Tim Pool Daily Show - Trump Civil Fraud Judgement OVERTURNED On Appeal, PROVING Corruption

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Aug. 21, 2025 - Tim Pool Daily Show

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Trump Civil Fraud Judgement OVERTURNED On Appeal, PROVING Corruption

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tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Good afternoon, Rumblers.
		This is Tate Brown here holding it down for Tim Poole.
		How is everyone doing today?
		We are here at Timcast Live.
		We're taking you into the afternoon of the Rumble Morning lineup.
		We had Steven Crowder raiding us, or he will be raiding us.
		I don't know specifically when that happens because I'm locked in on you guys.
		So I'm assuming there''s a raid happening at some point, it's going to be great.
		But we got some huge, huge story today.
		Well, a really big story is the New York Appeals Court has thrown out Trump's $454 million civil fraud judgment.
		This is a huge dub for Trump.
		This is getting, I mean, it's, it's, what's the meme?
		It's like, how's Trump going to wriggle out of the jam this time?
		And then he easily wriggle out of the jam.
		This, this, he has, I think he just has some sort of divine appointment.
		I don't know what it is.
		We also have Kirsty Nome.
		She wants to start an ICE airlines.
		I mean, honestly, that sounds like an upgrade from Delta and American Airlines.
		If we're being completely honest., I think I would fly on Ice Airlines, so we're going to get into that.
		We also have Cracker Barrel, I'm absolutely livid about this.
		I had to calm down before the show, actually.
		I was pursuing, there were different substances that I was using to really cope with the rebrand, I'm really not happy about it, I think every red blooded American Patriot feels the same way.
		And then we will be joined at the half hour mark by the Quartering, Jeremy Hambly, the legend.
		Oh yeah, he's coming on hang out.
		And we have Producer Serge here, he's holding it down in the producer chair, which is fantastic, we appreciate that.
		With that, let's get into the show but first we got Cassbrew coffee oh my goodness Cassbrew coffee you gotta get you some it is wonderful it's like a heavenly elixir I don't know if we're allowed to say that with the FDA I would say that's an accurate description it's not in the ingredients the ingredients are coffee coffee beans but we have some great blends here we have the Appalachian Knights we got the Stand Your Grounds Whole Bean and we have Ian's Graphene Dream now I've
		said it before I'll say it again we had our live events the last few weekends or the previous to last weekend however you say it those that bag of coffee sold like hotcakes.
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		It's a wonderful thing.
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		Grab you a skateboard.
		We got the Declaration of Independence.
		It's a beautiful thing.
		Look, it's got an American flag on it.
		We got the be gay and don't be gay boards.
		No comment.
		We have the uncancelable board, which is fantastic.
		It's a logo that was legendary.
		You know, the legendary logo in the skating community was the independent brands logo.
		Last ten years, of course, cancel culture sunk its teeth in and people got a little spooked with the logo.
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		We have some other boards here if you're into like I mean 28th Amendment if you're into chickens why not?
		I mean you got the Richie Jackson Rebbe.
		We have some fantastic boards but I digress.
		Let's get into the news from ABC News.
		Appeals Court throws out Trump's $454 million civil fraud judgment.
		Oh my.
		This dropped like 20, 30 minutes before showtime.
		It was crazy.
		Tim, you know, Tim is out.
		He's still out.
	Hopefully he'll be back Monday.
	We'll see.
	But he did rush up here.
	He is still working, right?
	Just because he's not on camera, he's still working.
	There's a lot of work to be done here at Timcast.
	He ran up here and it said, Did you see the news?
	I mean, it was like I thought RFK was in here for a second.
	I mean, it was crazy.
	And I was like, I mean, that's how recent it was.
	I was preparing for the show as is.
	And he goes, You guys see the news.
	Look, there's this.
	Crazy.
	Big story.
	So let's get into it from ABC News.
	A New York Appeals Court has thrown out the half billion dollar civil fraud judgment handed down last year against President Donald Trump, his family, and his company.
	The Appellate Division's first department upheld last year's ruling, finding Trump, his eldest sons, and his business liable for a decade's worth of business fraud.
	The Appellate Court, however, found the penalty of four hundred fifty four million dollars to be in excessive fines fine at odds with the Eighth Amendment.
	Quote, the documentary evidence, the documentary the documentary evidence, sorry, supports the Supreme Court's conclusion that the attorney general made a prima facie.
	Oh gosh, I struggle with these legal terms prima facie showing that each defendant participated in the fraudulent scheme, the opinion said.
	The trial record is also replete with evidence supporting the court's determination that the individual defendants had the requisite intent to defraud a necessary am element of each penal law claim.
	However, said the opinion, while harm certainly occurred, it was not the cataclysmic harm that can justify a nearly half billion dollars award to the state.
	This decision allows either side to pursue an appeal to the state's highest court, the New York Court of Appeals.
	Today's ruling by the New York Appeals Court is a resounding victory for President Trump and his company, wrote Trump's former personal attorney, Alina Haba, who represented Trump at the trial and was later named Interim U. S. Attorney for New Jersey,
	quote, the court struck down the outrageous and unlawful four hundred sixty four million dollars penalty, confirming what we have said from the beginning, the attorney general's case was politically motivated, legally baseless, and grossly excessive.
	After I'll keep reading here, after a three month civil trial last year, New York Judge Arthur Engeron found Trump liable for committing a decade of business fraud by inflating his net worth to secure better business deals, allegedly.
	In his written decision, he said that Trump and his codefendants engaged in fraud that quote leaped off the page and shocked the consciousness.
	including wrongly claiming that Trump's penthouse was three times its actual size and valuing his Marlago estate as a personal residence rather than a social club.
	This is again what he wrote.
	Their complete lack of contrition and remorse borders on pathological.
	They are accused of only inflating asset values to make more money.
	The documents prove this over and over again.
	He claims he's incapable of admitting the error of his ways.
	This is where we get into Trump here.
	The former president has long criticized the case as politically motivated, correct, true, facts, including during an impromptu close statement he delivered in court last year where he declared himself a quote innocent man.
	So true.
	I've been persecuted by someone running for office, Trump said, referring to New York Attorney General Letitia James, who brought the case.
	Quote, the statute is vicious, it doesn't give me jury, it takes away my rights.
	Fact checked true.
	So we'll keep reading here.
	Trump has denied wrongdoing and argued that the alleged victims in the case were sophisticated counterparties who eagerly agreed to go into business with the Trump organization and profited from the deals.
	Those arguments formed the crux of his appeal filed in July in which his lawyers argued that James violated the statute of limitations, misapplied the relevant law, and encouraged an exclusive penalty.
	We have a statement here.
	Trump may have put a statement up by now, but as of showtime, this was the closest we have from the executive VP of the Trump organization, Eric Trump.
	Total victory in the sham New York Attorney General's case after five years of HEW hockey sticks, justice prevailed.
	So I mean, look, law fair against Trump, this is something that unfortunately.
	We've grown accustomed to, which obviously should not be the case for a former president.
	They should be, you know, you see with Bush and Clinton and all that, they all get to hang out and pass mints around.
	But Trump is not included in the boys' club.
	No, he is always in court, they're taking mugshots of him left and right, everyone shooting at him.
	I mean, it's absolutely ridiculous the treatment he's received for simply trying to make America great again.
	They paint him as this radical, they paint him as this dictator, this fascist, you name it, whatever name, whatever evil name you can think of, they've thrown at him.
	But every single time without a veil, he comes out on top.
	I mean, I would, I think this is just.
	just demoralizing if you're a leftist.
	Like no matter what you do, whatever you try to throw at this guy, it just falls short every single time.
	And he comes out with a fist up and, you know, pounding his chest.
	I mean, it's embarrassing at this point to be on the left.
	This was the, I would say this was the last big case post-election.
	Obviously, a lot of the other cases were, you know, dismissed, resolved prior to his inauguration, but this was a big outstanding one.
	Obviously, a half billion dollar fine is nothing to bulk at.
	So this being overturned, obviously huge, huge story.
	It's going to obviously continue to develop.
	We wait for a statement from Trump, maybe what their next moves are.
	This demonstrates the fact that if we go back to the article here, let me look at what the appellate division said.
unidentified		Wow.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		While the harm certainly occurred, it was not the cataclysmic harm that can justify a nearly half a billion dollar award to the state.
		If we look at this last little bit here, cataclysmic.
		I mean, look, this is a soft concession here that the way the AG was behaving was malicious.
		The AG, there's a level of corruption here, but this certainly demonstrates that there was a level of lawfare occurring here, that the AG had an axe to grind with an individual, Donald Trump in this case, and she pursued a ridiculous penalty, a sky high penalty.
		This creates an interesting situation for the DOJ.
		This puts the ball in their court, right?
		That's the saying.
		It gives them a chance to now respond.
		Because if you remember this from this was about a week ago, this is from NBC News.
		Oh yeah.
		The DOJ investigating New York AG office and Senator Adam Schiff.
		You know, Adam Schiff stole most of the headlines from this story, but the Letitia James, the DOJ obviously is already probing Letitia James office ironically for mortgage fraud.
		So if we look here, a senior law enforcement grand jury will investigate the James mortgage fraud allegations and a grand jury in Maryland will again investigate the allegations against Schiff.
		All this to say, what's that?
		Sorry.
		All this to say that the DOJ, the wheels are already turning to start going on offense.
		If there's one way to describe the Trump admin's actions thus far, in general would be offense.
		It's rare because usually Republicans are just there to slow down the Democrats' agenda.
		This is the first time I remember, and people that are far older than me would agree.
		This is the first time we've seen a Republican go on offense.
		It's a beautiful thing.
		We're seeing here, look, Schiff and James denying wrongdoing, obviously.
		I mean, what are they going to come out and say?
		Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, the more Yeah, I did that.
		I frauded.
		Yeah, that was fun.
		It was a nice weekend.
		We went down to Maryland, you know, we burned a few checks and, you know, yeah, it was a great time.
		So, no, they obviously deny it.
		Look, this, the DOJ's got options here, right?
		You don't have to, you don't have to just get kicked in the chiclets like they, they've been doing and just take it.
		I think this gives us the chance to go on offense and as they should because absolutely ridiculous levels of corruption from the AG office where they just, I mean, I'll be curious to see if there's a what level of collaboration there was between L Letitia James and figures above her pay grade.
		As Trump noted in his statement, she's running for election.
		and then obviously eric trump here sham sham case that's absolutely what's going on here so once again give the doj uh grounds to go on offense and uh we'll see how this develops but yeah this is massive this is huge for trump um once again Teflon Don, nothing seems to stick to him.
		He just always comes out on top.
		I don't know how he does it.
		I don't know how he does it.
		So we'll stay tuned.
		We'll see what happens with that.
		Let's get into the next story from NBC News, Kirsty Noam is pushing for ICE to buy and operate a fleet of deportation planes, sources say.
		Homeland Security Secretary Kirsty Noam is pushing for immigration and customs enforcement to use an influx of funds to buy, own, and operate its own fleet of airplanes to deport immigrants.
		Two sources familiar with the discussions told NBC News.
		Former officials said that ICE owning and maintaining its own planes would be costly but could make it easier for the agency to potentially double the number of people it deports.
		each month.
		ICE uses charter planes to deport immigrants and has done so for years.
		The agency has typically chartered eight to fourteen planes at a time for deportation flights, according to Jason Hauser, who served as the ICE chief of staff from 2022 to 2023.
		That would be a great job to be the ICE chief of staff during the Biden years.
		You just sit around and play on Clash of Clans on your phone all day.
		I mean, legitimately, you wouldn't have anything to do because the Biden administration was not doing any immigration enforcement.
		It was basically just turnstiles at the border.
		So if you look, if you want one of those fake email jobs that you're seeing like on TikTok or they have these, you know, these younger girls who just sit in an office all day and like drink coffee and film TikToks.
		You already missed the bus because you could have just worked at ICE from twenty twenty one to twenty twenty four.
		That would have been the gig for you.
		Anyway, so this expert on immigration, Jacob Hauser speaks up here.
		He said that this allowed the Biden administration to port roughly fifteen thousand immigrants per month on charter flights.
		If the goal is to get thirty to thirty five thousand removals a month, you would need to double the number of planes, Hauser said, or purchase roughly thirty planes with a guaranteed set of thirty or more planes.
		ICE wouldn't be constrained with the limits of companies it contracts with which charter their planes to multiple clients.
		The Trump administration has vowed to deport one million undocumented immigrants per year.
		ICE deported one hundred thousand to one hundred fifty thousand in his first months, six months in office according to internal data that includes voluntary self departures in which immigrants left the U. S. on their own.
		The exact number of undocumented immigrants in the U. S. is disputed, but is estimated to be in the millions.
		You think?
		Well, kind of was that their bold estimate that it's potentially in the millions?
		Okay, all right.
		Thanks NBC for that.
	It can cost eighty million to four hundred million to buy a commercial airliner according to aviation experts at the Pilot Institute, a company that trains pilots.
	Purchasing thirty passenger jets at that price range could cost two point four billion to twelve billion, but it's unclear if ICE could lower the price per plane by buying a large number of them.
	DHS did not respond for comment.
	Look, the big beautiful bill gave ICE a war chest.
	Billions upon billions upon tens of billions of dollars.
	The American people, I say it almost every time on the show, because immigration keeps coming up, but it is the issue.
	for MAGA.
	I mean, you could go back to the RNC, like the science people were even saying mass deportations.
	Now they weren't saying, you know, let's try and get a few out here and there.
	Maybe we can secure the border.
	They're saying, no, we want a mass clearing.
	We want mass deportations.
	We're sick and tired of resources in this country being sucked up by people that shouldn't be here.
	End of story.
	So.
	You know, people are, you know, laughing and jeering.
	You know, South Park was ribbon at Kirsty Nome.
	But she has a mandate.
	She has a mandate here for mass deportations.
	And look, if you got to buy a few planes and get it done.
	I mean, look, it works for you, you know, it works for some of these like prosperity gospel preachers like you know Kenneth Copeland or whatever it works out you know the private jet he's able to get there too so maybe I don't know you could talk to him maybe he has some ideas on some potential airplane options that could be a could be a nice connection to make but yeah I mean let's get it done come on with 30 to 35 000 removals a month that's still kind of low I mean obviously that's just one way of getting them out is via plane you can still do the self deportation and
	sort of thing but we have the money now we have the money to play around with let's do it i like it like i said at the top of the show too a bit envious of these illegals i mean if you've taken commercial you've taken a commercial flight recently i mean you might as well be on a deportation flight or you'll wish you know sometimes you'd be wishing you were um if you've flown to hartfield jackson airport atlanta on southwest on all on south oh my gosh on southwest i mean you'd probably be right you'd rather be going to honduras i mean good grief
	radicalized jeez geez i mean yeah so look good on gnome let's get it done there's also some other plans in the works with ice i mean like this is great they're just they're they're getting you know wacky and wild nebraska this is from ap nebraska announces plan for immigration detention center dubbed the corn husker clink.
	I just I just wanted to pull this article up to read the names.
	This is I mean, this is great.
	Let's do it.
	Southwest Corner, Trump and yeah, that's good.
	Sure, build it.
	Whatever.
	That sounds great.
	We need more beds.
	The facility will be dubbed the corn husker clink, a play on Nebraska's nickname of the corn husker state and an old slang term for jail.
	The alliterative name follows in the vein of the previously announced Alligator Alcatraz based and Deportation Depot.
unidentified		Yeah, so good.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		That's so good.
		That's what I've been calling Home Depot recently and Patriot Circles.
		It's been a nickname for it, Home Depot.
		Oh, you're going to the Deep Deportation Depot?
		There's still not a good one for Lowe's.
		I think Leaves is the only thing you can really think of, but.
unidentified		That's pretty good.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Detention Center and the Speedway Slammer in Indiana.
		I really like that one.
		That one's nice.
		The governor Jim Pillen said he and DHS Secretary Kirsty Noam had agreed to use a minimum security prison work camp in McCook, a remote city of about seven thousand people in the middle of the wide open prairies between Denver and Omaha to house people awaiting deportation and being held for other immigration proceedings.
		It's expected to be a Midwest hub for detainees from several states.
		Let's get it done.
		I like it.
		I really just like the name.
		I think if we can pursue as many alliterative names as possible playing off of local geography and state nicknames, I think we'll be in business.
		So let's get it done.
		You may have seen this video yesterday doing the rounds.
		Speaking of ICE, this is in DC with the lockdown.
		I'll just kind of sketch a long video so I'll kind of skim through it.
		But this is the headline and this is the libs are freaking out about it.
		This was reported from NBC here in our nation's capital.
		Just saw DC police plus federal agents detain a man on the National Mall.
		He appeared to try to escape then was quickly tackled to the ground by several agents and was screaming in Spanish, quote, please I'm not a criminal, I work here, I want to be with my family.
		Wow, this sounds so sad.
		Oh no.
		Look, he clearly didn't do anything wrong.
		They clearly are just picking on him, right?
unidentified		No.
unidentified		Oh no.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		He just wants to be here with his family, guys.
unidentified		No.
		No.
		Go.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Stand with him.
unidentified		No.
unidentified		Go.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Oh, this is so sad.
unidentified		Oh, no.
		Please.
		We gotta let him stay.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Oh, he's a pedophile.
		Oh.
		Oh.
		Oh, okay.
		Oh, this is who they are defending.
		Oh, okay, this is like why does this keep happening?
		Why do the libs, like every time they get one of these cats and they like lose their mind over it, they're actually just turned out to be a pedophile.
		This happens like almost every time at this point.
unidentified		What's happening, man?
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		There's also a lot of pedophiles.
		I mean, what's going on?
		It's getting, it's getting crazy out there.
		This is from the Daily Mail, a migrant who anguished, they have the best, so poetic, who anguished liberals by howling, I just want to be with my family during Ice's arrest as a suspected pedophile.
unidentified		Oh, sus.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, geez.
		I'm sure he does want to be with his family.
		Anyway, a migrant who anguishedished liberals by howling like a dog, David Perez, Teofani, very, I mean, what is that Ellis Island maybe or no?
		I think that's probably Mayflower, I would say.
		Yeah.
		Probably a Mayflower.
		It's probably on the Civil War Registry.
		Very WASPY.
		Yeah.
		So he might have just gotten caught up in this.
		Clearly, he's, you know, a Heritage American.
		Anyway, Perez, Perez, Teofani was taken into custody Wednesday by Ice Based on the National Mall in DC.
		Oh, of Mexico.
		He initially appeared calm as he exited his blue SUV completely surrounded.
		Sir, oh my gosh, please.
unidentified		No.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Oh, I'm just going to liberals were out.
		I'll read here.
		Liberals were outraged by the takedown, suggesting it was unjust with one.
		saying his cries hit me in the gut while another claimed, We're better than this.
		Are we really?
		I mean, are you saying we're better than this as in we're better than this guy?
		Because I agree, this guy shouldn't be here.
		We are better than this.
		The DHS has since revealed that Perez Teofani was arrested in Fairfax County last year for aggravated sexual assault of a child under 13.
		Obviously, I'm not laughing about that.
		That's horrifying.
		And this guy should have YouTube violations, TOS violations done to him for doing this um yeah liberals i'm laughing because liberals they defend they defend people like this quite often pretty much every time actually so um yeah business as usual uh also on the dc takeover we have from the washington post ice is joining dc police patrols moped drivers are an early target yes If you
		live in a city, right?
		If you live in a city, like I, you know, I'm an exiled New Yorker.
		Surge here is an exiled Angelino.
		Me and him, we spend a lot of time in DC.
		These moped drivers.
unidentified		Oh, my.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Oh, my.
		I mean, I think it's a game for them them.
		I think they think they're in Frogger, or perhaps their IQ is just so low that they just can't comprehend that cars move like both directions.
		These guys are like psychopaths.
		I'm sure a couple of them are good guys, right?
		I'm not saying all moped drivers are evil.
		I mean, the Italians certainly figured out the moped situation, but look, we're not dealing with Italians here.
		We're dealing with, you know, most of them from Central and South America being detained.
		These delivery drivers, I mean, I don't know what it is with these guys.
		First of all, if you're ordering delivery a lot, that you do have a role to play in this.
		And I'm saying, I have a look, I, you know, I've been known to DoorDash every once in a while, right?
		Right?
		I'm not, I'm not saying I'm a boy scout or anything, but we are propping up this industry, the delivery driver industry.
		This is, this is, this is on all of us, okay?
		You know?
		And honestly, when you order DoorDash and you get and you look at the bill afterwards where you just spent, you know, $35 and like two McChicken's, you do get that post DoorDash clarity and you do feel bad.
		And I think when you see articles like this that ICE is having to clean up our messes for ordering DoorDash, this should be a call, this should be a conviction to stop ordering DoorDash.
		Great work from ICE, get these Moped guys out of here.
		They're total psychopaths.
		They're, you know, flying all over the roads.
		They think it's a game.
		I'm sure it's really fun, right?
		Like fire from Honduras, like this would probably be a blast, but I'm not.
		Get him out.
		There's one more story I wanted to get to where I have some, I need like four hours to talk about this.
		I mean, this is horrifying, horrifying stuff, ladies and gentlemen.
		I had to do a lot.
		I had to do some, you know, some transcendental meditation yesterday.
		I mean, I was going absolutely ballistic.
		I was punching drywall.
		I was really having a patriot crash out, quite frankly, last night.
		I mean, I was absolutely furious.
		Cracker Barrel unveils new simplified logo.
		Our story hasn't changed.
		Look what they've done.
		Look what they did.
		Look what they did.
		Look, look at this.
		That's what it used to be.
		It used to be a beautiful thing.
		These bastards.
		Sorry.
unidentified		Look what they...
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		You mind the takeover.
		I mean, how do you see this?
		As a red-blooded American, right?
		Your family trotted off the Mayflower.
		They wanted a new life.
		They wanted to be liberated from the old world.
		And we built something beautiful.
		We built Cracker Barrel.
		I mean, come on.
		It's the only restaurant that has a pregame lobby.
		You know, you walk in.
		You know, oh, your table's not ready yet.
		That's fine.
		I'll do a little shopping.
		I'll chop it up with the other diners, you know.
		Maybe we'll get a booth, maybe we'll be seated under the horse castrator, who knows.
		It's so exciting being in the pregame lobby.
		You know, you're looking at candles, you're looking at quilts, puzzles.
		And then you sit down and you order the grandma sampler, or you get crazy and you build your own breakfast sampler.
		I mean, it's a tremendous thing.
		And Cracker Barrel was this great, it was this great equalizer, right?
		Like you're on a road trip.
		Say you're with the family, right?
		You know, someone wants to do Taco Bell, someone wants to do McDonald's, someone wants to do Logan's Roadhouse.
		You know, there's a lot of division in the car.
		And then you see a Cracker Barrel and it's just like, I know it's a concession because everyone is, you know, it wasn't their first choice, but it never felt like a concession, right?
unidentified		Neutral ground.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		It felt like a common, it felt like a public square amongst a divided car.
		It's a beautiful, beautiful thing.
		So, you know, if you're a red blooded American patriot, this place really has a special place in your heart.
		It's a beautiful thing.
		And then yesterday they just, I mean, they dropped a nuclear bomb right in the heart and soul of America with this crap.
unidentified		Dude, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		What is this, Silicon Valley?
		What are we doing here?
		What is this?
unidentified		What is this?
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Getting a lot of heat.
		Oh, that's saying the messages that were being sent in the group chats last night, I mean, put you on a watch list right away.
		I mean, people are absolutely furious.
		And get this, I get this, I was ranting Raven and this gentleman right here, this patriot Trump Vermecton, great name.
		He drops this in my replies and I came ungued.
		I really did.
		I really came ungued.
		I almost wrecked my car.
		Tate, yes, I'm listening.
		They also made the game a woke liptard version where they don't insult you anymore for being a retard and leaving multiple pegs.
		Look at this.
		Look what they've done.
		It used to be this.
		It used to be like, oh, if you left more than two pegs, you're an idiot, right?
		That's what they did.
		Surge is zooming in here.
		I know you all remember this, right?
		And you'd play the game.
		And when you're a kid, you can't quite figure it out because you don't know the rules.
		You leave a few pegs behind and I mock you.
		And then this is what they do now.
		Everyone's a winner, right?
		Everyone gets a, you know, a participation trophy.
		It's this woke crap.
		And this is what they've done.
		Leave only one.
		You're a genius.
		I know.
		Leave two.
		Rock in the chair, but not the game.
		Whatever that means.
		Leave three or more.
		No reason to be embarrassed.
		Try again.
		There's a huge reason to be embarrassed.
		You're an idiot.
		You left more than three pegs.
		It's not that hard.
		We're not playing, you know, we're not assembling rockets here.
		I mean, good grief.
		So thankfully, thankfully, the Patriots are reacting strongly with their vitriol and we're grinding the Cracker Barrel stock into the ground.
		I disavow as a Timcast host, right?
		Because, you know, we don't want, we're not making any financial recommendations.
		I'm just illustrating a point that the Patriots are very upset.
		And look, I want to share this.
		This was, this is a friend of mine, Grant.
		This cracker will be boycotting Cracker Barrel until they do the right thing..
		And people are furious, Patriots are furious, and the cracker community has had enough.
		We want the barrel back.
		We want the cracker back.
		We want it all.
		So with that, we're going to get into our story.
		We're going to get into our interview portion with the Quartering, Jeremy Hambly, which is really exciting stuff.
		I just got to, I got to tease the story off for a quick.
		But if you're still watching, thanks for watching.
		We'll be back tonight with Timcast IRL at 8 p.m.
		It's going to be a great show.
		Be there, come hang out, and we'll see you in the next one.
		For everybody else, we're going to get into that interview with Jeremy Hambly, the Quartering.
		I do want to tee it off with, let's see, where did it go?
		Oh, well, I wanted to tee it off with a different story, but this story is honestly bigger.
		I do want to ask him about the Appeals Court.
		So we'll start over from the top.
		This is how we do it.
	We're doing it live, right?
	I feel like Bill O'Reilly right now.
	We'll do it live.
	So from the top.
	Appeals Court throws out, from ABC News, Appeals Court throws out Trump $454 million civil fraud judgment.
	A New York Appeals Court has thrown out the half billion civil fraud judgment handed down last year against President Donald Trump, his family, and his company.
	Here's the opinion from the appellate division.
	The documentary evidence supports the Supreme Court's decision or conclusion that the Attorney General made prima facia showing that the defendant participated in the fraudulent scheme.
	The trial record is also replete with evidence supporting the court's determination that the individual defendant had the requisite intent to fraud a necessary element of penal law.
	While harm certainly occurred, it was not the cataclysmic harm that can justify a nearly half billion dollar award to the state.
	So obviously a lot of corruption going on here, a lot of shady stuff.
	We saw last week where the DOJ is probing into Letitia James' office about her mortgage fraud problem and now Trump has beaten the case.
	So I wanted to bring in I wanted to bring in Jeremy here the quartering to have a chat with him about this and Jeremy, can you hear me?
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		I can.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		How are you?
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		I'm doing well.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		How about you?
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		You know, just crushing it, not being sick, showing up for work every day.
		It's all right.
		It's not a bad day.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		No comment.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		No.
unidentified		Yeah.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		No, he's here.
		He's working.
		He's grinding.
		He actually popped up here earlier to to get the story, the AG story.
		I don't know if you saw it.
		Well, first, before we get into it, I mean, ninety nine percent of viewers watching are going to know who you are, obviously.
		But for those who don't, can you give a quick intro who you are and what you do?
		Maybe not.
unidentified		I think we just lost him.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		I think we lost him.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		He's protesting.
unidentified		That was weird.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		He's protesting.
		I think that's what's going on.
		I think maybe it's the Cracker Bell situation.
		It's got him fired up.
		It's totally understandable.
		We're going to try and get him.
unidentified		We're going to try to get him.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Let's see.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Wow, this is so exciting.
unidentified		Wow, that's weird.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		We got to...
unidentified		You see that...
unidentified		Okay.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Unknown user not visible.
		Oh no.
		We got some technical difficulties here, folks.
unidentified		I don't wonder if his connection failed or something.
unidentified		That's weird.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Well, Serge, you keep an eye on that.
unidentified		Yeah.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		And I will rant and rave about Cracker Barrel some more because this really makes me mad.
		Cracker Barrel obviously updated their...
		Oh, we do it, we do it live.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		There he goes.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		He's back.
unidentified		He's back.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		See, I was about to go off about Cracker Barrel again for another 30 minutes because I'm so mad about it.
		but...
		No, we lost him again.
unidentified		What?
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Whoa!
		It's big Cracker Barrel.
		coming after us.
unidentified		What the?
unidentified		That's crazy.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		This is crazy.
unidentified		I've never seen that before.
		You can pop direct to Bridgerton.
		Can we get this for a second?
		There you go.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Jeez.
		I mean, shocking stuff, right?
		This is crazy.
		Anyway, Cracker Barrel has updated their logo.
		Do you think it's us or them?
		I don't know.
		I don't want to throw any accusations out live on the air.
unidentified		I'm always going to blame them, you know.
		Just blame the word them.
		It's all good.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Them.
unidentified		I'll figure it out.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		It's broadly speaking.
		So anyway, they've updated their.
		They've updated their logo.
		Let's see if I can rant about Cracker Barrel for thirty minutes if Jeremy's not available.
		I think I can.
		This issue makes me so mad that I think it can't and I think there's serious political ramifications here.
		I genuinely do.
		I think that this demonstrates that the left can't do anything right, that they only destroy and they wear things that you love as a skin suit.
		I genuinely think that's what's going on here.
		I saw this message from my friend David, David Carlson.
		He had this great take on Cracker Barrel.
		The left can't create, it only infiltrates, hollowing out institutions, wearing them like a skin suit while demanding respect and feigning shock when you disagree.
		Not a result of corporate embrace of leftism, your brand gets uglier, your products get worse and your value plummets and with that we got jeremy back hopefully let's see i was ranting and raven about uh cracker barrel again hopefully we have no for some reason uh it's not visible i don't understand why that is happening uh that's super weird is it like a privacy thing it can't be hmm i'm really confused such a tease this is such a
unidentified		tease to the audience yeah like i don't understand why that's not working uh Join room with camera.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, this is the way we ordinarily do it.
unidentified		I don't understand know what to tell you.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		i don't know if it's on his end or our end i can't tell i think we're just kind of the roll i think we're just kind of the yeah man uh we're just kind of the not visible like the yellow unknown user does he have a privacy thing on his his page i don't understand could be i guess we'll we'll have to work on this i'm trying my best we're gonna have to go into the hood i guess well um that's why we got producer surge here like if If it were just me in here alone.
		I mean, dude, there'd be like a fire right now.
		There'd be like a bomb going off.
unidentified		Oh, there he is again.
		There he is again.
		I don't know what's happening with the connection here.
		Pull you over and see if.
		Can you hear us, Jeremy?
		Yeah, every time I bring it over to this screen, it blacks out on his, on his page.
		Do you see that?
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
unidentified		I don't understand why it's doing that.
		I don't know if there's a Can you still hear us, Jeremy?
		Are you still connected with us?
		No, I guess he's not.
		I see him and he shows up for a second.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		I think I'm just going to I think I'm just going to the roll for the next twenty minutes.
unidentified		Yeah, I think we I think we have to I'm sorry, Jeremy.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		We don't know what's going on.
unidentified		I killed the homie.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		It's cool.
		I suspect, honestly, I I know I'm saying.
		I know it's not a bit.
		I suspect that I think the Cracker Barrel people are behind this.
		I really do.
		I really do think that., well, sorry folks, you don't always get what you want.
		We really, really, really wanted to talk to Jeremy about this.
		We really wanted to break down, get his take.
		I mean, if you can get him on the horn, Surge, and like hold the phone up to the mic, we could do that.
		What are you going to do?
		I mean, you know, what are you going to do?
unidentified		I'm going to call Andrew real fast.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
		Surge is on the case.
		He's going to figure it out.
		With that, I am going to explain why the Cracker Barrel rebrand is indicative of the decline of the United States.
		And I will explain this in excruciating detail.
		I think a great way to conceptualize this idea, I don't know if this was coined by him., but he certainly popularized it is the idea of refinement culture.
		Refinement culture is what you're seeing every time you see a logo go from something beautiful to something very simplified.
		The idea is that when you're trying to make money, you're trying to cast the widest net, so you need to provide a product that appeals to the most people and is as inoffensive as possible.
		This is a great example.
		Lindy may actually have a thread here.
		I don't know, Surge, how much control do you need over the computer?
unidentified		I just need to bring up a different browser.
		I'm going to try and do it in a different browser than we've been working on prev previously.
		So I'm gonna pop back to you for like a second.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
		All right.
		Well, refinement culture is what you're seeing when you're seeing with the Cracker Barrel.
		The Cracker Barrel rebrand is, yeah, like I said.
		So these companies have to cast a wide net to appeal to the most amount of customers as possible.
		And that typically means that you have to reduce your brand down to something very inoffensive, very something very minimalistic.
		We switch browsers.
		Let's see if that's worked.
unidentified		Jeremy, can you hear me, bro?
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		I can.
		Did I did it?
		Did I go too hard on the self promotion?
		Is that what happened?
		Did you guys pull them?
		I was right in the middle of my pitch telling the world.
		I feel like Big Barrel is after me.
		I think so.
		Yeah, I was there.
		Millions of new people were going to tune into my stream at 2 Easter Monday through Thursday on Rumble and Quartering Live.
		But now Big Barrel has gotten involved and they're trying to hold, keep a brother down.
		We know they have a problem with crackers.
		Oh.
		So, you know.
		Yeah, sorry.
		I don't know what was going on there.
unidentified		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		But I'll take the blame.
		I said Chat was blaming me anyway.
		So why not?
		I do professionally screw up on live stream.ams.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Oh, let's see.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Let's refresh join.
unidentified		Oh, I saw the other room.
unidentified		That's right.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		I'm just going hard on the paint here.
		Okay.
		I think we're in.
		So, yes, I think Cracker Barrel is there is an attack on crackers.
		This is a widespread attack.
		This is an anti cracker.
		This is an anti cracker agenda.
		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Well, I think that crackers should organize.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		I mean, totally.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Look, I mean, they took Uncle Ben from us.
		They took Aunt Jemima from us and we said nothing.
		Right.
		Now they've taken the cracker out of Cracker Barrel.
		By the way, I don't know if you mentioned this because I was popping in now.
		But a great example of that refinement culture you mentioned too is the new kind logo.
		I think that's I think they make like some kind of soy boy granola bars or something like that.
		There was like, I don't know if Surge can find it, but there was like a viral unveiling of their new logo and it was like the same logo and I was like, I don't really understand.
		I don't know if you also mentioned, but Cracker Barrel stock has been cratering this morning.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, we covered it.
		Yeah.
		Yeah.
		There's a full Patriot crash out over this and I'm with it.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		I drive by the most ghetto looking Cracker Barrels at any time of the day, 4 a.m. to 6 p.m.
		That lot is jamped.
		I've never seen a Cracker Barrel without a wait, ever in my life.
		So I have no idea what they think they're fixing.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Well, I mean, I've made the point that it's the only restaurant with like a pregame lobby because there usually is a wait.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		I mean, that's.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Everyone I've always gone to has always had a wait and has always cost me at least one or two stupid things that we didn't need from their gift shop.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Right.
unidentified		Yeah.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		It's a great, so I don't know what they're doing.
		I think this is a warning shot fired at the Patriots that they are.
		This is part of Resistance, I think.
		This is part of Resistance 2.0 because they want to demoralize us by taking away Cracker Barrel.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Well, and you have another prototypical mid forty, mid fifty, white lady with thick rim glasses as the CEO.
		Like, it's the, it's like if you see a woman like this take over a company, just know what's coming.
		Yeah.
		It's, it's as predictable as, uh, just about anything, and I don't know why Cracker Barrel is deciding to do this now.
		It's not just their logo, they redid their whole, I think they redid it, it looks so sterile now, and like, I don't know, I don't know what, like, what, what are they fixing?
		I don't understand.
		The place is packed all the time.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Right.
		Yeah, that whole, that whole farmhouse, I I think they call it like farmhouse chic is what that esthetic is called that they've redid the Cracker Barrel in.
		And it's very ubiquitous among millennials, especially.
		And I've heard the explanation is that men just want minimalistic, no frills, uh, interiors.
		So that, that checks that box off.
		And then women like they kind of more HGTV, the brightness, the, the cleanliness.
		It keeps it, it's easy to clean.
		So there was that era of, yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		So, yeah, there was that era of like wacky stuff on the walls nonstop, like, you know, chilies and Applebee's and all that.
		Like the walls were just, you couldn't see a single square inch of like uncovered wall space.
		But I never got that vibe from Cracker Barrel because it was so dimly lit, you know, it felt like you were just in a barn or you were just in this, you were just kind of taking it in, you were happy to get your bacon and eggs and get on with, you know, after church or head to church or whatever the case was.
		Plus they had a great policy where they would let RVs in class B, people who were traveling, stay in their parking lot overnight for free.
		So if you were traveling, you could sleep in their parking lot and then get up and have a nice hearty breakfast.
		I have no, maybe every other Cracker Barrel in the country is tanking.
		I don't know.
		But everyone I drive by ever is jam packed.
		They're jumped packed like even weekdays.
		So I don't, I have no idea what they think they're doing.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		I don't know what's going on.
		I mean, yeah, the I mean, I've been known to nod off in a Cracker Barrel parking lot.
		That's something I've been known to do.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		So, so then this is because you've been there for three hours drinking beer, hot beer in the car.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Sure.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		You should crack a window.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, yeah.
		I mean, it's very true with that.
		I mean, I think this is the biggest story probably in the last five to ten years.
		Honestly, I mean, it is that offensive.
		But there was another big story today was the appellate court in New York dropping the fine, the nearly half a billion dollar fine against Donald Trump.
		I have the kind of two questions.
		One, just what is your take view on this?
		Does this really just prove that there was a lot of corruption going on in the AG office?
		And then the second question is, now does the DOJ go on offense?
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Well, I mean, I think a lot of us have been quietly waiting.
		You know, these are the slowest closing walls I've ever seen in my life.
		You know, how much of these I think people are dreaming if they think we're going to see Letitia James in jail or Alvin Bragg in jail.
		Like, that's just a pipe dream that as a clickbait title on a video that's never going to happen.
		But I have entered my zero apologies and my petty era.
		And I think that the DOJ absolutely should go out on the offensive.
		Certainly we know how Alvin Bragg bent the law to just make this.
		I think there's that, that lawsuit.
		It was with this lawsuit or another.
		Basically, they found a loophole so they could charge him.
		Maybe it was this case or another.
		Either way, Alvin Bragg and Letitia James are corrupt.
		They tried to derail Donald Trump's presidential run.
		There's no denying that.
		There's no other, you know, rational explanation for that.
		And they should suffer.
		They should suffer humiliation.
		I think that Letitia James' home should be raided between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m.
		Same with Alvin Bragg.
		I think anyone who was involved in the Mar a Lago raid should have their homes raided if given just cause.
		So I think, yes, we all knew.
		the 500 million was insane.
		Plus, by the way, it was like 460 million plus 100 million in this interest number that they said the bank should have been charging them.
		Yeah.
		Which, which again, was completely made up.
		I think it was Judge Engeron or whatever, the same guy that girl said was creepy at the gym.
		I'm pretty sure that's that judge.
		I can't remember.
		I can't remember exactly.
		But yeah, I want the DOJ to go on offensive, please.
		Right.
		Like, please.
		I think America, like, do I want to see, you know, the DOJ be completely weaponizing about everybody and everything?
unidentified		No.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		But I'd like to see, you know, let's not forget those corrupt losers in Georgia too..
		You tried to bring Rico charges against Trump while they were sleeping with each other and spending taxpayer money on vacations and this and that other thing.
		So like, you know, I want them to go on the offensive and I want them to root out some of these people because, you know, at some point in the future, Democrats will be in charge again.
		That's just the way this works.
		And they're going to do it again too.
		So if we don't, I used to think, let's be strong.
		Let's not do what they do wrong.
		That's the only thing they understand.
		You have to hit them with the exact crap that they do to us.
		And if you don't, they're just going to do it again when they're in charge in four or eight or twelve more years.
		So they set the precedent.
		I feel no guilt about it.
		I think that we should make them live by their own rules.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Totally.
		I mean, I'm in total agreement.
		I mean, sometimes you see these vague statements from the DOJ like, oh, we're maybe potentially investigating Barack Obama.
		And you see stuff like that, Michael.
		Well, that's red meat.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		The walls are closing in.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Right.
unidentified		Yeah.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		And so it's like, okay, well, that's kind of red meat for the base.
		That's not going to happen.
		I mean, obviously, there's probably nothing more that the base would like to see than Barack Obama in an orange jumpsuit.
		But like, let's be honest, it's not going to happen.
		But people like Fanny, Fanny Wells and Letitia James obviously, not only should we go after them, but they're like, to pursue justice we should.
		I mean, they've committed crimes.
		There's high, there's high level corruption here.
		And there's a decent chance that if they don't get punished, they will just keep making innocent people's lives more difficult.
		So in this case, I don't even know if it's weaponizing the DOJ.
		I think it's just what the DOJ should be doing.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Well, they were mad about Trump's mortgage quote unquote fraud.
		So I agree.
		Mortgage fraud is bad.
		The bank should make all the money.
		So Letitia James, were you registered out of state?
		You fudged the numbers.
		You lied on this, that and the other thing.
		I think that we should press charges against her.
		I certainly think, I mean, 100% agree with you, this idea that like, oh, we finally have the Hillary emails.
		Hillary is going to jail.
		The walls are closing in.
		People would be better served to just ignore that because it's not going to happen.
		And the, the quicker you get off that hope and more into like the, the idea that maybe we can get some small wins here.
		Maybe we can get root out these corrupt AGs.
		Maybe some of these activist judges get rid of them.
		That's the real win here.
		You know, there are a lot of stuff.
		I think Trump's tariffs are working.
		I think there's a lot, you know, I think immigrate, you know, his deportations, obviously people want bigger numbers, but, you know, that's something he's following through.
		The Hillary Clinton in a jumpsuit thing is great for a thumbnail with a red siren emoji saying that, you know, the next, you know, finally we got her.
		But yeah, go on the offensive where you can.
		But as a supporter, just manage your expectations.
		That's all.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		No, and something you hit on earlier, I think is really important is that the left has made a friend enemy distinction for quite a long time now, where essentially they view.w politics through a very simple lens, which is reward your friends, punish your enemies.
		That's just common thinking over there.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		And Republicans had this, they call it my principles theory, where if we just keep sticking to our principles, we outprincipled the left and people, because Americans are just I
		tried to play Muppet's principles for a while and I just saw how it worked out.
		You know, I saw how they got Donald Trump.
		Yeah, obviously his mugshot backfired on them, but there's still and forever will be a mugshot of Donald Trump because, you know, because we let, you know, we, well, we'll just go through the justice system.
		We'll do it.
		Well, he's in charge now.
		I think Donald Trump learned a lot from his first presidency.
		I'm almost, I mean, obviously Biden was very, very bad.
		So I can't say that, you know, I'm glad that there was some time in between there.
		But I do think a white pill is that he had four years to watch all this stuff play out..
		He seems to be a little different now in terms of pursuing this stuff.
		There's the big ones.
		Obviously, I think everyone would love the files.
		But just like putting Hillary Clinton in jail and locking up Barack Obama, I think you can file them in the same category.
		But you can go get Letitia James.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		You can go get, I mean, this, I forget the AG in Georgia, but who's Fanny Willis?
		Oh yeah, you said her name before.
		Yeah, Fanny.
		Yeah.
		You know, you can go get them.
		They like legitimately commit fraud, fraudulent activity.
		You, you can disbar them, you can humiliate them, you can bring them before, if before Congress and humiliate them.
		I'm one hundred percent, that's I'm in my petty era.
		I want it all.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, totally.
		I mean, and we're seeing, we're seeing there, there's a, I think Trump is leading the charge in this sort of mindset shift in the GOP, broadly speaking.
		I mean, for one, like you hit on earlier, I mean, he had four years, some of his dogs, like Stephen Miller, I mean, he's had four years to comb through 18th century law to come up with new mechanisms to deport illegals.
		And so, I mean, yeah, you had Trump, but you had a lot of his guy, you know, a lot of his guys, uh, spending four years just ready to rock.
		And you're even seeing now in Texas with the redistricting.
		I mean, that's a really strong indication that this is a the GOP, the mood has changed across the country.
		I mean, the redistricting is a pretty aggressive thing.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		I would say I'm a big fan of it.
		You got to hit them.
		Sometimes the best, like sometimes in, let's say in combat, like the best defense is a good offense.
		And we know that this redistricting thing, I mean, look at how Gavin Newsom's having an absolute meltdown over it.
		We had a Supreme Court race in Wisconsin that that was kind of the primary thing.
		Like, hey, they're going to redistrict and we're going to lose a Republican representative.
		And fortunately, our Supreme Court here turned it over or basically said they couldn't do it.
		But like this is going to be the next line of attack is redistricting.
		And in Texas, I mean, we may lose.
		I mean, I want to, you know, prayers up if we lose America's ghetto queen star in this redistricting.
		It would be, I don't want, I don't know if I want to live in a world where I don't have Jasmine Crockett telling me what is and what isn't correct and how the law should be followed.
		But, you know.
		You know, I think that Trump has to do this kind of stuff to secure.
		I look at a lot like just like deportations.
		The deportations to me aren't necessarily, yes, getting illegals out of this country is good for Americans, bar none period.
		I don't care if you're, you know, grandma, Eduardo, Esther, Gonzalez, and you sell tamales at the street corner or you're a MS thirteen gang member.
		You have to go home.
		Yeah.
		That's good for Americans.
		However, it also does help secure future elections.
		Let's not pretend that dropping off all these illegals in Battleground Saints wasn't happening.
		People forget.
unidentified		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Wisconsin had tens of thousands of these people dumped in a lot of our small towns like Whitewater, Wisconsin, thousands of these people so that they can all SA these cute college girls.
		I mean, it's, you know, so getting immigration is not just about getting these people out of the country, but it's also about making sure that the Democrats, you know, future voter policy gets disrupted too.
		You know, I think we're going to need, we would need 20 years of net zero, you know, or negative immigration to ever fix this.
		But if you could put systems in place to make sure, Hey, you know, maybe we can't be bringing flights of migrants to battleground states in the Midwest and then, you know, teaching them how to vote Democrat.
		Maybe we don't have, who is that person just got caught on tape dropping off mail and ballots from allegedly migrants.
		I forget it was it just came out a couple days ago, but like enough of this.
		We can't be and by the way, there's the human and the god X aspect of it.
		Like maybe we shouldn't be using humans as political capital and bringing these people in and saying, oh, we really care about the immigrants unless they vote Republican.
		We don't want them.
		We only want those that, you know, so there's a lot that Trump has to accomplish.
		And I think the four year break might have helped him galvanize just what's on on the line on stage.
		Because if Kamala Harris would have won, I think we would have had a long run of Democrats.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Absolutely.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Because she would have set it up the same way Trump's doing it.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		So I hope he continues with this.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Right.
		I mean, and as long as birthright citizenship is on the books, a Democrat keeping the door of the border open is just, I mean, just, yeah, you're just turning states demographics over to Democrat voters.
		I mean, Texas is a great example is, you know, Texas obviously is still a red state, but there's a fascinating exit poll and a lot of Texas political experts will point to this.
		For example, Ted Cruz, Beto O'Rourke, I cite this one all the time.
		is it was actually transplants to the state voted red 55 to 45.
		And it was native Texans voted blue 55 to 45.
		And you may be asking yourself, well, how is that the case?
		Well, the problem is I think most people's conception of what a native Texan is is frozen in the 1980s.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		I mean, we had decades of illegal immigration and a native Texan is a second generation Gonzalez.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yes, precisely.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		That's, yeah, you're right.
		It's been forty years since a native Texan was some tall silhouette white guy smoking a Marlboro red.
		That's not what going to Texas, you'll see.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, precisely.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		So it's like, I mean, like you said, we're going to need decades of net zero immigration to undo the cheap, unfair advantage that Democrats have built through exploiting demographics really to benefit the party.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Here's also kind of a spicy take, but not really a spicy take because I know that you are a hardcore guy, so you're not going to be offended by this.
		But like I don't know if you saw the parade, we'll call it, that went viral in Michigan.
		I'd like to also, you know, I know when people think illegal immigrants are.
		They're always thinking like Mexicans or people from the Dominican Republic and stuff like that.
		But we've got an Arab problem in this country too, where we have entire cities whose signs are not even in English marching in the streets.
		Texas also has a huge, huge, do you have a.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, they have entire like mega churches.
		The guy that was, that mowed down all those people in New Orleans was radicalized in a mosque in Texas.
		You know, when I say like, I so I just want to be clear.
		When I say immigrants have to go home, I mean all of them, not just.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Including Serge over here.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Serge, you gotta go.
		You know, you can do your job remotely.
		Yeah.
		You know, don't even get me started on H one Bs either.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Like, oh my God.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		H one Bs have to go.
		And it is one of the biggest, the Trump's never gonna do it because he loves it.
		But like the H one B programs, another two million.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Oh my God.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		People in this country that all vote Democrat that all are here basically as slaves.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yes.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		And companies like, no, we couldn't possibly find more ADIQ people.
		from Bangladesh.
		We can't operate our, we can't run Microsoft with a bunch of seven dollar an hour brown slaves that will work 100 hours a week and will never leave your company because they know that they're going to be deported back to their country.
		Let's not pretend that the H one B program is bringing in 140 IQ people simply not available in the United States.
		It is a legalized slavery system for corporations to bring in low-paid, low-paid workers that they essentially own.
		Because it's hard enough when you're like, I'm living paycheck to paycheck.
		I can't quit my job.
		Now imagine your citizenship depends on it.
		And then you have all these people overseeing their visas and overseeing.
		So I mean, there's a lot of reform.s with this country.
		I mean, think of just how great America would be if we just had net zero immigration.
		Just twenty years.
		Just twenty years.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Like nationwide Cracker Barrel.
unidentified		Oh, yeah.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
unidentified		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Tante Jemima would come back on the syrup bottles.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		The Indians would return to the land of the lakes.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		That's right.
		The Indians would return to the land of the lakes.
		Uncle Ben would go home to the rice field.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		That's right.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Like everything would be, I mean, just give me twenty years of it.
unidentified		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		And like, and I'm talking, you know, I'm talking none.
		No H one Bs.
		No, you know, borders are closed.
		I mean, there's a there's a reason that Poland seems to have Poland seems to have not been affected by a lot of this migrant crime in Europe.
		And when people bring it up and say, you know, well, you know, what do closed borders look like?
		I'm like, ask Poland.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Ask Poland how many guys they've had aloe vera snack bar themselves in Poland.
		I mean, it seems there's a pretty direct line and I just want to experience just for a little bit.
		Take me like, of just 15 years and just see what we can do.
		See what we can do for our veterans.
		See what we can do for our homeless.
		See what we can do for the 100,000 people, 100,000 Americans that die every year due to fat and aloe opioid.
		What can we do to the opioid crisis if we weren't subsidizing 20 million illegals and another 3 million H-1B Indian people?
		It's insane to me.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I'm in total agreement.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		By the way, they all vote Democrat.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Right.
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Precisely.
		So on top of that, even if you're not an anti-immigration guy and you're a Republican, they all vote Democrat.
		H-1Bs don't vote Republican.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		There's like six different reasons for six different groups of people of why we need net zero immigration and deportations.
		But with that, so based, so true.
		We're at the end of time, unfortunately.
		I wish we had more time, but our technical difficulties.
		I apologize for that, but hopefully we can get you back for the full thirty sometime here soon.
		But with that, where can people find you to get more?
jeremy thequartering hambly ▲ ● ▼		Well, I'll be live on Rumble in an hour.
		Nice.
		Rumble and Quartering live on YouTube and on X and on Twitch.
		And so wherever.
		So if you got an hour, you know, I don't know who's next.
		I think Russell's on vacation, but I'll be live in an hour.
		I'd love to see you wherever you watch.
		And again, thanks for the opportunity to be on the show.
		And I apologize for the technical difficulties.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		It's all good, man.
		Thank you.
		Well, we'll catch you next time and catch you at three, three o'clock.
		Okay, see you guys.
		All right.
		Well, with that, thanks for Jeremy coming in.
		Clutch.
		Yeah, we had some I think it might have been on our end so he shouldn't be the one apologizing.
		I think it might have been us but yeah we want more of him so we will go I'm gonna go watch a stream here in a few hours so go catch that and also come catch us tonight at Timcast IRL at 8 p.m.
		I've been your host Tate Brown holding it down for Tim Poole.
		Hopefully we can get him back soon.
		I mean I've heard some heard some rumors of maybe an earlier than anticipated return but who knows hopefully by Monday he'll be ready to rock but yeah thanks for watching come hang out Timcast IRL follow me at real Tate Brown on Twitter and or X and Instagram and shout out producer Surge for holding it down and with that we'll see you see you guys later.

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