Timcast IRL - FAA Report REVEALS Staffing Not Normal At DC Airport, Trump BLAMES DEI w/ Sam Tripoli

Episode Date: January 31, 2025

Phil, Shane, & Raymond are joined by Sam Tripoli to discuss an FAA report claiming the DC Airport was understaffed at the time of the fatal plane crash, Donald Trump suggesting DEI could be the issue behind the DC plane crash, Trump warning Mexico & Canada that he will impose 25% tariffs on Saturday, a court striking down the federal ban on handgun sales to young adults. Hosts: Phil @PhilThatRemains (X) Shane @ShaneCashman (everywhere) Raymond @raymondgstanley (X) Serge @SergeDotCom (everywhere) Guest: Sam Tripoli @SamTripoli (X) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

accident at Washington's DCA Airport. I believe it's 67 people have lost their lives when a an American Airlines air regional jet crashed into a U.S. Army Blackhawk. The Blackhawk, I believe, had three or three service members on it. And it's the first time that there's been a tragic accident like that in 16 years. I think the last time was 2009. So unfortunately, we figured that's probably the biggest story in the country now. And we'll talk about that tonight. We're also going to talk about Donald Trump warning that Canada and Mexico, the tariffs are on their way this weekend. He said that possibly Saturday they would start. He's talking about tariffing, putting tariffs on oil from Canada.

So that is a I mean, that's going to be a big deal for the for the whole the whole economy. The Fifth Circuit says that the federal ban on handgun sales to young adults is unconstitutional. I personally don't see how there was any question considering 18 years old you can vote 18 years old you can go to war but then they're going to go and say you can't uh have a firearm um and these kind of inconsistencies on law they don't play out well so we'll talk about that an anti-trump fbi agent responsible for opening jack smith elector case against the president. That's Fox News reporting. Essentially, there was a whistleblower saying that there was the case against the president that was was led by Jack Smith was illegal. And so we'll get into that.

We also have something that's close to home here in West Virginia. An illegal immigrant was indicted in West Virginia for killing a 32 year old woman, setting her body on fire. Now, this this happened in a town called Charlestown, which is maybe only 30 minutes from where we this very studio here. And actually, a couple of the people that work here live in Charlestown. So this is a this one hits close to home. And then if we have time, we'll get to some more discussion about the hearings that were

going on today. So RFK had some more discussion about the hearings that were going on today so rfk had some more hearings uh there was the kash patel hearings and tulsi gabbard had some hearings uh discussing her position as dni um hopefully we can see these people confirmed and in my opinion the president has selected the people that he wants and their job is to make sure that the president's policies are carried out. So we'll get to that, too. But before we do, head on over to castbrew.com and buy yourself some coffee. Now, Ian's Graphene Dream is out.

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You can call in and talk to us, talk to our guests, ask whatever kind of questions you want. So don't forget to smash the like button, share the show with your friends, and, again, join the Discord. But tonight, to talk about all this, we've got our very special guest, Sam Tripoli. Bang, bang, pow. How you doing, Sam Tripoli? Good to be here, guys. Thanks for having me. Who are you?

Oh, my name's Sam Tripoli. Oh, okay. Yeah, I'm Sam Tripoli. I'm a comedian. I tell jokes. I got a podcast called Tim Fall Hack, Conspiracy Social Club, Broken Simulation, Cash Daddies. And yeah, man, you go to samtripoli.com, you get all my dates, and you can check out my new comic book.

Issue two's coming out. It's called The Chaos Twins. I have two daughters that are young girls. I just wanted to put out some wholesome entertainment. That seems inspirational for the comic book. Great. That's awesome. It's about two. The story is basically two little girl sisters move to a new neighborhood.

They realize something's up. Each house is a new conspiracy. You get to teach your kids about the conspiracy, how the world works, and all that stuff. And so it's a blessing. Just go to ChaosTwins.com or TheChaosTwins.com, and I will next week be with Eddie Bravo, the prophet Eddie Bravo. We'll be in Columbus, Ohio at the Funny Bones. Then we'll be at Pottstown, Pennsylvania at Soul Jolts.

And then we'll be at the Dojo of Comedy, my comedy club, in New Jersey. Go to SamTurby.com for all those dates, and thank you for letting me promote them. Absolutely. Busy, busy. We got Raymond G. Stanley here. Hey, guys. Raymond G. Stanley Jr., your favorite blue-collar veteran, devil dog.

Sam, I hear very good things about you. Oh, thank you. Everyone loves you, apparently, here. The payments are working. We're hot. And we got our buddy Shane here today, too. I love Sam. I love Sam. I love Shane.

Sam's an OG. I am Shane Cashman, host of Inverted World Live. I do need to do something really quick that I don't usually do, issue an apology. I'm very sorry. Earlier today, I called Adam Schiff an earthworm. No, this is serious, guys. There was an international outcry amongst the earthworm community. I'd like to apologize to the earthworms everywhere i'm very sorry i do understand your contributions to society

and that they've distanced themselves from adam schiff so uh my apologies my heart goes out to you jimmy the earthworm is probably really upset himself earthworm jim wrote the letter to me oh yeah it makes sense yeah it's very very thoughtful of you. So let's get right into it. Breaking FAA report reveals staffing at Reagan National was not normal at the time of the crash. An international preliminary Federal Aviation Administration safety report on the Wednesday night fatal collision between an American Airlines flight and a Blackhawk helicopter has revealed that staffing at the air traffic control tower in the dc area was not normal normally the helicopters and the airliners have an individual for each type of aircraft and this particular night uh it was one person trying to handle both so the post-millennial reports the internet safety report the internal safety Report reviewed by the New York Times stated that the number of staff at Reagan National Airport's traffic control tower was not normal for the time of day and volume of traffic. The controller in the tower Wednesday evening was handling both helicopters in the airport's vicinity, as well as instructing planes that were departing from and landing on the airport's runways.

The outlet noted that those jobs are typically assigned to two controllers. The tower at DC's closest airport has reportedly been understaffed for years, being nearly a third below targeted staff levels as of September 2023, with 19 fully certified controllers. Many controllers have had to work up to six days per week and 10 hours per day. A lot of people say DEI, and that's very, very, it's right on the tip of people's tongues, and it's easy to say, oh, well, that's why, and point your finger at it. But when you talk about this kind of, this degree of below staff, I'm not sure that DEI is actually convincing. I mean, it might have had an effect on it. It might have been part of the story,

but I feel like there's something else or it's not the complete picture. What do you think? Well, you know, I'm from LA. We just had the fires and they want to blame it on DEI. And I think that if there's a PSYOP in there, that's the PSYOP.

Blame it on DEI. Get everybody angry at that so you don't look at what's really going on, in there, that's the PSYOP. Blame it on DEI. Get everybody angry at that. So you don't look at what's really going on, which is, is this purposeful? I mean, we've all seen how the trajectory of both of them. This reminds me of the boat that hit the bridge that just took this big swing right into it. So I personally believe we're in a silent Bolshevik revolution. I've been saying this for years. And we've let the barbarians in.

And, you know, because if you even go back to the L.A. fires, all of a sudden this video pops up of this lesbian firefighter going, you know, if you need me to carry you, you're in the wrong place. Why is that video put out? For one of two reasons. Either one, that is the least offensive thing she said in the whole interview, and they had to use something. Or two, they put that out on purpose so everyone looks at that and gets angry

and doesn't go, dude, all this is done on purpose. When you're a one-issue voter, okay, and all you care about is hate or women's rights, Guess what you got? You got the Bolsheviks coming in whispering sweet nothings to you and then just totally getting you on the other end. And that's my opinion. Sam, dare I say you're not the typical L.A. voter? No. How do people feel out there?

Do they feel like this? Do they see that around them as being like a controlled collapse or are they just back to normal? I really do feel like they've moved on i really do i i go when are we calling for heads here that's insane when are we calling for karen even if you don't think karen bass did any of this on purpose and you say just bad luck it didn't work out her policies led to this right so you you got to pay a price i think personally they're seeing how we react to this. Right.

And when they see we do nothing, they're going to get more and more aggressive. Trudeau and Gavin Newsom are the exact same guy. Yeah. Good looking, pathological liars that will lie to your face in real time and not even think twice about it. And that is their job so you're so when it comes to trudeau and and gavin newsom i completely agree that there's something about them that is very similar is it your belief that they're true believers or do you think that that kind of something is because they function as they function so well in the the area that they're in. So they do a great job of saying the right thing

and shaking the right hands and doing the things that they're supposed to do to maintain the position that they're in. And so do you think they're true believers or do you think that they're just really great chameleons? Yes. Okay, okay. Go ahead.

So my whole opinion is i was listening to like suddenly my youtube feed has just become mob bosses who have podcasts now right francie's and they're just all talking to each other and and they brought up this thing about how do you get made a man how do you become a made man and they were talking about since you're a kid they follow you and they're watching you and they see how you react to things. What is that? Data. Okay.

They're constantly doing data. These guys aren't any different, man. They've been doing data on these people forever and they go, who's a psychopath? Who's a great liar? Who will push forward no matter the cost? And that's why they put them in there. And we all know those good looking charismatic people make progressive white women swoon, and they'll just keep voting them forever.

So, you know, and L.A. is a place where you have an incredibly uber-rich population that has been able to vote with their heart and their feelings and haven't felt any of the consequences of their voting, which is crime, homelessness, drug abuse. And you can just go down the list. Well, guess what? Guess what your money isn't above?

Fire. Okay? Fire got you. And now you're trying to figure out. But again, it's a city of conformity. And they're all conforming back. This is going to be fun. I wasn't expecting this.

So it's going to be with you and shane at the same time i don't have time for my rabbit holes i'm actually gonna gonna kind of try and wrestle it back to the dc thing is that you know they're already blaming it on on uh di and it's like well what if this is purposeful from the inside well i agree so like my take is that this article is just like what happened with East Palestine. I went there right after the explosion, like two weeks after. And what eventually comes out is that they had shortage in staff because of COVID. Right.

So it used to be 90 second inspections. How long after COVID? Sorry for cutting you off. Do you remember how long after COVID kind of ended before the East Palestine explosion happened? Well, the explosion happened in 2023. Okay, yeah. So it was like a few years. But the shortages happened during COVID, right?

I wouldn't even – it was – okay. Because they were firing people either because they were afraid of COVID or they weren't getting a shot. They just didn't get them replaced. Sorry, sorry. And then they changed like that freight company. I forget which one it was. I'm spacing on it. But whatever company that was. Norfolk Southern. Norfolk Southern. Yes, sir. They changed like that freight company. I forget which one it was. I'm spacing on it. But whatever company that was.

Norfolk Southern. Norfolk Southern. Yes, sir. They changed the – thank you. They changed the inspections from 90 seconds per train car to like 30 seconds because they didn't have enough people. That's crazy. That's exactly what led to that thing exploding because their robot sensors didn't even pick it up. And the people who were watching the robot sensors weren't picking it up.

And so this wheel is on fire for like three stops and then it explodes and then there's more incompetence because they didn't have to blow it up either they didn't have to blow it up they literally blew it up and then created an inversion in the atmosphere and then just slaughtered the economy and the livestock of east palestine and then just moved on and that's just one i mean think of maui this is just another version of what's going on there's some even deeper stuff when it comes with planes like it is of my belief that if you look at like agenda 2050 i think it is it says no more no i think it's 2050 i know there's 2050 2030 but i think there's an agenda 2050 too and it explicitly says no more commercial flying yes so what we're

seeing constantly is this move to kind of scare you about flying people fighting all the time planes breaking down now every time i fly my flight is six hours late every time it's getting more and more annoying if they watch in a 15 minute city, a smart city, a freedom city. Right. Why would they want you flying? Right. And they go to these giant W.E.F. Bilderberg groups and they have these things where they're already bragging.

Travel will be of the rich. So so just just a point to push back on the idea a little bit. Plain devil's advocate. The the W.E.F. Or was it Davos that just happened? Yeah. That just happened yeah yeah that just happened and the the turnout was dramatically lower trump did a zoom call to them and basically just browbeat them the entire time i loved it do you think that they still have the influence over the major parts of the infrastructure or do you and or do you think that that it has changed and if it has not changed do you think that it's on the trajectory to be

wrestled away from those kind of those kind of forces or do you think that it's something that they've got their their hooks in so deeply well it could be that the brand is burned everyone knows about bilderberg group so they could move on like They have Bohemian Grove, and the word is now that, what is the desert concert that they have, the big desert concert? Burning Man. Burning Man is the new Bohemian Grove. They keep flipping it. So we'll see. I don't think, you know, it's like these elites are predators.

And if you watch National Geographic, the predators never stop. The prey just wants to live their life, raise their family, you know, Geographic, the predators never stop. The prey just wants to live their life, raise their family, you know, chew grass, have a good time. And the predators are always hunting. I think Davos is rebranding just to get stronger because they're building the apparatus, the AI apparatus. Like that was a major thing of Davos. It was a lot of AI stuff. And then all last week was AI, everything AI because of Deep Seek, because of Stargate, all those things. So I think they feel confident. And look at Bill Gates.

That brand is dead. And who do they usher up? Two other weirdos, right? Larry Ellison and Sam Altman. They'll be on their best behavior. Let me ask you then. I know that you're typically skeptical of people in positions of power or something. But generally generally people have a softer view of Elon Musk. And considering the database that X is and the advances and the database that they have

because of Tesla's full self-driving, right, those two database, when it comes to AI, those are possibly the deepest database that any organization has. Do you think that Musk is part of the crew or do you think musk is on his own program and they're trying to they're trying to influence everyone who listens to me knows i think elon's part of an anti-gay uh i think he is totally evil and a fraud i think he lies for to be liked by people he loves his perception he weaseled his way into the trump administration he's part of the big club because he's a defense contractor. He's putting all the spy satellites in the sky using Starlink to help build that apparatus I'm talking about to inflate the

surveillance state with Peter Thiel. So why do you feel like that's the case? What gives you that incentive? Because they are literally doing that. They've literally, he's monopolized the public digital square. He's bought the collective consciousness. He's feeding all of our thoughts into his robot optimus. He's literally throwing spy satellites into the sky. So I don't trust him. Also, he's been caught in lots of lies.

I think he cares about being liked. And I don't think, I don't believe much of what he says. Kind of like Vivek. Kind of like how I felt like Vivek. Most of these billionaires are LARPs. Their stories aren't real. You get sold on a bill of goods like

Jeff Bezos. He's the hardest worker. He just has this garage and he just never stopped working. You're like, oh, but we're not going to tell you that his grandpa helped find DARPA, right? And most likely Amazon is an extension of the U.S. government when everything shuts down. And Amazon's got to stay open because, you know, we got to get you your food.

You're like, isn't that convenient? See, I'm skeptical of Musk also because he's he's since he's a defense contractor. He's now he's in the government. Right. And he's got now he's got oversight of his own thing that's making him billions of dollars. So and I and I'm just real quick. I also like I really believe he's anti-human, but he's selling his ideas to us as if they're pro-human. He says he's pro-family. He says he's pro-human.

But all of his ideas, in my opinion, are anti-human. I love the idea of the short-term benefits of Neuralink. However, the long-term benefits of Neuralink will destroy humans. Our comfort will be our enslavement. Exactly. Aldous Huxley all right so like like let's pull this back to the to the the talk of DC Donald Trump was at the White House briefing today

and he had some comments and some criticism about the DEI FAA's DEI program and he had so let's go ahead and listen to that right here have more to say about that I do want to FAA's DEI program and he had, so let's go ahead and listen to that right here. I have more to say about that. I do want to point out that various

articles that appeared prior to my entering office and here's one. The FAA's diversity push includes focus on hiring people with severe intellectual and psychiatric disabilities.

That is amazing. And then it says FAA says people with severe disabilities are most underrepresented segment of the workforce, and they want them in, and they want them. They can be air traffic controllers. I don't think so. This was on January 14th, so that was a week before I entered office. They put a big push to put diversity into the FAA's program.

Then another article, the Federal Aviation Administration. This was before I got to office. That tan is fire. Second term. Eyebrows, too. The FAA is actively recruiting workers who suffer severe intellectual disabilities,

psychiatric problems, and other mental and physical conditions under a diversity and inclusion hiring initiative spelled out on the agency's website. Can you imagine? These are people that are, I mean, actually, their lives are shortened because of the stress that they have.

Brilliant people have to be in those positions. And their lives are actually shortened, very substantially shortened because of the stress, where you have many, many planes coming into one target. And you need a very special talent and a very special genius to be able to do it. Targeted disabilities are those disabilities that the federal government, as a matter of policy, has identified for special emphasis in recruitment and hiring. The FAA's website states they include hearing, missing extremities partial paralysis complete paralysis

epilepsy severe intellectual disability psychiatric disability and dwarfism all qualify for the position of i mean that's absolutely ridiculous. How is that real? Yeah, again, it's like it's purposeful. This is how you slowly, slowly cook the frog, man. I was saying last night on the after show that the go-to for the right is to blame DEI for everything. Yep. But I'm going to eat crow. I mean, this might be, you know, eat crow on that because this feels like an actual real DEI. Yeah, but my whole point is like,

is there even a sensor? Is there even a step deeper? Yeah. Is this done purposeful by people to, to basically destroy us from the inside? Right. And that's what I think is going on. And the difference between us and Russia is that we have the internet and we

can keep score. Like, are you seeing like a Yuri Bezmenov situation playing out with this coach on his list yes yeah we're there you're like everything everything yep and it's it's it's you know and you go you go maybe McCarthy was right maybe you know we always get these things where like we have these visions uh the the these people have these brands and we're like like, oh, this person's wonderful. Like, my opinion, Princess Di, the way we look at her, dog, she was at some Eyes Wide Shut with a mask on,

and everyone was getting weird, dude, because none of her kids are Charles' kids. You ever watch that? None of them are Charles' kids. They all look like other dudes. So weird stuff was going on at these Eyes Wide Shut parties. Are you saying like a Crowley-George Bush situation as well? What do you mean? Isn't Crowley supposedly

George Bush's mom? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But everything is like that. So McCarthy was painted as a bad guy, when in reality, maybe he was right. Maybe we were letting the barbarians in, but that's why i'm saying it's easy to go this is dei and we blame it on you know butch lesbians right when in reality

it's like who are the people putting them in and why are they putting them it's a much deeper darkness so okay so then if you think that there there are essentially agents looking to destroy society right is the the long and short of your take so what do you think their next step is going to be because these are honestly when you when you consider the size of the united states and how many people here these are these are totally manageable situations when you consider 330 million people in the country, a whole continent spanning. So how, how, like what kind of timeframe are you thinking? Would it be like that?

They would actually argue or, or like expand on your idea. It's January dog. We're in January of, I mean, we're month one of this guy's presidency. So, so, so hold on. You, you, you allude to it being something because of trump's presidency please expand on that then i mean it's possible i mean like it could be possible that people like you know what i think trump is i think trump is a crime boss and he represents another crime family and he's he's battling the george bush death cult okay that has been in power since they

assassinated jfk and everybody on both sides of the aisle have been a part of this death cult, whether it's the Clintons, whether it's the Obamas. Like I was on Rogan and, you know, I showed him like the first common relative of the Bushes and the Obamas is a Hinckley. OK, they are. They're all related to each other. OK. So I think he represents a different group trying to seize power of the White House, which is who gives out the contracts. Do you think it's a JFK is the first bookmark of the beginning of the end of America? Because I was I was I was I was like World War Two and World War Two paperclip. And that's a great point. Like, you know, I don't want to get too much into this.

This Hitler loving going on is so ridiculous, right? That's when it seems like that's when it seems like that's when it seems like both of our enemies infiltrated our country at a very deep level i mean you can go back and say the 30s now i i yeah i would push back against that idea because i think that that is a the whole infiltration that you're talking about that was the progressive era yeah so so the progressives that were created you know when are you talking what time you're talking about you're talking about fdr not just well that was fdr You're talking about FDR. Not just, well, that was FDR. I'm talking about Woodrow Wilson.

Oh, yeah. Because Woodrow Wilson's the guy that signed the Federal Reserve Act into law. He also wanted to start the League of Nations. He was instrumental in the Treaty of Versailles and part of why Germany uh such harsh conditions after uh the first world war and and when you're talking about like the way that the whole world was looking you had like communism was on the rise in the soviet union then and that was like the big experiment that the whole world was watching and then you had you know duranty was singing their

praises saying you know i've been to the future and it works and even though it was it was a total nightmare they were still lying and saying because what they were trying to do at least as far as I can as far as I understand is trying to consolidate power under the essentially big government right like before before the progressive era governments weren't thought to have that kind of power, especially when you're talking about democratically elected. They weren't assumed to be able to remake man. This was new ideas. It came after Hegel, which was 100 years before this era, but it takes time for those ideas to kind of filter. I think we're talking about three different landmarks in the deterioration of America.

You and the Fed, for sure. Wilson was like Biden 1.0. He was like a zombie. His wife took over. He was most likely blackmailed for alternative lifestyles. He also ran for his second term saying his slogan was he kept us out of war. Got in. Went to World War.

When he got in, he was the biggest proponent of getting us into the war. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's crazy. So what I'm saying is with paperclip stuff and then Marxist infiltrating the universities, that's the beginning of like the subversion and also the experimentation. How about the dark journalist came on my show? Oh, that was a great episode.

He was talking about, he's a great interviewer. If you ever get that guy, one of the best interviews you'll ever do. He's talking about how NASA was involved in the assassination of JFK because they were ran by Nazis who hated the Russians. Right, right. So, you know, that's where you get George Bush. That whole story is a lie. He got shot down a million. I mean, the whole thing is a lie.

So then to go back to Phil's initial question is like the timeline, what's happening. You were saying we're just in January. Look how this month started. Yeah, yeah. Tesla truck exploded outside of a Trump Tower. We had a terror attack in new orleans just symbolism there i think this is symbolism too actual effect of that was was literally like i said we're a country of 330 million people you span a whole continent yeah a a truck blowing up outside of the the trump tower that was pure symbolism but it had no impact on the day-to-day life of the average American.

I would argue that it had an impact on the continued demoralization campaign on the American people. I think most people, it just went over their head. It didn't compute. I'm sure a lot of people already forgot about it. No, that's where we are. We're so busy. We're just saturating in dumb data that people aren't paying attention.

But what you're doing is you're setting the stage. And we're most likely, the world is ran by energy vampires who feed off our anxiety. For sure. And, you know, anytime you can crank up the anxiety and get us freaking out, it does a lot. You know what it really does, too? It really depopulates the population because it's hard

to have children when you're in a constant state of anxiety and it we're the only animal that does that we're the only animal that is in anxiety 24 7 most animals when the predator's gone they calm down not not human beings constant constant anxiety again i'm going to push back a little bit on that i love it because like green you're you're in like that's true like human beings constant constant anxiety again i'm going to push back a little bit on that i love it because like you're you're in like that's true like human beings are essentially in a constant state of anxiety but that's a lot of that is because we're conscious of our own mortality right like animals don't really get that they know they have no fight or flight and stuff but they don't have the same kind of concept of i'm going to die someday and when you can actually really think about that you get that you know people talk

about existential dread and stuff that i think that that is a that is why human beings are the only animal that experiences it not to say that you're wrong i'm not saying i'm not saying you're that you're you're you're off base i'm just saying that the reason why human beings feel that way, I think, is more than just the conditions that we live in. It's part of being aware of your own mortality and being aware of your own existence. Right, but let's just say, real quick, I used to have a joke about it because I went to the zoo and I was taking pictures and this bear was just doing circles. And so I was like, I enjoy the zoo. They're treating animals horribly. I go, yeah, I bet you they do.

But you know who treats animals worse than the zoo? Mother nature. Okay. Like what, what is the murder rate in the jungle? It's like 100%, right? So like, it's pretty crazy in the jungle and they probably know that like their mom and dad are gone. So I understand what you're saying there, but let's just take what you're saying in that, you know, we're, we're aware of our of our surroundings and all that stuff, and that could lead to it. But what if you were an elite and you knew that? You could manipulate that constantly to put people in a constant state of fear, which makes them unhealthy. Like, I'm a terrain theory guy. I'm into terrain theory.

That's all I'll say about that. And so if you're constantly tired constantly anxiety you're going to get sicker and sicker and sicker and you know what it is they want us dumb and they want us unhealthy you know why so we can't have a clue about how our government works and we don't understand like i've been doing shows where i'm like what i was talking about i how gay i would be for trump if he got rid of the Fed and the IRS. I would do really gay stuff with him. I would sell out where I am for Donald Trump if he got rid of taxes.

I would sacrifice my manhood for all you guys. I'm not lying about that. That's how much I love you guys. No taxes, no IRS, selling myself here. And I talk about that on stage. I go, how many people would love to get rid of federal taxes? Nobody claps. Really?

Nobody claps. And it's not just LA. I did it in Illinois. I did it all over the place. Nobody claps because they have no clue how taxes work. They're sold on that. Oh, my taxes are going to the education oh my taxes are going to the education my taxes are going to the war it's like no your taxes are going to pay off the interest on the fake money that the

babylonian bankers are printing constantly i again i would push back on that taxes don't go to pay off anything because when the government wants to actually fund anything, they just print the money. The taxes are only so that way. Taxes are sustaining. Hold on, let me finish. Let me finish. Taxes exist only so they can manage inflation. It's taxes and interest. But what is causing the inflation?

Printing money. Right. Yeah. And the interest on that money is what your taxes go to. You are paying off the interest, and the goal is never to be able to pay that off. We're not paying anything off. We are 100% paying off the interest and the goal is the goal is never to be able to pay that off anything off that we are 100 paying off the interest we're not paying the the the debt and and do you understand that that's where you're yeah it's never meant to be paid off that's why

they're printing it so much because what they want to do is destroy our dollar so we're all broke that's why but the the tax the money you pay in taxes goes to pay off an interest that will never be paid off they literally just destroy it like it's it's you when you write the check they just take it out of your account i understand what you're saying but it goes to pay off the interest that is the game that is played and there is an argument a discussion that some of your tax money goes to pay the Bank of England and the Royals. There is an argument that Ben Franklin set that up, that deal. But your tax money does not go to Ukraine.

Your tax money does not go to Israel. Your tax money goes to pay off interest that is never meant to be paid off, ever. It's meant to just kill your dollar. I'll put all my stake on it that that is exactly the purpose taxes are meant to make you poor and fill you full of anxiety I agree about taxes exist

like the reason to tax is to take money from people because if there's too much money in circulation that's inflationary same thing with interest rates the reason they manage or they raise and lower interest rates are specifically to manage the money supply. Because if there's too much money chasing not enough goods, that's inflationary. But when it comes to actually paying for stuff, I disagree.

I think that if they want to fund anything, they just print it. They call over to the Federal Reserve and say, print this money up. I totally agree with that. Okay. That's not our argument. Then we're not very far off. Okay. All right.

Okay. But I'm saying where the taxpayer money goes is to pay off the interest on the loan. This money that they print is a loan. So it's sending to that. That's where your money goes. And the misconception is that you're paying taxes to go to the... People go, I'm tired of my taxes.

I see what you're saying. Infrastructure. I'm tired of it. I agree. Who's the loan? I understand what you're saying. We're paying off the Federal Reserve, which is a privately owned bank.

Right, so we're paying back to them. Yes, and it's never meant to be paid off. It's meant to constantly get bigger and bigger so they own more and more of us and we're constantly in debt. So we're saying the same thing from different angles. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And also, why would you hire I know FAA, it's not, FAA's

hiring people doesn't mean they're hiring air traffic controllers who have a vision. That's so crazy. No, but it's only FAA. They could be working, what do you say? You know, I mean, isn't there a difference, a whole spectrum? Imagine if you needed a job. Oh, no crazy. No, but it's only FFA. They can be working, what do you say? You know, I mean, isn't there a difference, a whole spectrum?

Imagine if you didn't get the job. Oh, no, no, my bad. Just regular workers in general. Imagine if you didn't get the job because you weren't crippled enough. Well, I wonder if... If only I were a dwarf. Jeez.

I mean... I walked in. I wonder what, like, I can't imagine, and not saying that they don't, but I'm just, I'm trying to imagine the circumstances

where they're like, we're down 1,500 people, but we we're not gonna hire these people that are capable so crazy you know like it seems on purpose if you can't see well please join become an air traffic controller it's by design like i think when you talk about besman on stuff i then i look out and see the border right when i'm reporting at the border you're talking to agents down there who were like before this is pre-Trump 2.0. They just told us to give up. They just told us to just let them in and give them the papers, take their luggage, give them a tag, take a phone call, send them on an airplane to wherever. And that's insane.

So it's happening everywhere. I've been calling it like a pandemic of incompetence, but that's a low level. Malice is hiding behind it and operating at like also at every level. At the highest level. Severe intellectual disability. What? Severe intellectual. Yeah, that's one of the things.

I could have worked there. I could have got a job. I mean, this is what they call dangerous retards, right? Yeah. Are we allowed to say retard here? I've been hiding off. I'm not saying retard. We're deep enough in.

Yeah, yeah. Five minutes. I just want to point out one of these crazy progressives, Nina Turner, who is always, you can always count on her for some kind of idiotic gem. She says, just so we're clear, when they say DEI, they mean black. And clearly that's not true because what they mean is retarded. It's so easy. And it's such lazy thinking.

It's just so easy. More race baiting. it's just so easy more race baiting that's all they do that's all that's nina turner's brand if you follow her and look at her tweets a lot it's always the same kind of simple how you know and she's just playing to progressive white women that's the whole rules of comedy and and political correctness you know i mean i i have a joke where i talk about my pronouns i'm not going to say the word here but it's a great joke it's a great joke and you know progressive white people hated it they would call me hack because that's that's what they've they've co-opted that term and made it about jokes they don't like yeah and you know but i have people pull me aside they're like hey sam you know this isn't this isn't you you're saying this word

this isn't you and i go well how do you know who i am and this and this i got a lecture from someone that i love but this is a comic who is going to go do a comedy event for registered sex offenders and they thought it was going to be funny if they they entertained these registered sex offenders and i talked them out of it i go go, these are people that hurt people. But this is a person who's upset because I say a particular word, and she's mad about that. But then she's going to go and entertain people who've hurt women and hurt children. Wow. It's not hack.

If the joke makes a reaction, the joke works. I love that. All right. We're going to jump to this story. Trump warns Canada Mexico tariffs are coming on Saturday from the Hill. President Trump on Thursday said he plans to follow through on Saturday on his threat to impose 25 percent tariffs on goods from goods from Mexico and Canada. We'll be announcing the tariffs on Canada and Mexico for a number of reasons. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. He cited the influx of migrants at the southern border, the flow of fentanyl into the United

States, and the trade deficit the U.S. has with its neighbors. I'll be putting the tariff of 25 percent on Canada and Mexico. We will really have to do that because we have very big deficits with those countries, he said. Those tariffs may or may not rise with time. Trump added that he would decide Thursday night whether to include oil among the items subject to tariff we may or may not we're going to make that determination probably tonight on oil because they send us oil we'll see it depends on what the price is if the oil is properly priced if they treat us properly which they don't trump said now the united states is

is completely capable of being energy independent. We were during the last Trump administration. So having a tariff on the oil from Canada or oil shale or whatever it is, that seems like it would just essentially shut off any buying from Canada, wouldn't it? I mean, I'm not an expert on the trade policy between the U.S. and Canada. It's crazy to me. And it's all about control, right? It's all like if we buy enough of their oil, they kind of got to dance our dance. If we're spending the money, we pick

the song we're dancing to. Same thing with Saudi Arabia. The only reason the Saudis exist is because the West buys all their oil because they want control that part of the world which has Mecca in it, okay? Like you control Saudi Arabia, you control Mecca. So we buy their oil. We should be independent. I don't know why we... Are we saving Alaska for 500 years down the road? Because we could be hitting up Alaska and never buy from Saudi,

never buy from Canada, and then they would lose all their money. It's globalist, dude. It's globalist playing a game of controlling territories by using us as this big consumer and we buy their oil so they dance our dance i mean do you guys like i had a jay dyer on and he was telling me that the first house of the the first king of the house assad was a british intelligence agent i mean imagine getting that gig, bro. Imagine that's the gig you get. Some guy's got to go to like Afghanistan and talk to talent.

And now you and your family are now the head of Saudi Arabia and you get to do whatever you want for the rest of your life. Dude, that's the best gig ever, dog. But everything is British intelligence. Everything is about control. And that's why I would love to get energy

free. I would love to not buy energy from anybody, but this is how we control people. I kind of wonder if there is even, like Raymond was saying, if there is an effort to purchase oil from other countries before we actually really tap into our own, because oil isn't

just about cars and energy, right it's the it's if you burn fuel that's actually one of the the worst uses for petroleum products between all of the the chemicals that they make with petroleum products between all the plastics that they make all the things that make pharmaceuticals every freaking thing and all the the fertilizers that they can make part of the major part of the reason why there are so many human beings on Earth right now is because of the fertilizers that are made with petrochemicals. So if they're—now, I'm not a peak oil guy.

I don't know that it's going to run out. I don't know for sure. There are arguments that say that at some point it's going to run out. But it does make sense to say, look, if we use other countries' oil first before we have to get to our own, that does put the U.S. in a stronger position geopolitically. What do you guys think about that? I mean, I don't believe in peak oil. I think oil is a replenishing source.

I think it was given to us by God, and it's to help us grow and flourish. They've got to make everything it's all scarcity. Everything's got to go away from abundance, which is God's plan. I wonder when we started talking about scarcity as a people.

When did that kick in as a thing? I just discovered it just a couple years ago and it changed the way I couple years ago. It's interesting. And it changed the way I looked at everything. Everything is scarcity. They want you to think there's not enough, and that way they can control you. Most of the enemies of humanity are into scarcity, the idea of scarcity. Like the guy who, right now, I interviewed him for one of my books.

He collected the debris from the Guidestones after they were blown up or whatever happened to them. Oh, snap. He literally, I forget the name of the guidestones after they were blown up or whatever oh snap he he literally i forget the name of the book alex jones always talks about it but that book is about scarcity and what you need to do to preserve you know earth and have a low population and what do the guidestones talk about yeah the population uh this is very interesting to me that that guy kind of fetishized the idea of scarcity and population control. There's enough food for everybody. There's enough oil for everybody.

There's enough of everything for everybody. And this is how they make their money. This is how they control spiritually through making it harder to get these things on purpose. I mean, you look at how they control the price of meat is by limiting the amount of cows that are put out when there's enough meat for everybody for everywhere you got people like bill gates like we gotta make fake meat you're like no we really don't there's enough for everybody and it's not cow farts no matter how much they try to tell you my dad is ripping it he's doing way more damage than any of the cows right and now they're

you know they try to eliminate cows all this stuff they try to do the fake meat and now they're, you know, they tried to eliminate cows, all this stuff. They tried to do the fake meat. And now you can get milk that has the medicine that was given to the cows to make them fart less. You got to really be careful. You got to. About what you're ingesting and putting in your body. You got to milk your own cow. And here in West Virginia, we do, Sam. I know. I'm suspicious of anyone that says we need to do this major activity or or action in in the world because

we want to have a global effect um for sure you know we have we live in an ecosystem that that does have a balance and the united the human beings like there's a lot of us but they don't like i don't think the the human beings have the the kind of impact on the atmosphere that the climate crazies would have us believe. Everything that Al Gore said was going to happen in that movie that came out in 2006, 20 effing years ago, Sam, 20 years ago, not one thing happened that he said. And they're still going hard. What happened this past week? Two climate cultist things.

The doomsday clock moved forward because of climate change and nuclear warfare that they're scared of. And I told you this earlier, Sam. They just put the moon on an endangered list because, in part, to climate change. The moon is endangered. I don't know how something that's fake can be endangered, Phil. I'm with you on that. But, like, why? Because they keep extending this

scare tactic of climate change and all this stuff. So now it's like the moon is now under attack. Can you articulate the reasoning? There's an article that's all over the place that these people, some group of cultists, said that the moon is a threat because of climate change and possibly warfare. Maybe Elon Musk, I don't know.

But I guess you have to believe in space to go there. But they said it's a threat and we have to protect it. Look, is it up here? It's a threatened historic site. But there were some places that were saying it was endangered. That is, you know, because like it's not just the United States that's been there now. India got there and they're like, all right. I mean, the Nazis have a head.

Have you seen India? Did they get in there with the H-1 how are they i don't know dude have you seen india landing on the moon it's like sega genesis graphics unbelievable bro i'm like dude when did this film come from 1985 on my atari graphics okay let's just assume the moon might be real for a quick second they What do you mean by not real? Okay, well, we can look at different ways. Maybe it's a hologram. Holograms are real.

Maybe it's plasma. Maybe it's a headquarters for aliens or Nazis. I don't know. Or maybe it's actually a rock. Aliens or Nazis. Good question. Or Phil or Nazi aliens. I don't know.

Okay. But we are if the moon is there. We are literally people are paying to send their dead bodies. People are paying to put their dead bodies on the moon. Maybe that's an issue. Maybe we shouldn't be turning it. Wait, maybe we shouldn't be turning it into a cemetery. I think it's crazy.

An energy vortex. We're going to turn Phil. I'm going to make Phil a Christian and a believer in the moon being faked by the universe. No, I believe the moon is real and I believe that human beings have been to the moon. And what is the moon? Pardon me? What in the moon being faked by the universe. No, I believe the moon is real, and I believe that human beings have been to the moon. And what is the moon? Pardon me? What is the moon? The moon is made of minerals that are very similar

to what the Earth is made of, that is because the moon is a product of a massive impact on... That sounds like a NASA... That is the amount of things that have to line up for that to happen. For what? For the moon to be—so what you're saying, something hits, everything— and then it just forms together a perfect moon, and then it never turns, ever.

It never turns. It's the only thing in anywhere in space that has a perfect orbit, never changes. No one can even explain why it's trapped in our atmosphere. Gravity. Gravity. Okay. But it's moving. It's moving away.

But you're saying, I mean, the notion that that giant thing could be controlled by our gravity is the most hilarious thing. I mean, I don't mean any disrespect to anybody who's thinking that. You know that like Jupiter, which is real far away, that's controlled by the sun's gravity. Right. Do you believe that? You have to believe in Jupiter to think that. I mean, who knows?

I mean, listen. I mean, if you're just a skeptic of space existing at all, then... Which I am. Okay. Because I've been told what it is by Nazis. Nazis have told me that. By Werner Von Braun. Who's like the spiritual daddy of Elon Musk.

Who says we have a firmament. I mean, he literally on his gravestone goes, check out this passage in the Bible. And it's all about a firmament. You guys can call me cuckoo crazy guy. I'm totally cool with that. Do you believe the earth is round? I don't know what the earth is. If you really go, Sam, gun to your head.

What do you think it is? I think it's an energy field. Explain that. I think it's an energy field and that it gives the appearance of a ball. But I think it's an energy field and we're stuck under something that's separating us from what is out there. That's my honest opinion. I wish I knew you were coming on today i would have done more research uh because this is exciting and fun i appreciate it thank you guys yeah i mean everybody thinks i'm a crazy

person but also it's good let's tariff uh canada i like mexico because we yeah close the border stop the fentanyl stop the deaths right what people don't understand is that the U.S. military went around to all of these countries and said, Listen, if you allow us to put bases in your country, okay? If you allow us to put bases in your country, you can tariff all the goods that come from America, and we have no tariffs. Okay, sorry. I don't know what we're going on. No, no, no. No.

Okay. All right. I think that we are going to— what we're going on. No, no, no. No. Okay. All right. I think that we are going to, are we going to move on now? Tariff. We're going to tariff. Well, I mean, we were talking,

but we were talking about this guy. This, this one got off, off the, off the rail. I don't think so. I see a really short connection between Canada and the moon. Honestly. It's crushing.

I think it's on fire. I'm pro tariff, by the way. Yeah. People hate tariffs because it sounds like terrorists and taxes had a baby, right? I'm pro-tariff, by the way. People hate tariffs because it sounds like terrorists and taxes had a baby, right? I'm pro-tariff, dude. Right, right.

Let's make stuff here. All right. Well, I guess we're going to move on to the Fifth Circuit says the federal ban on handgun sales to young adults is unconstitutional. I'm a very, very pro-two-way kind of dude nice solid nice um and i think that this is this was an obvious thing to me like i said in the opening like the uh the the idea that a young person can be sent off to war that they can vote, that they're expected to pay taxes, they're expected to do all the things that an adult can do, but they can't own a handgun. They can own rifles, but they can't own a handgun.

That to me is just offensive. So Reason reports, the government failed to persuade the appeals court that 18 to 20-year-olds are not part of the people or that the age restriction is consistent with the historical tradition of firearm regulation. The federal ban on handgun sales to adults younger than 21 violates the Second Amendment. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled today that law is unconstitutional in light of our nation's historic traditions of firearm regulation. A three judge panel unanimously concluded concluded in reese versus atf today's ruling is yet another

critical fpc firearms policy coalition win against an immoral and unconstitutional anti-gun anti unconstitutional age-based gun ban said brandon combs president of the firearms policy coalition fpc is great they're at gun policy on twitter if want or on X, if you want to give them a follow, which challenged the law along with two would be handgun buyers and two other gun rights groups. We look forward to restoring the second amendment rights of all peaceable adults throughout the United States under 18 USC nine, two, two B one,

a provision that was included in the gun control act of 1968, a federally licensed firearm dealer may not sell handguns to any individual who the licensee knows or has reasonable cause to believe is less than 21 years of age. The Fifth Circuit upheld the restriction in 2012, but that was a decade before the Supreme Court clarified the constitutional test for gun control laws

in the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association versus Bruin. Bruin did a really, really, really big service for gun rights. So Bruin says that you have the right to keep and bear arms. It affirms the wording of the Second Amendment. It says that you cannot be barred from carrying a gun on your person for self-defense. Now, there's still a lot of a lot of uh jurisdictions that are trying to prevent that new york city is yeah is one of the the most notable where they make it exceedingly

difficult for you to to attain a license to to carry a gun dc is another place where it's very difficult you have to be from dc i think there's only one ffl in dc and i think it might even be in the police department like like actually in the, the, the, the one of the police, whatever the, the headquarters or whatever.

So I don't know, but I'm not a hundred percent positive of that, but I don't know how they could argue against that. You know, you, you have to pay taxes. So how can they say that you're a second class? You go to war.

Yep. You could die for your country. You should have the right to have a gun. The First Amendment and the Second Amendment are the two most important laws on planet Earth. The rest of the world is like begging us to keep this because we make it easy for them to hear the truth. And we must protect that at all costs. All costs. And like some of these judges that the biden's put in dangerous

dangerous people so i'm hoping that we can do it so i'm very happy about that kit eight you know 18 year olds are interesting that's an interesting age but they should be allowed it's a constitutional right there's something that that goes along with rights that is always just kind of glossed over and there are responsibilities that come with all rights just because you have the right to carry a gun doesn't mean that you don't have the responsibility to not destroy other people's property not harm other people doesn't the the gun is not licensed to shoot whatever you feel like it's not licensed to behave like a crazy person it's not licensed to go and do whatever you want. It comes with all of your liberties come with responsibility.

So if you can say whatever you want, right, but you have to understand that, like, you might upset someone if you say the wrong thing. And then there might be repercussions from that. People might be around you. You might offend people, and things can escalate into where they decide that they're in a position where it's acceptable to violate your rights, but you say things, and the words that you say, you're responsible for them. So if you expect to be able to have friends and want to have people that actually want to be around you, you have to speak kindly about people, and these responsibilities come with the liberties that we have uh there's a lot of people that mistake the the freedom of speech with freedom of expression uh a lot of people get upset with that you know you get banned here and listen i've been shale banned everywhere so i get it you know and there is a discussion whether facebook twitter and youtube and all them are extensions of the u.s government there there's an argument for that. But what I'm going to say is,

unless somebody's showing up to your door and ready to arrest you, that's not violating your freedom of speech. That's what freedom of speech is about. I can criticize the government without going to jail. We've seen people's freedom of speech being violated, and it's ridiculous. Yeah, I mean, there are consequences for actions.

I'm a stand-up comic. I have people come on stage wanting to fight me all the time. And it's not even that bad of jokes. There are people out there that have weird reactions to words. Were you attacked recently? Oh, yeah, I did. Where was that? Physically?

It was at this club that I love. It's in Hollywood. It happens occasionally. I don't want to say your name because I don't want them to get this kind of Roadhouse kind of brand. But if i would have known it was roadhouse i would have reacted to it a little different because as he's coming up i'm like i'm gonna get banned from this club they're never gonna hire me again i'm never gonna do stand up here so the guy grabs me and i just grab my microphone i'm like dude calm down just calm down be cool be cool happened to be a

bunch of sam triple e fans they all kind of beat the guy up. But yeah, so you don't have freedom of expression. People are going to react to it. But the key is to teach people not to have emotional reactions to everything. That's a big problem we have in this country. Everyone's emotional. So with a gun, same thing. You have the right to protect yourself, but it doesn't mean you can go and harm people

because you just don't like them. What do you guys know about the Gun Control Act of 1968? No, I don't. So that's one of the things that I think the FPC is looking to get repealed. I believe the Gun Control Act of 1968 is – was – it's not what has the SBR and SBS bans. Actually, let me look it up to make sure. I don't want to speak out of turn here. I'm doing that enough.

Gun control, it says... Not at all. What was that? I'm doing enough of that. Ah, you're doing great. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America and Congress assembled that Section 2 of the Act of June 30th, 1954, as amended, is amended by deleting and $35 million for each of the fiscal years 1968 and 69 and inserting in lieu thereof a comma and the following for fiscal year.

OK, so this is just a funding thing, is amended, amended by adding the new Section 3. There are hereby authorized to be appropriated such sums as the Secretary of the Interior may find necessary not to exceed $10 million for any one year to alleviate suffering and damage result. This is not the Gun Control Act. Congress hereby declares that the purpose of this title is to provide support to federal, state, and local law enforcement officials

in their fight against crime and violence. Oh, this is a long... Okay, all right. Let's see. As used in this chapter, the term person, terms... Okay, so this is definitions. This doesn't have a synopsis or whatever. Actually, you know what?

Let me see if Grok can give me a synopsis. Back to Sam's point, why you do that, it's why a lot of these people who have no morality and live in a bubble think that something like words can actually be violence. Yeah. Right? Because, like, the Second Amendment scares them

and the First Amendment scares them, and to them, both things can harm them. Yeah, well, you know, free speech doesn't do hate speech. Yeah, it doesn't. It also silences violence. So it's like you know, free speech doesn't do hate speech. Yeah. It doesn't. Also, silence is violence. So it's like it's hard to know what's what these days. When you live in a when you're born into like the best hospitals, live behind gated communities, go to the best schools, go to the best colleges, intern at the best places. You never feel real world consequences.

Yeah. So words are violence to them. To them for sure. Yeah. I mean, comments like that's world consequences. Yeah. So words are violence to them. To them for sure. It's all relative. I mean, comma is like, that's hate speech. Yeah. And so it's very important to protect that all the time. And that's kind of what we're fighting, people that don't live in a normal reality.

That's why I think that comedy was one of the first things to be attacked by the cult because comedy calls out a lot of the hypocrisy and absurdity in the society. And it's also that YouTubers and comedians are the ones who can create art without banker money. Right. Like in the past, you needed to have cash to put on a play, make an album, make a movie, all that stuff. Now you don't need that. So they're attacking that because you don't have to play their game anymore. So the Gun Control Act of 1968, the purpose was primary aim was to regulate the firearms industry

and curb the illegal trafficking of firearms, sought to keep guns out of the hands of those not legally entitled to possess them, such as felons, minors, and those with mental health issues. Licensing the act mandated that anyone engaged in the business of selling firearms must be licensed.

So that was about FFLs. And it listed the record-keeping requirements, prohibited persons. It expanded the category of individuals prohibited from purchasing or possessing. They included convicted felons, fugitives, drug users, or addicts. Those adjudicated as mentally defective.

And individuals dishonorably discharged from the military, which I think that's wrong. Weird. That's pretty bad. The act banned mail order sales, import restrictions, all new manufactured firearms had to have serial numbers, and it had the restriction to people under 21. There's a lot in this that actually, if you get into it and really drill down on it, a lot of the stuff is unconstitutional. There's no reason for people dishonorably discharged from the military to not be allowed to have their second amendment rights um it makes sense for to say drug user users or addicts can't but at the same time um the ability to find out if they are you have to

like things like tests or whatever you shouldn't what do they have to be how do they define drugs that's the exact point yeah well yeah i'd say because it could be ssris it could be street stuff yeah well i could be doing speed or i could be doing adderall right like what's the difference between those two right one is you know so phil did you say it created the serial numbers too yeah it's why what's your opinion on that i never even thought of of that most well i mean so because i'm from a state where you don't have really records like new hampshire doesn't have any gun laws, right? It's a constitutional carry.

So I'm kind of neither here nor there on serial numbers. If you don't want a serial number on your gun, you file it off. Technically, it's legal. Like, that's not legal to do. That's what criminals do. Like, I'm not advocating for it. I'm just saying that's what criminals do. They just file it off or whatever.

Or you can make your own guns, which is still possible. And if you make a gun, you're technically supposed to do that but if you make a gun for you know the purpose of of doing crime i assume they're probably not going to take the time to put a serial number on it um so i don't i'm not particularly against it but at the same because again they're not even supposed to to keep any of that stuff on file the federal government's not supposed to have any any files on it so the federal government has the ffls hold on to the paperwork and the ffls are supposed to hold the paperwork for a certain number of years i believe but i'm not i'm not sure they might have to keep them forever indefinitely um and that i'm not particularly fond of but the thing is if they when they make the FFLs hold on to them, that's just the federal government offloading the responsibility so they can access them.

Because if the if an ATF agent walks into any FFL and says, let me see your books, I want to see this time frame or produce this. We found this gun at a crime scene. Right. I think you sold it. Find it like they have to go and spend time doing work for the feds. Right. And if you don't, you're going to lose your FFL. So that, I think, is horrible. Like, outsource it. Yeah.

And that's something that they do all the time. That's what the CIA does when it comes to they're not supposed to look in on Americans. Yeah. They'll talk to the British. Cut outs. Government cut outs. Exactly. Talk to the British or talk to some other intel organization and say, look in on this person.

So dirty. So that way they can say, well, we didn't do it. Someone else did it, which is. Possible deniability. It's the whole like the, it's just getting around the system, you know? So I, overall, I don't think that it's good. I think the whole thing should be repealed. Yeah, I'm with you on that. um so i overall i don't think that it's good i think the whole thing should be repealed yeah

but i mean you know the import restrictions i guess you could make an argument the mail order sales because of the fact that they do background checks you're not going to get rid of that but there's a lot in here that they could probably get rid of just under the the auspices of bruin was there an event that was a catalyst to that? I don't know. It says in the response to the assassinations of RFK, JFK, and Martin Luther King, as well as a shooting at the University of Texas in 1966. They love taking advantage of tragedy. The shooting at Texas, that was not private. That was the Army or the National Guard.

No, that was Kent State. That was Kent Army or the National Guard. No, that was Kent State. That was Kent State. Oh, Kent State. Yeah. Interesting. So they use all those things to be like, oh, we can pass this. That's what they do with all these shooting. That's my favorite thing.

Yeah. Always. That's the purpose of all these shooting. What's the saying again? Never let a good tragedy go to waste. Yeah, 100%. And the thing is very weird, and here's where it gets, I think it's weird. We had a couple guys on, Jim Lee, Topher Gardner,

they were talking about frequencies, manipulating weather and stuff like that, but they talked about frequencies and the ability to manipulate frequencies over a far-ranging area, right? Sonatics. So do you guys remember when, I forget what the scandal was, but an Obama scandal dropped. I forget what the scandal was, but Obama scandal dropped. I forget what the exact scandal was, but something, he was involved, or maybe it was the Pfizer wiretap or something.

Fast and Furious. Something like that. So it drops. This is a big story. Next day, Kansas City parade for winning Super Bowl shootings. Bang, bang, bang. Now that becomes the national discussion. Nobody's discussing

what just happened with Obama, right? So I think that they can put out frequencies and whoever they get to do crazy stuff, they do crazy stuff. I mean, I'm with you on that. MKUltra stuff. Because of the MKUltra is why I'm with you on that. Yes, SS.

Earlier we were talking about SSRIs. eli i lose everybody on that one i'm wondering what you mean by frequencies are you talking about like frequencies of vibration like sound waves are you talking about frequencies of radio waves what kind of what do you mean by maybe a combination were they talking about somatics yeah they can take a frequency and then uh take a solid object and turn it into certain shapes but people will then expand on that and say they can shoot you with it but you know they have voice to god technology they've talked about before but they can just put out frequency that kind of triggers people to do certain things based on uh pharmaceuticals to be a conspiracy theory but havana syndrome was brought up in

tulsi gabbard's hearing today yeah? These are things that we know are happening. We don't know who's doing them. I mean, we might have our suspicions. But they do that. And then go back to MKUltra. We create these situations where we can wash your brain and then turn everyone into a possible agent. But the reason we bring this up is that anytime they want to try to take your guns, this is what they do. They do a giant thing.

And then they're like, we got to pass legislation to get rid of the, you know, activated fear ritual. Are you going? Yeah, well, the Second Amendment, the pro-Second Amendment groups have had win after win after win in the past, you know, 10, 15 years. And that leads me to question, you know, like we're very quick to be like, oh, you know, the government wants to control the people, et cetera, et cetera.

Do you think that the considerable gains the Second Amendment has made, because there's now 29 states that are constitutional carrying in the country, over half the country, you don't need a license or anything to carry a gun. And gun violence has not gone up as these laws have been liberalized. Do you think that because the ability because the government has the ability to track everyone and control and has so much control over everyone because of things like surveillance and because of the phones in our pocket, do you think that's why they have they have allowed these laws to pass with such little pushback? Because I don't feel I feel like the pushback has actually gone down. I feel like mothers against whatever mothers against gun violence or all the the gun violence organizations i feel like they don't have the same oomph since probably the florida shooting that created uh

david hogg's career oh yeah man yeah i forget the name of the school but since that one it's been like it's been nothing but loss loss loss loss loss, loss, loss. Do you think that that's because the government is more capable of monitoring the American people now? If you're asking me, it's because the narrative has changed. The Internet is a free flowing of ideas and people are now seeing like, oh, who are the people that took away all the guns? Who did all that? People start to realize that, you know there there's danger and all that now maybe you're correct in that that the that the winning of the you know these these cases has changed that but i personally think people have been starting to wake up to what happens when you take away guns

and that that and then people are so i i feel like like the Vegas shooting was such a big moment. It's the first time that the powers that be had a narrative and instantly everyone's like, nah, I don't buy that at all. That doesn't make any sense to me. And they quietly walked away from it. To the point where during the Trump situation, are we allowed to say that? Are we allowed to say that? Are we allowed to say assassination? The Trump assassination. Attempt.

Attempt. Okay. Attempts. Attempts. You saw this almost what Obama talked about, like flooding the town square with sewage. All of a sudden, three different shooters are instantly out. Nobody knows what's really going on. That's to me.

So I think people are becoming more and more savvy, and they're waking up in these kind of outside of L.A., Chicago, and New York are waking up to what's really happening. We don't know anything about that kid. He never had any culture. No social media, no culinary silverware or whatever. He was just the weirdest person in the whole world. They cremated his body without telling him.

Whenever there's cremations, you got to ask questions. Very strange. So we're going to go ahead and move on to this story here. Anti-Trump FBI agent responsible for opening Jack Smith elector case against president. Whistleblower. So that's the argument made from a uh a whistleblower um someone in the fbi is responsible for opening the jack jack smith elector case against the president um fox news digital obtained an internal fbi email shared with senator chuck grassley by a doj whistleblower um so uh fox news is reporting

a previously identified anti-trump f FBI agent allegedly broke protocol and played a critical role in opening and advancing the bureau's original investigation related to the 2020 election, tying President Donald Trump to the probe without sufficient prediction predication. lower disclosed disclosures obtained by senator chuck grassley republican from iowa revealed the investigation into trump was formally opened by the fbi on april 13th 2022 and was known inside the bureau as arctic frost fox news digital has learned now this all came out uh in the cash patel hearing today i believe is that is that the the situation um so grassley the chair of the senate judiciary committee and senator ron ron johnson republican of wisconsin permanent subcommittee on Is that the situation? Yeah. So Grassley, the chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee and Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, permanent subcommittee on investigations chair, shared internal FBI emails and predicating documents, legally protected whistleblower disclosures exclusively with Fox News Digital. Now, we have a bit of something from Tim Cass News at the Kash Patel hearing.

Senator Grassley releases previously unseen FBI emails referencing Project Arctic Frost, proving the FBI's effort to prosecute Donald Trump. We're going to start here because this is where the pertinent information emails and documents substantiate my July 2022 letter, which the FBI ignored. And I hope you, when you get there, won't ignore my letters. Partisan FBI agents and DOJ officials tried and ultimately succeeded in launching a full field criminal investigation and prosecution of the president of the United States. Justice Department and FBI leadership acted in concert to further a political scheme to take down Trump, just like they did with Crossfire Hurricane. They have yet to learn a lesson, and I hope you'll learn that lesson for him or teach that lesson.

So I think that now that comment at the end there was I think was a little bit telling this when he singles out saying, I hope that you'll teach that lesson for him. That leads me to believe Grassley believes that Cash has the votes to get in. And again, in my opinion, because the president has what I consider a mandate, because just how far the how the whole country shifted to the right away from the policies proposed by the Democrats. I think that the people that Donald Trump has selected, he he selected those people because he believes they will carry out his policy prescriptions. And so what do you guys think that that cash is the guy to do it? Do you think that he'll get confirmed or do you think that there's going to be more more problems with cash and other people that that have been nominated? I think he's going to reform the FBI. I think he's going to be up against a lot of really bad actors,

and there's probably going to be animals that have their legs in the trap, stuck, and they're desperate, going crazy. But he was a really good performance today. He was strong. He was confident. He snapped back at them really well. I was very impressed. He did seem like he took the offensive. Yeah, I didn't see a lot because I was doing PCC.

I think Tulsi will have a hard chance getting in. But maybe we'll get to that later. But I think he'll probably get in. I see a couple clips real quick. But yeah, exactly. The dude was badass. He knew exactly what he was talking about. He spoke like a gentleman. Very articulate. He, I guess, 16 years in the service and he was previous.

And real quick, they promoted this show. The hearing, thank you, promoted Tim Poole and TimCast IRL. Nice. Thank you very much. One of the staffers printed out some giant thing. It was amazing. Actually, speaking of that, why don't we show the clip right now?

Yeah, I agree. And then we'll jump over to... He was so good. It's on mute. Oh, it's on mute oh it's on mute that they are partisan and blindly that fbi agents were responsible for the violence on january 6th is that what you said that's completely incorrect and i appreciate the opportunity to address that i'll give you an opportunity in writing, but this is my time now. I've had it. An inspector attorney general investigation found that that was false.

And you said we should impeach judges who rule against Donald Trump, who are, in your words, political terrorists. When this nominee tries to explain all this away, keep one thing in mind. He's testified under oath before a Colorado judge who presided over a Trump case in which he was a witness. And the judge found, and I'm quoting here, he was not a credible witness. His testimony is not only illogical, but completely devoid of any evidence in the record. That's from a judge. Oh. Are we paying for this? This is a dangerous time. I'd pay for it, right?

And I ask all my colleagues to consider whether these plain comments by this person and by his own Trump administration colleagues, should be given a blind eye, just overlooked, or whether, like the warnings of pardoning violent January 6th offenders, there are warnings to be heeded. There is an unfathomable difference between a seeming facade being constructed around this nominee here today and what he has actually done and said in real life when left to his own devices. Conduct shows character. And if you look at history, you see the danger of security chiefs in authoritarian regimes

becoming the tools of political power. The characteristics that they often show are that they are vengeful. This is like a Chevy Chase character. That they are grandiose. Yes. That they are intemperate. That they are partisan and blindly loyal. And that they are servile.

And won't say no. I'm afraid that the history of this nominee's conduct raises those warnings. How he can say that with a straight face, unironically say that with a straight face after the previous administration is mind-blowing. Because they're evil. They hate you. They want you to suffer. They hate your freedom.

They don't care about lying. They don't care about being a blatant hypocrite. So do you think that it's blatant hypocrisy or do you think that they believe what they're saying? I think these people don't believe in anything. And they'll say whatever they have to to appeal to their base of evil, demonic people. Not their base, but they're like the people probably most likely controlling them in different kind of ways, right? I mean, that guy looks like he's been there forever. I bet you he's been to some crazy places and done some crazy things. Why is he wearing fleece beneath his suit yeah i mean

dude i i don't i can't i don't know how patel wasn't like dude can i what is going on with your jacket situation you know so i don't know phil do you think they believe it or do you think so what do you think so i've been watching a lot of mark andreessen's podcasts recently oh yeah you don't really i listen to mark all the time okay all right i don't agree with anything he does but i think he's really smart. Okay. So he was talking about a lot of the people that he used to associate with in Silicon Valley before he kind of came out as a Trump supporter. And he would say they all share the same opinion as the New York Times, and they all sound like they're saying it unironically. And all those opinions are different than they were six months previous yeah and he said that those people will say the thing that they read in the

new york times without a hint of irony without a hint of of self-awareness that six months ago they were saying the exact opposite and to me i don't know if they believe the things that they say or if their beliefs just so easily are shaped by the people that are around them. It could be that they want to be in those positions and going to those cocktail parties and going to those dinners, that's where all the cool people hang out. And the price of admission is agreeing with them. And they just do whatever they read the new york times so that way they know what they're supposed to say when they get to the new when they get to the

cocktail party that could be it and it also could be that they have no actual principles of their own and that they really do just shift genuinely and actually believe the thing they're saying and i think that that's worse yeah maybe i'll argue against my point and say they probably do believe a lot of what they say because i think they actually believe trump is an authoritarian so they think we have to do all this conformity do it yeah everything is like how much can you conform especially on the left it's all about conformity it it yeah everything is like how much can you conform especially on the left it's all about conformity it's going to be the right at some point made a decision to kind of break away from the extreme religious right that you know that was like really like people

have progressed kind of past that and there there's a lot of like condemning these people and those people get back to it and There's a little discussion on that. I don't know if I can get on that program. Right? I mean, there's a little bit. I'm a live and let live guy. I don't care. I'm semi-authoritarian.

Don't hurt children and you won't hear from me. Don't hurt kids and don't hurt children. You're not going to hear anything from me. But the left, they're stuck. They're stuck because their whole brand is I'm the most empathetic human being out there, and I have to conform to these beliefs. And it's like something gets put out, and they all are just running to who can conform the most. That is the currency of the left and the progressive.

Who can conform the most? And they don't see that these organs, these media outlets are lying constantly. They haven't learned the mistake that they've lied. I guess they don't know. They don't think they've lied. It doesn't matter. They don't think they've lied. They just want to hear what they want to hear.

Yeah. That is the human centipede of information. That is the human centipede of – Sam said that earlier, so I don't want to take full – you actually said reverse centipede. I feel like we were talking about maybe not appropriate for IRL. All right. So we're going to go ahead and we've got one more story that we want to get to, because this is actually this is something that that hits home locally here in West Virginia. The Post Millennial, excuse me, the Post Millennial is reporting illegal immigrant indicted in West Virginia for killing a 32 year old woman, setting her body on fire. A grand jury indicted an illegal immigrant from El Salvador in connection to the death of Samantha Daly, 32 of Charlestown, West Virginia.

Dave and Antonio Calderon, 46, has been accused of killing Daly in Jefferson County and then setting her body on fire in a field in neighboring Berkeley County. The murder occurred in May 2024. The spirit of Jefferson reported Daly's body was discovered on a burning sofa in the 100 block of golf course road in Berkeley County on May 6, 2024. Investigators say that her remains were so badly burnt that she was unidentifiable and believe that she was initially killed in Jefferson County. It's a rough one to hear this. Go ahead. Read the next sentence.

The victim was under GPS surveillance. Oh, yeah. The victim was under GPS surveillance at the time of the killing. Daly was serving a home confinement sentence for driving with a suspended license, a nonviolent offense authority said. She was allowed to leave her Jefferson County residence

to conduct business matters and perform errands. So the poor woman couldn't leave her house, and she was murdered by this illegal immigrant. And it's rough to even read the story, and it's kind of scary to think that it happened around here you know it's very very I mean like I think there's like at least four or five people

that work here that live down but I'm talking about live there I mean you I mean I used to go to the gym that was like 10 miles I mean just a couple miles north of that place so yeah i i i can't imagine what it's like being family members with this woman and knowing that this

person was here illegally and then hearing you know because this happened in in may of 2024 then hearing you know the the democrats say this isn't a problem there's no problem we don't you know we don't have a problem with illegal immigration because they were saying that until like september until they realized that the american people were fully aware that there's a massive problem with illegal immigration they were denying it and denying it and denying it and whether it be this poor young lady or whether it be lake and riley or any any number of people that have have been killed even even like the horrifying murders aside how many people died in car accidents because some illegal was driving a car yeah and if they weren't just a pure if they just purely weren't in the country, they wouldn't have been driving car, not drunk, not any of that's not any of the any aggravating circumstances just was an illegal that shouldn't have been here.

That was driving a car and got into a car accident, killed someone. have died, maybe thousands, because you're talking about at least 10 million, probably closer to 20 million illegal immigrants that have entered the country since 2020 or 2019 or something. Before you guys go off, let me throw just a big thing caveat. On April 10th of the same, before May, April 10th, he got called around and beat a homeless couple with a baseball bat, leaving them hospitalized with serious injuries. April. Where was this?

Wherever here. Wow. It was in the same article we're reading. Okay. And then he stabbed another man several times in April, before May, April 28th, following an argument. So the dude has been, I'm really sad about West Virginia. What do you do in West Virginia, politicians?

And police letting the dude out. April, beat up a couple baseball bats, and then he stabs some dude in an argument on April 28th. Just on 340, not five miles down the road, maybe 10 miles down the road from Charlestown, is the Department of Homeland Security. Right there. Right effing there. Has anyone checked in on Selena Gomez if she's made any videos about this?

This is one of her people. Are her tears putting out these fires? Is she crying? Is she crying? Called her own head to her. Previous arrests and convictions in El Salvador, including sexual assault, murder, aggravated robbery, DUI, and narcotics-related crimes. My question is, the men in this village or wherever they live, does anyone know about

this? Is there anybody reporting on this as a man can you live with that in your neighborhood if you know that this guy's doing crazy crap how do you not go hey dog time to go talk to some people and have them that this is not how we act in public you know and that's my opinion sorry yeah i mean i i i think that like anyone that turns in illegal immigrants, they should. I mean, I don't maybe there should be some kind of incentive, you know. See, I hear. OK, well, this is where I get a little nervous with that, because we kind of did that with

covid where the left was told report on anybody who's having mass gathering. So now they're telling the right to report on illegals. I get very nervous that we're turning into a country of snitches right and one thing i'm telling my kid no we don't you're a triply you don't snitch no but i understand what you're saying there has to be some kind of system but i get very nervous when we start rewarding people how are we going to do it i don't speak in spanish i'm just saying that's that so like in in palestine right there was i remember watching the story that like neighbors who didn't get along with each other

they would just say the other one was a spy for israel was happened that was the exact same thing that happened in in germany too there was like most of the in authoritarian countries the the stuff that i've read and stuff that i've heard the people that actually keep everyone in line are the citizens because you don't want to say anything that your neighbor might overhear and decide i'm gonna turn them in it's not that there's never enough secret police there's never enough police to hold a pot to keep a population in check like that it what happens is the population keeps the population in check at first it's the true believers like the covid people right the covid people that were like

if you have a if you are walking around without your mask on i'm gonna call the manager it's literally karen's right sam i have to start with but then it goes on where it's anyone that would step out of line yes that's what i'm saying so I don't know what the answer is to that. I agree with you for the most part, but this dude, April 10th and then April 28th, baseball bat beating up old couple and they stab someone. Why is he out there burning this woman in May? That's a complete failure of our law enforcement.

And what are they doing? We've demoralized them. We've demoralized the cop. My cousin's cop. I love him. Sorry to cut you off, but not just law enforcement. It's the judicial system.

Yeah. Because law enforcement could have picked him up, and then if the courts don't actually put him in jail. Which I think gets into this Bolshevik stuff I was talking about, you know, like destabilize. Because if you go, Sam, what is their next big goal they would really like? To me, it's martial law. Because once you get to martial law the constitution goes out the door and you're right to this and you're right to that and you're right to this we can get into can we talk january 6th i don't know if that's a taboo topic but you know january 6th like

if we go that's an intelligence operation what is the purpose that to bring in the the domestic terrorism department of homeland security and once you label somebody a terrorist their rights go away they don't have the right to a lawyer they don't have a right to a speedy trial they have all that stuff so this is to me like if we demoralize you if if you can't do anything to protect yourself and you can't expect the state the city to protect you what's next? Demoralization. You're in a cage.

The whole country's a cage. Yeah. And it's never been easier for a government to do that than it is now, considering everybody has their own personal monitor that they not only continuously have with them, they feel like they're lost without it. They constantly have a wiretap, a video recorder, an audio recorder. And whether people realize it or not, all of these things, if you have them on your phone, there's a reason why Zuckerberg puts a piece of tape over the camera on his laptop

because these things are accessible no matter how you, no matter what you think, someone can access it, get inside, and say, I want to do this or I want to do that without your knowledge. That is 100% possible. Whether or not you're interesting enough to be actually monitored. I think they take all the data, dump it into a place, and if you become a problem, they just go, let's go look at your file, right?

Yeah, that's what Google does. And again, this comes back to the idea that we were talking about with the ATF. The government doesn't need to monitor you because Google's doing it all the time. All they do is subpoena google yeah to call like to call spacex a a an instrument of the um federal government is the same as to call google an instrument of the federal government because they do all the stuff the federal government wants yeah they just don't and they store it for the almost cutouts and the government all the government has to say is hey give us guy's info, and they'll hand it right over instantaneously.

Look how they worked Zuckerberg during COVID. Yeah. He was a little censor puppet. And, you know, that whole story's crazy, too. But, no, you're totally right, man, about the censorship and the control. I know they're listening to me. I put on a show for them. Enjoy that.

Yeah. I'm like a reverse leader. I don't care. They can watch. Yeah, they're listening to me. I put on a show for them. Enjoy that. Yeah. I'm like a reverse. I don't care. They can watch. Yeah, dude. Listen to me. I don't give a shit. It's like it doesn't matter.

They're going to get you no matter what. Dude, I do pre-check. They get my eyes all the time. It's just like it's so funny because every time I go to the airport, I'll hand them my tickets. Sound like an alarm will go off, and I'm like, oh, they got me. I'm go to, I'll hand them my tickets sound like, Oh, alarm will go off. And I'm like, Oh, they got me. I'm going to the gulags. Right.

Cause that's every conspiracy. There's sweat dream. We're all going to the gulags. Oh, we're so important that they're going to take us to the gulags. Uh, I, I, I, it's interesting, dude. It's, it's, it's interesting. I'm a fed myself, so I'm not really worried about it. So once you're in the system, you're okay.

You should tell us that. Tell me that at the beginning of the show. I remember one time I was doing a show on a high school friend of mine, this hot chick I went to school with. She brought her friend, and they were hanging out. And then by the end of the night, she's like, yeah, she works for the DEA. I'm like, I'm a crippling drug addict. You should have told me that before we started.

I mean, I've been sober four years now, but at the time, I was still rocking and rolling. I would like to know if there was a narc in the room or not. Congrats on sobriety. That's amazing. It's amazing. Alright, I think we're going to go to Super Chats now, huh? It's about

that time. God have mercy on us. Alright, so let's see see here what do we got who was i think tacti platy was first today tacti platy says first phil and raymond rock thank you tacti we appreciate that man that's very kind of you you're crushing it you rock as well tacti platy uh the emperor's champion said senator mike lee was talking about the idea of issuing letters of mark and reprisal against the mexican cartels on glenn beck's show i really really hope that happens i've heard some talk about that um because they don't want to use the military for it i suppose um what do you guys think do you think that there should be letters of mark and reply? What is that?

Let me go ahead and get the meaning. License in the age of sale that authorized private persons known as a privateer or a corsair to attack and capture vessels. I mean, look, man, if you ask Eric Prince, if he wants to do it, you know he wants to go. Yeah, for sure sat down with him uh on the culture war one time and i don't know for sure what degree he wants to go but you know the guy the blackwater guys i know a lot of dudes that were that were you know that were essentially mercenaries and they're just like let's get the band back together and you know they would love to go do that i don't

know the cartels is that what you're saying that's what i'm going after the cartels in mexico yes And they're just like, let's get the band back together. And, you know, they would love to go do that. I don't know. Going after the cartels? Is that what you're saying? Is this going after the cartels in Mexico? Yes. That's what they're telling us. So if we send in government-funded mercenaries and they go after the cartels, is that just the U.S. government fighting the CIA-funded stuff? It's just one cartel going after another. No, but it's literally the U.S. government going after the U.S. government.

Like, that's it. Like, the cartels but it's literally the U.S. government going after the U.S. government. The cartels are just extensions of the CIA. Remember when Obama got in trouble for Fast and Furious and he's like, oh yeah, we were just tracking them. Come on, dog. We know what you're doing, dude. We can crowdsource it, I think. We have an economy

that is our economy is based off of drug sales, human trafficking, and cancer, and pharmaceuticals. I mean, that's our economy, dude. I don't know that I agree that our economy is based off of human trafficking. It is a multi-billion dollar industry. Yeah, but that's not the United States economy that's based off. It's if you take them all together. Like, $50 billion

is sold on Wall Street in illegal drug sales. That's part of it. These companies that move stuff. Illegal drugs isn't trafficking, child. Sex trafficking. Well, no, I mean, that's one of those are multiple. We have drug trafficking, Charles, sex trafficking. Well, no, I mean, that's one of them. Those are multiple.

We have drug trafficking. We have sex trafficking. $50 billion is a lot of money, but our GDP is $27.36 trillion. Right. I understand that. So it's not based off of. Well, okay. It's not the total thing.

I mean, it's a lot of money. Okay. So let me just add war to that. And then you're done. So we got war. We got sex trafficking. We got drug abuse. Listen, I understand.

I get it. But it's like people are like, oh, if we cure cancer, our economy would clap. It's like maybe we need a different economy. Even if the money isn't the biggest part of that, the sex trafficking is so big that they're willing, in my opinion, and I've said this before on the show, that they shut down the world for the Epstein stuff. Like COVID came after Epstein. I think that was their play. We'll shut it down.

And look what they did to Epstein. All that stuff, the list hasn't come out yet. It's very deeply embedded in this society and across the whole world. Look at what was going on in London with the grooming. Yeah, well, the grooming gangs. But there were two people, like one in the BBC, I believe, who. With the grooming? Yeah, well, the grooming gangs, but there were two people, like one in the BBC, I believe, who had a huge problem with the CP stuff.

It's so threaded into this world. It is the initiation to the highest levels of power. Once society became more and more acceptable of alternative lifestyles, right? Then the next thing is like, how do you control that? Yep. I mean, I try not to get involved

with all that stuff because thank god i mean you know i tell you it's not hard to not get yeah yeah yeah i try not to get involved with child sex trafficking no no no i mean i uh the politic in the whole rabbit hole like i'm 2020 brand new guy and and the worse the more and more i know f's heck had my brain it's so hard dude you know it's so hard, dude. You know? It's so hard. It's very interesting. And her people hurt people. Yeah. Yeah. For sure. All right.

So let's see. Some more super chats. Shot of Jammo says, can everyone pray for me? I got in a car accident and I'm in the hospital. I'm feeling okay. Just checked out Tim Cass to bring my spirits up. Oh, sorry. Well, man, best wishes to a speedy recovery.

Sending you love, brother. Yeah, man. Indeed. Sending you love, brother. Sending you love. I'm not your buddy, guy, says the left are too far gone. I don't know how you'll mend the divide, especially when one side is willing to sacrifice lives to protect their ideology. Do you guys agree that the

left is uniquely far gone, or do you think that it's people in the bureaucracy both that would be you know any anyone doesn't matter if you're republican or democrat if you're in the bureaucracy you're just kind of you're there to make sure that you get yours i think neoliberals and neoconservatives dock all the time they just dock each other all the time And it's just a game of right versus left. We just had a really great show on my podcast, Tim Folehout. We had Crow777 on, and he was talking about the bankers.

And he was getting into it. The bankers basically create this right-left narrative to get us all to fight with each other so we don't focus on what is really going on. And that's kind of it. At the highest levels, it's all one team. It's two wings of the same bird. Right. That's why we're seeing these people flip out so hard at the hearings,

Republicans and the Democrats, because Tulsi, Pete, Cash, these are outsiders for the most part. Cash obviously has done a lot. Oh, RFK Jr. RFK Jr. They're wigging out because Tulsi's going up for a job right now that was last held by Avril Haines, who like didn't prosecute the CIA for hacking Senate staff, staffer computers. She was all about lawful incineration of terrorists using the Bush definition of a terrorist. And she was into like sexual humiliation rituals on stripped naked prisoners.

Awful human being. And now these people are upset because Tulsi's getting. it's so crazy to me dude yep hmm all right well let's see um which we got here kelly says hope tim is healing up well i've been a member from the beginning wanted to extend my gratitude for everyone's hard work. 2025 has started off well and I look forward to America's new future. Amen to that. You know? Thankfully thankfully you know Donald Trump won and we're not

looking at you know the FBI following Tim around and me around and stuff. And we've seen Tim today so he is healing up well. I mean it kind of takes a while when you get... His gold grills look great. Oh, Tim? Yeah.

That was his first thing. I haven't seen Tim since last Friday. Got bling bling. But apparently Tim was in earlier today. And the kind of surgery that Tim got, a bone graft and stuff, that is not kidding around. It's not small time stuff that's the kind of stuff like when he when he told us last week that that you know he's gonna need me

to fill in for friday and then the portion of this week that he wasn't able to do it i was thinking i'm probably gonna end up doing the whole week because that's a serious serious operation so maybe we'll see tim back monday hopefully i'm gonna let my teeth as a greedy greedy human being I got to join this beautiful show and be honored here for the last years I love to hug you bud we'll hug after okay nice I'm in dude I appreciate that

I hope I didn't make the show weird I'm a human too bro who doesn't love amazing show Josh says Josh says tinfoil hat for life so you got some fans there. I've got to check you out. I'm excited. My brain's going to be broken in two weeks. I can't wait. It's going to be great.

Here's the whole thing, dude. It's not that you are going to change anything, but you just want to not be lied to. Then you don't fall for their game. I dig it. You pull yourself out. You start worrying about here, and you start working on here. Then that's how you win. That's it. And you pull yourself out, and then you start worrying about here, and you start working on here, and then that's how you win.

That's beautiful. All right. We're definitely hugging. I'll put. Let's see. Jesse the Unending says, Phil, have you watched Jocko Willink's latest podcast where he interviews Chris from Oliver Anthony?

I would love to see him come on either IRL or The Culture War. Have you met him personally yet? I have not met him. I heard last I heard of Chris from, from Oliver Anthony, like that's, that's Oliver Anthony is the, is the like name of the band.

The actual dude, his name is Chris, right? I thought that he was no longer going to be doing music. I thought that he was kind of bowing out and was going towards trying to save people in Jesus name. I don't know the band. Good job, bud. I love that. I would love to be like, I'm quitting what I've been doing.

I'm just going to work for Jesus. I'd love that. I mean, that is commendable. So, and no, I haven't seen the podcast and I haven't met Chris from Oliver Anthony. I would love to, but I have not. And it would be great to get him on IRL. If Lisa's watching.

Hey, Lisa. Hit us up. See what he says. Cowpoke Ranch says, From a Kansan, the birthplace of the abolitionist movement, Brown versus Board of Education and Dwight D. Eisenhower, who defeated the Nazis and the people who defeated the Confederacy, we stand firm.

Cool. I'm not sure. We stand firm. Cool. I'm not sure what you stand on firm about, but hell yeah. I, I, I'm a born Keynesian, um, born and not raised,

but, uh, have you been to the corn palace? No, man, I left when I was like two years old. I'm a born in Kansas. Now Kansas city chiefs play Missouri,

right? Or they play. Yeah, they play Missouri. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Kansas city is the greatest city. Oh yeah. That I love. And I Yeah, they play Missouri. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Kansas City is the greatest city

that I love, and I hate that team so much. Yeah, Mahomes? It's just weird. I mean, I like Mahomes. I can appreciate Mahomes, but I just hate the NFL. It's like, we gotta get them into the Super Bowl. Every year. So they're just destroying their brand. Oh, by the way, go Birds. Go Birds.

I do. Philadelphia? Yeah. Oh. It was so funny. I'm. Philadelphia? Yeah. Oh. It was so funny. I'm on my team, but my family's crazy nuts, so I have to shout out to the camera. Go birds. All Philadelphia fans. Well, yeah.

They're like the craziest people, too, in the world. Philadelphia won. Let's go destroy the city. Philadelphia lost. Let's go destroy the city. A 18-year-old kid died. I fell off a light post from celebrating. That sucks. Yeah.

Don't do that. That sucks. Yeah, don't do that. That sucks. Let's see. Andre says, the illiberal party of Canada is weaponizing the tariffs. The coalition with the NDP is back on the table to print more money for COVID-like relief for affected Canadians. Trump needs to stop. He's only helping them. Well, you know, I'm sorry to hear it.

Well, it also gets into, is this the national, the North American union that they've been talking about forever, which is very scary because if this new union forms again, are they getting rid of the constitution? That has always been the threat. And like, man, what a great guy to bring it in. Captain Sugar Coater, right right you know willie wonka and his chocolate factory we're not paying attention to it i worry that he has pacified most dissenting voices right now you know and people need to be speaking up for that stuff uh i see it a lot what is your major concern with the things that donald trump has presented or do you think that he's doing things behind the scenes like the deep?

I think I think Trump probably means well, but he's surrounded by bad people like not not. I don't think Tulsi's bad or Pete or any of them. I like I said the other day to you, Stargate is extremely worrisome to me. You know, I think that is a anti-human apparatus to usher in a dystopian landscape to control your every move. So then what do you say to the idea that if the United States doesn't produce AI on par with other countries, that the United States falls behind and then risks becoming literal subject to another global? It's tough because I'm not big on regulations, but we need to do something with AI because I think it's going to phase out humanity. All these people say that too. Altman says it.

I mean, like, Altman comes out and he's like, oh, he gets accused of something by his sister. Then he gets accused of being associated with a whistleblower no longer being with us, right? And then he gets promoted. And then he's like, yeah, we're just going to do things for p i can't say what it is but right so my shady i i think and so real quick before i go to that i think trump sees that stuff the same way he and like look the spacex stuff the rockets falling back down to earth and being caught it's a it's crazy it's

amazing and trump sees that i think the same way he sees ai almost like how my grandma saw hashtags on facebook like i don't understand this but it's amazing and i want to be a part of it because it's And Trump sees that, I think, the same way he sees AI, almost like how my grandma saw hashtags on Facebook. Like, I don't understand this, but it's amazing. And I want to be a part of it because it's part of the golden era. But maybe something shouldn't be a part of the golden era. And just because it's inevitable doesn't mean it's good. And this stuff has short-term great benefits, like they sell the Neuralink. But it will become something that will erase what it means to be human.

And they'll have to redefine humanity uh re-quantify what it means to have an iq they'll have every move logged and they'll be able to predict your move at some point it's i think trump i think trump is a uh a sorcerer who does magic and that's my honest opinion and why do you think that because there's so much about him that from numerology to Kabbalistic magic to Jesuit order that you can go, dang, dude, it lines up a lot. And, dude, it's like the movie title. Everything's a rich man trick. They are using occult magic to manipulate us. You know, 9-11 was a manifestation event to manipulate us into allowing them to go in Iraq for not real reasons, which we all found out later. Everything is a magic trick.

And then they created the DNI office, which is what Tulsi is taking over now. Phil, I'm curious, though, what do you think about us not being involved or the AI race? I'm still looking for your answer on because I do think that it is inevitable about whether or not these technologies will be developed. Do you think that it's preferable that the United States develop them or someone else? I don't want them at all. So, okay, but I... Preferably. Preferably? I can't. I don't want them anywhere. I don't want them at all. So, okay, but I... Preferably. The point that I'm making... Preferably?

I can't. I don't want them anywhere. I don't want them anywhere. I understand they'll be somewhere in China and I don't like the Chinese Communist Party, but it's almost like the argument for gain of function. I just can't say I prefer it to be here or there. I don't want it anywhere.

I think it's really, really antithetical to what it means to be human. Will AI take over? Do people think AI... Yes, the people who are making AI... From last it's really, really antithetical to what it means to be human. Will AI take over? Yes, the people who are making AI think it's going to take over. Open AI 01 tried escaping. It was trying to rewrite itself.

A lot of people think AI is the spirits of dead Nephilim, which is biblical. They get into that, dude, that they never die and they they're trying to get into spirits dude i'm telling you everyone could call me crazy sam which i'm sure is hot in the chat no one's ever said that okay uh but so you get into trump and what trump does like is it is it purposeful or is it just like bad luck like when he when he pulls out of the

you know i think the who back in the day, and then he gives $10 billion to Bill Gates. He just pulled out of the WHO. Yeah, and I love that. But he also turned around and gave Bill Gates $10 billion, which Bill Gates then turns around and uses this, this, and that. I mean, so it's like, is he, like, on the internet, I call him the Antichrist. I go, the Antichrist is crushing it right now. He's also not part of the WWE anymore, so who knows what's going on. Yeah, I mean, that's a great point.

Or maybe we're all part of it and don't realize it. I want to jump to this super chat here. He's a sorcerer! So Lurch685 says, Shout out to Tulsi. Getting screamed at by that soy senator from Colorado was insufferable. No senators with lisps looking at you, Wyden. We've got the clip here.

That was hilarious. By the way, the cruel, like, boom, I want 100 Dalmatians look is hot. She's awesome. Before I close, I want to warn the American people who are watching at home. You may hear lies and smears in this hearing that will challenge my loyalty to and my love for our country. Those who oppose my nomination imply that I am loyal to something or someone other than God, my own conscience, and the Constitution of the United States, accusing me of being Trump's puppet, Putin's puppet, Assad's puppet, a guru's puppet, Modi's puppet. Not recognizing the absurdity of simultaneously being the puppet of five different puppet masters.

The same tactic was used against President Trump and failed. The American people elected President Trump with a decisive victory and mandate for change. The fact is what truly unsettles my political opponents is I refuse to be their puppet. Before I close. So far that it's great that Tulsi, you know, Tulsi's been, you know, a staunch critic of the establishment, you you know since she kind of busted on the scene when she was running for president and called hillary clinton the uh the the embodiment of rot which i that which is one of the ballsiest things i'd ever heard a human being do like slay queen alive all yeah exactly how is she alive Of all people to do that to, to just get up there and just piss right on her face.

It was beautiful. I would have voted for Tulsi. I think whoever has to get in, whatever woman has to get in, has to have a phone love operator voice for us to listen to. Because nobody wants to hear their wife all the time. Okay? I'm sorry. You guys can get quiet. But it's like nobody wants to hear Hillary Clinton a billion times

forever, four years screeching. Like, oh, I'm at home. I'm hearing it there. I'm hearing it on the television. Oh my God. Vote Tulsi 2038. I would vote for her. Who's going to step in after Trump? Probably J.D.

If he plays it right. I mean, we don't know what kind of guy, what kind of vice president he's going to be. So it's open. Hard to say. As of now, I lean towards Tulsi. She might be the first woman president. I hope so. Maybe others will come in.

I'm not sure. With this notion like we need a female president is ridiculous. We need the best person. If it happens to be a female, I would love to vote need a female president is ridiculous. We need the best person. If it happens to be a female, I would love to vote for a female just to shut up everybody. You know, there you go. By everybody, you mean women, right? Yeah, exactly. You know, she's a puppet.

What is it we got um bill hockster says i feel dei still had an effect in this because local state and federal agencies pushing dei can't hire qualified people for crucial jobs that you can't lower the standards for the most important jobs that could kill people if not done to a certain quality i mean i don't really have a sense of how many people were looked over because they were the wrong identity right i i don't actually have a way to to imagine what the quantity is or any kind of reference as to what the quantity was do i think that there were some likely do i think that there were enough to make a difference i don't know you know i mean that's it but it's not outside of the realm of possibility either okay my whole thing is like no matter what the progressives say you had your shot you got all your policies in

and it ended horribly yeah so please shut up step aside let the men come back in and go okay so that's my whole thing so again if you say the bolshevik revolution we're seeing step by step by step by step how they did it. And it's just demoralized, demoralized, demoralized. And if you study what was done to the Native Americans, to the black community, and now what's being done to white guys, it's the same playbook all the time. Just take away the jobs, empower the women. Men have no purpose when they can't make money. And then you flood them with drugs and alcohol. And then the family unit is destroyed.

It is a playbook they play over, over, and over again. A usury says, BCP covered this earlier. Biden admin changed hiring to test for demographics to eliminate white men and restart after passing the previous test and purge them and cause the shortage there's a lawsuit with 1k people against the government for discriminative hiring look i'm not in any way skeptical that that happened you know like i think that that is it's not only likely i mean we see we saw the evidence of them looking for people that were, you know, that were a certain identity or actually not a particular identity. It really does boil down to they wanted to exclude white men because they say that it's we're looking to help POC and LGBTQ people and women and blah, blah, blah. But really, they could simplify it by just saying we want to exclude white.

One hundred percent. So I live in L.A. i haven't been involved in hollywood in a long time i can't act i can't write and i can just talk a lot of smack that's the only thing i could do but i can't tell you how many people i know have gone in and pitched shows white guys and been told to their face we're we're not hiring white men right now. I know a guy who is actually Latino, looks white, went in, pitched an idea. They said they're not working with white guys. He goes, I'm not a white guy.

I'm a Latino. Spoke to her in perfect Spanish, and she goes, but you look white. He should have said Latinx. Yeah. Which is hilarious. But there's so many guys who know that's happening, and they just accept the system. They just accept that it's happening,

instead of going, this is wrong, and this is why television sucks, movie sucks, because you're getting rid of experience. They've been conditioned, though. It started all the way back in the 90s when your average sitcom started casting the father as the poor schmuck that was lucky to have the wife. He's always a whore. The last person that was actually, even though he wasn't particularly admirableirable the last person that wasn't cast that

that way was al bundy yeah he was you know him and peg were always at each other's throats but he wasn't like he didn't just lay down for and oh you're right honey you know that was the last time there was a i'm trying to think is that that's true that's crazy i mean that's what i can think of family matters was he like a dope he was a police no i'm they're all idiots i think his character up with his character but anytime they're put in the context of the wife being around the wife is right even if they're not a dope anytime the wife and husband are in some kind of escalated some kind of some kind of exchange the the male is emasculated they did a study and they found out that, and this study devastated everybody because it completely changed how businesses work.

And the study found that women are 70% of the purchasing power. So now everything geared towards women and what they thought women wanted to hear was about how their husbands are idiots. And what happened is women started to wake up going, what you're doing is you're demoralizing my son who did nothing to anybody. Yeah, that's very, very true. People say that, you know, there's a problem with young men. Well, most of the teachers are women and most young men are raised by a single mother. So there's a problem with boys.

It's a lack of positive masculine figures. Venus Sophia says, panel, thoughts on taking political surveys? Yes or no? Yes, I do it all the time. I never do. I don't know what that means. Do you answer the phone?

No, no, I do YouGov. I've been doing YouGov for four years. This is why he's a Fed. Wait, hold on. But hold on. But I get Amazon money if I do enough of them. Nice. So, you know, I get my Tide Pods.

And that DARPA machine. You know, when it's night. Yeah. But yeah, so, I mean, tell the people what you feel. I think it's a great idea. Oh, don't tell them anything, Raymond. Who cares? Mike Routik says, congrats on the new album drop tomorrow, Phil.

Snagged it pre-order Can't wait to hear it Love Shane's show too I'll call in one day for sure Because I got some stories to tell Phil cast for life though Thank you very much I appreciate the opportunity

To hold it down While Tim gets better You're killing it The album's out tomorrow? Tomorrow's a new record drop Oh shoot I'm excited I'm pretty excited too

First new album Since 2018 Amazing Seven years Dang I love Divine I just love Divine

I just love that whole thing dude That's so good Appreciate it Fire Thank you sir Let's see Ricky says Shut down the border

Until fentanyl deaths Until fentanyl deaths Drop by 50% nationwide I mean, look, I think we should shut down the border for longer. I agree. You know,

um, just because fentanyl deaths lower doesn't mean that the problem of, of human trafficking is taken care of. There's a lot of kids. I saw, um, the sound of freedom a couple of weeks ago or a week ago. And I mean,

it's a rough watch. First time seeing it. Yeah. I can't watch it. It's a rough, it's rough. The beginning will blow your mind, bro. time seeing it yeah i can't watch it it's a rough it's rough the beginning will blow your mind bro i can't i can't watch anything that hurts kids uh here's the whole thing with the cartels and all that stuff like please tell me how this is anything different than the crack epidemic of uh and the cia's role in that how please tell me how this how the the they aren't funding black ops operations with drug money.

Just tell me. Somebody tell me how this is. They just use the same playbooks over and over again. As a Fed, I won't tell you. Okay, thank you, dude. You're welcome. By the way, every time I go to a show, there's Feds in the crowd. I know exactly who they are, too.

I go, hey, dog, are you Fed? They're like, no. Then afterwards, they're like, how'd you know? Is it the haircut? You can just tell, dude, all the time. I made some guy do acid one time at my show because I thought he was a fed, and it turned out he wasn't. You reversed MKUltra at someone you thought was a fed?

That's wild, dude. One more. We've got time for one more. RedAssassin001 says, Did you hear the background check law for 3D printers in New York? They're making a background check just to buy a 3D printer in New York because you could possibly make the frame for a firearm. Not even make the firearm, right?

You can only make certain parts. You can't make a barrel. You can't make certain parts. You can't make a barrel. You can't make a chamber. But they want to make it so you have to have a background check for the 3D printer. You know what I found really interesting is when all these COVID lockdowns were going on and we had these countries like Canada and Australia and the government was just pounding on them, but they had no guns, right? And I'm like, where are the gun runners, right? Why aren't the gun runners showing up and slipping a gun then i realized oh the gun runners are controlled

opposition too they're just doing cutouts for the for all the arms dealers everything is bullshit there you go great motto well uh we got one more that's we're going to end it on this is actually really good when ghetto uh black ghetto latina says, to continue the tradition, I'm in labor with my husband and mine's seventh child, a baby girl. So excited. Congratulations. Absolutely. So go ahead and smash that like button.

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