Timcast IRL - Hillary Clinton FACES JAIL For Refusing To Testify In Epstein Case w/ Kaitlin Bennett

Episode Date: January 14, 2026

Tim, Phil, Ian & Tate are joined by Kaitlin Bennett to discuss Hillary Clinton facing jailtime for refusing to testify in Epstein case, Ashley St. Clair seemingly flipping her political takes in recent spat with Elon Musk over their child together, Tom Homan informing that the ICE agent involved in the Renee Good shooting is now in hiding, and Trump ending the temporary protected status of all Somalians in the US.   Hosts:  Tim @Timcast (everywhere) Phil @PhilThatRemains (X) Ian @IanCrossland (X) Tate @realTateBrown (everywhere) Producer: Serge @SearchDupre (X) Guest: Kaitlin Bennett @LibertyHangout (X)

Ladies and gentlemen, I have information that could lead to the arrest of Hillary Clinton. Everybody does. Actually, it's breaking news. The Clintons are refusing to testify in the Epstein case and they're being threatened with contempt. Now, I know, cue the reaction. Everybody's laughing saying there is no way either of these people will ever see the inside of a jail cell. Yeah, now with that attitude, you've got to manifest it. I need everybody to sit there and just a minute. Imagine in your minds that Clinton's going to jail. Maybe. I doubt it. No, I agree with you.

I doubt anything's going to happen. Because if you're Steve Bannon or Peter Navarro, they're going to lock you up in two seconds. But if you're the Clintons, you can destroy public records and acid wash a server. And everyone and their grandmother, liberal grandmothers, will protect you and make sure you don't go to jail. So let's read what this is all about. We also got the big news. Donald Trump said, F you twice and flipped a guy off. Yeah, the video is going viral at a, I believe it was a Ford plant after he called him Pito Protector over the Epstein file.

So I guess Epstein's in the news again. But ladies and gentlemen, oh boy, we wouldn't have a good show for you unless we had a good laugh. And that is the Supreme Court hearing oral arguments over West Virginia's transgender sport restrictions. They don't want biological males in women's sports. And it's incredible. I mean, aside from Katanji Brown Jackson being an unlimited source. of just hilarity because she clearly doesn't understand basic concepts like what is a woman. The question itself was a woman has finally admitted to Supreme Court.

And the response on the progressives has been nothing but pure entertainment. Yet they said we don't we don't we don't have a definition of what sex is. And Alito is like then how could you have sex based protections if you can't define it? So yeah, we finally made it. It took what 10 years to this point where Supreme Court could finally be like guys if you can't define what a woman is you can't have legal protections for women. And they're like, yeah. So we'll go over that. There's a whole bunch of other breaking news. The ICE agent involved in the shooting of Renee Good is reportedly in hiding and also reportedly will not face criminal charges, which everybody's freaking out about. At least the

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Here's the big story. Facing contempt threat, Clinton's refused to testify in Epstein inquiry. Now, admittedly, I didn't know if this was actually going to be the biggest story because Trump also said F you and flipped a guy off over the Epstein files. And I kind of thought that would be more interested to a lot of people because no one expects the Clintons to actually go to jail for contempt of Congress. So, I, you know, I can't help it. We're going to be a little bit more serious, I suppose, and talk about the Clintons maybe going to jail. Maybe I'm thinking, what, like 0.01%. So the New York Times says the couple escalated their battle with rep James R. Comer, the chairman of the Oversight Committee, who said he would move to hold them in contempt of Congress. Quote, every person has to decide when they have seen or had enough and are ready to fight for this country, its principles and its people, no matter.

the consequences the Clintons wrote in a lengthy letter to Mr. Comer, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, which was obtained by the New York Times. For us, now is that time. That's right, Hillary. That's right. Every person must decide when they're going to stand up and defend pedophiles, like you are doing right now and risking jail time to do it. So it says a lot about you. But hey, I'm not cutting Trump any slack on this one. He's getting called a pedophile protector too. I mean, everybody's calling everybody pedophile nowadays. The pedophile. Everybody's fucking.

Yeah, it's just, that's the new one. It used to be Nazi and then Nazi lost it. Zing. And so they're just like, oh, well, just call them pedophile, blah, blah, blah. I don't think that anyone, uh, anyone that's talking about Trump really believes any of it. I think it's just the most slanderous thing they can come up with. As for the Clintons, I mean, look, I'd, I'd at least like to see them actually in front of Congress. Or at least I'd like to see, you know, see indictments for, for them not showing up.

because this is like you said you know um what's his name Steve Bannon went to prison for this yeah Peter Navarro did Peter Navarro went to prison for this so if other people can go to prison you'd think that you know there would be some demand to be like hey you know you guys are doing the same stuff that just a couple years ago we tossed someone in jail for it's obvious you know in uh in response Hillary Clinton of course put out this Hillary and Bill Clinton put out this big long-winded letter and instead of reading it to you guys I'm going to just say, that's too long, I ain't reading all that. I'm happy for you, though, or sorry that happened

to you. Thomas Massey, is that, is he, did you see Thomas Massey posted that about some long-ass Trump thing? That was great. Well, Trump was, Trump was insulting him or whatever. Yeah, what's with these word cells putting out these like Shakespeare? Yeah, these Shakespearean responses. It's like, it's the leftist meme, bro. I'm not a pedophile. Here's like a 30-page S&M why I'm not a pedophile. It's like, dude, if you're not a pedophile, you got to write that much. proving it. It's like, it's by Ian explaining the difference between a 17 year old and a 12 year old. Oh, you're just

talking about that. Look, the proper response is just law your mom. Like that's exactly like if someone says, oh, you're a pedophile, it's going to law, your mom. Yeah, there's not really like a great response to like an incredible pedophilic charge. And then it's like, no matter what you respond with people are going to be like, what? You just say, nah.

Yeah, no, you. Remember his first term, they would always chant at Trump rallies, lock her up. Yeah. And so maybe we have a promise that Could be fulfilled here. It's been 10 years. 10 years. And finally we're going to lock her up.

Yeah, this is crazy. I'm going to tweet that. That's what like American politics and this new generation is just like each parties, you know, people just posting pictures of the opposing parties figures with the same pedophile. Yeah. It's like bizarre situation. You could also run the, what is that, the rhetoric of it's her turn. That was when she was right.

Yeah. It's her turn to go spend some. time behind bars like Peter Navarro did. You know, now it's her turn. The fellas with the pedophile, we kind of been dominating the game for a while. You know, give the ladies a chance. You know, maybe they should go to Epstein-A. I'm going to put that on my resume that I have inspired a Tim Pool tweet.

Oh, yeah. So I have, I'm going to put that on my resume. There's a LinkedIn for it. You know, I think that these guys aren't, they're going into contempt because if they did, okay, firstly, if they came out and they told everybody everything they wanted, they'd probably get assassinated by people. So they're like, okay, we can't. The Clintons?

Yeah. They do that. They don't. They can't turn on their own network. They're not the receiver. That would be like Spider-Man getting wrapped up in a web. It's like, that's his thing. There were other Spider-Men in their webs too, because I think they were part of a power game that they can't really expose.

And they'd rather just let their lawyers defend them from the content. Well, the whole thing with the Epstein files is just like the most powerful man on the earth isn't going to like nuke any files that implicate him in pedophilia. Like, like literal basically the king of the world for eight years. He's like, oh, I forgot to delete the file. that like inculcates me this like massive pedophile ring. It's like, no, all of this stuff has been wiped off the face of the plant.

There's not really much that we can do about it. It's kind of a black pill for everybody in the audience, but it's like they mop this stuff up all the time if there really was a situation. That's the most likely situation, in my opinion. You know, what's really difficult is everybody's fighting. Like, just pick somebody on the right and pick somebody else and they've got a beef for some reason.

And it's really demoralizing. And at the same time, Bill and Hillary Clinton never got to go to jail. So we're sitting here being like, we're fighting against these vile evil people. Trump claims the abseen stuff's a hoax, so that's not getting taken care of.

The Clintons are never going to be held accountable for what they did. In the meantime, everybody's fighting each other, and I'm just sitting here being like, man, it's tough, isn't it? It's a drag. It is fairly blackpilling to know that they're, going to say, no, we're not going to go,

and it's likely that nothing's going to happen. I will say there are rumbings that Donald Trump is now unhappy with Pam Bondi. And if that's the case, and he were to put a different AG in, you might see someone that has a little more... Who's going to get approved? I have no idea.

That's the tricky thing. It's tighter than ever. So it's like, I mean, Bondi, for what it's worth, I mean, everyone has their take on Bondi, but like, for what it's worth, she is fairly compliant with Trump. I mean, like, you go back to the first term.

This relationship with the AGs was very contentious. So it's like... I'll do it. It's an upgrade. I think Trey Gowdy was who they were looking at, At least that's what I read on the internet. I'd be the worst AG imaginable. What would you do?

Because I'd like go on Fox News and just be like, I am going to arrest all of you. And then the attorneys would be like, we can't do that. Well, then I guess I have to arrest myself too. And then I'll be like, I'm going to go do it myself. You know, the thing is everybody's ragging on Dan Bongino. And because, you know, we had Chris, Chris Pavlovsky was on. And he was saying, well, Dan can't actually go and do it. Like, he doesn't arrest people.

Like, they lead investigations. the DOJ has to go carry those out. And then there's federal agents who go and do that. And I'm like, you mean like the FBI. So I'm just like, I don't know which job you have to give me, but I will just go and arrest them. Grab them. And I like, this is the problem.

The problem is that it would be functionally worthless, but it would be emotionally satisfying. And that's all we really need. All we really need is for a guy with the windbreaker with the FBI in it, to walk into the Clint's house and walk them out, bring them to processing. And then when the U.S. Attorney and the corrupt deep state, lets him go, well, at least you got the TV screen.

You know what I mean? You got the perp walk. You got the perp walk. Yeah, I'll do it. They should put Timcast in charge of like the entire like Intel apparatus. From the Timcast stopo and we could like care care. Cil. Gone.

Gone. Carraway, Fennell, Anis, gone. Paul McCartney tries to make music again. Uh-uh. No. Band. What? You guys are living in a bizarre world.

Oh, yeah. I'm listening to some Beatles. I'm just making the bag. I never said anything about his old music. It's the new stuff. Yeah, the new stuff. the new stuff, you're done. Him and Lenin.

Rod Wave tries to make music. Uh-uh, you're done. Like, we're going to run a tight ship. America is, we'll mop it all up in like a year. Well, how do you feel about... We like, kick the door and at Spotify and we're like, delete those songs. What do you, how do you feel about cilantro? I personally, well, coriander, you know?

We don't need to like... This is kind of like with the transgender thing where you're using their new name. It's like you're kind of buying into the reality. It's coriander. Saloncho was imposed on us by mass immigration. You know what? He's right. He's right, because isn't cilantro like the Mexican,

The Mexican life is saying it. I mean, what next? We're going to start saying siesta instead of nap. They all both got to go, though. I say afternoon nap. Yeah. Yeah. Snooze.

Whatever happened to us snooze. You know, who says snooze? I should be like a roadman out here. I know that it's Spanish, right? Ciesta or is it Italian? It's Spanish. And the funny thing is too, like, I think it's a Spanish saying which Spanish is European. And it's funny that like, barely.

Remember when that viral video of that woman, she was like, if, if, what's like, she said something like, if you're white, you can't speak. Spanish, it's white supremacy or something, cultural appropriation. And then someone made a video where he's like, I'd like to introduce you to the country of Spain. They're white people in Europe. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. They forced that language on those, I was going to say brown. Mestizzo. I don't like qualifying people's color, skin tone, you know, we're all human.

Mestizos. Yeah, the Mestizos. They make the Native Central Americans and the Mestis are the mixed race. No more Aztec for you. You're speaking. Yeah. They'll make a stink about that, but I called Aztec? I don't know. Olmec. What did they speak? I'm going to ask Chach EPT. The L'Mac is a gigantic Pacific Island thing, isn't it?

The Olmex? Yeah, that was a Pacific Island thing. That was a Mexican thing. That was just racist, Ian. You should be ashamed of your show. I apologize for all the racist stuff I said. Well, there is the theory. Someone was talking.

That's not good enough. Yeah, and there's the theory of the global Latina belt. So, like, at a certain parallel, everyone's just Latinos. Like, what are we doing? Indonesians, basically. What language did the Aztec speak before they got conquered by the Spanish? Concord. Let's find out what chat GPT thinks.

The Aztex spoke Nahu. Nahuau. What kind of many languages is that? N-A-H-U-A-T-L. I called Anna DeArma's a brown girl one time, and the Internet had a problem with that. She's Cuban, and so I was like, oh, she's a brown girl. They were like, no.

But Cubans are mostly of, like, Spanish. They were like, no, she's Spanish. She's a white girl, blah, blah, blah. They were mad. This is the problem with the classification of Hispanic, because Lionel Messi is 100% Italian, but it's kind of Hispanic. But if his ancestors with the New Jersey, he'd be white.

It's the most broken system. It means you speak Spanish. And if I got a tan, I'd be like, yo, I'm brown, and it wouldn't be a racist thing. Right. And if you learn to speak Spanish, you'd be Brown and Hispanic. Right. I'm down.

See, I learned Spanish so I can't say I can't speak Spanish. I say I refuse to speak Spanish. It gives me some dignity. You saw your Hispanic. Yeah, Brown, Tate Brown, Hispanic. I lived in Texas. You like really striking as a guy that is fluent in Spanish. Pouquito.

You know, I see a year. You know ASEAyer. Hispanic is a Spanish-speaking person, especially one of Latin American descent, living in the U.S. Really? Yeah, like literally, so if I, so if I, a Korean, white mix guy, learn Spanish, I'm Hispanic. And it's funny because everybody thinks I'm Hispanic anyway, so I just roll with it. Are you? Google's crazy with that definition, by the way.

They're like Hispanic, especially you Latin. Like it's like, whoa. It indicates while you're speaking Spanish, you're Hispanic, but when you stop, you're no longer Hispanic. I know that's not they intended that definition. Yeah, it's a temporary state of being. Starting to make more sense. It's postmodernistic world. So then what is Latino then?

Anyone that speak Spanish? Well, so that's the thing is because Hispanic is Spanish, so then Brazil's not included. No. But Spain is included, but the Latino is Brazil, not Spain. Why is it called Latin America? The French speak a romance language, and they went to Canada. We don't call that Latin America. And Rome didn't conquer South America.

Yeah. The Tate brothers are Latinos because they live in Romania, and they speak a romance language as well. Latin, yes. Is it because the Holy Roman Empire is like they're not Latins? I got to ask chat cheap. I don't want to keep derailing the show to ask chat. The Holy Roman Empire is dominated by the Germans in the end.

We'll find out. It's called Latin America because they mainly speak romance languages. Oh, okay. They are very romantic people. So I'm going to refer to Canada as Latin American. Romance is obviously from Roman. Quebecers, congrats to Latinos now. That's right.

Just to Latinos. Is that interesting the word romantic? It's such a beautiful word, but it's like from Romans. Roman? Right. Romance. They're pretty romantic. You know.

What a sigh-up. Romance language as well. Can we, this is something we need to investigate. Yeah, the Romans got us. We should. Let's jump to the funnier side of the Epstein story with this from CNN. Trump appears to flip someone off at a Ford plant.

The White House says it's appropriate. Appears so true. I don't even know what's going on anymore. Here's the video. This is very standard. It's clear as day. He says FU and flips the gun off. Dude.

It's so beautiful. We have just been waiting for this. We're so sick of it. That's how everyone feels about the left. That's how they all feel. This is not a leftist. This is a guy who called him a pedophile protector. And Trump said, look, he very clearly says, look.

F you. Again, fuel, right. Here's the bird. Boom. The bird. Oh, he's back. It's clearly getting to Trump. He's burned by this in the beltway.

This is a very political thing. I don't think regular people care as much. A lot do, though. a lot do, but it's it's nowhere near the top, top of the list for normies. But there is with the retard right expansion, a lot of regular people who are being pulled into this. And I think it's intentional from, from Google, from Facebook and these other big platforms. They want the right to be in the space and they want the left to be coming off or the corporate press to be coming off as more reasonable to try and take back the narrative. You can clearly see it's getting to Trump

when he does this. And I don't know if you guys saw that video where Trump was talking about how Melania says it's inappropriate to dance. It's not presidential. Yeah. I don't know where he. Where was he? He was just doing a speech. He was doing a speech somewhere and he was like, you know, Melania says she doesn't like it when I dance. It's not presidential. And that's certainly not. And it shows that it's getting to him. And it's getting to him. And it's getting to him. I didn't know. Sorry, Kail. It's okay. When you say it's getting him. I didn't know. Sorry, Kail. It's okay. When you say it's getting him. to him, do you think it's more like he's sick of the allegations because they aren't true? Or you like feel like he's feeling the pressure of? Both. Yeah.

I mean, not that. So let's clarify the not true thing. Yeah. I don't think. So I think two things. First, there are people who are like Trump is in on the Epstein stuff and covering up. Now, that's stupid. He's not.

However, Trump is covering up, I think, because he wants to wield the power of the Epstein files. There's a, it's probably very complicated. The files are probably gone. So there's probably nothing he can release. They've been releasing a bunch of files, but there's nothing really at all that interesting. And Democrats are weaponizing it. It could be that the reason Trump didn't want to release it is because you can see what

Democrats have done so far. They took a photo of Trump at like some Hawaiian celebration and then redacted the faces of all the women and then tried to trick people into thinking he was like with a bunch of young girls or something. But the photo was from a newspaper and it's just like very well known old photo of like they're wearing laser around their neck or whatever. That could be it. I think there's.

Saudi royalty royalty implications in the Epstein files. I think that there's billionaires and

millionaires. And I think Trump's attitude is why should the U.S. face massive collateral damage degradation of

our international relations over these pieces of trash. So he's going to wield the one ring. He doesn't want

to give that power up. That being said, he's already instructed the release of these files because I think the

pressure did get to him and he realized he's not winning this one. I think he's largely pissed off just

because he can't win it. And I got tell you, man, there is, there is, how do I, how do I describe this? There's a vibration in the universe. We can all feel it, right, Ian? Yeah. Yes. And that wavelength, I'm joking, it's something Ian would say. Oh, we can, though. Right. Whether or not we are feeling it is up to us. Is this the new age, though? Don't you feel like Trump right now? Deeply. When Trump's just put the guy and

said, F you, F you, F you, is it that exactly how all of you feel about all of this right now? I'm in a place where like what really matters is coming into focus friends and family and health and all these things like this are just fuck off dude like get your shit together brother that's what trump is feeling we're all feeling it we are all connected by vibes yeah because trump trump is literally like the avatar of the american people like the real like core american population he is our avatar he's like the manifestation that's why he's big he's loud he's like like just like sick and awesome America's id. Yeah, he's literally just like,

he's channeling the American spirit. He's just like mad, boom, F you, flip the bird, like, sometimes you have to have a Patriot go off a moment.

He's at a Ford factory so like the cars probably kept breaking down so he was mad because it's like a Ford. He's both, uh, the id and the quichybo.

With the quichybo? I don't know what the quichybo. That was for Ritchie. Okay. You're watching. Is that like a Japanese thing? Man, you guys.

I remember the quichy bow, dude. You do. Yeah, but I don't remember what it is. I'm looking it up. Do I have to culture you, Keynes?

Yeah, it's been a while. Can you, uh, Keithens? Yeah, can you? I believe it was actually the first, uh, episode of the Simpsons outside of the Tracy Elman show where they were playing Scrabble. And Lisa used the word id. And, uh, Homer said, you cast not a word.

And she says, yes, it is and shows him. And then Bart looks at his letters and it's a bunch of trash spelling Quijibo. And he puts it up. And then Homer's like, what's that? He's like, it's a large ape-like creature with a short temper and probably. to violence. So I think it applies. Yeah, Trump is the quidgey bow.

Trump is a manifestation of people's deep-rooted feelings in a lot of ways. You know, we all are. My point is about what Trump is feeling. It's a combination of things, but I think in the political space, what I saw, I have seen on the ground. Like I told that story of when I was hanging out at C-Town, Charlestown Races, and I was playing old Mississippi Stud, if you know what that is, gambled. Bling, as it were. And the dealer there said he was a big fan of the show. And, you know,

people always say like, oh, you know, Tim comes and hangs out. And, and then he said something like, he said two things. He said, you know, I unsubscribe from Charlie Kirk the other day because I just realized he's never coming back. And I was like, yeah, it's really sad, man. It's like, it's a sad thing for, it's like a simple gesture for just a person. This was like, this is over Thanksgiving. But for him, he was saying like, he watched Charlie all this. time they killed them and so he went to his page saw it and he just went unsubscribe and then he said to be honest i've kind of stopped watching a lot of content just because it's the same thing every day with nothing being resolved like i got to be honest the Hillary Clinton may be arrested story is like

the fourth or fifth time for the exact same reason in fact the New York post titled the story again they said hit bill and Hillary Clinton faced jail again and so when i see trump and someone screams pedophile protector and he just points in him and says F you F you and flips them off. I'm like, I think tons of people are just at that point where they're just like I don't care anymore. Oh my God. Yeah, I keep finding gratitude for people that are annoying me or that are just, you know, whatever, stuck in it because the gratitude will help them.

Even if someone insults you, if you're like, thank you for offering me anything at all. they're pretty good. The frustration, you know, it's just like, appreciate that it's still going on. Like, this show, like, I don't want to talk about Hillary Clinton's butthole, but like, here I am. What a fucking opportunity this is to heal the world. What's it?

Oh, I'm just thinking of the deepest, darkest, you know, potentials where we could go. He's the only one thing about Hillary Clinton's butthole, by the way, definitely not thinking or talking about it. We were talking about, me and Kellen are talking about this show, we jump from problem. We focus a lot on like the problems of the world. And we're like ringing the bell for like, hey, everyone, look, problem, problem, problem. But eventually, like, you want to solve the problems.

And like, if you're always looking around at problems, you kind of become a problem. I kind of feel like the point of this show is to make people aware of the problems. Yeah, there's a lot of people that, you know, aren't really out there searching the internet all day long. And they don't spend a lot of time on X or what have you. And granted, we do. But I feel like our job is to kind of like, you know, make people aware. Obviously, there's a lot of opinions. Our job is to make people aware of the problem.

So, I mean, there's a probably... And to defend and support Israel every opportunity we can. $7,000. And they're upping it by three or four X. Did you hear? Are they? Yeah, the report is that they're going to go... They went from like a million dollars to go to $3 million.

They got that Venezuelan oil money. I love this. I'm extremely happy to hear. I saw some guy today talking on Twitter saying or X saying, oh, if your weakness is women, Israel will bring that. Oh, yeah. If your weakness is money, Israel will give you... that if your weaknesses and I'm just like

I was like Benjamin Nanyahu if you can hear me tell Israel that I'm very weak in many areas you know it's like someone send them an email or a text or can you tweet at BB himself? Bebe I am vulnerable please you know I am available and I'm vulnerable if you want to send me

wealth and all that you guys could probably tweet at him he'd probably get back to you yeah I wouldn't be surprised if he's like oh Timcast let's step on the gas What I was. Can your point about how, like, your guys' job is to tell people kind of what the news is going on? I totally agree with that because most of the time I'm just like a stay-at-home mom.

I film one video on the weekends, and I rely on shows like this to tell me what's going on. But on the other side of it is it is kind of like you're like, F you, this is so annoying. Which, you know, I watch Michael Knowles a lot. He had an episode out recently and something that stuck with me. This, like, fighting that we see in blackpilling, it's kind of like he stated it's the podcaster problem where like normies like you stated tim they aren't really worried about all of this little nitty gritty stuff and um but that is how everybody's feeling right there a big f you yeah i mean i i understand both sides like for us it does feel like you know constantly blackpilling or

constantly hearing bad news blah blah blah blah because that's really you know that's kind of the stuff that we need to make people aware of but at the same time it's like our job like what we do is is to make people aware. It's not just that we're like, it's not just complaining on the internet, as Timset puts it. It really is, you know, we're here to, you know, to give our opinions and let people know about things. Then the audience is like, oh, she might go to jail. But it's like, okay, also she's probably not going to. And so it's like a tug of war in your, it's like a whiplash with everything. If you're so involved with politics like that, which. Yeah, I think, what's that? No, go ahead. That because of the job, the nature of this job in the political

podcasting realm that you're looking for problems to show the world these are the big problems that sometimes when the problems subside you look around and you're like we got to find some problem maybe he's the problem or you'd be like what listen to the thing that guy said that's a problem that he said that now I've got to go at that guy and then it creates this infighting

or just like this cycle of like looking for a problem instead of looking for a solution you got to get those likes you got to get those views they call it drama people like drama tube. They do like seeing an ego battle. They like being the first

comment on something too. I got to stop doing that. That's why we really got to develop like a serious feud. Like really add like a lot of tension now fuck you. I'm tired of this fucking I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I can't scream the F. I can't at you Tate. Yeah we, no no I'm kidding. Our feud is just brutal. Yeah, if we build

up a real feud. Yeah. Because of how bad you smell or something like that. Or what's like yeah we need something like we can just really go add it on. You think that we need more drama? I started. You relate to Paul McCartney. I love Paul McCartney.

I think he's old and the piano thing totally over it. I just don't think he had tastes. He's still hung up with the whole Beatles routine. Oh, really? Super impressed himself because he's a night sir. Oh, he works eight days a week. There's seven days in the week, idiot. Yeah, liar.

He's a liar. What an idiot. Dishon is dumb. Let's jump to this next story from the Wall Street Journal. I'm in it. The Wall Street Journal, Washington's new lobbyists, paid online influencers with few rules. Oh, boy.

The big report. in here, and we're going to get through a lot of it because, oh, man, is they're talking about how Israel is spending $900,000 in an influencer campaign with the U.S. audience, and they're calling it Project Esther. Let me just jump to it. This is the, they say a newly formed firm called Bridges Partners, registered as a foreign agent for the government of Israel, and disclosed plans for a $900,000 influencer program dubbed Esther Project.

Okay, Esther Project, the project, which started during the summer of 2025, and it was scheduled to continue until the end of the year would cost up to $250,000 a month when it was in full swing. Regulatory disclosure said a rep for the Israeli government didn't respond to a request for comments. So let me just say any influencer, any person who takes money from a foreign government to promote the interests of that country should be forced to register as a foreign agent themselves. So all of these people that got paid by Israel, they should be forced to register. her. That being said, I love, and I actually reached out to the journalist on this one, because she's like trying to, they might have changed it actually. I think, no, okay, they didn't. They kind of insinuate that we are being paid. They put foreign governments are meanwhile

turning their attention to courting and hiring those on the right. Israel's Netanyahu sat down at least twice with American podcasters and influences in the past year at Blair House across the street from the White House in April, where his guests included Spicer, Maha advocate, Jessica Reed Krause and podcaster Tim Poole. He urged support for U.S. intervention. in Iran, which Trump would eventually carry out in June. They're trying to make it seem like we got hired or I got hired as not the case. And I think APEC should also be forced to register as a foreign agent and any one of these individuals getting paid to do it. I can't speak for any of any of the people who are there. I can say that the reason they know it was about supporting U.S. intervention in Iran is because

I told them. So I appreciate that. But this article is actually really interesting because it proves that everything is fake and gay, as they point out a few things. And this is a lot of, heavy accusations being leveled on right-wing personalities. They say this. Last summer, Donald Trump's 28-year-old former campaign aide, Alex Broussoitz, had some new advice for the president, reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. Nearly 70% of Republican voters support Trump on this no-brainer. What Bruce Witt's left out, a political action committee funded by legal marijuana's biggest players had just paid him $300,000. You know what, guys, I'm going to let you guys say it.

I'm going to tell you all a secret. We don't pay people to come on this show And we don't pay people to come on this show And boy are we suckers Because I'm finding out every day When I'm talking to my team like Hey let's see if we can reach out to this person And get them on they go oh they charge

200 grand per appearance And I'm like well we're not going to do that And they go well this person did And I'm like we I'm like What do you mean they charge that much? I just saw them on this other podcast I'm like oh yeah they got paid Tons of these big shows are okay

So I mean it makes sense right you got a big show you're getting millions of views we don't do none of that we barely started doing ads i'm sitting here like a sucker we could be charging you kately i could be charging you it's true you could be yeah we might need to send you an invoice actually there are shows that i'm not i'm not going to call anybody out just we'll see what happens but they reach out to people and say what you like to come on the show we have you know two million followers and they say yes they say that'll be ten thousand dollars two million followers get you ten thousand Oh, probably way more than that.

I mean, you could probably charge way more than that. Because maybe I'm a sucker. Like, we've had a couple instances where sponsors have reached out, sponsors, I said that, companies. And they'll say, you know, we want to get someone from our company on the show. How much does it cost? And we just tell them not interested, have a nice day. And then we say, we're always interested in taking on new sponsors if your product aligns with what we're interested in and building a relationship that way. And so, Mike Lindell is the best example.

they never asked us to come on the show, to pay on the come on the show. But it's a good example of someone who sponsors the show who also is a guest. But he's Mike Lindell. I mean, come on. So I think we had him on the show well before he ever sponsored us,

but then we reached out. They sponsored us. And there's, the guy from CrowdHealth came on well, well after we were already working with them because we had a working relationship. But I look at all this stuff, and I got to tell you guys, the secret is it's all fake and gay.

Someone's getting paid somewhere and it's, Another factor in the whole culture we're just being demoralized. What do you mean getting paid somewhere? What aspect of it is banking gave? Bro, on X? Come on, dude. Like some guy with a million followers all of a sudden loves Israel.

Yeah. All of a sudden. Everyone's like, no, no, you should definitely buy soda. Yeah, exactly. Literally. What do you mean I can't use welfare to buy soda? Uh-huh. That's very embarrassing.

Yeah, it's so sick how the U.S. in 2026, the U.S. political Zite guys, is just like Middle Eastern countries settling their like ethnic squabbles like in our politics. It's true. And I just want to say it is disgusting. The product placement everywhere. You know, it just, it makes me parched and sometimes I need a cold,

delicious taste of this amazing phelegrino. And that's the thing is the calories in a lot of these drinks. And the calories in a lot of these drinks, like it really just, it really says a lot about our society. And honestly, these people taking money for like stuff like, I don't know,

like just hypothetically delicious diet coke that is zero calorie. It's ridiculous. And Trump has a Coke button. It's true. And if you want to be like President Trump, you could buy Diet Coke in theory. But it's really disgusting to shilling. It's so shame. You got this conversation is making me thirsty.

Oh, it's delicious. We're going to get an invoice. They're going to bill us for using their likeness. Right. You got to pay us now. Bro, what? Yo, everything's for sale. Everything's for sale.

Like, when you look at some of these podcast sets and you see things on the wall or whatever, probably paid for. We have those chairs at the old office with the name of the company that, and like, we probably could have made millions. I bought them off Amazon. When on Amazon, I said, I need gaming chairs. I just ordered six, and that's what we have. And then we've just ordered the same ones.

And people have asked us, like, why don't you get a chair sponsor? Yeah, most money, I think, is publicity. People have claimed that because we have the Daily Wire truth bomb in the background where the guest sits, just because we are friends with them, they were like, the Daily Wire paid them to do that. And I'm like, you know, at first I was kind of like, that's the stupidest thing I ever heard. And I'm kind of like, oh, no, I get why they think that. everything's fake and for sale.

I mean, I'm reading through this thing, and it is, it is, it is cringe, the project, Esther project stuff, because there are people who on X all of a sudden just went like hardcore pro Israel for no reason. And I'm like, well there, brother, you sure have a strong opinion on Israel all of a sudden. They should have to register. That makes sense. Yes, agreed. There are a lot of people that still, like, if you're not critical of Israel, they assume that you're

getting paid because I'm not particularly critical. I'm fairly, you know, ambivalent. Yeah, I don't really, I mean, they're not in the United States, you know, I don't really care much about what happens in Israel. And so because I'm not critical of Israel and not defending the, the Palestinians, you know, it's like, oh, you're a shill, you're a shill. And it's like, come on. Like, you can tell the people that are shilling, or at least you can tell the people that are really pro-Israel, right? Like, they'll talk really, really well about Israel. And I'm just like, I don't really care, but because you're not critical, sufficiently critical. You know, it's really crazy, actually.

Just in the bag. I know it's going to trigger all the Candace people, but, you know, in Florida, the funniest thing is, I'm getting stopped like crazy from people who don't know who I am, but know that I beefed with Candace. And like, yeah, no, for real. Because, you know, people who watch the show, they'll come to me, and it's great, and they'll say thank you for everything. But I was hanging out at Hard Rock last weekend. It's like a WPT event. and some woman, she's like, you're that guy. And I'm like, I'm that guy.

And she goes, F. Candace Owens. And then I started laughing. And she was, and I was like, do you watch the show? And she's like, no, I just heard that you were yelling at her. And then I was sitting with my boy Robbie and a guy walking past. And he was just like some bald, ripped guy. He sees me. He goes, hey, you're that guy, right?

And I'm like, yeah. And he goes, fuck Candice Owens. And then I was like, yeah. And he was like, thank you, brother. And then he walked away. And I was like, man. It's kind of weird. People really don't like her, I guess.

I'm fatigued with that whole, the whole Candace thing was tiring. Or is it people don't like her or is it people are just so sick of even hearing about it, to be honest. Like, I feel like I had to, I had to block so many people from just talking about it because I couldn't stand them talking about it anymore. And I have Candace fatigue. I have Candace fatigue so bad. I'm like that. I have Israel fatigue. Yeah.

Like the retard right. It's just, oh my God. Listen, you've got these two groups. And it's like what Tay was just saying, Middle Eastern beef being paid. Like, it's the weirdest thing ever. Israel and Qatar are looking at each other and then like shoveling money to Americans to fight each other. So I got my Israel second wind. And what that did was it gave me because the Iranian thing, they were like, now Benjamin Naya, who's like, yeah, we can get rid of the theocracy in Iran for good.

And I'm like, oh, is that a good thing? Like this revolution going on in Iran. I can't tell what's real and what's fake on Twitter. There's like a post will be like the Iranian regime has killed 10,000 protesters. It seems like it's, yes. That was fake. That was fake. And it's hard to confirm.

They're like, the Iranian regime is blocking out Starlink satellite over the country. Now they have internet blackout and they're murdering protesters. And I'm like, I don't know what to believe. But if the Israelis really want to swoop in there and save tens of thousands of, you know, Republican-minded people that are. trying to overthrow a theocracy. I feel like they're the good guys. It's, it's just being so far away. It's hard to. When you say Israel fatigue, are you talking about like just the whole conversation in general? Yep. Okay. I think a lot of people feel that way, but they're afraid to say it because

they either get said they're getting told that they got paid $7,000 or it's, oh, you're so, you're pro-Israel or you're anti-Israel if you just don't give an opinion. I don't give an opinion on things because that's not what people watch. That's exactly what you're not. You're pro-Israel. That's exactly what I mean. That's what they say. That's exactly. Yeah, but that's what's frustrating, but it's like, if you're not with us here against this. Yes, exactly. It's, it's annoying. It's boring, isn't it? You know, I'm simultaneously, like, a brutal anti-Semite and then also, like, a paid Zionist show. And then I'm also woke right. I'm like, like, collecting all these labels like, like, Thanos. Like, it's ridiculous what's going on. It builds muscle. The infinity.

All because I'm just, like, ambivalent about a country on the other side of the world. Like, What are we doing? Well, remember, it's because they control everything, specifically the United States government. They control everything. It's like... I will say, I don't think most people care that much. Yeah. I don't think.

I think it's purely like people who are addicted to Twitter and just the news and fighting. I don't think most voters care that much. And I'm not saying that's the right thing or that's the wrong thing, but I just, I also have the fatigue. And I don't think, I don't think it's really a number one issue for voting. It's just like, it shouldn't, because it used to be a litmus test in the right, like you needed to be sufficiently pro-Israel to then be part of the coalition. That was frustrating. And now it's flipping around where you need to be sufficiently anti-Israel to be part of this coalition. It's just like seriously people.

I like talking about Israel is awesome if you're into geopolitics and strategy. Like if you just want to understand reality and the way military rolls around the planet and the power structures, Israel is the important part of that. And you can see how the United States interferes with it and how they work alongside. each other and against you. I don't care. I got an idea. I'm going to start paying people $7 to say I'm cool. Let's go. Let's go. Where's my head? That's a publicity coming next to you. Rumble tips. Rumble Tick. Yeah, the Rumble wallet. People are downloaded Rumble wallet right now.

Tim Pack is jumping in the game. I got $7 right here, Phil. Tim, you're cool. You paid shell. Dude, did Pooleck pay you? Is that what it was? Is that what it was? No. Okay. All right. I'm anti-filmed. Really? Yeah, anti-Pit. I'm anti-anti. It was a prop all along. Tim, you're still cool. I don't want your filthy money.

Filthy? I mean, it was pretty, that's why I got cocaine all over. Tim bought me lunch today, so I'll say that he's cool. We had a chopper. It was delicious. Yeah, we can get in them. Well, I had charcuterie.

Topis. It's a variety of things. Were they kosher? We had carpaccio. Cautier. I don't know. It was from Spain. Beef.

You had this dessert, and it was like mango and cream whipped. So, and that's all it was. was. Just a heavy whipped. With coconut cream on top. Oh, man. You're speaking my language. Mango.

And healthy, too. Yeah, you want to whip your own cream. This is a lot of shilling for Spain going on here. I don't know what you mean, Tate. Spain is our greatest ally and is deserving of all of our foreign aid. Let's give them billions of dollars. So true. Do you whip a lot of cream?

Do I whip a lot? You make a lot of heavy whip. It's a very, very suggestive question. Yeah, it feels really. I'm picturing you in the kitchen and your shorts, just whipping that cream. What I do with my cream is none of your business. He wears those like athletic outfits. Like you're about to go shoot some hoops.

How do you know me so well? I just love you, Tate. You know me so well. Whipping cream. I actually do whip a lot of cream. Yeah, I bet you do. Yeah, one time I was recording like my morning segments. This is back where at the castle.

And I poured a bunch of heavy cream into those mixer bowls, like a cake batter mixer or whatever they are. KitchenE? Yes. And then I was like, bro, it's easy. I'll turn it on low. and then by the time I'm done recording, I'll have butter. And then what happened is I finish recording and I hear my wife go,

and then I get up and I look and it made butter, but it separates the butter milk. So this gigantic wad of butter stuck to the kitchen egg was sloshing the butter all in the air, spraying everything. And I was like, oops. Yeah, you got to keep it on in your line of sight. I was like I was going to make real butter. Do you ever, while you're recording, be like, I got a whip.

I gotta go whip that butter. You ever get that like it's more important than when you're, or are you always so focused when you're working? And you're like, no. People don't notice this, but I'll go quiet for a few minutes, and it's because I go to the other room to just pour some cream and start, yeah, dude, I know you. Making some fresh whipped cream.

I'm gonna go urinate now we're talking about. I do a little maple syrup in it for the sweetness. You're just gonna say, yeah, maple. Some vanilla. Honey with cayenne pepper in it, if you guys haven't done that. Honey. Because it absorbs the cayenne, you can't even tell it's in there. That's what's all about, brother.

Amish maxing. Homish maxing. Well, I guess they wouldn't use a mixer. We went to a restaurant and they gave us honey butter for the bread. I'm like, come on, bro. You made icing. For real. So true.

It's what it is. It's so American too. I don't care what you call it. It's delicious. It's like, here's some butter. We put some sugar in it. Yeah. Butters usually salt and why not some sugar, you know?

Yeah, no. But, you know, like Dutch's daughter in Frederick, shout out. They're the best. Always check them out if you're in the area in the D.C. area. But they give you cinnamon honey butter for your bread. and the bread is like super dense and moist. And I'm like, they're giving us a full cake before dinner. And we're slathering it with icing.

Cinnamon honey butter. That's icing is butter and sugar with vanilla or something. So they're like, we did it. It's cinnamon icing. It's amazing. You know, my hidden talent is I'm very good at decorating cakes and cupcakes. These cupcakes look like real flowers. I wanted to bring you cinnamon rolls today.

Did not have time to do it. You got to make them gluten-free. Gluten free. Yeah, I don't eat bread. Yep. Well, that's faking gay. Messes me up. Messes me up.

Causes me problems. I cut it out. No, it's probably not that. It's probably the type of flower. I've tried it. I've tried like 17 different flowers from different countries. So you truly are. I did like caveman heritage flower.

It didn't work. No? Yeah. I'm sorry. Yeah, that when I took that week off to go to Tijuana to get that like crazy stem cell stuff and health checkup, it's because I was having joint problems. I didn't know why. And so I went there and things seemed to get better afterwards.

I was like, this is great. Now, in all fairness, it did make me feel a lot better. But they did an MRI and they were like, your hips and your knees are fine. And I'm like, then why am I having like arthritis? And they're like, we have no idea. So then I did an elimination diet and slowly and you got rid of everything. And then just ate, I was eating nothing but pork. I was eating salami. Literally just salami and feta.

It was amazing. I love it. For a little while. Heavy cream, beef, chicken, and salami for the most part. and everything got better. And then I was like, okay, now let's try something else. And when I brought bread back in, after a couple of days, I started getting like arthritis pains again.

And so something funny happened a few months ago where I didn't realize that Mexican pizzas at Taco Bell were made a flour. I thought they were corn, you know what are Mexican pizzas, right? I thought it was a corn. I thought a Tostata made a corn. Because I can go to Taco Bell all day and eat their crunchy tacos, and I feel like a million bucks.

I love Taco Bell. Sort of, you know, time of. Min is the oil. Sort of. Sort of. So I ordered a Mexican pizza being like, you know, it's a toaster. And then the next day I was trying to skate and I started having pain and I was like, oh man, like maybe it's not flour because I didn't eat any flour.

We went to Taco Bell again after skating and I was like, let me get a Mexican pizza and two crunchy tacos and some, you know, what an iced tea. And then the next day it was worse. And I'm like, okay, hold on. And then I googled it. And it's like the Mexican pizza at Taco Bell is a deep fried flour tortilla. And I'm like, I cut it out. I cut it out.

I heard that, like, it's what they put in the flour. They'll be like, no. If you don't, you just said that. I ordered that, um, air corn or whatever it's called. I don't know what is. I bought heritage, original strain, ancient wheat didn't work. I bought organic French. I bought like 12 different kinds of flour.

And we, we, none of it. All the same thing. Did you ever try milling your own? We did. Yes. We did. We didn't know it. We blended it. Yeah, that was one day me and him blended wheat. That was kind of fun. Did we make anything with that? I don't remember.

We made a bread. It was a cricket bread maybe even. No. We just made a regular bread. We made a regular one. But it's still. It didn't really work out. Yeah.

We didn't make a cricket bread though and we didn't enjoy it. It was a stringent. Strange tasting. Let's jump to this next story and get back to the business. We got this from Scotis blog. Supreme Court appears likely to uphold transgender athlete bans. And the reason why is because when Justice Alito asked the ACLU, can you define for me for the purpose of equal protections?

What is a woman? She goes, well, we don't have a definition. And he's like, then how can you ask for protection of something you can't define? And of course, a little bit more legalese than that, but here you go. If it does that, then is it not necessary for there to be for equal protection purposes, if that is challenged under the equal protection clause, an understanding of what it means to be a boy or a girl or a man or a woman. Yes, Your Honor.

And what is that definition for equal protection purposes? What does it mean to be a boy or a girl or a man or a woman? Sorry, I misunderstood your question. I think that the underlying enactment, whatever it was, the policy, the law, the would have to, we'd have to have an understanding of how the state or the government was understanding that term to figure out whether or not someone was excluded. No, because it's a federal issue. So the federal government would decide.

But continue, lady. not have a definition for the court. And we don't take issue with the, we're not disputing the definition here. What we're saying is that the way it applies in practice is to exclude birth sex males categorically from women's teams and that there's a subset of those birth sex males where it doesn't make sense to do so according to the state's own interest. Well, how can you, how can a court determine whether there's discrimination on the basis of sex without knowing what sex means for equal protection purposes?

I think here we just know that they've identified pursuant to their own statute. Lindsay qualifies as a birth sex male. And she's being excluded categorically from the women's teams as the statute. So we're taking the statute's definitions as we find them and we don't dispute it. And there it is. It wasn't as comedic as we hoped it would be, but she says we don't have a definition. The ACLU literally went to the Supreme Court to argue that males should be a lot. allowed to be in female sports. And when asked, what is the distinction between the two? They said,

we don't know. They had time to, they had time to learn. Well, yes, but the issue is that as we've all known, these people are retards. This is performative and it's retardation. If you would actually hire a lawyer to go to the Supreme Court and say, I don't have a definition of what is a woman, you are retarded. I feel like it's unsurious that they even had to hear this case. It makes me embarrassed for our country that this case got to the Supreme Court. Can you hear Alito? He's just like how. Yeah.

Oh, I love that guy's logic. He's about to crash out. It's just like it's exhausting to hear all these arguments. Oh, well, you know, we need to have protections for men that want to behave like their women. It's like, no, we actually don't at all. There's no protections necessary. This is ridiculous and unsirious. I also want to stop using the word transgender because it doesn't, it's not a thing.

It doesn't exist. And when I do my videos, I try really hard not to say the word transgender because no one is transgender. It's not real. Well, I hear what you're saying. I guess I could agree in that it's, you're describing like an appearance, but you do need a word to describe something even if it is a gradient. And what I mean by that is not that gender is, is a sliding scale, whatever the stupid thing they say is. But like if a dude is hopped up on like if a dude does a bunch of crack, right?

We have a word for that. It's crackhead. Right. And if someone pumps themselves full of female hormones so they grow tits and then they put on makeup, we have a word for that. Perver. Yeah. Yeah, but that I disagree because some are and some there's there's a combination of mental disorders that enveloped. Yeah, that can manifest in the appearance of what we described as perhaps maybe transvestite.

or whatever, but... A cross-dresser? Yeah, but that doesn't... But I know what you're saying. We're saying they pump themselves full of drugs. Reddeter maybe. It's different than just dressing.

So like, a person we describe as a trans woman, actually, you know what? I got to stop. You know what, you're right. Because the definition from the left is that you don't have to do those things to be trans and trans literally doesn't mean anything anymore. They're just, it doesn't have a rigid definition, actually.

And I don't like to play into the idea that, oh, yeah, this person, is transgender this transgender person no this person is either a boy or a girl castrato and i i just hate it oh it's disgust especially as a woman i cannot take that stuff it is disgusting to me well have you have you seen uh all the memes they've been making about the uh thirsty middle aged women who want to bang ice guys yes i have and i have a funny uh i so my one some of my bodyguards are like super jacked and when i go out to these liberal old woman protest Without fail, they always, your bodyguard has big muscles.

You know, you guys say, do you want to touch them? Yeah, well, you know. She's like, I'm like arch. Do you want to roll up his sleeve and show his forearms and flex? Yeah, so it's just, it's almost like giving these old ladies a stroke out here, bringing these guys around them. See, this is my point. I bring this up because it's just like, you know, look, women, it's all, it's not universal, obviously, right? this people who are gay but these ladies man they can't help it they see a big strong men and i bring

it up just because it's it's funny that we have this stupid argument over you know men and women are the same thing and a guy can be a woman it's like was it ryan long who did the joke where he was like he said he knows this trans man uh who said to him that she used to cry every day because she was in the wrong body and then he goes did you ever stop to think that maybe got nailed it Like you're crying every day. Like, guys don't do that. And he said, could you imagine a guy who was like, I'm actually a woman. Let's go lift weights and smash.

And like, you're like, yeah, maybe God nailed it, you know. But that is funny too because the premise of that joke is quite literally this woman was crying every day. I think that shows you that there's two things. The fetishist trans women and the trans men who cry all the time. Like, that's a guy, that's a woman. They just have some kind of mental disorder or, what's the right word? What does you? Disorder is the broader term, and then in the light sense, like, they're suffering and anxiety.

Perurbation, yeah, Jim. Or a delusion of sorts, but I think mental disorder is the appropriate term. I used to think, I was pretty harsh, and I would be like, I don't believe in any of this bipolar ADD. They didn't exist when I was a kid. It was ADD. Now it's ADHD. They want to prescribe you more. I'm like, I don't believe either you're cool or you're losing your mind and like how it happens.

They want to put a label on it so that they can prescribe you a certain medicine and make some money off that label. And I feel the same thing with trans whatever. It's like it's easy to go down that route of, I don't believe any of it's real. It's all in your mind. But when people are suffering certain types of delusions, it's okay to label them or whatever you want to call them, you know, not necessarily delude. Delusion, whatever, you know, mental illness of any kind. It's okay to label them. That's where I am with like trans.

Because I don't think gender is more of a concept of like how do you feel. Transsexual can't happen because you can't make a male body a female, but you make it look like one, but you can't make it a female. Sort of. Yeah, you can make it, resemble it. That's about it. So I want to stress this. The only way that a man can surgically get the appearance of woman is because we have created surgically altered women. Yeah.

So typically when you see, I'm not saying this to be derisive, but it's true. when you see a trans woman, they've undergone many surgeries, they look, they, some can look like a woman who's undergone a bunch of surgeries. But I've not ever seen a, like this is, and I mean this absolutely. A trans woman who actually looks like a woman. At most, they might look like if they're, what someone would describe is passing, extremely manly with massive hands and an Adam's apple. That's all on the surface, and that's all like what you can scope, but like under inside, you know, who you really are. That doesn't change. That's, that's what you got. So you can make cuts and precision and put pieces in and take, but you're not, you're still you, you know, on the inside. So I understand the state of mind and not feel. What's that? You can never be a dolphin. What's that? You can never be a dolphin. Have you guys seen. The dolphins will accept you as one of them. Yes. Where Justin Long is kidnapped and surgically transformed into a walrus. No, I saw clips for that. Yeah, I saw that.

Sorry, Caitlin, what were you saying? No, I was going to ask if you guys, because this is a whole topic, like, oh, conservatives don't really care about women's sports. And I'll be honest, I don't really care about women's sports. It's not like, I don't think most people care about it. But I think the bigger picture is that we care about the truth, which is that men cannot be women. Women cannot be men. And if we have to go through that, through the women's sports issue, to get to the truth, I'm okay with it. Well, you don't have to care about women's sports to care about women.

Oh, absolutely. I don't want to see a contact sport where a guy who's in a masculine body that's taking progesterone or whatever female chemicals goes and level some woman with his muscle torque. Like, because he was born for 20 years, had it like that I don't want to see. That's where I'm at with sports. You want to play golf against somebody if it's consensual, but don't force girls that haven't consented to playing against guys that are transitioning to women. Like, don't force them. seven-year-old boys and seven-year-old girls are different. There's a lie.

They've pushed every step of the way, every manipulation they can. And so at first they argued men, men are completely the same. Some men are tall, some men are short, right? And some women are strong. And they argued a woman could be as strong as a man if they were just trained to be. And that was not true. And then they said, okay, well, it's because of testosterone. So, you know, preview-besant kids are the same, but after puberty.

So if we stop the puberty, then it's going to be equal. Another lie. I think I saw comment here because I didn't listen to the whole Supreme Court thing that Amy Coney Barrett had made an argument or had asserted that pre-bubescent children were, there's no competitive advantage, which is just factually incorrect. In the womb, pre-enough testosterone has an impact on fast-twitch muscle and development. Okay, I'm sorry. How many kids do you have?

Have two. Do you have a boy and a girl? I don't say. Oh, okay. Well, then I won't make this personal for you. But every time I talk to a parent who's had a boy and a girl, they go, oh, geez, are they different? I can agree. Yeah.

It's like patently obvious to anyone who's had kids. The boy is just running around smashing things. I remember in elementary school the boys. I don't know if I'm on a camera, but it's like the boys would run like this and the girls would run like this, like up. They would have like this up-down energy when the guy's called center of gravity. It's also more aggressive. Like if you're if you're a boy, you're more aggressive, so you're going to be hunched over to get that momentum.

Whereas a girl probably isn't trying to be as aggressive when she's running. Well, and that center of gravity develops like really young. I mean, it's like, okay, even if you could compare whatever metric you want, it's like the structure is going to be different as early as like as infants. And speaking of this subject, I would also like to add that elephants are not birds. and can't be and point out this amazing book, Elephants Are Not Birds by the author known as Brave Books. Yeah, I was wondering who wrote this.

This was really going to stumb in through it the other day, but it was written by no one. The author. I think no one wrote it. No one wrote it. For those that don't know and you're wondering what we're doing, this book was actually written by Ashley St. Clair, who announced today,

in an effort to make amends, plus in the best interest of all parties, my name will be removed as author of Elephants Are Not Birds Effective Immediately. Now, I got to be honest, the initial story, Elon Musk wanted to sue for sole custody of his child with Ashley St. Clair. We were not going to talk about because it's just like, so what? Now I think it's become with this, with this move now involving Brave Books, it's becoming more massively indicative of a cultural shift. Everybody on the right is fighting.

The sides are changing again as predicted. And maybe it's intentional. the machine is trying to shuffle the box to prevent social decay or breakdown, and enemies become friends, friends become enemies, and books are written by no one. I wonder if she's still getting paid for it. Well, Brave books issued a statement saying, over the last decade, we've witnessed a massive cultural shift. Basic foundational truths like biological sex have become controversial. In 2021, we partnered with Ashley St. Clair in a children's book titled Elephants Are Not Birds. The book communicates a clear truth that our biological sex is not chosen, but something we are given.

It has become increasingly apparent that Ashley no longer aligns with the message of the book or with our mission. For that reason, we've reached a mutual agreement with Ashley that her name will be removed from elephants or not birds and future prints. Our position remains unchanged. Brave books exist to tell stories that affirm timeless biblical truths and a partner with voices who share that conviction and desire to pass it on to the next generation with clarity and courage. That commitment requires discernment in both the stories we tell, as well as the partners we choose. We will continue to act with conviction and tell stories that reflect the truths we believe are worth passing on. We're grateful to the families who have welcomed our stories into their homes and trusted us to play a small role in their children's lives. Trent, I volunteer's tribute. You can slap my name in that book right now and say it was written by me.

Actually, I'm half kidding. What I want to say, truth be told, is I am disappointed in Brave Books and in Ashley St. Clair. We are not Netflix. We do not go in and edit the movie four years later because of some cultural issue. If I go back and look at a book that was written by some dude and then 20 years later became a Nazi, he still wrote the book, his name is still on it, that's life. Brave books should not remove her name from the book that she wrote and collaborated with them on. And she should not have also agreed with them on the removal.

I think it absolutely was a mutual decision. of course we saw the other day that Ashley St. Clair apologized for transphobia and Brave Books did take the name of those that early in the day before the statement, I believe before the statement was published. I just think it's, it's laughable, it's stupid, it's ludicrous. And I will say this, I still consider Ashley St. Clair to be a friend. She's always been very nice to me and very good to us. She's helped us out a lot of things. And so people are critical of her. But this is how retarded everything has gotten. Guys, you can't take your name off a book.

Like, she wrote it. That's it. We're done. I do, I will say this. I mean, my presumption here now with the move they made is actually, she didn't write it. She endorsed it. You don't think she wrote it? Well, I mean, if Brave Books is going to take her name off off of the book, my presumption

is that Brave Books probably wrote the book and then said you want to put your name on it. Interesting. Because otherwise, how could they take her name off it? It's like a matter of record. Yeah. She wrote it, right? It's so sloppy when they do it. It reminds me of like the NCAA when they like sanction a team and they vacate their championship win.

And then you like look up on the Wikipedia article and it's like I guess no one won in 2009. It's like the same thing. It's like we all know what happened. We were all there. Like we're not idiots. It's just sloppy and weird. This is my problem with all of this historical retconning garbage. Like Netflix goes in and edits movies after the fact years later or TV shows.

So there was a there's a pro skateboarder who I've called out before but I'll avoid saying, saying her name at this point. But this pro skateboarder decided that she. was a he. Came out as trans and said, I'm a man, got a double a double mastectomy and started taking her shirt off and skating around with no shirt on. Very still, obviously, a woman. But here's the thing. Here's the thing. Despite publicly saying, I'm a man, she kept competing in the women's X games. And I said, now hold on there a gosh darn minute. If you claim to be a man, you should stop competing against women, right? Nope. Because that's

That's the way it works. If you're a female who claims you're a man, you compete against women. And if you're a man who claims you're a woman, you compete against women. None of it made sense. But what really irked me about it was that on Wikipedia, by changing all the pronouns to he, him, they were now asserting that this woman won the men's X games. When they said, Skater is a championship gold medalist, the X games, he won this year, he won that year. He won this Olympic qualifier. And you're like, wow, he got the goal. gold in the X-Games. The presumption is a guy. And then you look up the X-Games and this person's nowhere to be found because he did not. She did.

It's like on Wikipedia, it'll be like, oh, Caitlin Jenner, a woman had children with a woman. And it's like, if you're someone that has no idea what happened, you're reading that, it's going to confuse you very much. It's going to confuse children. Like, it's like, what are we doing? The New York Times and the Washington Post are now off the trans train. Did you see this? The editorial board of the Washington Post came out right and said Scotis should say no men and women's sports. It's not popular or cool anymore to believe that stuff. Like it's really not.

And that's how you know all of that was so performative and for people to just jump on the train to agree with whatever they thought was cool. And so I hope that the pendulum is swinging now. I hope it doesn't swing back. But I probably will. I mean, we know everything kind of swings back and forth. I actually think it would be hilarious if Bray put my name on this book. Yeah, they should.

And then just like printed edition with me smiling, being like, I wrote this. It's mine. Well, she did accuse Matt Walsh of plagiarism with his book that came out, Johnny the Walrus. So how could, I mean, maybe she did? I wrote them both. You wrote them both. That's right. So there is, hey, if we can change history, I'm getting on here.

Tim's a prolific ghost writer. Indeed. Yeah, I also, I also was arrested and charged for being a vigilante in a subway in New York City. That was another really big story, a thing that I did. You know, you guys remember that one? I also starred in and hosted and wrote 30 Rock. That was me. Yeah, the whole time.

I think he drove a cab for a little while in New York City as well. I did. It was a game show. Michael Malice was on it. That was me actually. Yeah, it was like two weeks ago, Tim was like, I'm just going to Venezuela for tourism. Just hang out. See what's going on.

You'll catch him fly fishing on Tuesdays usually. Yeah. He does a lot of stuff. Everything's mine. I did it all. I can just claim it. I'm feeling for Ash these days, Ashley, I don't know if you're listening, but I feel bad i feel like i've been sad for you i don't know i haven't talked to her like a year and a half i mean

you mentioned she's a friend of mine i feel like that that to be i guess she's to be alone with raising a kid and like Elon hasn't been in the picture so she's like single mom and that's stress and then but i don't know what her where her head's at because she was like yeah i i i want to stress something there are people that are mad at her because she wanted Elon to pay more money or whatever but she said she wanted she wanted she wanted her kid to have a dad and i think it's a mixed bag. I'm sure it's a little bit of both, right? She wanted more money. She wanted her son to have a father on his birth certificate and to have someone to look up to. There are a lot of conservatives that are ragging on her, and she did say that. And that's not a part of the equation as to why many

of these conservatives don't like her anymore. So by all means, you can call her a gold digger or whatever, but you should include in the argument that she wanted her kid to have a dad. You know, and she's told me the last time, one of the last times I saw her, I really want to have a second kid. And she did with Elon. So like, I'm happy. for but Elon's the ethos of like more kids instead of like I think a lot how many kids are you parenting not about how many kids have you spermed out but like how many kids are you parenting right now we just talked about that yeah and I think when I read this Ashley stuff and like I don't spend a lot of time in drama and looking at it I took it as the from the perspective as I'm a mom she is kind

of left with no one and so who is she going to ally with the people who also are known with Elon Musk and Elon Musk, other baby mamas, that's her only ally right now. So if she's got to change her views or what she's got to do to have a relationship with the only people who really want to have a relationship with her, maybe that's where it is. And she's allies. I said this for years. If you do not give a person a path towards forgiveness, they will go the other direction. So for what reason is the right deciding to burn the bridge with Ashley St. Clair for whatever

reason. She got a million followers. She wrote these books. She's been a huge personality and they said she got to a fight with Elon Musk so she's ex-sized. Okay, well, now you're just given the left an ally. She's advocating for them. And people are saying, well, this proves she's a grifter. No, it proves human beings will not be

left in a desert. If she can't go to any conservative event because she'll get attacked and criticized, ridiculed or insulted, she's going to go wherever she can. Every single human does it. That's it. The truth is, in this space, if you want to be successful, you're going to be a lying. You're either going to be a liar or you're going to be demure.

You can be the podcast where you say, well, I really have nothing bad to say about that person because then they won't come on my show. Or you can be aggressive and say Elon should be there for his kids and not have 50 of them with no dad. And that's something that conservatives generally think right off the bat. He's a powerful, he's a powerful ally. Yeah, but I mean, like, I firmly believe that, you know, kids need dads. You know, they need a mother and a father, in my opinion. I have another prediction, too. I say it's half jokingly.

Seven months from now will all be Democrats. Everyone, everyone in this room, even Caitlin. Absolutely not. No, because the Democrats are going to have Stephen A. Smith who said that Renee Goods shooting was justified and the trans thing is insane. Trump is going to be the guy who protected Epstein and they're going to be on the Jew train and they're going to be screaming about Israel. And Washington Post and CBS and the corporate press are already shifting because they're trying to attract moderates again.

And the Libertarian Party has drifted left and right a little bit. I'm saying this half jokingly. But the way things are looking right now, there is this shift. This shift is happening. CBS, the Washington Post, the New York Times are now moving in the other direction. The trans thing has become weird. And Trump has become the Epstein-Pedo protector. He's right there along Hillary Clinton in the headline news right now for protecting Epstein clients.

So this shift is happening. And I think that I think the best example, again, is Stephen A Smith has been floated as a potential frontrunner for Democrats. He came out right after that woman got shot, Renee Good, and said from a legal standpoint, the shooting was justified. Okay, well, there you go. He's now aligned with the right and moderates are going to be more attracted to that guy. But the funny thing is only because he doesn't have a record of protecting Epstein clients. You know what I mean? But I'm saying this somewhat as a joke,

I don't really believe it's going to happen so profoundly, but we're watching it. Yeah, you're kind of describing the pendulum that you were talking about, the natural frustration that people get with whoever's in charge due to whatever the media wants to propagate. Well, it's not even that. It's how boring and sick of something

do like the general public become and like the media and everything like that. So they're on this anti-trans stuff or they're just not really so gung-ho about supporting that. And so when that shifts, it's like, where does the right go? Is that what you're kind of saying is like because they're shifting so much this way? Like, where does the right go? So the right is a coalition.

The Republican Party has always been small in the Democratic Party, at least in our lifetimes. And Donald Trump formed a coalition with moderates. It was about eight or nine million Obama voters switched to vote for Trump. And it was very unexpected. Working class people said, I want Bernie. when they didn't get Bernie, the Alfred Pellary, they said, nope, Trump it is. And so Trump was able to succeed in that regard.

Trump has the disaffected liberal vote, largely. It's like two to one. He's going to start losing it now because the right is being dominated by people who are screaming the Jews 24-7. And moderates don't care. Yeah. By all means, criticize Israel to government

and A-PAC and these things. But then you get these shows that they're like the Zionists, which is the Jews. And Normies are just like, huh? I don't, I don't care about this. The right is being split in the middle over the issue of Israel, and regular people largely don't care. In fact, the majority of Americans are pro-Israel. If you look at the polls, but it's because they're ignorant of the issue and don't care about it.

They're like, I don't know. I saw on the news that is. However, young people are not. Young people are 50-50. It's splitting. So that's obviously Israel wants to pay money to get to promote it. But I think regular people, for the most part, just don't care about that issue. When I go out and talk to people every single week, you know the issue they bring up the least is the Israel.

stuff, even on the left. They don't care about it. And it's shocking, which I could be in just like, you know, the Florida area here. Maybe this isn't a, you know, a saying of the whole country, but they don't bring it up as much as I see right-wing podcasters bring it up. Yeah. Americans are kind of famous for our general ambivalence to like geopolitical affairs. Like, we're not keeping tabs on like the going on's in the Middle East, let alone like what's happening in Europe. Like, we don't care. Let's jump to this next story from the Daily Mail. the ICE agent who shot woman dead is quote not expected to face criminal charges as FBI zeroes and on victims history of trumpeting in fact it looks like the feds are actually going after ice watch

and this woman's network they're not treating the ice agent as the perpetrator of a crime they're treating the woman as the perpetrator of the crime why well she did commit two crimes felony obstruction and evading arrest which are crimes we then have this from media. Tom Homan says ICE agent who shot Renee Good is in hiding. He's also raised, I believe, around $700,000. It's been raised on his behalf. So I can't say I'm surprised. I said this, we had this discussion in this debate. The federal government is not going to allow this guy to be prosecuted because if they do, Trump may as well resign right now. His agenda will be over. He'll be abandoned by his voters and law enforcement. So what happens next then? Are we going to get a

spring and summer of love because the left is going to be like no justice no peace they sent in i'm so sorry no good they send in a thousand more troops to minneapolis after this whole thing happened and i will say as someone who um is looking for vance to run or whatever immigration is one of the top issues on our side on the trump on trump voters and everything and if they back down from this this is going to be very bad for them. Because we care about this and we're tired. We didn't the George Floyd stuff. We, we just had to sit there and take it. And we don't want to see, we don't have to want to have to sit here and take this too and see, you know, because I mean, and we all saw the video, you know, it is what it is but that's my little rant. Well, yeah, I think the Trump admin, they've learned their lessons from

2020. And they understand that right now in Minneapolis, this is where they set the tone for the next three years is like, hey, this is where you, like, this is in the minds of leftists where they're going to figure out if they're allowed to operate with impunity or not. And so that's why, and I think the Trump admin's making the correct moves thus far, but like, you really got to communicate to the people. Like, it's one thing flawed in the DHS agents, again, and ensure that this ICE agent isn't charged. But you need to also communicate that to the American people. You need everyone to understand what time it is. And so I'm total agreement, but it's like, yeah, this is really going to make or break. It's nine 16. It's 916. It's 916.

To what time it is. Everyone needs to know. It's actually 21, 17. I'm using military time. European over here. Because I'm a laper. When I saw that first video, I was like, oh, so if a cop puts his hand on my hood and I touch my gas pedal, he can shoot me. But then I saw the second.

If a cop is standing in front of your car and you accelerate the vehicle, they will try to stop you. I know. You're actually right. What if they are illegally stopping me? It's like it doesn't really matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. If any man with a gun has his hand on your hood, well, then I was like, what if it's a jihadi?

You know, then you're like, maybe I should. This is what they're doing. They've created laws in their own brains. Federal agents, this is going to be a shock to liberals. And they're going to say, no, it's not true. It can't be true. It's impossible. Federal agents can enforce federal law.

Shock. And more importantly, let me start at the best of the best of the best of the best. base level. Literally any human being can arrest someone for a felony. Did you know that? Good to know. Any adult? Any adult or any? Ian, if you watch someone commit a felony, you can perform a citizen's arrest. It's a real thing. It's common law. So do you have to be over 18? Are you I'm not sure about that, but I'm pretty sure you don't. Like the idea is if anyone witnesses a felony, you can stop the person from doing it. However, the issue is if you're wrong, you can get sued. Okay, let's go again. Eight USC 1357.

grants, ICE agents, the authority to conduct all immigrations and custom-related law enforcement and anything in its periphery, that means they can conduct traffic stops. This means that they can, if they believe you are in any way committing any crime related to customs, not just immigration. Here's the best part. Within 25 miles of any U.S. border, they can enter your vehicle without a warrant. That's a special power. Special power.

So if you are in like, you know, San Diego, ice agent can walk up to you and say, I'm getting in your car right now. They are allowed to do that. So these liberals are like, they can't perform traffic stops. They can walk up to your RV and say, I'm coming in. Duh, to make sure you're not trafficking people, right? Here's the best part. The law also says they can enforce any U.S. law,

explicitly. As federal agents, they can enforce any federal law. So imagine the retardation that must persist for you to believe they could not say out of the vehicle you're under arrest. The argument in the Daily Show with this woman who's talking to John Stewart, he says, but can't they arrest you for obstruction? She goes, but they can't perform traffic stops. It has to be serious obstruction. Oh, kind of like being trained by ice watch to obstruct an assault officers and then being reported by witnesses to have been leading a protest to obstruct their vehicles from engaging in law enforcement activities, clear-cut obstruction. And they can stop you. They can pull your vehicle over if they think you're in violation of

immigration or federal law. Meaning, if they see a vehicle with out-of-state plates with drugs, they can pull you over if it's interstate evidence of an interstate crime of some sort. Here's the most important thing. I'm just, I'm going to ask you this. is Ian. Do you think that if an ICE agent witnessed a man, shoot a child in the head, he has the authority to arrest him? Yes. He does. But that's a state law. How can they enforce a state law if they're ICE, just limited powers, because anyone can perform an arrest on an individual for committing a felony? Would he be doing it as a federal employee? Or would he be doing it as a citizen's arrest? Yes. And the law then says he turns them over to state authorities. So the liberal

are making this stuff up to radicalize retards and justify engaging in violence and threatening the lives of federal agents. But I go ahead. Just to tap it off, you don't technically have to be 18 to issue citizens arrest. I think it depends on the state though. It depends on state by state. Jersey. You got to be 21. Yeah, well, I saw the second video. I'm sure you guys talked about it yesterday, maybe, or less about this shooting. The second video, the guy got thrown back. I mean, it looked Like he literally was assaulted by the vehicle. So can I talk about Title 8 a little bit? Like what you just mentioned, I love that you brought that up because I see in the argument

of conservatives trying to defend ICE, they never actually can reference Title 8, which is lays out all immigration law. And when I reference that and I cite it when I'm talking to liberals every single week, they will not listen to me. They will, they think that it's illegal for them to wear a mask on their face. That's not illegal. It's actually not even illegal for them to not read. them their Miranda rights. If it's, if they're being arrested. Miranda rights is a fake thing that's

always been fake. And liberals, there's a famous video from Occupy where women is going, I have not been read my rights. That's a fake thing. Well, especially when they're being arrested under a civil and administrative thing. So there are warrants for their arrest that are administrative that they just get from their supervisor. And then there's one for criminal things. But if you really look at Title 8, they have the power to do what they're doing. Everything is justified, and it is so annoying. Miranda rights are only read at the discretion of the officer if they intend to question you. If they don't intend to question you, they will not read you your rights.

Often they'll read you your rights at the department after being arrested if they think they need to question you. There's a funny video where some guys yelling at a cop, you never read me my rights. And he goes, I'm not questioning you. And he's like, you got to read me my rights. And he goes, I watched you commit the crime. No, I don't. And then the other thing, too, is I want to play this video for you guys. I'm going to play that for you again.

I want you to listen. She says, why did you have real bullets? You see, here's what happened. Over the past several years, these liberals have been conditioned to believe that the riot control actions they've experienced are law enforcement. They're engaging with armed federal agents. seeking narco gangs, MS-13 criminal cartels, and often just general criminals. But this is criminal law enforcement, not community affairs.

So when these liberals show up to a protest and they see a cop with a truncheon, there's no real bullets. When they see a guy with a gun, he's got beanbags or expanding foam rounds. But these people have decided to engage with federal law enforcement who are trying to arrest serious criminals. Sheath said, why did you have real bullets? Why? It's a game.

It's always been a game. You see, this is the problem with riot control weapons. We have created an environment where these people know there are no consequences to rioting. If they go out and smash up a storefront and set it on fire, they know their worst case scenario is despite the fact they've killed and will kill again. They'll only ever be hit with a beanbag. In the George Floyd riots, 30 plus people were killed. and the police that engage the rioters use less lethal munitions. When these people go out to engage the feds on law enforcement operations,

they're treating it like it's crowd control community affairs. In fact, in many cities, the community affairs officers don't even have weapons. They're just walking around in jeans and windbreakers. They're playing a game. Imagine being so delusional. And it's probably not even their fault, but they join these Ice Watch groups that literally tell them. to do this. And it's like, who is responsible for brainwashing these people? They're so delusional

that they really think that a federal officer's gun does not have what real bullets. So were there supposed to be fake bullets in there? They thought it was a game. And I'm not saying to be cute. I am telling you quite literally, when these liberal middle-aged women show up to Ice Watch, they think they're playing red versus blue. They think they're playing paintball. They don't understand. I went to Glenn Beck's studio a few years, several years ago. And it's, it's a lot of, It's amazing. The Blaze Studios. They have a bunch of old newspapers on the walls.

Like you go to the bathroom, walk out, you go to the green room, you walk out, and they have these old newspapers. And I read one of them. And it was an old 1800s newspaper where it said that a man was outside of a saloon when another man walked up and put a pistol to his chest and pulled the trigger killing him. And they never found out who was. And I'm just like, man, it was crazy back then. It was wild back then. Life or death. Today, we got a bunch of soft cookie dough people who don't understand.

understand the harsh realities of the world. And we are dealing with an escalation of political violence and conflict. So when they laugh and celebrate Charlie Kirk being murdered, it's a TV screen to them. They don't actually understand. Charlie Kirk was shot and killed and bled out in front of his friends. And this puts the whole country at jeopardy. They watch that through a screen. They laugh.

They've never seen it. That's the first time this woman's ever experienced any kind of heightened threat. We've talked about this years ago with the woke, how they got offended by words. And I pointed out that, listen, if you've never been in a fight, if you've never been threatened, if you've never been in a life or death situation, and literally the worst pain you've ever felt, you will be going, it's the worst pain I've ever felt. And then if you're some dude who's just been like mercilessly beaten your whole life, you're going to be like, dude, I don't care what you call me.

Well, more importantly, if you're like a combat veteran or PMC, you're going to be like, you can call me whatever you want, dude. It does not boil my blood in the least. I've been shot at. This woman and these people, the worst thing they've ever experienced is like getting pushed by a cop. And that's the extent of what they think is possible. So when Michael Malice says, people don't understand how much worse it could get. It's a statement to all of us and to these people.

So I plead with you all to understand this. When we look at this woman and she goes, why did you have real bullets? And we laugh saying, ah, the naivete of the middle-aged liberal, understand there are many conservatives who can recognize this in this woman, but not in themselves. What it means if these people actually win. And what it means to have like, I don't know, you get arrested for no reason and they literally flay you alive and torture you in front of your children because that happens and worse. Worse things are possible.

In, I wanted to go to Hong Kong. There were protests five years ago or something. And I didn't. But I heard that they were spraying protesters with like, oh, it's water mixed with like some burning, you know, pepper spray and dye, blue dye. And they'd take fire hoses and just spray the crowd. So everyone was there, not only would they be in agony with their skin burning, you could tag them and find them later. And I wonder like how comfortable people here are with that kind of crowd control. It's just like to see how real it can get, you know.

I kind of wish that I had been in Hong Kong. Things played out fine the way they played out. But I don't know, just to get a taste, you know, to remember that we don't live in fantasy land. Let's jump to this next story. We've got us from kitco.com. Gold will hit 5,000. Silver will hit 100 per ounce by March. but gold will be vulnerable to correction afterwards city group wow you know um earlier in the year we had a

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So when you see silver skyrocket in the last year, the way it did, look at this, five years. It was, it was 20 bucks in 2023. It stayed around 20 bucks the whole time. So when people say, oh, man, like, you know, I think the Trump economy is good or whatever, and then Trump says everything's fine. I'm looking at silver going like, well, it's been fun.

It's been fun, boys. It's going to be even more fun, man. I'm looking at the cost. Yeah, I know. It's a great video game. I love it. The cost of palladium also is up 80% over the last year. Do you have any cost of copper?

What's that? Do you have any palladium? I have a little bit of palladium, yeah. Really? They use it in, um... Silver and China hit over 100 bucks. Yeah. Yeah, all these precious metal. I'm looking up copper now, copper price. And then I want to look up platinum, the cost of platinum.

Got a bunch of old dimes. Oh, yeah? Back when they actually used pre-1964 dimes. I'm saying it's purely as someone that understands nothing about the precious metals market. Is this linked to cryptocurrency in any way? Because I've seen people say in the past there's some link between it. Well, Tether Gold just launched. I think that's with the Rumble Wall. Because like a few people have said because these new cryptocurrencies are backed by precious metals, it spiked the price. price. That's a big spot. That might be why the Tether gold. Tether's like the most notorious stable coin in the world. This actually is a good point. Tether has the gold token, making it a lot easier people to buy gold, which probably created massive demand. Because my understanding is the way it

works is if you, so for those that I'm familiar with what Tether is, it's a cryptocurrency that is pegged to the dollar or to gold. So if you buy one U.S. D.T. One U.S. Tether, it's equal to one dollar. Basically, it's like a bank account sort of. It's not literally, but that Tether token can be shared with anybody and redeemed for a dollar through Tether whenever. And then they have, what was it, X-A-U-T or something? Yep. That's pegged to gold, which means that regular, so my understanding is when you buy one of those, Tether literally will buy the equivalent amount of gold, which means a regular person can very easily

now trade gold using the crypto wallet system. Yeah, and their whole thing is like you can go to Switzerland and actually like see the gold that you've purchased. You can take it, actually. Right. So that's why I've heard some people say part of the reason that it is spiking is because, because there's so many new precious metal-backed cryptocurrencies on the market. You know, again, that just seems like a-

That could be. I think it's, I think we're 100% increases. But the elephant in the room is like all the precious metals went up 40 to 20, 20 to 60%. Exactly. And I want to stress, crypto and these things have been around for a decade plus. It's like almost 20 years at this point. It's like 16, 17 years. And right now, we've got geopolitical tensions.

We've got immigration and economic uncertainty and a population collapse. Look, man. And trillions of dollars in inflation. Exactly. Exactly. And I think what we're seeing right now is the market correcting for inflation. Basically, we've been cranking out cash and just dumping dollars. Like the U.S. government has been spending like crazy.

The deficit is insane. And sooner or later, the market's going to be like, look, silver's not going up. Gold's not going up. The dollar's going down. Yeah. I mean, if you buy, if you bought gold or whatever, it's, typically it's a store of value right so it's you're not actually this the actual value of gold isn't going up it's that the value of the dollar has gone down so much that's the real the u.s mint suspended

certain sales yeah because and there's a bunch of people being like yo i just ordered a bunch of silver the other day for like 20 bucks like hope i get it well because that used to always be the pitch on like when you would hear these gold ads on like conservative radio growing up as they're like well it's a hedge against inflation i'm like well what if the price of the precious metal also it's over $400 bucks. So I just checked. When they say, like the price right now is 90, you're not going to be able to get that because every vendor is going to have their overhead cost attached to it. So I just went to money metals.com and an ounce of silver is $105 bucks. Yeah. Jeez. I don't, I'm not much of an alarmist. I remember when I was like I had that stack of coins? Because we had a sponsor for silver. I had 20 silver coins. We're $35,000 now. It's $2,000. It was $400. I was like, A year ago. Get a bunch of copper, Tim.

What would we need if we... Shit really hits the fan. Copper to make bullets. Like, we were acting like we were rugged, man. I mean, the homeless have been on that for years. I mean, bullets are up, too, but they've been pretty stable. And the homeless have been stripping copper for years. They're on it.

Oh, copper, so nice. South Africa. Okay, my... Zama Zamas. I don't know what's coming. I don't know what's happening right now. But this looks like a bunch of big money movers are consolidating wealth and precious metal. Then they're going to crash the economy in half.

And all the metal is going to drop by 50%, but they'll be right back where they started when they bought it at $6. 60. No, no, you got it backwards. This is the crash. They already bought. Yeah, if you're buying now, you miss the vote. Exactly.

So they bought before. They sell before they crash it. I don't know if they can. So what happens is they buy a bunch when it's low. The market starts collapsing. The price of silver sky rockets, then they offload it, 10xing their cash. Or they buy it high and then eat the loss and write it off on their taxes. You never know.

But stuff like that. That's, that literally makes no sense. Just to try and obfuscate it, because if it's too obvious, who bought? Hold on. That makes no sense. Well, they want to hide it. They don't want to make too much. Tax write-offs are still losing money.

I know they want to, they don't want to, I don't think the people that are coordinating this want to come out. You buy a billion in silver for 20 bucks. The economy collapses. You sell a billion in silver for $100. You've five extra cash. And now you've got money. Then the market tanks. Then the price collapses once again, and you start buying up properties for pennies of the dollar.

That would be. the obvious one. And then we'd be like, hey, that's the guy that did it. But if they want to hide their tracks, they might be, I don't know, I'm making up day, I don't even know who I'm thinking about. The people who are gaming the system bought the silver a long time ago. Yeah. And now the US dollar is in trouble. Silver is going up for a variety of reasons. Not just the US dollars in trouble, but also there's speculation about AI. With AI demand so massive. Let me put like this. I read this somewhere. Could be wrong, but I was reading a book about conductors and quantum physics and stuff.

They said we're it not for the social demand for silver. We'd use silver for every wire instead of copper. But silver was extremely expensive, so people opted for copper, which was less valuable. AI don't care. AI has got infinite budget. AI wants the best of the best. So I think a big component of this is AI expansion requires the best components possible. Silver's pretty awesome.

Yeah, it's also tariffs and international trade is getting really difficult. Luke was telling me that he thinks the reason we went into Venezuela wasn't just the oil. It was the silver. Oh, interesting. Silver mines in Venezuela. Warbly mismanaged and not producing, and Trump said we need it. Wow. Well, the AI took over a long time ago.

The data's, I want you guys to understand something. Let me actually ask you a question, Ian. do you think that everything you do online is tracked by the U.S. government? Yeah. Yeah, it is. I don't know about like how long. Yeah, I think it is. Even how long I'm staring at a screen, for instance.

I don't think that it's logged and they can get the information, but I don't think I'm interesting enough for them to actually track me. I don't care if they track you or not. The question is, do they, are they taking all of your, are they tracking all of your, are they tracking all of your information. Yeah, I mean, it's log, yeah. So they can look. They have the data, right? Yeah. No, it's not so they can look. It's because they're feeding it into a large language model AI learning system. Oh, you think it goes into an A, okay. Oh, bro, they've been doing this for a long time. So when we were looking at these NSA data centers, and the argument from the government was,

we don't actually, we can't possibly look at everything you've ever done. You're right, they don't need to. The AI system will, and it's going to learn everything about every single person. and they probably already have some kind of Oracle where they walk in and they go to a computer that's been tracking every single connected person's data since the inception of the internet. Dude, Larry Ellison's company's called Oracle. So look at this.

Grock is trained on X. Chad GPT trained on articles and Reddit and Wikipedia largely. What about the military's capability? They trained the AI on literally every single human being on the internet's data, conversation, phone calls, that AI exists. Military does have AI. We just don't know the capabilities of it.

They can probably go to it and type in. Tell me everything Ian has done. Bang, they got it, just like that. So is this something that you feel like they have, or you, like, have seen that they're developing? We know the NSA has had a massive data center for 20 years. We know that the NSA had been downloading and tracking everyone's data online and phone calls. We know that in the private sector, major companies have been trying to get as much data as possible for training models.

Elon bought X largely for this reason so he can take all of the Twitter data and punch it into an AI. They all have downloaded every YouTube video. So they have all of the YouTube data. We know that the military has been working on AI related technologies since the late 70s. The question then is, if we know that the military has been developing AI since the late 70s, but we don't know to what extent. If we know that the U.S. government has been illegally tracking and storing all of our data, is it then reasonable to assume, connect the dots,

they've plugged all that data into the AI technology they've built? Yeah, obviously. And if you think otherwise, I think you'd be insane. Yeah, I mean, that's totally plausible. The northern Virginia, what is the North Virginia data corridor, they call it. And it's called the Virginia instance. This is where Langley is, where the NSA, the CIA, the FBI, they have all these servers, and they've been expanding data centers rapidly.

That's got all the information of every single person ever. So the U.S. government probably has a machine where they can go in and just be like, I want to know exactly what Caitlin Bennett did yesterday and today. And it's going to be like, here's a timeline of everything she's ever done. I mean, you don't even realize this. You're wearing a tracking device. Right. And so when you go to the bathroom, it's going to be like, here's a full timeline.

And they can literally say, I want to know what food she ate and went and how many calories it was. And it's going to be like, she went to Arby's and got a beef and cheddar with curly fries. And then they're going to be like, oh, anyway. Did you guys hear the Larry? Okay, Larry Ellison, co-founder of Oracle. He's one of the most richest, third richest man in the world, I think. He's tight with the administration. Elon's the first richest.

But Larry, I think, is the third richest. He was talking about building a pervasive network. I'm reading it off of the search algorithm of AI monitor. cameras, police body cams, vehicle security systems, drones that will ensure both citizens and law enforcement are on their best behavior. These people obsessed with order. Now, Larry, I don't know you yet. Order for the sake of order is not always good. It has a diminishing return. You can get close to 100, but then if it starts to produce evil, you've got to lay off the, and it's like a little chaos is okay. So you don't want these obsessively, you know, rigid systems. He knows this. The issue is

pure order collapses because you need flexibility in the machine to adapt for the, the, uh, the expected. So you need about 80-20. You need a certain degree of chaos for mutation. Because let's just look at genetics. Genetic homogeneity results in the collapse of a species. They'll die out. Yeah. Temperature will change. Oxygen rate will change. And if it's impossible for the species to adapt, they die. However, if there's flexibility, and there is in genetics, mutation, then one creature will be born. Like, you know, mutation could be random. It could be error, but the capability allows for fish to grow legs. And I think that just like you need some chaos in an ordered system,

it's like you need a government can't be too totalitarian or they too will fall. They need to be able to have a little bit of chaos, which is the United States government. It has a very chaotic system where every four years we have a new freaking leader. Like that's crazy chaos relative to like these long monarchical systems that get overthrown with violent revolutions. Like we don't need violent revolutions because our system is a revolution. So that's the chaos in the,

the order that we need. And for Larry, you just obsessiveness with order and gathering all the data so that you don't poop until 2 p.m. because we think it's better for you. Like, you're going to have to lay off at some point, bro. Maybe we can come on the show. Oh, it's so much order that they want to like make sure you don't poop at the wrong time or across the street when the light is red or say the wrong words because it might upset the environment and like. Well, I don't know about any all that stuff, but we do got to go to Super Chats and Rumble Rants. I think about this all the time.

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Let's see. Flan the man says they aren't going to arrest anyone. Talking about Bill and Hillary, I kind of agree with that. Yeah. They might try. Shane H. Wilder. Now, I did want to wait until later in the show to get to this, but he says, rest in peace, Scott Adams. For those that didn't hear, I believe most of you probably did, but just want to say thank you to Scott Adams for all the work that he did, for the laughs.

I was a big fan of Dilbert when I was a kid, and I mean this sincerely because the Dilbert cartoon was amazing, 99 to 2000. The best intro for any show ever, and everyone agrees, and it was, have you ever watched it? I never saw the show, no. Bro, the Dilbert cartoon was so good. So good. And I was bombed when they canceled it. I think I was, how old was like 13 or 14 years old? Because I was watching Futurama.

I was watching Simpsons. The Dilbert cartoon nailed it. So to see Scott, you know, stick his neck out to join the fight and take the flak that he did and the insults. But for the right cause, it was valiant. It was honorable. And this morning, he passed away. So rest in peace, brother. and, you know, thank you for everything

and all the work that you did. And I recommend you guys, if you haven't, watch the Dilbert cartoon. I know it's old at this point, 27 years, can you believe it? But I was watching old clips this morning when I heard that he passed because it's really good.

It's a very good show. You should watch it. You should watch it, Ian. I must because I didn't like the, I didn't understand the comic when I was a kid in the 80s and 90s. It was like a play on, it targeted the stupidity of corporations

and the corporate life. Now that I've worked that life, I bet I would get it a lot. Yeah, and there was three panel jokes where people like, people recognize the stupidity of how corporate offices made you do things. When I was a kid, I would read it, and I'd be like, why is he so bored? This comic's boring. I was like, oh, I didn't get it. There's dog burt and ratbert.

You know? Yeah, it's true. Thanks, Scott. Thinker for a life says I'm a very proud transphobe for life. Well, there's that meme where they're like, it's not a phobia. It's discussed. Well, they're pretty violent, so it's okay to be scared of them. Sometimes, I was thinking it's often as a correlation of the people that can become violent also have other issues.

And then sometimes it manifests as trans. Yeah. Yeah. Anti-social behaviors are typically linked. They come in a cocktail. So you have one. You're going to actually have three or four sort of coming in conjunction with it. Mallow baby says, you guys were told to keep the narrative.

Otherwise, you lose your network. What network? Rumble. The narrative. The narrative. Are you enjoying the narrative? The funny thing about like the Dan Bongino stuff. stuff is like, you know, we're here at the Rumble Studios. And I was just like, these conspiracy theories

are insane because like Dan's a part owner of Rumble. And that would mean that like the people at Rumble have to be in on whatever it is to be on. And there's nobody doing anything. I got to be honest, you know, and I don't say this to Ristifully, but Rumble is like a very basic office. You know what I mean? Like they got drinks in the fridge and then people show up with their, you know, professional attire. They sit their computers. They do their job. It's, there's little like, like desks with, it's very officey. It's not. Yeah, people are expecting like high level political.

I was like just chilling over here and by the kitchen, two guys come in. They're like, yeah, I had a great shot some great round this weekend. It was great. You know, this golf course new one. Is there a rumble conspiracy I don't know about? Well, like that Dan Bongino was protecting the Epstein people and he's an owner or whatever. Yeah. There's like, I was talking to Chris, the CEO and I was like, it's ridiculous because there

are people on Rumble with deals with Rumble that call me a shill for Israel. And I'm just like, bro, we're, we're partnered with the same company. What are you talking about? But, you know, that's the retard right for you. It's ridiculous. Yeah. So shout it to Rumble for hosting both voices, I guess. Right?

But I do. Both sides of the coin, you make extra coin. Could you imagine how stupid you'd have to be to have a Rumble deal and then accuse another rumble personality of shilling of being paid to promote Israel

that would mean you are too so stupid so you know that's all I have to say about those people anyway yeah no literally

no one has ever told us to say anything we can literally say whatever we want we often do on the uncensored portion of the show like literally

no one's stopping me right now from saying Israel is gay I can just do it I can literally just say it. I can also say I don't really care that much about Israel. They can do what they do. I don't know.

It's a foreign country. I care about Israel as much as I care about like Tajikistan or something. I love the word gay, like G-A-G-Y, because you can kind of relax into it. Geh. Geh. It's very Mediterranean. Yeah, it's like cheese, you know, like, isn't there a cheese that sounds like that? It's nice.

Greer. Yeah, it's kind of got that greer vibe. Guess. Please don't. Please don't. Skyline says ACLU is not retarded. They are lying like it's

1984. Obey or be erased is what communist has always been about. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I think a mistake

some people make or calling like all of these some of them are but all of these leftist writ large idiots. I'm like a lot of them aren't. They actually know

what they're doing and they have a very specific vision for what they want America to be and they were going to be very conniveling in their attempt to bring that forth.

So not saying, saying, you know, a lot of them are idiots, but a lot of these people you shouldn't underestimate you should take them very seriously, especially when they make threats because they fully intend on carrying out those threats. Oh, my God. Effett Button says pre-1964, half dollars, quarters, dimes. Every $1 total of face value you make up from a combination of these in any way is 0.7 of an ounce.

Lots of big boy panic when historical resistance was laughed at. You know, I remember, I was looking at purchasing sacks of silver coins. they sell by weight. So what they do is they just, they'll fill a sack with U.S. currency from a long time ago, which is all silver, largely. And then they'd weigh it and be like,

here's how much it costs. There was a time where I would tell people that if they sent, I had a PO box and you could send either two silver, pre-1964 dimes or one 1964 quarter, and I would sign an autograph and send it off to them. And people could, you know, at the time, you could get them for like,

it was like two bucks for the dimes or something like that. So it was super cheap. to get an autograph picture, you know, and now, like that guy that bought pizza with Bitcoin. Yeah, exactly, you know. Well, I have, I have, you know, like multiple pounds of silver because of that stuff now. You ever seen that video of that guy? I think I don't know what news outlet was with and they were asking about it. And she was like, so you bought a pizza with Bitcoin.

He was like, it was actually two pizzas. It was like his last ditch cope. Yeah. 10,000. I think it was 10,000 Bitcoin is what he actually paid. Yeah, literally. That was one of the first times that that Bitcoin was used. as currency. I feel that guy's

life screwed because like you're just never going to let that go. How could you? How could you possibly let that go? And a like it muster up as two pizzas. A quarter from 1960 is currently at $18. Yep. Yep. Because it's all silver. Yep. Jeez. That's crazy.

I remember when they, in the pennies, they had to stop using copper in like 1943 because the military needed all the copper. So they started using zinc in the pennies. Well, they put zinc into them, but they're like copper I think was actually like early 80s when they stopped using any copper. I wonder if the military is commandeering a bunch of the metal right now, and that's why.

Well, we'll see. I have nothing to contribute to this topic. I think it's funny that, like, everyone thought the Terminator was going to be a robot marching around with guns, just like looking at you and then shooting, but it's actually just telling Trump to invade Venezuela. Yeah, so it was pre-19, before 1980, 82 copies, pennies were 95% copper. So if you have any pennies that were made before 1982, they are made in copper. And look, I don't recommend that you melt these down because that's illegal.

I actually bought a bunch of copper because of Ian. Yeah, I remember that. What's copper currently at? Went up 50% over the last year. So it went from $4.20 to about $6. Wait, wait, wait, hold on. Yeah. It's at six bucks right now.

Yeah. Wow. About 50% from four. Dude, I have a big box of copper in my closet. 50% gains in one year. It's maybe the military is just seizing metal right now. Yeah, six bucks. per ounce.

Remember all those copper bars I just bought? Because you were like you gotta get copper and I was like functional dude and it was like five bucks for 10 ounces

or something like that yeah so heavy that's the downside is when you like have it it's what are you do with it but it is a good store

of value that's for sure in let me figure out yeah in in 2020 it was at like two bucks per ounce so it was like

20 bucks for a bar and now it's 60 bucks per bar that's crazy man metal all right big 7588

says, Tim, that opening could get you Hillary'd. Indeed. Careful. Indeed. Alex says, they sent Benin and tried to send Trump. Why did the Clinton sit above everybody else? Because they've cut a deal with the Koreans. It's true. Yeah, so people don't know this, but the Earth is, it's a globe.

But the continents that we inhabit are actually part of, it's an inner continent surrounded by an ice wall. And then outside the ice wall, it's called Greater Earth. And that's where Tartaria, Atlantis, and Lemuria are. And it's all Koreans. It's all Koreans. Yeah. Oh, that makes more sense.

Yeah. That makes more sense. Yeah. They're all driving Kia's, you know, everyone's got LG's. I mean, isn't that where K-pop actually started, right? It is. Outside of the ice side. Well, see, what happens, K-pop is old and uninteresting to them now.

And so they just discard their old trends to us. And the reason we're not allowed to leave the ice wall is because we do all the slave labor for them. So they're flying around. And they give us Gungham style in return. Mm-hmm. Yes. 20 years later. So the thing with Korea is Atlantis and Lemuria were fighting, and that's the north and

and South Korea, because that's actually their entry point for interacting with the intercontinants that where we're all slaves. Yeah. It's 100% true. I know this because I'm part Korean. Yeah. I'm called a day walker. Yeah.

Oh. A lot of the Koreans, obviously, that are deep in the plot, consider Tim, like a turncoat, because he's actually kind of exposing the conspiracy. Oh, no, no, no, they just don't respect you at all. I'm allowed to say whatever I want. In fact, I've flown over the ice wall several times. Been to Lumuria, it's great. How many K bucks was it that we determined

what was like $10 million or something? Oh, yeah, yeah. A little buy-off price? Would you rather meet with the leader of North Korea or South Korea? Okay, who's the leader of South Korea? Yeah, me too. Exactly. No one knows.

Some guys. Last time is probably part of. No, it's a woman. Oh, it's a woman. Figures. The only American that's met with the leader. No, it's a guy. It's Lee J. Myeong.

Yeah, no aura. I want to meet Kim Jong-un. He's actually the news. South Korea prosecutors seek death penalty for ex-president June. Wait, what? What's going on in South Korea? Maybe we should pay more attention. This is awesome.

This is breaking news. Jeez, dude, it's getting wild over there. The, uh... Have you guys ever seen Elysium? Yes. No. So, uh... No.

I know about it. I know about the plot. So there's a space station that's like super nice, and then all the poor people live on Earth. And there's a rich businessman who has to come down to Earth to oversee the factory. And he's like, oh, the air. It's not covering his mouth because it's all filthy. That's what it's like when the Koreans have to come to the intercontinence from, from Lemuria. Yeah, we make a lot of CO2 in here. Yeah. We're all bundled up. Outside the ice wall, there's four nations. There's a big, tall, ripped, blonde hair, blue-eyed

people called the Nordics. There's another Lumuria where they all are, they're Korean, but they look very different. We call them the gray aliens. I'm allowed to say that because I'm Korean. None of you're allowed to say that. Yeah. Then there's the insectoids of Tartaria. I'm a big fan. What's the fourth alien? There's four alien species. What's the fourth one after that? There's insectoids, greys, Nordics.

God, I don't know. No, no, Pleadians. Oh, are these Canadians? From Alpha Centauri. The reptilians. The reptilians. Oh, the classics. Duh. Gavin Newsom and his family. Yeah. tiles and then what were the other three? There's grays,

insectoids, Nordics, and reptilians. So these are the creatures on their planets that got to hold a psilocybin first and started evolving that frontal lobe. Yeah. Ian. These are just the people who live outside the ice wall. Oh, they made it here. Okay, I thought this whole time you were just making this stuff up.

Oh, no, I mean, it's like a whole... It's real. It's called the Greater Earth Conspiracy Theory. Okay. So there are people who are like, the Earth is flat and there's an ice wall around it. I didn't know that ice wall part. I knew the flat earth. Yeah, the ice wall holds the water in. Okay.

Yeah. And so they say that if you go to Antarctica, there's an ice wall and you can fly over it, but the military stops you. And it's true, they do. There was a kid who flew a plane and they threatened to shoot him down and he landed. But the greater earth theorists believe the earth is provably round. You can do simple experiments with like a camera to prove that it's round. And so there was this image going viral of Earth.

And then the seven continents we know are in this little ring on the earth with a big, ice wall around it. And the theory is that Tartaria, Atlantis, Lemuria, these mythological, ancient, you know, countries exist outside on greater Earth and that we are basically slaves that do like cobalt mining and aluminum and lithium mining and gold mining. The reason why we value gold so much is that they have us do the slave. So take a look at how it works inside the intercontents. When we need like sulfur, we have a bunch of peasants with no teeth mining the sulfur. Their teeth fall out of their mouths. Yeah. And they stuff rags in their mouths.

Liberals don't want to recognize that, right? Well, we're the same thing for them. Yeah. We do all the work, and they live in luxury. We're fools doing these spreadsheets for them. And it's so annoying the Koreans can visit over there. It's like they bought the battle pass. That's what it really feels like, and we're on the outside,

and they're like they have the battle pass. It's very frustrating. Oh, I would like to see this, but unfortunately I'm cut off. David Bricken says, welcome back, Ian. We missed you last night with a DMT thing. On another note, if Navarwin Bannon can go to jail, so can the Clintons. no one is above the law.

Thanks for having me, man. Whoever that, who was that again? That was really nice. You see the show yesterday? No. We were talking about the laser experiment with DMT. Oh, I got a laser to test that. I want to test it.

Yeah, and like the lady was like, it looks like snake skin and we are all like, yeah, it does to us too. Did you guys watch the video? Yeah. Were you able to, do you pull the video up on the show? Yeah. Man, I want to see it without huffing DMT and like figure it out and try and reverse engineer that realm.

How about you just write down the letters and the alphabet symbols and then compare them and see if people wrote down the same thing? Are they static or do they change? They're static. When I saw them, they were flowing. What they claimed is that when you point it at the wall, you can see the code. And when you move the laser up, it's exposing the code in the wall. And so when you move back down, you see the same thing again.

And I'm like, okay, write it down. Yeah. Give me drywall code. Yeah. And then what? Can we like inject code somehow? Maybe. Change the sound vibration in the room and see if the code changes.

Can we use lasers to change the code? Maybe. We can use vibration to change the code. the code hypothetically. Lasers are exposing it. What, see, if this was real, we'd basically just like, dude, if it were real, you'd blast the laser on a wall, figure out how to extended state DMT permanently see the code of the universe, and then start doing experiment of experiment to see what would alter any of the alphodemaric symbols

to alter the code of the reality. And then you'd start mapping what the symbols mean and the code so you can change reality. And then we'd be like, let's. language. You wouldn't know. I bet vibration because they say the word of God is like what create. Like we'd all just be sitting here as the government is doing this and like, I don't know, like the cornucopia would disappear from the Fruit of Lume logo or like Berenstein bears would become Berenstain bears. Could you imagine if that's what they did? Every time I pick up one of my children's Berenstain bears, I think about that. I'm like, well, they, they altered reality.

And they were like, we got to do a test first to see what happens. And so they're like, just do something simple. Does anything crazy? Okay, let's make Berenstine. Berenstain, see if anyone notices. And it changed, and everybody's like, hey, wait a minute. Yeah. They're like, swap out Ashley St. Clair's name. No one will notice. That's right. Somebody, there was a scientific study that suggested when you change the present, you're also changing the past. But I don't know exactly how. But I think that it might, like, time is not a real thing. You know, time. We're just, it's just this constant motion. Time is a part of that motion, you know. Time, time is a thing.

You could change one thing in the past. What would you change? Well, there is this really bad guy a long time ago, but I think it was really misunderstood. Gangus Khan. Wait. So true. Okay, everybody, we're going to the uncensored portion of the show.

I just want to shout out to Gangis Khan. What a hero. He rescued his wife from slavers that had... Did he kill his brother or something? He killed his older brother because he was a fucking maniac, and he was stealing food from the family. So, Tamu Jin, Genghis Khan, and his other brother went and ambushed his oldest brother in the field with an arrow. It was like, no more of this

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