Timcast IRL - NATO Scramble Air Force Over Russian Incursion Into Poland, HIGH ALERT Reported w/ Tony Kinnett

Episode Date: September 10, 2025

Tim, Phil, & Libby are joined by Tony Kinnett & Jack Posobiec to discuss Russian drones invading Poland, shocking new UFO footage released showing the US attacking a UAP, Van Jones slamming Charlie Kirk over Iryna Zaruska killing, and why the Phillies baseball dad acted cowardly in viral interaction.   Hosts:  Tim @Timcast (everywhere) Phil @PhilThatRemains (X) Libby @LibbyEmmons (X) Serge @SergeDotCom (everywhere) Guests: Tony Kinnett @TheTonus (X) Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec (X)

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Unconfirmed reports that Russian drones launched an incursion into NATO territory. Numerous reports are flying around that Poland, NATO and other military installations in Europe are on high alert. for sure. It's seeming like it may either be a false alarm or may be winding down. But numerous outlets, individuals were sharing images, air traffic that appear to show NATO was taking this seriously. We reached out to some sources. We don't know for sure. Maybe it was a big nothing burger, but Ukraine claims to have confirmed that Russian drones did enter NATO airspace. So maybe. We'll talk about that. We've also got, and it's kind of strange to put this in the front on the lead on this one, video release showing a UAP bifurcating a hellfire

missile. It's pretty scary because that's pretty advanced tech for us to get easily destroyed by some unidentified aerial phenomena. We'll talk about that. And then, of course, the follow-up in the arena Zerutska story, new video has emerged. Responses to CNN. Van Jones, of course, claiming that Charlie Kirk was a race monger for daring to mention it maybe about race. Kind of ironic coming from Van Jones and CNN after a decade of race mongering. But new video that has been released, it is being reported. We can't confirm it's hard to, we'll play, you can hear the audio. The killer says something to the fact of, I got that white girl.

So it appears to be racial. We'll talk about that. Plus the revolution in Nepal, the government is falling. And the communists are being. Well, it's pretty scary. There's 19 dead protesters and videos of some politicians, family members, dying in the escalating conflict. The prime minister has resigned. We'll talk about all that.

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What do you do? I'm at The Daily Signal. I do a little show out of Indiana. and I get under the USA Today's skin. Well, at least as long as they're still open. Right on. Well, it should be fun. Jack Posobic is here.

I am back. I'm in the guest seat for once in a while. Tim, glad to see that you and hear that you are doing better. I live. I have returned. Unfortunately, for the world at large. Well, you know, it was brutal. I've never been so sick.

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into it. We got the story from BNO News. Poland on high alert after Ukraine says Russian drones entered its airspace. Now, Sky News reported this, breaking, saying that Ukraine has confirmed Russian drones. And these are not little bitty ones. These are big boys have entered NATO airspace. Now we're seeing posts flying all over Twitter showing air traffic reports, radar, flight radar, saying that it looks like, you know, Italy's involved. Let me pull up some of the tweets we got here. We got Mario Noffel, took this out. He says, breaking, unverified reports claim Russian drones entering Poland, Moldova, Slovakia, airspace. New reports allege Russian attack drones have entered airspace over Moldova, Slovakia,

in addition to Poland. Commercial aircraft reportedly diverted. Polish Air Force aircraft active in the eastern regions. Previous reports claim three plus drones were downed. Unconfirmed reports now claim drone incursion in three NATO countries, multiple nations scrambling air defenses, civilian flights being rerouted, but no official confirmation. Mario novel tweets,

Italian early warning aircraft joins NATO response to alleged drone incursions. An Italian G550 CAEW aircraft reportedly launched near Estonia and is heading south toward eastern Poland joining growing NATO air activity. A Dutch A330 tanker with fighter escorts from Germany. You've got Polish Air Force active in the eastern regions. NATO QRA fighters with unconfirmed reports of the Russian drones entering NATO airspace. And I'll stress again, Sky News reporting this. Russian drones entering Polish airspace. We have some of these images. Now, I think the thing that's

disconcerting for me is that Ukraine, they are the ones who are confirming this. And they have been desperate to force NATO into the conflict since it started. We have the Germany issuing the arrest warrant for the Ukrainian nationals who bombed the Nord Stream pipeline. And of course, that was then blamed on Russia. Ukraine has consistently made efforts to force NATO. into direct war with Russia. So that's my fear. While I certainly could believe Russia would make a move like this, I'm also concerned Ukraine might do some dirty, nefarious, underhanded war tactics

to try and force us into the fight. Again, you know, we're still trying to confirm this. I've reached out to a number of contexts that I have throughout government, let's just say, and I've not been able to get anyone to confirm anything as of right now. Also, I haven't been able to get anyone to deny it, you know, to say that it's, you it's affirmatively not true. So what seems to be the most true at this point, that the NATO response is clearly, they're clearly responding to the reports.

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accidentally. But there's technology that can do that. Of course, of course. Back in the early days of the consumer-grade drones, it was extremely easy to seize control of these. Oh, yeah, that was like a whole thing. Well, yeah, you would have, they used to call it, like, it was part of the drone wars, that you would try to steal someone's, like, radio signal.

I just, me and my buddies, like, my friend would launch a drone, I'd be like, I'm taking it. Yeah. It was very, very, very easy to do. But you'd just, like, hack into it or whatever? Hack is a very strong word for literally, you would override the signal. Oh. Yeah, and it's, I wouldn't call it hacking. I would call it, like, turning on yours.

That's how easy it was. Well, it's all about strength. So, like, the closer the signal is, the stronger, that more power you aim at it, it just brushes the other guy out of the way and then all of a sudden you're the one in control of that girl. And you can mess up its GPS and then cause it to land very easily. So, you know, my buddy could launch his drone and I could land it and be like, son of it.

And it would be, you know, far away. Now, this is me and my friends doing research intentionally. So this was not like us doing it to anybody else's. But I will just stress if one of the problems we have in the United States really bothers me is that people fly drones are other people's property. You can't do that. But you as the property and you also can't do anything about it. which is messed up.

Why can't you do anything about it if it's your problem? You can't shoot it down because of the FAA, right? Because you can't shoot guns into the air. Right. Yeah, that's like a thing. Not only that, but it is illegal to shoot aircraft. Right. And these are aircraft.

So my concern is, do we trust Ukraine if it really did happen? I'm going to say, stay frosty. I always say this. Anything comes out of the war zone, you know, that gray zone of warfare, you know, initial reports are always, you know, different from what ends up when ends up coming out. so stay frosty. Wait to see what Poland says. Wait till other NATO guys.

I'm actually reaching out to people in Poland right now. We do actually have an update from Poland itself. They have issued another notice to airmen issued for Eastern Poland by the Polish Civil Aviation Authority about 15, 20 minutes ago, this time for the Lublin Airport. Jack, do you know where Lublin Poland is? My family is from very close to Lublin. Good. Perfect, thanks.

Sydney Morning Herald has it confirmed. But you're saying they've issued a notice just... Basically, they've said that unplanned military activities, related to ensuring state security flight radar suggested there's some polish f-16 so maybe that means just native stuff up yeah yeah at least there's a sortie in the air and they're checking things out and i think they closed the jejov airport which is the the next largest airport which is near to the i don't know if we have a map up i mean at this point i'm going to go and say well take it all the grain of salt sydney morning harold as well as the sun are now confirming it nato jets scrambled

if Ukrainian Air Force is warning over Russian drones. Yeah. But just to clarify, Ukraine confirmed it and other outlets are saying NATO is scrambling. So we don't know. So I'll put it like this. It appears confirmed that NATO is actually activating Air Force. Yeah.

We don't know that Russia actually did this. Yeah. It's, it's the, these forces have been activated on, on Ukraine's word. I'm going to, I'm going to just go ahead and say, though. I think it's more likely that there's some legitimate intelligence that Russia has done this, then there isn't. I don't think NATO just willy-nilly says, what's that Ukraine?

We'll take your word for it. Launch the Air Force. I think they've got actionable intelligence. It's such a weird time to do this, because as we've seen in videos the last couple of days, and I know you've been sharing a lot of this, people in the Polish parliament have been beating their chest, burning the EU flag, wiping their muddy shoes with it. I mean, this is when Poland is beating the most nationalist

chest it has in a very long time. And to do that kind of a, you know, what is it, three of these particular class of drones into Polish territory. Again, I'm just saying from a distance and from individuals that I have sources in the region, it looks like people are coming to sweep in and investigate, but what a weird time to poke Poland. I don't see any benefit for Russia to do that. I mean, look, I'm not. Kalashkis, probably. Kalashkis? Polish, they're like a pastry, right? Oh, yeah. I mean,

not that I have any kind of, not that I have any kind of like inside knowledge or anything, but, you know, it doesn't seem that like there's any upside for Russia to do this at all. No. You know, they've got the attention of most of the Western world. They don't want to get NATO involved in the Ukraine war at all, because right now they're in a very good position in NATO. You know, they, like Donald Trump, likes to said, they're the ones holding all the cards. So it doesn't make any sense to me, but I'm not. But you don't know.

We don't know the finer details of what Russia has to benefit from this. it on the surface we just don't know so tim this is what i was going to say so uh jejov the airport there which is in is like the closest airport in uh southeastern poland to the ukrainian border that is the key entry point of nato um armaments weapons ammunition going into ukraine like holding the past kind of a situation so it's sort of like it basically if you shut down that airport you shut down the flow of of NATO weapons to Ukraine because that is the key hub of all so every time so I've been to Jejov twice this year and every time I'm there you just see you know Italian aircraft cargo planes

US Spain uh you know I think Netherlands you know whoever just happens to be there it's like all of NATO aircraft are there at that airport and it's so you could you could really shut down the supply lines now again I'm not saying that's what this is, but I know that's an absolutely key hub because it's just a, it's the large airport just across the border from Livia. Well, I think it's important to point out that Vladimir Putin is just a one-dimensional comic book villain, and he would do this while trilling his mustache simply because, and we should absolutely believe whatever it is, Ukraine says, because they're the good guys and they

do everything right. We heard he did this while he was harvesting organs. Yeah. Was he polishing his monocle? Or is this after he polished his monocle? Whoa. Yep. And then his servant came in and gave him a nubes.

gave him a new one on a pillow. By the way, I do want to point out that artificially, like, messing with GPS to send drones in is literally the plot of the best Pierce Brosnan and James Bond movie. Is it? How about that? Okay. Well, I mean, look, if Russia wants to play, if this did happen, and Russia actually is flying drones close enough to the Polish border, then they're, they're, which they have before.

Right. They're itching. They're asking for trouble right away. Because you don't even need to make the argument that Ukraine's going to use technology to do it. the drones could just accidentally do it too close to the border. And then Russia's got some, they got to answer for that.

So I don't want to be involved in these foreign wars. I like when our Department of War, isn't that funny, is actually focused on our borders, our people, man, isn't that amazing? Yeah, and it's been going well for us, I think. Indeed.

And so I would, I would just say Russia back the F off from NATO countries. Don't make the, like there are anti-war people in the United States. States that don't want to be involved in whatever's going on. And if Russia is playing fast and loose on NATO borders, it's going to force this country to get involved. And I don't want that. Yeah, and Trump doesn't want that. Trump just wants this war to come to an end. He doesn't want America dragged into it at all. He's been working so hard on this. And meanwhile, you have Putin

and Zelensky who don't seem at all interested in bringing an end to this thing. It's also, by the way, and since we're, you know, throwing out the fog of war stuff, it's also entirely possible. And this is why, you know, you really have to go to like, high fidelity radar and you really have to dig in on this stuff because it's entirely possible that drones never crossed into Poland and it was just a false reading and that it was an attack on, you know, on the Ukrainian side and yet they got some reading that they were pinging on the Polish side because, but it's, this is a very small area. It's, it's almost like talking about the border between like Maryland and West Virginia and Virginia where they're all sort of compacted

together in, in the Harper's Ferry area. And oh my gosh, you know, Something's here, something's there, but you're looking on signals. These are prone to potential, you know, potential error. And, you know, that's why, that's why, by the way, you would send up an Air Task Force because you want to get higher fidelity readings on whatever is up there. And you can do that if you've got something, if you've got, you know, an AWACs craft or something up there that's actually tracking this in real time. I'm glad you mentioned that because this actually kind of ties into one of the reasons the United States has deployed F-35s to Puerto Rico. F-35s are not just used in close-air support and strike packages. They are excellent reconnaissance vehicles. Oh, yeah. And so one of the reasons that I think it's quite nice that a U.S. Air Force... This is the multi-mission.

Bingo. The multi-mission part of the craft is that it can fly in and say, hmm, I hear rumors of whatever. The president is currently enjoying a delicious seafood dinner. Let me see how real this is at the moment. Yeah, you send a couple of planes, send a couple birds up, you check it out. I'm not going to trust Keeve to tell me what's going on on the border. Yeah, we're obviously not going to be.

And, you know, this is why George Washington talked about, you know, being wary of foreign entanglements. This is how World War I started, where one alliance, one treaty, triggers another treaty, triggers another treaty. And so if we're going to be going down that path, let's, you know, let's figure out what's going on on our own before we start making calls to Vladimir Putin directly. While we're talking about war, let's jump to this story, which is actually pretty crazy. And, you know, I got to be honest, it is rare that we start off a show in this with a story like this. shocking radar footage shows hellfire missile fired by U.S. military bounce off

UFO over ocean. Wait, what? Yeah, you see this? I mean, Annapolina Luna. Ask every witness here, specifically ones that have sensor training or have been able to recognize some of this movements real quick. So if you guys can please roll that real quick. So for those

are just listening, they're playing a video that appears to show a UFO. Which one is the UFO? In the center. It's being tracked. Being tracked. They don't know what it is. Looks like an amoeba. And a hellfire missile bounces off of it.

And it went flying into bits. Did it bounce or did it hit behind it? Okay, while this is still rolling, Mr. Nusitelli, real quick, yes or no answers, are you aware of anything in the United States government arsenal that can split a hellfire missile like this? So I think... And I think the Hellfire missile was what was being tracked. Yeah.

And then the UFO rammed through it and split in half. Do whatever blob thing it didn't and keep going. Nothing? Nothing. All right. How about you, Chief Wiggins? Nothing to my knowledge, ma'am. Okay.

And how about you, Mr. Borland? I'd prefer to answer that in a skiff. Whoa. Okay. I'd prefer to answer that in a skiff. Wow. Rep. Anna Polina Luna says in today's UAP hearing, we revealed new military surveillance video showing a UAP splitting a health.

fire missile in mid-air. Not a single witness was aware of any U.S. military technology capable to defeat. Every witness described the footage as extremely scary. This is pretty wild. I don't really know, you know, how we, is this, is this U.S. weapons technology that they're keeping under wraps. They're not telling us about. They're just lying. So, I mean, high probability of that, honestly, that, and that's why he says, Because I kind of, that's kind of my general understanding of all this UAP stuff. It's that, you know, we've got tech that we don't want the, you know, foreign adversaries to know that it's out there.

But at the same time, they've got similar tech that they're using to tar. And that's why this stuff is always involved in military. It's why it's always around like Air Force, military emplacements. You know, if it was actually some kind of, I don't know, alien, terrestrial or interdimensional activity. Angels or demons? Why would they be, why would angels or demons be around military bases all the time? Whereas the more simple answer is that it's, it's just a counterintelligence operation.

And these are, these are some type of technology that just hasn't been made public yet. And why? Makes no sense. Because we have it too. Well, also, we don't just cover up things that maybe we have kind of hidden under the pocket. Also, if the device malfunctioned, and I'm just going to say from my humble position, that something clearly went wrong with that, that AGM, that particular missile didn't explode. looks like the package that it was carrying didn't go off.

And I'm certainly not going to watch some officer tell a Congress person in front of the cameras, hey, here's why our missile didn't go off. In case anyone out there is listening wondering how to shut off strike packages. So if something hits at a high velocity, it's still going to fracture and cause damage, but the explosive package in the missile not going off, I don't want other people knowing that our missiles ever malfunction ever. They always work forever. No more questions.

which the warhead on a on a hellfire missile is it's small it's i mean you're talking like football i mean they're they're they're not this isn't this isn't a cruise missile this isn't a you know this isn't like an you know uh anti you know air-to-air missile or something like that they're typically they're much small now they're they're powerful and they are fiery and that is kind of the point supposed to melt through i i hear a lot of uh i hear a lot of excuses trying real hard. I'm just aliens. This proves aliens exist.

No, I agree with Jack. There was a funny story from like a year ago where they released this UAP footage. And it was like, you know, pilots at the Air Force space had witnessed these strange objects. And then later down at the bottom of the story, it mentioned that they were 70 miles from an advanced research naval facility. And I was like, why are you wasting our time? We get it.

Well, and the way the government is constructed in terms of compartmentalization is that depending on how far down the rabbit hole you go, those compartments are, I don't even know if there's anyone who knows how many compartments there are in the government in terms of these special access programs. And so you could have a special access program that only three people know about or like really know all the details of. So when you grab a coffee and Discover Vegas-level excitement with BetMGM Casino. Now introducing our hottest exclusive, Friends, The One with Multi-Drop. Your favorite classic television show is being reimagined in your new favorite casino game,

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That's in a different compartment from where it works. And, you know, I'm not saying a technology would be in that category, but certainly advanced, you know, advanced research, advanced projects would absolutely be something that you would keep in a separate track. And so you can have someone say under oath and completely truthfully. and, you know, nothing against it, but it's just that, it's just that's the way the government works.

That's the nature of the beast. Yeah, I think a lot of people would just rather believe in aliens because it makes life less boring. The idea that there's a grander story. I'm not against the belief at all. I'm totally open to it. I just really don't think that's what this is.

It's also kind of really hard for people to understand that a lot of crap that is supposedly military grade. That's not a compliment. Honeymore, no. No, and it just so happens. that a lot of stuff fails quite consistently, and that doesn't always fit with everyone all the time is super-duper malicious, because, you know, there's a lot of goobers that happen to put together

designs, and I'm sorry to the folks over at Northrop Grunman and my 18 shots to the back of the head suicide later this week, but sometimes they put out, you know, metal that sucks. Who was that astronaut, I don't know if it was Balz Alger, and they said, what was the last thing that went through your mind before, you know, you launched the Apollo mission? And he said that the ship was built by the lowest bidder. That's how government works. It is. It's so good.

Well, in some places, that's the law. Like, it has to be built by the lowest bidder. That's insane. And we just get a market solution. In New York City, you have to take the lowest bidder. And then what happens is the lowest bidder sucks because they have no experience. And then they keep slapping you with change orders.

So that by the time that they're done, it's way more expensive than if you just went with the experienced higher cost. The whole system is a problem. And, you know, as much as I support everything that, you know, we see from Secretary Heggseth, Secretary of War, Sec War, Hegsteth and these moves. I like Sec War. I think that's good. Just at least in spoken English. But at the same time, I mean, this stuff is in many cases, it's so deep and it's so incestuous and it's so bureaucratic because we fought the Soviet.

union for so long we became like a gay version of the soviet union and where we just have bureaucracy on top of bureaucracy on top of bureaucracy for its own sake not just in the military it's just an obvious so example of it where the purpose of why we do these things is almost completely disconnected from the actual mission and action and actions being taken looks like we have some i don't know how open source intel i don't know how uh trustworth this is, Fennernerian ideas, but they're saying that Warsaw Chopin Airport in Poland has been closed due to unplanned military activity

with another update from Knight Ossent. Poland has closed Warsaw International Airport and Lublin Airport issuing no-tams due to unplanned military activity related to ensuring state security. The closure of Polish airspace comes following reports of Russian drones and during

Poland's evening. Or aliens. Or it could be the Hellfire aliens that have crossed over. I think, I mean, that's true. Pretending, pretending, wouldn't be the first time. Just saying, just saying, it was aliens that did that. Wouldn't be the first partition of Poland.

This side will be controlled by the Romulans, of course. The other side. By the Vulcans. Will be controlled by the Vulcans. Well, the Vulcans are the mediators. Well, no, the Vulcans control one side, and then all those on the Romulan controlled side are trying to flee to the Vulcan control territories

but get gun down before they get a chance. By the Kardashians. By the Kardashians. Of course. I'm having a stroke. I'm sure of it. The funniest thing about the start of the next generation

is that there's an alien race called the Kardashians and they're, you know. Be careful not to say Kardashian. Right, you're not sh-s. You know what I mean? So when you say that Patrick Stewart

was mercilessly tortured by the Kardashians, I mean, Kardashians, you know, that's just where we're at. So interesting, it does look like at least the belief is as far as NATO was concerned

that it was Russia. We've got U.S. senators chiming in on it. Old Senator Dick Durbin's issued a statement repeated violations of NATO airspace by Russian drones are a fair warning that

Vlad Putin is testing our resolve to protect Poland and the Baltic nations after the carnage. It's called a slush. I love the senator. It's fantastic. After the carnage, Putin continues to visit on Ukraine, these incursions can't be ignored. Dick Durbin's not ignoring it, guys.

Care. It's just... Illinois is... We had a bad reputation. Yeah, we in Indiana kind of hate it. We try to smuggle guns into it and they won't let us. It's a problem. That's part of your thing? Yeah. It's like an Illinois. I would conquer Illinois and push Chicago into Lake Michigan tomorrow if they'd let me. How about that? Okay.

Boy shit. It's over Lake Michigan as it is. Oh yeah, yeah. It's built over. The sea level. Yeah, yeah. Just like Patrick, push it it right in. They lifted up the whole city and that's what you get. But let's let's move on to... I'm still not seeing any actual confirmation of drones. The thing is, though, like nobody's life would change if there were

aliens. Unless aliens came down and they were like, oh, we're part of your life now. Well, unless the aliens were in charge of the U.S. government. Well, yeah, but it still wouldn't. It still wouldn't change much. If it happened for a while. Told me that if I put on the sunglasses. I remember. Actually, no, he resisted. It was the other

dude. Yeah. It was. He didn't want to put the glasses. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm wrong. He forced, he forced. Routy, righty Piper, I'm wrong. Yeah, he put him on and saw it and was like, what? And then the other guy was like, I ain't wearing your glasses. Then he ran out of bubble gum. Yes.

I'm here to kick ass and chew bubble gum All right guys I know you want to laugh and have fun and joke around but this next story is not going to not conducive to that from the New York Post Ukrainian refugee Irina Zerutska's look of horror

after she was fatally stabbed on the train as her final moments are revealed I'm not going to play the video guys here on the show it is available on the New York Post it's available all over X the moment of the stabbing is viewable

the whole video in its entirety It is extremely graphic, but there is a lot to talk about in the aftermath of this incident, as well as the video's full release. So the first thing I'm going to say is with this video's release, you see almost right away, there's a few things I want to say. This evil psychopath, he stabs her it appears three times, just rapidly, boom, boom, boom. This poor young woman doesn't even know she was stabbed. She's looking around and she looks up in horror. what people don't realize is that when you get stabbed

it just feels like you got punched and if you know people watch movies and in movies the hero will go bang with the gun and the guy just falls to the ground or flies across the right you know

and then not only that in movies the hero will will punch the guy one time and he'll just go on the ground and land the ground forever none of that happens this poor young woman got stabbed and she doesn't know

and I'll tell you what's really really terrifying is then within about 10 or 15 seconds she collapses and there's a pool of blood on the chair now people have immediately started criticizing the bystanders the passengers for not helping i'm not going to do that to an extent when the man got up and stabbed her several times in the video no one knew what happened he got up and he and he it looked like he was just punching her and if you're sitting next or behind it's just a crazy guy who hit her and she looked fine for a second for yes for 15 20 seconds she then collapses and

And this is where I have concern. It was a full minute and a half before anyone goes. Before anyone, she collapsed on the ground and blood is pooling. And then there's a guy just standing, staring at her. Now, the sad reality is, guys, I know a lot of people want to blame the bystander saying they're gawkers doing nothing. I don't think they knew what to do. But even then, the only thing I would push back on a little bit is, and you're right,

because the size of the pocket knife, as small as it was, it's very hard to tell in this video that he was carrying a knife. This was not like some big bowie knife or a machete or something. It's small. But even if they didn't know she was stabbed, from their perspective, he at least attacked her. So you don't see anyone on or in that car with her say, hey, are you okay?

Just a very simple, hey, are you okay? Nobody says it. But I half agree. You're sitting there, you're looking out the window. This is what the average person is doing. They're not really paying attention. And within a split second, he goes wham, bam, wham, into her. And then you look over.

It's already done. You don't know what happened. And so that's why I have half agree. Like, if I were there, I have a bit better sexual awareness than everyone in this room probably does. And that's my criticism. Not on the individuals, but on our culture that has made soft. ignorant and unaware individuals who are not paying attention to their surroundings, where this attack could happen, and it's like, I have no idea what's going on.

Well, it's not that they just had no idea what was going on, because I'm going to make the case that the guy in the gray hoodie and the black pants that immediately after the stabber walks away muttering, we know from footage, he's muttering, and you can hear that. I got the white girl. Right. The guy with earbuds will say he can't hear anything, but he was definitely in line of sight to see it. This man gets up and just walks out right after head down like, I ain't got time for this. He's going to leave. So he knows something happened. He chose what he doesn't want is to wait

for the police to show up and start asking questions. I hate that. I want to stress this. For those, if we can pull up this news article, the image you see with arenas of Rootska right here with her hand over her mouth, this is after she had already been stabbed. And what I think a lot of people don't realize, this photo is not graphic. There's blood on the floor. She has been fatally stabbed. She has been fatally stabbed several times. And if you showed this photo to someone and said, this is a bus, they'd be like, okay. No one looked at this photo and goes, oh my God, look at this photo. People don't

understand. Now, I will say another thing. I don't think the reason why I'm upset, people didn't intervene and stop the guy is actually because they didn't know way to knife. If somebody is brandishing a knife, I am not surprised. No one will intervene. It is not like the movies where the guy with the knife swings at you. You grab his arm and flip him over. That doesn't happen. No, but nobody says anything on the subway. I mean, I've been on the subway multiple times and been harassed by homeless people or crazy people and stuff. And the people on the subway around you, they just look away because they're just glad that you're the one that's being targeted and not them. I mean, I've had

had it's dangerous. It feels really scary. I've been cornered by people. What I'm saying is and nobody comes to help you no matter what. Right. If the guy, unless there's Daniel Penny, or like old women. If the guy was holding a 12 inch buck knife, I'd be like I am I am not surprised everyone backed off. But my point is no one knew he had a knife. You'd expect them to actually stop him. Can we show that other picture where she's like, where she's actually looking at him? You've got it up here. I don't know where in the video. That's the one, yeah.

You can see it. And that's after she's been stabbed. She's been stabbed. And that's, I mean, that image, if we lived in a serious country, that image would be on the front page of every single newspaper tomorrow. It would be pushed on every social media platform. I mean, it's beyond her. Beyond the rules. Yeah.

Ukrainian, it is beyond her being. She's a Ukrainian refugee. Every Democrat should have been like, what is going on? Okay. But we have to go to war because potentially some drones crossed in from Ukraine. We have to go to World War III. Zelensky hasn't said anything about her. Zelensky hasn't said a single word.

I've not been able to find it. It's one of his citizens. That's one of his citizens who's been killed. Who's been forced out of the country because of this war. Well, and you know, what's crazy is we had my wife, who's from Belarus, originally here on the show on human events earlier today. And she said that one of the pieces that, because she's been talking about that this with her mom's, group for weeks and just said why isn't this going you know prior to this why isn't why is nobody talking we actually have a larger the photo is actually the photo yeah

because the video wasn't really well i have said you know the father speaking this is going back to the war her father so she was actually buried on i think august 27th and so this this is a while ago so it took a while for this to come up because right because the videos haven't come out yet and she was saying that her own father wasn't able to come for the funeral because of martial law in Ukraine and military age men can't come and I said well wait a minute she was 23 how old's the dad in his 50s so I have a question for you guys because there's been a lot of criticism

online of her for two reasons excuse me yes that's right she's seen in a photo in a room with a BLM poster now fact checkers say it's not her bedroom it's another friend or family members right and the argument that people putting forward is she is still in this political space that is allowed for

and encourage this behavior. I think that's ridiculous. So you should die? It's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. Because my argument is this. Literally everyday conservatives are begging liberals not to hurt themselves.

They're like desperately telling them not to get abortions or sterilize their kids trying to help them live better. The argument that because she has a BLM poster in her bedroom is the antithesis of what conservatives or the right has been arguing the whole time, which is we know you're wrong. We're trying to help you be.

right so you don't get hurt. But it's that particular argument, which is why from my perspective I completely throw all of the blame on all of the individuals on that car who watched, according to the photos. We see they watched, they watched that happen. There's reports that the blood was dripping off of the knife as soon as he pulled it

out of her and starts walking away. No one goes to her at all, but this is the same crew. I guarantee you to a little NBC poll, little panel, said how many of you would help someone if there was a fire? They think they're all heroes. They think they're wonderful because they affirm all of this garbage and yet they wouldn't come to the aid of anyone.

Now there's another area of criticism and that is in the, there's another camera angle which is the, I guess it's the wider view where you can see her on the left and people are pointing out there are empty seats with the back to the window around the door that if she had walked in paying attention and sat away from this man. Right, but there's a lot of, you know, I know from New York Subways. And on New York Subways, you don't want to sit by the door because people when you stop, yeah, people come in the door, steal from you and then go running. So you tend to want to sit in, you know, seats that are further back. I guess now this guy, maybe he didn't look

crazy to her. Maybe he was just sitting there quietly or whatever before this all happened. And so she sat down, you know, you tend not to want to sit near people who are crazy, but we don't know what was happening right before. So, so, well, actually we do. There There is a longer video where he's just sitting there. He's just sitting there. Right. And she comes in and she comes in and she sits down. Hey, this is Dan Harris, host of the 10% Happier podcast.

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10% have here is self-help for smart people. Come join the party. You know, something else that Tanya had mentioned, my wife, who is from Eastern Europe, had mentioned, was that when you're a new immigrant to the United States, especially from Eastern Europe, you don't know all of these sort of cultural cues. and cues that America has because it's just completely foreign to you, but what's something that's not foreign is riding the train. Because in Eastern Europe, everybody rides the train. Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, it is Poland. It is just very accessible. It's very easy. And most people

don't even drive if they live in a big city. And crime like this just doesn't exist. It is not, it is not something you've ever encountered before in your life. So you wouldn't even, you're talking about situational awareness, she comes from a place where you don't need that. And she assumed she was safe and why assume otherwise? She's on her phone. In Charlotte, North Carolina. I mean, I would assume I was safe in Charlotte, North Carolina. The commentary.

I've never been there, so what do I know? Oh, okay. The posts, people are pointing out that, you know, so Brian Seltre, I'm sure you guys saw, he said, oh, the racism, the racism. Yeah, he was calling it racist. He was saying that it was like politically motivated rhetoric talking about all of this. There were posts where people were saying things like back in the day, if you saw, if you were walking down the street and a black person, a woman walking on the street as a black person towards her, she'd move her purse to the other side or she'd cross the street. But then after, in the past 10 years, the racist would do that.

Exactly. In the past 10 years, the BLM narrative mocked women who would move the person to the other side or cross the street. And I'm going to be honest, like, it's pretty brutal to like, just because you're a black guy, people are like, I don't trust you. That's a, that's a brutal way to live. but the point I'm making is that the rhetoric on X that I'm assuming this is what Brian Seltzer is talking about I wouldn't call it the most racist thing in the world is people saying if she held that distrust should be alive

and so what do you tell people when you see stories like this and you look at the crime data that was on Fox News just the other day that GROC even confirmed that I post from Chad CTPT that interracial violence black on white is 26 times higher than white on black my point is not to tell people to be like literally we don't want racism we need to address the

existing racism and if this guy it appears he says i got that white girl then uh i'll just put it like this i was talking to viva fry earlier and he said you've got a guy who's clearly crazy he's been in out of jail and he's been inundated with the message for 10 years that white people are evil this is the racism and then you know advanced coverage from there we'll talk about the charlie kirk van jones in a second it really reminded me of this old play by um Mary Baraka, who was Leroy Jones until he changed his name, this playwright out of Newark. And he wrote a play called Dutchman, I think it was in the 70s. And it was a play about, yeah, well, you'll understand, you'll recognize it.

So it takes place on a New York City subway, and it's a black guy riding the subway, and a white girl gets on. And she's sort of like vaguely flirting with him, and the way that it's set up, you think that something bad is going to happen to her from this guy. But then she, does she stab him to death or shoot him to death? death. She kills him. And so the idea is, you know, don't trust your impulses. Don't trust the thing that you know. You're probably just racist. Let me pull the story from the post-millennial. CNN's Van Jones rails against Charlie Kirk for suggesting the murder of Arenas Zarutko was racially motivated. The killer said, I got that white girl after stabbing her to death. This is one of the most

shockingly offensive things, I've heard. Listen to be there. And it's super difficult because when you are mentally ill, you have a hard time knowing that you are mentally ill. But also, I mean, people like Charlie Kirk fan, they've been looking for opportunities to make this some sort of like reciprocal George Floyd situation. And that's the part that I think he's almost giving away the game. And it's sad to see.

I just, you know, I'm really offended about this? Charlie Kirk, not Tim Pool. Phil, Jack Posobic, like, come on, we've all been talking about. I'm kidding. A lot of people going along with it. You know, I need to say a couple of things. One is, I mean, what happened to that young woman was horrible. And it's everybody's nightmare.

If you're in any public space, a subway, whatever, that's something bad is going to happen to you or somebody you care about. So it does strike a chord. We don't know why that man did what he did. Yes, you do. And for Charlie Kirk to say, we know he did it because she's white. When there's no evidence of that. Charlie was right.

It's just pure race, race, mangan. hate mongering, it's wrong. Then he says that if something like that had happened the other way, there would be sweeping changes imposed on society. Where is the George Floyd Policing Act? You see what he just did there? I'll tell you. It's where half

of the police departments in this country were defunded to a certain extent. And so he made it federal, but it's not about federal. It's all of these local departments all over the country. It was defunded and the police morale was destroyed. And the billions of dollars and damages. Self-selecting out of police. So can I, I mean,

Yes, and the damages. Charlie Kirk obviously didn't say anything wrong, but, oh, Van Jones, let's be skeptical. Where was that energy for George Floyd, Van Jones and Abby Phillips? Where was that energy of, hey, this is one situation and we need to investigate and we need an autopsy on what exactly was in his bloodstream and whether or not he had a heart tumor or are we just going to brand all cops as racist? Or how about this? Derek Chauvin arrived on scene and George Floyd was already on the. ground. So by all means, you can say that Derek Chauvin should have, was negligence,

he should have checked on him, they should have got rendered aid much more quickly. It is not a story of a white supremacist cop who grabbed George Floyd, threw him on the ground, and then kneeled on him. Who was half the size of George Floyd, by the way. It's the story of a cop who showed up on scene after everything was already going on and saying, what's going on, and they're like, he's resisting. Including cops who were not white. Indeed. And then he engaged in the, The Neil, he knelt on George Floyd to hold him in submission. And again, by all means, make the argument that he was negligent. But where was there ever a racial component that people like Van Jones, CNN, and all the corporate press pushed for,

which resulted in mass riding, the worst riots you've seen in decades. Obviously, here's the catch. Here's what you guys are missing, that every time after one of these events occur, what you get is some guy like Van Jones that shows up, dressed all nice and fine and looking like anyone else who goes on network television. and they start lecturing you in that soft Montel Williams voice that really the United States is really awful and terrible and homeless people are twice as likely to be the victim of violence as the mayor of Charlotte said.

And when someone looks like a thug and acts like a thug, that's not the person who comes to lecture you. They are the racial equivalent of ambulance chasers. Yes. The whole point is they make money calling white people racists saying that black people are oppressed it's been going on and it's all BS it is all garbage

it's been going on since Ferguson since Michael Brown with the whole hands up don't shoot that was a lie since OJ Simpson Trayvon Martin's stuff that was a lie they made it out as if Zimmerman was a white guy he wasn't a white guy that was a lie the stuff with George

Floyd that was a lie and this has been an absolutely destructive force in the United States for over a decade, and we continue to tolerate it, and it is imbecilic that we allow people, like the judge that let this guy free after a multiple, yeah, we have. Oh, she owns a charity called second chances, though. This is idiocy that we continue to allow this stuff. The fact that Perry was arrested is ridiculous. All the people in New York City. Penny? Penny. Yeah. But he's right about Perry,

too. Yes. Oh, hang on, though. Don't forget. No, but they, those people, The people in the government in New York that actually did that, they should lose their jobs. There has to be repercussions for the people that are empowering this. Those judges, the DAs, they have to lose their job. Possibly, we have to change the law so that way if you do let a murderer free and he goes on to commit a crime, you share in legal responsibility and you go to jail. That will stop this stuff. We can't do that.

You know, that's not. You can't. Well, because we have to change the law. We can't do that. I understand. Because that would result in literally everyone going to prison all the time. Yeah, because there's a high rate of recidivism. Yeah, he's going to say literally every time just, just, if they're violent criminals, put them in jail.

Oh, violent criminals? How many strikes? This guy had 14 strikes and he was still out. Obviously, three strikes and you're out is fine. But if you made the argument that a judge would be responsible for releasing somebody, he's going to be like, then I defer to not releasing anybody because I don't want responsibility. But the thing, too, that I thought was. Which would be better. Is you had...

Not, not... I disagree. So listen, so then give... It would be better if we had real judges, real judges that actually did their jobs, that took it seriously. And we as a society held people accountable the way we used to, which is social pressure, shunning, ostracizing bad people, removing them from office. This is a societal problem. When we make special rules, like when we get to the point... When we get to the point where we need the National Guard in Chicago, and I agree.

we do as someone from Chicago, we are in a very, very bad place. Again, when we get to the point where we're saying judges need to be held accountable for relations and criminals, we are already facing the apocalypse. The point that I'm making is get rid of qualified immunity for police officers and get rid of qualified immunity for judges. But now you sound like a leftist about the qualified immunity for police officers. You need qualified immunity for police officers so they can do their arrest. I'm not a, I'm not a fan of qualified immunity, but understand the math.

If a cop is told I face criminal liability or civil. liability, if I make an arrest, he won't do it. So when the criminal is brandishing the knife and he's going to be like, look, I don't want to get sued. I'm backing off. No, but he also knows that at the end of the day, the worst he can get is a federally tax-funded timeout. The problem in this country is that we always talk about, oh man, we used to throw people in jail. We also used to have corporal punishment. Delaware is the last state that allows corporal punishment on the books. When there was a chance, you would end up at the end of a noose or the lash for things like drunk driving. Those are things that last. A federally funded timeout is not

going to solve anything. I agree, and I've made this point before, somewhat facetiously, that if in Chicago, the penalty for this gang violence was they would, and it's meant to sound silly. But if you took these young men who are shooting each other up and said, when you get caught, we're going to put you in a diaper, a baby bonnet with a pacifier, and you've got to crawl straight down Roosevelt Avenue, 10 miles while everyone films and posted online, it would end the crime overnight. So there's, there's another aspect to this, too. And everyone's bringing up, You know, it's great discussion, but I think part of this too is, and Libby, you were getting at this, it's the stories we tell that start to shape the way that we think about policy because the stories that we tell about our world are the way, shape the way we think about the world and then think about how to fix the problems of the world. And one story that we tell or have been telling for decades now is this complete lie that there is some kind of racial conspiracy to create a figment of black crime in America when in reality and you can see the statistics, you can see the data that unfortunately we have a problem of mass violence against white people in this country that has gone completely unchecked and in some cases encouraged.

And in every single case, you have people like Van Jones going on TV and making excuses for it. And it's disgusting. It is open season on white people in this country. It has been since the knockout game. It has been since white girl bleed a lot. And now you have the exact same things going on and on. And they used to say that when you put body cams out, that that would catch police brutality. How'd that work out?

And now they're trying to get rid of body cams. But I got to push back, Jack. It's not fair to say that only white people are. victims. The stop Asian hate, the leftist dropped that hashtag when they realized it was where did that go? That's right. Where did that one go? Right. And the knockout game in New York was predominantly black people attacking Jews. Right. You also, you, I mean, we also saw, we also saw, we also saw a young black woman who was murdered by an illegal immigrant and thrown off a bridge in Annapolis, right? We saw that today too. That was a, that was a young black girl

who was murdered by an illegal immigrant in Maryland. And we also saw over the, but we saw an Alabama former veterinary professor who was murdered on a jogging trail while she was walking her dog. And we also, the thing too, is that this mayor in Charlotte, this Vi Liles, she was saying that we can't arrest our way out of mental health crisis. We can't arrest our way out of homelessness. And I think too much has been pinned on this mental health. Yeah, of course we can. And too much has been pinned on this idea that if someone is committing crimes, they have a mental health issue and we need to have compassion for them and their mental health issue. This guy was supposed to get a psych evaluation after he called 911 earlier this year and was arrested for

wasting 911 resources because he said there was something manmade in his body that was controlling him. And he was arrested. They let him go. No cash bail. And he was supposed to get a psych evaluation that never happened. And now you have the mayor basically an apologist for this lunatic who should have stayed locked up. Right? In 2020 when he was released, he assaulted his sister. There's a scene in the Joker, not Joker 2, which doesn't exist, but in the good Joker film where do you remember, I think he's going to visit his mom in the mental institution, is that right? And he's visiting there and he goes down, this gets back to the bureaucracy thing that Phil and I were just talking about, where he goes in and he's talking to the receptionist at the mental facility and he kind of realizes that something's going wrong with him before he like dons the full Joker attire. and he says, how do I get into one of these places? And the receptionist there is like, you know, I don't know.

Like, I don't even know how you would get in. Because, because, and that to me, I thought that resonated. My dad used to work in a mental institution for almost 30 years. And I remember in the 90s when they were shutting everything down asking him, well, dad, where are they going to put all the crazy people? And he said, well, they call it graduating. they just call it graduating and they just they're out

I want to pull up this video it's gone viral I believe it's from someone in the name of Miranda Jewel that's what it says in the video but I just want to play it for you and then we'll talk about it I don't even know what to say at this point

I had to get off the train past my stop because there was a guy who was following me from car to car and when I tried to get off at my stop which was pitch dark he held it open to see if I was going to get off. So I had to get off to stop after. And then when I got off the

stop after, I hopped on the next train that was going the other direction, and I got on an express train. And now on the other side of the fact, hold on. New York City is not safe. It's not safe for women. Okay? I am so sick and tired of having to look over my shoulder 24-7, not just at night, during the day, at all hours. I'm sick and tired of it. Who do you think she voted for? Oh, I'm sure she voted for Mom Donnie, right? There is a 75% chance she votes liberal, and I'm not trying to disparage her or claim that. He's what she's doing.

But women around her age, you know, key demo age in New York, some 70, I think it's 80 or 90, actually, percent female, vote for the Democratic candidates who then appoint a police chief who says soft on crime. And then they vote in, they appoint judges, soft on crime. so she is arguing for and it's not about her as an individual but this is what people in New York voted for and this is a lot of this is leading to this what I call the rise of the urban right

and which we need more of that this is a different Alvin Bragg is horrifying a different path from the rural right which which most people everyone knows the role right everyone gets that we're conserving our small towns we're conserving our culture we you know we care about the farms

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A sort of stereotypical Republican viewpoint. The urban right is a little bit different. The urban right is way more radical. The urban right is a reactionary force because you're reacting to your home and your livelihood that's been stolen in front of your own eyes. And there's so many people now in the new right that are actually part of this urban right, including, by the way, Donald Trump himself, a Fifth Avenue billionaire who came down a golden escalator and was talking about this stuff has gotten completely out of control.

People forget, by the way, that when he announced he was running for president, it was right, I think it was either right in the middle or right after the Freddie Gray riots in Baltimore that were going on at the time where he's actually said publicly that Melania Trump watching those riots and watching Baltimore just be burned to their. I was there. was watching it be burned to the grounds. One of my first live stream riots, yay. That she said to Trump, he said, you have to do it.

This is your time. And so the urban right is this, you come to politics from a completely different perspective than the rural right, your focus is going to be different. And you think about it, right? Stephen Miller, where is he from, Santa Monica? Right. Right? He's not from, bless you,

he's not from a place that is normally associated with the left. Neither am I. I mean, I grew up in... And you look, a lot of us are from city areas. And it's like... Tim, you're a Chicago guy? You know, none of that's what I'm... I was raised to be an abortion-loving liberal. And they're, you know, first of all, they showed us the video of an abortion when I was in eighth grade in CCD, and so I was never, never pro-choice ever. But thank you, Catholic Church. But these cities are also being really damaged by left-wing foundation.

like the MacArthur Foundation gave $3.3 million to the county that Charlotte is in Mecklenburg County to reduce their jail population. And you have Mom Donnie now in New York saying that he wants to reduce the population of Rikers Island. A hundred days is too long to be in Rikers. Didn't mention the type of crime that would be committed. And he didn't, he didn't mention what's going on with their trials. I mean, you know, it's not too long if you're actually going through the justice system and these justice systems like does it take a while to get a trial yeah would it be better if we had faster trials sure because then we could get you into maxim security faster but so this is this is why it pushes people into the urban right because you're someone who's not you're not anti-city right

no i love city because you view cities as the beating heart of culture this is where our economy runs this is where all new culture comes out of this is the height of civilization music restaurants All of it. It's the city. President Trump is out now showcasing how safe Washington, D.C. is by going out for seafood right around the corner from the White House. And so if you're a member of the urban right, which I've started talking about this publicly a couple of weeks ago, I've sort of had it rattling around for a while. I've discussed it with a few folks that are currently serving in our government and doing a fantastic job of it. And I found it resonates a lot with a lot of people because you just come to conservatism a very different path because you've seen your towns and your neighborhoods destroyed and you've seen it turned over to crime, you've seen to turn over to violence, to migrants, both legal and illegal, these massive demographic shifts that we've been seeing. And you're like, I just want my home back. Who's, you know, who do I vote for to get that? Yeah. I mean, it's all, it's all come from, so the, from the rural conservative, kind of the more classic from

eastern central Indiana. What we see in common with a lot of the urban right all comes down to the revivification of the traditional man, masculinity, this feminization that brought in socialism in this country by making you feel bad. There are people who are poor who you need to give your money to. And then over the racism issue, well, there are people who are black and you need to give your money to them. And then the LGBTQ, there are people who are gay. You've got to give them money. Additionally, additionally, that kind of hyperfeminization has driven people in urban centers where college-educated white women are most likely to find their happy place. That's where families kind of circled around during the 70s through the 90s. Well, now

people are tired of it because they've seen the effect of a fatherlessness across every community in this country. The traditional man actually coming back is going to be a core part of the right in the next 30 years. That's why Vance and Trump, urban and rural right, are so alike in kind of their family orient policy prescriptions. Yeah, or, you know, the man of today is the guy who's too scared to stand up to a tiny woman who's yelling at him to give him baseball. Oh, no. And he does the arm thing. He does the arm thing. Even before he realizes who it is, that's his initial response, which is a very, I mean, I don't know if that guy's got a touch of something or what, but he doesn't seem to. And he just seems very scared, very scared of his skin. And, you know, that's the,

that's the, that is the modern American male, a ma'am. That is the modern, the modern, the Modern American male is terrified to stand up to a woman. And that is a great microcosm that of how we lost our great cities, how we lost our culture, the decline of the West because we're terrible. Oh, I just wanted to go away. I just wanted to stop. So you take the ball from your child. On his birthday.

On his birthday. The home run ball. What greater ball. And you watch the video of this. I'm like, do people not have kids? You know, my son would not care if I'm giving him money. If I'm saying, hey, I'm going to get better tickets. He wants the home run ball.

And it's like, dad, why did you take the ball from me? Why would you ever do that? You know what song you sing to this lady when you're at a baseball game, right? Take me out to the ball game. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. Hey, hey, goodbye, Karen. Yep. Like, it's, you know, he walks over, a few seats.

The ball was flying towards there. He gets it. It's his. That's a fair ball. It was totally a fair ball. For a minute, though, Tim, there's that... She never had her hands on it. Well, she may have, like, a lot touched it a little bit.

She didn't have her hands on it. My point is... It was down in front of her. It wasn't even in her seats. It was the seats in front of her. So there's always a scratch. As a guy who grew up with my dad taking me... Countless, countless Phillies games.

Never had a situation like this where he gave away one of our balls. Like, we would go outside, even just in local areas. If there was a high school game, we would go out to the river after the game to collect foul balls from the river because it was cheaper than going out and buying them. And that was just something we did on Saturday mornings with me, my brother, and my dad. You know, we go ride the bike, go down the river. There was a game, get the foul balls, dry them out, boom, got some practice balls. And he never once would say, oh, we're going to, we're going to hand it over.

We're going to do this. No, it was when he was older, he would get it. And then we would go get it. He'd be like, go get it. And if you don't get it, it's, hey, be faster next time. I actually think his son may have learned a really good lesson. Don't be like dad. Yeah.

When you look at this photo and you can see him looking angrily at the old lady and this guy looking terrified and shocked and taking the ball from his own son, that kid's going to grow up and be like when he has a kid, don't be like that. He's this. I mean, if you look at the trajectory of some of the youth polls right now, there's a very good chance that he's going to be like very radical. What if like this kid is just like. This is his moment of realizing my dad's not a hero.

And you always realize that at some point, like, my dad's not a hero. My dad's not, you know, infallible or whatever. You realize your parents are human beings. And he had to realize it way sooner than he had to. My dad is literally my hero. Okay. I believe you, but you're a special case. The rest of us learn that our parents are going to grow up and be like the furthest right

commentators. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. Like, well, did you see the interview with him afterwards? Oh, yeah, I got to pull it up. Oh, if you have it. Yeah, let's play that. Because it's, it's so sad, but at the same time, it's so telling.

That was what we were there for. We were there to get a home run ball. So I thought I had accomplished this great thing. Look at the body language. Putting in his glove meant a lot. And she was just so adamant and loud. It was 29 seconds. None of them can even look at him in the eye.

He can't even say she was mean. Hundreds of people. She barely said anything. She said, that's my ball. She was adamant. Does that son look like he won? No. No, not at all.

Again, and that's the catch. Is that I couldn't imagine, And forget, you know, whether or not, like, my, you know, I would consider, you know, my dad to be, like, my hero kind of a thing. I can't imagine as a father taking, not my kid offered the ball and said, all right, they can have it and saying, you know what? No, my kid deserves the ball. They got it. He took the ball from his kids' hands and gave it to her. He knows what he did.

Look at his face. And the kid knows what he did. And the line that the kid said was, this is so amazing. Immaculated cucks. He said, he said, we can't win. can't win. She was going to get it anyway. Why?

I don't know why she was going to get it anyway. That's the lesson that his father talking. Give up, son. Give up. Lose. Lose and accept the participation trophy of here's a sign that we feel so bad for you. The pity stuff. Yeah.

The pity stuff. Who wants the pity stuff? No, you want to win. You want to teach kids to win. It's not about baseball. It is about raising the next generation. It is about how we run our society. It is about the millions of interactions that go on.

All the millions of interactions where some screaming liberal Karen is getting in somebody's face and a guy is terrified to just say no. And I'm sorry, but the word no is the most masculine word in the English language because we are not going to get out of any of these situations if we just can't say no to women. Well, and you have to, the other thing, too, that everybody forgets is you have all. these women who, you know, are all empowered and they're living in their power and they're doing all this, yes, queen, all of this, right? But what you forget is the way that these women got like this is by being so amiable and bendable that they say yes to everything stupid. And that's how they got there. Like, well, how do you think men ended up in women's bathrooms? It's because women were too nice and cowed to say no. And men were. And men were. But men got coerced by these

So, let me, you know, what I'm trying to say, what I'm trying to say maybe is that women, maybe women need to hear men when we say no means no. You think so? I think what's happening is like this woman in New York on the subway is guys basically, like men like this, who are like, she was going to get anyway, I'm just leaving. Men are just leaving. And women are left to what they voted for and they're upset with him. And they're not going to help you on the subway. right? I mean, I don't know. I mean, it's at least the acronym. Men go their own way. In New York, the women are screaming. And so the guys are like, whatever, I'm leaving. And then they get the city they vote for. And now they live in crime infested areas where. And the women also in New York, the women in New York also complain that they can't get a date. You know what the tropes were? The man would take his jacket off and throw it over the puddle so the woman could walk over without getting wet. The man's jacket would be ruined. Right. But then.

you started getting all of these feminist tropes of don't hold the door for me, split the bill, we don't want men involved. And what these feminists were basically saying is the chivalry they were discussing wasn't just a man opening the door or saying, I'll pay for your food. It was them saying, I will stand in front of you when the violent murderous rapist is coming at us. Now they're saying, ha, it's all you, bro. I mean, that's also part of the free market of sex, though, because we stopped making the relationship between men and women about something that was supposed to involve responsibility.

and specific duty, and you started saying, hey, man, I mean, you know, it's involved me getting laid, and then when you start leading a man by the wang, he'll do whatever. Again, the simptastrophe in this country. By the way, later on in that video, the guy said,

Sympstrophy, that's good. I didn't want to do anything that I would regret in front of my children. You didn't regret how you ended up acting in front of your children? Are you serious? That's the whole thing to regret is you were doing, acting like that in front of your children,

not standing up for yourself, not standing up for your kids, not acting like a man. that is the most regrettable thing about this whole story. I got to be honest, between this and the cold play couple, this is more worthy of divorce. Because, I mean, he's showing

everyone that he can't take care of his kids. He's busy grabbing his man breasts. If you actually watch the video of the initial interaction, I don't believe the woman has been identified yet, which is really... People are claiming she has been. Which is really weird because people were claiming that she had, but then, like, those women came out

and because she's so odious that those women even came out and released statements, I am not this woman, like, please stop coming after me. Maybe if you guys all didn't look the same. I'm sorry. I got to ask guys.

I think it's the daughter. If you watch, the daughter actually kind of squares up a little bit. The daughter shows more dominance than the dad does. More tea. I want to say this. Maybe she does.

Between the two people, I have more disdain for the dad than the woman. 100%. The woman was like, hey, you walked over to while I was sitting. and took the home run ball from me. Now, I don't think she's an actual right to claim that, and I think she's a snooty Karen.

A hit ball is a hit ball. But I'm just like, she walked over and made a demand, and I give that, like, in terms of how severe, I think it is on a scale of one at ten, with 10 being like this person is committing a violent murder, it's like a two or a three. It's like, someone pushes you. It's like, okay, it's not the end of the world.

I don't care that much that she's being a Karen. I am actually more offended the dad, took the baseball from his own son and gave it to him. Of course. I agree with you guys that that's terrible, but I have the utmost disdain and horror at this woman. Because one thing that she's doing that you guys may not realize is she's perpetuating the middle-aged white women suck thing. And I'm so sick of that, you know, as somebody of that age group, you know, I'm like really sick of that whole thing. And it's just awful.

And also her husband was there. And he was sitting in his seat. He was like crouching down so that he wasn't being recognized. I try not to. And then he tried to like get out. He tried to, like, get out. He, like, scurried out, and she followed him out. But imagine having to go home with this horrible shrew.

This horrible shrill, miserable. I disagree. I disagree. I think she's terrible. Listen, yeah. I think everything about her is... The husband of this guy, I bet he's very happy. You know why?

The husband of this guy? Of this lady, sorry. I bet he's very happy. You know why? She wasn't yelling at him? No, no, no. Because he's sitting in his car, and they go to a fast food restaurant, and they forget the ketchup.

And then he's like, I really want to catch him, but he goes, I will not stand for this. And he goes, I don't got to do nothing. And then he sits back and she goes and takes care of it. That sounds like hell. That was a John Mullaney sketch. He would talk about how he was a weak man and he's like, I have a wife and my wife won't let me be mistreated. And I was like, dude, you are like the most pathetic cuck of a man out here doing a comedy routine on it. Are you okay?

Blink twice. It's, I mean, this is, it's. I'm just so sick of women like this. It's disgusting. What this guy does is disgusting. It's not Christian. And I saw a lot of people, you know, arguing with me that this is some kind of Christian response. I mean, where does it say anywhere in the Bible that you're supposed to disrespect your own children?

As the Baptist, I'll back you up, my Catholic, man. I hear you. I mean, it's just not there. Well, to play devil's advocate. What about de-escalation? So, de-escalation means, like, when you're about to die. Not at the expense of your children. And you don't have any, you can de-escalate this.

And, by the way, there are plenty of ways to de-escalate without submitting. De-escalation doesn't mean submitting. It doesn't mean surrender. Deescalate could simply meet being you sit down and you, as Jesus actually tells us, turn the other cheek. Just let her scream at you while you're like, no. Yeah, turn the other cheek does not mean submit. It means stand your ground.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, goodbye. And a lot of people miss this wrong. Yeah, you sing. Hey, hey, hey. You do the look at your watch thing. Everybody around was like, can you believe this woman? And you just sit there. And by the way, social pressure was already on his side.

It sure was. Which he just. Dingo. Have you guys seen? No situational awareness. Have you guys seen that show Evil? No. It's, it's, it's, it's kind of weird.

I think I've heard of it. Yeah, but there's a scene where the main character's woman is with her husband and they're in line at a grocery store when someone cuts in front of her. And she goes, excuse me, we're waiting in line. And he's like, I've only got a few things. She's like, no, you don't, you have more than we do. So get in the back of the line. And he's like, what are you going to do about it?

And then her husband's like, just ignore it. Just let it go. So she goes to a freezer, grabs a bag of peas, walks up and goes, hey. And he goes, hey, lady, it's over. I want it. And then she bashes him in the face with it. With peas? A frozen bag of vegetables and he hits the ground.

And then she walks up. He wouldn't do it. And she's like, I don't know what you. It's some bag of vegetable. She goes, we don't need a bag. But the funny thing is, whatever your view on that show, it's funny that the depiction is the man would not stand up for his wife. And so the wife had to do it herself. And it's very funny that I feel like there's a large portion of men in this generation that are very much like that.

Now, Gen Z is starting to move, turn things around. but these urban liberal guys are very much the low T remember the try guys from BuzzField I'm torn their testosterone was a set was 20 year old guys with testosterone equal to an 80 year old I'm torn on that kind of stuff because I carry a gun and I'm not going to shoot someone over

over a space in line Not with that attitude But the point is like if I go and actually try and push this guy out or something like that That's me not de-escalating You know look I was in line at a 7-Eleven a long time ago I was in Seattle and I had like probably I don't know five or six dollars with the stuff and there was like four people in line a guy walked in front of me and I immediately was like

hey bro back of the lines that way and he's like I'll be quick and I was like I looked at the cashier and I was like nah he just cut the line and they were like it's fine I was like no it's not I throw everything on the counter I walked up I'm not going to do a fight with them but I'm not playing that game all you got to do is just look at the end of this is how the urban right gets born because when you look okay when you live in a city you you there is an unwritten set rules that everybody follows like like when you're in trains like you're when you're in line anything like this that everybody follows that everybody kind of gets that hey if we obey these rules and we we sort of live this way and maybe there's some sharp elbows or like or like a

New Yorker's going to say something but you know Philly too by the way but you all sort of abide by those rules so that you can live together the social standard in the city this is your social standard. Mamdani one of one of the videos that really drove me nuts about him was it's one of the ones it's not just the one where he's eating with his hands as disgusting an alien as that is that's the real aliens by the way it's the fact that he's doing it on the subway

because you know one of the rules of the subway is you don't eat open food like that especially if it smells it's gross that stuff does and so if this guy if this guy can't even follow it goes back to broken windows if he can't even follow the basic

low-level social taboos to maintain the social order, how could he ever possibly be in charge of the entire city? There's no way. He's probably cool with turnstile jumping too, which is again... Which, by the way, would have prevented the murder of Arena Zarutka because the guy was a turnstile jumper. You heard what the city council said about this. So we did a dive on what...

After they cut their cake. Yeah, that's the thing. So there's this NPR reporter of all people that's covering the event. And he's like posting all of these things. things that are going on, or maybe it was the Channel 9 reporter, my producers from Charlotte. So when we're looking at these coverages, they go to a little cake break, they come back and address the murder for like two minutes, and then about 20 minutes later, they start having conversations about, well, what in the future can we do to equitize the safety standard,

you know, corporate speak? Yeah, all that kind of garbage. Oh, yeah, like a chocolate with white frosting. Oh, yeah. And it's a cheap bun cake, too. Yeah, it was a bun cake, right? You mean like a little grocery store cake? Yeah, yeah, a council.

Before we talk about the woman brutally murdered by a man that was released from jail several times, let's have some cake. First, from Marie Antoinette's classics. But, no, so they get to the end of this council meeting, and they ask, well, what if we closed off, like put some fences up and closed off the train stations so that only people who paid the fare could ride? Because he not only jumped the turnstile, he also didn't pay a fare on his bus to the train station. So they talk about bus fare, then they get to the train station. Well, in New York, that'd be okay, because Mom Donnie's going to make the turnstile. the bus is free. And that's when the head of the cat's train system says, well, we don't want to put fences up

because I have, and I quote, equity concerns, end quote. I, uh, as, as, uh, it is, but real quick, uh, trash. I lived in New York, you lived in New York, has any else here lived in New York, anybody? My, my favorite thing was when I, I, because I lived in, um, Williamsburg, when the L went down for maintenance. That was never good. And it just ended our ability to exist in New York because it's like, there's, We're not going to hike to the G.

Yeah, exactly. There's no trains. If there's no, and they were like, well, it's falling apart, so we have to shut it down. And then it was like, guess I'll die. There's, like, there's no grocery stores. It wouldn't go across the Williamsburg Bridge? Right over to Lower East Side. I'm kidding, obviously.

But for like commutes to work, you need to take the train. You do. Because you transfer from the L to, you know, at Q or whatever. Anywhere else on the 14? Yeah, so now you're riding your bike over the bridge. It was just impractical. And the train system in New York is totally broken. It is gradually falling apart.

It was like flooding under the river. Signals are like 100 years old. It's one of the oldest subway systems in the world. And now, it's the only one that's older. Mom Doni says, don't worry, it'll be free. It's like, oh, that's going to be great. Who are you going to enslave to fix it? Yes, he will have to enslave people to fix it.

And he talks about how he's... During farmers, maybe. How his plan, right? He talks about how he was asked recently in an interview what he was going to do about the millionaires leaving the city and taking their corporations with them. And he was like, I'm going to show them how this is going to make a better quality of life for them, too. They already have a great quality of life.

They don't need more garbage from you. They don't need more homeless, crazy people wandering around where they can see them. They don't need any of that. You know, they don't need congestion pricing either. They don't need any of that. Their lifestyle was great under Bloomberg, when everybody's lifestyle was actually pretty great. I mean, even East New York was coming up under Bloomberg. And then de Blasio got in and destroyed it.

Adams was like this, you know, band-aid trying to fix things. He came in with like a tough on crime policy. He tried. He, you know, took some free Turkish air flights. So here's the thing is, and we can point directly to L.A. for this, but it's in so many of these major cities that, so Karen Bass, for example, was an actual member of a revolutionary communist organization when she was younger in a battalion that was funded and. And actually financed and paid for and and controlled by the Cuban Marxist party. So she was an actual revolutionary communist. Politically sponsored.

When when revolutionary communists take over these areas, the urban elite, they use the release of violent prisoners as a way to keep the populace in line, to keep the middle class in line from revolting or doing anything. they and who do they go after they go after the Daniel pennies they go after the people who try to rise up and do something about that because they want to try to find out where the near dwells or where the people who might be against them are coming and they use this as a pressure release to find out who those people they imply pressure to see what gets released and so the idea that all of this is just happening because oh these are the unintended consequences of good intentions no no they aren't at all this is entirely intent the point of a system is what it does. They want the violence. It is terrorism against the American people, a form of it known as anarcho tyranny. I want to jump to this story. We got this video from Johnny Maga.

Holy smokes. Trump just stared down free Palestine protesters who called him the Hitler of our time. Let's go. In a D.C. restaurant. Check this out. Bledon of our time. Bidians.

Bound shoes. He's walking to him. He's walking over to him. He's walking right to him. Oh, yeah. That's our guy. Wow. He's pointing at him. She's holding the flag backwards.

What's funny about this is that we've got this suite from Nick's orders at breaking. President Trump has just unexpectedly put the White House press pool in a motorcade. Poetis is on the move destination unknown. This is earlier. To prove that DC is safe, he loaded up the press and brought him to a restaurant where this went down. So, by the way, this is the, just my initial reaction, this is the exact opposite of what we saw at the Phillies game. This is a man who refused to back down. This is a man who saw the tiny women screaming in his face and he walked directly over to them.

Pointed at him. You know, he points at him a little bit. And just knowing the president, as much as we do at this point, I got to imagine he probably had a smirk on his face when he did that and, you know, probably gave them a little wave and sat down. So, yes, there are ways to de-escalate without submitting. You stand your ground. You turn the other cheek. That's exactly what he did.

So as the vice president's doppelganger, I'm just going to jump in rather quickly here and say that this really comes back to that emasculated man point. And also to Mom Donnie, the opposite of Trump in the situation, you want to be a little bit of Trump in this situation, you will see David French or some other columnist in the weak men category. Look at this story and say, ah, the writings on the wall, the free Palestine people, they've found Trump, they've surrounded the poor dictator. And at the same time, the weak men are the last guys to actually realize it's all over. They're the last guys. Mom Dani's proposing these ideas. They're not popular. Phil, we've talked about this before. The weak men are the last ones to find out

that, like you said, Jack, the rest of the baseball stadium was against that Karen. The rest of the restaurants against these free Palestine protesters, they don't get it. America has left that crap behind. Yeah. And I think that the, I think you're right. I don't know how long it's going to take the actual, you know, the people that would go and do this to actually recognize it. I think there's probably a portion of the activist class that won't ever realize it. but the more people ignore them and start shouting them down and mock them, the better it is for the rest of society. Funny you mentioned that because my dad is actually texting

in the family chat right now. No, he is not watching the show. He is watching the Phillies game. Of course, what a man, let's go. That's my dad. He doesn't miss Phillies games. He just, he doesn't miss Phillies games. Or when the Eagles are aren't he doesn't miss Eagles.

And he says, people are now imitating the Philly Karen every time they catch a foul ball. That's awesome. So she is being mocked very derisively. How many people are going to dress up like Phillies Karen for Halloween? As many as the cold play of a cheating couple? Yeah. I would do that.

It's going to be. Oh, some happen. What's this? Poland. Poland. He's. It might be. I don't think there's anything going on in Poland.

I would dress up as the Phillies. They've reopened some of the airports. I think they should start selling that wig, you know, with the little, the black underneath and the gray top. That's so many of them, though. Every Spirit Halloween is going to have these ready to go. I think they should do. Okay, what's the generic name they give to

Baseball Karen? Baseball Karen. You can't say Phillies. Philly's is copyrighted. Oh, it is. But she's wearing a Philly's jersey. Baseball Karen. That's not bad. That's already how I search for it and like that's how I found the story. You found it by baseball Karen. That's what people were saying on Twitter. X, sorry, Elon.

I think we were calling it Phillies Karen. But I like the Phillies, you know. Baseball Karen. You got to like the Phil's. We never came up with a name for a weak guy though You know everyone's like what's the what's the male version of I can say it It's just not a politically appropriate it People are saying Kyle

A Kyle I don't know I don't see so No No no I don't think Kyle's it There isn't one yeah There's got to be a word for a guy who's weak and oh cuck Yeah I was gonna say cuck sin You already have words for that

Yeah It's ridiculous Yeah and that's what you know obviously with this video where Trump walks over to the protesters, it's why Trump wins. Yeah, so I have a lot of respect for J.D. Vance just going at these protesters by ignoring them completely.

And I think that's what we need to do as a culture. You know, we need to stop giving so much credence and airspace to these people who hate us and hate everything and really just want to be as destructive as possible. I don't give a belief what you call it. Ignore Greta Thunberg. We've been doing a good job of that lately.

Ignore these stupid protesters who don't actually know. know anything about their history or what's going on? I think that from an evolutionary standpoint, women are doing what they're supposed to be doing and have always done, especially as Karen. The problem is that men have become weak and we will be tested. And what's going to happen is liberals are not having kids. These weak men are, I mean, that guy has kids, obviously, but guys like that are just less likely

to have kids. People on the right, these Gen Z guys who prioritize family are more likely to have kids and conservatives have substantially more kids. So I think this is going to be a natural course correction over the next two or three generations. Our church in the Midwest right now where I'm from is experiencing a baby boom. I've never seen anything like, first of all, we had like a- 20 years are going to be great. There's a lot of kids at my church too.

We had like a teen rally for kids over the weekend and the preacher essentially gave kind of a testimony to the church and said he hasn't seen kids this invested in what was going on there. In like 20, 30, 40 years. There's a major vibe. Well, you know, it's funny. I was saying with that kid at the baseball game he looks at his dad and his dad takes the ball from him and I'm like that kid got a great lesson

about what not to be and I feel like these kids that are coming to church now and they're invested it's because they have access to the internet and they can see those go woke not even once memes where it shows like an 18 year old girl with like long red hair and smiling

and then it's like two years into college and she's got morbidly obese with a shaved head and like weird tattoos all over her face it's like dare but for transgender people just woke in general so it's like you know not even once do we have a report you've confirmed

that Poland has been taken over by Russia no it was the alien actually was aliens as it turns out now we're all wrong it was it was aliens do we know where they were from although it was the Klingons it was actually the Klingons and no that's

that's the main thing is that this is a report out of Poland now where a good friend of mine Dominic Chartinsky is the only member of the Polish government now, and he's up publicly. And he's saying that we need to absolutely use caution. When we look at all this stuff, he's been sending me a few messages as well. As we've been talking, he's saying, who are these people that say that there's an attack going on? You need to

wait. You need to figure out what's going on here. And he's suggesting patience? Patience? No, what? But here's what's even crazier. So, you know, the Polish parliament is actually controlled by the left right now. And he's saying that he can't even get as a member of European Parliament, he can't even get a statement out of the government of Poland about

what's going on. You're serious. Interesting. That he can't even get a statement out of his own government. That's interesting. As to what's happening. And that's because they're taking orders from somebody else. I was going to say you probably have to check with NATO on the official like are they asleep, etc. So there's going to be a huge, I mean, obviously this is going to have

political repercussions involved? Is he a ranking member? This actually sounds like good news. This actually sounds like good news because I would say that there's a slight probability favors. NATO does not want this to escalate so they're keeping it tight because they would rather not go to war with

Russia. If they'd rather not, he says. Yeah. I think right now they're like, this is not the moment. It's out of their control. We would all generally rather not have nuclear war. Indeed. Well, I don't trust that Nino doesn't want to go to war.

You look at all these warmongers in these Nino nations that want to go to war. I'm not saying that the politicians wouldn't necessarily. So I think that the political perspective is they want the constant threat of war to be there. And they want to use what the Western European nations want to use Vladimir Putin as a scapegoat for their own failures and their own inflation problems. Like with the gas prices and stuff. Yeah, the gas prices are the fact that. the German industrial base is completely hollowed out. It's in a state of collapse right now.

So German manufacturing exports are just crumbling. They're being destroyed because they no longer have the cheap energy inputs that they once enjoyed. And all of these government, France's government just collapsed yesterday, by the way. Again. Yeah. The UK is pretty much headed for a civil war. Tommy's got his thing going on in a couple of days. Saturday.

Saturday for that. A lot of people going to be there. Yeah. Some rumors that a certain individual involved with X.com might be making an appearance. I don't know. Interesting. Really? Here's some word on the street about that. That doesn't surprise me considering this individual statements about the UK and Tommy. But you never know. But, I mean, nothing confirmed.

But let's be real. Like, Graham Linehan is not a British citizen. He's Irish. And he made posts in America. And they arrested him in the UK. I mean, they will arrest Americans. It's completely insane. Remember that police chief saying, like, we'll try to extradite Americans for knotty words? And I was, so I was flying through Heathrow a couple of, I guess a couple of months ago now. I remember this. You were posting. And I had this really long layover because I had to book my flights late. It's a really long story. The communists in Belgium had shut down all the airports because they were on strike.

So I was like stuck in Europe. And so I end up at Heathrow and I say, oh, this is going to be fun. so I'm just going to, I'm going to test what I can tweet out. And I said, well, I know I'm not a lot of tweet certain things. But surely, Kirstomer, you wouldn't have a problem with me tweeting Bible verses. And so I start tweeting Bible verses about how if you allow too many foreigners into your land, they will eventually take over you, they will eat all your crops, they will take over your house. And then, you know, I said, that's doing pretty well.

That's doing pretty well. And I said, but, you know, since we're in the UK, let me try to tweet some things from a book that might be a little bit more familiar to you guys, the Koran. And so I went to the Quran, and I found some choice verses out of there as well. Had that go? Haven't been arrested yet,

but then again, I also haven't been back to the UK. You haven't been back to the UK, yeah. But who are the guys that have actually come out in Britain to stop this? A bunch of dads in small towns who are now posting community watches because they don't want Britannistan to leach into their communities.

Why should they want that? The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, understand. Right. Yeah, why would they, why would they? Yeah, it's like, it's like there's that meme, you know, not mean, but there's that, there's that statement. It's like, well, you know, if it wasn't for, it wasn't for the UK, we'd all be, you know, we'd all be speaking German now. If it wasn't for what we'd done or we'd all be speaking, yeah, but all these towns are speaking Arab now. They sure are. And we've got, hey, we've got a police. Which dialect

which dialects that's got the Arabic? Mostly. Mostly. Yeah, Egyptian. That was Dearborn. There was a, there was a, there was a police badge with Arabic on a, in the U.S., Dearborn, Michigan. And then the officer, the chief was like, no, it's not official. We're just looking at it. Oh, that's always what it is. That's always what it is. We're just moving the barrel.

I mean, come on. It's just still cracker barrel, guys. Come on. Well, they reversed course. Did you see that? Yeah, no more, no more remodels. No more remodels. Imagine being one of the managers who went in on the remodel.

And now you're sitting there wondering where all of the yard art for your walls went. Yeah, you got to go get a thresher. Put it back up on the wall. We did. We actually put out a request on the show. Oh, a thresher. They're pretty cool. Are they big?

doesn't fit on a wall. No, they're not all the same. It's usually just parts, but they're like, they had like the soda, the old soda and cigarette ads in metal, like on the walls. We reached out on the show when they were doing all the remodels. A couple of people reached out, they're sending a son. We're going to put them on set. Oh, nice. From like a some cracker barrel. Well, it was funny with, like, having taken Tanya there a couple of times, you know, she was pointing out like, you know, in the Soviet Union, we all had this stuff. You're like her grandma's house would have that stuff. And, you know, her dad was raised using all that stuff. So, you know, for her, it's kind of like a walk down memory lane. But, you know, I saw a lot of people criticizing the Cracker Barrel thing,

but it's like, no, actually American culture, it turns out, can be whatever we say it is. And if we want that direct connection to American history that is reflected, yes, in a corporate culture, because people are saying, oh, well, Cracker Barrel was only around since 1969, so it's not really this old thing. No, shut up, you idiot, right? They are obviously referencing things from the 1800s, from the turn to the century, from pie. in a small town, things you might try in a small town, Jason Aldeen? Perhaps. And we want that. We want that connection to our history. We want that connection to our past. I'm going to... Mary had a really funny idea. North Korean barbecue.

North Korean barbecue. And the staff are all like wearing jumpsuits. And when you order like a pound of, you know, Bulgogi, they come out with just like a quarter pound. And like, what do you mean? That's a pound. That's what you get. And it's not actually beef. Yeah, I think it'd be funny to do a communist restaurant. 1980 faux. That's a good one. Pretty good, actually. But, you know, I am a fan of Ukrainian wafer cake.

Have you ever had that? Oh, I've seen that. It looks really good. I'm sure they have similar things like this in Poland. The general premises during the Soviet era, they were all broke. So cake, they would have milk and they'd have wafers. So they would just boil the milk down and then make sweet and condensed milk, and they would put it between wafers and call it cake. And it's just like a piece of caramel, basically.

But it is actually funny. Maybe a lot of these young liberals would come to the socialist restaurant and we could make fun of them because we treat it seriously. Be like, all right, would you like to order? And we're out of that. We're out of that too. Yeah, I'm sorry, we've got to fix the menu and you just scratch everything off the menu and it's like, we have bread.

That'd be good for a season. Just to like bring unsuspecting people into the, to the red. Oh, good Lord. Grashing the joint. North Korean barbecue, I think, is a really good. idea. I think a Korean barbecue, North Korean barbecue theme restaurant would do really well. And I'm allowed to because my great grandfather is from what is now in North Korea. We're going to go to your chat. So smash the like button. Share the show with everyone, you know,

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no one did ish to help. Agreed. Alpha to Omega says, how did people? I'm surprised the guy in Greta's boat didn't start lazily wiggling a broom handle at the fire with the Nepal news, do you think it will negatively affect Zohran Mamdani in New York? No. No. I do think one of the funniest videos I've ever seen is the fire on Greta's boat because it took the dude a minute a half before he told the captain there was a fire and he's running back and forth just saying, we've been hit, we've been hit. It's like my dude, shut up, get the fire extinguisher and put the fire out. I understand. You're on a boat. It was their own flare that actually started the fire. Well, there's a video showing a fireball come down. Yeah. So did they fire a flare in

the air and then it came down directly to their ship? I thought that that's what would happen. That's what happened. This is something that happens in the Sims. Like the Sims starts a fire in the house and that runs back and forth. There's a fire here. Yeah. Indeed. I would be surprised that they staged it in purpose because this is what left us do. But I just want to stress how hilarious it is that instead of putting the fire out, he just ran back and forth yelling, we've been hit over and over and over again? I mean... Captain, I'm here.

We've been hit. No one does anything. As the resident Navy guy, you know, a fire at sea is no joke. I mean, this obviously is something that has existed since the time of the age of sale. And, you know, when you're at sea,

there's no 911, there's no, oh, let's call the fire department. You better figure out how to do that. You better figure out real quick. When you were in the Navy, they trained you. If a fire breaks out on your ship, take your phone out, start filming, and run back and forth for two minutes.

yelling, fire. We do have to make sure you have connection first. Oh, right, right. So hold your phone up, looking for the surface. So you've got to triangulate the satellites. Now, at night, obviously, you'd use the sex tent, too. Indeed. Indeed, make sure you get it good in film so everyone can see.

Speaking of Thunberg, though, there are more views on the internet, not of this video regarding the Greta team boat, but of an AI picture enlarging her boobs the last week. That's fake, though. But that's the funny part of it there. That's just like people care more about fake Greta Thunberg boobs than about. about like the supposed fire at sea. Didn't you see the Farquod picture of her? She went from Farquod to Farbaud.

Like, boom. Well, through AI. Farquod picture was real. That's a big oof moment there. Why did she get the Farquad haircut? Someone gave her bad advice. Yeah, that's a terrible haircut. I have no idea.

That haircut is so incredibly bad. She's like, I want to look like Lord Farquod from Shrek. And they're like, Candu. Why? Why does she look like that? You know, hey. Why does she do that? She is, I think the, I think of the greater question.

It's Lord Farquard. I think the greater question you're not asking is, why won't anyone deal with the fact that Israel is climate change? And that the problem of climate change is Israel, as Greta Toonberg tells us. You're saying the Jews are behind climate change? That's what Greta Toonberg apparently is saying. It would be funny if she just came out and actually said that. If she just said it, if she just said it, yeah.

She probably thought that. Why are you going to Israel? And she's like, because of climate change, but what about it? She probably thinks that the Holocaust was bad because of carbon emissions. It would be funny if she's like the space lasers are heating up the atmosphere. and causing a global warming. They control the weather, right? Isn't that the argument?

The Jews control the weather? Is that Greta's actual... Oh, wait, right. Yeah, that's... I got to be honest. Guys, guys, when the fire started, it was reported that one of the guys on the boat yelled, Israel did this.

I wouldn't be surprised if Greta Tunberg genuinely believes that Jews are controlling the weather and that's why she's going there. Like, I'd be willing to bet if you asked her, she's going to believe a lot of weird things. I just want to be in the room when Trump hears that for the first time.

I don't know what the hell. they're saying, just like in the restaurant with a girl holding the Palestine flag backwards. I want to see that. Jews made the weather, like on the flag backwards. All right, let's grab some more of these chats. We got Jay Dirt Biker. He says off topic, but shotguns have a very short range

with no chance of causing harm to anything more than 100 yards away. I'll just leave it at that. 100 yards is not short range. That is incorrect. Also, if it's a slug, there's a difference. Yeah, that's incorrect. And none of that stuff's right. I don't know what you're talking about. I've got a Remington 12 gauge with deer slugs

and it is accurate. Obviously, it's not like, you know, if you have a rifle, you're going to be more accurate at longer ranges depending on the caliber or whatever. But that is wrong. That's video game logic. Yeah, it is. The video game logic is like within 10 feet,

the shotgun becomes pepper spray. Yeah, exactly. Like, no. We went to the, we went to a... Please go ahead and try. We went to a range. I got a KSG 25, and we put in 25 buckshot. And my buddy just pomp bang, pump bang,

just unloaded, it vaporized the wood frame of the target. And this was at like, I don't know, 40 yards. You see the same kind of video game thinking a lot in Ukraine where they're just like, the U.S. should just give them more weapons. And you're like, what weapons with what production process and what armament and what manufacturing? The ghost of Kiev was on my spawn screen. I'm really excited.

They literally just think that weapons can spawn automatically anywhere. And when you walk them through, that it's actually this very, long supply chain or like the Israel-Ram war and the idea that the Iron Dome just has unlimited firepower all the time. It's a joke. It's ridiculous. It's not how the real world works. Liberty then says the media's refusal to cover the majority of crimes committed by black people has allowed the infection of the criminal element in the black community to metastasize and destroy the black community. I largely agree. I think the problem is we saw this Gallup poll when they were defunding these police departments and in the black

communities, they were saying they needed more police. But these white uppity liberals were going around saying, no, they actually don't want that. Yeah. There's that famous book. It's called In Defensive Looting. I recommend you read about it. I wouldn't say read the book because it's just nonsense. But these white liberals from Brooklyn argued that black people loot as a way to get back at white supremacy. And I'm like, the funny thing is the first article was written in Ferguson when the locals were desperately trying to stop the rioting. And it was people from outside of Ferguson going into Ferguson and riding and burning things down. The team is Kenosha.

Yep. Yep. They're all up from Chicago. I love that video of the white girls torching and vandalizing things during the riots and the local black women are like, what are you doing? And they're like, we're doing this for you. And they're like, stop. I disagree with the idea, though, that the media's amplification of crime is what led to the ultimate destruction. The destruction was already on the way.

I mean, you had guys like Thomas Sol calling this out decades ago. Fatherlessness was the poison seed that will kill any community period. I mean, it's not like covering crime is going to be the death tell. It's just going to exacerbate it. I think Democrats hate black people. There's, I mean... Well, they think they're stupid. Well, one of the...

But I guess, not that it's a pushback, but I think there's more data points that we need to look at. One of the things that I had tweeted earlier today is, you know, now we've seen this video, as horrifying as it is, now we know why they haven't released the Austin Metcalf video. Right. Where Carmelo Anthony stabs him. But the interesting thing, I mean, lots of interesting things about the Carmel Anthony case. But one of the most fascinating ones, I think, was that his family did seem to be very intact. They were certainly upper middle class.

His dad seemed to be very involved in his life. And yet he still, he still fillets. It's a filet. There are people that are just bad. Like, there are, like, I don't believe in the blank slate at all. There are people that are heavily inclined to do evil things and do bad things. like that's just that's just obviously true yes I mean I don't think that it breaks down by race

but it is true that there are people that are that just have that are psychopaths that have no no concern for other people's lives no concern for the way that other people will feel things they don't they don't have they don't experience any kind of you can be a member of any race yeah I'm not saying it's racially based but there are people like that and so like it's to make it an excuse of oh well this person

just didn't have a father no it's that that person is a bad person We can track stats, I think is what he says. There is a simple thought experiment that breaks down the racial component in stories like this where, you know, people are making comments saying like, well, maybe, you know, what is the comment people have been saying online? It's better to be racist than dead. Right. But I'm going to put it like this. And I'll ask you this question, Jack. You are walking down a street in New York at two in the morning.

Let's go. And it's usually Fifth Avenue when I'm looking up at Trump Tower. And on the left side of the road, there's a black man. On the right side of the road is a white man. And you're like, I got to choose which side of the street I'm going to walk on. The black man is in his military uniform. He's a ranking officer. He's standing up right and he's got a smile on his face.

And the white guy in the right is scratching and shaking and holding needles. Which side of the road do you want to walk on? Which branch? The point is there's very obviously like the people are making race-based comments saying like, you shouldn't have sat next to a black guy or whatever. I'm like, dude, if I got a train and I saw a black man wearing a suit, sitting there and he gave me a little wave. I'm not going to think. So here's what I'll say,

here's what I'll say in response to that though is, and yes, obviously in that very very, you know, very peculiar scenario. Although why is there a military officer smiling at you on Fifth Avenue? I think he's smiling at you. He's standing on the street corner.

Maybe Trump has done his National Guard deployment to New York. Which, by the way, there were National Guard in New York for like a decade after 9-11. Armed M-4s, M-16, You'd see them on the subway all the time. They were on all the corners.

And everybody liked it. We're all down town. Here's what I'll say though. There is an element of truth to it where it is not racist that if you are someone like this, that you're just playing the odds and saying, you know what? I'm not going to sit in this car. I'm going to go over here. I don't think that's racist. I don't think it's racist at all.

I think there's a difference between that and say discriminating against an individual. But if you are just walking down the street or trying to ride a public thoroughfare, it is not really. racist to say, you know what, I have a general understanding of how crime works in this country, and I'm going to avoid certain things. This is my point. If you are, if you walk onto a subway train and you have a seat to your left and a seat to your right, and there is a black man in a suit with a briefcase and he's like reading the Wall Street Journal and you go, I ain't sitting by that guy because I'm scared. That's racist. That's an illogical assessment. This is why they always tried out. Van Jones to lecture people. It's illogical. But it may be logical for

for you to say, well, I know there's going to be more crime from this car because it's filled with this type of people and less crime from that car because it's filled with that. I'll tell you, if I'm on the subway and I see a group of teenagers, like I move to the other car. Yeah, teenagers, great example. Young men are more likely to commit violent crime of any race. My point is the concerns that we should be having when we're when we're discriminating. And I mean that in the broad sense, discriminating in any capacity, like taking the subway or taking a circumspect behavior.

Yeah. Every choice is discriminating. Exactly. That's what I mean. So when we are discerning what we will do as we enter a train, if you are literally going to choose to sit next to a white dude with patchy hair and like lesions who's shaking back and forth because you don't want to sit next to a black businessman, that's a racist problem. And that's going to cause you harm in your long time. It's also just stupid. I would rather, okay, like if you're talking about like a Southern Baptist black church, all right, I would rather be in that environment than I would rather be in a bar in the out like interstate great plains that biker gangs are known to visit. seriously there's a difference the races are different than the common stereotype but I would rather be among a bunch of people loudly praise and worship and wearing suits than guys in rough clothing acting stupid I think it's the stats don't lie the stats still don't lie about where the actual race-based violence comes and I agree and the stats don't lie and I agree and we've talked about it in terms of Chicago I was talking my friends like if you told someone who has never been in Chicago that if they're walking down the street and they come to a neighborhood that is predominantly black, you're probably in a bad neighborhood. And that's not race-based. That is just, there's a correlation there. For whatever reason you want to argue about it. There are outliers. Hyde Park has double the national average of black people, and it's actually below average crime, and that's where Barack Obama lives. And that's actually a very beautiful and safe

neighborhood. So, you know, my point is largely... That's class-based, too. But my point is, we can certainly make the point about Chicago neighborhoods having higher crime in the black neighborhoods. but when you are discerning, you should be discerning largely based on the type of person because if you ignore that a white guy looks like he may be a drug addict, violent person, just because he's white, you're stupid, you're going to get hurt. That becomes the initial analysis of culture. And here's the problem. We're aggravated at people right now in this country because they are assessing culture

in a split second and making a choice that may be to go to the other side of the street or lock the corridor or whatever because they see, they've seen culture turn. out badly when that culture then attacks them. And people, I don't think it's wrong to say someone is bad for recognizing some cultures are just less valuable than others. And we're all kind of beating around the bush because in this very case, had she chosen to sit in the other car, she'd be alive. She'd be alive. So yeah, you could call her whatever you want, but she'd still be alive and you know and it's and it's also true that it bears out that um you know that low income low income white neighborhoods are still less violent than low income black

neighborhood we saw a stat today that said uh black women commit more murders than white men black women commit more murders than white men that's and i think that wild yeah i don't know we had it up on uh i don't know if it was up here today or if i just saw it on x but yeah i mean you know It's statistics because of what it is. Yeah, it's, I mean, the cop shows that you watch on Netflix. Like, the cop. Like, the cop. It's almost no murder.

Yeah, I mean, obviously, income correlates with, with, uh, with violence. Like, we've, we've clearly, you know, high income does not. Well, yeah, when you don't go to violence, when you don't commit violence, you don't go to jail. And that means you can go to work and you can make your life better. Well, it's also, it's also an idea of, you know, low time preference that if you're someone who understands delayed gratification, you're going to work hard. You're going to make more money. Typically, if you're not like some scam artist. Um, but.

But no, the line I was just going to make, and Sergei, we're chatting about this before, is that, like, all those Netflix cop shows are lying to you, you know, like the idea of white-collar murder in America, it's so rare. So rare. It's so exceedingly rare. In his teeth. You know, it is, yeah, exactly. It is quite the opposite where you are much more likely to be the victim of crime if you are white-collar in America than to be the perpetrator of crime.

And yet every single one of these cop shows, except for the wire, which the only one 25 years ago, does not show you the actual truth about murder in America. Let's read some more. We got to Jacob Hawley says Nepal imploded. Thousands are fleeing into India. The prime minister's wife was set on fire and ended. Excuse me. Another communist prime minister. Another former prime minister's other was stripped and thrown off a balcony.

Parliament members are being captured and killed. Are they communist? The video, yeah. So this is the fascinating thing. thing about the government is that it's a Republican parliamentary system dominated by communist political parties and socialist parties.

That's because you can vote your way into communism but you have to shoot your way out. And that's what's happening right now in Nepal. Up until 2008 Nepal was a was a monarchy and then since 2008 I think they've had like a dozen different governments because and but it was the

communists that overthrew the monarchy so the Maoist insurgency which was largely funded by the CCP and to use as a check against India. The problem is that no communist government has been able to gain stability there so they just keep going through cycles of this. And then they try to take away TikTok

and the kids got pissed. Actually, they did. TikTok was a social media. It wasn't okay. I think it was every other social media was banned. And so what can I say? You know, we've got a lot of good communists being made in Nepal right now.

Unit Unit Glue says, look up project stingray. Law enforcement is using it. It's unconstitutional. Two, CA clinics are refusing to apply with, what does it say? FM CSA truck department. You can do DOT physical.

You pay, then they refuse sent it to the FMCSA. I don't know what that is. The Stingray thing? No, the second part of that was something about trucking in California. I don't know anything about that. Stingray, that's when they intercept your phones, right? Yeah, they fake being a cell phone tower. The Polish government has finally put out something.

And Spagery's and Ommas. Operational commanders, during today's attack by the Russian Federation carrying out strikes on targets in Ukraine, our airspace was violated by drone-type objects. Whoa. And operation is underway aimed at identifying and neutralizing the objects on the orders of the operational commander of the Polish armed forces. Weapons have been deployed. Services are actively working to locate the downed objects. So regardless of.

of exactly what we're exactly what happened. It does appear to be a violation of Polish airspace. However, it was a tax that were targeted on Ukraine is what they're making sure to put out. But Tim, to your point earlier, NATO would not be scrambling in numbers that we saw had something not spooked. But the larger question is, will NATO want a direct engagement because they have a castor's belly? No. Well, they're doing a little bit, they're a little of the boiling frog here. So, I mean, you've got, this is, again, this is how the Russian military has operated, especially kind of on its borders. If it does want to see kind of how the reaction might be, they might say, well, we were actually trying to attack this area and just

something kind of fell over to the wayside. I mean, that's something that Russian policy has been since like the mid-aughts, just to try to test. See, well, what's the reaction if we just get a little close and it's just a little whoopsy kind of an accident? I mean, you could, is that what happened here? I have no idea, but that you could read it that way. We'll have to see. Potentially, you know, there's certainly boundary testing, but at the same time, it seems very clear that, and it seems that Poland is making very clear in their first official statement now that this was not an attack on Poland. I agree. Well, that's a good thing. Which is different than what the Ukrainian media was reporting initially. Correct. Well,

yeah. And so, yeah, I mean, just to be clear. We may never actually know how, quote unquote, how far the airspace was violated. So, of course, they were saying it was, you know, going as far as, you know, Western Poland, I think CNN said at one point, which is just, just complete lie. What? Amec. We got it, we got an important super chatty. He says, traditions are a beautiful thing. I've been waiting nine months to add to the Timcast tradition. Welcome to the world. Wyatt Anthony Mack. At 451 p.m. A whopping six pound four ounce. Our first son and second child, Phil, you're next, brother.

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I'm very excited. She's very uncomfortable. And to that point. Insistently. Can't sleeve on her belly. Yeah, exactly. All right. Brand Dugas says, Tim, the audio of the attack was released.

Haunting and sad. He was telling everyone that he got that. that white girl. Love the show. Follow me. Brand Dugas. This man was told over and over again for a decade for 15 years by the corporate press that he was an innocent victim of an evil white oppressive patriarchy and it looks like that's what his motivation was. And then CNN comes out and says, we don't know why he did it? They always do that, don't they? The New York Times we may never know. Yeah. Of course not. He clearly was motivated by anti-white hatred and this idea that, And yes, it is spun up by, so what's being done to a lot of the, and in my estimation,

what's being done to a lot of the black community, not all of it, but this propaganda is similar to what you see with Hamas radicalization, where they want black people in America to feel that they are in an apartheid situation. Right. The only way to respond, to liberate yourselves, is to commit mass violence, to commit vast brutality against the oppressors, hit them where it hurts, like going after their children, going after these young women. And does it make any sense?

No, of course, doesn't make any sense. Was this woman, you know, obviously not even born in this country? Of course. But it didn't matter because to him, she was a white girl. And therefore, she was an oppressor. She was a member of this class. And she needs to be taken out because it's just a way to create a race war. That's what they want.

this Dom says, women should not be in public, and this is the reason why Irina should have not been out of her father's house till she was married, at which point she would have stayed at her husband's home. Feminist men got her killed. Is the comment or Muslim? I was going to say, like, that's a pretty far swing in the other direction. It was

Haram that she was on the train. It was Haram. I think... Should have just stayed living in a war zone. There's many tears of how we deal with this. First, a guy who's been arrested 14 times, who was clearly crazy, should be institutionalized and not able to walk the streets. After that, people should be allowed to be armed and defend themselves.

The media should not be pushing narratives about poor, innocent victims and an evil white supremacist patriarchy. There are a lot of things that need to change in our society, I believe. And I would love the conclusion to be that we are all armed and able to defend ourselves in various ways. I mean, for the government perspective, how about public transportation should just be freaking safe? Public city parks should just be safe.

You know how you make it safe? You empower regular citizens to be able. able to defend themselves and defend others. Well, Jasmine Clark, it says, or imagine this, a train where every train cart actually just have, has these two foot by two foot cubes or like, you know, little rooms. Getting in a pod? Yeah, you get in a pod. So when the train pulls up, all the doors open at once, and you choose an isolation pod to stand

in where it's clear and you can see outside, but no one can touch you, and then you'll be safe. Maybe it could, maybe there could be like a little syringe and it could sedate you until your stop. Oh, or, or if you're getting aggressive, the arm will grab you and then calm you down. You know, it's crazy. So when I visit Eastern Europe, when I'm in Poland, you don't need any of these things because they actually take crime seriously and they just allow you to have a nice city filled with nice people. and you don't need this urban right coming up to correct the problems because they're already... And Paulin, you go to jail for six years

for shoplifting, right? Six years for shoplifting. You can. Yeah, you can. Jack, let me ask a follow-up question on that. So you just deal with it at the heart. You deal with it right at the base level. Regarding Polis Police, if they see you committing a crime, what does that cop do in the midst of you committing that crime?

He takes a selfie, he uploads that to TikTok. No, he arrests you. Oh, yeah. Does he do it like really calmly? and nicely like I am going to put hands on you. What does he do? No, you're going to get the crap beat out of you. What? Not just, and not just

him, like usually there will be a swarm of police officers. I mean implicit corporal punishment for your actions? Immediately. Wow. I've seen it time and time again. We are going to go to the uncensored portion of the show at rumble.com slash TimcastIRL, so come

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