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Well, I think what you were doing is to try and show that there maybe isn't a war in Ukraine.
You were basically trying to ride this sort of Tim Pool grifter-type way.
I do not believe by making satire on the internet commits a crime by any means.
Okay, okay. This is painful to watch Nick Shirley squirming, as he claims to be a journalist in one breath.
But then has to backtrack and claim that it's actually satire.
I want to show you a series of clips that are probably going to make you laugh and also really concern you about the state of education.
in America. Every once in a while, I try to intellectualize the Republican mindset and why MAGA thinks
what they think. And then I always circle back around the simple fact that they have an infantile
mindset about the world. They have an infantile mindset about the solutions to oftentimes real problems.
Like, they can identify real problems. The economy is not doing well. There are certain issues with
U.S. institutions. But then the solutions are always so incredibly infinites.
from Tucker Carlson, who was asking out his podcast, you know, what is it about algebra?
Why are they putting, I mean, the letters in algebra?
I just don't understand it.
And he tries to turn into this conspiracy.
To Michael Knowles, who talks about women in the workforce, even to Donald Trump himself.
They are all just kind of dumb with a B, as Donald Trump likes to say himself.
Let's start off with Tucker Carlson, who asked, why does algebra put letters in the numbers?
And his guest says, I think just to fuck him.
with you. I don't know who this guest is, but they're just having any random nobody on now,
just kind of to yap back and forth. Listen to one of the largest podcast hosts on the right.
Why does algebra put letters into numbers? I think just to fuck with you. So you deal with math
in your job every day. You've already, I think, demonstrated your grasp of math is high.
I mean, functional math. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah. Well, if you can build a woodwork
fired kiln yeah um you understand math so but what's you didn't add letters to numbers in the process
of doing that's the weirdest thing nowhere did i find any letters in my math to calculate the size
and structural integrity of a cantonary arch isn't that weird oh that was weird because everybody
every math teacher was always like you need to know some algebra i've yet to encounter a single
person in my life that uses algebra actually
Have you?
So like you, but you would know.
Yeah, but I mean, I live in a fake world.
That's why you use fake math with letters.
Congratulations.
To everybody out there in the Matrix?
Good job.
Dude, what is this conversation right now?
This is like my friends and I in ninth grade when we got drunk for the first time.
This is absolutely absurd.
These are two grown adults.
And Tucker Carlson is insisting that this guy has a great,
grasp on math. This guy doesn't even seem confident that he has a good grasp. And he says that,
you know, variables exist in algebra, not as a tool to replace numbers and to have exercises,
but just to fuck with you, just to simply fuck with your good little goy slaves. That's amazing.
Good little goy slaves, he said, which is like an anti-Semitic trope, basically implying that
the Jewish people have put these numbers in. This is some weird ass shit coming from Tucker Carlson's
podcast, and it all gets even weirder. Here is Michael Nulles, another right-wing commentator who
I've debated on Bar Fight, talking to Katie Miller, Stephen Miller's wife, about women in the workforce.
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The Wall Street Journal pointed out that now women outnumber men in the workforce. And so before we get to
Which I think is terrible, by the way.
It's insane. Yeah, of course.
I mean, this is a lot of Republicans like to talk about how great it is that the female unemployment rate is the lowest ever.
This is one area where I break with my fellow Republicans.
I say, why is that necessarily a good thing?
I mean, maybe for some women, but the fact that women like have to go to the widget factory to do spreadsheets, I don't know.
Going to the widget factor, this is all just so incredibly wrong.
The unemployment number, the unemployment number is derived from people who want to work, who are seeking work.
versus how many people actually have jobs.
So it's a good thing when the unemployment rate is low for any group of people,
women, men, black Americans, white Americans,
because that means the people who are seeking jobs get them.
A household mother, a stay-at-home mother, somebody who's not looking for a job,
isn't counted in those numbers.
So, of course, we want unemployment to be low.
He just doesn't understand those numbers, it seems.
Secondly, it's good for the U.S. economy at large
when we're not restricting any group from working to their number.
maximum potential. When it was the 1910s, the 1920s, the 1930s, we were just less effective as a
society because now we allow people to reach their full potential. Women can go into STEM
fields at higher rates than ever before, which is great. So it's all just simple arguments right
here. I can't lie, the Republican Party seems to be getting dumber. House Republicans have
proposed cutting the Department of Education budget by $8.1 billion, which is a 10% reduction
in 2027, and they wanted to slash it even more,
I think like 12 to 15 billion.
They want to slash our education year after year after year.
I'm not blaming it on Michael Knowles,
but I feel like they're just using dumb down talking points.
Look at the ad that Attorney General Ken Paxton released.
It's this AI slop that the Attorney General of Texas released.
You know how we've been on this channel calling Ken Paxton like a corrupt asshole
who doesn't care about the people of Texas,
who will abuse taxpayer dollars and resources to help himself.
This kind of just proves that.
This kind of just exactly backs it up.
He says, new ad.
James Tilarico is weaponizing faith to sell a radical agenda.
Dude, this needs to be illegal.
You shouldn't be able to just use AI in ads to make shit like this.
Take a look.
In the beginning, God was non-binary, and he wasn't a Christian.
And God said, let there be six genders, and there were.
Then God so loved the world that he gave us his only son,
who was a radical feminist and never asked people to worship him.
Look, I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity.
James Tallerico.
Dude, I almost didn't even want to play this ad for you.
It's just such AI bullshit slop with no real substance.
Ken Paxton has nothing.
Republicans are panicking heading into the midterms.
Let me just point out,
Ken Paxton, as the Attorney General of Texas,
let a pedophile named Adam Hoffman off after one day in prison,
even though he was going to get life in jail for repeatedly
molesting a young child. It's absurd. Ken Paxton was turned in by his own staffers for corruption
and impeached by his own party out of much of corruption charges. He is uniquely corrupt and he's
posting this AI slot bullshit to try to reclaim a race in a state that Republicans should be winning.
He's dumbing it down. It is bullshit. Let me just point out, quote, the vibes are very bad,
one person in Texas said, a GOP lobbyist in Texas. Quote, my only hope is that no one
watches it since it's competing versus NFL opening games regarding the convention that Trump is
holding. No one knows about it. No enthusiasm. And it's during football. Republicans Trumpapalooza
threatens to put the party's general election headaches on blast. All of their problems amplified.
Ken Paxton has no charisma amplified. James Tala Rico will be continuing to push. News,
MAGA activist Scott Pressler, Brylin Holleyhand and Benny Johnson will all be in Dallas this weekend for
the Trump Midterm Convention, where they aim to make the U.S. Senate race in Texas a referendum
on masculinity. Here's Scott Pressler. Here's Bryland Hollihanna, and here's Benny Johnson.
These are the guys bringing masculinity to Texas, along with Ken Paxton and Donald Trump.
Let me tell you, the entire party is full of just idiots, to be honest. Nick Shirley is coming
to Harvard for some reason, despite him being someone, Nick Shirley, the fraud guy, who was
unable to spell the word discipline during a video game live stream with someone named Connor
Connor live stream with Nick Shirley and was like hey can you spell discipline for the
audience listen to listen to what happened oh discipline yeah that's a good one uh D I as
Discipline D I S the uh shoot no you got it no i don't know if I do uh keep going
C-P-I-L-E?
I know, that's disciple.
I think I missed that one up.
Okay.
We'll knock that one off.
Kind of a hard-to-watch clip there,
but you know where he gets it from,
Trump, who for the past few months
has been going on and on
about how most people don't know
dumb has a B, and that's okay,
which means that he just learned
dumb has a B.
Like, it's so obvious.
So bad.
And then I said, well, if you replace the E
with a U,
instead of Democrat,
you have Democrat and most people don't know that dumb has a B at the end.
You know, they think it's D-U-M and that's okay.
So it's a one-letter change and you go, no more E, you just put a D and you got a Democrat.
Is it me or are people just getting stupider by the day?
Like Republicans want to defund the Department of Education even more.
Despite us having Tucker Carlson wondering why algebra is there to fuck with us,
Ken Paxton using dumb-down AI ads while Michael Knowles is like, hey, what's the deal with women?
in the workforce. Meanwhile, Trump says B, sorry, dumb, doesn't have a B in it. And Nick Shirley can't
even spell the word discipline. It's honestly embarrassing. Richard Hanania says, if anyone knows what is
going on with Harvard Republicans, please reach out. I'm fascinated by the concept of someone being
able to get into Harvard and then also thinking that Nick Shirley has insights worth hearing.
You know, I'm gonna play this final video of Nick Shirley being confronted by Kaelan reports about going to Ukraine and then I'll see you on the other side.
Nick Shirley came to Ukraine and made this video.
I'm going to pause it for a second, but Nick Shirley took a trip to Ukraine and was trying to like expose fraud, POV.
You're in Ukraine. This is where your taxpayers are going.
The president has literally just said that this guy is the best journalist in the world.
But that doesn't quite add up because when I confronted Nick about what he did here in Kiev,
He said what he was doing wasn't journalism.
It was satire.
And his entire reporting started to fall apart.
Look at this.
So here's the caption you put up.
$175 billion goes a long way.
This is the capital of Ukraine.
What was the idea of the original tweet?
To show that what's happening in Ukraine
and to show that people are still living a somewhat normal life
in certain areas such as Keeb.
Well, I think what you were doing is to try and show
that there maybe isn't a war in Ukraine.
you were basically trying to ride this sort of Tim Pool grifter type wave saying, you know, pulling silly faces,
spurking at the people of this country saying, this is where your tax dollars are going.
You cannot avoid that. That's what you were doing. Why can't you admit that?
Because I do not believe that by, I do not believe by making satire on the internet commits a crime by any means.
Okay, so it's a huge revelation. So you were actually doing satire.
In that post?
So it was satire?
Is there anything wrong with satire?
Okay, so you're telling me now that this was a joke and it's satire and this wasn't your actual reporting.
This wasn't you being a journalist.
What do you mean?
Well, you were being satirical, right?
You were joking.
You're saying that this tweet was satire.
The original report that you put out on TikTok, Instagram and Twitter was satire.
That was the first video I put out.
And if you continue to follow me and watch the videos I will be coming out, you will very much see more...
No, I've seen the backtracking, but why didn't you make it clear that it was satire?
Okay, okay.
This is painful to watch Nick Shirley squirming as he claims to be a journalist in one breath.
But then as to backtracking claim that it's actually satire, but he's also doing journalism.
This is what the right is.
This is what they're holding up.
They want to defund education, create a bunch of Nick Shirley's, have those Nick Shirley's grow up and be Tucker Carlson's.
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