Timcast IRL - ITS OUT OF CONTROL w/ George Santos & Jennifer Lawrence

Episode Date: February 4, 2026

Guest Host George Santos is joined by Phil, Ian, Sean & Jennifer Lawrence to discuss ICE arresting an illegal immigrant police officer in New Orleans, New Yorkers slamming Mamdani over snow & dog poop... piling up on NY streets, & James O'Keefe exposing an FBI official saying Somali fraud will go unpunished.   Hosts:  George Santos @GeorgeSantos (X) Phil @PhilThatRemains (X) Ian @IanCrossland (everywhere) | https://graphene.movie/ Sean @TimcastNews (X) Producer: Serge @SergeDotCom (everywhere) Guest: Jennifer Lawrence @JenLawrence21 (X) | https://rumble.com/c/AmericaMission1776

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Starting point is 00:00:31 What's up, everybody? This is George Santos filling in for Tim Poole, and this is Timcast, IRL. And today, we're going to be talking about some crazy shit going on out there. Let's start with Bill Malusion reporting for Fox News that in New Orleans, ICE has arrested a Cameroon National who was here illegally with active removals proceedings and was deputized and given a gun and turned into a full-blown police officer as a recruit. That and then we're moving on to Mandami and New York's shit creeks disaster. Like mounds of dog poop all over the snow from eight days ago and no end in sight. Michael Rappaport just going absolutely nuts on what's going on in New York with everything. And then obviously we got to ask Mandami, who's your daddy?
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Starting point is 00:04:34 But before you do, I'd like to introduce myself, George. I want to talk about this George. But I want to talk about the story. Is your room for one more D-N-O? No, okay, first of all, your guest. Be quiet. All right, let's do this. Let's get everybody that's on the panel here tonight. So,
Starting point is 00:04:52 Jennifer Lawrence joining me here today. And I just wanted to toss it over to you, Jen. And thank you for being here with me. Well, thank you so much. I'm so excited to be here. Haven't been here before. I'm Jennifer Lawrence, CEO of America Mission. There you go.
Starting point is 00:05:03 I'm Ian Crossland. I am a crazy dude. Great hair, though. Thanks, man. Crazy dude. I sent George, the shampoo that I used was just like this carrot shampoo. Sean's a huge fan for infants. I'm a huge fan.
Starting point is 00:05:17 Producer Sean, holding it down for Tate Brown. And I know Serge has got his finger on the kill switch in case I say something insane. Please be nice. It's going to be fun. Hello, everybody. My name is Philibonti. I'm the lead singer, the heavy metal band, All That Remains.
Starting point is 00:05:29 I'm an anti-communist and a counter-revolutionary. I guess we can get into it now, huh? Hell yeah. All right. Can we get into the story? Let's do this. You guys act like people don't know who you guys are. I know.
Starting point is 00:05:38 You got into every single day. Get the f out of here. Anyway, well, look, Bill Malusion, one of the most interesting people in news, in my opinion, who's been, I kind of like to say he's in purgatory because he's in D.C. Now he's no longer at the border with all the action. But then again, Trump closed out the action.
Starting point is 00:05:55 So there's nothing for him to do with the border. So he uncovers a story. And ICE confirms to him that in New Orleans earlier today, they arrested a foreign national from Cameroon with an active deportation order with removal's proceedings orders from DHS who had been deputized and been given a gun and turned into a police officer. We were the liberals are literally arming and deputizing illegals. Illegal aliens have guns in America now, guys, and they're called cops.
Starting point is 00:06:31 Yeah. Like, what are we doing? I mean, and the better part is before we go into this, I just want everybody at home to see the woman who did that. Like, it's like, you can't make this up. Well, I mean, we cannot forget what happened in New Orleans, not this past New Year's, but the New Year's before where the guy drove through the people on Bourbon Street. With an ISIS flag and they said not terrorism, not terrorism, but he was, you know, rocking the law. This woman's faith said it wasn't terrorism.
Starting point is 00:06:58 Yeah, it looks like Colonel Sanders' wife. But this is why I, again, I can't wait for the AI and the robots. We need Robocop. We need it now. But like what do you think? What do you take it? What happened? I'm just hearing about the story.
Starting point is 00:07:12 Like the local cops. You only mean a reaction shock say nothing was in his file that didn't indicate he was legal. Ian was here for the last hour talking about this. It's completely last minute. I saved my shock for the show. Could you tell? So they just didn't do diligent? They didn't do due diligence or?
Starting point is 00:07:29 I guess they don't do background checks. They just make you cops in New Orleans. I mean, it's just crazy. I mean, look, New Orleans has been through so much. You just said Katrina, right? Like, you would expect that they, I mean, dude, they're still recovering. Right.
Starting point is 00:07:41 They're still recovering. There's a show. There's a whole show on Netflix about hell of that hospital and that doctor with you, you guys saw it, right? I'm not trying to get sued. So I'm just going to. But the Democrats mean business. The Democrats mean business.
Starting point is 00:07:54 I mean, they have teachers, they have police officers. They have doctors that are illegal immigrants. I mean, they're telling you they want these people in our labor force. The left doesn't look at immigrants as illegal or illegal. They don't care. So they're not going to put any effort into actually verifying. They're just going to be like, oh, you're here. It's fine.
Starting point is 00:08:12 You're here you're brown? Which is, well, I mean, whatever the reason is. God. I don't think that Brown matters. It doesn't matter if you're from, you know, because it doesn't matter if you're from Eastern Europe or if you're from, you know, Asia somewhere. It doesn't matter at all. They're just like, okay, you're here. We're going to treat you as if you're a citizen.
Starting point is 00:08:33 Even, you know, particularly in, I don't know if New Orleans is a sanctuary city or not, but specifically in sanctuary cities, you know. No one is illegal, right? I want to believe that this was an oversight and not intentional. Sorry, you're going to say. No, no, no, no. That's great point. if this is an oversight, this is a bad fuck up. This is like, you know, it rises to like national security, but not national security.
Starting point is 00:08:59 Like, I guess state security. Like, this is not just a small oversight. This is a big, big fuck up. Because what's stopping other cities from like, I mean, look at the NYPD. They're at right now an 8,000 cop shortage. Imagine if Kami Kwan. Mamdani. Mandami the Kami, I got tucked with there, decides about 8,000 illegals to police New York City.
Starting point is 00:09:24 So this is dangerous. This is precedent setting. And I'm glad that it got caught. And I'm glad that like this Cameroon is like, which is like so random. Yeah, but how many don't get caught, George? Right. I think you got to look at how many don't get caught, right? New Orleans is probably not an isolated incident.
Starting point is 00:09:39 You look at Los Angeles. You look at all these other places. I mean, the head of the voter like integrity in San Francisco. Francisco is an illegal immigrant. Look, one of the points that I think we should bring up is if they are hiring illegal people that are from different parts of the world are far more tribal than we are here. So you know that just like the Somalis in Minneapolis, they're going to say, okay, well, this person is from my tribe.
Starting point is 00:10:05 And whatever it may be, you know, they're going, they're not going to be applying justice the same way from person to person because they're likely more tribal. Yeah, that's what that's my whole point. It's like they're telling you. this is what they want. They want the illegal immigrants to be in these positions in the labor force. I mean, they've said it over and over and over. Do you think they want them in the labor force or just want them?
Starting point is 00:10:28 Because it's my... They want them to do everything. No one is illegal. I think they want them here because of the voter base and because of the census, right? For me, in my opinion, the reason is the more people come in and are in cities, the more the Democrats can use that to basically inflate the census because you're counting people you're not counting citizens inflate the census and and skew the balance of power in look we can talk about census all the all day long everybody has been that's the biggest fear mongering
Starting point is 00:10:56 line a census it's it's a rounding error in the sentence believe it or not um based on the amount of people we have in the country it's really a rounding error so i don't i don't jump to the census i'm more concerned about putting guns in the hands of illegals and saying hey you're a cop now go police americans if these guys have quarrels and they want to quash us because we know that a lot of people come to this country that hate us. They really do. Like I look, I, I have started to look at every single foreign national who is not fully integrated to this country with family back in their countries. I look at them as a potential adversary, a potential enemy of the state. I don't care. Is that harsh? Is that, is that something that people should, oh, you should say that. No, I'm sorry.
Starting point is 00:11:33 People hate us around the world. I go to Europe a lot. Well, I resume going back to Europe. I was a little caught up for a couple of years. My passport was locked down. But, When you really look at it, you go to Europe, they hate us not because of what we do or they hate us because of what we have. And then you go to these third world hell whole countries like Cameroon, they loathe us. So now they come here and we give them guns like, oh, what are we doing? Well, it's crazy. I know you view them as your adversary, but the Democrats literally view them as your
Starting point is 00:12:03 as your replacement. That's their voting base. See, I think that's more of it is the replacement of it, right? Is that they are bringing people in and just completely casting out of it. So listen to this. So it's up on the screen. So New Orleans Police Department verified Larry Teaman's work eligibility through ICE E-Verified before hiring him and received no ICE detainer. Jail detainer decisions are handled by the sheriff's office.
Starting point is 00:12:28 And any claim NOPPD broke the law is false. That is absolutely garbage. So they're trying to blame ICE. There's no way. I worked in the federal government. I understand very well how these E-Verifies work. There's no way this individual passed in E-Verify from ICE. There's just no way.
Starting point is 00:12:46 Well, that's interesting because we're in Florida, and there's a lot of laborers around here that don't speak English. So it's, you know, you can make some assumptions. But one of the things I've been told is locally that the E-Verify thing is actually very easy to game and get by. Because they have the E-Verify process out here for the laborers as well. It's not easy to game. I don't know who's saying it's easy to game. It's pretty, it's pretty tough.
Starting point is 00:13:12 to game because it's a federal base database unless you're dealing with sanctuary cities, which then again, New Orleans is. So it is a self-inflicted wound by New Orleans city government that because of their sanctuary status creates this potential conflict. But for them to flat out lie to the American people now saying that, oh, no, this is on ISIS E-Verify system. Garbage. Interesting. Well, and it's it's creating a way for ICE to be blamed not only for the removal of people, but if they supposedly, according to the New Orleans PD, that, you know, their system doesn't work.
Starting point is 00:13:50 Yeah, look, you know what? So you're so, so George, just to clarify, so you're saying the E-Verify system is, we'll say, more secure than the social security system? Well, it's not that it's absolutely not. Neither are secure. I'm just saying it's a lot of illegal immigrants, but they're hard to game, right? But there's a lot of illegal immigrants that have social security. No, they don't have social securities.
Starting point is 00:14:06 I can take you to Rose Alt Avenue in Jackson Heights and Queens where I'm from. And if you look a specific way and you walk up and down a couple of minutes, you'll be offered a social security like a gazillion times. Right, right, right, right, just yet, just yeah, like literally. Well, that was what Elon uncovered with Doge, right? It was like all the social security fraud. Yeah, it's pretty bad. And it's been an issue. It's been an issue for years.
Starting point is 00:14:27 I can remember as long as I've been alive, Rosalte Avenue in Jackson Heights and Queens is full of people selling fake green cards, fake social cards. They'll take you and sell a hole in the wall and you give them 100. 200 bucks, whatever it is, and you walk out with that stuff. Now, like, how do I know? Obviously, tons of illegals. I grew up around a lot of these people. So they would say, oh, I got to go get a new social card. I'm like, oh, let's go to Social Security Office, which is usually in Jamaica, Queens. Oh, no, I just get one on Roosevelt. I'm like, what? Like McLeodin, like the Mexican super bad. So are you saying, George, you think that because New Orleans is a sanctuary city, this guy got in there illegally and then never registered with E-Verify? And that's why you're-
Starting point is 00:15:04 pretty much is he probably had a status at some point, some sort of TPS. some sort of, excuse me, some sort of TPS, some sort of status that led for him to be able. What is TPS, by the way? Temporary protective status, right? Which is supposed to be temporary. Temporary. It's neons. Temporary.
Starting point is 00:15:23 Things with the government tend not to be temporary. Yeah, I mean, look, we're getting all this heat now because President Trump is ending TPS on Haitians. And I'm sorry, when was the earthquake? And I thought the Clintons went there to clean it up. 2010? Yeah, 2010. It's been 2011. what, 16 years, 15 years, and we're still considering temporary protective status for them because
Starting point is 00:15:45 it's so dangerous. But then you have Colbert, O'Brien, and all of these people with like, oh, Haiti's so beautiful. Haiti's, Haiti doesn't need to be made great again. Like, which one is it? I interrupted you, but you were saying this guy has TPS. So he probably had TPS at some point. Like, and again, I'm spitballing because this is, it's developing, right? It's a developing story.
Starting point is 00:16:03 But either he had TPS or some sort of temporary visa that allowed him to be here because he got a work authorization at some point. That's how he got this job. The thing is, is nobody double-checked to verify, like, the expiration, because work authorizations have a very short expiration day. It's usually two years, and you have to renew it, but you've got to qualify to redo it, right? So this seems like a classic example of not renewing it, them not being on top of it. So it's a very bad oversight.
Starting point is 00:16:31 It's a lazy and irresponsible oversight. Well, I mean, I understand. I understand your concern with, like, the gun aspect of this. But didn't we just see this? I forgot what city, Philly may know. but there was a teacher like literally an administrator that was an illegal immigrant that yeah I don't remember what city it was but there was that there the government has been excuse me the government has been hiring illegal aliens for ages for every
Starting point is 00:16:53 we the administrator good I'm sorry but the administrator I thought she was a DACA recipient I was a he was sorry right he I believe it was a DACA recipient I know everybody likes to call it me legal I agree that the way they got their status is was illegal because Obama did their executive order. George, they all have to go back. They're illegal. I'm not arguing that. Look, I'm not arguing that.
Starting point is 00:17:15 They're all your adversary, George. I'm just saying DACA. They can dream somewhere else, George. George went from there, my adversaries to defending them. I'm not defending them. I just, I just want to, I think facts matter, right? And DACA recipients do have permission to work. That's a difference.
Starting point is 00:17:30 I don't agree with it. But I just want to be, I don't want to sit here and, you know, then get called out later. So anyway, look, let's move on because there's so much, like, we can talk about this crap all day long, but nothing's ever going to come close to crap mountains all over New York City. And Michael Rappaport has been on top of it, quite literally, taking pensions on top of crap mountains. Are we sure this is dog shit? No, I'm not. I'm pretty sure this is human shit, guys.
Starting point is 00:17:55 I don't know. It is New York. It is New York. But I got to say, I'm a lifelong New York City resident. I literally left New York two months ago, right? I am officially not a New York City resident, a little over two months ago at the at this point. Where you live in Pennsylvania.
Starting point is 00:18:11 I'm in northeastern Pennsylvania for now. But I got to tell you, I'm in New York often because obviously that's where, you know, that's money talks and bullshit walks and we have to go there. But I have lived through pretty bad storms. 1606, 96. 96 was rough, right? I was a kid, but I remember. It's like you were walking mazes of ice.
Starting point is 00:18:33 Never, never, ever. Eight, ten days after a storm has. Has it been this bad? I thought New York was really going to be different than new under this guy, but I didn't think it was going to be for the worse. How is it that the new administration comes in and these problems are so fast? Like it makes sense to me that, oh, he would change regulations, change laws and New York would degrade.
Starting point is 00:18:57 But the infrastructure is there to do snow removal. How is it that- The infrastructure is there. Okay. But the capacity and the talent to do it, like, Mondami literally cleared house of competence. Like, you can say whatever you want about Adams. You can say whatever you want about Big Bird. You can say whatever you want about all these mayors, right?
Starting point is 00:19:15 I can't, I can't criticize Bloomberg or Giuliani because they were fantastic administrators. I mean, look, you can say whatever you want about Mike Bloomberg. He was the best mayor of New York City. New York was gorgeous. I would say this. He outdid Giuliani. Right. Giuliani was great.
Starting point is 00:19:29 I love Julian. No, he out did Giuliani. Managing it. He continued Giuliani's agenda, but he built on it, right? New York was perfect. And then we gave it over to de Blasio, Big Bird, but he at least was competent on the administrative running of the city. And so was Adams with all the controversy. This guy is a kid.
Starting point is 00:19:50 What is he? 30. He's running the largest city in the country. It has a bigger, a bigger budget than 22 states. He doesn't understand that you can't just appoint people for wokeism causes. Like, I'm going to appoint this one because he's so good on this or so good. Well, that's what I was going to say is the difference, right? Is a Bloomberg or an Adams, one of those hired people that were competent enough to run the positions that they were being put in?
Starting point is 00:20:18 It's a popularity contest with Mindami, right? Who has the best woke resume is going to get the job as opposed to the actual resume that should count? Yeah, this is a huge win for the Democrats. I mean, even the snow is brown now. I mean, this is great. But I mean, are you surprised? I mean, like we knew, like he came in. He said he was going to give free buses.
Starting point is 00:20:37 Where are the free buses? He made all these promises on things that he couldn't do. So like the fact that the- I got to say, like he said he was going to give free city grocery stores. And the only people that I see that did free grocery stores is Polly Market today. They announced that. So I was just like, wait, Polly Market beat Mondami to a socialist, like, pipe tree. They started, they funded a million dollars for like food insecurity resolution,
Starting point is 00:21:02 free supermarket in the middle of New York City, signed the lease and everything. So, which is. like hey, you know, we, we can help them more, uh, the least shows that capitalism will always outdo so. Capitalism will always out. Is it called the poly market? Like is it? Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:21:17 It's so funny. It's like they out did the commie with there. So you said, um, Mom Dami cleared house. What, who did he get rid of? What happened? Everybody. He's still appointing commissioners. I mean, like, we're, we have that story.
Starting point is 00:21:30 We have that story later on. But you know what? I think it's a great segue to just like kind of go into it. Um, it's like, the man. not only doesn't know who to hire, some of the people he hires aren't ready for prime time. His housing commissioner, she was running around weeks ago crying because her mother owns a $1.6 million house in Nashville, Tennessee. And it's just like, you can't make this stuff up. Like, he has this group of incompetent people. His new prison commissioner for the city is a felon, a pretty
Starting point is 00:22:02 violent con artist felon. And again, no judgment zone here. I'm just saying, Do you really think it's smart to put the Fox in charge of the headhouse? Well, I mean, again, you know, this is the point Tim always makes. Like, these people in New York, I know you love that city, I always think it's a hellhole, but they vote for this and they love it. They love it. They keep voting for it.
Starting point is 00:22:22 Yeah, but could Rikers Island get much worse? I mean, look, I'll put it this way. Mandami Taps, here's what Fox News headlines with. Mondami Taps ex-Con to lead NYC jails, and Riker remains under federal oversight, obviously. Let's see what they have to say during this announcement. First, I am thrilled to name Stanley Richards as the commissioner. You've got to find out what it's for.
Starting point is 00:22:51 Of the New York City Department of Correction. Stanley will make history in this role as the first ever formerly incarcerated person to serve as commissioner. Oh, will he do a good job? Well, see, that's my question, right? So the question is, will he succeed? Right? Like, okay, great, you made history. You're the first this.
Starting point is 00:23:19 You're the first ass. I mean, dude, everybody likes to tell me, like, you were the first openly gay Republican elected to Congress. Who cares? I got expelled. You know what I mean? Like, that's my record. It sucks. But, you know.
Starting point is 00:23:29 This is a point, though. I mean, the fact that the illegal was the cop. They have a literal criminal running the jail system. I mean, they literally want criminals in charge. What was his crime? And when did he do it? Okay. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:23:43 When was he convicted for this felony? And what was? Did he punch a dude? This is. This is emblematic of what the left wants, though, right? Like, restorative justice is something that the left talks about. You know, they want to say, oh, people are people. And just because someone did something in their past, they can do anything.
Starting point is 00:24:01 And it's like, look, man, I believe that once someone has done the time, then they should be, you know, they should enter society again and have their rights restored. But at the same time, you don't put someone in charge of something like Rikers Island just because he was a form. felon and it looks good for the photo op because that's all it is. This is all about what this is like look at how progressive we are and it has nothing to do with if he'll actually know how to be an administrator. And I don't, I mean, you know, we don't have any time to see what, you know, or we haven't seen what happens yet.
Starting point is 00:24:34 So maybe he'll do okay. But this is, again, this is emblematic of what the left does. So, but look at this. Look, Stanley Richards, who did time in the 80s for robbery. I know. At least he wasn't a murderer. It's, thank God, right? Oh, my goodness.
Starting point is 00:24:50 Thank God we're not putting the ax murderers in charge of corrections. But, like, I hate passing judgment. I just think, where did competence go? This dude is acting worse than Gavin. Competent. No, competence implies hierarchy. And hierarchy is bad. Like, oh, yeah, collectivism is better.
Starting point is 00:25:06 If you, yeah, if you. If you select someone based on competency, you're saying that person's better than this other person. And we're all the same. It's the, it's the whole blank slate idea from the, It's a terrible way to run a society, but that's what the left wants. But that's exactly why the left has so many failures when it comes to governing. They can't govern at all because they think, oh, well, we'll just put our buddies in charge. That happened in the Soviet Union.
Starting point is 00:25:31 It happens in China and then they kill all their friends. But like, if I understand correctly, that's the way that most socialist governments work. They hire their pals because they don't want to go and say, oh, well, competency is important. This guy that Mamdani hired to run Rikers, he did it because it looks good and it doesn't matter what his life was before. It doesn't matter if he's competent because this guy's the guy that we want to put in there because it looks good. Well, it's also a thing of like will they cover for what they're doing, right? Because most of the time these communists are not running, you know, the tightest ship possible. So are these people going to fall in line and protect the larger at, you know, part of it?
Starting point is 00:26:15 Or are they going to like go out and rat on them? Right. It's always about progress, progress, progress. And progress means you have to put the criminals in charge. But progress is good because why are we allowing the left to hijack the terminology progressive? Because we're the real progressives. It's no. You're progressing towards. Like if you're progressing towards a cliff, you want to stop and turn around.
Starting point is 00:26:37 Of course, but we stop. Like, right, we progress. We progress from slavery. Conservatives did that. We progress. We progressed from segregation. Conservatives did that. We progress from every single thing that those were all progressive moves.
Starting point is 00:26:50 Progressivism used to be a good thing. We're going in a better direction. Now it's like progressivism means we're going into this extreme bad direction. No, the whole progressive project needs to be undone from Woodrow Wilson all the way up to today. Right. And no opposition. To those points like the first. I like Abraham Lincoln's progress, version of progress.
Starting point is 00:27:11 Yeah, but I also think that a level of responsibility belongs. on the Republicans, right? Because so many times the Republicans allow the Democrats to get away with stuff. And then when we try to hold them accountable or somebody tries to do the exact same thing that Democrats do, the Republicans are, oh, guys, that's bad for optics.
Starting point is 00:27:30 Our donors aren't going to like that. Republicans don't have balls or a backbone. Exactly. That's the problem. But they bend for everything quite literally. Yeah, but Phil hit it on the head. It's the first. It's like the first woman,
Starting point is 00:27:41 the first black person, the first Hispanic person. Well, how many first was Kamala? She was like the first Native American Indian swatheely land. She wasn't even the first person to lose to Donald Trump. Right. We have the first down. She wasn't the first woman to lose to Donald Trump.
Starting point is 00:27:56 Donald Trump beat a woman twice. Twice. On the ballot box. Pretty badly too. But yeah, it's all about the first, you know. Well, that was Clinton. We had the first Down syndrome person get killed by ICE, you know. Like we had the first, you know, Renee Good.
Starting point is 00:28:10 Who was a bad joke? Renee Good looks like she has Downson. Oh, come on. Don't say that. Good regarding this Stanley Richards. Oh my God, guys, guys, guys. Look, look, look, that's real dark. Hold on, time out.
Starting point is 00:28:22 Let's, we can be funny and dark, but that's, come on. George, coming from you. Come on. It's the first. This guy, Richard, Stanley Richards. You were just talking about how the Republicans bend to everything. That's funny. Oh, yeah, just wait until we get into the Epstein connection.
Starting point is 00:28:36 Yeah, this guy, this police or this commissioner, apparently, he did serve the Department of Corrections as the first deputy commissioner of programs and operations and then as the vice chair of the board of corrections task force to close Rikers. So he did serve six years in jail and four years in jail, two years at Rikers in the 80s into the 90s. But he also has a lot of experience running prison. Trying to shut down prisons. Yeah, Reichers apparently. Well, experience running the New York City prison system into the ground. So he has experience in jail.
Starting point is 00:29:06 Well, look, let's talk about Mondami for a second here, you know, because I think it's very important. You mean Jeffrey the Jr.? Well, yes. All right. So there's this conspiracy that runs around. in the internet that I've completely subscribed to and I will never back down, which is that Justin Chardot is Fidel Castro's son.
Starting point is 00:29:21 I'm never not gonna believe that. No, it's like it's... They look so similar face-to-face. Similar as another. It's like almost like spitting image. Yeah, right? Twins. And their, his mom was friends with that. And I gotta say hot. Like I mean, Kasha was hot. Like I can see why he took over Cuba.
Starting point is 00:29:38 Like, oh, okay. You get what he was younger. I can see he was appealing. Good looking dude. So the other guy too. And the guy that the murderer friend his what's his name? I forgot. His face is all his shirts.
Starting point is 00:29:48 Like Che Guevar Che Guevar like they're attractive and I can see how like this uh, Ola seorita, give me your weapons. You know, like, I will take care of you. It's like I can see that like playing out like, Odaewe, Bamanos, you know, and people literally falling for that. But what I think is so insane is that I have been looking at Mandami the Kami's face now for months.
Starting point is 00:30:11 Never once it across my mind that there could have ever been any like, potential similarities to Epstein. And then the internet walks in the internet. And I saw this today on my way here. And I'm in the airplane and I quite literally screened. Like, I can't believe this. This is definitely going to be talking about today because first of all, of all the people in the world, the Dalai Lama is literally all over the Epstein files,
Starting point is 00:30:37 mentioned all over it for some God awful reason. But I didn't think that this organic grassroots communist was ever going to be there. And boom, he's not safe. Who is safe from Epstein at this point? Me. I'm Mark Save. Me. I guarantee you you'll ever see my name on this.
Starting point is 00:30:55 I was a nobody then. He was not a nobody. No. His mom was buddies with Epstein. This is the story? For years. She is a famous film director. Like really famous.
Starting point is 00:31:06 Disney, like did stuff with Disney animations and everything. And Epstein was obviously involved in the entertainment world and the celebrity. So now, like, Let's take it a step back. Let's look at these pictures. I legitimately don't see the resemblance. You don't? No.
Starting point is 00:31:21 You don't see the eyebrows. You see straight men don't understand eyebrows. So I'll give you a pass. It's the eyebrows. It's the eyebrows for me. It's the thin lips and the way they smile. It's the way they're like the whole midsection mouth of it. They're not identical.
Starting point is 00:31:34 But there is a resemblance. And you got to understand that these South Asian African genes are stronger than Caucasian genes. So probably her mom's jeans took over. But in the remote possibility, that they are allegedly related. This is kind of scary. Well, there's a video of Jeffrey Epstein talking and then Mondami talking. And if you watch how they move their hands and their like cadence of speaking, like, you're like, wait a second.
Starting point is 00:31:58 Like that's. Do we know who his dad is? Like I mean, we do know his dad of record is, but like, oh, okay. How many people don't know who they're real dad is? Mahmood, Mom Dani. Yeah. Uganda. Born in Kampala, Uganda.
Starting point is 00:32:12 Yeah. And he doesn't look like. full like Ugandan, right? He looks like a like Mamdani definitely does have late skin. I don't know he definitely has conqueror DNA. He doesn't look like a Ugandan guy. He doesn't look Ugandan. He does have conquer her DNA as they like to call it, right?
Starting point is 00:32:30 So somebody conquered someone along the line there. So is that really is Ugandan? Have you seen the picture of Jeffrey Epstein and Thomas Jefferson together? No, I love to. He might be a time traveling vampire. Okay. All right. All right, Jen, go back into the box.
Starting point is 00:32:46 See what you've done, George. Sometimes you got to put Jen back in the conspiracy box. No, no one puts baby in a box, George. I'm putting baby in the box today. No, baby, don't go in a box. Okay, anyway. So look, I gotta say, it's like, of all the things, like I never thought in a million years that that would be a thing.
Starting point is 00:32:59 But I do want to talk about something personal. And I hope you guys don't mind. I'm gonna, and we're all gonna take turns pounding this one. And I'm, and I'm, we're all. You're just like one walking. You're just like one. We're all. He just stood up.
Starting point is 00:33:15 Ian's like, I'm ready to pound. I'm going to my posture. So Hocking Jeffries is a hard. He emphasized, I'm a hard note to expel Sheila Schifrelis McCormick, which is allegedly, according to Axios, being charged for allegedly stealing $5 million from FEMA. Now, this is personal for me. And I'll tell you in many, many, many ways why this is personal. I wanted to talk about the story today.
Starting point is 00:33:45 When I was in Congress, I knew about this. I talked about this. The ethics committee was investigating her for two years prior to my, like, anything that happened to me. And after two years, they literally accepted her staffs and her legal team's excuse that this was an oversight that she was really only entitled to, I believe, $50,000, but it was an oversight from the government who sent her $5 million. And she thought, you know, it was correct and, you know, dispersed it.
Starting point is 00:34:13 accordingly she bought a $109,000 Tiffany yellow diamond ring i mean who would not with five million dollars extra showing up in your bank account run to tiffany right um and this was a big deal for me because i kept trying to raise the case of selective prosecution right it was a big deal the judges dismissed it the doj dismissed it the congress and and uh ethics committee dismissed it they would not take that as an issue well long and behold now she's indicted because finally there is an actual DOJ that is actually prosecuting people like Sheila McCormick. Jeffrey Hakeem Hephries has asked, Jesus, Epstein's all over my head now. Hakeem Jeffries is asked today or yesterday, I don't know, I think it was today earlier today,
Starting point is 00:35:04 on what's his take on the expulsion resolution offered by the great honorable Congressman Greg Stuby of the great beautiful Sunshine State, which is Florida, on the Expulsion Resolution on Sheila. And here's what he had to say. Greg Stubi plans to force a vote to expel Congresswoman Sherylums McCormick this week, who has been indicted for allegedly sinful funds. What is House Democratic leadership stand here?
Starting point is 00:35:37 Are you opposing this effort and standing, I guess, with Sherfell's McCormick? I mentioned on Friday that Congresswoman Shafelis McCormick is entitled to. to the presumption of innocence, like every other American, I'm a hard no as it relates to the effort to expel her and it's going to fail. How much influence does this guy have? Is this just one vote? Speaker of the House.
Starting point is 00:36:01 No, no, he is a minority leader, but really, Jeffers, really, Hakeem, she's innocent until proven guilty. She enjoys a presumpt, you freaking expelled me before I was ever convicted of anything. Where's my presumption of innocence? And this pisses me off. That's the difference between Republicans and Democrats. Well, I guess I'm not a Democrat. That's the problem, right? That's the, you do have a privilege.
Starting point is 00:36:24 You know how people like talking about white privilege or something called Democrat privilege in Congress. Well, no, it's all Democrat privilege, right? I mean, look back to Swallow Well or, you know, Jamie Ratskin. Right? Let's talk about when Jamie Ratskin and Eric Swalwell, you know, modified my tweet right in front of the world during the second impeachment trial and they never even got held the county. They entered fake evidence into that impeachment trial that was altered and never got expelled, never got corrected, nothing.
Starting point is 00:36:52 What did they do to your tweet? So during the second impeachment trial, Jamie Ratzkin and Eric Swalwell took a tweet that President Trump had retweeted because we were on the march for Trump bus tour and they altered it. They added a blue checkmark. They completely changed the meaning of my tweet. They changed the photo on my thing to I had a head shot up to me holding an AR-15 so I would fit their narrative of being like an insurrectionist. Yeah, it's like what Cuomo did to Mamdani, where he made his skin darker and that like propaganda piece. I thought that was hilarious. But George, I mean, in all honesty, is there, other than you, right?
Starting point is 00:37:29 Does anybody get held accountable for anything they do in Congress? No, I was like the six, what's his name that had gold bars in his jet? Oh, Bamanent. You know, I did time with his two co-conspirators? Oh, really? Yeah. They were in the same prison as me. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:37:44 It was just wild. But, um, well, George, do you feel better? Do you feel like you've gotten a little bit of revenge here? It's not about revenge. It's about, honestly, revenge is making this personal about me. It's more about the country. Right. No, we're saying as far as late.
Starting point is 00:37:59 The country's cooked. Like, we have a member of Congress who allegedly stole five million dollars from FEMA. That's a lot of money, first of all. And from FEMA. FEMA, that's like, what? No. Like, I want the Tiffany ring. though. Like, I'm not going to lie.
Starting point is 00:38:14 I want the risk. Yeah, but I mean, FEMA, George. Right? Like, isn't FEMA in itself a problem where they show up to North Carolina and they give people $760? I'll do this. Well, true, true. It is selective. But here's what I'll do. I'll keep it interesting. And I mean this for all the, every, all the listeners. If I managed to score the Tiffany ring from rep McCormick, I will auction it out for starting for a cent to the audience. And I'll cap it.
Starting point is 00:38:42 at a grand and that's a $100,000 ring. I mean it. If I get that ring one way or another, I'm bringing it here and I'm going to let one of you guys get that and make it into an investment for yourselves. Well, watch me do it. I think that's why most people are black pill in politics in general.
Starting point is 00:38:58 I mean, yeah, you're talking about FEMA. Like all the government projects are a scam. Like anything in government is a scam? All the politicians are literally lying and stealing all the time. It's like, is this a shock? So people are asking, she stole a Tiffany ring? No, she took money for not a,
Starting point is 00:39:12 she allegedly stole and bought this very exclusive yellow diamond multiple, I think like four carrot, like gargantuan yellow diamond. If you go on her official congressional portrait, if you can pull it up, it's hilarious because it's like right there sitting on her arm. Oh God. It's like it's so funny. And earlier like late last year during Christmases and her staff used her official portrait, but then they caught editing out the ring.
Starting point is 00:39:40 It was just like such a nightmare because. They edited out for like an official like Christmas card or whatever. She had to give the ring back? We don't know. I mean, she still, she has a presumption of innocence right now. Yeah. She's found guilty of nothing. She's probably with her own money.
Starting point is 00:39:54 So she's found guilty. Does then she have to step down from Congress or is it just their duty to expel her? She's found guilty. Uh, uh, precedent holds that if either she resigns or they'll expel her. That's how James traffic him prior to me. I, I was expelled without being found guilty of anything. So I was new precedent. That's why they're trying to apply that precedent to her.
Starting point is 00:40:14 The prior precedent to me was you got to be found guilty. So do you think going forward people should not be expelled without being found guilty? Honestly, I think the precedent that was set for me was dangerous. I think everybody should enjoy. I should have enjoyed the presumption of innocence. Because the moment that I was expelled, I lost the ability to defend myself because I had already kind of been convicted by a jury of my peers. The Republicans should have closed ranks and kept you in there even if you were found guilty. Nope.
Starting point is 00:40:47 Yeah, they didn't do it. I flip the state. You know, you know, like, that's how you exercise power. I agree. That's what they're doing right now. Exactly. Exactly. And that's my exact point.
Starting point is 00:40:56 Like, Republicans don't have any idea how to use power when they have it. They should not have expelled you. They should, and like, they should have closed ranks and they should have tossed up the middle fingers and said, F you. We're not doing that. At least if, until a guilty verdict. was found. If there was one, then, I mean, I think you have to do what's right. Morally obligate. No, you have to do what's good for the Republican Party. You have to do,
Starting point is 00:41:21 because you have to do what's good for a marriage. I got to, I got to read this comment because I think it's hilarious. Kind of weird. So James Johnson says, kind of weird that when Tim takes his beanie off, he has hair and he's gay. He's been gay. He's been gay. It's not jokes. I'm glad you like it, George. I think it's awesome. That was awesome. So these guys, Jeffries isn't saying presumption of innocence, we're not, or is that what he's saying?
Starting point is 00:41:49 She's got the presumption of innocence. We're not going to expel her. Yeah. Yeah. It's a hard no. He, you are, should we play it again? I don't think he hadn't heard it. He's a hard no.
Starting point is 00:42:00 Hard no. From the minority leader. It's harder than it's ever been, Sean. It's hard. They just know how to exercise power. They do. Look, I got to say, like, somebody who served in Congress, one of the most powerful people I've ever actually seen act with power in Congress, Nancy Pelosi.
Starting point is 00:42:15 Yeah, absolutely. Say whatever you want about her. She's absolutely crazy. Crazy Nancy Pelosi. She knows how to wield power. She takes that gavel and gavels crap out of it. What's her tactic? Fear.
Starting point is 00:42:29 She probably has a dossie on every single member. Like, oh, you're not going to. Yeah, you do you remember when Congresswoman from Long Island? Oh, my God. Kathleen Rice didn't vote for her. for leadership for it to be speaker again. She took her off all committees, put her in purgatory, gave her like non-relevant committees for a member of her own caucus that's in a swing seat, right?
Starting point is 00:42:53 So like that's the kind of stuff she does. Remember when she attacked AOC for not voting for speaker? So Pelosi wielded power. That's the kind of stuff the Republicans should do as well. I agree. Johnson should be, throw it on their heads. Johnson should be doing everything he can to get people in line. Like they should be doing everything they can because like I mean we've talked about this a lot
Starting point is 00:43:15 But if they lose the midterms then the Democrats are going to just they're going to impeach Johnson's an absolute disappointment right and we honestly call him micro johnson oh come on the guy's right no he's got a razor thin margin he's got a razor thin margin i will criticize mike Mike when i think he's wrong and you know that and i have and i and i did i don't He couldn't even figure out how to get into Twitter spaces. Let me make this, come on. Let me make this clear. I personally, when I criticize the speaker, I speak to him personally.
Starting point is 00:43:47 I do. I talk to him and I'm like, I think this is a bad idea. Are you listening? Grow some. So what I'm going to say about the speaker is he has the worst job in America. And every speaker has the worst job in America. It sucks. It ages you.
Starting point is 00:44:04 It destroys your personal life. You have no semblance of a normal life. A great example of that is look at Kevin McCarthy now and take a picture of him in 2023. He looks great. He looks refreshed, slept, almost looks like he had plastic surgery then. You know what that is called sleep. Sex? Sleep, probably sex.
Starting point is 00:44:24 I don't know. I'm just saying it's like being speaker sucks. You have the weight of the country on your shoulder and everything's your fault. If you do good, it's your fault. If you do bad, it's like you're just. Like, you didn't do good enough. If you do bad, you didn't, you didn't try hard enough. It's like, it's never enough.
Starting point is 00:44:41 So in that thread, I'm just going to, like, quite pivot to my favorite person who loves, loves to be talked about. James O'Keefe. I love James. That's not a thing of James. James loves to be talking about. No, no, no. I love James. I go to James birthday parties.
Starting point is 00:44:58 James always invites me to things. James is fantastic. I just think he's fantastic. I love him. I mean, dude, I was at his party last year's birthday party. They had, what do you call those marshmallow heads? It was like so crazy. He DJed an entire set.
Starting point is 00:45:11 I was just like, okay, James is on fire. But with OMG media, James O'Keethes, one of his undercovers, discovered on a hidden camera, and this is breaking today, that FBI official admits Minnesota fraud investigations will result in zero arrests. And quote, I don't think anybody daycare fraud criminals would ever go to prison. So this is where the DOJ, where, which. the DOJ FBI, just going to point somebody. So essentially, this is what I talk a lot about.
Starting point is 00:45:41 It's all theater. We're getting all this great stuff. And here's why I think nobody's going to go to prison. This is now a thought, personal thought, okay? I think it's because once you start pulling that thread, it's bipartisan. Interesting. It's bipartisan. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:45:56 It's bipartisan. Well, because I figured like Waltz and the other idiot are tied up, but you think it's, It goes deeper. I think it goes deeper. I think it's waltz. It could be members of Congress. It could be it's bottom to top. And if you start pulling that thread, I think it's going to be a complete disaster.
Starting point is 00:46:16 A disaster, absolute disaster, where you're going to see Republicans and Democrats all have to go to prison. So it's either you just let it go and you call it a rounding error. Boohoo will do better. Or you start putting potentially your own in prison. Yeah, but it's not just Minnesota. That's the problem. Right. If they start pulling on New York, if they start pulling on these other major, major metro areas.
Starting point is 00:46:40 California. Like, it's not just the people in Minnesota that would go to prison. Now you got elected officials in L.A. in Atlanta and New York that are all going to go down. And does that make up a majority of the Democrat party? I don't know. Maybe. But I mean, you'd be shocked. You'd be shocked that the intersectionalities that Republicans and Democrats are in bed. I was going to say, because like, who cares if it's only Democrats, they're all in bed.
Starting point is 00:47:01 It's garbage. Like if you're like sailing a galleon through the ocean and half your crew mutinies, but you need that crew to sail the ship or you're all going to die, I mean, you can't make them all walk the plane. Exactly. Well, this is what I was saying. This is why like regular people don't support government projects, government, you know, like daycares, the COVID, the PPP loans. Like most people who know anything don't don't support government spending. Like, it's all a scam. Yeah, but think about how many journalists have gone up to Minnesota.
Starting point is 00:47:37 We've never heard anything like this. Nick Shirley goes up there, doesn't ask questions. What a hero. What a Chad. Right? 23 years old. What a Chad. And everyone's like, well, why are we hearing about this?
Starting point is 00:47:47 Because at other news agencies, you have levels of editors. You have legal. You have everything else that will take everything out before, you know, it ever gets anywhere. I got to tell you, like, what a Chad. At 23, I can tell you. you, I was not out there with microphones and uncovering $9 billion worth of fraud. Yeah. I totally did something wrong with my life.
Starting point is 00:48:07 And now he's in California. Dude, I saw that. Gillian Michaels goes like, I have goosebumps. And it's like Shirley in California. Yeah, we were talking about this yesterday in the member show, but it's like, unfortunately, like Shirley and all the independent journalists, the knows they have to go into these places because the locals aren't, they're just not paying attention, you know? So you have to have these like outside people coming in.
Starting point is 00:48:30 Like some people in the chat are saying this and this caught my eye if someone's stealing my money and this is a What is it? Heather Bug? Uh, 265 and it's if someone is stealing my Stealing my money, uh, they're never one of my own like that's true. They're not one of your own, but at the same time they're part of the crew that keeps you up, right? And and I guess one of your pillars that's a that's a sad part right. And it's a criminal organization essentially politics in most. in most cases.
Starting point is 00:49:01 I witness this. And from a local level, I think what people, the whole two-party system works in front of the cameras. They work well on the national stage and Congress and, you know, the White House disputes, Senate, Senate House for Congress and, you know, the whole shing of a dig. But when you go down to local politics, they're all in bed. I'll give an example. In New York, it's like you're in a Russian election.
Starting point is 00:49:28 I'm not kidding. Judges, for instance, every year there's judges on the ballot. The GOP chair and the Democrat chair get together and say, okay, you take three judges, I take three judges. They're six. So we'll cross endorse them. So that judge for that office will appear on all party lines. And then the same thing happens for all the other judges. And you're just like, it's a Russian election.
Starting point is 00:49:52 Does this matter if you're voting for the Republican or Democrat? You're going to get the same person. Yeah, it's totally, it's incestuous. I know it's at the RNC, too, the RNC and the DNC, like, they'll use the same contractors, like the people that make the security badges and the people that, you know, make whatever the thing is you need to get into the event, like the same company. They go to each other's kids' weddings. It's just like, I'm not kidding. It's just so bad. The money is recyclable, too.
Starting point is 00:50:17 Like, there are billionaires, specifically New York City, for instance, and not calling anybody out. But John Kotsman's Eat is big billionaire New York City, right? He don't need to Democrats and Republicans. Well, yeah, I mean that Trump's mentioned that himself. Like, that's the smart thing to do. That's a smart thing to do. Yeah, you have a lot of money. You give money to everybody.
Starting point is 00:50:36 It's the same money. So everybody owes you a favor or at the very least, they don't look at you. They don't bother you. Yeah. How that worked out for Trump? Well, Donald Trump decided to get into politics. If you just stayed a billionaire and kept lining the pockets, they would have left him alone. Yeah, well.
Starting point is 00:50:49 Remember, before Trump was elected, he was like everybody's favorites. Are you kidding? They wrapped about him. Everybody wanted to beat Trump. I mean, I love Trump. I've loved Trump since his. kid I was always my whole thing with Donald Trump is Trump Tower as I was a kid I'd be like mom I want to have a building with my name on it one day it was just like wow it's amazing
Starting point is 00:51:06 yeah to me that that's always been like the the the like pinnacle of success yeah so for me it was just like oh my god yeah this this dude's for New Yorkers yeah this feels like this is another layer of this combo though isn't necessarily what the story was about but it feels like this managed decline is like we are that it is happening right now with the crypto dip with the gold going up and then dropping 30%, crypto dropping by 30%. Who makes that money? Who creates it? No.
Starting point is 00:51:32 Oh, whoever short of the stocks. Who is? Who short of the stocks? I don't know. Can we find out? Should we talk about insider trading in Congress? No, no, wait, no, no. I can't do that.
Starting point is 00:51:41 I can't do that. I completely, I lose total rationale if I talk about insider trading because I go absolutely disgusting. And the chat's already thinking I'm too gay. I get really gay. We see you, Crunchaw? Like, I get really. really gay mad when I like, you know, so let me make this very clear.
Starting point is 00:52:01 This country is so cooked right now in the way that it's being managed. Any business would have filed bankruptcy tenfold. Of course. Any business. I mean, we make, we print the money. So that's why. A business doesn't get to do that. Exactly.
Starting point is 00:52:16 Yeah. So a country running without balanced, without balanced budgets on trillions of dollars worth of deficits with waste fraud and abuse running rampant. and nobody's going to go to prison. Are you kidding? Do we have a little clip of this just so we can hear from the horse's mouth saying this?
Starting point is 00:52:34 I want y'all to see this. Like, I mean, come on. It's frustrating. Goodos to James, by the way. Oh, Justin, back to the James video. Yeah, he keeps breaking these things. You know, he's with a new outfit, but he's still doing it. With OMG Media?
Starting point is 00:52:48 Yeah. Yeah, he knows how to disperse the workload. You know, the chat's complaining about you being gay, but that's how James gets a lot. So here he's like a D-Bon. Is that... 110% he's a dealer. Are you serious?
Starting point is 00:52:58 110%. How? He's lazy. No. He's not good at his job. I've said that if arrests do not happen, if people are not held to account, then we'll have no choice but to investigate the investigators themselves. I am a security specialist at the FBI. So I do background checks, investigations, I've been working there five years now.
Starting point is 00:53:18 On hidden camera, this FBI security specialist tells us the quiet part out loud. I don't think there's going to be any major arrests, like with FITLOR or FBI? No. Also, nobody, I don't think anybody would ever go to prison. Now, thanks to the brave work of citizen journalists like Nick Shirley, Americans were able to see what actually happens in Minnesota outside these daycare centers. Do you think they're going to arrest them like that are you dealing with the daycare stuff? I think by the time that case is done, even being, like, looked at, being ready to go to court, Trump won't even be in office anymore like they would most likely be thrown out very quickly fraud cases like that
Starting point is 00:53:59 like money stuff yeah years little years of time they're gonna try and pin it on somebody i think you're badass thank you cheers i bet she's hot i mean her tit is totally like i'm getting laid to you guys for that for an fbi agent to be talking like this those tits must be on fire it's so Sidney, who? It's so wild to me that, okay, listen, guys, if you are in law enforcement or the government and there's a girl, any girl, interested in your job, it's a setup. I mean, no girl is interested in your job and understands what you do. I think that goes for Congress, too, right?
Starting point is 00:54:39 I mean, it's just safe to say, look, if any girl's interested in you, it's a setup. It's a setup. It's James O'Keefeet. If she can ask about daycare fraud and you don't really get into the deep, like, come home. John are these guys. You know what shockings? It's an FBI agent. He went to Quantico.
Starting point is 00:54:54 He, you know, he, you're like, Jesus. Well, five years ago, clearly, they weren't doing their best at Quantico either with selection with Biden. It's a really good point. Yeah. I love, well, dude, is, I'm the captain. No. It's like, I thought that guy was kind of based.
Starting point is 00:55:12 That guy was straight up like, you know, this case is going to get put on ice for years. They're going to tie up all the loose ends. He didn't say this. I'm saying this. They're going to make sure all these little bookends of names. You're saying the threads are not are clipped where they need to be clipped. And then hopefully that the public will stop talking about it is what they're 30 years from now.
Starting point is 00:55:27 We have like the Somali fraud case list dropping. Because somebody is like that it's like Epstein 2.0. Oh yeah. They're hitting that Epstein thing hard right now too. I wonder if that's a herring to distraction of this. I don't know. I honestly don't know. But here's what I do know.
Starting point is 00:55:41 In all of hypocrisy that we're seeing here, the war this week for hypocrisy really goes to none other than Billy Irish. What a train rack. We're moving on already. Yeah, but they were so iced out at the Grammys. Yeah. It's iced out. I mean, and the fact that she's using talking points from like Eam X Kendi five years ago, you know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:56:05 Like, dude, come on. As an artist, okay, would you use the stage of the Grammys to go pontificate like she did and then get called out by a tribe? But you're $14 million dollar of mansions on stolen. land ma'am what are you going to do about it i would never go to the grammies in the first place i have a i have a problem with the grammies in general um and i avoid talking politics from stage uh there's five guys smart there's four guys in the band i mean i'm on this show and my twitter is all politics and stuff but when it comes to you know representing all that remains there's four other guys in the band and we've had different politics uh you know throughout the entire life of the band so no i wouldn't
Starting point is 00:56:46 You know, I'm not a solo artist. I'm in a band. And the band doesn't have politics. So no. This is just stupid. Yeah. Well, you know what's stupid is that the Tongva tribe, responsibility.
Starting point is 00:56:57 Ilish is stolen land ice call out at the gravies by essentially reminding her. Your stolen land comment was cool. Just mention the tribe next time. I know. I mean, that's all they cared about was the shout out. I was like, what? Whatever, you stole our land and whatever. We don't have it. But just next time, give us a shout out.
Starting point is 00:57:13 In all fairness to Billy Elish and some of the other ones, Do I think that these people want to go up on stage and shit on ice and do all? No, I don't. But I think that the people in their comments, their supporters and the people running the Grammys are telling them like, yo, you need to speak out about this. Why aren't you speaking out? And we know this is happening because some of the artists and some of the people are making videos. And they're like, I'm getting bombarded in my comments.
Starting point is 00:57:37 I'm getting, you know, hate mail. I'm getting hate calls. Like, I don't know what to do here. I'm supposed to mention this. So here, let me just say this statement and they'll leave me alone. To be fair, I mean, if you, you know, I guess to play devil's advocate, the celebrity's on stage, if you're looking out at that audience, there's literally people dress like the Tongva tribe out there. So I'd be, maybe she's a little scared. Like, hey, if I don't say anything, they're going to like rush the stage.
Starting point is 00:57:59 I think, I think she believes all of it. I think that most of them do. I think that it's kind of a hive mind out there. It's a very uniform, very uniform opinion. I mean, I've spent a lot of time hanging out with people in the music business. Very uniform. I've gotten a lot of people that used to be that back in the day were my friends before, you know, before woke kind of became a thing and before people started getting canceled and stuff.
Starting point is 00:58:24 They used to be my friends and they, you know, they don't, you know, won't return my call or whatever. So I think that it's genuine. She's saying these things because she believes it because they most, almost all believe it. They really believe that they smell their own farts. I think, I don't think that's that that they believe it. Right. Do you know what I think it is? they tell themselves these things so many times.
Starting point is 00:58:47 They have to believe it. Why Jennifer Lawrence, the actress, Republican, registered Republican from Kentucky when she was younger. She grew up conservative. She went to Hollywood. Boom, goes crazy. Miley Cyrus grew up in Nashville. Her dad, super conservative.
Starting point is 00:59:02 She goes crazy. But you look at, look at Sidney, right? She's standing her ground. She made that meme. And she just was kind of giving that woman the evil eye for asking the question the way she did. And now she's, she's been like, look, I'm not a political person. I'm not in the arts because I want to talk politics. So I'm not going to be talking about this. But you know that that's called for I'm conservative, leave me aloud.
Starting point is 00:59:24 Well, she's not willing to go into woke. I mean, of course it is. Yeah. She won't speak out. But do they understand? No, I don't, I don't necessarily think that it's, it's code that she's conservative. I think she's probably marginally politically aware if she is and she's just like, you know, I mean, I don't really want to get into this. I definitely don't want to bow to the mob that's saying that I have to. Yeah. And so, you know, she's like whatever. But you look like Lana Del Rey.
Starting point is 00:59:49 Lana Del Rey married that dude. Yeah. You know, swamp guys. Oh, my God. I love that story. That's just great. And she loves that guy. She's on the red carpet being like, look at how cute my man is.
Starting point is 01:00:02 Blah, blah, blah, blah. She's great. She's a good person, too. And she's been having a lot of these good, like, wholesome moments. But I'm going to real quick on this because I think it's funny. back to Sidney Sweeney before I finished dunking on Billy Eilish. She literally gave a million dollar donation to an LGBTQ organization and wrote, I hope they find the cure, period.
Starting point is 01:00:26 Didn't say for what. And that blew up. It goes absolutely viral. The gays on Instagram are like, ah, what did we cure for what? And it's just like, and she just left it there to hang. And I thought it was so gene. I love that.
Starting point is 01:00:41 Sydney? Look, that's Sidney. Yeah, she's great. Love her. People know. I absolutely love her. People know, people generally know, there are a lot of gay people, gay men that take prep because they want to be able to go and have promiscuous sex and stuff like that. So, you know, I'm not sure what she was talking about, but, you know, there are signs.
Starting point is 01:01:01 There are clues. Yeah. And, like, my argument is that most of them actually don't. They may believe it, Phil, but they don't understand it at all. Like, you know, if they were actually with the times, they would be on. stage in a full communist outfit like up there saying we need to destroy the government. I mean, they're not really Herbert Mark Hughes, yeah. But the point I'm making is like they're so far behind like the talking points they're
Starting point is 01:01:21 getting from their network or their bubble or whatever is like so far like removed from where leftists actually are today. I don't think they actually understand. It's very much like you said they believe it, but they don't understand it's like if you tell a little kid you're teaching what all these things are, this is a cup. And the kid's like cup. This still doesn't know what that means. Exactly.
Starting point is 01:01:37 But he believes it is a cup now. But doesn't these when you're living in. I was there for like. five, seven years. It becomes this web of community that if you disassociated, try and detach from it, they will snap you out. You will be thrown away. And your career goes with it.
Starting point is 01:01:53 That's being an actor with those friends and that's the people you pick. You know that this girl, Billy Isles, is just getting constantly told these things by her community, you know? Sorry, George, are you about to. I was just going to say a better example than Cynthia Revo and Ariana Grande. Ariana Grande. I mean, I'm not saying she was perfect, but she was normal before she worked on this set of Wicked and then it's like what happened yeah I mean they were in it they were in a polyamorous yeah some kind of exploratory so committee relationship Libby
Starting point is 01:02:23 Emmons did she wanted to talk about this badly last week and we did and it talked about it a little bit in the after show and she went fairly in depth on it the first time that they went out doing the promo for for Wicked they were so weird and so off-putting that Wicked 2 didn't even get nominated because of how how their behavior was toward each other. It's just weird. You know, they just were behaving weird. I don't know if it's because of Cynthia or not.
Starting point is 01:02:57 But, you know, like, you know, there was a time where, you know, the worst thing that Arianna Grande did was lick a donut. She was a dumb kid when she did that. Well, I think what's really, like, surprising is so you have the Cynthia Revo thing. She's looking all scrawny looking like real sick. And then she comes. comes back, I think it was to the Grammys last weekend, and she was like color back in her face, weight back in her face. Like, she looked great again.
Starting point is 01:03:18 So it really was simply. I mean, I agree. I mean. My precious. I just want to touch you. I just want to put it in. It's so freaking weird. She's like, freakishly long fingers and the nails accentuate it.
Starting point is 01:03:36 I mean, but then again. It kind of looks like a demon. But then again. You got something? She is the black column. I'm picturing, I think I know the interview you're talking about. I just, the two women, the two girls in a series of running, that woman's like, ugh, the mother is creepy.
Starting point is 01:03:49 It's like, my breath. She's talking and she's like, so freaking. Like picking her hair. Look, but then it's Hollywood, right? Yeah, I'm going to say. It's Hollywood. It's Hollywood. Fame makes you weird.
Starting point is 01:04:00 And the, you know, more famous you get, the weirder a lot of people get. Yeah. And according to Nikki Minaj's bombshell drop yesterday is. Nikki Minaj, hey. Nicky Minaj, pull up in the monster automobile, gangster with a bad bitch that came from Sri Lanka. Yeah, I'm going to take a color with you one guy. So, I mean, and then she starts and drops this.
Starting point is 01:04:20 Your favorite artists have been practicing. Sorry, rituals in the satanic cult where they take babies from other countries and mutilate and kill them as a form of blood sacrifice to their God. Now, what God that is, only God knows. You see, when your master is Satan, you must constantly shed blood. However, the jig is up. I mean, what? I know, based.
Starting point is 01:04:46 What's the source? Nikki Minaj. And Chuckie, apparently. Well, to defend her, though, I mean, Sandra Bullock admitted this years ago on the Ellen show that they would take the four skins of Asian babies and literally thread it into their faces. That's why Sandra Bullock looks the same. That's why all the actresses, they don't age because of this. And adrenachrome.
Starting point is 01:05:05 I mean, they wanted to say it was in this space of like, ooh, it's conspiracy. Well, not really. And then we see what's coming out in the Epstein files where they really were having babies brought in from European countries, Asian countries, and they were doing whatever with them. Is this really that far off? Adrenachrome is just oxidized adrenaline, I think. It is. And you have to scare the shit out of the babies. Oh, geez.
Starting point is 01:05:29 So apparently the way they harvest it is you scare them, take the adrenachrome. And because the fear, like the whatever gets released when you're fearful, that's what. gets them high and apparently they said that it's better than heroin. It's better than anything else is this weird adrenicrum shit. Oh my gosh. I mean, look, we don't know if it's true or not, but like, Nikki Minaj, it's like people now want to dunk all over Nikki, Nicky, you know, Nikki's an A-lister. Nicky's been around. Nicky's, this is not, this is not a fringe has been. This is Nikki freaking Minaj. And I'm going to put stock into what she's saying because she, she's been on the right side of a lot of issues. I mean, I wrote an.
Starting point is 01:06:10 entire bill in Congress called a Minaj Act. I don't know if you guys know this. It was a medical freedom bill. And I named it after her because, hey, I'm a fan, right? So I thought it was funny, like mix a little pop culture. I got all the barbs' attention. Like, oh, no, Queen Nikki got a bill after her. She talked about me on the breakfast club and all of that stuff.
Starting point is 01:06:26 But the point was it was a medical freedom bill. Why she was talking about her cousin's friend who took the COVID jab and his testicles swolled up, right? And it was an actual side effect. Right. Rare cases. Right. So I did this bill.
Starting point is 01:06:41 It's like it's on Congress.gov. You can look it up. It's there. And I had that intersectionality of like wherewithal to try to, you know, bring her into the fold because she was willing to say these things four years, five years, six years ago now. So I believe her. I genuinely believe. Do you believe her? I mean, look, I don't see what she has to gain by lying.
Starting point is 01:07:03 By lying about this. That's my point. I believe her. And also, too, like it's one of those things I know Libby made this argument too. there needs to be more celebrities, especially like bigger name celebrities, come out in support of conservative values. That's why people have lost,
Starting point is 01:07:17 you know, all respect for Hollywood, because it's all one way and it keeps going crazier and crazier and it's all one way. You know, the Chris Prats, the Nikki Menages, like they need to come forward. Like, we need to see more of those. Dude, I don't know if it's true what she's saying,
Starting point is 01:07:30 but we were talking about human sacrifice earlier, me and Mark at the house, because he saw a person sacrificed one time. It was a crazy story. What? Yeah, long story. You'll have to ask him about it. He was in musician circles, yeah.
Starting point is 01:07:42 Out in the jungle, man, you go deep into foreign countries. You see some crazy shit in the jungle. And that... That's like a line from Monster that I was just... Yeah, dude. We have a pretty coddled life in the U.S. up here and pay some money to get your food lifestyle. So just... I think people go when they get very rich and comfortable.
Starting point is 01:08:04 They tend to go a little esoteric. They start to get crazy. into the occult? I don't know if it's... Yeah, but I think that they made this. So they want you to think it's part of the occult, right? That the human sacrifice, oh my God, don't even look at it. But they're making it part of mainstream society. Right.
Starting point is 01:08:22 Look at Jay-Z. Look at all these other people who have mad rumors that they're doing some weird-ass shit. And then Nikki Minaj comes out at the same time as the Epstein files dropping. And if you're looking at those 3.5 million files that came out, there's sacrifice. There's human sacrifice. There's going after babies. There's going after children. There's killing people.
Starting point is 01:08:43 Right? Like, is this really so hard to believe after what we've seen come out of Hollywood when you have Sam Smith dressed as fat Satan on the stage? Fat Satan. He's fat Satan. Not the fat Satan, Colin. Right?
Starting point is 01:08:56 He needs to lose a little weight if he's going to put them spandex on. So Satan's supposed to be like him from the powerproof girls. Well, I mean, like they said. Yeah, but why are they doing that? Like they are Lady Gaga. Another example. How many times is Lady Gaga, you know, fake sacrifice somebody on stage? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:09:17 That's like it's hard for me to this cognitive dissonance that people in our culture could do that is crazy. Absolutely. I have no doubt about what Nikki said. I think Nikki just said it out loud. I just think Nikki is just speaking her truth. She got nothing to lose. Like, I mean, she's sheltered. She's on good lockdown.
Starting point is 01:09:35 She don't got to talk to Lord defends her. That, oh boy. She watches all fall for going against her. Praise Jesus. No, that's Nicky Saw. And I mean it. I know that. I know.
Starting point is 01:09:44 It's like Nikki, Nikki's, um, Nikki's just out there. And, um, and she's just not scared. Look, I dunk on Cardi B for sport. I always have. This is not a new thing. I am not a newfound Nikki fan. Like I, like I, like I, you just saw like I can go deep in her music. I mean like I, I, I'm not a newfound Nikki fan.
Starting point is 01:10:04 I have Nikki music all over my playlist. That's what I sadly I like trap music You and me both So it's like I've been dunking on on Cardi B for sport for like years Everybody is just like picking up on it now and they're doing it. I'm like okay great join the club But like I'm sorry like I'm the HBIC so excuse me Nicky and Cardi are always good though do I think
Starting point is 01:10:31 Nicky and Cardi's beef oh Oh wow like Cardi threw shoes that Nikki at one point It seems like the value of human sacrifices that the blood is magnetic. And if the spirit is some sort of magnetic, you know, dynamo flowing through the, the atmosphere, then the blood has a connection. The iron and the blood connects to the spirit. I don't know, man. Just take it away, Sean.
Starting point is 01:10:55 I don't think that's, I don't think that's right. I think honestly what they're doing. Yeah, well, they did it because of the, you know, their gods and their rituals. But I think the idiots today do it just to do it. They do it just to be the opposite. Well, no, hold on. Nikki says it in, no, I know. But the reason why they champion it is because it's the anti-society, right?
Starting point is 01:11:17 So it's like the opposite. So like if we're in a Christian society, they're going to say, well, we love the devil, you know, because they have the gnostic knowledge. They have the inside knowledge, right? So that's why they champion the dark stuff. That's what it seems like when you were saying the dude was wearing the fat devil costume. Or a fat dude in the devil. That's the guy.
Starting point is 01:11:35 Yeah, Sean Smith. He's like, ooh, it's so edgy, see? Exactly. Give me your attention. But then there's people that actually do it, which is really. There's a lot of them doing it, right? You have that, what's the name of that black kid
Starting point is 01:11:45 that did the song with Miley Cyrus's dad? Oh, um. Come on, no. And you forget his name. Yeah, the blood shoe guy. He did, he did like, we did that track of Bailey's, right? Little Nas. Little Nas.
Starting point is 01:11:57 Yeah, not. Yeah, like, yeah. Like, dude, like, does it get weird than that? Yeah, but has anybody seen him since he was wandering down the street? under and down the streets of West Hollywood and his tidy whitties and his cowboy boots singing. I mean, I always seen him since. Honestly, they're all delusional.
Starting point is 01:12:13 Why did he do the pregnant man? Why did he do the pregnant man? Because he's crazy. Because they're satanic. They don't talk about it. Exactly. Because we would be here talking about it. Yeah, but pull that tweet back up from Nikki,
Starting point is 01:12:24 her original one real quick. Oh no, I believe everything she's saying. When your Lord is Satan, and I think that's where our society is like getting away is that there are people in our society in positions of power that actually worship Satan. They don't do it for fun. They don't do it for anything like that. They actually worship Satan.
Starting point is 01:12:45 And he demands apparently blood sacrifices. And then how many people in Hollywood have had their kids killed or their kids are trans or something like that, which is a form of human sacrifice? Because we can't go out and kill people now. Right. If you take, if God made your kid a boy and you decide, no, I'm going to, I want my kid to be a girl, you're going against God and sacrificing your child. You can absolutely go out and kill children. You just have to do it before they're born. Or your name needs to be plant parenthood.
Starting point is 01:13:16 Yeah. It's the truth. Like, you can child sad. There are more babies aborted than there were children sacrificed in the Aztec Empire. Right. No, but that, that being said, I mean, that is why they do it. because being the opposite is the cool thing, right? So if your kid's sis, my kid's trans.
Starting point is 01:13:35 Like, that's the way they think. Yeah, but I think that's what they want. They get so, so, okay, guys, so I guess, look, Matt, underline, underscore Kelly is saying that we sound nuts, stop talking about the state and stuff. Feels like I hit a core. We hit a cord. I mean.
Starting point is 01:13:48 But I really do think, like, in Hollywood. I'm not going to stop talking about the state and stuff because I don't think it's crazy. No, I think it's real and I think people in Hollywood. Make me stop talking. Like, do they, do they actually like, say? That's my God is the Satan thing? Or do they just have no God? And then they're drawn to these evil satanic behaviors.
Starting point is 01:14:06 You're talking about the difference between like people that would consider themselves Satanists, which don't worship Satan, they worship themselves, or people that are into the occult, which actually do believe in, like, demons and they think they worship, like, the devil and stuff. Yeah, you have different levels, too. I mean, this is why Scientology thrived in Hollywood. Because not according to Joy Villa now. Do I? Have you seen Joy Villa taking Scientology by the balls?
Starting point is 01:14:34 I'm just saying, but it's thrived there for so long because people in Hollywood are insane. Shout out to Joy Villa for shout for literally putting them on their knees. Yeah. Oh, she showed up to the Grammy. Literally would address that says Scientology kills. Wow. It was dope. It's crazy.
Starting point is 01:14:51 I used to live right across the street from the Scientology Center in L.A. over on Franklin. I knew it. We did an audition. We got cast me and my girlfriend as a married couple. You look like a Scientologist. I was like, show me what you got, Scientologists. But they were like, we want you to tell lie and tell everybody you guys are married for our movie.
Starting point is 01:15:09 And it was like, this whole thing's the fucking scam. That's called acting. They hired me for an acting role for this church. I'm like, what the fuck? They would give people free acting lessons and they'd also promise them, hey, access to like bigger celebrities. And that's what the Satanists are doing in L.A. too. You know, they're giving them opportunities.
Starting point is 01:15:25 They're giving them access to bigger celebrities. And yes, there's definitely people that believe it. Like, there's people in Scientology that literally believe it. But you also have the people that are going along for it that it's like the cool thing. And I'm going to get the networks. I mean, look, look at Joy Villa. First of all, she looks stunning as always. Talk about, look, she's a queen of stunts, right?
Starting point is 01:15:42 Joy Villa always shows up like a MAGA dress or make America dress great again. And now Scientology kills. Like, bro, Tom Cruise, we need to do a wellness check on you. He might not be doing too well tonight. Yeah, he was upset. He must be very upset over this. They literally have Tom Cruise convinced that he can move objects with his mind. Tom Cruise is out of his mind.
Starting point is 01:16:03 He needs to stop injecting whatever it is on his face and start aging because it's revolting. Can you start looking like you're 60 dude? It's not healthy. I heard that he would rub what that's crazy. What's a family? Yeah, sperm on his face. Is that true? Tom, is that true?
Starting point is 01:16:18 I heard that. I didn't know about that. Somebody just said, I'm a zestologist. Yeah, I am zesty. So what made you, when we were talking about Satanism, what made you think of Scientology? Because I'm just saying that's how easy these LA types are to convince of dumb shit Well in Scientology is like the LA like religion right it's a very like actor oriented that's where Tom Cruise was like up on the couch like jumping on Oprah's couch like yeah it was like a fraternity or like it I have talked about Satanism all day we can talk talking talking about I guess about Satanism and it takes people who are really dark to do what
Starting point is 01:16:57 you know this gentleman and i'm this individual did to our friend and i think he was a friend to many of us in here um charlie kirk um talk about somebody who's in bed with the devil right to kill someone and now his uh defense team is seeking to block the videos of um charlie kirk's killing in his uh murder case claiming bias they're claiming bias yeah like claiming bias the defense attorney says that uh they want to remove the video because of now attorneys for the man charge in Kirk's killing want a state judge to block such videos from being shown during a hearing scheduled for Tuesday. Defense attorneys also want to oust TV and still cameras from the courtroom, arguing that highly biased news outlets risk tainting the case. I'm so very sorry.
Starting point is 01:17:49 I'm so very sorry for what I'm going to say. I'm probably not. Hell couldn't come faster for this mofo. I mean it. I mean, like, we still throw people on the chair. No, we don't do the chair. We do like the shot, right? Lethal injection. Yeah, like, sometimes we do lethal injection.
Starting point is 01:18:08 The European companies that provided two of the substances that go in the measure they stopped giving it to. Yeah, they morally stopped. That's funny because they're pharmaceutical companies. They'll sell us all the other drugs. They'll pump us with all of it. But the one to take out absolute pieces of human excrement out of circulation that they have a moral clarity. Look, I'm not for the death penalty. Like, I'm
Starting point is 01:18:27 pro-life in beginning and end of life, but there's special occasions that you just can't, you know, it's too close to home. I would argue that death penalty is too good for him. Well, yes and no. Okay, so, so can I give you a plan of punishment? Because you can't just put somebody on death row, right? They go on death row and then they suffer a couple of years. But I think a great start would be chemical castration. You're not going to rub one out until the day you die. I mean, you know, that's, that's a start for a guy, right? And then isolation, right?
Starting point is 01:19:00 Like, I don't, I don't really care to give you any human compassion after what you did. And in the way you did, you stole a father, you stole a husband, you stole a friend, you stole a leader of a movement. You stole a man who I genuinely at one point, I think we've had this conversation thought was going to be president of the United States. That was my very strong opinion about who I thought Charlie Kirk was. Just a caveat, if convicted. if convicted. If convicted, obviously. But, you know, again, these are allegations.
Starting point is 01:19:28 And I have to give him the presumption of innocence. But the facts of the case are so hard to refute that obviously I need to give him that presumption. We spoke about presumption of innocence earlier, right? But I think it's important that we look at this is, there are people that wake up and find a fortitude. and God bless these attorneys to go defend the indefensible. Like I talked about this the other day. I don't think people like Luigi Mangione, for instance, I don't think he's ever going to be convicted.
Starting point is 01:20:02 I think he's going to walk. I think a great example of that was some of the more extreme charges being dumb. Yeah. Well, I think what the defense is trying to do here also helps the psychopaths out there that are spinning completely insane narratives about what happened to Charlie. So, like, no, I agree. I think like we need to be able to see. everything we need to be able to see the case we need you know the evidence like everything like i wouldn't
Starting point is 01:20:25 be shopped if if it came out later on that they're consulting with our favorite crazy person who does everything for sensational views but yeah milo eunopolis no i'm just kidding no that's not no that's not who i was talking about you know no no that's not what i was talking about me either that's why i don't know i'm going to tell him that you threw him under the bus that was not that's not what i was talking about You want me to say who I'm talking about Candace. Oh, I knew you were talking about Candice. Oh, okay, great. Okay.
Starting point is 01:20:52 I was trying to be a gentleman about it, but, you know. I think what these guys are, the defense team is doing is what their thought process is, if we show this gruesome murder, the moment Charlie's hit, it will make the audience or the jury immediately be like, oh, so bad, guilty, guilty, guilty. So I see what they're doing. I don't think it's going to fly. It happened to him. You present the evidence.
Starting point is 01:21:12 But one thing, a conversation I had with people at Turning Point when we went over there and we were doing shows over there at Charlie's student. after his death was that what would would Charlie actually forgive this guy because he might he's like a legit Christian He might actually be like you look you're still gonna face punishment, but I forgive you You didn't know what you were doing you were manipulated Just why I did right away I just learned here Utah still has a death by firing of five guns That's wild that's not bad to give each shooter a plausible deniability that they were the one that killed the
Starting point is 01:21:46 guy like if it's found that he's guilty i just think the death penalty is just it's too easy like i and listen i don't like paying for people in jails and all that like i agree 100% like i you know well but you can't also want to kill them all like no no i'm saying oh okay i just wanted to clarify that because that's that's not the way that's slipper's like we can talk about the member show but uh i i don't like the fact that our money goes to like you know like keeping jail like people in jail but like for him, I would gladly pay to have him suffer for years and years and years if found guilty.
Starting point is 01:22:21 Nice. Great caveat. What I don't understand is... Guantanamo Bay, here you go. It is saying that the video can't be played. Yes, is the video completely graphic and something I never want to see again? I never watch it. I never watch it.
Starting point is 01:22:35 I never watch it. Frickin Lutely. Yeah. But that video also shows like, bro, like what? I never watched it. I was in prison when it happened. And I was in solitary confinement being tortured by the former warden of the facility who was fired, by the way. Bye, bitch.
Starting point is 01:22:51 Sorry. See ya. Solitaire confinement is a terrible position. I was in solitary confinement for 41 days tortured by a woman by the name of Lynn Kelly. Yeah. That's actual torture. Yeah, man. That's actual torture.
Starting point is 01:23:04 So I was told by a CEO actually who watches this show. He's like, hey, do you watch Timcast? Do you know these guys? You know Charlie Kirk? I'm like, yeah, I know Charlie's like, well, you knew him. because he was just murdered. I'm like, what? I was in solitary confinement.
Starting point is 01:23:16 I lost my mind, like, legit lost my mind. I was like, what is going on in the world? I'm like, no TV, no access to radio. I couldn't anything, right? So I didn't see it. And when I came out, it's funny, my partner goes like, do you want to see it?
Starting point is 01:23:30 I said, no, I don't want to see it. He's like, oh, it's all over the news. I'm like, yeah, but I missed that cycle, so I don't want to say. I never open it. You know why? Two things. I had a lot of respect for Charlie.
Starting point is 01:23:40 I disagreed with him on certain stances, which normal, like a normal human being. Me and Jen disagree. I'm sure we all disagree on stances. But I don't want to see that. I don't want to see his. I remember Charlie alive. I'm just going to remember that.
Starting point is 01:23:52 I never saw the video. I have no intention to watch the video. Well, George, I can tell you. It doesn't need to circulate. I don't want it circulate. So his kids doesn't see it. We were in spaces, obviously, when this happened, we do a lot of Twitter spaces or X spaces.
Starting point is 01:24:04 And literally one of the first things people kept coming up and saying was, I wonder what what George Santos is thinking right now. And the amount of times that you were named. was brought up around this whole thing of wondering, like, how you feel. Like, it was just really eye-opening, I suppose. I was tortured. I was being tortured. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:24:21 Well, I'll tell you, if I could find it, protect you from one thing. Because I don't think most people, if they had the choice, would have watched that video. Like, that was kind of the unfortunate thing with, like, free speech. I wish I could unsee that, honestly. If you knew them, it's so hard to. I know. I can't even imagine it. Like, I mean, people have tried to describe it to him.
Starting point is 01:24:39 Like, I'm not interested. I'm good. You know, I don't know. I'm not a gruesome kind of guy. I like watching horror, but it's fiction. Right? I don't want to see that's a friend. This was one of the most gruesome, like, visuals.
Starting point is 01:24:52 Like, it's such a idiot. That was horrible. So show it in the courtroom. They didn't want to, I didn't want to watch it. Make them see it. I think we should make the alleged killer see it. I think we should see it because there is, there will be a reaction. And I think it should be played.
Starting point is 01:25:08 I think the jury should see it. I think a fair trial. entails that being shown. And his face? Yeah. Yeah. You got to see the face of a stone, cold, potential killer. But also to quell all of these conspiracy theories are going on, I think people need to see
Starting point is 01:25:23 the hearings. I think, I honestly think it's a public right at this point. I think so, too. And I think the reason his defense team doesn't want that is because this guy's a liability on the stand. He looks like a crazy guy. And he seems completely, has seemed messed up. Really messed up.
Starting point is 01:25:38 Well, look, if you want to talk about crazy and an absolute bat shit and killing and all that. Well, today it was one hell of a day for killing. I don't know how to start this one. Did Jill Biden dodge a bullet or did she just take a different bullet that was kind of like a weekend with Bernie's and I guess, I don't know, but this came out today. People magazine, TMZ, everybody reporting what to know about Jill Biden's ex-husband, Bill Stevens, who was just charged with murder for killing his.
Starting point is 01:26:10 current wife not jill biden um now jill biden and um spouses dying seem to have some intersectionalities that back decades um she's just an innocent teacher george what a weird family yeah what a weird family like you're supposed to say dr jill biden by it in my doctor my ass if i if i have to call her a doctor you call me professor santo or better um no no no no you call me i'll show you what you're going to call me. Hold on. You're going to call me. If I call her doctor, you call me Honorable George Santos right there, okay? The Honorable George Santos. I don't know if we want to show it to the camera. I don't care. No, we can show it to the camera. Personal address on it. No, it doesn't. Why did you make me double-checked? It's all. It's like my former member of Congress. I did it says honorable. I'm like, if I try to make somebody call me honorable, they're going to bit slap me. He carries paper. It's like, George, who carries paper money anymore? Oh, I do. Fair. I do.
Starting point is 01:27:10 I'm technically cotton. I'm from New York. We have that bad habit. What? You don't carry paper money? No. I do. You never know when you need a grand, like for an emergency?
Starting point is 01:27:20 But in this case, do we know why did he kill his wife? Because I'm traveling my life. I don't know. Well, first I want to say, I feel for Hunter through all of it. I know Hunter is not clean through and through, but boy, did that kid get taken for a rumble with this family? This fumble. Him and Ashley. I feel worse for him.
Starting point is 01:27:38 I mean, would you be clean after what he was? went through. Yeah, really? Bo checked out. I mean, sorry, I'm not trying to be disrespectful,
Starting point is 01:27:44 but Bo is just like, you know what, I'm done. This family's cooked. I'm done. Yeah. Just give me cancer. Just give me cancer.
Starting point is 01:27:50 Let me go. I can't stay here. And I'm not making a lot of cancer. I lost my mom's cancer. But I got to say, it's just like, Bo was the only decent person in the family. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:27:59 Yeah. Like, if you really measure them all up, I mean, he was the only decent person in the family. I don't know anything about Bo. He was a service man. He served this country honorably.
Starting point is 01:28:08 He died. He essentially got sick during service. And I think he was, wasn't he like burn pit victim? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. So like this is a man who literally died for his country. So I would say Bo Biden was an honorable human being.
Starting point is 01:28:23 You could disagree with his politics, but he was still an honorable human being. I don't even know anything about his politics. I mean, I assume he's a Democrat because of his father. Yeah. What was gross is Joe would use that story on the campaign trail all the time and talk about how heroic Bo was and stuff. Like to the point where you didn't even know Hunter existed. Well, I don't think Joe realized he was dead. That's fair.
Starting point is 01:28:43 He probably still thought he was alive. Yeah, that's good point. But I mean, George, why did Joe Biden's ex kill his wife? Do we know? Are we sure Jill wasn't? You know, I'm trying to, I'm literally trying to grasp this story. It's been. Biden and murder always.
Starting point is 01:29:01 It's so crazy. So here's what's going on. Where are we? Give me a second. There you go. So on December 28. 2025, Linda was found dead in the living room of her and Bill's home in Wilmington, Delaware. Again, they're all in Wilmington, Delaware, too, which is like, yeah, anyway, according to a press release issued by the Newcastle County Police Department, she was discovered by authorities at approximately 1116 p.m. Eastern Standard Time per the release.
Starting point is 01:29:31 Her obituary later reported that she died on December 29th. She was 64 years old. Police share that they responded to the resident. after getting a report of a domestic dispute. Now, that is one hell of a domestic dispute. And these are 60-year-olds. Like, what the hell are they? What is this? Like, Mrs. White with the candelabra in the kitchen situation? Like, what is this?
Starting point is 01:29:53 Clue? Like, what is going on in Wilmington, Delaware right now? Like, I'm not making light. Like, this is a human being. You know, she's probably somebody's mother or grandmother. I don't know. She was definitely somebody's wife and potentially her spouse didn't like her very much. but what's going on?
Starting point is 01:30:11 I agree with you. It's hard to make light of it. It's hard to not make light of it. You make light of it and then you feel bad immediately for making light of it. It's like, God damn. I didn't fight in combat and war, but that's what the soldiers do too.
Starting point is 01:30:23 They'll just joke about it and be like, hey, guys, head got blown. Ha, what else can you do but laugh, you know? Or go crazy. Like, she didn't make dinner. Who has the higher body count? Clintons or Bidens? Clintons.
Starting point is 01:30:35 Oh, Clintons. Yeah. That's my guess. But I don't talk about the Clintons because I don't want to get added to a list. So I just don't talk about it. I mean, the body counts pretty high too. Ever since I heard the,
Starting point is 01:30:46 the allegations from what's our girl there? Tara Reid. Tara Reid is, please don't use Tara Reid. Is she a joke? I don't know anything much about her. Terrar reads are Russian propagandists. Please don't talk about her.
Starting point is 01:30:58 Look, you can say whatever you want about Bill Clinton. Maybe it makes me really want to talk about her. Tara Reid is a Russian propagandist that ran to the Kremlin, did every talking point in Putin's wet fucking dreams to demoralize America and don't give that woman credence.
Starting point is 01:31:15 It looked like she was fleeing potential assassination. No, she wasn't. She came back here for a wedding. If you're fleeing assassination, you don't come celebrate weddings in the States. You stay in Russia if it's so dangerous here. She's a Kremlin puppet. That's a Kremlin puppet.
Starting point is 01:31:29 I'm sorry. Did she had ties with the Russians before she went? No. I mean, do you need ties with the Russians? You just show up and they'll, like, we'll give you some conditions. Wait, weren't you just in Russia, George? No, I was not.
Starting point is 01:31:39 That picture's from 2016. Oh, okay. You're not a fan of Russia right now? Russian people. Russian people super cool. Putin, piece of shit. Okay, I really, so you get out of jail, and all of a sudden I see pictures of you in Moscow.
Starting point is 01:31:55 And I'm like, did, did you really go to Moscow right now? No, that was a 2016 picture, but I did it just because I hit it to troll the world. I got out of prison and I posted 2016 pictures of me in Moscow in the Kremlin. Nice. That's exactly what you do. You really think that Tara Reid was a Russian puppet? Like she became one? What made you, well, maybe.
Starting point is 01:32:14 That might be true. When you go on Russian sponsored state television and talk crap about the United States, what does that make you? Not a. Yeah. So whether or not she actually was assaulted by Joe is almost irrelevant to the point that she has served propaganda-wise, the Russians in some capacity. But ever since I heard that story that she said Joe pushed her up against the wall
Starting point is 01:32:35 and, you know, grabbed her by the, you know what, and she tried to push him away, and he was like, you're dead to me. And she was, like, working for him at the time. That, whether or not's true or not, I don't know, who in the hell would lie about something like that? With that graphic, extreme thing, her mother apparently called into Larry King right after it happened. There's show Larry King talking to her mom live about what he just going to. You weren't buried Larry King. What's that?
Starting point is 01:32:59 You unburied Larry King. I did. I feel like, because my microphone so low to the table right now. That's the lead to his future. Oh, God, my father. So, Donald, how are you? Remember when Donald Trump, you think all Larry King live? It was so...
Starting point is 01:33:12 All the time, yeah. Yeah, all the time. Like, it was like... But that posture, the only human being on television to do a show like this. Norm, Norm and Larry are always great together, too, Norm MacDonald. Did you see when Trump was on Larry King?
Starting point is 01:33:24 And he's like, I'm sorry, if I... Your breath smells very bad. Yeah. Is that okay? Do you mind? It's very bad, Larry. And then he was like, no, I was just joking, but that's a power move
Starting point is 01:33:33 in when you're in a... debate or having diplomacy. So I don't know. I was just some anecdotal, you know, ill will towards Joe Biden. After I heard that Tara Reid story, I don't know if it's sure or not. That was, like, you want to glimpse into what a guy could be. A power hungry, you know, politician could do to a vulnerable woman that works for him as like.
Starting point is 01:33:54 I think that diary was a way worse. Yeah, but don't you guys remember Bill Clinton? Like, how many women were there at one point where it was like, oh, like 27 women have come out and said they slept with Bill Clinton? I mean, and the fact that he was in that blue dress, I mean, that was, like, the fact that. The obscene photo. It's so. Oh, it's kind of sexy.
Starting point is 01:34:13 Come on. Bill in the blue dress, it's kind of hot. I mean. Now we, come on, I'm joking. But we know the kinks that we're taking place. We know the, the, the, the kinks that were taking place in Epstein Island. Yeah, but I think. Bill running around in a nice chiffon blue dress.
Starting point is 01:34:29 I bet you that's what he was doing. He probably was. Then you have George Bush on the floor with the two fallen towers. And you're like, Yeah, I remember that. That's kind of dark humor. Like really dark. Or that's the blackmail that Jeffrey Epstein had on them.
Starting point is 01:34:44 Well, you know what? On that note, everyone, like, please don't forget to like. Smash the like button. Subscribe to join us on Rumble and on the after show. Where we're going to be doing, and I'm going to be reading some of these super chats. Because I've been, like, sadly, like, going through them because they catch my attention. But we're going to do more of them. There's so many more.
Starting point is 01:35:05 But please like, subscribe, follow on socials. It is so cool to be here with you guys. And I want to say, and don't forget to go to timcast.com and join our Discord. If you're a Discord member, you can join the after show and you can call in. There's a bunch of people that have met, like, met their girlfriend or boyfriend, husbands. There's a couple kids that for, because people met in the Discord. Yeah, so go to Timcast.com and join the Discord. Absolutely.
Starting point is 01:35:31 And we will see you guys in the after show. And we're going to go through some of the. Super Chats and stay tuned because it's going to be pretty fun. But thanks, uh, thanks, uh, for, for this awesome conversation. Let's go to Super Chats. The Satanic shop is my favorite part so far. Huh? The satanic shit.
Starting point is 01:35:47 I'm always into like dark. Demons, angels, you know, spirit realm. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Tom Hanks. I love that.
Starting point is 01:35:54 Okay. I love it. Okay, Tom Hanks. Angels and demons. No, I haven't seen it. You never saw the movie? No. Oh, my God.
Starting point is 01:36:01 Damn Brown? You didn't never read the Dan Brown movie, the Da Vinci Code series? No. I've heard of it, though. Oh, you should. I mean, if you're into angels and demons, you're missing out on a great series. Blast category is blasphemy. The DMT shapes that they see in those lasers, that could go on. Okay, let's get a super chat.
Starting point is 01:36:20 People pay money for this. All right, let's get in super chats. Ian, because there's a lot about you. What's going on in the chat? It was going to be great. I can't wait. Some people had a lot of love for you, I got to say. So, all right.
Starting point is 01:36:37 Start with this. Come on, this is, I wear glasses. Oh, okay. Oh, what did I? It's got to be bigger. Oh, it's okay. Oh, it'll be back. It'll be back.
Starting point is 01:36:49 Temperamental. Okay, got it. It's fine. We're back. And we're back, folks. And we're back. Sorry. New here.
Starting point is 01:36:56 Total. Amateur. Okay. Surge. I'm not your, I'm not your buddy. I'm not your buddy guy. I'm not your, is that what that is? I just see.
Starting point is 01:37:04 I'm not your buddy. Okay. I can read what I see. I'm not your buddy guy. Sent us this awesome. Leave it to the Krasenstein's or however say those liars names to share a letter that would put Epstein aged 14 and trumped at 21. I guess Epstein must have been a very enterprising young lad. Jesus Christ.
Starting point is 01:37:28 I don't know what the Krasenstein's did. Can somebody enlighten me? They're just too. I know Ed and Brian fairly well, but what did they do? What do we talk? Why are we dunking on the Crassen Science? Who doesn't dunk on them? I usually try to be...
Starting point is 01:37:41 I don't know the reason for purpose. I think they're fucking hilarious. Like, I think they're hilarious for all the wrong reasons, but I think they're hilarious. Yeah, but the funniest part is when you get them in spaces, they're not nearly as like... They're so nice. Yeah, they're so nice and that nearly is nuts
Starting point is 01:37:56 as they are in their, like, comments. People give me crap because I get along with them. Male feminists are all hilarious. Okay, I'm going to read this one because, first of all, botanic stone 90, 100 bucks, thank you. 100 bucks. Okay, baller.
Starting point is 01:38:09 Okay, baller. So let's go with this. And she thanks. Rep. Lou said on the record, on C-SPAM, Trump is in the Epstein files over 4,000 times. Is Trump going to sue him? I hope so.
Starting point is 01:38:22 You know, I hope so. I mean, Trump's suing Trevor Doa, ABC, BBC, NBC, NBC, NBC. Jamie Diamond. Trump's got a lot of lawyers, man. I got to tell you, sue him, baby. I think he should because it is slander and Rep Ted Lou is a slanderous
Starting point is 01:38:38 piece of shit I worked with him I can tell you he's a slanderous piece of shit he just makes shit up I'm just gonna make up this and then he goes oh this is much better he's like he's like sucking his
Starting point is 01:38:51 fingers and putting it up in the air quite literally that's Ted Lou in a nutshell and Ted Lou's garbage but okay let's keep going here I want to see some of these hundred dollar like I I like these. I'm a capitalist.
Starting point is 01:39:05 I'm not going to read anything under $20 now. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. If there's any any announcements of births, you have to read those. Yeah, I'll let them know. Okay, please.
Starting point is 01:39:17 Nice. Let's go this one. Those are, okay, so this is another one. Wolfie, 3741 71, another $100 baller. Okay. Tim has the best fans. I gotta say, you guys have great fans. You guys have great fans.
Starting point is 01:39:33 Those reactions to the pretty good joke is a textbook example of why right wingers lose. The leftist cackle with glee at the televised murder of their enemies. And y'all couldn't put away your top hats and monocles long enough to lightly chuckle at a joke. Pathetic. Okay. This guy has literally never been in the member show because there's going to be a lot more jokes than that. I'm just going to say this. No, no.
Starting point is 01:39:59 He's criticizing my my shutting down the joke. And I'm going to say this. I don't celebrate death because the moment I start celebrating death, I'm just like the left. So I don't find humor and celebrating. Well, hold on, buddy. Okay, the guy's name was pretty and the girl's name is good. It's pretty good. Oh, God.
Starting point is 01:40:19 I mean, that is fair. You can't argue with that logic. Maybe you should tell the left to pick better names to put on the news next time. Okay. Pretty good is not my fault. It's the lefts. Look, it's funny. I hate you.
Starting point is 01:40:32 You're so good. I can't. It's fair. It's just like I don't, I don't see a positive, George. Do you see a positive in celebrating people who got killed for being stupid? Because they were stupid. That's why they were. George, I have to like, you were in jail when Charlie got shot.
Starting point is 01:40:47 Okay, as bad as Charlie getting shot, was that the reaction after? Was it that bad? George, George. It was like the last we were celebrating? Oh, 100%. George, it was. It was elation. No, but nobody.
Starting point is 01:41:02 In an official position was celebrating, but TikTok and Instagram were full of real. And he left the soldiers, the foot soldier. Or Bob just. Even regular people on the street. Well, he was a bad guy. So it's good. There wasn't just like, well, you know, it was it was celebrations, people cheering, people being like, yeah. Fireworks.
Starting point is 01:41:22 But the difference is, George, in the case of Preti, he wanted that. That's all. You're saying he's like a Palestinian martyr now? He literally was. Suicide by car he what he wanted us to talk about it he wanted us to cheer for him like he really that was his life's goal He had broken wins. Here's my life's goal my life's goal is to have more people like Graffi Graffi here one who sent two dollars just to say great hair thanks okay I don't know if it's my hair I hope it's not Ian's because I'm gonna cut his hair off it's most likely your hair
Starting point is 01:41:57 It's my shade no I think it's your hair Oh I think it was still. Nobody cares about Jen's hair If it's your hair, Ian, I'm cutting your hair. Don't do it, George. I'm shaving your fucking head. It's not worth it. Just dark green vegetables. George will read all of your compliments that are super chapsed.
Starting point is 01:42:12 Lower your sodium, you can say. That's a good way. I mean, say nice things about George and the super chat to read them. Look, okay, so let's go back here to Joe Flatoa. Is that what that is? Fiatua. Dude, I am blind. I need a glasses.
Starting point is 01:42:28 You can't zoom that, right? No. Sorry, guys. I'm going to botch your day. All right, Joe Feitoa, it's my son's, it's my son, Roman's 11th birthday, and he requests the IRL show from the night before or a, where'd it go? Oh, or a song from all that remains on the way to school every morning. That's wonderful. You get a good kid.
Starting point is 01:42:53 Who please wish him a happy birthday. Happy birthday, Roman. Happy birthday, Roman. Can we get a happy birthday like a proper like, happy birthday to you? Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, dear Roman. Happy birthday to you. And he likes your music.
Starting point is 01:43:15 That's great. I appreciate that a lot. I think the only person that didn't sing was the actual singer. Oh, you were? All right. You should have a acopella. Come on. No.
Starting point is 01:43:23 Come on. Come on. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, dear Roman. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Oh, wow.
Starting point is 01:43:33 Let's go. All right. Roman, that was an a cappella and your dad got a steal for 20 bucks on that. Let's keep going. El Jaffe Lopez, two dollars. Thank you for your donation, by the way, and for your absolute support here for the crew at Tim Cass IRL. Who knew a bundle of sticks and more balls than most of the two? That's fantastic.
Starting point is 01:44:00 Gay Jokes will read any gay jokes. I mean, look, I got to tell you, the GOP is pretty ballless and spineless. It's, it's, it's, I, I can confirm. What do you think about, this is so, Trump dogging on Thomas Massey all the time? Or do you, do you take sides in that ever? Or do you just like, whatever, it's just. Dog harder. Go doggar?
Starting point is 01:44:22 Don't go dog. So you're saying, don't, like, don't dunk on Massey? Yeah, like, Massey does an incredible job. at his job and then he disagrees and then Trump's like, we got to get him out. You're like, he disagreed with you. Massey is, I get along with Tom, but Massey is one of those
Starting point is 01:44:40 self-aggrandizing horrors of politics that just love to be a contrary. Shot fire. No, I love him. I'll say this his face. I'll say this his face because I love the guy. I got along with him. Massey was a big springboard
Starting point is 01:44:54 and sounding board for me in Congress. I'd go up to him and be like, Tom, can you explain this to me? I don't get it. Again, I was a freshman member of Congress and I was trying to understand my job. And there were things I did not understand, especially on the appropriation side. And he teach me and he's so generous and gracious and tell me why it was wrong all the time. Don't vote for this.
Starting point is 01:45:13 This is garbage. You know. But I genuinely believe he just likes the ability to say no. He's Mr. No. You know, and that's all part of the self-aggrandizing nature of politicians. But I like Massey. And if Trump wants to dunk him, it's a. Free world, baby. It's free speech. Don't you like the 1A?
Starting point is 01:45:32 I do. Then come on. Why are you criticizing? Let him dunk. He dunts on Trump all the time. Because I want to, I criticize when people 1A different than I want him to, and I try and manipulate to 1A. Then that's censorship. Okay, Ian, that's called censorship. Are you liberal? Censorship. I have liberal tendencies, but I'm very, like legitimately liberal. Like, I care of taking liberties with things when they need to be, but I'm very conservative.
Starting point is 01:45:55 I'm just going to go to the next time. You disappointed me right now, Ian. So forsaken shadow, thank you for your donation, by the way, and thank you for the support here. Just in case it wasn't mentioned, in July 2025, ICE arrested a Jamaican national who overstayed his visa and got hired as a reserve police officer in Maine after he tried to buy a gun. I knew it. I knew it's happened before. I mean, this is the plan. Okay.
Starting point is 01:46:22 Okay. It is not an oversightian. It is probably by design now. It's the plan. No, it's absolutely by design. There's no way you can have oversights like this in two separate states, two separate politics. I believe strongly there is a faction of this country that really doesn't like this country, Americans that really don't like us, and they're willing to do that.
Starting point is 01:46:49 What's your take on that? There are definitely a significant portion. I think the majority of Democrats look at the United States as a bad, thing, right? So overall, the United States has done more negative in the world than it has done positive. The United States needs to be restructured. There, I think there are, I think there are way more communists in the United States than people realize they want to see an actual revolution. And there are a lot of Democrats that would call themselves Democrats, but would fall right in line with the communists and do whatever the base wants them to do. That's why you see,
Starting point is 01:47:28 like the whole squad essentially, right? Like the squad is really kind of leading the charge and deciding what the left is going to, what the Democrats are going to focus on. It doesn't matter what the American people think or what the electorate think. They're going to shove this stuff down, you know, Americans' throats because they think that they're in the position to make the decision for the American people. You see it in the mayor and also the young people in on the left here in the U.S. they're far more closer to socialist than they are to to a liberal Democrat right like they think
Starting point is 01:48:04 that socialism a good thing when they think of socialism they think well I don't own anything so no one should own anything you see the election of Mamdani the election of the mayor in Seattle these are both avowed socialist yep probably communists um Bernie Sanders had all of this populist momentum but it's it's largely socialist that were driving his his campaign and stuff. You see a lot of the staffers. I'm sure you know this, but there's a lot of staffers in D.C.
Starting point is 01:48:34 that are avowed socialists or if they're not avowed socialist, they would caucus with the, with the DSA, Democratic Socialists of America. If you allow communists, the DSA into caucus with you, you are socialists. Oh, yeah. I mean, the right doesn't allow any openly not open Nazis, right?
Starting point is 01:48:55 If you're an open Nazi, You are booted from the Republican Party. The Republicans are completely and totally allergic to that. So much so that if you have any criticism of Israel or whatever, they're like, nah, you're too close to the Nazis for us. Get out of here. But on the left, it's perfectly acceptable to be a socialist. So, yeah.
Starting point is 01:49:13 I got to say that I agree with that. But not only I agree with it, I think it's just, like I said earlier, it's by design. I think, like, I don't understand. In Europe right now, true, true story, there's. country's passing anti-communism laws that if you associate with communism, George Maloney is doing a great job, Hungary is doing a great job, the prime minister of Poland is doing great job. We have the Communist Control Act in the United States and there are parts of it the Supreme Court has said are not, are unconstitutional, but they haven't said the whole thing is
Starting point is 01:49:45 unconstitutional. We need to start throwing people in jail. We need to start enforcing the Communist Control Act. Totally. Absolutely. Absolutely. Because those people are revolutionaries. They're not just, they're not just a political party. They're actual revolutionaries. They want to tear down the government of the United States. They want to install a totally different government. They do not look at things like property rights. They don't believe in the Constitution. No, they don't at all.
Starting point is 01:50:07 The government needs to enforce the Communist Control Act. Don't give me your crap about But my First Amendment. They are revolutionaries and they want to destroy the United States. Well, and unlike Americans, right, communists and people like this are willing to play that long game, right? The 50-year game where they're going to. to move their people in one at a time and all of a sudden they're mayor, then their senator, and now all of a sudden, you know, they've taken over. He left Schumer.
Starting point is 01:50:35 He went from city councilman to United States Senator. It's just like, wow, what a job. What a leap, right? Well, George, they're putting the revolutionaries, whereas the revolutionaries were in the streets. Now they're the ones in the high schools. Yeah. Right? Well, those are the most dangerous ones in the school boards.
Starting point is 01:50:50 They're the ones who are teaching the kids how to be revolutionaries by saying, oh, colonialism. Look at what we did in Africa. we took over all these places. Look at Barack Obama would have never been able to be president if we had these colonial rules, right? So like if we're wondering why this country's going to shit is because we play a short game
Starting point is 01:51:08 where they play a long game and they know where to put their people in position. One more thing to that point. The schools of education, right, the places that teach teachers are totally infested with Paulo Ferreiri's, basically his scholastic stuff. the what is it the pedagogy of education Confuciusian Confucius institutes big issue
Starting point is 01:51:33 Oh really? Well I don't know about that stuff But the point that I'm making is The colleges of education The people that are teaching teachers That go out and teach the kids That is infested with the leftist with the leftist worldview And that's why you see so many college kids
Starting point is 01:51:48 Coming out of college as basically a socialist Because they're taught by socialists There is no one on the right in in most of your major colleges or there's one or two and they've been totally isolated their opinions are shouted down if they if they dare to express them so this is not a private and this kind of thing will will happen to the government too right like it's not like oh the colleges are going to start pumping them out and it won't happen there used to be the argument that people would make is oh once these college kids come in contact with the real world then
Starting point is 01:52:22 they'll see well guess what that didn't happen We went through it. We had a decade of wokeism and whatever you want to call it running the country because when these college kids got out of college, they went to the HR department first. And so they started hiring people that agreed with them and pushing out the people that didn't. And so you had all these businesses and all of these corporations that were wasting tons of time and money on DEI training, all of these progressive ideas in the company. And that ruined a lot of companies. They've made some strides to get back, but woke doesn't go away. There are people that say that woke is dead.
Starting point is 01:52:59 Woke is not dead because you're fighting the left, and the left doesn't just stop. Yeah, literally installing struggle sessions by having diversity statements as part of the interview process. I mean, crazy. But let's move on to comments. We got a member comment and I've got to say, you guys can put any guest hosts here for the next few days. Nobody's going to get this comment. You're not going to outlive it. And I'm now a big fan of John Curry, 6260, because he says of a fact.
Starting point is 01:53:27 This is a fact. And you can all bite me. George was the best voting and why congressman by far. Not even close. Swazi sucks a real POS. Yeah. Well, that's that's that goes to show you that the Republicans made a mistake. I'm purking.
Starting point is 01:53:44 I just got real full of myself right now. And then I saw another one early up here. So let me go back here. Okay. So then I had DJ. Eric Becker, who also, by the way, thank you for the support. Haven't seen George before. You probably live under a rock with Patrick Starr.
Starting point is 01:54:01 My kind of base and funny gay guy. We need more like you in our community. Come back on for more shows. It's my third time in like, what, two months? I'll be back. So long as I'm invited, I'll be back. But to the point is, if you didn't know who I was, I'm shocked, I want to live your life. I don't want to know who I am either anymore.
Starting point is 01:54:22 All right. So we also have here. Who else do we have? Yeah, but Trump, 89, 14, their God is ball. It's an ancient culture from,
Starting point is 01:54:36 from what? Samaria days. Might be older than Christianity and even Judaism. Right. Educate me someone? But the Satanus would also say, like,
Starting point is 01:54:48 this is all a joke. It's all, you know. No, but it's not. Right? If you read in the Epstein files, why do they have these temples? Why are they doing these sacrifices?
Starting point is 01:54:57 Why are they doing all these rituals? It's Molok worship and it's ball worship. I understand it's not a joke. What I'm saying is there are definitely diehards, but a lot of people join as like, oh, I'm going to get back at the establishment. You know what I mean? Like, I'm edgy, so therefore I'm a Satanist. Oh, Ball was a title that meant owner.
Starting point is 01:55:15 I totally disagree with you on that. I think that that's how it started, but I think that it has morphed into our culture into a way more cemented area, right? Where that it used to just be, oh, I'm doing it for counter and edge culture, but like if you look at Hollywood, like when they have someone die in their family or their kid dies, right?
Starting point is 01:55:36 All of a sudden you see them skyrocket to fame, right? They go all the way up and you're like, well, how did that happen? But then if you look at these ancient deities or whatever the hell you want to call them, demons, right? Like, deities. Oh, okay. Right?
Starting point is 01:55:50 Like, okay, sorry. I've already being admonished here. That's what they require. It's going to be a great member show, everyone. This is a moment for an apology. And I will apology to Wolf's Bain, 650 for small. You owe an apology to all of the viewers and children. Thank you for your support.
Starting point is 01:56:09 But to everybody with kids tonight, I'm sorry. I do tend to have a potty mouth. And George's, George, my two-year-old keeps criticizing your bad words. He said you need to go to the corner. I will sit in the corner of my hotel room for half an hour and take time out because I'm sorry, kids. No phone. No phone. No phone.
Starting point is 01:56:29 I will swear to God. Swear to God. I will literally do it. I actually need a detox anyway from my phone. But I got to say, I am so sorry if my body mouth got in the way with the kids today. I mean well. I will do better. We did warn him too.
Starting point is 01:56:45 We told them. They did. Look, I see the F word as a verb and noun. adjective. It's so great to conjugate it too. It just comes with it so... And like, it's elonging it back. It's just such a versatile
Starting point is 01:56:58 word. And in the modern age is versatility, it's great. We're talking about how it's bad and Ian just drops it. Well, it's a very New York answer, George, by the way. I think it's the only place in the world where F is used as like multiple six. It's a noun. It's an adjective. It's a pronoun sometimes.
Starting point is 01:57:15 We're talking about bundle sticks. Yeah. Is that which F word every time? You stupid. Oh, okay. Sorry, not you, I was just a... You hypothetically. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Stupid.
Starting point is 01:57:26 Anyway, I want to go... Oh, I thought one here that caught my eye. Hold on. Oh, okay, great. This is kind of funny. Kevin 9372. Thank you for the support. In this day and age, any woman interested in any man is a red flag.
Starting point is 01:57:43 Yeah. Oh, geez. I'm gay. I don't know this because I'm gay, so like, is that true, gentlemen? Okay, if you have a nerdy job, the point I'm making, if you have a nerdy job. Yeah, because you're hot, right? No, no, no, not at all. You're irresistible, right?
Starting point is 01:57:58 I've been married too long for any of that. But the point I'm irresistible, but the point I'm making is, what I'm saying is, if you have a nerdy job and a girl's into it, red flags, you know, that's all I'm saying. Yeah, you got to look into their eyes. Right. Are they comfortable? Unless you've got a gigantic bank account. Oh, yeah. Fair, but they're not going to know how to get to the nitty gritty.
Starting point is 01:58:19 That's the point. It's like, oh, can you tell me about the Somalian fraud? Like, she's asking, like, very specific questions, you know? Like, red flags, guys. Well, look. And, like, to Georgia's point, it's an FBI guy. Like, how do you not figure this out? It was Quantico under Joe Biden, so.
Starting point is 01:58:36 Yeah. And who was, what was his name, the FBI director? Comey? No, not Comey. Who Trump appointed it, and then he resigned on his way. Like, Trump's back. I'm just going to resign. Oh my god, we forget about these people's name so fast.
Starting point is 01:58:51 They're so forgettable. Lloyd Austin, he went to the FBI guy. No. Who was the previous FBI director? So named. You see, I got 10-comy, right? Not coming. George Tennant.
Starting point is 01:59:01 You know, it's crazy? There's six very plugged in individuals here, and we all forgot his name. I'm looking at up, though. That's revolting. When you're gone, they forget you very quickly. Yeah, that was really quick. Well, anyway, let's go to this comment here from Super Chat, which I thought was hilarious. The last of my kind, 2124, thanks for the support here on Super Chats.
Starting point is 01:59:24 But look up the Epstein father to the Island Boys conspiracy. They look very similar and also brings new meaning to Island Boys. I'm just an Island Boy trying to make it. Jennifer, you brought that up earlier, right? Yeah. No, because it's a thing, right? Like the Island Boys kind of like came out of nowhere. I still have no idea we're talking about, but I pretend like we are.
Starting point is 01:59:50 Did you see the memes back in the day where it was like these weird kids and he had like dreads, but they were like pop like looking like a simic character. They compete with me on cameo. They're all over like the leaderboard sometimes. Can we do that I'm like, why am I competing with this schizo looking twink with like tattoos all over his face? So we talked about this in the green room? He's the one who had the tattoos all over the face, the cross in the center of the forehead. That's it.
Starting point is 02:00:15 That's it. Those gems. Those dudes actually give me the run for my money on Cameo. Wow. That's my competition on Camio. Are they white? The one got sentenced to 60 or 90-day in treatment today. Oh.
Starting point is 02:00:30 Oh. What? Is that cultural appropriation? I don't know what that is. So they have gotten arrested probably multiple tens of times in the past year with lots of drugs in the car, lots of everything else in the car. So he is trying to go back to Christopher Ray. He was Christopher Ray. I remember the name.
Starting point is 02:00:48 It's Christopher Ray guys. And then there was Paul Abati and Brian Driscoll who each served for one day on January 19th and 20th. And then Cash came in. Yeah. Or Brian Driscoll acted for a month until Cash got in on the 21st. But yeah, Christopher Ray for nine years, eight years he served. I wonder what the FBI did on the 19th and the 18th that they needed somebody in there for one day. Oh, you can't have the agency leadership less.
Starting point is 02:01:12 You just have to have acting, unfortunately. Yes, they were acting. Yeah. And I think there's something about like a 24-hour situation. We can look up at the rules. But you know what? I got to say this. This is my first time guest hosting Timcast, IRL.
Starting point is 02:01:26 I want to say thank you to all of you. I want to say thank you to Tim for letting me sit in his chair and lead his show. I want to say thank you to all of you guys for enduring me. Jennifer for coming out here. And I want to say thank you to the audience. You guys have been great. The chats have been fun. You guys have been relentless and I love it.
Starting point is 02:01:45 There's nothing you can throw at me. that will ever hurt my feelings. I have thick skin and I just want to make sure that everywhere and every time you can to always be here because this is fun and you have a crazy entertaining lineup for the rest of the week. And I just want to make sure that, you know, I let you guys say your piece before we go. So Jennifer, do you want to say goodbye? Thank you guys so much. I haven't been on here before.
Starting point is 02:02:11 So really appreciate everybody in the chat and everything else. And if you guys want to check out more of what I'm doing, go to america mission.com. And America Mission on X. We do a lot of X spaces. And we have a great group of patriots who really try and get out there and keep people accountable. So thanks for having me, guys. Thank you, Jen. I'm at Ian Crossland.
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Starting point is 02:02:46 Check out the trailer at Ian Crossland. And Sean Fragick, take it away. Oh, producer Sean here. This was a special treat having George. Thanks for joining us, guys. Follow me at Timcast News. I don't know if he's going to be bunny ears or something right now. It's great.
Starting point is 02:03:01 No, it's a great time. Get in the member show. Guys, if you are a member and you're joining the show, we're not going to take it easy on you. We want your passion. We don't want your lame questions. So it's going to be a fun show tonight. I am Phil.
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