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Every week, we produce four uncensored episodes of the TimCast IRL podcast, exclusively at Timcast.com and we're going to bring you the most important for our weekend show. If you want to check out more segments just like this, become a member at Timcast.com. Now, enjoy the show. I was just, Chef Gruel is explaining to me how to make brussels sprouts properly as we're getting the show going we're live now members only yeah it's like you're talking as i'm pulling it up and uh yeah so we gotta we have to blanch the brussels sprouts and uh you know salty hot water and then cold water and then i think we gotta just put a bunch of butter in a

pan and fry them yeah exactly and the thing is when you blanch them and you cook them in that salted water, it seasons it all the way through. It partially cooks it. It also gets rid of some of the bitterness because the chlorophyll leaches out when you blanch it like that. Chlorophyll's bitter. And then when you actually do cook it, you only need to cook it for a minute or so, and it's actually tender all the way through as opposed to overcooked on the outside

and raw on the inside. I would say earlier today when we were talking about business plans and plans and like you know building out these these brick and mortar shops and stuff we were having food and then i mentioned it later that it's like funny because you know i mean chef girl you're like a master of cooking and mo everybody cooks and no one's particularly good at it like a little bit here and there but no one's like trained very well so like i had no idea what blanching even was you explained it to me and i'm just imagining like you're sitting there watching you know allison she's cooking and my and and you're very polite i know but come on like inside you're just being nice and you're like i'm not going to say anything but you're you'll be like at a friend's house watching them cook and you know

they're making a mistake or something you know what i mean like yeah you got you come on i mean yeah it'd be like if you were watching, if you were watching somebody try and skateboard, right? Like you watch and you're like, oh, they're doing that. I was saying. We're all friends here, you know, come on. But you know what I'll say? I look at ingredients

and immediately you guys were using good ingredients. So like for me, the technique is kind of secondary to the quality of the original ingredients. I was like, imagine Ian going up to Metallica and be like, you want to hear the song I wrote? Be like, sure, buddy. Lesson two is like, you come on to Metallica, you know what I mean?

But let's talk about the story. This story is a story about a story. That's why I want to talk about it. Because Dave Portnoy, he absolutely roasts this Washington Post reporter and recorded it. I want you to hear just the beginning part because he fucking destroys these scumbags. It's so good. I'm sorry, man. This is awesome shit. Check this out.

Let me play it for you. Hey, Emily. This is Dave Portnoy calling. I'm recording you right now, but I've noticed a bunch of people. It seems like you're sending we have this pizza fest happening on Saturday, and you're reaching out to our advertisers,

and you're basically sending an email that says, to the effect dave's a misogynic racist do you want to defend yourselves advertising at this event right i'm sorry what's your name dave i'm sorry who are you i'm the guy you're writing the article about dave portland oh you're dave portland oh hey how are you good good no i'm not i haven't said anything like that well i i can i can read if you want if you want i can read what you actually sent i have it yeah yeah because i sent a bunch of notes so i want to make sure i know which one okay uh we are planning to write about the festival and how and how some of the sponsors and participants have drawn criticism

by seemingly to associate themselves with Dave Portnoy, who has a history of misogynic comments and other problematic behavior. I want to make sure that Blank had a chance to respond to this since the company is the most prominent of their partners of his festival. Oh, that's the one I sent to ****, which was definitely the most important one to get done because I really did want them to respond and I was hoping to get something from them. Do you think that's fair? Like, I totally disagree with the assertions of

what you said, that misogynic and all that stuff. Misogynic. It kind of backs people into a corner. So I'm happy to go over anything. I mean, you have that is pretty pointed. You said you didn't do it. Then I have the exact evidence. So that's just, there's a lot more. He then said that they canceled their 10 a.m.

call. Shocker. He proposed 5 p.m. instead. It's 10 a.m. or nothing. They refused. This is why this is so important. What Dave Portnoy is calling out is that these are not journalists. They're activists. The Washington... So they're doing Pizza Fest, because Dave Portnoy does this thing where he reviews pizza. I like these

videos. I gotta tell you. I follow Dave, and I see a video popping up. I'm like, i'd like to learn about this pizza i'm like interested and he walks out he's like here's the pizza i'm gonna try it it's fun it's like a minute to watch but so they sent this journalist sends an email out saying he's a misogynistic racist and why would you associate with him that's not journalism at all what they're trying to do is terrify sponsors and get them to drop out and it's these people are fucked in the head these are evil evil people they're not journalists journalism died a long time ago but shout out to uh dave porno for calling it out

that's the right way to deal with the so-called journalists that act this way you know put them on the spot record it all and brilliantly done yeah i mean i part of me it is kind of frustrating that it's it's it's been it's been a decade plus of this shit and it never ends you know you know what's funny though is she's like yeah can you please read me the email um because i sent a lot so she's almost like yeah she's like i actually probably have worse right so i want to know which one you you caught me well and it'd be funnier if she was like ha that one yeah Yeah, that was nothing. Yeah, that ain't nothing. And this really isn't a threat against Portnoy.

I mean, it's an attack against Portnoy, but it's a threat against the company saying, oh, if you are associated with Dave Portnoy, it's your company that we're going to say is associated with this stuff. So it's a threat against the company itself to say, if you associate with Dave, you're going to be on the chopping block. You're going to be on the, on the chopping block. You're going to be in the, in the hit list now. And if you, if you listen to that interview all the way through, like you and I were listening to it together, it's just like the way she tries to talk her way out of it. It's corporate doublespeak. It's infuriating.

Listen to this, listen to this and we play another clip. Sometimes you have to say something like, this is like, you know, it's sort of a reporting tactic. When you want someone to respond, you kind of have to indicate that there might be something negative and then you get them to engage.'s all i was trying to do i really wanted them to engage with me that is a that's a loud state of journalism if that's a tactic that you have to what i would say is make up something about somebody there might be something there might be something negative and so you want to give people a chance to respond and have a

conversation with you that's what I was trying to do. But at the same time, you're saying you don't know that that's actually truth. So you're you're leading with something that you haven't done enough research to know if it's valid. I'm saying there might be a fuller picture. And that's what I want to talk to you about. And I want to say these people are fucking pieces of shit. Fuck, dude. It's not journalism. That's not a reporting shit. Fuck, dude. That's not journalism.

That's not a reporting tactic. She's lying. She is a despicable, evil piece of shit. Dave's too nice to her. She probably believes herself. That's the scary thing. As she's manipulating and bullshitting, she's probably thinking in her mind, yeah, yeah, that's what I was doing. Yeah, I'm good at this. I mean, the thing is they think that, well, they're activists looking to make a political statement or hinder people that have differing political opinions.

And so anything is open game. Like, it's just about power and it's just about smearing Portnoy to do whatever they can to affect his influence. They want to lower his influence lower his ability to to reach people and stuff and anything is open game it doesn't matter if it's true it's just if they can get people to have a negative opinion of of a person whether it be portnoy or uh you know russell brand or or whoever you know rudy giul or whatever. It doesn't matter what they've actually done or what the truth is, because I talk about this fairly frequently. When you're dealing with certain people that are this type of authoritarian person, they don't care about the truth. They don't have any. They're not looking to to to come to to to expose anything about honesty or the truth.

It's all a power game they don't believe in liberal principles they're authoritarians they are completely comfortable with destroying someone's life because they have a different political opinion this is this is a reflection of the the actual political warfare going on in the u.s and it's not just in the realm of politics anyone that has the ability to influence people in what we would consider a positive way do things for yourself go out and make something of your own of your life go and do things to better your community better your family have a family these kind of things that are that are fairly traditional values that are exceedingly inoffensive but they want to do what they can

to discredit people that would promote those values, specifically people like Dave that have been successful and have made money and have a voice. And that's all it is. It's a smear tactic.

They're dirty smear merchants. So here's what happens. Mincy, one of the personalities for Barstool, raps some lyrics, which includes the N n word but uh in a rap song he gets fired from barstool because barstool was was owned by pen entertainment they did a deal with dave portnoy they bought him out if you go to your local hollywood you see the big bar barstool sports uh sports book and bar they're really fun i love it out at charlestown hollywood casino You go to the barstool sports book.

You can make sports bets. You can order food. There's little kiosks. It really is fun. They have this big TV. It's probably like 20 or 30 feet. Massive. You can watch the game.

It's a blast. Well, they fire Mincy. Dave comes out and says, look, I have no control over this. They're talking about pulling gaming licenses from these casinos over this kind of shit this kind of shit and he's like i'm not the boss anymore right we sold so what what dave does is he hires mincey at a different a different company of his to keep mincey working awesome uh class act and then here's the best part holly uh hollywood casinos pen entertainment gives the company back to dave portnoy i kid you fucking not a 500 million dollar deal to dave portnoy and they gave him the company back and they said if you ever sell it we

get half and dave's like i ain't fucking selling it immediately hires mincy back so you want to know why they're coming after him and why they're angry because they want to send the message if you rap we fuck you yep dave just said fuck no you don't they've got to go after him and they can't allow barstool to be a it's sports man barstool is not not it's sports it's not political but dave's not going to fire a guy for the stupid bullshit and they need him to they can't have media institutions that will say, oh man, just apologize and we'll move on. Who gives a fuck? They can't have that. They need you to beg. And so long as other media outlets grow and build influence, they're in bad shape. This is good news. What we're seeing here

shows that not only are they losing, Dave Portnoy is smacking them down to their faces, but the fact that Barstool is growing and doing their thing and going back independent shows that they're losing their their institutional power and you know what's going to happen over the next week two weeks they're all going to come after dave because he embarrassed them and the washington post is up there on the rung of you know do not embarrass us we are we are setting the standards so they're all going to start coming after me was the insider who did the original hit and he completely dragged them through the mud but the insider was kind of like fringe to begin with this now they're gonna give us this yeah this is the playoffs and now we're going into the world series in in two days they're gonna be like uh several rape accusers just came out

well they did that but it's gonna keep coming to date porn boy yeah yeah that's what insider was about they did that whole oh right right that's right they already tried it yeah yeah every man is a rapist now these days yeah but holy fuck but they're it just we'll all remember this conversation it's coming you know and the thing is another thing about the whole rape accusations and stuff like that like men and women have not had so much animosity towards each other at any other point in in human history that I can think of or anything like this, the battle of the sexes and stuff like that, pitting men and women against each other, it's terrible for society.

Men and women need each other desperately, desperately need each other really badly. And all of this stuff makes men say, it's not worth getting married. I'm going to end up, you know, she'll divorce me. She's going to meet someone that's got more money, someone more successful. She's going to take the kids. She's going to take all my money.

Like there is almost nothing beneficial. There is no narrative for a young man to get married that looks good. And my piece of advice to that is that when you do find the right person, you lock that down. I met my wife. We were married in five weeks, and now we have four kids.

Wow. Five weeks. Five weeks we were married. Good on you, but that is not typical. I had to lock it down. And this is, the thing is, dudes don't want to lock it down, though. Dudes are saying the whole MGTOW stuff and all and people like the reason people like sneeko are getting the uh getting attention and and zirka are getting attention is because of the way that women behave

towards men right like i i'm not a fan of sneeko or zirka's content like zirka's they're funny but i'm a you know i'm a 40 something year old guy. 10, 11, 12, 13 year old kids shouldn't be watching this. This shouldn't be how they form their opinion of women by dudes like those dudes are the last dudes that you want. A kid whose mother raised him. Dad wasn't around. And these are the clowns that are the, you know, the parental figure or the authority figures as adults i mean regardless of what your opinion on on um on tate is he's not the kind of dude that you want young guys emulating he's just not you want young guys that are like i want to be a family guy i want to have

you know an hourton yeah exactly though good people that want good things for their community not you know just to load their bank account up and stuff so it's like it's horrible you want all these things but i'll tell you what's gonna happen people are just gonna plug into their neural links and then go have cyber robo ai sex in the metaverse i mean it's not that i don't disagree but it's gonna be weird shit dude it's like people's brains will be fractured yeah no but for, but for real, like, they're going to make babies in bags. That's what they're talking about doing already. Yeah.

And people's sexualities will be so fractured and psychotic that humans won't be able to, outside of the pods, actually interact with each other anymore. Like, already you've got dudes' brains broken by porn. Imagine what the ai metaverse neural link is going to be for these people who are plugged in well you have no survival instinct you were done as a species i mean there's going to be the elites and then there's going to be all of those that are plugged in the elites will be plugged in but on a different level right like they're going to be plugged into yeah they're gonna have mods they're in first class they're gonna have administrative controls over you yeah yeah that's gonna be fucked up you're and that's

but but i think a lot of people will be in singular universes where it's just them and then a bunch of ai people like they're playing gta for the rest of their life and then they'll come out periodically but they'll have the feeding tube with the bugs plugged in their neck they're not gonna want to leave it the matrix i think that was the original story that people chose to be in the matrix so how does the reproduction occur then in bags but at whose behest like who or who's who's determining when the the so elites won't go in the mate in the matrix the same way that regular people will right for instance the average person plays video games you know i shouldn't say the average person there are a lot of people who play video games endlessly they do

nothing young people who don't go out don't get jobs they call them hikikomori in japan elites don't have that problem so the people who are going to be in the pods are going to be the lower class the uneducated the working class that are that are excised from society due to technological advancements in automation the elites they'll have neural link to a certain degree but they'll stay in real life where they'll own and control everything and look for what reason would a multi-millionaire playboy have for going into the metaverse pleasure principle look you get some dude who lives in his basement he's going to want to be a knight in shining armor saving the princess but joe rogan he's going to be like dude i got i have all of these really awesome things that i love so he might go in sometimes. Like I play Baldur's Gate,

but I don't dedicate all of my time to playing Baldur's Gate, wishing that I was in there fighting dragons and stuff like that. No. Yeah. Well, I mean, that's the problem. It's the facsimile of success or the facsimile of relationships with AI, something like that.

I think the ultimate goal of the elites is to live forever, right? I mean, they talk pretty openly about that and at this point they think they're on the technological cusp of of multiple forms of living forever whether that's reversing aging and living forever physically or not having a natural death physically or by uploading their consciousness to let them do that computers well here's the problem obviously that's an unsustainable like not everybody can take advantage of that right you can't have everybody living forever you can't because you can't have infinite birth without death now let let them upload because they're just gonna die because you can't upload your consciousness to

a computer your brain is your consciousness like i'm not a dude i'm like i'm a i'm very secular dude i'm not i'm i'm an agnostic i don't really particularly believe in spirits or souls your brain is why you have consciousness. You don't get to upload your consciousness. And your consciousness is not something that's detached from your brain. Your brain is your consciousness. Maybe you could plug your brain into tubes and keep your brain alive. But you don't, like the idea of uploading into a computer, I don't buy it.

Not at all. So let them try. Go ahead. Throw your body away. Upload your brain into a computer and get rid and they can do whatever they want. That's the meme. It's a guy looking at, it's like,

I think American psycho looking up Christian Bale. And it's like you looking up from hell, watching your, uh, your, your AI clone, uh, live the rest of your life or whatever.

Yeah, exactly. That's, that's, that's how I see it personally. So sorry to life or whatever. Yeah, exactly. That's how I see it personally. So sorry to cut you off. No, no. But either way, you know, whether you believe it or not, that's what these people believe, right? So a lot of what they're doing now is trying to set up a situation where they can have immortality in whatever form it takes. And that, you know, obviously not everybody can have access to immortality uh techniques immortality tech so and it's impossible that's an impossibility for

everybody to have it so certain elites will have it and they'll essentially be at that point gods amongst humans and they'll be able to dispense immortality to everybody who serves them so every all the regular mortal humans will be in a situation where they have this treat dangling out for them. You too can be immortal if you serve us, if you do our, if you do our bidding. So, I mean, that's the ultimate goal of all of this is essentially the fulfillment of the serpent's promise in the Garden of Eden, right? Follow me and you too will be as gods. They want to set themselves up as gods, immortal beings who dispense immortality to the mortals if they serve them and praise them and worship them correctly which they which people

will i personally i don't have a uh a problem with the idea of extending lives and stuff like that if if we can get it to the point where technology can can extend people's lives fine it i don't have the uh that that gut revulsion that some people feel to that um but that being said you know it it's not like we should be encouraging these people to do you know do experiments and and stuff on on on these kind of things i i don't i don't see i i see a lot of problems coming personally let's uh let's jump to callers let's jump to our callers to see what y'all have to say we got adventure kyle's we are pulling you in sir i hope you are prepared hello everyone what up my name is kyle i'm a geologist trying to escape from california and i have a question for the whole group okay does does the house financial Services Committee's passage of a bill

to ban the Federal Reserve from creating a centralized digital currency actually mean anything? Or is it another meaningless gesture from Republicans? I'm sorry, man. They're all meaningless gestures. You saw they found Matt Gaetz's bill to remove McCarthy in the bathroom? On a baby changing table? Yeah, it's just like, I don't know, man, they're all meaningless gestures. You saw they found Matt Gaetz's bill to remove McCarthy in the bathroom. On a baby changing table. Yeah, it's just like, I don't know, man.

Passing that bill is not going to do anything because ultimately it's not going to push through any other level of government. And then if they want to do it, they're going to do it because there's so many of these agencies now that are just independent from any legislative process that if they decide that's what they want to do, that's what they're going to do. It maybe raises awareness. It's also probably not going to happen through the Federal Reserve. It'll happen through a supranational organization like the IMF or something like that. I mean, it's all going towards global government, which already is being built. Yeah, I don't imagine that the House passing it is going to matter much considering Senate isn't going to pass it and or the Senate's Democrats.

And if the House passed it, it's going to look like a Republican bill. The Democrats are going to pass it and or the senate's democrats and if if they if the house passed it it's going to look like a republican bill the democrats are going to say no and and i don't think that there's any incentive for the president to to to you know veto or to to pass that kind of limitate limitation on the government the government doesn't like to limit itself it doesn't want to at all that's why the government hates the constitution hates the bill of rights because all these things limit government that's why they're constantly trying to get around it so i i don't see any compelling reason to believe that that even if the republicans could pass a bill with teeth i don't see that i don't see getting past the senate

and i certainly don't see the president signing it i wonder if there was no constitution would the country with the united states revolt more often maybe because i'm wondering if the constitution is effectively just effectively a speed bump for tyrants it makes it harder for them it does protect our god-given rights but if they were to just rapidly oppress and and the government expanded too too much people might just lose their fucking minds faster and it might actually resolve the issues i don't know well i mean i think yeah that you know the constitution your rights are not what's on some piece of paper it's it's uh what you're willing to fight for to uh quote my my predecessor at info wars david knight and uh yeah i think you're right it is it is speed bumps to tyrants but the problem is that we have lost the underlying philosophy that makes the things in the constitution important it's not important

because it's in the constitution free speech is important because it's necessary for a free society and if you lose sight of that which a lot of americans have then uh the the fact that it's on the on a piece of paper written 200 years ago doesn't matter you know what i realized though that this country this country would be substantially better off if there was no constitution at all but i was the sole monarch authority of the nation because only i know what is right for everybody and i realized that but then i also realized there's probably millions of people who would stand in my way to achieving my utopia and securing peace and harmony for my new empire and they'll have to be disposed of i think that's reasonable the thing is when you're plugged in all of this can become a reality

that's called the darth vader our uh jason costar drummer he he used to be like he's like phil you talk about politics and then and then i i think one thing and then i hear you explain other stuff and then i'm just like well we just have to get darth vader to kill everybody he's like i don't have the patience you do to talk about this stuff he's like i think the lightsabers should come out you know it's funny when you when you talk to people that aren't in politics like we are like because you know obviously we are aware that like our voices are listened to by people so we're like then you go and talk to like your neighbor down the street and they're just like i got my gun ready i'm ready i'm just waiting for the order like people are out there are not ready to go man like yeah to a very very good aggressive and it's funny because i have

these people and i'll like i'll say like hey man i'm concerned about civil war and then these left is like a touch grass it's like you're the one screaming about insurrection dude yeah but uh have you been to appalachia and talked to these people? It's scary as shit. Yeah, they're ready. People out here in the mountains are like, they've always been very anti-establishment. We'll put it that way. It's the classic quote.

Those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable. I mean, they are proving time and time again that they're, like, it's almost on purpose that they're rubbing our face in the fact that like you cannot vote your way out of this. You cannot peacefully protest your way out of this. We will arrest you and throw you in jail for the next 20 years if you try. uh you know obviously if there was some sort of civil war situation uh if if the government that we have now is still in existence when you know you have a mass amount of people rising up you think our government would hesitate for a single second to invite the un in to invite even you know to chinese troops personally i don't even think that an invite is necessary the united states has

too many nuclear missiles so the un if the if there were a significant sizable civil conflict that's, that broke down into, you know, multiple factions, because it wouldn't be, you know, North versus South or whatever it would be factions fighting. It'd be like Syria.

I think that there is ample, ample justification for the UN to say, we need to go ahead and get all of the countries that are, that are in NATO. Yep. Get into the U S invade, u.n to say we need to go ahead and get all of the countries that are that are in nato yep get into the u.s invade take over to secure the nuclear weapons save them from themselves 100 there is no part of me that thinks that that's outside of the question so that's that's why i used to be very pro um um u.s divorce or you know civil divorce or or whatever, national divorce and stuff,

I'm not so sure it's a good idea anymore because if you try it, I think that that is an in for actual globalist military to come in and use securing nuclear weapons as a reason. And then we're all immigrating to Mexico. So good sir, we certainly went wild on your question.

I'm wondering if you wanted to elaborate or if that was sufficient because we kind of went way off the rails i forgot what the question was exactly oh cbdc yeah so my understanding then is we just need to wreck shop and uh get new people in we need to elect trump yeah i mean because there's a lot that could come after and everyone it's it's look man when i say for Trump, I am not saying all your problems are solved. I'm saying, hold on, hold on, hold on before whatever it is you're thinking about. We, we see if this Trump thing works. That's all I'm saying. Who knows what the fuck happens afterwards. Yeah. I think, um, I think the problem is that, uh, they're going to going to implement the CBDC sort of whether we like it or not, and it's likely going to come after a massive false flag cyber attack that shuts everything down.

And they're going to go, hey, look, this fractured independent system with all these banks and the cash, it's too unsafe. It's too unstable unstable we have to have a centralized uh digital currency and then that digital currency will be uh it'll expire you'll only be able to you know use it i mean it's the market i think now i think it's a mistake i think what's actually going to happen is there will be a cyber 9-11 that hits the banks and then they will say fear not good citizen your income is your money is insured by the fdic just download download Central Bank app in the Play Store, the App Store. Enter your social security number. Take a picture of ID. We'll verify your account and you will get the equivalent

of all of the money you had in your bank in Central Bank digital currency. They won't call it CBDC. They'll just, they'll call it the new app and they'll say, this is how we recover from this crisis. Yeah. And that's, you know.

But anyway, let's, we'll jump to our next caller. So thanks for calling in buddy you good no thanks yeah thanks all right thanks for calling in man we will jump to our next caller and we have dex 2735 welcome to the year 2023 what's it like in the year 2735 uh you know we're all in the pods eating bugs still usual the usual what's going on so my my question uh has to do with uh the stuff going on with russell brand so basically you know uh given that they're showing signs of desperation, trying to silence anybody that speaks out against the narrative, do you think that they might actually, I guess, ramp up their attacks against Trump? Maybe, you know, to, I guess, try to put it lightly or not putting it lightly, but... Shuffle him loose, this mortal coil? I was going to say, give him a ride in a convertible limousine.

Man, someone in 2015, I think it was, tried to kill him. Right? That guy who tried to grab the gun from the cop and they had to drag him out. You just had a guy try sneaking into an RFK Jr. event with weapons, pretending to be a security guard. I don't know man i wouldn't put anything past them but i will say this they don't do assassinations for the most part anymore they do character assassinations the problem is they accuse trump of rape and nobody gives a shit it's like they're like well russell brand's a rapist don't care trump's a rapist yep heard that one before the other problem is that uh you know the

the trump supporters are so suspicious of something like that. I think they're kind of terrified of anything happening. I mean, I think if Trump had a heart attack tomorrow, nobody would buy it. Everybody would be like, oh, they killed him. Time to go crazy. So it's almost like the. Keep him alive. Yeah.

They want to keep him alive just because they know that Americans will go insane if anything happens to him, which is sort of like the best protection he has at this point. Jailing him is their answer, right? And the thing is, is that there's not just one way to jail him. They're going to try and come at it from every single angle. Yeah. And that's the avenue by which they're going to basically, quote, assassinate him is by leaving him in jail as long as possible and make sure he's not on the ballot. Well, yeah, but I think given what happened with the mugshot i think that's only going to make him stronger and uh i don't know that's just my thoughts yeah yeah and that

that that flipped on them they weren't anticipating that right so they obviously have to take a detour now but i still think that ultimately the end that's the end game now it's just a matter of how they kind of work the strategy through along the way yeah i think i think trump should legitimately have like a praetorian guard like he needs like 200 veterans who just like pledge a blood oath to protect him with their lives against anybody even like the lawful authorities of the united states say psych please personalized armies are not so good no no i i'm not advocating for it i'm just like it's like that's uh you know that's they'll get them look what they did to gaddafi right i mean that guy had

so many people protecting him yeah that's true yeah man i don't know that's a tough question but i i think you ain't seen nothing yet 2024 is gonna be fucking nuts bro there's gonna be videos of like you know phil punching a cat or something it's just like you just you name it like if you weren't any way involved in in politics there there's gonna be weird ass wacky shit people are gonna just make with fake ai bullshit there's gonna be a video of trump just like spitting on a homeless guy and and people are gonna be like is that real i don't know anymore yeah and then what's gonna happen is the media is going to report shocking video of Trump spitting on a homeless person emerges.

And then in all the, the bottom of the article, after 7,000 words, it'll say the video may be fake. We're not sure. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I'm, I'm really, I don't know. I, when, when the, the chase, the chase guys are made the AI of me, like my voice, my mom

was like, oh my gosh, this AI stuff. It's so scary. I don't know what to trust anymore. My response was do you trust things now like wait what do you mean now you know now you don't know how to trust you know you don't know if you can you should have not been trusting anything for the last 20 years unless you you know can can actually find logical or rational or tangible proof of what you're seeing lobster harrison trust the lobster thank you jordan i doctor i will be lynn lobster king yep all right well was that was that good sir uh yeah but i also have just one quick question

get it so uh trump was recently open to the idea of having a female vice president this actually got me a little concerned maybe he's hinting at Nikki Haley possibly being his running mate what are you guys thoughts on that yeah I think he was hinting at Kristi Noem yeah maybe maybe Noem uh I mean I gotta be honest I don't know if Trump picks uh Nikki Haley I don't I don't know if I vote for I don't think he likes her yeah he was really perturbed at the way that she quasi-turned on him after the... Christine Elm's good. Yeah, that might be a good bet. You know?

Look, man, I'm at like 51% for Trump, right? Michael Malice's mentality, I'm pretty sure that's what he was saying, is that Biden being in office is good. It just continually hurts them and makes them look incompetent, pathetic and bad. And so you've got the it's all it's almost a kind of accelerationist view. Let the old bumbling, fumbling moron sit in the chair and just destroy their credibility more and more and shatter the confidence in the establishment.

I don't know. I don't know, though because i i think that what it reveals is that biden is not really in charge that there are people behind the scenes uh operating i mean i disagree with that really the the chaos of the federal government is is so insane it's it could only be joe biden like when when when afghanistan happened when they withdraw there was no plan whatsoever it was just random bullshit happening and like people were like random officials were just going in random directions they leave bogram there's no plan there everybody keeps saying there's a puppet master behind biden i'm like i don't know this kind of makes sense there's no strategy for anything first biden's like bidenomics is doing

great and then when the economy falls it's margonomics like this what i see with the fractured and um what's what's the right what's the right word dejected uh dejected state of the government it makes perfect sense that people are taking orders from biden who's whacked out of his mind and can't think straight like if there was a cohesive plan you would see things being done instead it's chaos and disarray see i think it's i think it's like what we saw when, you know, Trump started talking about the deep state. And first it was, no, there's no such thing as the deep state. But it very quickly became, yeah, there is a deep state. And thank God there is, because the deep state is the one that's

saving us from Trump. I think it's a similar tactic there where it's like, oh, don't worry about Biden being a bumbling idiot. The deep state will take care of you. The deep state has things under control. Trust anonymous uh you know unelected spy apparatus to take care of you because you can't trust your elected officials i don't know man i i think trump should win uh because he's our best bet but i don't know what happens if trump doesn't get the job done and i'm not confident that we have a strong guarantee he does it's just this is the best thing we should do right now. A lot of people are saying a lot of crazy shit. I'm just saying, bro, all I got to do is vote for Trump right now and that might actually be a good path forward.

I think it is a greater than chance probability that Donald Trump does enough to turn things around so people should not be acting all crazy like. But anyway, good sir. Thank you for calling in. you have a going buddy and we will jump to our next caller future mars citizen ah in the future you will be a citizen of mars are you applying for spacex's thing uh you know i actually would be on board with that i know there was what while back they were going to take 100 volunteers or something.

They're saying they've got to be married couples, though, I think. Hey, I'll marry. I'll go to Mars. Let's do this. Harrison, my morning cup of coffee is not the same without you, sir. I'm sorry. Don't be sorry. I had to come do this always there at 9 a.m

eastern yeah yeah no yeah thank you yeah i'm thanks for uh thank you for that thanks for watching so yeah i have a question for you okay um have you ever stopped to consider that maybe it's all the fault of the Jesuits and the Freemasons? That has never once crossed my mind. Now that you mention it, this is a novel idea I haven't heard before. Yeah, yeah. So you are a listener. Yeah, we get that almost every day.

I'm told it's the Jesuits. I'm also told I'm a Jesuit, which is news to me. So, yeah, apparently the Archbishop of, what was it, New York controls everything. So, you know, there we go. Top of the pyramid. Sorry. I had to, I had to. Yeah, that's funny. If people listen, they get that. So my serious question is that AJ has been kind of like escalating the discussion around running out of funds. So are we going to have InfoWars for at least a few more years, get us through 2024 election and all that? And I mean, what is your concern level with all of that?

That's a good question. You know, it sort of depends. I think we'll know more in the next couple months because I think the – as far as I understand it, the bankruptcy proceedings are sort of winding down. I mean there are ways to get around any of this. I don't want to talk too much about it, but I, having the InfoWars store and selling supplements. He's really playing on the fact that as, as fallen and dejected as America has become, we still have this like capitalist core, which means that if you want to sell something and someone wants to buy that something, you can sell that person that thing. So, uh, because we don't, because that's the way that we operate and we don't rely on advertisers, as long as the InfoWars store can still exist, then we can still exist because we can still sell products to our listeners. So the only reason we've lasted this long is because of the way Alex set it up and that he saw this coming. And I don't plan on going anywhere anytime soon.

I don't have an escape hatch planned yet. So that would be a bummer for me to see that go away. But so far, we haven't laid off anybody. We've actually hired some new people. We're still building out. We're still growing and expanding. So we've just been sort of hampered and hobbled because of the bankruptcy but uh i as far as i know we're not going anywhere anytime soon and i think we'll find out the real trajectory within a couple months once the uh bankruptcy proceedings come to a close right on oh man that's that's awesome to hear um there's there's a thing the communities want to know if there's time for a little short add-on. Yeah, hit it, bro. Try and go quick, though, but you got it. Yeah, sorry. Based on AJ and Owen's recent persecution, have you ever received threats from the federal government?

And, you know, is that a concern for you personally? You know, it is now just because of the way things are going. And this was sort of the with the newest things happening with January 6, where you've got the Proud Boys being convicted of an unspoken conspiracy. It's that's sort of terrifying because my position has always been like, I don't call for violence. I don't do any of the things that would put me outside of the restrictions of the First Amendment. So I always am within the First Amendment. So it's always like, you know, no matter what they do, they can't prosecute me for my speech. I don't know if that's true anymore. So I've never been questioned by the, I don't know, as far as I know, the answer is no, I've, I've not been targeted for anything, but, uh, the way things are going, you know, it is, it is scary that like, because essentially what they've set up with Owen's, um, thing in particular, like his, in particular, is that essentially by saying – it's like this.

People did violence. People rioted because they believed the election was false. Therefore, if you spread the idea that the election was false, you are therefore responsible for the violence that was enacted on the basis of that idea. So that's sort of terrifying to me, and I think that that's the way things are going. But I think the worst thing to do in that situation is to give in and to stop asking questions and to stop speaking out. I mean, I think that would make it easy for them.

So if they're going to destroy the First Amendment, they've got to actually destroy the First Amendment before we stop utilizing it. So no, I've never been targeted as far as I know. I've never been in legal trouble as far as I, you know, or never been targeted as far as I know. I've never been in legal trouble as far as I, you know, or anything like that as far as I know. So I'm just going to keep doing what I do, which is just say what I believe without really thinking about it too much. Right on, man. Thanks. Thanks for calling in, buddy. That was good.

Yes. Thank you, sir. I hope you, everyone in this room gets to keep on doing what they're doing love you guys thank you as long as we can thanks for calling in man let's jump to the next caller here we got jeff sickles is that what it is jeff sickles right like icicles ah jeff sickles what up hey guys a big fan sam thanks for taking my call absolutely man thanks for for calling in yeah okay so i wanted to run an idea by you guys see what you think because you ran a bit earlier about that super cringy commercial about abortion yeah running do you guys see that one that was bad my daughter's been raped i'm your republican congressman and i'm gonna watch her maga is watching you creepy anyway i've seen that i kind of wish seamus was here because he's like the abortion expert yeah but if if we can

make it so that there's a an addendum or an extra punishment that gets tacked on if you rape someone resulting in an abortion that way there's still a legal recognition that a life was lost agreed but nobody's forced to raise a rape baby i've never seen anybody put that idea out so i wanted to see i love it i love it if if a rapist rapes a woman and she becomes pregnant and then gets an abortion he gets charged with murder oh man totally totally think so that's that's brilliant i hadn't heard that before yeah i also i mean he's a murder rape and murder now yeah the the number the number of abortions that result from rape or insight like it's such a in ohio i think the number that i came up with doing the general math and all the stats is six in a year total out

of all the rapes so uh the five percent of rapes result in pregnancy and ohio uh oh no i'm sorry it was six under age it's actually a couple hundred uh per year uh several hundred maybe like 200 is the fair assessment for just ohio but we're talking about 30 000 rapes in total right and then um yeah i think i forgot how it broke how it broke down i did the math on my on my channel earlier it it's it's statistically a decent amount nationwide but uh i just think that's the solution right there it's like okay how about this you're like the right saying don't blame the innocent child you've got a problem of the rights of the woman who did not consent to take on a child

and people are like yeah but you can't kill the baby and i'm like i i get it man the argument from pro-lifers it it makes sense but it conflicts with with individual liberties and rights in a way that i don't know how to rectify the argument is the rights of the woman are superseded by the life of the baby the the the discomfort and health risks are not death therefore but that's a utilitarian approach it's tough i i still have a look at more deontological you can't make an immoral action against an individual but the problem becomes a baby and the mom an immoral action has to be taken if you're talking about an abortion no matter what either the rape victim is forced to carry the baby immoral or the baby gets terminated immoral. There's no there is no easy answer.

So charge the rapist with murder. I dig it. Yeah, I don't think that's it. Well, you guys like the idea. That's awesome. I think it's a great idea. I've never seen anybody else push it before. I know.

I never heard that. That's a really good idea, though. Then you go to the women. You're going to be like, well well we don't want you to an abortion but my view is if a woman does not consent to carry a baby then the government cannot force her to carry the baby the baby shouldn't have to die but i just don't see how like you rectify these situations maybe with these bio bags and artificial wombs you can save babies in the circumstance but in the event the woman chooses to abort because she didn't consent rapist murder and that to be to be said uh to add to that i actually don't agree with any uh like i i i am libertarianally uh pro-choice maybe like there's a certain time frame within a few weeks

where it's like the discretion of the mother only for liberty-minded reasons understanding that there are bad people who exploit this but morally i don't see why why elective abortion is legal at all there's no argument for it a woman chooses to have sex with a man she invites a baby into uh into her womb and then later says not kill it no you can't do that it's nine months like that's the that's the that's that's all that's all you're obligated to. If you say yes to letting a baby into your body, then you have a nine-month guarantee. And I know it's tough because men don't face the same restrictions, but I don't see the moral argument for why a woman can choose to get pregnant

and then kill the baby. Yeah. You almost make a squatters rights argument based on that. You invite someone into your house, they get tenant tenant rights and so that's it's that's what it is however there's a lot of moral and legal questions which result in me being like i'm kind of with trump on this one there's a compromise to be had where it's like we we minimize to the best of our ability but we realize like we cannot win a a moral absolutist position or something yeah and there's right there's there's a difference between the moral beliefs and then what can be achieved politically and what can go

so like for me you know i do think that uh you know life is a life and and you know just ask somebody who was conceived of you know via rape if they would rather be dead like you know if it was up to the baby they'd probably choose to be alive no matter how they were conceived. So morally, that's my stance. But if you say to me, hey, you have to, you know, if we can get rid of all abortions except for the abortion or, you know, the pregnancies that are a consequence of rape, I'm going to make that deal because that means you're eliminating 99% of abortions, even if I have to, you know, morally concede that the rape babies, that's like, I'd rather get rid of 99 than just keep doing what we're doing now. But the reason that that commercial is actually so effective and successful, because it's cringy to us,

but abortion is one of the very rare instances where the government policy has tangible, immediate effects on the citizen. Even things like crime and immigration, when they affect you, they do so with a couple degrees of separation from the actual policy. But when you are deciding on abortion, that has a direct effect on a woman's life and the path it takes or the choices that she makes. So I understand where Trump is coming from, where it's like, this is not, you can't just ignore that fact. You can't just, you know, impose your morality on everybody else because there's women out there that feel like they're, they have a right, they have a right right now that is being taken away from them. And so there's a lot, like probably

the number one single issue of single issue voters is abortion and there's millions and millions of women who feel like their rights are being taken away if uh abortion is taken away from is no longer legal so it's in the political sphere you have to separate it from your your moral convictions um if you actually want to lower the overall number of abortions like i do right on was that good uh was that a good response sir we have yep really good thank you can i shout out my friend's podcast real quick do it all right the fleckas talks the podcast featuring richard rap boy it's actually rated the best new podcast of all time check it out tuesday mornings and friday mornings right on and sign up for bonus land we like fleckas shout out thanks for calling

in buddy here's thank you have a good night oh sorry thanks for calling in and last but not least we have the kilted carnivore whoa kilted carnivore what up hey how's it going guys big fan um chef reverse here life changer so uh thanks for that nice thank you um so my question it's kind of a two-parter um how long until we see armed citizens voluntarily patrolling and protecting the border and at what point does the responsibility fall upon the people to fix the problem that our government we've already seen them the minute men i think they were called they've been around for a long time and my concern is what we're seeing now over these past few years i'm actually surprised it hasn't gotten really really bad already yeah but maybe that's it i mean i don't know maybe people are trying to do this the right way the founding fathers avoided war they to their

best of their abilities petition petition petition and it was only when the redcoats came to lexington concord to seize their weapons that fighting broke out among farmers which resulted in the start of the war so fuck man i don't know so that that's the issue is that if people actually did that the american government would would go to war with its own citizens to stop them i think if yes if if if let's say a hundred guys got together and went down to the southern border and just said no you're not coming in and turned them back. The U.S. government would kill those Americans and help the illegal immigrants. No question. 100%. CBP is down there opening the gates and letting them come in. They're actually cutting the razor wire that's already there. Yep. And so if U.S. citizens went down

there, they would have to confront federal law enforcement. Federal law enforcement without question would open fire on these men and their children if their children were with them. People think it's not true. And then you see what happens with the lockdowns. And you see what happens with these schools. Uvalde, spare me, dude. Michael Maus is right. If these border patrol guys are on the border letting these people in as their orders and some dude shows up with his 14

year old son they will shoot that 14 year old kid in the forehead if they think that if there's a threat to their operation yeah and again it's one of the you know if you boil down what the purpose of government is to its most basic thing it's to defend the border so uh you know it's it's really not something that us citizens can do on our own. I mean, it's... Even the guy that shot illegal immigrants on his own land. He was protecting his own house. I remember that story, yeah. And he got arrested and is facing murder charges.

He's in prison. So it's not a feasible path. Yeah, man. I'm worried about that because the border stuff, it's not even about the U.S. borders. It's about an old man who had his own plot of land and a trespasser came. That's it.

If someone trespasses on your property and presents a threat to you in West Virginia, you can defend yourself with force. In Texas, you can defend property like if someone's trying to steal from you. Especially if it's at night. Yeah. And so what if you're on the southern border of Texas, Eagle Pass? Let's say not Eagle Pass. Let's say a little bit down the road.

You got a house with property near the border and a bunch of illegal immigrants are coming onto your property. They're not going to be sitting there being like, oh, this dang federal government is letting our country go to shit. They're going to be like, oh, fuck, these guys are my property. Boys, come on over. I need help. And then it's going to be a shootout between these guys and migrants because the the migrants are going to be on their property doing who knows what let's say let's say it's cartels bullshit and then border patrol is going to come and they will defend the illegal immigrants the cartels thing is the prize the real problem for people that want to defend their property or whatever because if you you could very easily end up you know you run out there

with your rifle or you and your buddies run out there with a couple rifles. Next thing you know, you're facing down, you know, 15 dudes with fully automatic belt-fed machine guns. We have to assume that it's the cartel if it's, I mean,

because it most likely could be. Yep. But it's not just that. It's this, the reality right now is the videos show CBP opening the gates and saying, come on in and counting one, two, three. Okay, this is a good number.

And these are African migrants. These are not South American. These are not Central American. They're not refugees. They're not families. They're not kids, women, children. These are young men. Yep.

With UN credit cards, by the way. Yep. But anyway, man, I don't know if you wanted to elaborate a little bit. It's getting a little bit late, but I don't want to cut you off too soon if you wanted to ask any more or elaborate on that. Yeah, the whole situation is just really brutal, and I don't know how we put a set and stop to the whole thing

without it escalating to violence but as you were saying i don't really think they're even going that way it's obviously not the right thing to do and there's still not a clear-cut answer on uh which direction to go yeah just sucks it's getting crazy out there man right on dude well thanks for calling in buddy well Brom have a good night guys have a good one man and Harrison it's been a blast thanks for hanging out thanks for having me on man this has been great absolutely and Chef Gruel great to see you

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