Timcast IRL - Sunday Uncensored: Riley Moore Members Only Podcast

Episode Date: October 22, 2023

Tim & Co join Riley Moore for a spicy bonus segment usually only available on Timcast.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to our special weekend show, Sunday Uncensored. 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. Oh, we got this clip. It's hilarious. Brian Kilmeade caught on a hot, hot mic calling Republicans dumbass. Now, enjoy the show. dumbass so good that was it that was the first vote

breaking from Jordan and he just calls him a dumbass dumbass so guess what here's the breakdown Hakeem Jeffries got more

wait isn't Jim Jeffries a comedian yeah Jim Jeffries is a comedian Hakeem Jeffries got more votes than Jim Jordan did Jim Jeffries is like ridiculously woke though so it Jeffries got more votes than Jim Jordan did.

Jim Jeffries is ridiculously woke, though, so it's kind of funny when you said that. I was like, yeah, I mean, you're not wrong. That's probably what he'd say, too. I'm sorry, dude. The Republican Party is just... It's gross, man. They're better than the Democrats, you know? For sure. By how much?

I don't know what to say. Yeah, they're very similar. I don't know. How do you feel about it? You know, it's like, if we don't get our act together here i can promise you one thing the democrats they will govern because they do govern look at that vote then i are 212 yeah no dissension straight down the line and when they had a party line man yeah when they had a narrow majority in the House, that's the way the votes went down, just boom.

Would you vote Jordan? Yes, absolutely. All they needed was five votes and they would have taken the House and they don't have a majority. Why did we let them do that? Why can't the Republicans just take the win? It's so stupid.

You go through your process and this is the problem, right? They go into conference. They've gone through this. They've all battled it out. And Jim Jordan wins the votes in conference. They come out and violate what they said. You're supposed to come out and support the guy, the one that votes in conference.

And somebody would say, Riley, well, they didn't do that with Scalise. Yes, that's true. They did not. But we've got to govern or they will govern they will govern yeah with like an iron fist too and i don't say that i say very cognizant of what iron fist means yeah well and they have a lot of experience in the last 20 years of being the ones governing so they've got that shit together yeah i like how they actually include the amount of democrat votes as if any republican got a vote from a democrat or right thanks new york times yeah whatever but but we're we're i feel like we're kind of fucked and i'm actually kind of

happy i mean in a normal circumstance i suppose i could be happy that we don't have a speaker because now they can't declare war but it doesn't matter they're doing it anyway right exactly that's the issue it's like wars all the time right i know they can't declare war. But it doesn't matter. They're doing it anyway. Right, exactly. That's the issue. We have undeclared wars all the time. Right, I know. That's why I'm like, it really doesn't matter because Biden's going to just go to war anyway. And that's the other thing, too. Like, how can they get war without a declaration if something happens to Biden? Yeah. Well, and look, they

ever since Vietnam, right, you can get into conflict through executive action. Well, what about korea yeah i was gonna say uh the spanish-american war man yeah that was the first yeah but that i mean vietnam was this long drawn out conflict korea obviously it was uh united nations was involved we were there as well and i mean that that was a more like formalized process but yeah the that's what you mean yeah in terms of just executive action which and congress has

abdicated their authority in this and just giving aums authorization for use of military force open-ended kind of what that means uh and how they're going to exercise that authority rather than an actual declaration of war that's literally in the constitution that's what congress is supposed to be doing i think congress in a lot of ways specifically the house has forgotten that they are the people's representatives and they think that their job is you know to like i don't know i don't know what they think their job is you can't really tell from what they do um but they're not representing their constituents they're not representing those who sent them to office yeah in the house right i mean we congress generally

we are modeled after um the united kingdom right so the House would be parliament, that's majority rule, that's how that works. The Senate is the kind of thoughtful body over there, modeled after the House of Lords, right? And so you have a mandate to govern. Obviously, we don't have coalition governments like they do in the United Kingdom, parliament and things like that. But they don't govern, generally, the Republicans when they have the majority. What they're always worried about is keeping the majority. That's what they're always concerned about is, oh, we don't want to take this vote. Because the Democrats are like, you know what?

We're going to push as far as we can. And if we lose the House, we're going to come back and we'll get it again. And we'll keep moving the ball down the field. We're over here trying to throw Hail Marys constantly. We're going to come back and we'll get it again and we'll keep moving the ball down the field. We're over here trying to throw like Hail Marys constantly. Like we're going to stop this spending. You know, like instead of like making change every time you're in charge, we're throwing like 90 yard passes. And the Democrats, I mean, just keep moving balls into the red zone constantly. Yeah.

So what would you do different? Yeah. I mean, look, and this is what McCarthy said he was going to do and we didn't get through it. Regular order is one of the most important things that has to happen. Regular order has not been there in two decades. What that means. Yeah. What does that mean?

What that means is so there's 12 appropriations bills, right? And that fund the government. This is how we get omnibuses where you wrap all of those into one big bill. Those are the bills that are like a thousand pages long. Yeah. So you get the omnibus, I mean, more than a thousand pages. It's a whole budget for the United States government, the discretionary spending, and we just pass it all together. One thing that they did do, which is notable under McCarthy's watch, was the state foreign operations bill. Everyone has complained for a long time, how do we cut foreign aid?

And people try to cut foreign aid out of the omnibus. I mean, you're trying to pull a thread out of a massive bill. Doing their job means putting each appropriations bill that funds the different departments of government on the floor, amending it, and actually going through with a scalpel and removing funding where it needs to go. And that's why that state foreign operations bill being on the floor is so important. Regular order is how we're going to get government spending back under control. And that's how Congress is actually going to be able to influence U.S. policy in this country by the power of the purse. That's literally what they're there to do, right? That is their job. And until they do that, they're going to abdicate that power to the executive branch to

be able to control, not control, but yeah, control spending in an out of control manner because they're just giving them piles of cash to execute on these programs any way they want. I mean, for me, if I'm elected, yes, one of the things I'd do different, we must get rid of the Department of Education. It has to go. That department can no longer exist. It has no relevance in today's society. It never did when Jimmy Carter put it in. Our school systems have progressively gotten worse since Department of Education. Yeah, I think it's like actually a straight and steady decline.

Yes, a straight and steady decline. Department of Education must go. We turn that money back to the states, empower the states to be able to control their own education. And this is why the states lack so much power now is because the feds control it all. So it's like you want your education money where you're going to do X, Y and Z. What about the thing where and this is something the Biden administration did with a number of executive orders.

They had some very specific idea that they wanted to implement across federal government. And so they required practically every, well, they required every federal agency to implement it. They did this with an executive order about vaccine mandates required to be implemented across every federal agency. They did it with, you know, LGBTQ stuff had to be in every single federal agency. The same with race-based diversity stuff. And they require that every federal agency implement different programs. And it's like the executive order will come out and then it will say,

every agency has to submit to me their plan within 180 days. Why does Congress let that kind of stuff go on? Yeah, well, and that's one of the other things when you don't go through that um and since i've been state treasurer that's what i've done is exercise the power of the purse to be able to get um agencies and also outside actors like banks to act in the manner which i think they should interact with us as the state of west virginia if you you know like okay for instance people have have big issue with the ATF and some of the things that they do. Instead of a bill to like, let's say, let's defund or eliminate the ATF, what you do is get into the appropriations process and say, we're going to eliminate x then you're going to lose that too and that's where you can leverage the power of the purse i'll give you a better example or a more uh one that the average person

can wrap their arms around there's a regulation right now like on light bulbs i right i hate this yes so much i hate this started under the embob administration when he said that american companies can't manufacture incandescent bulbs. And then they all started coming in from Mexico and Hungary and they don't last as long, these incandescent bulbs. And then Biden said you can't sell them anymore. And you will not believe how many incandescent bulbs I have in my house. Yes, this is a huge thing for me, my wife. We hate it.

American made incandescent bulbs. They lasted longer. They were better. They provide a nice yellow light. Yes. And them i love them my household we love them and what they've done the administrative state is literally passing laws to destroy my personal quality of life in my own home but they're passing laws through executive action congress does have the ability to stop these regulations a lot of people don't know this. It's called the Congressional Review Act, the CRA. Why did we let this one go through?

I don't know. You really hit on a thing that incenses me. Yes, I mean, it incenses a lot of people. That's why I brought up that example is through the Congressional Review Act, you can vote down any regulation because they're literally legislating through regulation. Any regulation regulation the administration puts out what i would like to see who knows if this ever happens but it's something i would push for in congress what we do in the west virginia state legislature when we took over

in 2014 from the democrats any rule or regulation must be voted on by the legislature so all rules and regulations go back through us and we can approve, amend, or vote down any regulation that out there. Now, I'm sure you'd have to have some type of ceiling for that in terms of dollar amounts or impact or something like that, but something has to happen to get the administrative state under control. Here's a question. Could West Virginia create an incandescent light bulb factory and just sell direct to consumers all over the country well you got this federal regulation out here but would they really come at us and like if the federal government came at west virginia for

having an incandescent civil war factory don't you think that that would just make the administration look particularly stupid i agree with you look this is what the people want pillow of light bulbs yes that would be great i could get a promo code yeah finally promo code libya and can visit light bulbs really look in can doesn't light bulbs that's something i would tip you're like more fired up about this in the war in israel yeah we're worried about this country okay i the thing with the light bulbs when obama did that uh my grandmother was still alive yeah and she was so angry about that they did this with hot water heaters too she stocked up on all the american-made light bulbs she had when she died she had like so many light did she pass

them down to you then? No, I got her dining room set. I didn't get the light bulbs. I don't know what happened to those. I am running low. I did stock up myself. Is this your way of asking her for stuff? I can't give up the light bulbs.

I'm going to talk about Israel now. Okay. We laugh for five minutes. MSNBC is running segments questioning Israel, arguing that Israel is the one who actually hit the hospital. Unsurprising that MSNBC is doing this. They know who butters their bread. They lost 30% of their viewers when the war broke out,

which is unheard of for a news organization. The AP ran about that too. That they lost ratings? No, the AP was saying that it was Israel. Yeah. Cable TV news ratings skyrocket during war. For MSNBC to go down, their audience is like turning away, being like, fuck this bullshit. But we do have this member chat from Spike Freeman, who said that I don't believe one of these Israeli airst i don't believe one of these israeli airstrike can

kill 500 plus people nor can an improvised hamas rocket obviously that tells me the hospital was full of highly explosive munitions yeah that's actually a really good point that's a good point yep that's a that's a really good point and that is what the israelis and the united states has been saying is that they hide men material personnel uh and weapons in hospitals schools and places like that right but that would also suggest that it was an israeli airstrike yeah that's true right unless uh hamas is taking out their own stuff to make it look like it's israel well absolutely yeah absolutely assuming i mean hamas knows that if they blow like if they false like hamas's opportunity is to make israel the villain is to say they're that's why they're telling uh the civilians in in gaza to stay in their homes

right when israel says evacuate now we're going to strike this target hamas says stay don't leave they want them to die so they can parade around the bodies yeah do you think uh hamas will be willing to kill 500 people to turn the narrative? Yes. Of course. Yeah. Of course they will. Yeah.

Well, those people are going straight to heaven by their estimation. According to them. Yeah. To paradise. So it's okay. Hang out with the- Dark days indeed. Yeah, seriously.

There is darkness. Well, who knows? Who knows, man? I think it's just absolutely hilarious why anyone would believe Hamas. I'm not saying to believe israel but i'm like dude hamas came out and killed civilians and paraded the children around why are you going to take their word for it yeah yeah and look and just to be clear here israel does have a lot more credibility than than hamas yeah they do it's true i have a problem just liking any government

especially like they like i look at a lot of governments i judge them by how they were during covid and they were horrible during covid like they were tyrannical that doesn't take away how i feel about this specific thing though but yeah i can see what you're saying with credibility but also it's like i think about that way about our own government too you know thinking about false flags i think about what i was saying earlier about operation northwoods we were willing to take out our own people to start a war with cuba to change that narrative right that's all declassified crazy stuff you know we were willing to shoot a plane out of the sky or have the mass shooting so it's like nothing's off the table with any of these people yeah there's someone in the chat uh named anwar who keeps saying that

it's like you're you're saying that like israel you're assuming that israel dropped the bomb we don't know yet wait until we figure out what happened and then then we can make comments like that it's just not you can't just say that israel did it and they bombed the hospital we don't know so don't don't pick sides apparently uh iranian fm amir abdullah abdullahian uh arrived in saudi arabia a little over an hour ago after he tweeted that the Zionist regime must be stopped, blah, blah, blah, global unity to target Israel, et cetera, et cetera. So I don't know. This is war. Yeah.

It's war. Yeah. It's great. Who was it? Majid tweeted something earlier about an imam- Majid Nawaz? Yeah, pulling down their typical flag and putting up a black flag, which is like very symbolic for,

right. That means it's a, like Holy war or jihad. I think waving the black flag. Yeah. I'll tell you what really, really annoys me is the people saying they know for sure. I'm just like,

you don't know, but it's all leftists predominantly saying it's a fact. Israel did it. Shut the fuck up. I see a lot of people on the right too, though. No, I know,

I know, but it's just like, you're more likely on the right to get we don't know for sure yet it may have been we're still looking into it and on the left they're all like we know israel did it because fucking israel it's like dude they're colonizers yeah the people who hate israel are are uh fervent and and unreasonable that's how they want these videos to be so true and they and they don't even stop to think to assess right what is right or wrong. They just say, ha ha, this proves it. They just share it.

The colonizer narrative, by the way, is one of the most ridiculous and outright falsehoods in this entire narrative that exists. That Israel is on occupied land. And this is nonsense. I mean, people need to pick up a history book and actually... Right. Like, think of... Has anybody ever thought about where the word Palestine comes from? It was just created.

Palestine, actually, and the Romans were the first to use it under Herod when they were occupying, when they took over what is today Israel as a jab at the Jewish population to delegitimize them. But the actual word Palestine, Palestine comes from the Philistines. The Philistines were actually Greeks. They were not Arabs. And that is where that word comes from. There was no one talked about a Palestinian till like the 1960s. True, true.

Was it Arafat created? Yes. Let's pull on some callers and see what they have to say. Indeed, let us do so. Three, if by treachery, you are on the air. How are you doing tonight?

I'm doing great, guys. Nice show tonight. I appreciate you having tonight? I'm doing great, guys. Nice show tonight. I appreciate you having me on. Thank you. Of course. Tim, you mentioned earlier, I think, when you were discussing the escalating conflict over there, you know, get ready. And I know that that's probably a very broad term or a broad statement. But, you know, my question really is, is what do people like me do to get ready?

Right. This seems like total overload. Um, safe and ready meals.com. Yeah. I mean, the, the powers that be are really seeming like they want to push us into this, uh, a larger escalating conflict and that's overseas. And then you got, you know, kind of what happened today with the J6 mom, Rachel Powell, that's sentenced to five years in prison

and passed a report after Christmas time. I mean, it doesn't appear that we have anywhere to hide, right? So for the entire panel, what's the suggestion on us for, how do we prepare? What do we prepare for? Hopefully it's a decent question for y'all. I don't think you should hide at all.

Well, it's not about hiding. It's about surviving, paying attention to what's going on so that if you start hearing like some whistling outside, you know, to duck and cover. Good luck. Yeah. I mean, we talked about this day of rage issue, and we've seen some obviously coordinated indiscriminate killings of civilians around the world as it relates to this, what I would do first and foremost is secure yourself and your family.

And as a fervent supporter of the second amendment, I would exercise that to do so. Yep. Make sure you have lots of water too. That's something that's- Food and water. That's why I said, that's why, you know, I think I shout out safeandreadymeals.com like once or twice a year. It's emergency food food buckets they last 25 years they're a sponsor for the show but i don't regularly shout them out because i mean obviously once you have one you have one you know if you get one or two or three or however many you get they last 25 years you put them away you don't need to buy another one that's it you buy it once you're done and if phil was here he'd probably say have a first aid kit on you and know how to use it. I just ordered a shillet of MREs.

Yeah, smart. Of what? Ready to eat meals. Yeah. They don't last that long. They only last a year or two. I thought you just said 25 years. No, emergency food buckets last 25 years.

Emergency food buckets. MREs are just like field rations. It's like food when you're out in the middle of nowhere and you want to eat quick and it's got like iron shavings that you put water in it oxidizes and heats up that's hilarious my dad has a doomsday bunker filled with mres i gotta tell him they don't last that long check the dates on them you're done dad sorry yeah they don't last that long uh i mean some of them it's like yeah they're just vacuum sealed bags like hamburger helper yeah i mean if it's truly dry

it might last for a really really long time but we've got aside from like emergency food buckets we have emergency staples we have like big buckets like five gallons of rice, beans because look man I mean here's your worst case scenario if you're wrong, let's say you're wrong and you don't

need the food, you eat it that's it, you open it up you pour the stroganoff in the pot with hot water and you've got hamburger helper oh geez you bought food you need food or you never eat it the absolute worst case scenario in terms of you were right is you don't die but and life sucks but you got some food for a little bit yep true and then everyone needs to understand you're actually never supposed to eat it sort of when you have an emergency food uh storage and you're preparing for some serious crisis you're supposed to only eat it as a last resort so you

should be hunting and foraging and gathering and when that fails you supplement it with your emergency reserves that's interesting but i'm not saying you're i don't know i don't know if you're going to need emergency food for what's happening right now maybe i'm just saying like you should have water food and a first aid kit no matter what whether there's war or not maybe those pills to to make water clean well we got we got life straws yeah those are probably better oh yeah you could actually take them stick them in the river because my son was like we should get life straws well yeah you you can stick it in the river and drink straight from the river it filters the water straight in your mouth oh that's clever crazy yeah i saw someone in the chat there uh that said that

they have an inspection date not an expiration date so apparently they'll last longer but you gotta check them out first which makes sense yeah anyways anything else to add three if by chitry great name by the way thank you guys for uh appreciate it i've been on a couple times and uh nobody's gotten it yet so this is the first time it's come up but thank you guys appreciate you have a great night hello brother likewise 60 60 months plus if they're stored at 50 degrees okay cool yeah uh a game dev how you doing hope you're well hello i'm a game dev thanks for taking my call yeah of course i've got a question for riley so your republican opponents have pointed to your former role as a VP at Podesta Group as evidence that you're part of the Uniparty and your Wikipedia says you did work for them in Ukraine. So could you tell us about the work you did there and what can you say to convince the second district that you're not just another rhino. Thank you. Yeah, I never worked in Ukraine, but I can't control what people put on Wikipedia at all. Yeah, so over a decade ago, I did work there

after I left the Hill and then quit right after it. And what I would say is sometimes in life, you go through experiences that help you learn who you want to be. And then sometimes you go through experiences that help you learn who you don't want to be. And that's what led me to quit and leave there and get involved and be somebody who has stood so strong as a Republican in the state of West Virginia, had one of the most conservative voting records in the state legislature, been one of the most conservative state treasurers in the country. And I actually learned a lot from that experience. And I think it's why I've been so successful really dismantling a lot of the deep state and a lot of the woke corporations that I've been fighting over the last several years. We all have different journeys that get us to where we are right now. And certainly that

was part of mine. And yeah, it was an interesting life experience that was very informative and really opened my eyes into the level of corruption that there is down there. True. Anything else to add, Mr. Game Dev? No, I think that was a good answer. And I'm glad that you kind of seem that like you didn't really think that was the path for you. So best of luck in the election. Thank you very much.

Thank you. Cool. Thanks for calling. You found one of the Chinese bugs there, Shane. Yeah, I'm collecting them. To feature that for a second. Thank you very much, Game Dev. Next up, we got Bishop.

I had one actually in my hat earlier in the show. Yeah, but they're chill as fuck. So it's like the lantern bugs piss me off. You got to kill those on sight. Yeah. Those things are awful. They destroy everything. That's the rule, right?

That's literally the rule. I saw a bunch outside, and we're just smashing them. Yeah. But we haven't seen any nests. If we see a nest, we got to report those. I just see one or two. I haven't seen a nest yet. What does a nest look like? A thousand report those i just see one or two i haven't seen a nest yet what does it look like a thousand of them what is it there's a lantern bug oh they're

like big moth looking things with spotted backs china's china's latest export oh and they eat vineyards which happen to be close by well bishop uh you're with us right now um i don't know if you just haven't heard us or i'm going to come back to you though. Hello. Oh, you're here. Hey, cheers. How you on bro?

All right. Uh, thank you for having me. I've, uh, I've been listening to you guys or listening to Tim since, uh, 2020.

And, uh, I'm very proud to see where you've become and, um, let's see where you guys are at now. So you guys are doing great. My question is for everybody. And I would say,

when do you consider the U.S. to be directly involved in these two major conflicts? And if we are not already, then would that result, does direct conflict result in a containment of those conflicts? Or do you think they get inflamed

into a more global scale type we're involved in them we are absolutely involved in them the question is are we mobilizing direct u.s forces to engage that would be escalation no question and it would just get worse yeah i mean i anybody else want to chime in i don't know i agree we have ships out there our president's going to talk to one of the yeah ukraine we got special forces our intelligence our weapons our money our training money our volunteers the money is enough for me to even say we're involved yeah and i think many people would agree that we are like around the world wouldn't just be us saying so oh that's why they're that's why they're attacking the u.s

embassy exactly because we're involved yeah i think that we're 100% involved. I think that we're probably at a point in the crisis that we cannot identify because we're involved in it. But it does feel like things are going to continue to escalate and the U.S. has not taken the kind of leadership role that I would have expected this nation to take. Yeah. And look, just to be clear, there is a massive amount of intelligence sharing that goes in between the United States and Israel. We coordinate on a lot of kind of counterterrorism efforts and intel sharing over the decades. I mean, that's something that's always gone on. Something that I think a lot of people do forget that's kind of interesting, I do want to point

out, we do stockpile weapons in Israel, the United States does. And if I remember correctly, at the beginning of this year, the Biden administration actually drew down out of U.S. Israeli stockpiles and diverted it to Ukraine. Oh, you're kidding. Yeah. Do you remember that? I think that was like beginning of the year, which I think has affected Israel's readiness. I think it's like significantly for sure, because a lot of those, especially with like just munitions, just having actual actual firepower to load your weapons.

I think that's what's contributed a lot to it. Took weapons from a Jewish state and gave them to the Azovs. To the Nazis. Who are Nazis. Right. That adds up. It does.

That adds up. I don't think he's thinking clearly at all. It's not him thinking. It's really embarrassing that Joe Biden is the president of the united states of america like that is embarrassing and i haven't liked a single president since i've since i've been cogent of presidents but this is the one that's actually just just monstrously disheartening that this is the man who's leading this it's a perfect metaphor i mean you have a

corpse as a president like reagan the onion made the joke yeah remember that damn great i didn't see it like reagan my parents were always fighting around the dinner table about reagan because my stepmom was like pro november 7th 2020 so good it was all of them good for the onion yeah the stress of the presidency ate already ages biden 10 years that's good. The stress of the presidency already ages Biden 10 years. I remember. That's exactly from the inauguration. Yeah, they're just prophets now at this point. Oh, man.

Because, of course, it's the onion, not the Babylon Bee. Yeah, the onion. No, the onion sucks. I mean, this is pretty good. This was the last good thing. It's pretty good, though. That's from November 2020. Yes, and they also had Andrew Yang appears naked in Energy Blast arriving for the future to warn us about AI.

That's kind of when they fell off during the pandemic. Right. They should do one for Trump where he's like in high school. He looks like he got younger. Yeah. He's just beautiful. Hair's better. Skin's better.

I do love the like AI of Trump, you know, like Trump at Troy. Oh, yeah. Trump history on Twitter. Those are so funny. Hilarious. Like Terminator 2. You know, like Trump at Troy. Oh, yeah. Trump history on Twitter. Those are so funny. Hilarious. Oh, my goodness. Like Terminator 2. Naked Andrew Yang emerges from time vortex to warn debate audience about looming threat

of automation. I literally forgot all about Andrew Yang. He's like such a hopeful guy. Forward party. And before that, he got a job with CNN or which one of them? I don't know. Yeah, he became like a talking head. I don't watch CNN.

MSNBC, I think. MSNBC even watched. I don't know. Yeah, he became a talking head. I don't watch CNN. MSNBC even watched CNN. 2020 was the end of the Democratic Party. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Because you had Yang and you had Tulsi. There was excitement around some younger personalities. And then they were like Biden.

And then everyone's like. Yeah. Did Tulsi say she's willing to work on Trump's admin? Yeah. Yeah, she is. Interesting. I like Tulsi. I do too.

Yeah, that'd be awesome. I even liked her white pantsuit. Bishop. I like when she destroyed Kamala. Oh, yeah. I think that was the white suit. We're so off we are. We're going to wrap it up for Bishop.

Maybe it's hindsight, but Bagram Air Force Base might have been a decent asset to have control and all the stuff that used to be there. That's a very good point, isn't it? But I'll leave with that. All right, Alan. Thanks for calling us. Thank you.

Cheers, brother. Thank you. Matt, MAT. You are here. That's good. You're with us. Hi, guys. Thanks for taking my call.

Of course. I've been listening to IRL for a few years now, and so my question is for the panel. So I'm seeing that the US president as an institution rather than the person currently holding it is still very respected around the world, especially in the more Western-oriented Arab countries of the Middle East. do you think americans especially conservatives can still view and respect biden as a leader when an external event happens such as world war iii israel intervention and everybody needs to come together and ignore the last years and years of internal conflict to resolve it i don't know i already don't yeah it's not possible man i mean people

thought covet was going to bring everyone together and it didn't. There's nothing that's going to make people respect Biden. If war breaks out, it'll be Biden's fault and people will demand his impeachment. Yeah. The left will defend him and say he's a great leader. The right will say he should be impeached. If anything happens to him in Israel, the right will say no intervention. It's Biden's own fault. And the left will say we've been attacked. How could you think that? Yeah. I sense your accent is german of some kind are you from german or austria are you from germany or austria per chance yeah austria austria okay well yeah i mean i don't know i personally as someone who's

not from the united states who's naturalized here i don't i'm not going to go to war for biden i don't i don't i mean i respect him as like the the highest law of the land or the what's the word the commander-in-chief but he's that i don't i don't want to do it i respect the office immensely i don't respect the man yeah i respect the office immensely and i i you know if there was some type of attack uh existential threat to the existence of the united states i i i do think to one extent or another, we would be able to pull together. I'd hope we could have some type of, I mean, everyone remembers kind of post 9-11, we were all, you know, let's try to figure out what happened to us. But obviously, I think it would also accelerate the election of Donald Trump. And I'm not sure if there's going to be some people on the left that would be able to deal with that.

I think on the right, I think they'd have a better ability to unify around the commander in chief. I'm not sure if it's Donald Trump, they'd be able to do the same thing. That's interesting. Good point. Well, anything else to add, my friend Matt? Great. Thank you so much uh thank you and have a good one thanks for calling in cheers likewise my friend have a wonderful night or i guess it'd be like day right now for you if you're calling from austria uh sammy football uh we've been

talking about you a lot what's going on what's what's happening with what's the what's the whole uh hub up you're causing uh yeah so that's actually part of my question so i guess i'll start with that um but i do want to start out by saying shout out to uh nancy cashman and all of you guys for for miami awesome i can't wait till next time thank you and wait till next time um so my question for the panel we've seen an escalation in the last 24 hours in the mid-east although there are conflicting reports. However, with this, we still have the government in shambles in D.C., unable to elect a speaker. What is the best course of action for the GOP-controlled House right now?

Yeah, in my view, I think that they have to. They have to unify behind Jim Jordan. They're going to have to do that. I think he's very clearly the choice right now for the conference. And I think for the good of the country, some people there need to have a little bit of like a statesman moment here and do something like outside of themselves and realize that this is the best course of action for the United States for us to elect a speaker in case something terrible happens here. And we have to be able to mobilize or react to something that is an existential threat.

God willing, something like that does not happen. I don't think that's necessarily tomorrow, but you don't know. And we do in times like this have to have leadership i know there's bad blood in that conference i've talked to some of the members of congress even today i talked to them but tomorrow at 11 o'clock they need to elect jim jordan speaker of the house i hope so i hope so yeah i do think a component of this is they vote against uh jordan and then jordan goes to them and says okay what do you want they say give me this and i got your vote it's leverage for them so yeah i i think that's right but you know look kevin mccarthy came out

publicly supported jim jordan in this in this election for speaker right i mean he's doing the right thing here why some of them want to hold out on this and Kevin McCarthy, who in a very public way was deposed, removed his speaker of the house, but is doing what he thinks is right by the country, he's able to get his mind around that. I think the rest of them need to do the same thing, but I agree with Tim.

I'm sure they want to exact some type of leverage. Yeah. I did think Kevin McCarthy's speech when he left office was actually very good. And I thought it was speech. Yeah, I agree. I think that the GOP needs to just elect Jordan as speaker and then try again. And then we'll all be let down by Jordan. But it's OK. We're trying. So, yes, you have to be let down by the Speaker of the House because the Speaker of the House has to make deals. Right. And he's inevitably,

she's inevitably going to make deals that, you know, you don't like. But that's the job. Well, we did have Pelosi. So I threw a she in there. What do you want? No more she's. No more she's.

You know, soon we're going to have a they them. Don't you listen to Pearl Davis? If we don't, I don't. In fact. Is it Sandy who's mobilizing the phone calls to uh congress was that you were saying earlier yeah so i mean um after i heard that somebody did a super chat about it i wrote like a little thing um i first of all that was a we thing not a me thing i just want to point that out there was a we movement in the discord today okay that's awesome well

charlie kirk pulled all the phone numbers if you need them yeah oh yeah i posted all those well oh nice they yeah they so they had a vc going with the stream of the speaker vote on c-span and i jumped into the vc and i don't know what came over me i just became like irate because i'm so tired of this party taking advantage of us you know and oh yeah that's how i left the democrats i was tired of this party taking advantage of us, you know? And that's how I left the Democrats. I was tired of them taking advantage of us. And now it's the same. I will say this and I don't, I assume this is true. It's been reported,

but I don't know how helpful it is having like Sean Hannity staff email, like congressional offices, like you better vote for Jim Jordan or we're going to do it. I don't think that's probably helpful. Particularly you have either people in Biden plus whatever districts or indestructible Republicans who are in conservative districts that have been there forever, right? Like a Kay Granger from Texas is the chairwoman of the Appropriations Committee. Mike Rogers, who's chairman of the House Armed Service Committee, who actually did end up

supporting Jim Jordan. But I don't know if that's helpful or not. I think what's helpful is what you are doing and mobilizing actual people. Yeah, totally. Yes.

Real people instead of the... Yeah. It's like, hey, Sean Hannity here. No, but if they're hearing from people, constituents, that I can tell you somebody who is in public office, that makes a difference.

Cause one person who's willing to call and complain is equal to like a thousand voters. Yeah. But seriously, literally they're like the average person doesn't care. Yeah. And the way that it worked, it was kind of crazy because I,

I got irate because I watched all the Democrats at the end, all clap in unison, looking all happy. And then we're sitting here all divided. And one of the representatives is one district over from me. And there was someone named Mara Macy that ran against her, him who could be there right now, who isn't because the establishment, you know, stood up against her. And of course, you know, now we have this rhino there and it just literally infuriated me, but I'm so white pilled. And this is such a great community because this isn't even all republicans this is libertarians and and stuff too and everybody just rallied behind to say

like you know this is a dangerous situation our i we know our president is about to get on air force one and go to another country and we don't even have a speaker and i was like this is crazy we need to do this and i mean everybody just kind of fell in line. We hosted a stage. We got like, we got people on there. And I will tell you that like an hour after we called, um, representative Diaz, uh,

Ballard's office in Miami, he tweeted that out. And then there is 12, 12 quote tweets after that saying that they're in agreeance with him. And that was an hour after we started. Well done. I will tell you the one thing scarier to the machine uh scarier than our show they try and suppress it is the fact that there

is a membership platform where people are coordinating and organizing that is particularly worrying to the establishment it's amazing yeah i mean when constituents reach out people i mean i always react everyone it's like, this is a constituent issue. We need to, I mean, people react for different reasons, but they react. And we do have to mention this. The Speaker of the House is third in line for the President. That's a huge deal. Yeah.

Second in line. I keep thinking about that. Well, after the Vice President. So, President's already the President. Yep. So the line would be VP then. Yes, yes, yes. Second in line.

The third position of, but the second, the third, how does it describe? Right, whatever. Get the point. What were we looking at yesterday? We figured out that Patty Murray

from Washington State is the, is the, what is it? Senate, the president pro temp of the Senate. Right. And she's a disaster.

She's just a horrible individual and a terrible leader. So with no speaker, if Biden and Kamala go to Israel together and then like a Gaza rocket hits them, Patty Murray is president. Yeah, Patty Murray, who ran her campaign in part based on being bisexual. Wow. This was her big claim. I'm bisexual. I should be in the Senate.

Okay, fuck off. And now she is. Now she is what second in line she's second right now because there's no second in line because there's no speaker she's senate she's senate pro tem and this is like a great civics lesson for everybody it's not the majority leader which is a position we made up kind of in the modern era right because the vice president is actually the vice leader, which is a position we made up kind of in the modern era, right? Because the vice president is actually the vice president of the United States is a presiding officer over the Senate. Then there is the Senate pro tem. And then the majority leader who is technically in charge of this thing, but constitutionally is not in line.

Right. True. That is messed up. Yeah. That's what made it so scary to me. That's when I was like, oh no, we are not having this today. No, absolutely not. I applaud your efforts.

Tomorrow at 11. We'll see what happens. Don't stop. I have Sammy Football. It's exclusively for football and Twitter, but I have Sammy Politics now. That's where I'm posting everything. I have all of their their

usernames like all you have to do is just click on their username and just you know twitter is our town hall you know they can't legally they cannot delete anything that's posted on their social medias if it's an official social social media and people don't know that so go tell them how you feel no you can't on official accounts you cannot delete you cannot uh block you can't on official accounts. You cannot delete. You cannot block. You can't do any of that on congressional official accounts. That's why everyone has their separate accounts, right? Yes. Although AOC has blocked Alex Stein. Yeah.

Isn't it private? Is it a private her account? Yeah. Yeah. You got your private slash political account. And then you got your, yeah. I'm sure there's some rules in terms of like what you can say if it's kind of like out there I think there should be a rule that all statements have to be signed off on by the politician

yeah why not it can't just be that Biden hands his phone to someone and says has fun he has to receive the message and say do you agree with this like will these words come from you yes I sign off on it otherwise right we have a puppet on social media that was one thing that was great about trump was like everything they said was him yeah yeah i loved it there's a lot of politicians they have people that just do their social media yeah they're on the comms team yeah if you if you see

my tweets or anything that's for me yeah that's me. Sammy, was there anything else you wanted to add? No, just shouting out the Discord, the after show. Listen, I fall in love with this place more and more every day. Oh, that's so great. We have 5,535 people watching right now, the Uncensored Show.

Y'all need to go and join the Discord because you're already members and you sign up and you can be in these chat rooms and then you can actually argue with these people. You can argue with them or agree with them. And the most important thing is it's become a place where y'all can hang out and organize. So look, I'm not saying y'all need to call members of Congress and go and protest you could open a coffee shop you could open a diner you might find somebody who's like oh i actually live a couple miles away hey man we should open a card shop like build culture work on games work on shows

the discord is having members only uh they're doing their own shows before and after saturday weekend mornings it's it's a it's a network networking is it's what do they say it's not what you know it's who you know who you know you might you might be sitting there being like i got this really great idea for a thing someone's gonna be in the discord being like i'm looking for something to invest in i got some money and then boom all of a sudden you're selling widgets to the world and then you can donate to whoever you want to win politics or whatever you just got to start with with building those networks so that's right if you're if you're listening and that's at 5 610 sign up,

get in the discord, the Sammy and everybody, they're doing really awesome work and organizing is the most powerful thing. Building culture and community. I'm really excited for, for one day when this coffee shop opens up in Martinsburg and we can do these Saturday morning cartoons. Yes.

Soon. I don't know. Like I'm looking at the, the, the, the, the cat designs and stuff. Like,

I'm like, okay, that's going to take three months to a year. Like we got to redo the walls, the floors, the plumbing. I mean like, okay, that's going to take three months to a year. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, we got to redo the walls, the floors, the plumbing. I mean, it's just, there's so much. I mean, maybe realistically spring. Yeah.

It was supposed to be open by the end of the month. And then permit stuff, the local government jams everything up. And we've been sitting on this building for over a year. Yeah. Is what it is. Anyway. Semi-football. Thanks for calling in. Thank you.

Yes, thank you guys. Appreciate it. Forward the line, guys. Always a pleasure. Forward the line. I agree. Right on. Cheers. Riley, thanks for calling in thank you yes thank you guys appreciate it forward the line guys always a pleasure forward the line i agree right on cheers riley thanks for hanging out it's always a blast yeah man this is awesome uh and um thanks for plugging west virginia there real quick uh wild and wonderful everybody should move here well you know about our plan right oh yeah anti anti time square yeah i love it i love it we're we're it's it's a slow roll but working on it we're the next thing we're working on right now

is a franchise corporation. The idea being we can go to a prominent personality and say, we're going to run your brick and mortar shops. You get a profit share, but you're basically the promotion for this. And then imagine all of just downtown Martinsburg, you've got, insert personality, Papa Jack's, Pizza Shack, Cousin T's

Diner, Casper Coffee, Luke Rudkowski's Health and Wellness, Vitamin Shop, all that stuff. Shane should have a bookshop. And someone had a really good idea yesterday that we should do our own version of a ball drop, but with a rooster. And I'm like, instead of the ball dropping, the rooster crows, opens up its wings. And I'm like, that sounds, I'm so down for that. I will put a rooster on the top of my building and have it go,

on the new year. I was just thinking, I was just fantasizing about an anti-woke bookshop where you can go in and actually buy books for your kids without looking at them and scrutinizing them and wondering if there's like dildos on the pages. I have three little kids. But I interrupted you.

So if you wanted to wrap up. You plugged West Virginia well. Everybody who's listening, open season, rifle season starts November 20th here in West Virginia. It's also open season on coyotes here in West Virginia all year round.

Rifle season starts November 20th. Runs I think until December 3cember 3rd we got plenty of deers come on out this is like a full west virginia episode yeah yeah since it's a full west virginia episode i'm going to share this image my favorite image from miami when we were on a big boat we were all coming home on the boat was bringing us back here's people filming rap videos all around us on their boats we had on country roads and they're all screaming that song the top of our lungs i saw a video the other day it was like october fest in germany and people were like singing uh country roads yeah it's a

universal song everybody loves it all right man that's awesome thanks for hanging out guys thanks for everybody uh uh who is a member for supporting us and and listening and we listening. We will be back and see you tomorrow. Cheers.