Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #108 - Trump Says Beirut Explosions May Be AN ATTACK, MASSIVE Explosion Rips Through City

Episode Date: August 5, 2020

The beanie crew goes over the explosion in Beirut, which raises questions of journalism's need to tell the full truth to everyone all the time, Trump's 2020 chances are scrutinized, the hearing on Antifa, and Kayleigh McEnany's handling of the press conference rocks, as always. Support the show (http://Timcast.com/donate) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Earlier today, there was a massive explosion in Beirut. This was shocking and speculation was running rampant. Even right now, we think we have we have an official report. We think we know what happened. But even President Donald Trump is saying this looks like an attack. We don't know for sure. It's been denied. Some people think that Israel may have been involved. But now I think Lebanon and Israel have both said no. This could be maybe just to avoid expanding conflict. But what we understand right now is that it was a massive cache of ammonium nitrate, which blew up. And there's a lot to talk about in this regard because some experts, journalists, people who cover the area immediately called out

that this was not a fireworks explosion. You see, bomb this explosion i don't want to say it's bomb but when this explosion first happened you had some people kind of jumped the gun saying it was a nuclear explosion okay hold on tactical tactical nuke yeah right right no no no no no it's like you got it you got to chill immediately a bunch of weapons experts were like uh no no but. But it was massive. They say it was like the biggest. I think I have one tweet pulled up. I'm not sure. The biggest explosion anyone there had ever seen. Even people who had lived through the civil war were like, this was this was insane. So the first report comes out saying it's like fireworks or something. People don't buy it. And I've got some journalists speculating, saying, no, we think, you know, look, man, earlier in the day, Israel had warned Lebanon and Iran that they will do whatever necessary

and not to test them. Then all of a sudden you hear reports that sources on the ground are saying they're hearing planes. Then there's this massive explosion. A lot of people think that it was a targeted airstrike on what was essentially a weapons cache. So the question is, if it really was this massive unsecured storage of ammonium nitrate in a port warehouse, how did no one know it was there for so long? And I mean, even if it was meant to be some kind of, you know, they're going to make weapons out of it or do something with it. It was unsecured on a port. So we don't know exactly what happened yet, but we do have a bunch of tweets, and we'll talk about what the president said. We've got a bunch of other stories.

Andy Ngo, among others, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee. And it was, I've got to say, man, nightmarishly partisan. I mean, so what's up? I said, wow, okay. Well, yeah, I mean, with the what this one democrat senator just every word out of his mouth was a lie and i was shocked i'm like we have videos of this yeah i can't take it man i know you you've been you've been uh you know 30 000 likes and adam pops on the maga beanie not me though but i'll tell you what i i will i will uh i will absolutely vote for trump

because of how brazen and deceitful and dishonest and, dare I say, callous these Democratic politicians are that they will not condemn the extreme violence that we've seen. And every time they get asked, they go, how many people have they killed? None. Simply because you don't read the news doesn't mean the answer is zero because Andy Ngo points out several instances where people have died. Now, here's a kind of messed up thing. couple of instances it's these people killing themselves yeah like not like suicide like they're just really bad at trying to do whatever it is they're doing but there was one mass shooter who was you know very active online as Antifa but you know it's crazy to me it's like listen man sure that's that's I'm glad they have not been successful in killing

people but you have to understand they go around beating people throwing bricks at people they've So like, listen, man, sure, I'm glad they have not been successful in killing people. But you have to understand they go around beating people, throwing bricks at people. They've harassed people relentlessly, and they engage in low-tier terror. Yeah, they're not going out to kill people. They're going out to frighten people and to further fear, essentially. You know, I was reading this study that said torture is less effective than the fear of torture. There it is. That when, you know, they want to interrogate somebody, they want you to anticipate pain because it's actually more stressful than the pain itself.

And it's working. Exactly. Look at the Cato Institute. You know, we got most people are fear. I mean, they're saying that it's because they don't want to offend anybody. But it's almost like Antifa is just trying to make it take it a step further like okay now they're they're they're not speaking out because they think people will be offended now let's drive it home yep to make it so that if they even think about voting for trump for that's basically what this is about they don't want we're going to come

after them they don't want you to tell people that you feel that way so that people feel alone and scared yeah i know this because i've had an Antifa guy straight up tell me this last year. Wow. Yeah. So it's really funny. I got a letter and somebody was like, why won't you name Antifa? And I'm like, because Andy Ngo, follow him on Twitter. He's named and called out all these organizations.

He knows a million times more than I do. But I've talked to some of these people and they say straight up, they know that by scaring people, threatening them, cancel culture, they won't speak up and they're desperately trying to create the perception that you're alone. I'm not even kidding. That's what I was told. They said, if people feel like they're on the wrong side and they have no support, they'll panic and they'll just say whatever needs to be said. So that's why they can't allow people to express themselves. And there's a really funny meme going around. It's a Crowder changed my mind. And it says, you are safer wearing a Black Lives Matter shirt at a Trump rally than you are wearing a MAGA hat at a anti-Trump rally. That's definitely

true. 100% fact. Yeah, definitely. Not even in question. Like we mentioned this video. So I definitely want to go through some of the stuff that Andy said. We've got some tweets about it. definitely true 100 fact yeah not even not even in question like we mentioned this video so i definitely want to go through you know what some of the stuff that andy said we've got some tweets about it and man it's it was difficult to watch and and i think at some point i'm gonna i'm gonna have a breakdown over how triggered i am by that interview trump did with i love it when you get triggered so so axios did an interview with trump cr Cringy. And well, so look, I don't think Trump did well, but Trump's the kind of guy that he just he'll walk in, sit down and talk. Yeah. And he seemed to be unprepared.

That's fine. But man, this journalist guy, this Jonathan Swan. Well, it's like he would he that Swan went into that trying to trip him up. It's like it was clear he was trying to get gotcha. Gotcha. Ha. Ha. Yep. Gotcha again. Ha. to trip him up. It's like it was clear he was trying to get gotcha, gotcha, ha, gotcha again, ha. It was so obvious that that's what his goal was. Fake

adversarial. That's the way I see it. Because if you really wanted to help people understand, like when Trump said more testing equals more cases, you could simply say so what you mean to say is that if we weren't testing at all no one would even know we had the cases is that fair to say right exactly exactly instead he goes who

what what books no and i'm like oh stop oh it's triggering yeah i'm already getting triggered thinking about it i see it but this dude gained like like tens of thousands of followers from it oh man yeah so it worked out really really well for him huh well we're going to get started by talking about the big breaking news. Before we do, though, I just want to say happy birthday, Kendall. I saw your super chat, and I'm going to spin the UFO for you. Oh, nice. All right, continue, Tim. People are trying to lie and say that I'll put the MAGA beanie on at 30,000 likes.

That is not the case. Well, Adam will. They're making up this, like, Lydia will put it on at 50 000 likes tim will put it on look i'm the one that looks good in the maga beanie all right it is you rock it so and i've already committed to the 30 30k likes i swap hats sargon made a video okay i don't know i'm sure most of you know sargon uh he made a video saying like what was it titled like tim pool wears a maga beanie or something yeah he finally puts it on and then it's a it's a it's a it's the picture i just posted my new profile picture and he like cgi'd my beanie to be a maga beanie you look so hilarious you look so sad

and serious there's like i didn't do anything there's an essence of sadness and an essence of like disappointment yes there it is. Disappointment. Good. And it's like. Is that where you're at right now? No, no, no. That photo was. So yesterday, the default thumbnail, because sometimes YouTube will default a thumbnail, was Adam jamming. And what's wrong with that, Tim? Because I don't want people.

What is wrong with that? I don't want people to think that you were jamming right now. And if you clicked it. If they wanted it, I would have jammed for them. So I decided. I just leaned over. I was like, is this working at the right thirds? And then I just looked at the camera them. So I decided, I just leaned over. I was like, is this where I can get the right thirds? And then I just looked at the camera and pressed screenshot.

And then I just made it. And everyone's like, you look so angry and so, so sad. And I was like, perfect. I'm going to make this my new profile picture. This is just my normal face. You have resting sad face. I do. No, it's more like resting.

Disappointed face. Yeah, disappointed face. With an essence of sad yeah well you know what would make me feel a lot better if trump wins no well that's where my go-to is it's an easier one that people can engage in right now to make me feel better uh if if they smash the like button that's correct yeah how did i not go with that first man come on it's you know i'll be honest it's not so much if trump wins it's that if all of this like extremism from the left stops yeah that's and that's we'll see i mean but here's here's a

thing you know like 10 years ago i'd look at what everything trump is right now and be like not for me and the only reason that's that's changing today is because the left is adopting an overt white supremacist ideology. Yep. And they're repealing civil rights law. I mean, that's legit. They're arresting business owners. They're giving themselves special privileges under the law that no one else gets. That must be stopped.

Otherwise, this country dies. Straight up. We can't. These DAs that are releasing Antifa and saying, no charges for you. We can't have that. Them, you you know painting their political messages and then denying anybody else it's getting above and beyond fascism man yeah and it's them it's them what has trump done defended his own courthouse and they say that's

fascism yeah no that's that's crazy man i could i had a lot of things as far as what he's done but specifically what we're talking about i guess i. I'm saying negatively. Right, right, right. That makes him a fascist? Yeah, yeah. It's like, dude, first of all, you can't claim that the things he does that Obama did make him a fascist. Otherwise, you're saying Obama was a fascist. Now, if you want to say Obama was a fascist, all right. And then we can talk about the things Trump has done for sure. There's that smiley attitude that I liked him.

Yeah. I don't like Obama. I know you don't. Obama was awful. I know, yeah but trump trump is coming around and doing doing uh doing things a little bit better he does seem like attitude wise he's not the same guy he was back in 2016 where he was really aggressive you know well because he's he's starting to realize how he can implement implement what he wants done

he has a lot of good ideas and he couldn't do them from a businessman standpoint, which is where he was. Now he's becoming a president and he's doing it how a president should do it. I don't know. I think a bunch of people are going to get arrested if he gets reelected. They're willing to do anything. Like that war games we talked about the other day where John Podesta told all the people in the room, no, I won't concede. I'd rather have the West Coast secede from the Union.

It's like, man, that's the kind of attitude of somebody who's more concerned about themselves than the rest of this country because I'd be like, no way, man. We can't have the Union fall apart. Anyway, make sure you smash the like button because once we reach 30,000 likes, Adam's going to put on the Maga Beanie. I'm a little distracted, I'll be honest. A lot of people are super chatting us right now about the Starship success.

I wasn't able to watch it. I was tuned in earlier, but then we come and brainstorm for about an hour before the show starts. And now everyone's talking about it, and I'm like, oh, I got to watch the Starship. I want to see it. So I guess they successfully did the hop. I haven't seen it. I'm a little bummed. I haven't seen it.

I was watching Trump talk. Trump had a press briefing today. McKennedy had one also. Lots of Beirut happened. Yeah, today was crazy. Yeah, today was a crazy day. So I'll check it out afterwards. Well, you guys can smash the like button smash it smash it and uh don't forget to hit the smash it subscribe button and the notification bell as well we do the show every

monday through friday at 8 p.m but let's uh let's let's read this your story so this is pretty serious because i think the last the last uh point we checked was 70 plus had story so this is pretty serious because i think the last the last point we checked was 70 plus had died so this is a serious tragedy over 2 000 have been injured 2 000 injuries yeah the hospitals are full now it's it's a shame for you know sending out you know our thoughts to all those people that have been harmed today and all the for those that haven't been following it was a massive explosion in Beirut. The port is completely destroyed. There's a bunch of videos, there's slow-mo videos, man.

This video is horrifying now. What's disconcerting is whether or not this was an attack. Trump says massive explosion in Beirut appears to be an attack, but local officials are still investigating from USA Today. They say Trump said Tuesday that U u.s military officials advised him that a massive explosion in beirut beirut appeared to be an attack though he offered little detail to explain how his administration had come to that conclusion this you know i gotta stop i just i hate the media so much yeah is trump going to give you classified information every single step of the way he's like here's what the advisors have said trump without evidence is claiming the military told him it was an attack.

Shut up. It's the president. We don't know how he decided that. They like to forget that part of it. Like, no, no, he's just Trump. And it's like, okay, he's also the president of the United States of America. You think that he's going to let you know everything he knows? No, come on.

It's so insane. Agreed. I've got a couple tweets from local journalists saying, here's what may have happened. How did the military advise? Shut up. They have satellites, dude. They can spy on people. At least 60 people were killed and thousands were wounded in an explosion that caused widespread damage in the Lebanese capital. Trump said he had been briefed by our great generals and that they seemed to feel that the explosion was not an accident. According to them, they would know better than I would, that they seem to feel that the explosion was not an accident.

According to them, they would know better than I would, but they seem to think it was an attack, Trump told reporters at the White House. It was a bomb of some kind. The blast followed a fire that broke out in the city's port area. Based on multiple videos from the scene, it looks like a terrible attack, Trump said during his opening remarks. Our prayers go out to all the victims and their families, he said. The United States stands ready to assist Lebanon. Though the cause of the explosion is yet to be officially determined, Abbas Ibrahim, chief of Lebanese general security, said it might have been caused by highly explosive material that was stored at the port after it was confiscated from

a ship. In a tweet on the Lebanese presidential account, the material was identified as ammonium nitrate, citing Prime Minister Hassan Diab as saying, it is unacceptable that a shipment of ammonium nitrate estimated at 2,750 tons has been present for six years in a warehouse without taking preventative measures that endanger the safety of citizens. So that's the gist here. This is the most important part is Trump saying it looks like an attack. Now, however, he said it looks like a bomb of some kind. That may be just him. I think if he's being told by some military generals, it looks like an attack. Now, however, he said it looks like a bomb of some kind. That may be just him. I think if he's being told by some military generals, it looks like an attack. It could be they watched it and said it looked like an attack. Maybe in the experience of these generals at first, you know, glancing of the video, a lot of people speculated

that. I don't know to what degree they may have, you know, look, we've got spy satellites, we've got spy drones and all that stuff. Well, he specifically said based on what the bomb looked like, the way that it exploded and went up. Well, he didn't say that about it going up, but he was saying based on looking at the bomb itself, the type of explosion, that's what they were going off of, which makes sense because it did go up. It didn't go out. So it did seem, you know, controlled out so it did it did seem you know

controlled well some people were a lot there was a lot of speculation that it was a grain silo okay because that would cause it to go boom straight up into the air okay and it didn't spread out it went up the shock wave went out ripped everything apart which is crazy yeah and then because the blast went straight up some man there's this uh this this is this guy i'm not gonna say his name but he was one of the guys who was praising the riots until they came to his house okay and then he started freaking out oh i remember this yeah he tweeted that it was a nuke and when a bunch of experts were saying stop please it's not a nuke yeah he started telling him off he's like nope nope looks like it's a mushroom cloud it's like dude you have you. Looks like it's got a mushroom cloud. It's like, dude, you have, you're, you are, there were, there was a, there were a bunch

of experts talking about how it looks like it had an oxidizer. They're like, this explosion seems to be like this. And there's some interesting things I want to highlight. So first we have this from Bill Neely, NBC, just, just basically giving us NBC confirmation of what the, the prime minister said, 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate left unsecured for six years. How is how is that? How can that be real life? That seems insane to me. I agreed. But so I've got some some tweets I want to highlight. This is from Ahmed Shihab Eldin. He says, I hate speculating, but trusted sources on the ground whose homes are destroyed are claiming the firework storage story in Lebanese media doesn't make sense. And they had heard planes before raising their suspicions. This was an

attack on a hidden on hidden weapons, possibly. Now, here's the important part of this wasn't a tech. We don't know it. Whatever caused the explosion. Some people say it may have just been a regular old fire. Fires happen, man. But what's interesting is that Ahmed Shabal Dean tweeted this at a time when everyone was saying it was a fireworks explosion it was just fireworks in a warehouse and in one of the videos you can see popping and sparkling people were saying it looked like fireworks but that could just be some kind of you know ordinance or something i have no idea just blowing up we've seen a ton of videos of fireworks factories blowing up you see the fireworks going off when

they're blowing up yeah so what's interesting is that he mentions at this time when everyone was saying it was fireworks, nah, it doesn't seem right based on my sources, but also that trusted people on the ground had heard planes. Interesting. Yeah, that is interesting. Because maybe it's something more. I mean, I was looking at, people have tagged me in different videos, like, look, you can see something in the sky, you know, a missile dropped,

and there's one that everyone keeps sharing and it looks like just a bird and then I've seen I have watched almost every single video of this that I could find and not one time did I see anything fall from the sky that would have looked like

a bomb of any sort. I don't think that's what it was. And what's scary is how hard would it be for someone to just make a video that just manipulate cgi that's a good point yep that's a good point find a video and be like look but i mean as it happened as it was happening i was watching it i was you know people were posting all these videos non-stop so i was watching each one as they were popping up in my timeline and being shared. So I don't feel like if it, you know, if they would have, it would have been consistent, I guess, you know, if it was something from the sky, it would have been in all of the videos.

And since I've seen so many enough today, like easily over 20 videos, different views from different locations, and it didn't, it did not look like something from the sky. All right. Well, I'm going to show you this tweet from Ahmed Aldin, Shihab Aldin as well. And, you know, just pointing out that my understanding is both Lebanon and Israel have disavowed.

It was an attack. Okay. So that could be really important because whether we can assume it to be true, it's coming, you know, so they're both saying it. It could also be, you know, them being like like we do not want war right and imagine this let's say israel did strike lebanon taking this you know it went straight up which which really did minimize collateral damage for the city fortunately i find that interesting considering if this stuff was just sitting in a warehouse how did it go straight up who knows i guess but it could just be that that Lebanon said, we do not want war. If word gets

out that Israel did this, there's no stopping the public from demanding it. And so it's better just to have everyone be like, no, no, no, no, no, we do not want war. However, Ahmed Shabaldin says, context matters. The huge explosion in Beirut this morning follows a string of Israeli strikes on Damascus, Syria, and a dire warning from Netanyahu this morning against Hezbollah saying, we will do whatever necessary. Keeping in mind, I want to show you this. Israel not behind Beirut blasts. Sources on both sides say at least 10 killed. So this is early in the day when they said both sides disavow. Now, I've had a couple people already say to me that they don't think it's got to be some kind of accident because it's out of the blue.

I don't know where this happened, right? It's not true. See, people don't pay attention to what's going on around the world, especially when we're dealing with China and when we're dealing with stuff here at home. But I have this story from Al Jazeera. Lebanon's Hezbollah accuses Israel of fabricating border clash. Tensions high in northern Israel days after Hezbollah fighter killed in apparent Israeli airstrike in Syria. So yeah, tensions have been firing up, man. Yep. You know, I think it's, I don't know what the right word is for this,

but we're concerned about, I guess, World War III or some kind of dramatic escalation, but it's with China, not Middle East and Iran. Though we have seen conflict with Iran. We had our Navy ships going in the Gulf, and then the Iranian boats are zipping around, and then there's been threats like, we will fire on you. So yeah, maybe.

Oh, and then they built a mock american air air force ship and sank it and then actually this is kind of funny it's blocking their port of entry so that they can't even get boats in because it's sitting sideways good work guys sink all the way the three stooges of war yeah like we'll show you america pretty bad now we can't get our boats in they got but they got their weapons from acme what if uh you know trump is saying it looks like an attack what if the u.s thinks it is does it really matter what other people say and you know if if it is what happens if we go to war man i think we'd have trump for another several terms whether people like it or not you know

yeah because people not going to want to change out of president during war even with term limits it's a good point and that's what happened in world war ii granted we put in term limits after the fact so you know maybe i look the severity the scale of this explosion is what's crazy to me because i've i've dealt with news stories pertaining to israel the middle east the conflict iran and israel you, Hezbollah, for years now, reading news, covering this stuff. And I remember we had, I think it was called Protective Edge, was one of the pillar of defense. These are two operations that Israel took against Palestine. And a lot of journalists in the area or experts in the area were telling me, oh man, could this be the spark of a new intifada or like an actual conflict that's going to trigger iran going up against you know israel because they're pushing too hard on palestine and stuff like this

the conversations happen all the time yeah but this explosion is something totally different man yeah i mean this was like the whole world right now is it feels tense you know the the pressures between you know asia and you know the like australia and everything you know even between america and china and now we've got this going on i i hate to say it but it's tense it may seem like you know oh we're all hyper focused on china the south china sea you know australia entering the fray essentially yeah and the venezuela man the story of the venezuelan navy trying to ram that german cruise liner and then sinking their own ship. Oh, yeah, that's right.

Venezuela. So we have all these stories that kind of make us think we're getting dangerously close to war, especially China. And then this happens and a lot of people immediately feel like it came out of nowhere.

And I'm like, dude, it's just another grain of sand dropped in the heap of conflict, you know, international conflict. Yeah. Which makes me scared because all of these things are tied together.

Can we show this? This is unconfirmed. Show it. I'll just show this picture. This is actually the warehouse that exploded today. This is another picture of what looks like the same door and just bags of this ammonium nitrate. And they're just shoved in there. It doesn't even look like... I mean, they kind of look like...

It says Nitropril HD on it. Yeah, I don't know exactly what that is. But I mean, it seems like this warehouse is just packed with this stuff. So here, let me show this too. So check it out. Here's the doors. And you can see the two different colors on top and a lighter ground bottom and that's what we're seeing they're standing at the door there's the different colors on top and there's the lighter colors on the bottom and gigantic bags yeah

nitropril hd it's a mining thing like a almost like a fertilizer yep yeah it makes sense okay yeah it's prilled ammonium nitrate. Ammonium nitrate. I think that that's... That might be it. It's very speculative right now. You know, we're trying to figure out what's going on. I'm just going to say, look, there's tensions going on right now. We have the story from Al Jazeera, July 28th, 2020.

Tensions high in northern Israel. Clashes. Ahmed Shihab Eldin says that there was a dire warning issued. Yeah. And so, for those who aren't familiar, he's a journalist. And he worked for a bunch of different outlets, including Al Jazeera. I'm not sure where he's currently working right now. But he's a journalist with tons of sources on the ground.

And so I trust him if he's saying his sources are telling him these things and here's what's happening. These are important things to highlight. I hope it's not war. Yeah, I hope not. But there is Carlos Asuida. I didn't bring up the tweet but i have it right here and he talks about how if you we can't show a lot of these pictures because they're they're pretty uh graphic but yeah man they're um you you see how the buildings aren't because the explosion

went up all right and if it went out it would have done a lot more damage to the surrounding buildings there wouldn't be buildings that's correct went out, it would have done a lot more damage to the surrounding buildings. There wouldn't be buildings. That's correct. Yeah, exactly. There would have been significant more damage to the surrounding buildings, and he's talking about it. He goes on to explain how he thinks that it was actually pyrotechnic drones that people could have mapped out the inside of the warehouse. I'm just going to read it directly. It's easier to just mapped out the inside of the warehouse and targeted this. I'm just going to read it directly.

It's easier to just read it. He says, you know, he believes that it's pyrotechnic drones and surveillance drones would have allowed a 3D digital model of the inside of the warehouse to be constructed. Using that model, it would have been possible to figure out how to deflagrate the warheads and rocket fuel in such a way that the blast could be directed. Basically, you could shape the blast effect. And the use of explosive vapor, air fuel explosives, gives you the ability to shape the blast effect and direct it wherever you want. And the patents for this technology goes all the way back to the 1960s.

So this is not new technology. And then you think about what people can do with drones and fly tiny little drones. And he goes and has another few examples of people using drones in specific attacks. I'm not going to talk about it, but you can go look it up yourself if you'd like. I don't know a whole lot about this tech. Neither do I. But I'll tell you this. I found it interesting, though. When Adam brought this up to me earlier, saying that, you know, why is it this blast went straight up?

Because I'll say this. If these things were just littered about a warehouse, wouldn't the explosion have been perfectly outward? Yes, exactly. Instead, it went straight up, and the shockwave goes outward. Yeah. And it left a bunch of buildings extremely damaged but intact. Yeah. maybe that was maybe that was the blast i don't know but you see all the smoke and the fire go straight up

almost straight up so check this out actually this is the texas city disaster now this happened in 1947 and it's actually a very similar amount of ammonium nitrate so this this was 2 200 tons of ammonium nitrate was docked um as as next to, I don't remember what port it was. I'm not seeing where it was. Port of Texas. Allison Bay. So it was the Port of Texas. And this blew up the same.

Whoa. And it's interesting. Now, this is a quarter of a mile away. You can see these cars were demolished. A quarter of a mile away. A quarter of a mile away. Yeah. Wait, wait, wait. Look over here. At the bottom bottom you can't see it because our image is cut it off it says

parking lot one-fourth of a mile 400 meters from the explosion and these cars their paint is ripped off the the the windows are gone yeah now it didn't happen in now windows windows were blown out everywhere yeah right but and like miles away but it didn't look like this. Yeah. This was exploding out and up and everywhere. The heat and fire and everything with it. Exactly. And it was less. This was 2,200 tons where this was 2,700 tons. It could be that a lot of the buildings around it absorbed it from going out further or so. No, not at all. Hold on. I i was gonna say people

pointed out that they thought it was a grain silo because of how many experts on twitter you know verified blue checks we'll call it that because i'm not gonna pretend like that blue check means anything at this point right but hey to the best of our understanding they were like it looks like a grain silo because the blast went straight up like something channeled the explosion so look at this is the buildings next to it oh wow okay so now that you've seen this now again we can't we're not going to show what happened today but you can see cardboard boxes yeah in the neighboring buildings are still driving that are still in in okay shape they still look like a cardboard box right now this is from 1947 and just you it just ripped that part that building apart so it clearly was gone it went straight up it didn't go out so it could have been an underground

storage of some sort okay perhaps that channeled it but ultimately here's what i think when how would they have done that though how would you like what would explain like how what do you mean by an underground explosion? The way a gun works, right? You have a barrel, and you put explosives in it, and when it pops, the blast goes straight forward. So, I know, but how would they have done that, though? So, let's say underneath that warehouse was a secret weapons cache and explosives cache in a steel, you know, and concrete structure. Ah, I see.

It blows up, and it fires up like a cannon. That's why people are saying grain silo, you know, because, like, it would blow up and it fires up like a cannon that's why people are saying grain silo you know because like it would blow up and then fire out you know in a massive explosion i don't know but i'll tell you this we can speculate as to as to whatever we want but there's one thing that i think is very important when you brought up the use of drones and directed explosions and air pressure and stuff do you think that since we created ballistic missiles and intercontinental ballistic missiles, we just went, we're done?

Yeah, exactly. Come on. If Elon Musk is like, I'm going to fire a rocket and then land that rocket and use it again, don't you think governments have been like, hmm, I wonder what we can do with explosives, right? Well, I mean, there was like two months ago, there was a, I don't remember exactly who was targeted, but there was someone who was targeted

out in the Middle East somewhere, and they dropped a bomb onto the car, and it wasn't an explosive. It was like an implosive or something. Yeah, well, I don't remember exactly. It was like it sheared the car from the inside and with no explosion, and you just saw the car like it just looked like that.

Yeah. So cool. I can picture it in my head, but I don't remember the details at all. But that's that's an example of like where we are technologically. You know, it's like we're not just shooting missiles at each other now. In the era of propagandistic warfare, because information travels instantly. Yep. All of these countries know that they cannot, in certain circumstances, have collateral damage. Otherwise, they're the bad guys.

Yep. If they're going to do a targeted strike on like a high profile terrorist or, you know, assassinate some, you know, fringe government's leader or something, whatever they're going to do in warfare. If they take out civilians or hurt civilians, they're going to deal with what Obama was dealing with and he was killing civilians. And a lot of people were mad about it and it made him look like the bad guy.

I mean, it made him the bad guy. But I have to imagine, even a lot of the things that we've seen, when we see these missile strikes from drones, when we see Apache helicopters taking out groups, that's the stuff they want you to know about. That's the stuff they don't care that you know about it. Right.

Just like we were talking about earlier when Trump was like, we believe that it was an attack. You think he's going to tell us the inner details of what he knows? He hasn't revealed how his advisors know it was an attack. It's like, right. So the generals with the highest level of security clearance talking to the president saying this was something, you know, this was an anti-matter, maglev driven, blah, blah, blah.

Yeah. You know, it's like things that none of the public knows about. They're not going to come out and say it. Here's what's crazy about that, though. Imagine they do have the ability to, you know, potentially trigger an explosion in such a way. So let me put it this way. In the video, you can see a bunch of pops happening, like little bright lights.

Yeah, definitely. What if they used smaller explosions, as is what you're basically saying, to control the larger explosion, right? Well, some say that... Well, there was an article I read that it was a munitions, and those popping that we saw could have been the warheads that blew up before the ammonium nitrate

went out. The fire was burning and it was blowing up the warheads and then it finally reached the other stuff. But even if it did, we saw what happened in 1947 like that was an insane explosion knocking everything out. Maybe they were secretly storing weapons underground. And it blew it up. And now they're just saying, oh, it was just that we had almost 3,000 tons just unsecured for years. Yeah, so weird.

Otherwise, they have to admit we've been secretly storing weapons on the port. We forgot about it. Listen, man. Let me see if I can find that article that talks about it being munitioned. Go ahead. I do not think it would be an unfair assessment to say that they're smuggling in weapons into the port because they want to give weapons to Palestine. It's a port. Yeah, absolutely.

That would be where they ended up. They bring it to the port of Lebanon and they use it to smuggle it in through tunnels through Israel into Palestine. I'm not going to pretend to be an expert on this stuff, though. But I did work around a lot of people who were and I've talked to them a little bit so that's why i defer to these other people on twitter yeah but anyway the main point i was bringing up before is if if we want to take somebody out and we know it's going to be all over the press if we i say we but if somebody wants to take out a weapons a secret weapons cache and they know it's in a city, that's clever. Because like like we see in Palestine, the you know, these these groups, they fire rockets from schools, from hospitals.

That way, if anyone retaliates, it's very similar to what Antifa does when they stand behind some, you know, fat middle aged mom. Then when they engage in violence and the cops push out of the way, they say, help. Look, they're attacking the moms. Yeah. So they put this in the city. I think it's reasonable to suggest one of these governments would say, we need a way to take out a weapons cache or explosive supply depot while minimizing collateral damage. Otherwise, we are going to have massive sanctions from the rest of the world. It's going to be an international incident. So I found it here. It was a tweet from, I'm not going to say this correctly, but it has 19 million followers.

It's a blue checkmarked Middle East news, Al Arabiya. And they say initial information, the explosion occurred in a hezbollah arms store in bay report that's from al arabia is that what it is i don't know i can't al arabia yeah you recognize that is that right al arabia brk verified twitter account yeah so i mean it's with almost 20 million you know subs or followers so the the important thing is we're we're in the midst of this and we're going to get official explanations later correct the important thing to consider is that depending on the circumstances all you can really do is go with the evidence and unfortunately the governments aren't going to release all the evidence yeah so never what do you do you can

you can't make things up because i so i can't stand a lot of you know when people have conspiracy theories about you know crazy things around the world. But I can say there's you never just blindly trust anything you hear when it comes to war and conflict. But you can lean towards it's, you know, closer to the truth than anything else we can we can come up with. And then there needs to be some good investigative journalism to break down what really went on. But this this does bring up a really good point about journalism in that regard that

we were mentioning yesterday. The betterment of society. Would it be better for the people of the world to know exactly if this was an attack or if that attack would lead to World War III? So there's the serious ethical conundrum in what you tell people. I always err on the fact that I feel like everyone should know. That's just where I'm at. You ever read or watch the movie or comic Watchmen? I've seen the movie. it's been a long time so you know at the end it turns out that the bad guy ozymandias staged this

fake massive terror attack to unite all the countries of the world i don't remember that no so this is so this is the ending the plot of the movie spoilers for a really really old graphic novel is that uh the bad guy ozymandias you think he's a hero he turns out to be a bad guy he orchestrates a massive fake terror attack so that the people of, Ozymandias, you think he's a hero, he turns out to be a bad guy. He orchestrates a massive fake terror attack so that the people of the world, depending on if you read the comic or not, we'll just call it a massive terror attack. The people of the world unite,

ending the Cold War and preventing nuclear annihilation. However, one of the characters, Rorschach, is a moral absolutist. And so upon finding out, he says, I'm going to tell everyone. If he does, it will damn the world to nuclear annihilation. So which is the right thing to do?

In the end, Dr. Manhattan, one of the characters, kills Rorschach. He's like, you know, I have to. And then Rorschach is like, yep, do it. And then he yells, do it. And then, boom, he blows up. I remember that scene. Yeah, dude. Brutal.

Man, it's a great scene because if you knew the truth, do the people deserve to know the truth? Even if the truth could end the world and just kill everybody. That's a scary thought. You know what I mean? I mean, when you when you put it like that. Well, that's why the movie and the graphic novel are amazing. Yeah. It's great stuff.

Question. Yeah, it is. And then and the graphic novel are amazing. Yeah. It's great stuff. That's a really tough question. Yeah, it is. And then what comes next, I suppose? You know, I think maybe tomorrow Trump comes out and says, it was an accident. Have a nice day, everybody. And that'll be the end of it. But I'll tell you what, man.

It's 2020. How many of you had massive, several hundred foot explosion ripping through major city on your bingo 2020 bingo cards? Because I'm sure somebody had it on there. It's getting it's getting it's getting spicy, man. Yeah, I do think that if we enter some kind of war, I don't know. I haven't seen anything yet on the Durham report, but I guess they finished it and the president made a quote about it. What did he say? Saying that it was. Spicy.

Yes. Saying it was spicy. And I am looking forward to seeing what that report entails, because he was saying. And it's coming out soon. Basically, it proves it exonerates him and it proves a lot of the things that people have been thinking. And that's why there won't be an election night. Yep. It's this simple, man. They have already been reporting numerous outlets that voter mail-in votes are busted.

Yeah. They can't figure out who won in New York. Then when Trump says it, they say Trump's lying. So we know no matter what Trump says, no matter what evidence come out, no matter what Trump says it, they say Trump's lying. So we know no matter what Trump says, no matter what evidence come out, no matter what evidence they report, they will deny it exists. It's this it's the craziest thing that I can pull up a story from 2012 New York Times. The more we have mail in votes, the more fraud there is. And they actually disqualify twice as many. And then Trump is like, you see in the story, look at this in Patterson,

New Jersey, one in five. One in five. Disqualified. One in five. That's true. Oh, we're going to have fraud? Yep. Like you've never seen. Like you won't even believe how much fraud.

Everybody agrees. And then the media comes out and they're like, Trump says, without evidence, when he'll literally say Patterson, New Jersey. Right. Which there's evidence that one in five of the ballots were invalid. Invalidated. Invalidated, right. Yeah.

And now did you hear what's going on? Where is this? Is it in Minnesota? They said that you don't need a witness to sign your ballot. That's insane. Your ballot can now be brought in several days after the election deadline. Yeah. And then what was it? Was it Michigan that said you don't need a postmark anymore? I believe so. I believe Michigan's just pulling out all the stops.

You don't need a postmark anymore. Well, I'll tell you what, man. No, they're supposed to be. Oh, they're supposed to be. But apparently sometimes they don't. And if they don't get postmarked, then they get booted because how are you supposed to know it actually was mailed? Man, Democrats are pulling out everything to do this. They're burning it to the ground.

They're burning America to the ground, people. You know why? Because they are going down. No, because they're going to go to jail. Oh, yeah, that too. Why did you say no? You should have been like, yes, because they're going to go to jail. Well, because.

They're going down. That's what I meant. Sure, sure, sure. They're going to jail. Yes, that's what I meant. But listen, listen. I know there's a lot of people that are really excited. They're like, he's going to get Obama.

I really doubt Obama will get in trouble for anything. Yeah, I doubt it. But there's gonna be some fbi agents probably if i if i had to make a bet i would actually make a bet nothing's gonna happen you know why why because nothing ever happens however however okay we we have the magic of 2020 and because magical year this year has been beyond insane i'm gonna go ahead and say that hill Hillary Clinton is going to like be wearing a ninja suit and she's going to like jump off the ceiling in the middle of the night and land on the Resolute desk. Probably. Trump spins around and goes, Hillary, I've been expecting you.

And she goes, you're not supposed to be here. And then she like tries grabbing the documents from the Durham report. But then Trump and her, they fight and then Obama comes in. And then John Durham, Bill Barr jump out, hold him down. And then all of a sudden the lights turn on, there's's cameras everywhere and it was live streamed to the whole world i wouldn't be surprised if that happened honestly i i just saw it in my head i was watching it like a movie i know you all were i i want to see that that is awesome hillary throws like a shaym if you're watching this right now of freedom tunes do it do it Seamus you got this she throws a ninja star and

trump goes like whoosh and dodges it like the matrix but then she does another one and as he's spinning he catches it in midair and throws it right back with his teeth come on and throws it with his teeth and like Hillary does a backflip dodges it and she's like oh and they're both really old and overweight so it's extra amazing. Or it just hits her, and she just absorbs it and shoots it back out of her. And then finally, just when you think she's won, and she's like, you were never fit for the job, Donald. It should have been. And then she just flumps to the ground.

And then guys run and pick her up and carry her off. Oh, man. That would be a great short, I suppose. Anyway, the joke is where were we i don't know it's just it's the point i'm making is it's 2020 if it got that crazy i'm telling you if that literally happened and it was like we're watching it on tv i'd be like this uh-huh uh-huh yep yeah now trump's gonna do a backflip there it is bingo card yep there trump backflip and and then uh now you know bro Barack Obama is going to show up.

There he is. There he is. I wouldn't be surprised. Anyway, but in all seriousness, if Trump gets reelected, he's going to be he's going to start rubber stamping all of these forms, you know, these indictments, these charges, whatever, these investigations. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

And I think the reason it hasn't happened yet, one of the one of the easiest questions about like, well, if that's true, why hasn't Trump done it? I know why. Why is that? Because, well, for one, Biden is still the presumptive nominee. So we don't know who his actual opponent's going to be. Okay? So he's waiting to see what they do, the DNC. So why show the enemy all of your plans, the art of war? Like we know he's a smart guy. People don't give him enough credit. Or he's making them think that he's an idiot.

And that's part of his ploy. So he knows what he's doing. He's sitting on these golden bullets just spinning the revolver like, heh, heh. I think the issue with Trump is that, not that he's trying to make people think he's an idiot, but that he's existed in this world where he can move at lightning speed in the business world. And his strategy has to be lightning speed in the business world and his strategy has to be very different in the political world. But I think there's one, there's a

couple big reasons why he hasn't done anything yet. First, Russiagate. As soon as Trump got in and they were accusing him of colluding with Russia and all this other stupid nonsense, that, in my opinion, stopped Trump from being able to fire these people. That's a good point. Because as soon as he fired Comey, what happened?

They said special investigation. And then we got three years of that stupidity and waste of money. Bill Barr came and shut it down. Now they try and claim he's corrupt. It's like you didn't complain about him last time he was AG. Try again. He retired honorably, went in the private sector, came back when he was called to duty. And now you're acting like he's a crony?

Why? He doesn't even know Trump. Sorry, I don't buy it. You need more evidence than that. So I see, you know, I see what's going on. And I think, for one, Trump was jammed up by his investigations. We've seen serious malfeasance on the part of the Democrats. Adam Schiff releasing the phone records of private citizens.

Yeah, John Solomon, journalist. He published he published like metadata from his phone records. Yeah, he did. And he got away with it. The courts ruled in his favor it's it's absolutely insane but i think also if trump got elected to his first term and then immediately started issuing indictments for all these people they would have come after him it would have been shut down in two seconds yep because you still had establishment republicans in in the in congress and the senate who would

have stopped him their cronies and it would have been it honestly would have been really weird for Trump to just get in and be like, I'm going to start indicting all these people. We're going to arrest him. You'd be like, for what? What's going on? How is this happening? However, you give Trump four years. He proves the spying. He proves Obamagate stuff. He proves fake news is real. And now four years in, we've slowly seen the stories. We've slowly seen the reports. We've seen from step, you know, a lot of people said, why won't Durham indict people? Because they've got to be very, very careful about how they pull this off. First and foremost, they might not indict anybody.

Okay? We don't know what's going to happen. There's going to be a report. It sounds like it's going to be spicy. We will see. Don't get your hopes up because, man, people get their hopes up and then. Breathtaking. Thank you, Chad. That's what he, the word he chose oh he said it was breathtaking it was

breathtaking like oh it took your breath away donald wow that's exciting so i remember when the administrative review of john durham was announced oh that's right an administrative review to figure out what went wrong and why did we do this investigation? Then I remember when that turned into a criminal investigation. Now we have the power to issue subpoenas and they would actually they could actually indict people. Now it's gotten to the point where Trump is saying we've proven it. More evidence has come out. More evidence has been leaked. We've seen the text messages from these FBI agents.

We've seen their notes. Joe Biden is involved. Barack Obama's involved. His own writing. Yep. Unmasking Flynn. Yeah, man. It goes deep. Individually, these dumb, dumb journalists who don't do any research are like, so what does it mean that Joe Biden unmasked the name of Michael Flynn? And you're like, if you take two plus two, you get four. I know a lot of the woke people don't seem to understand that. I think it's fine.

You do get four. We're not getting into that, though. No, no. The point is, you take a meeting between, you know, Sally Yates, Jim Comey, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, where in the notes they say, can we get Michael Flynn on the Logan Act? They're like, Logan Act, question mark? They're trying to figure out how it is to go after Michael Flynn, who did not do anything wrong.

Nope. The Logan Act has never been used against anybody. And it's, for those that aren't familiar, it's this law that says U.S. citizens can't pretend to represent the U.S. government. The only problem Michael Flynn did. He was the he was the incoming national security advisor to the president. Yeah. So what ends up doing his job? Here's here's the smoking gun, though. In the notes between the FBI agents, they said, what are we hoping to get out of Flynn? Are we trying to get him fired or, you know or get him to commit perjury or something? But the fact that they asked to get him fired was really interesting to me.

What's law enforcement's prerogative at getting people fired? Is that a part of their directive? I swear to uphold the Constitution as an enforcer of the FBI and sometimes get people fired from their jobs and I don't like them. I'm pretty sure that's not a thing. Maybe, I guess, they're working in some kind of intelligence, whatever. But that to me says there was some straight up nonsense. Yeah. So with that being said, I would not be surprised if indictments roll out.

But it's a really, really complex and difficult to understand story of how this all went down. I mean, and it goes you start spiraling spiraling into it, too. It's like what happened when A.G. Barr came into power again, like when he became the attorney general who got arrested right away? A certain Mrs. Maxwell that everyone keeps talking about. Well, well, I mean, that was recent. I know. But you also had, you know, her friend. Yes.

Yes, to put it mildly. Lots of things have been going down since he came in. Ladies and gentlemen, I've got to clear my throat for this one. A former United States president has been listed in flight logs and has now been ID'd by a victim of traffickers as having been with two young girls on an island where trafficking was taking place. This should be the major headline of every single major news publication. It's not. Yeah. Why?

I know. I did not have sexual relations with those women yeah that was a pretty terrible clinton if what what would happen in practice what would happen if trump farted every major headline everywhere would be like did donald trump really fart in the presence of the prime minister of japan or whatever and trump would probably be like yeah i mean he'd be like he'd be like, excuse me, nobody farted. This is ridiculous. You're fake news.

And even if someone did, it was probably the best fart you've ever heard. No, he would just say, excuse me. Excuse me. That's all I needed to say. But then a video would come out showing that he did in fact lift a cheek like Eric Swalwell did

and break his sentence. And then Trump would change the narrative so what what does it matter anyway anyway look the point is you you could literally have donald trump say covfefe on twitter and every news outlet is going they're all screaming and running around you ever see that video where the guy pulls up in the car to the turkeys and he gobbles and they gobble back? Yeah. I've talked about it before. It's hilarious. That's literally what it is with Trump.

I mean, covfefe is actually a thing, though. It's an act. Yeah, but he said covfefe and then they started doing stuff. To the public eye, but he probably knew about it. It was a month later that the act was enacted. Right. Trump tweeted covfefe. Right.

And then people started making fun of it incessantly the day he did. And then a month later, people started doing stuff like making the covfefe act and a bunch of other things. He makes it happen. I think he knew what was happening. Trump typoed. That's what happened. Okay.

And then after that, we had a horse named covfefe that won a race. That'll be the first question that i asked the president when i meet him he's gonna he's gonna entertain the humor and silliness of it the point is trump here's what happened he said despite the negative press covfefe and he was probably gonna write negative press coverage but then he got interrupted and instead of closing the phone out it probably wasn't even him it was probably dan scavino they just closed the app out but it accidentally sent and they didn't realize it. But when they saw everyone going nuts, they laughed and rolled with it because it's hilarious

and people got a kick out of it. Yeah. But why is that news? And Bill Clinton, former president of the United States, being ID'd by a victim in released court documents on the island of a trafficker with two young women. Huh. And that's... Are we banned from YouTube yet? I don't know.

Because I can't believe it. So look, yeah, maybe there will be some indictments. I certainly hope so. And Donald Trump says in this interview with Axios guy again, he wishes this woman well. And everyone's like, how dare Trump? How dare Trump? And then Trump's like, her boyfriend died in jail. Yeah. So yeah, of course. And I's like, how dare Trump? How dare Trump? And then Trump's like, her boyfriend died in jail. Yeah.

So yeah, of course. And I'm like, whatever, man. I'll tell you this. I do believe that there's been a buildup. You know, Trump got into office. He needed a good AG. Who was it? It was Sessions, right?

I think so. It was Sessions. What an awful AG. And he resigned. And he needed somebody good to actually start going in and weeding out these corrupt crony establishment types. He got Bill Barr. And he's a

boss. Bill Barr seems like a rad dude, man. I'm sorry. Here's the next story we have. I'll give you a really good example. I'm just going to read what the COFIFI Act is. It's the Communications over Various Feeds Electronically for Engagement Act. And it's a bill introduced by the United States House of Representatives June 12th,

one month after the president tweeted it. And it amends the Presidential Records Act to preserve Twitter posts and other social media interactions of the president of the United States and require them to be entered into the National Archives. Because of his tweets. Yeah. And because covfefe should be immortalized forever. Absolutely.

I agree. I love it. And it is an act. Isn't it amazing how we all have a good time when Trump's president? Yeah. I know a lot of people are complaining about a lot of things he does. And it's like, yeah, look, look, look. The president's, the country, the world isn't Skittles and candy canes and rainbows.

But Trump tweeting covfefe. It's a laugh. People are engaged, excited, and it's crazy. But listen, let's talk about Bill Barr. I'll talk about Bill Barr because I like Bill Barr. You know why? Because he's got integrity. Yes. He seems like he's just on the level and he's very boring. you know why boring is good why boring is the right word to describe it and I mean no disrespect he's sitting there and he gets asked a question and he says here's what happened here's why it happened here's what we're doing thank you and then they're like yeah well what about this and he goes yes they did this we did that and we'll be

moving forward thank you it's very it's very clean cut. Yeah, it is. Very clear. Refreshing. It was refreshing to hear that from someone in government. Because that's not what you get anymore. It's not just that. It's like you don't get these weird garbage answers. It's like I watch the videos of Antifa and then I see him testifying Antifa and I'm like, he is correct. When he was asked by Matt Gaetz about Antifa being a terror organization, he said, well, no, I didn't say that.

I said we're investigating their individual actions as acts of domestic terror, which is true and makes sense. Under the statutes, under the law, he is operating as it is written. He's not trying to just randomly grab all of these people because you can't. They have constitutional rights. But when they engage in certain activities and you're investigating, you can go after it under terror statutes. And I'm like, okay, there you go.

I mean, that makes sense. What do you get from the Democrats? Emotional. Lies. Emotional outbursts also. Because you think about what boring is, it's not emotion. It's like the logic. If you just read like the logical facts of things, it tends to be a little boring, you

know, but you're not, it's not emotional outbursts that don't make any sense, which you just brought up the Democrats. That felt, it was just them trying to like wash this emotional, you know, bombardment at him. And he was just like, here's the facts. They're like, we don't, I'm reclaiming my time because I don't want to hear the facts. I just want to keep yelling at you. Today, there was a hearing for the Senate Judiciary Committee on Antifa violence.

And I happened to tune in just around the beginning because I work throughout the day. So when I had the opportunity, I pulled the live stream and I just couldn't do it. It was who was it? Senator, what's his face? Oh, I don't remember. It was Maisie Hirono. And then I'm forgetting. His first name's Jeff.

I don't remember his last name. Merkley? Yeah. Is that his name? I'm probably getting his name wrong. But don't remember his last name Merkley yeah is that his name I'm probably getting his name wrong but he's he's Merkley you were complaining about him when I walked in yeah

yeah because he just lied every it's like it's like I'm watching this thing and this guy gets up there and he looks at the camera he opens his mouth and just like garbage

that's pouring out of his mouth just like human human waste just like and he's pouring it all and I'm like what is this it was all lies it was all lies and he shows a picture of like the wall of mom's like and he's pouring it all and i'm like what is this it was all lies it was all lies and he shows a picture of like the wall of moms like and it's looking all noble with like

an upward angle from the camera and he's like these peaceful protesters being attacked by donald trump's secret unidentified police that's why i'm introducing this no secret police act oh my gosh and i'm like oh they're all identified all these guys have badge numbers yep it's the stupidest thing ever and those moms were kicking in the doorhouse like for the courthouse yeah they're just the doorhouse the door to the courthouse you get it close enough so here's what i see take a look at this from barrett wilson antifa apologist senator maizey jirono just walked out of the Senate after refusing to denounce Antifa. Oh, yeah.

I saw this. I saw clips of it. And Ted Cruz was like, well, it's funny that not one of the Democrats have said anything negative about Antifa at all. Hey, would you like to say anything? Who is it? What was her name? Mazie Hirono. Mazie Hirono.

Would you like to say anything right now before you leave? And she says something off the mic you can't hear. And he goes. Something like, no, I'm not going to. Like, let it be known she has refused to say anything negative about Antifa and is leaving. What she did was this game they play where she's like, of course we denounce extremism. That's what she said. She was like, we're not okay with any violence.

To say that we won't condemn violent extremism is wrong. And then Ted Cruz is like, okay, will you say something? You know, will you condemn or call violence to say that we won't condemn violent extremism is wrong and then ted cruz is like okay will you say something you know will you condemn or call out antifa she won't she won't because these people have gone insane thinking they will win the election by supporting fringe far-off extremists who are burning things down so i'll tell you what's crazy man so this ge this George, the George Floyd tape gets released. Yeah. The body cam footage. And one of the top posts on Reddit that I ended up seeing was, was the footage.

The number one comment was someone saying, this is all wrong. Like every, every. This isn't the narrative that we've been told for three months. And they're like, all of a sudden, I'm not angry about what happened anymore. The dude was clearly resisting. Yep. He kicked his way out. He was fighting with cops.

And the guy was like, I was getting so frustrated, trying to like screaming at my phone, dude, just shut up and do what they're telling you to do. Yeah, exactly. Now, I don't like that idea where it's like, you have to just submit to these people who have the authority. However, there's a thing called strategy. And I think when it comes to the

issue of George Floyd, and I want to get too much into this right now because I want to talk about Antifa, but there's a class issue from people who don't know how you navigate these scenarios. So swallow your pride, follow the orders, and then later, if you were wronged, you come back with legal cases. That's how the system works. Yeah. I mean, we talked about it too. When it first started happening, we were talking about how, well, man, like they put him in the car and then we were told

that they took him out of the car. But he didn't. He kicked his way out. He jumped out of the car himself and fell to the ground on his face. No, no. He said,

hold me on the ground. Yeah. Several times. I don't want to get too much into that. I bring that up for one reason. I have started hearing from people and I've started seeing the Reddit comments.

It's really interesting. Yeah. Where they're saying things like i was all ready you know i was completely ready to vote against trump and then antifa started rioting and the far left started rioting and all the democrats abandoned me yep wow how insane is it and that's where i'm at you know sargon makes this video where it's like Tim's on the Trump train with the Maga Beanie and all that stuff. And I'm like, okay, okay, sorry. It's a bit over the top. He's confusing us. Right, because you're the Maga Beanie guy.

I will. 30K. Currently, we're at 18,000 likes. Oh, snap. Which is great. Y'all have been smashing that like button. I like it. I'm happy.

All right. At 30,000 likes, he puts the Maga Beanie on. Just so you know. so smash the like button I believe I believe you said the other day 30,000 in super chats and you'll put the mug $30,000 I was joking so I'm not gonna do it no $30,000 that's crazy man goodbye Tesla maybe one used one one day okay here's the point here's the point here's where i'm at i watched them paint black lives matter murals all over the streets yeah and i said okay well now i want to see all the other messages yeah and de blasio said go f yourself to all the people who asked for it

well now he's getting sued did you see this yeah yeah but he already admitted he violated the law when he went and did it yeah he used executive authority to paint the street in front of Trump's building, violating the rights of everybody in the area who doesn't want that area to become a spectacle. I mean, imagine if you run a business nearby. There is, near the Trump Tower, what is it called? Waffles and Dingus. You know what that is? The little, like the... Little waffle cart.

Food cart? Yeah, a little food cart. Yeah, I know what you're talking about yeah now how would you feel if you had protest after protest after protest and you're like i just wanted to run my business this is where i'm permitted to have my food cart and then they painted this without talking to anybody without getting any permits from anybody and now there's protests there's people splashing paint there's cops everywhere they're fighting and i can't sell i can't sell a waffle to save my life i can't sell a dingus i can't sell any dingus.

Dingus means toppings, for those that don't know. It's like a New York. But it's more fun to say without any context. So the point is, this is why we have permitting processes to make sure we know what's going on. But Build-A-Blogs doesn't care. I see that, and I'm like, this is insane. But you know what? Fine.

Paint your cello message. I'll leave your city. Then they started releasing people who had committed crimes. First, they started releasing people from jails and prisons because of COVID. And I'm like, well, it's an interesting ethical conundrum. Okay, I guess. And so I'm still not like, well, we'll see how this plays out. No, I don't agree with that.

I think that is absolutely an ethic conundrum because they release people from prisons but then put sick people in nursing homes okay well that i mean the point i'm saying is but that time that's what i think about what was going on at that time and that pisses me off when they released the prisoners there was no discussion about putting people like people had not died first they said there's a concern that people in prisons will get covid so we need to release them and i said i think there is an ethical conundrum and do you have the right to detain someone in this situation that could get them sick with this illness? In which case I said, okay, I guess. Then they started arresting business owners and putting them in the jails, which clearly made no sense.

And then I'm like, okay, now hold on a minute. Then Cuomo, Phil Murphy, and other governors started putting sick people in nursing homes. And apparently they're still doing it in some places. In Michigan also. And people are dying. Yeah. And I'm like, now hold on there a minute. So they're literally-

Democratic states. Releasing rioters in Dallas, Fort Worth. This is Texas, man. They said, we're dropping the rioting charges. Let them go. And I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on. Then the Supreme Court said, no churches. Minimal people allowed allowed they went car

to car there was a drive-through procession for churches they have they have taken the constitution with a smile on their face looked us in the eye and taken a big old dump right on it while we can do nothing but watch so i'm like you know what i'm not going to support them that's what's changed about what's going on right now so when i see maizey harona when i see merkeley or whatever his name is and they're lying and they open their mouths and just human diarrhea, just diarrhea sprays out all over the cameras. I'm like, get these people out of there. I've had enough of this. Right now you've got Republicans who, in my opinion, many of them are just total garbage, but at least they're, they're bending the knee to the populist wing

of the Republicans for now. Not all of them. I do not like Lindsey Graham. I do not like Mitch McConnell. There are some younger Republicans who are coming in. Trump is certainly not a Republican. He's a weird insurgent populist candidate who's come in and he's made a bunch of changes. That's why they don't like him at all. Absolutely. And there's been a bunch of Republican retirements. So I look at the Republicans and I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't like these guys, but they're not doing a whole lot. The Democrats are whiny babies having a temper tantrum. And when they couldn't get their way, instead of having a reasonable debate and asking for the support of the American people, they sicked their attack dogs, Antifa, and then defended them in court or I'm sorry, in Congress. They will literally in court when the AG from from Oregon sues on their behalf. And then the

state's like, you have no right to sue on their behalf. I kid you not the AG sued on behalf of these far left extremists and then the judge said you have no standing to sue on their behalf and they're like well you know fine whatever and stormed out. I'm like these people have lost their minds. Ted Wheeler went out and joined them

and they were screaming and booing and I'm telling him to resign. He still he joins them. So I've had enough of this, dude. It really scares me, man. These people are absolutely just going to burn everything to the ground. That's what they're doing. So I'll tell you what.

That's why I think, you know what? Maybe this Durham thing really has something to it. It does, for sure. I mean, they're, they, all these people that are in charge, they're probably listed in this report. They're probably the ones that are going to burn themselves. So who cares about the country? Sure, yeah, figuratively burn.

But who cares about the country if they're going to get arrested and go to jail for the rest of their lives? Exactly. Why would they care? They've got money. They're using every single thing at their expense to make it happen. So here's what Andy Ngo said, all right? Mazie Hirono stated numerous times at a hearing on Antifa today that they've killed no one.

In 2019, Antifa militant Charles Landeros launched an attack on a school resource officers and got himself killed. Willem van Spronsen firebombed ICE, getting himself killed. In both circumstances, they tried to kill people. This first guy, he pulled out a gun. They threw him down and they put a bullet in his head. So I'm sorry, man. It's to me, it's frankly absurd that you're going to be like, Antifa never killed anybody. Yeah, but not for lack of trying.

It's because they're really bad at what they do. It doesn't mean they're not dangerous psychopaths. But he mentions Conor Betts, who posted tons of pro-Antifa stuff all over social media accounts and then went on a mass shooting spree, killing several people. He killed nine people. They mentioned a bunch of other points in this post, but I'm just going to show you this. The FBI has opened 300 domestic terror investigations as a result of the riots. Attorney tells Capitol hearing on Antifa. The U.S. attorney revealed stats at Antifa hearing chaired by Senator Ted Cruz. But Antifa's not a real thing. You know what's

funny? There's a specific Antifa cell that says, here's the date we were founded, and if you want to become a member, it's closed. Send us an email and we'll consider you. Hmm. I thought Antifa didn't have members. Isn't that what they said? It's not a real thing? They lied. Yep.

So it's like, they're franchises basically. they have leadership that's a good way of putting it is yeah so there are leaders there are members you can join and they cooperate with each other like a franchise does and then and then the democrats are the ones that are defending it how insane is it that we can literally have these extremists do you see what happened today happening the other day in seattle what some some of these far left you know black lives matter people tried going to the Seattle police chief's house. And then the SUV blocks the road.

They get out with guns. And they're like, we're just peacefully assembling. And they go, peaceably assemble somewhere else. No, and they said, you know, you're peaceably assembling because I got a gun. The first thing they said was, go peaceably assemble somewhere else. And then they were like, dude, we're peaceful protesters. And you pointed a gun at us. And she goes, that's why you're peaceful.

And I was like, man, I'll tell you what. Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequence. And what these leftists like to say all the time is the First Amendment protects you from government intrusion. When somebody cancels you, it's them showing you the door and saying, there's the way out. So let me make it clear for everybody. The government didn't show up and kick these people out and say, you can't protest. It was just people because freedom of speech means freedom. It doesn't mean freedom from consequence, right? So if you want to engage

in violent riots around the country for almost three months, and then when you try showing up to a residential neighborhood, they come out, jump out with rifles. You can't go, it's not fair. Help, I'm being oppressed. No, I'm sorry. They didn't work for the government. These are just regular people telling you they are tired of your BS

and showing you the door. Called that months ago. Yep. Well, I look forward to people protecting their communities, you know, not taking this lying down. Now, the important thing in all taking this lying down. Now, the important thing in all of this, first and foremost, is peace in the literal version, nonviolence, like the last

thing anybody I'll tell you what, man, to all the people and I've seen people laugh about like, I'd love to I'd love to see what happens if they came to my place. Oh, I'll show them what for. It's like, bro, you don't want violence, man. You don't get it. There's a lot of people who are tough guys on the left and on the right. I say in that way because the right isn't the one going out constantly looking for fights. It's Antifa. They think they're tough guys. Yes, they do.

But in reality, there are tough guys on the right too. You know what happens? Almost every time, unless you're a psychopathic murderer i've seen these people man you think you're all tough until you actually hurt somebody and then they're like panicking and their their heart palpitations and their sweat and bullets and they're begging like man i wish this didn't happen there i've seen a lot of you know there have been experiences growing up outside of chicago where people want to talk big until they realize what it really means to hurt somebody and how that affects you, how that affects your life.

And you do not want this, man. You do not want violence. What we want is the tradition of, you know, we almost even have like a revolution every two and four years when we swap out politicians and have new government officials come in with new negotiations. It's actually pretty incredible that we can maintain this. That's really what we want. We've got a problem right now with these far-left intersectionalists. It's an overt white supremacist ideology. They just have guilty consciences.

And I kid you not, Sargon brought this up. The Robin DiAngelo woman straight up says she is a racist. They all do. Like these progressives will tell you they're racists. Like, wow. They're admitting it. And Marxists. Yeah, they're overt're racist. It's like, wow, they're admitting it. And Marxists. Yeah, they're overtly racist.

They say they are. They literally will tell you that. And it's like, then why would you take their advice when they say repeal civil rights law? Right, exactly. That's the craziest thing to me. So whatever this fringe ideology is that wants to rewind the clock, this reactionary ideology that wants to bring us back in time to the 1950s. These people are insane, literally. So we need to stop it, and we stop it in the best way possible

by standing up, speaking out, you know, resistance. Quitting your job if you have to, like that woman from MSNBC, and just to make sure it's clear, she's talking about all media, all of it, all these big media networks, including Fox News. She posted a follow-up saying, you know, Fox News published this clickbait thing about her working for MSNBC. And she's like, it's all the same. They couldn't help themselves. So this is what you do. You be brave. Like, I'll tell you what you can do. And I mean this. A lot of people have asked me, what can we do? Let me stress one important point. And then I'll tell you what you can do. A lot of people want to know how to fight back. And a lot of

people start talking about riots and protests that does not riots. Riots don't work. Violence don't. And we're learning this now because Trump is doing better in the polls following all the rioting. People are freaking out and getting angry and they're asking for help. That's entirely predictable. Opposition to Black Lives Matter is skyrocketing, clearly showing that the stupidest thing you can do is engage in violence. It really is. And I'll tell you what else you can do. You can go to Project Veritas and you can send an email to James O'Keefe and you can expose these companies that are doing wrong. You can talk to him and you can blow the whistle. You can do it within whatever legal channels, keeping everything clean, peaceful, and legal.

You can expose this. And that's how our system works because this country is full of people who love this country. They're rational, reasonable, and they want to live in peace. So if you come out, let's say you work for one of these big companies and you know they're doing wrong. Like this woman who worked for MSNBC. Man, she's like tripled her followers. She's got everybody hitting her up. Everyone's writing about her.

There's probably going to be like some new startup that's going to let her write the journalism she's wanted to write now because she spoke up about it. I hope so. That's what we need. So imagine you work for any one of these companies and you get some document and you know that they're about to do something that is a violation of ethics. You can go talk to Project Veritas and you know that they'll publish your story and they'll give you the platform to speak and expose this. And they've also run GoFundMes for their whistleblowers.

And they've even hired some of them. So I can't guarantee anything, man, but you got to be brave. And that's what they say. I love how they try to attack Project Veritas over and over again. They did this hearing on big tech and censorship, and the journalists all say, without evidence, there's no evidence, right-wing conspiracy theories. You literally have

whistleblowers publishing documents and video from inside these companies. And with Project Veritas being like, yeah, actually, I worked there. I said this happened. Here's a video of it happening, and here are the emails where they ask for it to happen. And the journalist goes, hmm, like I said, said no evidence so you know what yeah these people are gonna lie but that's what you can do is you can go out because people are listening to what veritas

is saying you know uh we talk about this stuff be brave and call it out and slam the insanity otherwise you're gonna end up like at some point what's's going on in Louisville with these Black Lives Matter groups going to the businesses and saying, you know, give us money or else. And then smashing a potted plant. I'm so mafioso. So something that dawned on me the other day that I stressed out to the world,

even if you don't want to get into politics, that's okay, you know, because it takes a lot to fully understand the whole political realm. But it is imperative that you know, because it takes a lot to fully understand the whole political realm. But it is imperative that you know who your representatives are. So look at your mayor. Look at your state representatives. Look at who your congressmen are.

Look at who they are. So you know who represents you where you're living. If you don't know who they are, that's an issue. And you should go find that out. You should find out who's representing you and who's trying to run and then maybe pitch in a few bucks to that person that you think should be and talk to your friends, talk to other people. A political conversation needs to be brought back into the norm. We should be talking about

who's our leaders, who's actually leading us. If you don't want to get super political, I get it. But at some point, you got to be an adult. And part of being an adult in this country is understanding who represents you and who's making laws for you. Here we have Adam giving this impassioned speech about knowing who represents you

and standing up for what you believe in, being responsible and mature. And the chat's all like, we only need 4,000 more likes for the Maga Beanie they're still going at it yeah they're pumping themselves up oh that's cool no i see a lot of people agreeing with me right now yeah absolutely because that's what needs to happen so one of the things i was going to pitch in was that my mom used to help run the caucuses in the state that we lived in which i thought was like weird and uninteresting at the time but now as i've gotten older i'm like wow she was like really involved in the local politics and she knew a lot of our local leaders and we would have meals with them and stuff it was

really interesting so i was like maybe you can get involved that way and help host some of the the meetings that happen in your state i see yes i did bring up the Kayleigh McEnany story. She's a boss. She's great. Kayleigh McEnany is one of the, as far as I know, the best press secretary I've ever seen. I agree. Under Obama, I can't remember the guy's name, but it was just boring nonsense. It was decorum. It was like, we're pretending to do things.

And the journalists pretended to do jobs. And it was just the stupidest whatever anyway. Under Trump, it's been a bunch of different press secretaries. It's been a weird and wild ride but then he hires kaylee mckenney and she is she's a rock you know you don't you don't know unshakable but you know what i think of yeah have you ever seen scott pilgrim versus the world yeah you know the fight scene with um what's her name ramona the woman the saint which one like she's the girl that scott pilgrim wants to wants to date or whatever okay she pulls out that giant sledgehammer and she's fighting with it okay that's what i think of when i see kaylee mckenney answering the questions from the press it's like the

the journal not beanie no it's a giant so the the journalists are like actually kaylee you know defending the police doesn't really mean defining and she goes hold on and she pulls out a giant sledgehammer and she's like smashing things no, hold on. And she pulls out a giant sledgehammer. Whack. She's like smashing things. No, but what she really does, she pulls out a binder. And she goes, I'm glad you asked. She could do that. And we've seen the photo of her binder. And you can look at all these tabs of all these different sources and citations.

And I'm like, whoo. She knows. She's got her stuff. Anyway. So today she had a press conference. And she's talking about all you know, all these different things calling, you know, answering questions. And right near the end, someone asked her a question. She's getting into it.

She finishes answering the question. She goes, all right, now I'm going to talk about defunding the police. And just as she's getting into that on Fox News, they cut, they get out of there. They go back to the anchor. Do you know why? What did they say i she i didn't really i didn't pay much attention to fox news i just saw that they someone pointed out to me on twitter that that that happened and i was like wow like so what and i actually was watching the direct feed so i watched the whole thing through and then i like

someone was posting that fox news cut away and I'm like really like everything that she was saying was like legit like I had to go back and like look and and that's what these these graphs are here so yeah so Adam posted the graphs so here's the important context we've got another really sad story we're gonna highlight a second and I'm being very delicate with it that's why we're starting with the stats first okay Kaylee and that that's why I want to bring up yeah good point yeah there's an activist who lost his life who is a leftist, defund the police, all that stuff. Someone shot him in the head. It's a damn shame.

And so it's really sad. And so this is why I think it's so important we take these stats seriously to understand exactly what's going on. Adam has these clips from, they're from just the news. And this is, so what is this? This is what Fox News cut away from. She was posting these. You know, she's got the two screens on either side of her. She's talking and she was just talking about what defunding the police actually has shown to the cities that have actually done it.

And here we have the Minneapolis City Council member saying this is one action of many that we need to take on the road to a more equitable and just system that keeps people safe. And they had a unanimous vote to dismantle the police completely. And the result has been a 94% increase in homicides compared to last year. Now, first, I do want to mention, it's hard to know if these are directly related. However, in New York City, we can say yes. Check this out. Because they got rid of, they got rid of specifically. Now look, they say, I'll read this one. They say, defund NYC City Council cut police budget by $1 billion. The result is 177% increase in shootings from July of 2019 of 2019 however the defund resulted in them reassigning

600 anti-crime uh police officers specifically charged with stopping gun violence and then all of a sudden murders spike and the people locals in new york are saying please give us these cops back we want them patrolling our neighborhoods we want them doing this it kept things safe chicago actually rolled out a new unit to deal with gun violence crime went down wow who would have thought i'll tell you what man i am not the biggest fan of a lot of what we see from police departments agreed i think it is fair to say that we could have respectable reform discussions and respectable is the important part because when you treat it's ridiculous to me how people treat cops in as a whole as you know bad there are a lot of bad cops especially with all the

unconstitutional edicts that's been going around and the arrest of small businesses and the seizing of weapons not a fan of these and i think people should call them out but the institution of policing itself it's fine i've i've had slightly more negative experiences with police than positive. And I'm not immature enough. You know, I'm mature enough to recognize, well, I know they do their thing and you got to it's it's it's it's a part of how the system works and society works. I would say 80 percent of my interactions with police have been solid. And I personally know policemen and they're great people. Smaller towns, the better, in my opinion. I met I mean, we both lived in New York and I personally know policemen, and they're great people. Smaller towns, the better, in my opinion. I mean, we both lived in New York,

and I had good experience with cops in New York also. Yeah, the cops. I've had bad experiences also, but okay. Right. There's bad people out there. There's good people out there, you know? I've had bad experiences with the clerk at Dunkin' Donuts once. I've actually had more negative experiences with, like,

Starbucks than I've had with cops, to be honest. There you go go it's a thing that people don't understand but i think it has to do with the police the police authority like you know how much think think about a restaurant you've gone to like a fast food restaurant you've had negative experiences man i tell you what there was one one mcdonald's i used to go to they got order wrong every single time it was frustrating they'd argue with me they would refuse to correct and you know yeah i didn't i didn't call for abolishing mcdonald's i get it though police are well maybe you should have tim yeah well no but but it's fair to say the police you can't just get rid of you know you can't stop going to the police you have your local police department and so i think there's there's reform discussions that are fair what's insane to me is that they pull the trigger before

having actual discussions well like what's going on in Seattle? You know, they're they're getting rid of the police. They're abolishing the police. Right. I think that's what they voted for. So they issued the bill so far. OK, so. So it's up to, you know, whether it passes or not, we won't know yet. But it's regardless there, they're putting into place a community led counselors. What else? What exactly are they doing? I don't remember exactly what their plan is to replace the police. Yeah, with gender-affirming praxis. I'm not kidding.

I know, I know. We talked about it the other day. So some of the things I disagree with as far as what they're replacing the police with. But a lot of the things that they're doing are actually legitimate. And I don't understand why they want to get rid of the police. And why wouldn't they try rolling that in? Because when that comes in, and if that works, then they can defund the police. But we're seeing people are getting killed.

No, no, no. It sounds like what you're saying is fund the police. I am. Think about it. Absolutely, I am. You take the cops you have now, all right? Here's what Chicago did. They created a new unit called the Critical Incident Response Team,

specifically dealing with protests, riots, First crime has gone down i'm not going to pretend like all these cops are doing perfect jobs but that's what's happened so far so the point is if you get a bunch of cops who are who are specially trained and you have let's say you want gender affirming praxis social workers whatever you call it they literally called it you know what is it called gender affirming praxis or whatever. Let's say you want that. Okay. You give more money to the police.

But wait, they create a gender-affirming praxis unit. And now when specific incidents happen, they will send those officers out. Boom. It's that simple. That's what I'm saying. That's what I've talked about with like a civil guard perhaps. Yeah.

And it's not too dissimilar to what a lot of people are saying with social workers or whatever. I think the problem is people come out and say, why don't we have social workers respond to homeless calls and to mental illness calls and stuff like that? That's a really good idea. health care response unit to our local police departments or at least one specialist who can direct and be in charge of specific incidents and help reduce you know the use of lethal lethal force loss of life the last thing we should do is be like i know let's get rid of all the police and replace them with a bunch of health care workers yes the bank is being robbed and they walk up wearing their pink you know polo shirt, we just want to talk to you. Are you okay? Bang, bang, bang. And they run away. Yeah, no, terrible. They're defunding the police. They're getting rid of these units. That's what they've done in New York already. We shouldn't be voting to abolish police. We should be voting to create

the things that people think will work and then talk about reassessing how we're spending money on police and whatnot but it's it's it's like we talked about before you have you have malpractice lawsuits with doctors a lot of them yeah a lot abolish doctors right yeah sure why not no by their own logic why not right that's that's why they want to get rid of the police and and i'll tell you what man people say yeah but cops do all these wrong things, listen, I understand you get mad at cops for giving you tickets. You get fines. You get stopped or whatever. It can be annoying.

And I do think that there are some cultural issues in many departments. We've seen it. But there's also the fact that the media shoves down all of the worst of the worst, the worst of the worst stories that come to light. And that's all that they push is they're they're pushing uh terrible stories and that's it because that's what gets the clicks i know people who hate their like who hate their local doctors yeah they want to go somewhere else same thing with schools i had a bad teacher abolish all schools okay no no no hold on we can do other

programs to fix schooling without just shutting the schools down school choice yeah i think it's great but let's let's pull this story up yeah because this is this is this man is kind of horrifying this is sad student activist killed in shooting weeks after protesting police presence in cps chicago public schools caleb was a son a brother a community organizer and a neighbor his life potential have been extinguished at the hands of gun violence like so many others in chicago all right i'll tell you what this is this is popping up a lot of people there's a lot of mean people on the internet man yeah there is and they're gloating about this and they're they're you know serve you right well also the nasty stuff nah man when people lose their life it's sad always always if this dude had you know legitimate points about not wanting cops in certain areas yeah i'm willing to hear what he has to say.

Definitely. The fact that he lost his life, I think, is a horrifying tragedy. And now I don't get to hear what he has to say. I can look back at his old comments. But I will say, this does show, in my opinion, there is an importance to not abolishing the police. To put it simply. Chicago's got serious problems with gun crime i mean it's not even i don't even need to say it they call it shy rack so this dude man this is sad

they found him lying on the ground like why would why would someone do this you know it's it's it's yeah man let me read a little bit a student leader with a youth activist group that has been prominent in the push to remove police from chicago public died Sunday morning after he was shot two days earlier in the West Rogers Park neighborhood. Kayla Breed, a 17-year-old junior at Mather High School on the north side, just weeks earlier had spoken about his traumatic experience with officers at his school at a news conference with public officials ahead of a Board of Education vote on a $33 million contract with the Chicago Police Department. Late last week, officers found Reed lying on a sidewalk about 1 p.m.

Friday in the 1900 block of West Granville Avenue, authorities said. He had been shot in the head and was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Evanston, according to Chicago Police. Reed died at the hospital at 6.40 a.m. Sunday, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office. Police have not announced an arrest. Reed was a student leader with the group Voices of Youth in Chicago Education, which has been one of several student groups advocating for the removal of officers from CPS. Voice coordinator Maria DeGio said Reed was a dynamic and fearless young man who did everything he could to teach people how to love and value black lives. He was also the heart and soul of a campaign to

remove police officers from Chicago schools. They didn't find him in a school, all right? But I'll tell you what, this is just another story. And the reason I want to highlight it first and foremost is to say, you know, with all due respects, man, being from Chicago. No, I'm sad to hear it. I think anybody who wants to fight for what they believe in

peacefully, like this guy was speaking up and doing his thing, I respect that 100%. And I am deeply angered and troubled by what's been going on in Chicago for so long. One of the reasons why I don't ever want to live there again. Sounds like a really amazing guy, to be honest. And they have serious problems with gun violence.

And if there's anything that comes out of this, I think we can point out two really important things. Chicago has a horrifying history with their police. John Burge. Read that story about that guy, man. Crazy. But also, you got gun violence problems, man.

And I shouldn't have to be reading a story about an activist advocating for police reform or whatever. Removing police from the schools. Hearing the story. He did not die in a school. So let's make sure that's clear. It's not an instance where he was like, you know, abolish all the police. He was saying, get the cops out of CPS, according to the story. And then he was found dead somewhere else.

The reason I'm highlighting this is just to point out, there are good people who don't deserve to die. I mean, people, in my opinion, don't deserve to die. And in certain circumstances, I think, to be fair. But here's a story about a dude who should be alive right now. Why was his life taken? And what are we going to do to make sure it doesn't happen again? And I hate to say it, but this means properly trained and well-funded police. It does. It absolutely does. I completely

agree with you. And it means if we have bad cops, we need to reform these things. Chicago, I mentioned this several times, had to disband a police unit that was invading people's homes and robbing them. Yeah. Chicago's got problems, man. That's why I look at this and I'm like, dude, this is what we need. We need to fix police, not abolish police. We need to fix the union system because that's also a big problem. And we got to fix

if they get fired for being a bad cop, they shouldn't be able to be a cop anymore. Period. We got to fix that. There's definitely issues that are out there

that we have to fix. And I think we also need I think there is a serious problem. It's definitely issues that are out there that we have to fix. And I think we also need, I think there is a serious problem. It's a class issue of people who don't know how to deal with police in terms of like when you're getting stopped, you're getting detained. Yeah. I hear all the time from these lefties. They weren't reading. They arrested me and didn't read me my rights. And do you know anything about police?

That means nothing. nothing means literally nothing reading someone's rights is it's for their protection to launch a formal investigation they can arrest you they don't got to say anything to you yeah these people clearly don't know anything about what their rights really are and the proper ways to deal with police and too many people i see especially you know having grown up on the south side ego problems yeah it's like the cop is jamming them up. So they would rather scream and yell and cause trouble than to be calm and reasonable and deal with it. But I do think there's a class issue there in that, you know, I was lucky enough to have a dad who was a firefighter

who told me, here's what you need to do when you're dealing with cops. A lot of these younger people in Chicago don't know. And so they're like, don't you tell me what to do? No, it's even worse than that. We're seeing little kids carrying signs that say F the police. And it's like they're like six-year-old children being told that, carrying signs that say that. You gotta get the mug of beanie. I know. I just want to finish this. Look, guys, I'm going to put the beanie on. We're talking about something

right here. No beanie, no peace. The chat's... Yeah, I know. I see it. I see it. But they're being indoctrinated as as children to to hate them you know and it's like the the whole like hip-hop is teaching it too it's like it's part of their culture now to hate the police but it's like they're they're there to protect you it's part of the democrats culture to hate the police you're right i tell you man right it's part of the Democrats' culture to hate the police. You're right. I tell you, man. You're right. It's the Democrats' culture. I was talking to a friend of mine who lives in a sparsely populated, low-crime area, and she's telling me we got to just get rid of all of them.

I'm like, so easy for you to say. You live in the middle of nowhere. Your backyard is the woods. So, yes, when you have people show up to your house or when there's crime in your area, you live in the middle of nowhere. You don't you don't notice these things. You have no crime. Well, it's not the same for the suburbs and it's not the same for the cities. So it's really easy for these people to say.

And I'm like, and why would you want to anyway? You don't interact with the police. Yeah, well, they're bad. And I'm like, when do you talk to the cops? cops. They're just talking about the media clips that is shoved down their throats from the media that just wants to portray the police as being bad to whip up emotions and especially in an election year when they're all about to go down, they're trying to get as many people on their side as possible using emotions. Well, it's backfiring. It's backfiring, yeah. And it feels like it's too late to turn

back for them. So they're trying to lean in as far as they can, and it's not working anymore. Well, how about we grab these super chats. I got to go get my beanie. I'm getting my beanie, guys. They're protesting, bro. I'm getting my beanie. I'm getting the beanie.

No beanie, no peace. Clearly, I want peace, all right? Yeah, man. Adam's going to grab the beanie, and we'll just start reading some super chats. So we have Gareth. Actually, before we do, as Adam's going to grab the beanie, and we'll just start reading some super chats. So we have Gareth. Actually, before we do, as Adam's going to get the beanie, I'll just wait a minute so he comes back. Smash that like button.

You've already did, I guess, because we're at 31,000. 31, yeah. It's amazing. Thank you very much. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell. We're live every Monday through Friday at 8 p.m. Adam is going to go grab that beanie, and don't you forget it. Apparently, every time now it's become a thing.

If we hit 30,000 likes, Adam goes and puts the beanie on. It's going to be funny when we just break like 30,000 likes in the first 10 minutes. And Adam will just wear the beanie forever. So we got a tweet here from Gareth Green. He says, Pool, Sunbay, and Adam, your description of the American Revolution yesterday was so inaccurate that I couldn't stand it. Unfortunately, I don't have the space money to explain here. So could I send you a message on parlor with the assurance that you will read it? You can send it absolutely to Adam at Adam Krigler on Twitter, Twitter or parlor, but you can also

follow him on Instagram as well. And you can follow me while we're at it. Just at Tim cast on Instagram, Instagram, Twitter and parlor. And of course, at Sour Patch Lids, L-Y-D-S. But yes, Gareth Green. Gareth's going to write to you about the American Revolution. Sounds awesome. Yeah, on Parler. There we are, everybody. Are you happy?

There's peace now. Is this what you wanted? Is there peace? Well, they haven't seen it yet. They haven't seen it yet. Oh, yeah, we've got to give it a minute. It's okay. Oh, yeah.

There's been peace. The beanie is here. Huh? here wait let's crooked a little bit there you go center it up there we go there we go all right all right let's read this all right everyone's happy again the protesting has ended all right let's read the super chat ian hall says the acronym for make america great again is censored by YouTube supers. What? Really? Wait, seriously?

Just put on the beanie, soy Jesus. This can be split with the cats and soy Jesus only if he wears the beanie. Otherwise, it goes to Lydia and the cats, mostly the cats. Well, he's got the beanie on. Mostly the cats need a case. Let me get my hundo. Asian Dude says that he is actually me,

but he's endorsing Donaldald trump nice try asian dude trying to get me to read that super chat maximum case he says one more like button smash for maga i know maga comes in you know 33 for for adam i love you guys love what you do every day appreciate it thanks man ian halls they're all super chats demanding you put the beanie on hey if it works it works put on your sexy red beanie we have done it all right so that's mine specifically yeah okay luke says yo that scenario with hillary and trump and the derm report was hilarious i actually laughed out loud love your content keep it up oh man you should let me just roll with it i could go for like three hours and write a whole

book yep it should be crazy doobie mcn says, Someone allegedly gave me this $99.99, and I allegedly threw it at this podcast, then allegedly it blew up, and then a Maga beanie allegedly fell onto Adam's head. Oh, snap. Right underneath his headphones, allegedly. That's what happened. Allegedly.

I'm tallying all these ones specifically for me to put this hat on. I'm just saying. All right. We got a super chat here from Seth Adam. He says, I have a live and let live approach to life, but now it's time to stand up. My question for all three of you is this. Why do you think it's important for other libertarians, moderates, classical liberals, the silent majority to start standing up? Because a fringe violent cult is trying to steal money from small businesses. The governors are giving preferential treatment, violating essentially the Constitution in every

capacity. And I would personally prefer not to live under the boot of these fascistic, whatever you want to call it, Democrat lunatics who are complaining about Trump. And Trump barely even, you know, Trump didn't enforce any hard rules in the states. He isn't sending feds out to march the streets. It's all lies. So I'll tell you what. I will take Trump's potty mouth over repealing civil rights law like they're doing in California. That's why

it's important to me. Here, here. You want to give a reason? No, I like that. All right, there you go. I'm saying here, here. I agree with you. Well, I think that if people actually like freedom that this is something that they should stand up for that's it's like a no-brainer to me if you care about freedom if you're actually a libertarian if you're really conservative conserve things graph on tyrol says what a crazy week it's been so far first the leak the leaked uh leaked body cams established the

whole reason for the protest was basically a lie. And now Beirut happens. Yep. It seems like that happens a lot, right? Some big story will break. And it's like, whoa, this changes my entire understanding of Paula. Wow. Explosion. What?

And the narrative is gone. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. We can help it. Bill Clinton gets named by a witness. And then how many stories erupted right afterwards? And people have stopped talking about it.

It's been a hectic day today. Bill Clinton was ID'd by a victim on Epstein Island with two young women. He was already on the flight logs. Now he's been identified by two different women. No, no, no. It was two different women? It was one woman. Virginia Giuffre.

But she said it was with two women. Was it? It was Virginia Giuffre, right? It was Virginia. And she said two young women. We need to get a hold of those ladies. Pito. Bill Clinton, a former president of the United States, is on the flight logs and has now

been ID'd by a victim, having... ID'd as on the island with Epstein, a trafficker, with two young women. This should be the headline of every newspaper. I'm just gonna... I'm gonna try and squeeze it in wherever I can. Yeah. It should be the headline. I newspaper. I'm going to try and squeeze it in wherever I can. It should be the headline. I don't understand why it's not. And then eventually they'll just ban the whole channel.

We'll see. We'll live by the river. So Daniel says Beirut was a peaceful fireworks display. Well, it was much worse than that. Peaceful explosion. Indeed. Race says 30K likes and Tim dons the maga beanie nice try no that's adam i'm already wearing it he's well but this is your older right right let's see gurg says it happened

adam starship hopped successfully right when you guys went live i'm gonna watch it i know i can't wait to watch it i it's been back in my mind that's gonna be amazing that was the super chat i saw in the beginning i was like oh my god how did i miss this my mind. That's going to be amazing. That was the super chat I saw in the beginning. I was like, oh, how did I miss this? Everybody who's going to be traveling to space is going to be super ripped. Because you've got to be in peak condition for these kind of things. Unless Elon can artificial gravity with spinning your ring in the center or something. I don't know. Bob and Doug, they don't seem like they're super ripped.

But, I mean, they're healthy. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Well, maybe I was like, but I mean, they're healthy. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Well, maybe I was like, maybe I'm exaggerating a bit. KX says, still willing to trade my virginity for your hat. I know you said no the first time, but take this time to reconsider. I've never asked for anything else ever.

So you kind of have to say yes. Still flexible metaphorically and literally. No. My hat. Okay. No. No hat. Nothing for the hat. No. My hat. Okay. No. No hat. Nothing for the hat.

No. Priceless. Steven says, note the orange smoke in the immediate aftermath of the explosion. That's characteristic exclusively of hypergolic propellant, which is a liquid propellant used in rockets. This warehouse was likely storing munitions and rockets owned by Hezbollah. That is speculation. A lot of people think so, definitely.

That's what the story is so far. Eric Wheeler says, Tim needs to get into bed with some intelligence agencies. Journalists is one ladder rung away from spy. That is actually true. Journalism is public intelligence, and intelligence is top secret, like militaristic intelligence. Then you have private intel, too. There you go. Commander 232 says,

Hey, Adam, you are correct about explosion direction munitions. I was a 13 Mike MLRS rocket artillery crew member when I was in the Army, and one of our rocket rounds that isn't classified is the GMLRS or Gimlar round. Oh, interesting. Should look it up. Skaper63 says, look up Texas City Disaster. We did. We did. Well, Adam

pulled that up. Yeah, I did. We talked about it. Let's see here. We read those and we have Desu says, Tim, you are doing fantastic. Please schedule some guest interviews even once a month. We are. The only problem is the pandemic and that basically shattered the entire schedule we did have guests before we're going to be moving to a new studio soon i'll tell you this man covet has made it

impossible to do anything i seriously it is man for real made it really really hard they i can't get into the details details but we've got some cool guests lined up though i got a couple myself i'm sure you two have got a couple people but once we move and we expand the space and we're gonna have a bigger area and stuff then we're gonna be having more guests come out but it's gonna be it's not easy because we're hoping to already have been moved into the new space setting up but covid is making everything move at a snail's pace i'll tell you what it was a year ago I was playing on moving. What's that one on top there? Which one? The one on top. To the left. Top super chat.

This? That one. This one says from Curtis Maver, Adam, spin the UFO. Adam, if you have not seen the podcast of Ted Cruz and Bill Barr, it will make you laugh so hard. Bill Barr should be another deep dive. Tim, thanks for being the voice of the voiceless and connecting us together.

You got it. No spin, no peace. I see you, Chad. No spin, no peace. I see you, Chad. I was going to spin it, but my camera got stolen away. I realize. Alex Thomas says,

Tim, go look up the videos of the explosions in the port of Tianjin, China from 2015. 800 tons of ammonium nitrate. Interesting. Judo Eagle says, I love Bill Barr, but when I hear him on the radio, I picture the revolting blob from Billy Madison. Interesting. It's kind of dull.

Gareth Green says, when will TimTube launch? We are actually getting ready to launch our own website so that we can host exclusive content and live streams and hangouts and stuff like that. Everything is being jammed up just because of, you know, the country's basically shut down. Now, how long has it been? Six months? What? The lockdown? So five months?

Yeah, almost six. Forever. Yep. Yeah. Grim Pickens says, I wonder how Derek Chauvin's wife feels after virtue signaling divorcing him in light of this. Also, I asked you all a question on Twitter today about COVID case reporting. I think the reason they divorced, she divorced him, was to protect her from the extremists. Probably.

Because they were like, if she comes out against them, they'll leave her alone. And they did. He probably told her to do it. Although I guess she's being investigated for tax fraud or something. Oh, great. How insane. I have no idea. Rundle Schmidt says, Tim, George Floyd was a felon.

He knew exactly how to act while being arrested. Adam, spin it. I'll spin it for you. That's true. And this was brought up by a lot of articles and comments on Reddit. If the dude had already been arrested several times before, then he certainly knew what not to do in these situations. Yep. Jake M says, extremist-leaning fascists can't fathom that tons of people their age despise them.

Over 50K live stream viewers, there is no way this type of energy coming from the Biden voters. We are starting to win. Keep manifesting energy. I got to say, we are not we are not a channel of, you know, staunch Trump supporting conservatives. Well, while you are absolutely on the board for the president... Yeah, I support him. I think he's a good president. I think he's what we need right now. That doesn't make me a Republican. Do we talk about being pro-life? Religion?

Yeah, we don't talk about issues. Kind of, we do. We talk about freedom, for the most part. 100%. So the issue is... Being proud to be an American. Look, the other day, I was browsing browsing YouTube and I noticed some of these progressive channels getting like one twentieth of the viewership that we get here.

So I'm absolutely flabbergasted. You guys, thank you so much for watching us. And Joe Rogan, too. And that's, you know, I've pointed this out. It's great that we have them. And it says something about the silent majority and the sentiment of what's going on in this country. However, I did go on a rant before saying we have all of this energy.

We need more people speaking up. Definitely. Because if every single person, if 50,000 people who are watching this organize some kind of sit-in or march or something, it would be, there's no way anyone could ignore it. You get everybody coming out. I mean, the media would try, but they don't anyone could ignore it. You get everybody, you know, coming out. I mean, the media would try,

but they don't have nearly this many people in Portland. They end up with like dozens of people. And then once the press comes in, you get a couple thousand. Well, we have just on our streams every single night, 10, 20 times that. There are more people who care to stand up against this. We just need people to stand up and speak

out, organize, and get active. It's just because they're busy working. That's true. They're busy living their lives outside of their little internet bubbles that these people on the left think is everything. And they're very wrong. It's easy to organize when you have nothing else to do. That's exactly what I'm saying. That's an advantage.

Thank you. Yeah. Gareth Green says, Is Project Veritas your new sponsor? No, I just think they're one of the only organizations doing actual investigative journalism right now. I'd love to shout out a bunch of others, but it's Project Veritas.

So I'll tell you what, I know James O'Keefe not super well, but I'm confident that if you came to him with evidence of malfeasance he would he would publish the story i feel like cassandra does a good job too the gateway pundit she does but she's a little uh out there but but cassandra is you know she she writes she's biased yeah you know she writes stories she adds colorful you know adjectives and stuff true but i do trust her.

I do think whenever I see her stories, I typically – they're correct. So for the most part, I definitely think – but in terms of people speaking up, the reason I shout out Veritas is that James literally says be brave. You can contact them for help in these matters, and you can. And I'll tell you what, if you can't find anyone to organize with, and you work for one of these companies, and you know they're doing something wrong or illegal or unethical, then through whatever legal means, make sure everything you do is always on the up and up. You can contact Veritas. I'm sure they can help you navigate that space. And I'll tell you what, I wish there were other organizations that I could tell you would do this. But I'll tell you this, I know of several nonprofit news organizations, investigative outlets, that if you came to them with evidence

that made the left look bad, they would tell you to go F off 100%. Jacob Lickas, is that what it says? Says, you guys are amazing. I have been watching all of Tim's videos for a few weeks now and always watch the live stream. Who you guys think would be best to run

for president in 2024? Nikki Haley, 2024? I don't know. Maybe, you know, maybe when the... I feel so far away. Here's my prediction. If the Democratic establishment loses again, I don't think they'll be able to rebound in 2024. I think they'll be shut out. But maybe not until they actually get a real populist candidate. The only issue is that the populist left are socialists. So I think what might end up happening is when the democratic establishment and the old crony establishment are just basically voided out and no longer relevant, you'll end up with the populist right and the populist left. And the populist left is going to

be these, you know, white supremacists with guilty consciences, these far left socialist cringe insanity stuff. So I think 2024, the candidate that's probably going to make the most sense is going to be some kind of Republican. But we'll see. It would be really amazing if the Democrats just got rid of the establishment and we found moderate populism. I actually i think trump is fairly moderate in that regard that's i mean center left populist that wasn't overtly socialist yeah that you know actually had an argument a little bit with conservatives and we all got along but disagreed slightly you know republicans and democrats used to overlap like almost completely yeah and then all of a sudden man they turned it into a war you know that's what that's what we're seeing now.

It's like you either you're on one side of the fence and that's it. No, no talking. I think Tucker Carlson would be cool to have him run. People were talking about that. And it's like, man, he'd win. He's smart. I think he'd win. Smart guy.

I mean, he's aware he's obviously politically active because that's his job is to report on everything. But would he give up that multimillion dollar? Not in 2024. And also the amount of power and influence he has. He could pick presidents. You know what I mean? He advises the president right now. I'm exaggerating.

I suppose. I mean, but that same argument, that's kind of what Trump was. Trump was, he was famous. He already was known. He already had a father. No, no, but Tucker Carlson has the highest rated cable TV show in history. Right. Specifically on political issues.

Okay. So when it comes to, like even right now, he's dragging these establishment Republicans as do-nothings. Yeah. And people are cheering for it. But they are. And I tell you what, man. I agree with him, though. This is what I'd like to hear. And it's why i do get along with with trump supporters and basically always have

because at least the city-dwelling ones that i know and hang out with we disagree on some political issues but they all hate the republicans too i can't tell you how many trump supporters on twitter are ragging on republicans for doing nothing and they talk about specifically how trump is is facing these these bogus fake investigations and where were the Republicans to defend him. They controlled all branches from 2016 to 2018. And what did they do? They rolled with it.

Oh, I think the American people want Trump to be investigated. And now we learn it's all fake? Yeah, that's why I'm like, you know what? It's the establishment. I would love to see each and every one of these incumbents just gone save only a small handful here rand paul you can stay yep matt gates dan crenshaw tulsi gabbard but she's quitting anyway thomas massey's good i can't really name uh a lot of democrats to be honest yeah josh holly for sure yeah it's it really is there's more republicans and i think because the democrats are facing the civil war

between the far left they don't know how to act. And then the one Democrat I do like, Tulsi, who was actually willing to reach across the aisle and try and, you know, unite. She's out. She's retiring. So it's like, there's no Democrats left. There's a handful of Republicans. Everybody else, just get out. There's the door. Go home. You're done. Of course, they're going to stay in and they're going to keep using playing these stupid games but i'd love to see man just a great incumbent purge they can all retire you know here's here's a nice comfortable retirement and get some new people in who are passionate and actually care some young bloods yeah man let's see uh jinx one shishan says ted cruz and dan crenshaw 2024 you know it's funny i I didn't used to like Ted Cruz at all.

I didn't either. But he's really been stepping up as of late. He's been paying attention, and I respect that. I agree. I'm following him, too. I followed a lot of politics back several years, and Ted Cruz, I'm like, no, no, no, no, no. He's no. And then as of lately, he's been speaking up.

He's been calling out the problems. He's been paying attention. Jim Jordan's doing that, too too he's pretty good at it jim jordan is better you know i think he's he's pretty good i mean all i'm not a big fan all of these recent things of what i've been seeing even today with andy no like he asked him the right questions and got andy no to be like you're absolutely right like they're they're right they lying. I don't know why they would do that. Andy's like, you know, I don't want to think anything is... Anybody would do anything with malice, but it doesn't make any sense what they're doing.

That's why Andy Ngo is so dangerous for these Antifa types. You're right. Because he knows what they do. He lives in that town. He's reported on them extensively. He's probably the foremost expert, to be completely honest. Yeah. And that's why he's their number one

target they make up crazy stories about him they they minute like i'll tell you what man you google search him you see crazy stuff it's lies lies lies lies yep that's what he was talking about also yep yeah because they can't have him telling the truth they can't have him testifying he makes him look bad let's see the pool dork says in Trump fashion, I say to you, Adam, Tim, and Lydia, Great job, everybody. Great job. Everybody agrees. You're the best.

Like nobody's ever seen before in history. Great job. I like it. Excellent. Gina. Hellfire Reaper says, Love the show, guys and girl. Also, Tim, it's not that you need to be physically fit.

It's that you need to be active and remain active so you don't lose muscle mass and bone tension before returning to gravity. Yeah, they do that thing where they have like the body harness and they bounce on the treadmill like in zero gravity. Yep. Crazy. Yeah, they were talking about it today at a press conference of talking about, you know, returning to Earth. It's cool. I would lose my mind in zero gravity.

Would you? Yeah, because I'd be like, can I just be on the treadmill all day? I would not like the feeling of just floating there i think i could i would do very well in space travel i think i could i would i'd be a great i need gravity it's what i wanted to do as a kid i still kind of want to yeah i think i think it's about i would get like a less restless leg syndrome if i was just floating because i i've been my whole life. I have to jump around. I have to go out and run, and it'd be brutal for me. All the gaming has trained me to be able to sit still for a while.

Look at this. Karina Muller says, I googled Project Veritas. Wasn't familiar. Boy, what I was fed out of the gate. Extreme right-wing deceptively edited videos. Not true. None of that, yeah. It's the same thing. Here's the easiest

way to break it down. Project Veritas is accused of being biased. And so I think it's fair to say that they lean conservative. But they say that they target left-wing organizations and stuff like that. But they went after Google, Facebook. I shouldn't even say they went after. They have whistleblowers

who came out and blew the whistle on this, you know, malfeasance at these companies and journalism outlets as well. And I'm like, is CNN considered a left-wing outlet by these people? Is Google? Is Facebook? Because that says a whole lot about what you think is really going on. But it's actually

really simple. Everybody has their biases. I think cultural institutions are dominated by the left. Therefore, Project Veritas, if they go after Google and Facebook, they'll be accused of bias. But it doesn't matter. If these people have a problem with what Veritas is doing, then why don't they do the same thing? They don't. They don't do it. So all that really matters is if you go to their website, as James O'Keefe says, they only publish videos of people you can see their mouth moving. So it's funny to say it's deceptively edited. It's like, but these people literally said these things.

They try to argue it's out of context, but it's not. It's a pathetic attempt. It's like, go listen to it. How is it taken out of context? They're literally saying all of the things that they're reporting verbatim. I'll tell you one specific instance where I found bias on the part of Veritas was that they had... Well, I should say I do think they have a bias. I think it's fair to say everybody does.

It's whether or not they're being honest. But there was one report they did. They had a bigger story than they realized. And I think they didn't notice because of their bias. So they could have done an even better job, but they still did a fine job. They had a bigger story than they realized. And I think they didn't notice because of their bias. So they could have done an even better job, but they still did a fine job. They reported on Pinterest censoring a pro-life organization. And they actually had a bigger story because the evidence they received actually showed that Pinterest was censoring anti-war leftists and pro-life organizations.

They had a bigger story about censorship. And if they reported on both of those instances, it would have been much more difficult for the media to smear them because they could have been like, no, no, this is left and right, man. And that would have allowed for people to call out the BS censorship of the right and the anti-war left, as well as saying, look, they're not biased. They should have caught it. They should have. But I saw the story. I noticed it right away. And I reported on it and said, it's bigger than Veritas even realized. I'm not going to say that they did anything wrong because they didn't notice, but they can stand to do even better than

they're doing now. I think they do a good job. Of course, the media hates them. Banjax80 says, Adam, please watch The Enemies Within. It is a documentary on Prime, highlights all the senator and congressmen with ties to communist, socialist, and Islamic extremist organizations. Nadler, Warren, Bernie, and many more. Yikes. That's weird. It must be newer. Yeah.

Creepy. The Coder Bros says, I launched a new social network called Patrolin. Would love to see you guys on it. You know, to be honest, I can't deal with all these you know so you know i decided we're going to launch our own website too many different social networks you know i just can't handle logging into all of them but we're gonna have our own site and you'll be able to log in and it'll there'll be members there'll be exclusive content all that good stuff we are planning on expanding to a very large facility with all this cool stuff and

skateboarding and vlogs. We're going to do a mailroom thing. We're actually recording a bunch of music. We're going to have a music channel and shows and guests. The new studio, man, we're going to have an area with an even better jam space so we can actually have music guests come out. Yep. That'll be awesome. Forest Peter says, keep up the amazing work, all three of you.

I appreciate it. Jonathan Johnson says, thank you for being such a sensible political voice everyone it's great to see right-leaning folks who still support gay marriage and all that jazz i think but but here's the thing it's weird to say that now we have become right-leaning when well at least you know lydia is conservative yeah but adam before this would be considered, I guess, default liberal. Yeah, I guess. Urban, dwelling, you know. I mean, I support gay marriage.

I support trans rights. I support pro-choice. Like, I am not considered conservative in those key. I mean, it's weird because now it feels like the Republicans are kind of coming around to those issues now it's it's kind of weird exactly you know it's like so i think about what a democrat is and i'm just that is not me i'm not a socialist i don't agree with a lot of what they're saying and and the funny thing is that they come out and i see these memes and they're like democrats aren't socialists dude

and so my response here's what here's what I think of when I see these memes. I try not to engage with so many people on this stuff. But, okay, great. Can you tell me the policies of the Democratic Party as of right now in their manifesto as to what they're proposing? What is Joe? Can they even do that? Or do they start telling you and it's very socialist? These activists can only offer up socialist proposals. Right.

So they have a solution. Actually, Bernie Sanders is a centrist. I'm not kidding. They call Bernie Sanders a centrist. He openly talks about being a socialist. And socialism is farther on the left of the economic scale. So in the middle is mixed economy. The far right is laissez-faire capitalism.

The far left is socialism. And Bernie Sanders is a socialist. So he is very, very far left is socialism and bernie sanders is a socialist so he is almost he is very very far left yeah that's crazy to me and and he could come out and say it and they're like no tim if he was he'd be advocating for like you know worker control of corporations and i'm like he did he did that he did that he said the% of the stock should be owned by the workers. Like, what else do you want? The dude's a socialist. He says it.

There you go. That's his thing, right? I'm not going to vote for that. But that's what they're trying to do. They're trying to make it so that if you're not a socialist, you're right wing. Okay, well, I'm center left. Okay. Who am I supposed to vote for?

He's the right wing. Donald Trump is center right. You're further left than me, actually. Yeah, I know. took a that uh test i am i am i i posted a video and said turns out i'm a communist because i'm really ideologically far left and libertarian yeah i'm totally hippie man live on a farm share the watermelons with everybody get a bunch of chickens and just kick back with a piece of straw in the mouth but uh these people are authoritarians and that's the big problem.

You want to have your hippie commune? Dude, do it. It'd be awesome. I think it's cool. I know people who have lived in little hippie communes, and I think it's fantastic, and they share resources, and they don't have money or anything.

But the people who want to force that on other people, that's, nah, nah, sorry, man. You can't do that. You can't force people. You're not hippies then. You're evil. Virix says, a terrifying thought. He says, non-citizens are allowed to vote vote and mail-in voting is a de facto method what's to stop dems from printing fake votes like money well i mean that's the that's the problem and if they're

saying that you don't need a postmark now and you don't need a witness for your signature it's just you could just print out anything you want just matt just scribble signatures and just throw them in a bucket and they're gonna count them yep so i'll tell you what man you know what's gonna happen it's gonna be like 2018 they're gonna say the votes came in it looks like trump is winning but we've still got several weeks of mail-in ballots and then over the next several weeks biden's gonna keep growing and growing and growing and then he's gonna and then trump's gonna win i mean i'm sorry and then biden's gonna have gonna dominate the the vote based on the mail-in votes like in 2018 yeah and then it's gonna be like we've counted up 400 million votes total and there's only 350 million people well well

in america cut them some slack they're better at cheating than that i guess but there there was a country i can't remember what it was recently where they had like had like five times the amount of votes as they had people. And then the government was like, shut up. And everyone was like, okay. Because they couldn't do anything about it, you know? Man, organizing is the most important thing, I'll tell you. That's, you know, it's like I made the reference to The Last Airbender before where they have the Fire Nation in prisons, a bunch of Earth Nation people. And I'm like the only thing stopping these, you know, the only thing that makes someone a prisoner is that they don't have

coordination between each other if you've got a hundred people and there's 10 people with weapons who control all these hundred people if those hundred people coordinated they would easily take over easily but without coordination then it's just one person against the 10 people. Yep. Boy, uh, Boise Brad says today, Ted C spoke about the Marxist BLM Antifa violence. It's, it is curious. The Democrats don't even care about how young people have been indoctrinated into anarchist and Marxist ideology. Uh, or are you saying, is it curious? I don't know. I think, I think it's happening at younger, younger and younger age. Honestly, Ben Z says, Adam, this is for you. I was an infantryman in Afghanistan in the army. Earlier you said you're proud to be an American, and I have not heard another person honestly say

that in a long time. Thank you from another proud American. My pleasure. Hear, hear. My pleasure. Political Pothead says, Crenshaw wants to stay in Afghanistan. Unfortunately, many in GOP doesn't get their base. Trump's GOP approval is 93%, yet 80% GOP opposed troops coming home. Yet 80% GOP opposed troops coming home. Right, right, right. I know that about Dan Crenshaw. I disagree with him, but I do believe that Dan Crenshaw has integrity and he's honest.

And that's important that there are people that you're willing to support you disagree with completely. So I've seen the difference in opinion between him and, say, Tulsi Gabbard. I lean more on Tulsi's point of view of bringing the troops back. But they're both experienced, you know, in the military. And I respect it. And I think it's important to hear what he has to say. He's a good dude.

That's all that matters. There are a lot of politicians who aren't good people and just want that money. So I'm not all about that. But, you know, with people like Dan Crenshaw, I can disagree with him and I really disagree on the issue of war, but I also defer to the fact that he's actually been there and I haven't. So, you know, what can I say to that other than if there are other politicians speaking up, you know, I'll lean towards them. But with that being said, we are now at that time where we go to bed because it is past

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