Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #1081 Kamala WINS Nomination, LEAKED VIDEO Says Josh Shapiro Is VP Pick w/Catharine O'Neill

Episode Date: August 3, 2024

Tim, Shane Cashman, & Libby Emmons are joined by Catharine O'Neill to discuss Kamala Harris being officially installed as the Democrat nominee, Joe Biden getting confused and boarding a random plane, the stock market plummeting after nightmarish job report, and Kyle Rittenhouse apologizing and saying he will vote Trump in 2024. Hosts:  Tim @Timcast (everywhere)  Shane @ShaneCashman (everywhere) Libby @LibbyEmmons (X) Guest: Catharine O'Neill | https://meriwetherfarms.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ladies and gentlemen, history was made today. The first black woman, Asian-American presidential nominee for a major political party, Kamala Harris. She was confirmed by phone call. They said, it's you. And she said, OK. And then we got this leaked video which claims that Josh Shapiro is the VP pick for Kamala Harris. It was apparently taken down, but I don't think it's real. Some people are saying that it's a trial balloon. They want to gauge the reaction to a Josh Shapiro announcement before they actually do announce. And depending on how steep the backlash is, they're going to see if it works.

Kamala Harris needs to win Pennsylvania. Trump's currently winning there, so Shapiro makes sense. But the problem is the far left doesn't really like people with the last name of Shapiro, if you know what I mean. But they also do need to win back Democrats, the Jewish liberal vote after what happened with far leftists being, I don't know, very pro Hamas. There is some concern that Jewish voters may actually split to a certain degree to the Republican Party. So we'll talk about that. Plus, we got some of the stock market's been an absolute disaster today. And if this keeps up, it doesn't matter what the Democrats do. Donald Trump will end up winning. The other news, I guess, is Kyle Rittenhouse came out and said Trump was no good on 2A. And so this was happening overnight. Got attacked online. Well, I shouldn't say attacked,

but got roasted by tons of Trump's most ardent supporters. And then he came out later and said, I'm sorry, I'm wrong. I will vote for Trump. He wanted to write in Ron Paul. I don't know. I don't think it was particularly appropriate the way people handled dealing with a young guy who doesn't know a lot about politics. No disrespect, but that's what people did. So smash the like button, do all that stuff. Before we get started, my friends, head over to castbrew.com. Buy Cast Brew Coffee. Why?

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you guys as members, we would not exist. We greatly appreciate your support. It really does mean a lot. Smash the like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with all your friends. Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Catherine O'Neill. Thanks so much for having me. Who are you? What do you do? My name is Catherine O'Neill, and I'm the CEO of Merriweather Farms, which is a cattle company out in the great state of Wyoming. But before that, I am a veteran of the Trump administration, both campaigns. So here I am. Right on. Well, thanks for hanging out. Should be fun. We got Libby hanging out. I'm Libby Emm emmons i'm here

with the post you don't want to say it do you why is that uh i was i was just telling all these lovely people about how my son makes fun of me you were like i'm libby emmons heillennial. He literally goes like this. You guys, this is so embarrassing. He goes, I'm Libby Emmons with the Post-Millennial. Amazing. No, I can't say it. I'm Libby Emmons with Human Events. Oh, got him.

Post-Millennial. I'm going to switch it up a little bit. Anyway, I'm glad to be here. I can't wait until my kids mock me. It's going to happen really soon. Oh, my goodness. It happens to me so frequently. I am mocked constantly by the child. Oh, that's great. Well, I'm Shane Cashman.

I'm filling in for Hannah Clare and I want to shout out our friend Phil Abonte. His tour is starting right now. Opening for Megadeth. All that remains and Megadeth on tour. Shout out to Phil. Have a great tour. Hey, cool. We got Cal and Press and Buttons. What up? What up? I don't think my camera's on.

Oh, okay. Well, I'm here. Alright, here's the news that I don't care about but we're going to talk about because it's news. Let me start the segment by saying this. Ladies and gentlemen, it is historic that Kamala Harris was installed as the presidential nominee for the Democratic Party. I don't rightly care all that much.

She is a nothing, no-name candidate. There is nothing about her. She has zero accomplishments. Nobody voted for her. She may as well be a block of styrofoam as far as I care. And as far as I can tell, no one else cares either. I'm actually, I am deeply offended and I am angered by this news because as I'm trying to put on a serious news program with guest commentary, I have no choice but to lead the show with something so boring and dumb as Kamala Harris, the historical moment where she was installed. So I'm sitting here being like, let's just spend the next 10 minutes informing

everybody of what that means so we can move on to things that are more interesting because they're shoving Kamala Harris down our throats. How do you guys feel about it? I'm with you. I think that she is just the worst candidate and she hasn't received any votes at all. I don't know how she can be at the top of the ticket when she hasn't even run in a primary and has not received a single vote.

She's done a lot for prosecutions in California. Yeah. That's really great. Yeah. I mean, you know, there's a lot of... She's got the slave owner Yeah. That's really great. Yeah. I mean, you know, there's a lot of... She's got the slave owner vote. That's right.

She kept people in jail beyond their prison sentence to force them to fight wildfires for a dollar an hour. I think the best you can say about her is that she can see what can be and is unburdened by what might have been.

No, honest question. What is the best thing you could say about Kamala Harris? She probably has a decent sense of humor. I mean, she laughs a lot. No, that's unfair. You think she probably

doesn't have a decent sense of humor. She's got the Dr. Hibbert thing where she laughs for no reason. She just laughs at everything. So that's not a sense of humor. She does have good hair. Does she? Right?

I wouldn't know. She seems to have good hair. That is a nice thing to say about somebody, though, especially a woman. Women like when you say to have good hair. That is a nice thing to say about somebody, though, especially a woman. It's a nice, women like when you say they have good hair. I honestly cannot think of a positive thing for her. Come on the show.

I can't. I can't either. I really can't. But it's not because I'm trying to insult her or anything. I mean, I would like to insult her, but it's because she's nothing. Like, you know how I've said repeatedly, and I mean it, that Gavin Newsom is three demons stacked on top of each other in a human skin suit? He's also charming, right? Like, I've seen him in person. The right demon is on top. Right. Like he can charm people. She is charmless. She is charmless. But you know what?

She's fighting for democracy. And that's why it's so important that everyone in the media force voters to go vote for her. Biden said that he was hiring her because she was a woman and she was black. So Biden sees that in her. Yeah, his entire VP shortlist was black women. So there's that. What else? What else we got? Anything for Kamala?

Anybody? My son was telling me earlier that she was wearing a $62,000 Tiffany necklace in a donor video. Okay, that's right. So that's not hypocritical. Do we like her proximity to Megan Thee Stallion? I don't know. That is a funny meme, though, where they're like, Trump walks on stage, and then the quote was, and I'm proud to be an American.

And then it's like, Kamala walks on stage, and it's like, I'm not going to repeat the quote from Megan Thee Stallion because it was not family friendly. But, you know, like, you know, Trump walks out clapping, hugging the American flag, and Kamala comes out with Megan Thee Stallion singing about her junk. You know what I mean? Black Lives Matter liked when her campaign, while she was running for vice president, donated money to arsonists that were in jail that burnt down places in Missouri. No, it was Minnesota. Was it Minnesota?

It was the Minnesota Freedom Fund. And she promoted it on Twitter and got a lot of other people to donate. And in fact, that fund went on to release people that then committed murders. Didn't they find bodies in the buildings? Yes. Stuff like that. Burnt bodies in burnt buildings. Months later, I believe.

It is pretty amazing to see the fact that she dropped out, I believe, in December of 2019, polling at 3%. The worst of any candidate in the race. And the whole propaganda machine has a line behind her. And it's like revisionist history saying that she's so accomplished. She's the best vice president ever. It's pretty fascinating to see how quickly that they did it. They pivot real quick.

Oh, she's brat. We like that, right? Oh, that she's brat. She's so brat. That was so exciting. Daily Wire had the meme where they're like, Kamala is brat while Trump is Chad. Yeah, I'd rather hang out with Chad than brat, frankly. For sure.

I mean, I feel like brat's going to stick their fingers in your milkshake. Is that something they do? I don't know. I'm envisioning that. You know, let me taste it. Oh, I just thought you'd be like at Wendy's and you get a Frosty and they just go. And then you'd be like, why'd you do that? And it'd be like, F you.

It's those people that think they're really cute, but the only thing they are is annoying and you want them to go away. Is that what brat is? I haven't looked into it enough to see how they define brat. And it's like, you know, staying out all night with runny mascara and just not caring and going home. That is so brat. If Kamala wins, like, you know, a lot of people have said, this is it. If Trump doesn't win, we're going to lose our country. No, no, no, no. If Kamala wins, like, you know, a lot of people have said this is it.

If Trump doesn't win, we're going to lose our country. No, no, no. If Kamala wins, the country is lost. Like the simple act of an installed person winning the presidency would signify the death of the republic. And you also have a situation where the Democrats clearly have absolutely no respect for the presidency at all, because they think a group of random people who've been appointed by a political party should be running the country as opposed to someone who is actually

elected by the American people. Yep. Was Ford the last person to be president who was not elected by anybody? And he didn't even run for a second. No, I think he did in London. Yeah, he lost. To Carter? My history might be off. I don't know. I don't have that history. I think he did in law. Yeah, he lost. Yeah. To Carter, my history might be off.

I don't know. I don't have that history. I think he did try running, and it didn't go well. But he pardoned Nixon. That's right. And people didn't like that either. Well, don't you think Joe Biden, on his way out, he's going to pardon Hunter Biden? 100%.

100%. Hunter Biden's going to be sentenced on, what, November 13th, and Joe Biden's going to be like, hold on. You know what would be pretty base, though? Is if, right before he's leaving, he's's like i want to give an address real quick about you know my son and about what's uh some of these some of these issues you know we're having and then everyone's gonna be like he's gonna issue a pardon and then he just goes on camera and he goes hey hunter f you yeah he's not gonna tough love yeah unless he has one of those moments that

people with dementia have where they just get really mean and angry all of a sudden, which happens. He might do that. Last minute means to pardon Hunter, but then pardons all the J6ers instead. Oh, my God. By accident. Yeah. Oopsies. Oops.

Somebody takes the Hunter pardon and slips in the J6 pardon, and he signs it not knowing what he's signing. Or he just reads it off the teleprompter. He doesn't know. Right. He literally has said in the past, I don't know what I'm signing. I'm mad because they took Biden away from us. Yeah.

We were having fun. Yeah. And they took him away. Yeah, we were having fun poking fun at grandpa. Yeah, there's that video. We'll get to the video of Joe Biden walking on the airplane confused in a bit. But I will highlight this because I really don't want to talk about Kamala Harris if I don't have to. But because, look, let me stress, my friends. I don't want to talk about Kamala Harris if I don't have to. But because look, let me stress, my friends, I don't want to talk about Kamala Harris.

She is the like it's a block of styrofoam. It's like putting a block of styrofoam on the stairs and then asking me to do a news show about it. And I'm like, but it is the Democratic Party's choice for the presidential election. And there's a lot of line here. So to just add on to what does it mean that Kamala Harris is the nominee? She And there's a lot on the line here. So to just add on to what does it mean that Kamala Harris is the nominee? It's a historic presidency. She's also her staffers lived

in complete fear, were forced to stand and say, good morning, general. Not allowed to look her in the eye, former staffer. You know, in that I would just actually be very much entertained if she did get elected and became like this military dictator style president. But it's like Kamala.

So it just feels like it doesn't make sense. Yeah, it is weird that it's an installation of a total nothing. You know, it's the installation of a paper president. And the reason for that, of course, is so that they can do whatever they want. Right. She's a vessel. Just like Biden was. Yeah, she's just going to be a puppet and since all she cares about is power and all she has cared about is power since she was you know on her back with willie brown wow well that's really this friday night you know what it's friday night well so uh skylar made fun

of all day by my kid take it out skylar in the super chat says that rosanne won the bet so the bet was between Michael Malice and Roseanne. Roseanne said there won't be an election. And Michael said, oh, please, yes, there will. And Michael later clarified that he meant quite literally whether it's a fake election, there will be some type of election. And I think Roseanne was saying it would just like there would not be a legitimate election. This is not a legitimate election. Yeah. And so the question then is, I think election. This is not a legitimate election. Yeah. And so the question then is, I think Michael Malice is going to stand on.

No, no, no, no. There's two candidates and you're going to vote. This is an election. Just because it's rigged doesn't mean there's no election. But I do kind of think that that's not the spirit of what Roseanne's trying to argue. An installed person that no one voted for as the nominee. Not a single vote. Is not an election.

No. They're forcing you to vote for her. A bunch of coerced delegates. So all these people in all these states, 14 million people, voted for Joe Biden in their primaries, right? I disagree with their vote, but they voted for Joe Biden in their primaries.

Those delegates who take those votes and then go to the DNC and nominate Joe Biden, that's their job. They have now betrayed every single person who voted for Joe Biden. Those delegates should be brought up on charges. This is not something that should be legal to be done. Well, it's a private organization. The issue, though, is your vote isn't private.

I mean, your vote is like for the for the DNC is not a public institution. But what about the do whatever they want? But what about the votes? What don't they count the people that voted for Joe Biden? DNC is not a public institution. But what about the... They can do whatever they want. But what about the votes? What votes? Don't they count? The people that voted for Joe Biden. Don't those count? Oh, that's a private organization.

They can do what they want. It's not public. But... The primary process... But who runs the elections? The states run the elections. Doesn't matter. DNC is private.

The primary process... This is what happened with Bernie Sanders when the superdelegates came in. They stressed, no, it's a private organization. They choose who the nominee is. The primary process is just for, you know, to be nice, I guess.

They can... The DNC can do whatever they want. So it's not a democracy. Right. It's an illusion. It's an illusion. But basically, all political parties should be completely destroyed. Well, that's why the Founding Fathers didn't like the idea, but the problem is, with free speech, there's nothing you can do about it. Well, and's why the founding fathers didn't like the idea, but the problem is with free speech,

there's nothing you can do about it. Well, and then wasn't it like Hamilton and Madison argued about political parties and then they founded them? I don't know. I think that's right. Is that how it started? I'm not sure. I just think it's an illusion.

All ballots blink. People show up, the elections are run, and the people in the private sector just manipulate it all. Ballots should be blank. You walk into your polling station and they say, cast your vote, and you're given a piece of paper. And a pen. And a pen.

And it says, President blank. Vice, you know, well, you don't vote for everybody, but it'll say, President blank. And then it'll say, Congress blank. And then it'll say, Comptroller blank. Sheriff blank. And you've got to write the name in. And you've got to spell it right.

What if you don't spell it right? And it's gone. In the garbage. You spell Trump with a D and call him Trump. Out. You call him Bowden. No good. Bowden.

Bowden. Or by Dan. No good. No cuteness. No. No little hearts. If there's a heart over the eye, now it doesn't count as an eye. And if we had it so that ballots were only right in then it would be a

trump would win landslide victory no question well everyone knows how to spell it yeah and all you need to it's just five letters it's not just that it's that most of the democrat voters and even a large portion of republican voters just go in and they are and they walk out when i was in uh high school i had a class called a politics class. And I thought it was going to be about political theory. But no, it was literally about local Philadelphia politics with Pat Reif-Snyder, wherever you are out there in the great beyond. You are remembered. Anyway, she talked to us about what you do when you go into the ballot box.

And she literally said, and in Philly, you pull a lever. And it goes, you know, and she said, just pull the Democrat lever. Just a lever and it goes you know and she said just pull the democrat lever just pull it straight down that's what she said that was the whole class that's what they do and pa they do the down ballot thing where you can just be like d and then you walk out thing you just pull the just pull the lever just one lever at the top or you could do all the little switches that you know it's funny because the founding fathers were like maybe we shouldn't allow political parties all they had to say here's the thing fathers were like, maybe we shouldn't allow political parties. All they had to say, here's the thing. It's like, you can't think about, you don't know what you don't know.

We didn't have ballots back then. When you voted, you literally wrote down the person. And then when parties started to form, they would give their party slip to people being like, here's the people you should vote for. Then we codified it at the state level that you show up and we tell you who the candidates are. That should be abolished. But I don't see us digging our way out of this. The country is run by the most ignorant and despicable corrupt people

for the lazy and the entitled. I'm not saying this out of nihilism because I reject nihilism, but I kind of feel like the country's already lost and that we live in separate dimensions and that there's nothing any politician can do to bring that together. And it's going to take some time from the ground up to fix, to repair the like mutilation of the country. Like, I don't know, like a country can help if we get, obviously I want Trump,

but I think, I think the problems are way deeper than just having a better president next. I think the problems are when you degrade a system to a certain degree, it's unsalvageable. Yeah. And the problem we have is, for one, I think Social Security was the stupidest thing this country ever did. I think it's disgusting that so many politicians just are like, oh, you can't touch Social Security. You mentioned that in a negative light and you're done. You'll never get elected. Yeah, because people want free money.

Like, I don't care if you're old and you need Social Security. It's it's no like we created this welfare program that basically said abolish the family. Did no one pay attention to what would happen if we subsidize the lives of people? They would not have families. So this and perhaps that was the intended condition from powerful elites who are like we want women in the workplace they stop having babies and they double our tax revenue we're going to create a welfare state for single moms so that destroys the family and makes people live under our boot and then we're going to create social security so that families break up and people stop taking care to stop taking care of parents. But no one wants to pay for it. No one wants to pay for the system.

You shouldn't. You should pay for yourself. But I'm saying the people that vote for it, they don't want to pay for it either. They vote for it over and over, but they're like, oh, shoot, my tax bill is really high this year. It's like, yeah, that's what you voted for. It's because there's nothing you can do about the pressure of weak people. And so early on, I mean, look at the 17th Amendment, that senators used to be chosen by the state legislatures, and they would choose who would represent the state to the federal government.

Hey, that's the smarter way to do it. That means people had to be tied to their state-level governance and know who their reps were if they wanted good senators. And then they were like, nah, it doesn't work because cronies are just choosing their friends and there's corruption problems. How about we have the people of the state vote? No, no, no, no. We already have Congress. That's what Congress is. Congress represents the people. The state is represented by senators. So it's basically just lazy people who are like, we don't want to deal with hard work. Give me a short-term solution.

And every time you enact a short-term solution, you create long-term crises. And that's what this country has done. We have stacked up all of the long-term crises, and now the country is buckling under the weight, and we're sitting here staring down the barrel of it. While the debt grows. That's exactly it, though. Why is there a there a debt right who knows and we keep printing money money's just fake wars all over the world and yeah like in ukraine and that's what we care about yep as yeah like what you're saying the death of the nuclear family in america really is was the

beginning of the death of the country and uh Social Security is a huge component of that. I mentioned this. People are like, yeah, well, there's a lot of older people who don't have the support. What are they going to do? And I'm like, they have kids. What if they don't have kids? That sucks, doesn't it? Maybe you should have kids.

Why did we create a system that incentivizes, defends the notion that an individual would grow into their old age without any kind of mechanism to support their own lives? Or that it's the burden of the rest of the country on those who can't support themselves. Do the math. You get to a point in your society where you have a large, large group of people who do not produce for that society, retirees. But the society is producing for them. And when the scales tip, your system implodes. Social Security is going to collapse in the next seven or eight years, or in the next seven or eight years is when it becomes, what do they call it? Only the money going in can go out.

There's no more money left. It takes four people, four young people, to pay for one recipient of Social Security. The fertility rate is less than two. The system will implode. And the reason the fertility rate is low is partly because of the welfare systems that say you don't need families, government will take care of you.

And then add to that what's going to happen when the second industrial revolution really takes off with the robots replacing everybody. Mass death. Yeah, honestly. Mass death, yeah. Honestly. And it will be for various reasons.

But I also imagine the loss of having any meaning in your life will lead to a lot of drug use and dark paths. You know, because before we destroyed the meaning of work, we destroyed the meaning of our souls. And so now there's going to be nothing left. If you can't find meaning in, you know, God or in a higher power or in your family or in your work product, then there is no meaning. They're going to try to replace that void with the metaverse. They already are. There's this. I don't know if you guys ever heard of SMBC Comics.

I don't know what it is, but there's a lot of really funny ones. And they put up one four days ago. And it's a spaceship heading towards this barren dirt planet and it says when we discovered how to live in virtual worlds we escaped to fantasies as often as possible the next panel shows a barren wasteland as societies became more affluent

and automated it took less and less real world labor to earn each hour of virtuality as machines became more adapted to our brains became cheaper double perception of time than a double productivity per laborer. Time may be a real quantity, but to a human mind, a minute of terror really is a billion times longer than a night of sleep. We soon discovered a way to give the sensation of infinite time, at which point there was a simple decision to make. Why spend a short life in a real world

of sadness and absurdity when you could live forever in paradise? Dear traveler, please don't think ill of us. We are the last generation. And so the panel is an alien race coming to Earth, and you rise at the end, and a monument erected by humans explaining where humanity went. That's a great

comic. That is a great comic. I've been thinking, too, the concept of the socialist utopia in the United States is one that everyone, all of the younger generations believe in regardless of what they think their political idea is. And that's why nobody wants to work. No one wants to try hard at everything. Everyone thinks that they're entitled to something. Everyone thinks that they're entitled to a lifestyle of leisure where they just pursue their own passions and somehow are fed for doing that. Yeah. They had a moment four years ago where they locked down the world where you could, you know, it was like test that world. And they tested it out. Yeah.

And then you have the transhumanists who are going to push that all the way through. I actually, look, a video came out. It was leaked. Josh Shapiro may be the candidate. We don't know. I think it's fake. I don't talk about it. I want to make fun of Joe Biden.

So we have this clip. Check this out. Life is good, isn't it? Do you guys remember the good old days when Joe Biden was the nominee and we got to make fun of him? You mean just a couple weeks ago? Just a couple weeks ago. Watch this video. Here you go.

Here's some context. This is the prisoner swap. They get off the plane. You had Waylon and Gershkovich and others, too, I believe. There were others, yeah. And so here's Joe Biden with, I believe, that's Kamala Harris, isn't it? And here you go. Here's what happened.

There's old Joe. Bobbling about. What's this? Joe, where are you going? Oh, he's walking. Where's he going? He's not walking towards any individual. Oh, he's going on the plane. He's this? Joe, where are you going? Oh, he's walking. Where's he going? He's not walking towards any individual. Oh, he's going on the plane.

He's saying hi to the pilots. Is that what he's doing? I think he figures there's a plane there, and so it must be for him. I think he wanted to show off his new legs for the cameras. I can take these steps. Yeah. Look at me. No, it doesn't matter anymore because he's not the nominee.

He's out. Right. I don't even think he's the president at this point. This is actually Kamala shipping him off. But, like, they're just staring at him going into the plane. And they said that he would say hi to the pilots, but you don't see him turn left there. And then he's just in the plane. And he's in the plane for a little while.

I like to see him pick those stairs down. Can we see? Is there a video of that? Then he comes down the stairs. Ooh, he made it. Okay. Oof. So I guess that... He him pick those stairs down. Can we see, is there a video of that? Then he comes down the stairs. Ooh, he made it. Okay. Whew. So I guess the,

so everyone's like, what is he doing? It's an empty plane. Why is he going inside of it? And then the narrative now they're trying to put out is, oh, he's saying hi to the pilots.

He just wanted to go say, howdy, Captain. You know? And you want him to honk the horn or something. Those are the good old days, man. Yeah. I'm done. I'm going to retire.

You miss Joe? Well, we used to make fun of him, and now he's the president, but his brain don't work too good, and he's not doing anything, and Kamala Harris isn't doing anything either, and she was installed. You've got two individuals that are completely devoid individuals,

and I think that's the point. Nobody cares about Kamala. Nobody wants to talk about Kamala. They're trying to see if they can get to the point in this country where they can install the political leader

like China does. And that's what they're doing. That's right. And that is exactly what Xi Jinping did as well. And everyone's falling in line now. In a matter of, what, a week? When was this decided?

Yeah, but like... Everyone's falling in line already. The Democrats are, a week when when was this decided yeah but like everyone's falling in line already the democrats are but i wonder if the polling is real i don't know if the polling is real i i my worry is that they're going to put push this pundit driven propaganda campaign to the point where it will seem inevitable that she wins the election and then they can just steal it outright because everyone thinks that that's what's going to happen. And all they really need to do is get the Republican base to stay home. If the Republican base feels demoralized, then they'll just stay home and they won't

vote. I don't even know if that matters. Yeah. I mean, it doesn't matter, but like those are the things that they can do. Steal it and get a vote to stay do. How do you get a stay home? How do you defeat a political cult? That's what's going on here. If 10,000 individuals take it upon themselves, Democrat woman sitting in a polling location and she's counting about she goes, Trump.

No, I can't read it. Oh, Biden, it's a Biden one. Trump. Nope. Can't read it. Garbage. What do you do? That's what I'm saying about it.

You're not going to go, the federal government's not going to go and arrest 10,000 people in various, you can't track it down, it's impossible. That's what I'm saying about being lost. It's like the same, the way you just said that makes me feel the same way I felt post-COVID

trying to find a doctor because you know there's doctors in the cult and you can't trust these people because they're going to look at you a certain way if you give them an answer that they don't want to hear because then they're going to see you like you're in a cult. And that is in every institution.

It's in the colleges. It's in hospitals. It's in the elections. It's literally everywhere. I had that issue with my kid's doctor. They came in, and they wanted to give him a survey, and they didn't want me to be in the room while he took it. And I said, show me the survey first.

And we got into a fight, and they wouldn't show me the survey. And I said, then he's not taking the survey. I'm his parent. He's not taking the survey first and we got into a fight and they wouldn't show me the survey and i said then he's not taking the survey i'm his parent he's not taking the survey right that's like something that would happen in california yeah and then they showed me the survey right and there weren't any freakish gender questions on it and i was like okay and i showed it to charlie to my son i showed it to him like this is what the survey is and then he took it and he said, there were a bunch of pages on that survey. They didn't show you. No way. And were they, did he remember?

It was weird gender stuff and suicide stuff. Yeah. They can't help themselves. They think. And I was like, get off my kid, get off my kid. They think they own moral high ground. That's not his doctor. And you're bad for even asking.

I was bad for asking questions. You're a bad parent. The nurse got angry with me. They almost didn't do just the regular appointment yep which was like oh it's you know it's checkup season we get looked at certain ways for wanting to have home birth and stuff like that and doctors don't take you seriously they think oh once you say certain things like that it immediately triggers in the other the cult brain that you're a bad person you're the bad one yeah yeah they immediately see you as the caricature of trump and everything under that umbrella so this is important um kamala

is is effectively winning in the polls what we have here from rcp and daily coast is a joke daily coast civics i don't trust that but to be fair if civics is conducting this the the poll at the behest of daily coast then it's not that bad but uh what is this rasmussen has trump up five and then harris is up four in a nine point swing like how does any of these how do any of these polls make sense now to be fair like a revisit of 2015 since we actually got into the cycle the polls the larger sample sizes and the newer polls show it's split between Trump and Harris. But like, so basically, if you were to break it, actually, it's nonsense. It's noise.

These these aggregates are completely meaningless. We're seeing Kamala win in certain areas. But I'm wondering how much of this is even real. I'm assuming most of it's fake. Do they not even ask about RFK Jr.? Is he's just totally out of the conversation? No, they do. Yeah, if I pull up like 538, although like 538 is done as well, because they're just like, there's no presidential. Well, actually, they got a nominee now. So are they going to actually reignite those polls?

As soon as there was no nominee, they said, we're going to stop updating the presidential polling aggregates. But this one, the latest one, they've got a general election, Harris up five from RMG Research, and that includes Kennedy. And then you've got

economist, Ann Dalykos, Harris is up two and four. Then you've got general election, Redfield, Harris is up two. American Pulse, Harris is up one. Then America Pulse has Trump up one, and so I don't know, man. Here you go. Ledger has Harris up seven points.

Remember, I can't remember who said it about the honeymoon phase with Kamala. Do you think that they're going to be able to maintain this mirage? I mean, because she's so unlikable. I think the second they start really putting her front and center, it's not going to go well for her. Right. But they also are able to lie to themselves all the time so who knows the american people yeah yeah you know i i still don't think she's going to be the nominee even though they've done all the stuff they say they got to do i think

that that is some wish she has she has to be yeah the deadline for the ballots i don't think they care about deadlines or laws i don't know i just doesn't seem, I can't imagine her going against Trump on a stage and then thinking it's a good idea. Well, but she is already sort of making noise that she's not going to debate. Well, because that helps her. Well, yeah, that'll help me. And she's like, why won't you debate me? And when every time she says, why won't you debate me? What she means is why won't you debate me on September 10th with the debate that was set up by ABC for you to debate Joe Biden? Wow. And she thinks that she should just slide right in there to everything that was already set up for him. Meanwhile, Fox has offered to host a debate on September 17th, and no one's agreed to that either.

So, you know, I think that she feels that she can just avoid debating him altogether by refusing to debate him on any terms other than Joe Biden's. Well, it worked for Biden to campaign from a basement. Yeah, I mean, now it's sort of clear that Trump never should have had that debate in June. I know, but that was beautiful to watch. I know, but now we're screwed. Well, yeah, but that's part of their plan. I think they were like, we got to trot this guy out, humiliate him. He's part of that's going to help us make him drop out and we're going to install her. I just can't imagine her. Trump should have said, no debate. Sorry.

Have a nice day. And then Biden was failing in the polls. But here's the issue. They still would have had to have pulled out Joe Biden. It just would have been more difficult. But they would have come up with a way to do it anyway. Right. I think the plan was to have Joe Biden out a long time ago. I mean, everybody was predicting this. The debate just helped them do it. If Trump didn't debate, they still would have pulled him out. Yeah. It was very obvious the second he opened his mouth at the debate that this guy's not going to last much longer.

When he was talking about how he was fighting Medicare. Yeah. Everything he said. And Trump was like, you didn't beat Medicare, you beat it to death. Well, and it was clear that I think it was was it tapper that was moderating i think it was tapper it was clear that he was you know covering covering up his his shortcomings oh they were helping with that 100 yeah just camera yeah no they were they were moving yeah you're right they moved the camera away when he had these mr biden president biden yeah yeah let's get back on track sir insane but yeah i don't know i i still have just have a hard time unless the other

thing that comes to mind is uh the time magazine article they talk about the cabal they've got all that in place they don't really care who's in the face of their party because they'll do whatever they want i'll tell you what's uh what's going to happen, dear viewer. It will be November, November, and you will wake up in your bed, and you will be rubbing your eyes confused as you look outside, and then you'll look at your phone, and it's going to say 2020, and you're going to say, what? 2020? What happened?

And then you're going to open your phone and pull up twitter.com, and it's going to say donald trump wins the 2020 election and this past four years was all a bad dream the front of the paper is also saying that cern was turned on yesterday it'll be just like the end of new heart you know because i hate to do this to you guys but uh take a look at this one we got this news from cnbc they say dow closes at 600 points down it's very it's terrible nasdaq enters correction after weak jobs report live updates you know it's funny it's horrible good news do you know why it's horrible news well the stock market going down and a weak jobs report the weak jobs report is bad it's indicative of a weak economy and that means

people's uh bills is going to get higher they're going to have a hard time affording affording things. They're going to their small businesses won't see clients and customers. And this is going to and this did impact the stock market. And so those retirement accounts are going down. And these woke leftists, they think the stock market means rich guys on Wall Street. No, it means people's 401ks and retirement plans. And it's good news because if this persists trump wins so uh should we give a shout out to our good friend bill maher who said bring on the recession if it means trump loses i don't think it would mean trump loses a recession if the economy gets bad then the challengers get a major advantage there's a it's It's crazy when you look at

macro politics. You can go to the individual and ask them a question and they will give you a real answer. Most people might say, you know, I'm not too sure about this one. I'm just not a fan of war. They might say, I don't know much about the foreign policy stuff, but you know what Donald Trump did in this policy or what Joe Biden did. You'll get a lot of people who don't know anything. But if one in one thousand, one in ten thousand people don't know, don't care. It's just if it's bad, I vote the other guy that has a massive impact on the election. So every just imagine this, the bell curve and from slightly below average all the way to the top are all of the people. So let's say 70% of the bell curve from like stupid people to geniuses are all saying for one reason or more, here's who I'm voting for and why. The stupid people are like, I don't know nothing about politics, but Donald Trump got my job back.

They had that guy deported from my factory. And you're like, okay, hey, that guy deserves his job. Right. And then at the very bottom of the bell curve, the people who are as dumb as a box of rocks are like the economy is bad. It's Biden's fault. Well, to be fair, it is. But then when Trump's in office, the economy is bad. It's Trump's fault. And so they don't think about anything. They don't know or care. They just say, well, it's bad. I should vote for the other guy. And that is a large portion of vote swing. So you can pander to all the smartest people in the world you want. But all that matters is if 5% of people feel bad economically, they swing for the other guy. Do you feel that it's too far gone in the country that a recession will swing that for people?

I don't know. I don't know. I'm not great on economics, you know? Yeah. I feel like it's just so bad for everywhere I've gone in this country. The people are like, you feel it. I remember for a while there, every time I went to the grocery store, it would double. Yeah. And it would be like, oh, last week, these same groceries were $25. Now they're 50.

And then it'd be like, wait, last week, these groceries were $25. Now they're $50. And then it would be like, wait, last week these groceries were $50. Now they're $75. And now I know that now when I go to the grocery store, I'll be like, can I get out of here for, you know, less than $1.50? No. I've got a couple of yogurts, a bunch of veggies. I don't even buy it. Like I stick to the outside of the store.

I have some bread, some yogurt, veggies. You know, like that's pretty much what I buy. it's outside of all that it's you know not buying like beer i'm not buying anything fancy you know and if you're on city water at home water is expensive my water is expensive that's true uh gas is obviously you have expensive water yeah yeah you're not on the well no i have city water, huh? My bill last month was $130. Wow. Right? Holy crap.

I thought that was really quite a bit. But isn't that some of the most expensive in the country? I don't know because I never had to pay for water before because I lived in New York City where everything was folded into my rent and my enormous taxes. Well, you mean your landlord paid for it. Yeah. So, I mean, I will say that in New York, my mortgage, not my mortgage, my rent included my apartment, my heat, and my water. The average national city. And my trash.

The average national city water bill is between $30 and $60 a month. Yeah. So, I paid $130 last month. You live in a small city. It's not even a city. It's a little tiny place. It's a little tiny place. But I pay for everything. I pay for my trash. I pay for water,

electricity. We got a swimming hole and we just get some buckets and we scoop it up and bring it inside and we cook it. Put it in the filter. That's how you do it. No, we have a well. We have a pump. Yeah. But we have a sulfur problem. So we had to get a crazy system. Didn't work.

Oh, your system didn't work? So we got a bunch of different buildings where everybody works out of. And there's three systems. Two of them are perfect. And one of them is not working at all. And for anybody, it was funny because people don't know this from the city. So we have guests come out here. And they'll go to the bathroom.

And right when they walk in, they don't understand what they're smelling. They go, whoa, it's bad in there. And I'm like, bro, that's the water faucet. That is not the toilet. That is not somebody's business. That is just the water. They're not used to going out to the country and having sulfur water. Yeah. But I mean, it's nothing that bad. It's just. I mean, in Philly for a good period of time, there was sulfur in the water and you'd walk in and smell it. You'd be like, what devil house is this? Oh, we're just in Philadelphia. Yeah, I went to...

Where was I? I think it was in Alaska. And their water was red in one area because of iron. Interesting. And it was like a yellowish tint. And it said, do not be alarmed. The water is not dirty. There's just a lot of iron in the water. Take that into consideration or whatever. I don't know what that means. I don't know if you weren't supposed to drink it or whatever.

But anyway, back to the main point. The economy is collapsing. There are no jobs. The jobs report was really bad. What were they expecting? $175,000. It was like $114,000. We're at $4.3, which is the worst it's been since October 2021.

If this keeps it up, then Kamala is not going to win. But that's the other thing about pulling Joe Biden out, because the argument is it's Biden's fault and Kamala will change it. What I don't understand, Kamala keeps running these ads where she's like, when I'm president, I'm going to fix the border. And it's like, why didn't you fix it now? You had the opportunity. You're the vice president. Like, you're there. You're literally right there. What are you doing?

She's just throwing Joe Biden under the bus every step of the way. And she's had every opportunity. She's going to have to do it. I mean, he's so unpopular right now. I mean, she's not more popular, but she's going to have to continue to throw his record under the bus. But it's her record.

I think we could do well by making her own record. Absolutely. But she's not. I don't think any of it matters. She's an installed candidate that no one cares about. And then you've got these evil cult members that are just like, we need Chinese style communists. They want Chinese style communism in this country.

She's a photo op president. They'll get her in. They'll have lots of photo ops. She'll get all the covers of the magazines and they'll sneak in all the crazy ideologies i think we need a mass manifestation do you guys know what manifesting is i mean yeah that's how we got trump to dodge the bullet you need we need vision boards okay so everybody out there you make a vision board and what you want to do is it sounds like an oprah thing is it absolutely you know and everybody gets a free car you you go on the AI and you

make it print up Donald Trump winning 2024 and you put it on your vision board and then every night you go to sleep you just focus and concentrate and then one day you're going to wake up November 6th. You're going to turn the TV on and they're going to say Donald Trump is the 47th president of these

United States and he's going to come out and he's going to say, Kamala, she was terrible. Nobody wanted her. So she lost. And it was really bad. We did it, Joe. And you're going to, a single tear will come down your cheek. And then there will be a ring at your door and you'll go.

And there will be a pizza man. And he says, you know, Donald Trump has ordered everybody pizza. Pizza Hut? That's right. That would be amazing. And they turn the pizza around and you eat the crust first. Probably. Big Macs.

He loves McDonald's, yeah. Big Macs. He does love McDonald's. Remember how everyone made fun of him for pandering when he had a bunch of McDonald's in the White House to celebrate the NBA championship? And it's like, no, that's literally his favorite food. He loves it. That's what he wants.

And it's like, yeah, all the athletes came by and he had McDonald's everywhere and he was really excited. But he loved it. But the athletes loved it too. They're like, McDonald's, cheeseburgers. It's cool to eat McDonald's in the White House. Yeah, agreed. Taco Bell's better. Doritos, Locos, Tacos.

Now they have the Cheez-It Crunchwrap. You guys see that? It's a giant Cheez-It. And then they put, you know. Taco Bell has like four ingredients. And they just rearrange them in different ways and then sell them as different products. And fry them a little different.

Yeah, I love it. Let's fry this piece now. Tomorrow we'll fry the other time. It's crazy that they allow this stuff and they ban things like raw milk. Right. Yeah, like what do you have to. It blows my mind.

What loopholes do you have to go through with meat and stuff? Are there crazy rules out there you got to work with? Yeah, absolutely. We have a USDA inspected facility. So we have a USDA inspector there 24-7. And his primary job is to make sure that the animal is healthy and doesn't have any disease. Also to inspect the cleanliness of the facility,

which we spend up to two hours a day cleaning. But, you know, I think that it's important to, you know, realize that a lot of these farmers and ranchers actually know what they're doing. They don't need some bureaucrat coming in and telling them how to raise their cattle. They don't need a bureaucrat coming in and telling them how to raise their cattle. They don't need a babysitter. A federal babysitter. That's exactly what they are. They're federal babysitters.

Don't you guys remember it was like in Oregon where all the lawmakers were like, we're legalizing raw milk. And they all cheers, drank it. And then the next day they were all sick. No. Yeah. I've been drinking raw milk for eight years. Oh, you can't do that.

I love it. There's loopholes, Tim. There's loopholes. Yeah, you buy a co-op. You buy a piece of the cow. And then if you own a piece of the cow, you're allowed to drink its milk. In West Virginia, I forget, I think it's both. It's pet

milk. Yeah, in Maryland they have pet milk and it says not for human consumption. And then it's like you go to the farm and you watch a guy be like, I'll take one pet milk and open it up and start drinking it. I love it. I love raw milk.

My kids love it. It's the best. But you should consider, too, pregnant women should talk to a doctor first. There are risks with unpasteurized milk and things like that. Expecting moms is very important. Got to be careful. I will say my pregnant wife has had raw milk through two pregnancies now and all good. The stuff you get in the supermarket, I just, the stuff you get in supermarket,

I mean, look at the difference in eggs from chicken city, the eggs in the, in the market, completely different. It's like from a different animal. Yep. Completely different, different color. The meat you get from a farm, completely different. That's why the state doesn't want you to have it. Cause it's actually good for you. Correct. Correct. Yeah. I mean, one of the main differences, and this may be like too niche or detail-y, but one of the main differences between an operation like ours where we, you know, process local animals and the grocery store meat is that these big four packers, they don't let the meat hang and drain from all of the liquid. Oh, really? Yeah. So if you ever buy burger in a grocery store, it's super watery because they haven't, they're churning through these animals so quickly

at such a high rate, they don't allow the liquid to drain and the humidity to drain. And so we have a minimum of 14 day hang. So all of the humidity is exposed from the animal. That's like why when you look at a lot of, like, I'm thinking Korean barbecue recipes, you have to like rinse it and then let it drain to get all of that stuff out. Did you have the farm post, pre-COVID, post-COVID?

Post. Okay. I was going to ask, like, have you seen any difference in people's, I'll let Tim go. No, we're jumping to stories. I was going to say, have you seen any difference in people's... I'll let Tim go. No, we're jumping to stories. I was going to say, have you seen any difference in people's sensibilities towards going to supermarket as opposed to a local farm meat? I think there's been an explosion of interest in the direct consumer because people don't trust the meat that they're getting in the store and they shouldn't really.

Rightfully so. Rightfully so. Yeah. I think it's only going to get more and i encourage people all the time to go to find a local producer and support them whether you do like half a cow um once a year you know depending on the size of your family but i always encourage people to do that because um these are the people that are feeding us every single day you know you know i want to say we are blessed out here at Freedomistan because you drive down the road and there's a farm property that has water running through it on a creek.

And on the right day, when you are driving down through the trees, because you are in a deep wooded area, you will turn the bend and there is water and there will be a cow, maybe two, and a baby cow. And they will be standing in the stream drinking the water, and they might look at you. I pull over and say hi. And it is wholesome. That's right.

I make my kids say hi. I love cows. Yeah, they walk over to you. So, like, there's so many out here. If you're like, I'll ride by my bike and I'll stop, and then they'll just, like, walk over and just stare at me as they're chewing the cud, and that's it. They don't do anything, and they're just standing there.

But we are blessed. Blessed. Let's jump to this story from Yahoo Sports. Angela Carini, Italian boxer in the middle of gender firestorm, offers apology. All this controversy makes me sad. Oh, boo-hoo. So does anybody who was criticizing me the other day over my stance on this, how about you super chat me

because i was right and uh everybody who agreed with me you you don't have to because you already did i said this she had already uh offered an apology or not an apology but a statement of support for the male boxer and then i said i will not anyone, be it the woman in the ring or otherwise, who's defending males boxing women. And then I had these people being like, Tim's being hyperbolic and not really addressing the issue. I'm like, no, this woman outright said, I hope the male makes it to the end and is happy. And now you've got this. In a story published Friday, Angela Carini told Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport that she regrets not shanking Khalif's hand Thursday before leaving the ring. It wasn't something I intended to do.

Actually, I want to apologize to her and everyone else. I was angry because my Olympics had gone up in smoke. Karini added that if she and Khalif met again, she would embrace her. So, well, there you go. Everybody immediately saw this fight as a female who didn't want to fight a male and was upset that she was fighting a male. So she bowed out. Then there were some questions about developmental sexual disorders and that Khalif, while male, may have been raised female, which changes very little about the issue that we're dealing with and is only exploited by people who want to allow males to fight. Karini initially didn't shake hands, pulled her hand away from the ref,

bowed out after 46 seconds, and everybody ran to Twitter to say, I stand with her, I stand with her. 50 million retweets, hashtag I stand with Karini. She had said within like an hour after this fight, I hope Khalif makes it to the end and is happy and amina was like okay well she doesn't get any support for me i i don't want to see guys boxing women you know i think that's bad but all these conservatives were like nope nope nope nope this poor woman and now here she is thanks for all the money and i can respect what lauren bobert was trying to do but lauren bobert raised lots of money on her behalf. She's also going to be getting, I guess,

what were you guys saying, that she's going to be getting the equivalent of first prize paid by Italy? Yeah, who was saying that? Were you saying that? Helen was saying it. Yeah. From the international boxing,

whatever the organization is, they were going to match her loss. It was like International Boxing Committee, IBC, if I'm not mistaken. Right. So she'll be fine. She's going to get all the money she would have had anyway. And then she comes out and she uses that support and that energy.

And congratulations, you're now supporting someone who is advocating against your desires and against your wishes. And I was right. I don't know what to say. People didn't want me to be right or whatever. But here you go. Here's $63,638 pledged to a woman who is defending males boxing women. Why did conservatives just raise $60,000 for a progressive feminist who supports men and women's sports? They're so quick to make a victim that they can champion. Just like the left is so quick to make a victim that they can champion.

It happens. And they're constantly doing this and it's very aggravating well now we have this video from end wokeness it just happened again lynn yu ting a biological male just won the women's boxing match you know it's tough because a hundred dollar bet netted you only six dollars so i just really didn't care to bother to even bet but it's's free money. You know, it's free money. And there it is. That's a biological male. Just straight up, dude.

The other one was like, you know, and debated. But here's the issue. They all look fella-ish. But here's the issue. They were ousted, these two fighters were ousted for failing a gender test of having male testosterone levels and XY chromosomes. The Olympics was like, well, their passports says female. And the argument is Algeria and Taiwan do not have transgender manipulation. So they're assuming it's some kind of developmental sexual disorder. I'm like, all of that is speculative nonsense.

What's the official reporting? Biological males with male testosterone were shut out of the world championships for being male, and the Olympics said, we didn't check, we didn't test, we're going to assume it's fine. It's like looking at the Wikipedia these days to make sure the person's boy or girl.

Because Wikipedia has been consumed by ideology, as has most of these states and governments. Holy crap. Italy pays Olympic athletes $200,000 for a gold medal. Wow. Wow. I wonder if she wanted to stay in for her dad. Let me see. Yep.

Here you go angela carini to be awarded prize money by iba despite olympics loss to a main wow man khalif so they're saying it's going to be fifty thousand dollars that's crazy rewarding it's a participation trophy trophy culture yeah gender route the iba which stripped which was stripped of its international recognition, said Karini would receive $50,000, her federation a further $25,000, and her coach an additional $25,000. So $100,000 awarded to her and between her and her team.

I do not understand why they killed women's boxing. IBA President Umar Kremlev said, only eligible athletes should compete in the ring for the sake of safety. I could not look at her tears. I am not indifferent to such situations. This is the same thing. This is the same thing as the conservatives. They are they're not giving her the money because she fought well or whatever. They're doing it because they're like this poor woman was forced to fight a man. And now let's where are we at? A woman who chose to fight the male. Claimed she bowed out because her nose hurt too much.

Cried. And the assumption from everyone was that the man was too strong. And she refused to fight because she didn't want to fight a man. And that's, apparently, you can make up any story you want. The official narrative from Karani is her nose hurt. The punches were strong, so she dropped out. She then praised Iman Khalif. The next day apologized, said she would embrace her, had previously said that she hopes she makes it to the end.

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You know what I mean? I stood up after. You know what I mean? Cade super chatted because this is another talking point that there was never any real evidence of the XY chromosome test or whatever. And it's just like, listen, listen. Live in whichever reality you choose. What do you call it? Reality buffet.

That's right. The story is two fighters, Iman Khalif and Lin Yu Ting, were disqualified from the world championships because they failed a gender test. Believe whatever you want to believe. They both look very masculine. I don't know. Believe whatever you want to believe. The idea that there's DSD is speculative. Nobody knows that.

We don't know anything other than two fighters who had been previously disqualified for failing a gender test are competing in the Olympics. And there you go. That's it. Yeah. And I think it's fair to say if someone is XY with male levels of testosterone, they don't get to be fighting in the women's division. That's just it. I don't know.

What other criteria do you need? Yeah, I agree with you. Well, congratulations, conservatives. You keep this up, and we'll get more men in boxing. Perini is going to use that money and continue to publicly speak in support of men fighting women. So, you know, there you go. I hope it was worth it. Both sides are so desperate to have their victim that they just leap to these conclusions and it doesn't matter.

And it just spirals out of control. And it'll get worse. Like, I wonder what the next Olympics will have. More. More of this. Right. More of this. And more trance.

Definitely more trance. And an even worse opening ceremony. It'll be in Los Angeles. Right. So, God, you're saying it'll be bizarre. Hollywood is going to get involved. They have terrible ideas about everything. It'll be Scientology.

It's the Olympics in Los Angeles. have terrible ideas about everything. It'll be Scientology. The Olympics in Los Angeles, it's going to be like fourth dimensional drag show. It's going to be like time... Yeah, it's going to be wokeness

times 10,000. I don't know if it can get any worse. Oh, it'll get worse. You don't think so? I don't know. Have you ever seen a Lil Nas X video? Oh my goodness. Just wait for that.

No, him and Sam Smith, they get together. Jojo Siwa. The whole, yes, of course. Yeah, and Kamala. You know what they're going to do? They're going to do live abortions right there in the Hollywood Bowl. Honestly, don't give them that idea, Libby. They literally are taking that idea down seriously.

They're going to love it. They're going to turn that into an Olympic sport. They're going to love it. They're going to turn that into an Olympic sport. They're going to simulate it. It'll be a dead drag baby. Yeah, great. Jeez. Looking forward to that deranged spectacle. Well, have you seen the fashion show where the individual was wearing an active abortion or whatever?

I didn't see that. Oh, no, it was a mastectomy. It was a mastectomy. An active mastectomy? I thought there was a person that pulled something out of them. What do you mean There was There was a fashion show Where the person came out

And they were like Robotic hands Cutting the breasts off Oh yeah That's right That's right So imagine a lot of that Marching down the street

For kids That's what everyone Everyone wants It's kind of wild That they turned mastectomies Into basically like Getting your ears gauged Well or

Yeah Or like Prior to ugly being the thing that everyone strove for, it was beauty. And part of beauty was having large breasts. So you had 16-year-olds were getting breast enhancements, which also is pretty evil. Oh, they went the other direction. The Erin Moriarty memes have not stopped.

So do you guys remember this story? She's the actress who's in The Boys. She plays Starlight. And when she posted this photo of herself after what appears to be plastic surgery, a meme went viral of guys being like, why are women doing this to themselves? Because she looks terrible. And then she, Megan Kelly mentioned it on her show. She gets super mad, takes her Instagram down, and and she's like i didn't get any surgery you know i think i worked on it

just my contour i got my contours done makeup or whatever but people then started posting time like time lapses of like the past few years and it's like yo you got there and they're about plastic surgeons who are doing these videos on tiktok where they're like no she got buckle fat removal she got this done and then when season five uh was it season five they're on or four they're like, no, she got buckle fat removal. She got this done. And then when season five, was it season five they're on or four? They're on four. Season four of The Boys came out. That's when it was like, oh, yeah, she got surgery. Like, she can't even talk properly.

Her face, like, she talks. Why do people do that to themselves? They're keeping up with Instagram filters. I have no idea. Yes, I don't understand it. And also the buckle fat thing. What is that? It's one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen.

And what's going to happen is then you're going to look like Skeletor or like that red death guy. They do look like a red skull. Yeah, red skull. But as soon as you're actually old, you're going to look so bad. They look bad now. They look bad now. They're just going to look even worse. It's bad enough to be an old lady without having done everything possible to make yourself

Who is convincing women to do this? And why do women think it looks good? I don't understand that either. As a woman, do you understand this? Who is doing this? Is there a celebrity promoting? I only asked that because when I managed a tattoo shop for a long time and we would constantly get waves of people coming in wanting the tattoo that a certain celebrity had.

So like Rihanna had a tattoo. Why? Everyone came in one of the same position. I would find that so weird. It was weird. I thought so. Because it's permanent. It's not like I'm going to buy like the underwear that Rihanna said.

The Kardashians were doing the butt implants. Everyone started doing that, you know? So there's always somewhere. Remember those people who were injecting cement into their butts? I saw the stories. And they were like, oh, this hurts now. And it's like, that's because you put cement in your butt. now and it's like someone died you're a road yes you're a road exactly this this i think um jokes to go with that comment this i think exemplifies

women are uh women are competing with women they women don't go to men and say what should i wear what looks good they go to other. And so there's that viral meme where some woman tweeted, male privilege is being able to wear the same thing every day and not having anyone care. And then this guy responds with, there is not a single man on the planet who cares if you wear the same cute dress twice in a row.

It is other women who will get mad at you. Do you remember though that Seinfeld where Jerry Seinfeld is going out with this girl who wears a two-tone dress and it's white on top and black on the bottom and he meets her and she's wearing that dress and then they go out for a date and she's wearing that dress and then they go out again and she's wearing that dress and then he's like oh my goodness why she I've never seen her in anything else other than this dress

and he goes over to her house and she spills something he like he like accidentally spills something on her so that she has to change her clothes and then she's like no I don't even want to go at all and as he's leaving he goes but I don't even want to go at all. And as he's leaving, he goes, but don't you want to go out? Why do you keep wearing the same dress? He never gets to know. I don't think any guy actually. Now, I guess for a dress. It's a good plot for a sitcom.

I mean, after three or four times, it's weird. For sure. It was just the same dress. I don't know that most guys would notice. It wouldn't bother. If it was like a very. I mean, it looks good on her. So why would you even care?

If it was like a tie dye 80s pastel. It's like I love Kamala Harris on it. Yeah. And they wore it all the time. You'd notice. But like guys put on whatever, you know, like you can just you can just imagine what guys wear. It's probably like some like, I don't know, folded sleeves button up open with a T-shirt

and a beanie or something. And then it's like, oh, they wear. I wonder where you'd come up with that. I've seen that look. I i've seen that look i don't know anyone who would do that every day but but anyway my point is women go on instagram look at pictures of women and say i need to look like her aaron moriarty is looking at these other celebrities and thinking i need to look like them and guys are going that's nasty it's like ozempic face too ozempic face is weird isn't that kind of doing the same thing it It's like people taking Ozempic and they all get the same, like, sunken

skeletal face. Oh, really? And then they get their eyes like popping out like Graves disease. It's weird. The crazy thing is not just how it affects their facial features, but their voice, too. Because they talk like this, he-man! Do they? Yeah. Like Skeletor? They turn into Skeletor all of a sudden?

I wish that was the case. They turn into Skeletor all of a sudden? I wish that was the case. They turn into Skeletor. Beast man! Easy tell. Like, oh, they're on Ozambic. Skeletor voice. They just become Skeletor. And then they break into the Batman.

Wasn't Skeletor like ripped? Yeah, but also skull-ish. No, no, but like he's super muscular, but his head is just the skull. Classic 80s cartoon physique. But anyway, I mean, I think when you look at social media, TikTok, this is the threat of algorithms mostly on women that men don't experience to the same degree. It affects depression rates. It affects even we mentioned several times the young girls who are developing Tourette's syndrome from watching a girl on TikTok or on Instagram, whatever, with Tourette's. So I don't know what the solution is to this problem, but I suppose at the individual level, keep your kids off social media. because it's all, I have all like recipes and weird art projects and things that are like,

you're okay, everything's fine. I'll be like, oh good. Well, that's nice. My algorithm is just like war and kill Tony. I have none of that. I have none of that. Sometimes I get Dave Chappelle clips. That's good.

Yeah. You need the laughter. Lightens it up. Dude, I hate Instagram. I absolutely hate it because they'll try to suggest things to you. Did you ever see those videos they'll send you where it's like they'll send you weird body stuff like a Q-tip being used or zits being popped and things like this? Has that happened to you guys?

No, I don't see that. They send me that. I immediately block it and I block the account and I flag it and say, why did you send me that? I watch skateboard videos, scootering videos, and Magic the Gathering and poker. And those are the only things I click on, but what they constantly will put in my feed is going to be rarely it's the weird stuff.

Like recently they sent me one where it was like a parasite being removed. Oh, my goodness. And then, but they always send me hot chicks bouncing their butts and stuff like this. I don't get any of this. Well, they know you don't want that. They're like, Libby needs the recipes. Just keep her calm. I get a lot of like, this is how you

make vegan zucchini falafel. And I'll be like, that looks good. I get a lot of these 4chan posts. The 4chan green text, because I love reading these. And what it does is it tracks what you look at and how long you look at it. But what it also does is tries to mix things up because it wants to see if it sends you

something else that's related. Will you look at that or click on it? And so a lot of it's just like XKCD, like for me, skateboard videos, almost always skateboard videos. And then periodically they just put like weird hot chicks doing stupid things. But that's probably because guys always click on that stuff. I finally whittled my algorithm down to understand me and it does get me. And it's like mostly Pantera videos now too,

which I'm really proud of. A lot of corn, a lot of metal and it's live videos from back in the day or nineties, hardcore. So I'm like, okay, we can coexist now. Instagram.

So check this out. This one is a ball, but it creates two new ones when it escapes until my PC crashes. You ever seen these? Yeah. I have no idea why it's sending me this. You guys want to hear a crazy story? Yes.

Dude. So we went to, what is it, Apple Blossom Mall or whatever in Winchester? Is that what it's called? No idea. Alan's shaking his head yes. And I don't play table tennis, ping pong. Never really played it. I have no idea what the rules are.

I've seen tables around. You know, we've bounced the ball and played. And I was going there because I was trying to pick up some wheels for my skateboard. And we got there 10 minutes early. So Allison and I, we were just walking through the mall. And sure enough, in the back of the mall, there's table tennis. Neither of us said any words. Neither of us went, went oh boy into our phones

it's table tennis how about we play a game we literally just walked over I had a yearbook and I put it down and then I grabbed the paddle and then Allison over grabbed the paddle and I was like do you know the rules and she was like yeah I think it's first of 21 or something and I was like I don't know okay whatever and then we played for about 5 minutes

and then I was like okay whatever you know we're done we walked away later in the day I opened my Instagram and it's recommending like Played for about five minutes. And then I was like, okay, whatever. You know, we're done. We walked away. Later in the day, I opened my Instagram. And it's recommending like 10 or 15 ping pong videos. Yeah, I've had this happen. What? That happens.

And I went, I opened it. I put not interested. Why'd you send me that? Stop spying on me. It's because I was listening. Yeah, they're hearing. Listening to what? The sound of a table tennis game happening? Yeah.

Don't you think that advertising algorithm has gotten that smart where it can even even geolocate you and be like okay he's here this table's here the sound is this put it together all right send him the ad you know that's how it's going to be this is what's what's really creepy to understand is like when you go to instagram and you refresh what's happening is you as an individual don't matter. But 10 million people scrolling through all the videos and then choosing what they like is telling the AI what humans like, where, why. The data they're collecting, nuts. They're going to be like, in this region of the country, people sure do love this, you know, like skateboarding. They'll be able to map out what people like and they'll correlate it to what's going on in that region. They do that when they come out with little reports about what the top Google searches in all the states are.

How is it legal? Which I always click on that. Well, it's legal because we haven't passed any laws against it. You know, that's why it's legal. Anything's legal unless we pass a law against it. How do you regulate that? But I've had things where I'll be thinking about socks, just thinking about socks. And then I go look at my phone for something not sock related and it's just all socks.

I think it's, yeah, the algorithm is also psychic. The algorithm is in my brain and I don't even have Neuralink. Just wait until you do. Well, I don't want it, Shane. It'll happen. I'll get it. You can't do anything about it. No, reject it.

No, there's nothing you can do. Do you have a rotary phone? No, but I've been recently thinking that what I would like, yeah, not just a rotary phone, but like I used to have this big old green phone in my room when I was a teenager, you know, and that was my phone and it was a wired phone. But anyway, I've been recently thinking that maybe I would like to get a proper old phone. You know? Just a landline? Like a singular rocker?

Yeah. A candy bar phone with a speaker on it you could play MP3s? We know the CIA can tap into it either way. They can do our phones, they can do those. One of those old heavy phones. I mean, it had a nice weight to it. You could use it as a door stopper. I mean, this was like steel. Are you going to start taxing it?

My first apartment near my college in Yonkers, New York, my first apartment, it had one phone in it, and it didn't have any phone jacks. It just had one phone that was on the wall, and it said, Property of Bell Telephone. And it was this old building, unrenovated, pre-war.

I mean, it was literally the best apartment I've ever seen in my life. It's my favorite apartment I ever had. I would have carried it all around the country with me if I could, but you could not put in any other phones and this was the only phone you could use and it was in the kitchen and you couldn't attach a voicemail thingy to it. Answering machine, that's what those were called. You couldn't attach one. Brilyn Hollihan was on and he was mentioning that he's 18. He said him and his friends have just started getting rid of everything. They're getting rid of social media and they're just texting now.

He has records, he was saying. He's not saying that they've went, hey guys, let's delete Snapchat. It's just they stopped using it and then nobody's using it anymore so they're just texting now. And it was more of like, it seems like more of an emergent thing. I think that's the future of the counterculture.

With a lot of kids. Yeah, but the problem is, what we're going to end up seeing, there's going to be two societies. There's going to be the Morlocks of the internet who live inside all day, and they come outside disheveled, probably overweight or gaunt,

and there's going to be regular people who, and then what's going to happen is the Morlock people are going to be like, don't you know what Joe Biden said today said today and the guy like working his gardens gonna be like i was in the garden i have no idea they're gonna exist in a totally different place it's like a deranged digital version of the amish that you're gonna be like oh those people just live like that in those computers there are there are um you know sci-fi and speculative fiction uh projections of things like that.

Those kinds of dualities. I think we're close. Yeah. Honestly. Especially with the neural link happening. Yeah. They'll be able to just live and do everything. Marry through that and never meet the other person.

Never touch. Well, that was that comic I was reading earlier. Right. That once they can expand the perception of time, then humans just say, I'm going to go in here and live for eternity. That would be like the cheap version for the transhumanists. You know, they will have successfully turned. No touch. You're just wearing like a weird.

Blue collar transhumanist. Nerve suit. But you're just in the metaverse, whereas the real transhumanists will be patrolling the wasteland of Earth. Eating nuts and berries. Let's jump to the story from SCNR. In reversal, Kyle Rittenhouse endorses Trump following widespread backlash from MAGA voters. So this is the video, I guess, the official statement from Kyle Rittenhouse. This is the first one he made, I guess.

Let's play the video and hear what the young man Rittenhouse has to say. I'm Kyle Rittenhouse, outreach director for Texas Gun Rights. A lot of people are upset that I said I'm going to be writing in Ron Paul for President of the United States. And that is true. I will be writing in Ron Paul. Unfortunately, Donald Trump had bad advisors making him bad on the Second Amendment. And that is my issue. If you cannot be completely uncompromisable on the Second Amendment, I will not vote for you. And I will write somebody else in. We need champions for the Second Amendment or our rights will be eaten away and eroded each day. I support my decision and I have no take backs.

And then he immediately took it back. So apparently it's the never Trumpers who went to him and told him bad advice. They said Trump was bad. Trump had bad. The bump stock ban was bad for sure. But certainly, what are you going to you're going to you're going to let Joe Biden or I'm sorry, you're going to let Kamala Harris win. She said that within the primary in 2019, that the first hundred days, if they don't start restricting guns, she'll use executive action to take it. However, as much as I am deeply critical of Kyle Rittenhouse's decision to vote for somebody else, I believe the correct response would be, is, Kyle, you're incorrect, and perhaps we should have a conversation, come on the show and talk about the issue. And perhaps the issue is, the solution here is not to say don't vote Trump, it's to pressure the Trump campaign and his allies that if they want our votes, they have to give us a better record on gun rights.

And I guarantee you, Donald Trump Jr. came on the show and he said, it's probably time we pardon Julian Assange. It's like, oh, wow, that's a big statement. I asked Donald Trump about it. He says, we're giving a very serious consideration. And then Joe Biden panicked and got him out. So fine. So be it. Apparently what happens then is some of the, I don't know most ardent trump supporting individuals basically went after kyle cat turd says after all what president trump and his supporters did for him unfollowed forgotten backstabber sellout uh martha bueno said this kid is a point he's holding trump to account and i have no issues with that if we all did that maybe we wouldn't have the kermit politicians we do

the solution to this is for trump to promise to uphold the Constitution and repeal all bad gun laws. Cattard said, unfollowed. Arnold Lane says, you're just as cultish as the left, like there's no room for discussion on Trump's record. Yeah, Trump has his cult members. Gunther Eagleman says, Kyle might have well stated he's voting for Kamala Harris. A write-in vote for Ron Paul is essentially the same thing. Not necessarily. Brendan Dilley says, neither one of you F-heads matter.

Jeez. So much for free speech. We had, Salty goes, okay, WTAF, we all supported this little, jeez. I'm not going to read that. The right is not immune to struggle sessions. Now he's talking about writing in a candidate. F you cow written house, you ungrateful little POS. And this little prick literally reading a script, probably.

Definitely was reading a script. Chad Prather says, okay, oh, well, Kyle, I read to inform you that I will no longer be one of your guests on September 12th at the Texas GR event. I reckon you can write in someone else. This is not the way, bud. D.C. Drano says, I sincerely hope Kyle knows a vote against Trump is effectively a vote for Kamala, and Kamala wants to seize your gun, so I'm not sure where the logic is. I believe he's being influenced by a severe Trump

hater. I actually think that DC Drano tweet was pretty good. I think that's the appropriate response is to be like, dude, not okay. But I gotta tell you this. If I was gonna do an event with Kyle, and then he said this, I'd still do an event with Kyle. If he was gonna come on the show and he said this, I'd be oh great come on the show and we'll talk about it i bet i can i can convince you otherwise um it is insane how he got absolutely roasted

people are some trump supporters saying they wish he would have been found guilty wow joey manorina says at this rate i wish they would have found him guilty so many people wasted money and time on him and he does this to us no F him and the horse he rode in on. What the hell? Is that a troll account? And then Kyle, after the struggle session, says, over the past 12 hours, I've had a series of productive conversations with members of Trump's team. And now it's loading. And I'm confident he will be a strong ally. Gun owners need to defend our Second Amendment rights. My comments made last night were ill-informed and unproductive. I'm 100 percent behind Donald Trump and encourage every gun owner to join me in helping send him back to the White House.

Absolutely pathetic display from Trump supporters on this one. You deserve every criticism of being a cult member for going after Kyle Rittenhouse this way. Kyle was never a stringent conservative. He was a kid who was trying to protect his community, and he had a circumstance thrust upon himself. He defended himself, and we were all grateful that he was found not guilty because of what the ramifications for this country would be. He owes me nothing. He owes you nothing. He does not need to vote for anybody. I'd be disappointed if he didn't vote for Donald Trump, but I respect his choice. He is not. He was never a Trump supporter who was facing death. He was a regular kid trying to help his neighborhood, and he's never been big in politics. Now, that being said, it's a mistake for Kyle to jump into politics with not knowing it.

We've had him on the show before, and he plainly was just like, I don't know a lot about this stuff. I'm just a kid, man. And we were like, totally get it. Totally respect it. For them to go at him this hard is just despicable. Yep. Pushing him further and further away and other people further away. I think it's silly to see the right do these struggle sessions. They're crybabies, just like the left, honestly.

I don't care about any endorsement of any politician. I don't care about politicians. And I just think it's ridiculous to then lose your you know stuff when someone you supported supposedly goes the way you want to vote this is the thing man uh i've said this before and i will say it again i have been the enemy of the left the enemy of the right the friend of the left the friend of the right and i guarantee you as time goes on and the and the tribalism happens you will see everyone in this room shifting in some degree or another. Occupy Wall Street loved it when I was sharing news and information that was getting them a lot of attention, which they utilized to make money. And then they hated it when I filmed

their extremists deflating police tires. And then they were like, whoa, you got to stop filming us, man. What are you doing? Whoa, we don't realize you're going to do that. I had all these people on the right attacking me, calling me an Occupy, you know, Occupy leftist and things like this. And then after Occupy Wall Street, I go and I report on things and do everything I've always done. And all of a sudden, the people on the right are like, oh, this guy's actually a real journalist. He's doing a good job. I'm like, so there you go. And I fully expect if this is the attitude you have for some of the most prominent Trump supporters, do not be surprised when they're like, we don't like Tim. We never liked him.

Blah, blah, blah. I'm voting for Trump. But when he or if he gets in office, they don't totally take it away. I'm going to hold him accountable for everything, just like I would hold Kamala and Biden accountable. Just because they get in doesn't mean now like I just cheer him on. He's a politician. He works for us. And that's it.

Kyle made a big mistake. I don't know who was advising him, but they were exploiting this young man who is not well-versed in politics. And it's unfortunate because there was a real opportunity here. If Kyle Rittenhouse made a video instead where he said, I have deep concerns that Donald Trump will not be a strong enough ally on gun rights because he had banned bump stocks before. Now that got overturned. However, I want a commitment and I want to see real efforts in his in his current campaign and a promise that he's

going to he's going to enact these things that will protect our rights, repeal bad gun laws. So you should all stand with me in calling for the Trump campaign. Every Trump supporter would have been like, absolutely, 100%. I think the issue is, Kyle came out pretty strong with, no take backs. I stand by this. I will not vote for this man. He was clearly coached, though. Yeah, he didn't write that. No, no, he was clearly coached.

Yeah. That's the problem. But I think people definitely need to be more honest and have an adult conversation about changes that need to be made, suggestions on policy decisions, and not this blatant support all the time. It's important to have an open society. We believe in free speech, so we might as well say what we want to say. People just want to hear comforting lies, man. They like echoes. Yeah.

So, you know, Kyle probably should not wade into heavy politics. But you shouldn't attack him. I am not so mad at the angry Trump supporters who feel betrayed because I can understand why they do. I think their responses are inappropriate. But the ire that I feel is towards the people manipulating Kyle Rittenhouse to make him make that statement. It did look like a hostage video while he's reading it.

Like this kid did not read, like we did the show with him. He's a nice kid, but he definitely doesn't know a lot of stuff politically. I don't think he follows it, right? There was a lot of stuff we were like breaking down, which is cool. He's a nice kid, but he definitely doesn't know a lot of stuff politically. I don't think he follows it, right? There was a lot of stuff we were breaking down, which is cool. He's young. So when I see that, I'm like, that's not his words. Yep. Too bad.

Man, Kyle. Maybe we should have him come on the Culture War podcast, talk about the Trump administration, gun rights. What we need is we need a Trump advocate, Kyle Rittenhouse, and a never-Trumper. Yeah. And Ron Paul, maybe. We'll get Ron Paul. Yeah, Ron Paul's too old.

He's so great. No disrespect. It's just really hard for him to travel. Whenever we were reaching out to his people, they were just like, if he can come here. How old is he now? He's like 90? He's up there. Where did you have him?

Was it Austin? We were in Austin, so it was really easy for him to get there. That was amazing. But even then, it's like, he's an old man. He's very old. We do need some more Ron Pauls in this country. My favorite member

of Congress is Thomas Massey, hands down. Period. He's great. Also a promoter of raw milk. Absolutely. He grows cattle too and i've i disagree with massey quite a bit like there's a lot of stories that come out and i'm like why is it like the kevin mccarthy thing i wanted to see strength from the republican party and the ousting of mccarthy showed the willingness to be strong but he was very much pro mccarthy yeah i disagree with that that being said said, he is still...

He's one of the best. One of the best. I'd give Rand Paul the number one spot. Rand, okay. Rand, and you know, okay, in the House, I'd give it to Matt Gaetz. Matt Gaetz is... Yeah, the ousting of McCarthy,

the only thing you need to understand is there's a lot of politicking, there's a lot of wishful thinking, but Kevin McCarthy had a billion dollars in IOUs ripped to shreds by the actions of Gates and the members of the Freedom Caucus who challenged and removed Kevin McCarthy. Yep. So epic. That was a wild—I remember we were covering that at Postmillennial, and it was really wild.

It would be like, they're doing another vote. Okay. I wonder if he's got it this time when he was when he came into office and then and with the uh and we reported on how they had gone for this um this what was it the jackson the jeffersonian motion where it's one vote to get out and i remember thinking like that's not gonna go well and it didn't go well for him but he had to agree to it to get get in the office yeah i'm looking to say i like any politicians i mean i definitely like want to vote for the ones I agree with, but they all just fail to some degree. Well, they're politicians.

Yeah, they're there to fail. They're there to give up their principles and hold power. Right. It's like the job of a politician. Just because you voted for someone or you might agree with them a lot of things, you shouldn't feel like you have to defend them all the time. No, I agree. Always hold them accountable, no matter who it is. Well, because one thing that I think happens and that the American people forget

is that the elected representatives are there to serve us. We're not there to serve the government. They are there to serve us. And if they're not doing the job that we send them to Washington to do, then it's our job to get rid of them. Like, how are people like Lindsey Graham

still around in politics? Well, he keeps getting voted for, I guess. hello mcconnell freezes up he's 84 years old and she pushed biden out because he was too old she's older than him by three years right it's crazy they just stay around it's the other thing like i obviously think term limits are a good thing but i heard someone's one say that while that is good you also have to think about the administration like the administrative people around the politicians that stay there for a long time. Yeah. So almost thinking about how we're talking about Kamala or Joe being vessels for the White House and that ideology. Same applies to Congress, you know, and people who are there forever, whether or not they're there forever.

They're people working there constantly with the same ideology that you can't get rid of. Did you see this? I guess this broke during the show. The Department of Defense revoked the plea deal. Yeah, they revoked the plea deal. I saw that Lloyd Austin popped up on my Twitter while we were on the show. Wow. Yeah.

I always try to check for breaking news periodically. Yeah, I meant to send that to you, and then we got started talking about jokes and stuff. I forgot. This is actually a really big deal. Take a look at this um secretary of defense lloyd austin yanks plea deals for 9-11 terror attack mastermind kalikshik muhammad and two others department of defense memo released tonight also relieves the official in charge of the military commissions of her oversight in the case wow authority to enter into pre-trial

agreements in united states v kalikshik muhammad subject i have determined that in light of the significance of the decision to enter into a pre-trial agreements with the accused in the above reference case responsibility for such as for such a decision should rest with me as the superior convening authority under the military commissions act of 2009 effective immediately i hereby withdraw your authority in the above referenced case to enter into a pre-trial agreement and reserve such authority to myself. Effective immediately in the exercise of my authority, I hereby withdraw from the three pretrial agreements that you signed on July 31st, 2024 in the above referenced case. Wow. Oh, wow.

That is wild. Man. Interesting. So we were just ragging on them because you got these J6ers locked up, some of them without charges, one guy in Brooklyn, and they're going to cut pretrial agreements, plea deals, with 9-11 terrorists. And now you've got a curveball. They just shut that whole thing down. Well, I don't know.

I think that's the right thing to do. I think so, too. Give a shout-out to Lloyd Austin. What do you think happened? Optics? It does look pretty bad. I mean, these guys pleaded guilty in exchange for not having the death penalty. They pleaded guilty to killing 2,900 people in exchange for not having the death penalty.

Now, I am not in favor of capital punishment. But it's hard to say that these guys should have any punishments removed from the table after they committed the worst act of terrorism on Americans in our country ever. That is just insane. That's just insane. How are we killing mentally ill people in Texas, but these guys get off? It's weird. It's weird. It's weird, too, that we're just talking about 9-11 so much now. I don't know if you've noticed this.

On Twitter. There was that whole new video that was released? It's just 9-11 is just everywhere, which always gives my like... It gives you a little spidey sense tingling. The crazy part of my brain goes off. Like, why are we talking about all these things all the time right now? Are they trying to get moderate Republican types to defend Democrats or something? Oh, they do weird things like this all the time too.

When I was still teaching, obviously this is way different, but it's 9-11-ish, is they had a lot of terrorists that I saw professors promoting a book of terrorists that were writing poetry. Do you remember that? It was like, this is terrorist poetry.

You should buy and read. I'm like, oh, that's kind of weird. Weird, I don't want to read the poetry of terrorists. I'm good. If I don't read the poetry of terrorists, does that make me Islamophobic? I don't know. Actually, yes. I think it's sad that we have to speculate what the reasoning is behind this.

I mean, this should be the right decision because it's the right decision. We shouldn't have to speculate whether it's good for optics or whatever. It's sad. Yeah, that's a great point. How have we not had the trials, though? We haven't had the trials because every time we've tried to have trials, the defense

attorneys for the, you know, murdering terrorists have said that they were mistreated while they've been detained, and so therefore they can't have any trials. Wow. That has happened multiple times. So that's a big part of it. You know, is they have, They keep filing all these motions. It's crazy.

There are many voters right now who are going to be voting in November who were born after 9-11. It's true. Obviously born after 9-11. There's going to be a 24-year-old who was a year old, not even a year old on 9-11. And they're not going to understand pre- year old who was a year old not even a year old on 9-11 and they're not going to understand pre-patriot act and then think about the next 20 years when we're all going to be super old i don't know about super old but you know i'll be 58 and you're going to have the the key demo the majority of the working class um or like mid-range workers are going to be people who were born after 9-11.

And the Patriot Act and the surveillance state and the manipulation and the AI will just be normal to all of them. This is why politics keeps rolling on like a giant grinding mouth. This is why I live in Wyoming. Could this DOD thing just be the administration trying to help Kamala

so that it doesn't look like they're soft on terrorism. Because the attack ads would come out and be like, under Kamala Harris, the 9-11 terrorists. But man, youth vote doesn't really matter all that much. That's so underhanded and sneaky and gross that they would do it for political reasons.

Even though it is the right thing to do. Well, I don't know why they did it. I'm just glad that they're not giving the plea deal to, it would be an election. It's like how you, maybe, maybe the, maybe the plea deal was an,

I was the argument of let's just get it done with so they can be guilty. And you get a guilty plea. And then it's just over. Yeah. I mean, nine 11 families have been dealing with this for this whole time. All the people suffering with the stuff they inhaled that John Stewart keeps helping out firefighters. And yeah. Oh, I think think about this i think about the way uh with julian assange

and biden you know it's great i love it but it seems like there you know there's why do we have to speculate right shouldn't have to no because they all lie to us it's we're surrounded by constant lies you know well i was talking to libby earlier you know i i was a political appointee in the trump years at the state department the deep state department and um 90 percent of the federal workforce is democrat 90 so when when a republican comes in so they're all rowing in one direction right they're all rowing in the direction of liberalism, Democrat, whatever. And so when a Republican comes in, it's like you have to turn the entire ship. Wow.

And so they talk about, you know, deconstructing the administrative state, but the level of effort that it will actually require to do that is really, I mean, I don't think people realize what it's going to take. What do you think it takes? Is it? Yeah. I mean, I think't think people realize what it's going to take to actually. What do you think it takes? Is it? Yeah.

I mean, I think you have to bring people in from out of D.C. that are preparing themselves for their next job and just building. They look at these. This is a resume builder. These jobs, they don't actually remember that they're serving and on the payroll of the American taxpayer. And so I think you have to bring people from outside of DC that have no ties here and that have no interest in the cocktail party circuit, no interest in building a career here. You give, give them a job and then they leave. I know that sounds crazy, but why would anyone do that? You have to believe. Yeah.

I mean there were a lot of people that wanted to do it in 2016 and there still are. Um, but you just, you know, you have to believe. I mean, there were a lot of people that wanted to do it in 2016 and there still are. But you just, you know, you have to. People go into industries to build careers, though, not just to have a job. You know, that's true. That's true. Maybe a younger crowd who hopefully has more conservative values. Yeah.

You know, infiltrating. And that's where it can change. I don't think there's anything you can do to regulate this. Any type of change. It's going to be like a moral shift. Absolutely. Absolutely. And people have to really believe in what they're doing.

Right. And then you were saying earlier that you think it's just all a wash. And I think there are a lot of people that feel that way. That they just don't have any sort of say over how it works. It's just like you're seeing people disagree on the most fundamental things. I don't know how these people ever come together to do anything for a long time. It's going to be really hard. Again, why I live out in Wyoming with a bunch of guns.

Stop promoting it. They're going to come build more houses there. It's too cold. It's way too cold out in Wyoming and windy for a lot of people to come i mean the winters are really harsh so yeah i don't know that's how i feel about it's one thing i'm actually worried about west virginia i've been thinking about a lot lately is infrastructure that's everyone's favorite word is a lot not a lot of people but all of a sudden a lot of people and hospitals and restaurants there's been a lot of they can already not handle a lot of this what we have

now and now there's all this new housing and basically these houses like grow up out of the ground overnight right i'm like how are they gonna tight zoning right and how are the hospitals gonna handle this because there's already hospitals you know my wife being pregnant stuff we've been you know going around just looking not many hospitals some of them just had one of them just had a crazy flood all these people are here. It seems like a recipe for disaster. Either that or a recipe to get a lot more tax dollars and build some stuff. This past winter, it was funny. My son and I were at the grocery store, and the grocery store was packed.

Everyone was stocking up on everything. We were like, oh, what's going on? They were like, there's going to be a huge blizzard coming through. We were like, oh gonna be a huge blizzard coming through we were like oh well okay you know so we got like a couple extra things not that much extra stuff and some rock salt we went home and do you know that rock salt is still in the trunk of my car and the blizzard comes and we were like oh look at the pretty it It's pretty. And then we figured out what the issue was. They plowed our street once. And that was it. And it was like, oh.

We're used to different types of plowing situations. We got the extra stuff. Yeah. Normally in New York, you come out in the morning. It's already plowed. The sidewalk is already cleared. The only thing you really have to worry about is those two-foot deep puddles in the middle of the street. It's been really hot here.

Yeah. And we haven't had snow in like a couple of years. There was snow last year. Yeah, a little bit. It was the blizzard that these people were telling me about. Yeah, but we all thought there was going to be big snow, and then we didn't get anything. It was not very much snow.

In 2020, we had a lot of snow. And then the past couple of years, there's been nothing. We bought a snow plow because we've got, we had this big long driveway. It's like a thousand feet long, and now we've got this big property, all these driveways, so we got this plow,

and then like it doesn't snow, and we're just like, okay, I guess. We get a lot of snow. We get a lot of snow. I mean, I live at the base of the mountain, and we're at 6,200 feet above sea level,

so we even get more snow than town. Uh, last winter was pretty mild, but the winter before my poor husband who is six foot eight, by the way, and so he knows how to shovel snow. But, um, yeah, I think, I think a lot of people move to Wyoming for, because it's so beautiful. They see pictures, whatever. And then they spend one winter and they're like, I'm good. I'm going to go back to where I came from.

Brutal winters. Actually, the people that owned the house before us, they were from Nevada and they purchased their house in the summertime because it's really beautiful. Everything's super green.

And then they sold it a year later because they couldn't deal with the wintertime. We're going to go to Super Chat. So if you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends, head over to TimCast.com, click

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The only problem was she has repeatedly, repeatedly defended this guy, and she is just another feminist who thinks she can get in the room with a man, and then afterwards, now, I was proven right. Sure enough, the next day she says, I'm so sorry, I should have shaken your hand, and I will embrace you if I see proven right. Sure enough, the next day, she says, I'm so sorry. I should have shaken your hand, and I will embrace you. If I see you again, I wish you the best. Hoping the individual beats up more women and makes it to the end.

Okay. Rematch incoming. I mean, I just, it's an emotional reaction to try and defend a woman who would support this stuff. And now, Lauren Boebert's raised $63,000 for a woman who is advocating men fight women. After getting beaten by one. But that makes the most sense. Yeah. Of course,

she's in the ring with the guy. She supports it. Yeah, she's into it. It's just weird to me that it's like, feminists advocate for a thing, they get thing, I feel bad for her,

let's give her money. I don't get that. Yeah. If a feminist started advocating for a thing, they get thing. I feel bad for her. Let's give her money. I don't get that. The feminists started advocating for open borders and then a bunch of criminals went to her neighborhood and started destroying things. I'm not going to pay her. And then imagine a woman was like, we need open

borders. And then a bunch of cartel members come to her neighborhood and destroy everything. And then conservatives all rally together to fundraise for her on her behalf. And then the next day she's like, oh, by the way, I still want open borders. It's like madness. Yeah. Madness. It's ridiculous.

Token Black Guy says, Rip Clint, we were always here for you, brother, and we'll welcome you back with open arms. Hear, hear. Brown Bear, 992, asking a revolutionary what happens to them after the revolution is the same as asking them how they would feel if they didn't eat breakfast yesterday indeed it is we were talking about this this morning on the culture war podcast leftist revolutionaries historically are the first to be eliminated by the new regime working class people in factories and at home and carpenters

are not a threat to the to the established Revolutionary types like Antifa and their ilk, once they remove the established power and certain elements of their factions gain power, guess what? The new Generalissimo says, who's the threat to our power? It's not the guy in the factory who makes bread. It's the revolutionary leftists.

So they're always the first to get sent to the gulag. They are the threat. Raymond G mega stanley jr says oh boy here we go again with the online whiny baby conservatives getting mad at kyle they should focus on november 5th if they care that much about trump winning i mean honest question and i don't mean this with disrespect i mean honestly uh is cat turd doing any kind of like voter registration efforts? I certainly respect his advocacy online, which generates a lot of attention and will help in that regard. But there is the risk of a lot of that preaching to the choir. So if you do want to take issue with what Kyle Rittenhouse says, the most effective thing you can do is try and register new voters.

Midnight Toker says, bought graphene dream in Appalachian. Like both, but graphene is better. Easier on my stomach and I new voters. Midnight Toker says, bought graphene dream and Appalachian. Like both, but graphene is better. Easier on my stomach and I love coffee. Is there hidden flavors that frothing with milk

or honey or anything that brings it out? I don't know. I just have espresso. I do Appalachian nights, but I do it as an espresso. And it's delicious. Yeah. Have you had the Appalachian Nights, but I do it as an espresso. And it's delicious. Yeah.

Have you had the Appalachian Nights, Libby? No, I haven't had any of your coffee. We haven't. Can I take some? Sure. We've got to figure out where it is. I'll give it a shot. Everyone keeps saying

Graphene Dream is the best. It's kind of crazy. Because if it is, then wow, Ian's a lucky guy. I haven't tried that one. I haven't tried the Ian Graffian Dream either. No, it was a couple of months ago I was going to get some, and then it was all sold out, and then I forgot.

And mostly I drink tea. Yeah, we need to make tea as well. Yeah, Tim tea. You know what I drink is like this turmeric ginger tea. Don't you have a physical location too coming? We are building it, and I have good news. We just got word that in martinsburg we have passed another milestone talk about you know what man look west virginia is my

is mega country okay second most trump supporting country uh state in the country you know the first is wyoming it's indeed wyoming yeah yep and west virgin is number two. And it has been so insanely difficult for us to try and open a business and invest in West Virginia. It has been very frustrating. Is it just all that there's like crazy regulation? But they're historical buildings. It's such an old place that we have this building. And it's like, this building's been there for hundreds of years, for 100 and something years. So the elevator is, of course, nope, got to be replaced. There's no access to the second floor without it. So you can't have it open to the public because of ADA regulations. So now the building, for the most part, anything beyond the

first floor, then even though it's a separate part of the building, according to local regulations, it still counts as part of the open first floor. So even though a customer walking in the front door to go to the coffee shop would have no access whatsoever to the second floor, legally they still consider the second floor part of the first, and we can't open because it's a staircase. So we have to replace the entire elevator shaft. How is the second floor part of the first floor

if it's the second floor? Don't ask me. Okay. There's a separate entrance. Are these county or city? I think, I don't know. I'm not handling it, but basically there's a separate five. There's a separate entrance. Are these county or city? I think, I don't know. I'm not handling it. But basically, there's a separate entrance. There's a locked door between the stairs, second floor.

So on the side of the building brings you to the second and third floor. The front door brings you in the storefront. Doesn't matter. They said, nope, it's one building. And as long as there are stairs on the first floor, then the second floor is part of the open floor plan for the first. And if it's open to the public, then you have to have accessibility for wheelchairs and for

crutches and things like that. You can't use the elevator because it's too old, so you have to replace the entire elevator. Uh-oh, it's a historic elevator, one of the first ever made in the country. Of course. You have to, what, restore it? Probably why the guy sold us the building. Right.

But, well, the issue is we can demolish the elevator. No problem. We can go in, rip it to shreds, throw it in the garbage. And it's like the fourth elevator ever made in the United States or something like that. No. So you don't want to destroy the elevator. Nope. And then, well, you can't get it updated.

It's like there's restrictions on how you can update it. It works just fine, but it's not up to, for private use, it's fine. And so then I said, okay, how about this? How about we seal off the front first floor and we get rid of all doors? That may be the solution. So there's no door that leads to the stairs. They're beautiful stairs, though. Yeah, you have to go through a back door.

And so, I don't know. Anyway, apparently, we just got some approval. Yo, it's been almost two years now. Almost two years of going back and forth, and the city's saying, it's not our fault. We want it to happen. And it's like, dude. If they wanted it to happen,

they would probably not put you through the ringer on these silly things. I mean, I'm seriously getting to the point where I might just consider going to a different city. Come to Wyoming. Not leaving West Virginia. We've already got a massive facility and office buildings. But just going to not dealing with Martinsburg.

They're going to be a pain in the butt like that. And it's sad because there's a diner down the street that just closed down. And I was hoping. It's closer to my house. Charlestown. Charlestown is great. We were looking.

There's that great building. There's two buildings we were looking at. One's in Charlestown. Is it that Thomas? Is it that? The problem is the owner of it gave a tenant upstairs a sweetheart three-year deal. And I find that offensive. I told him, I was like, I got no problem with the tenant

upstairs who wants to live there long-term, but the idea that you would try to sell me a building, but then before you did, you go to a guy and you give him a sweetheart deal for three years. I can't buy your building now, but I have a nice day. You know, you got to watch out. Let me work the deal with the tenant. In Charlestown, there's a lot of big caverns beneath those buildings. Yeah. One of them, there's like a horror story of of some high school kids who died. What? What happened? Under the ice cream shop, right next to it, there's hidden caves. Oh my goodness. And there's also a possible cult

in Charlestown. That's cool. Really? What's the cult? I forget the name. Who told me about that? That sounds like something you'd know about. I know, I forgot. I did not look into that myself, but I was told they have some facility there. Alright, Millennial Republic says, raid night with some IRL in the background. Happy Friday, y'all, for the horde.

For the horde. Do people still play World of Warcraft? I know Adrian Curry does, but I was reading that their player base is gone. Like, apparently they still have millions of people paying monthly, but they don't actually play anymore and they just forgot they have the subscription. And there's only a few hundred thousand people who actually play or something. Dead World of Warcraft theory. That's what's up. It's true though.

A lot of people sign up for things and then forget about it. Yeah. I did that with The Economist. You're sad about that. Yeah, because it was like $34 a month, and I was like, damn it. I think there's an app that you can review all of your subscriptions.

Yeah, but you have to pay for that, too. Yeah, and then you forget you have that one. And it's just like, oh, my goodness. Never-ending. So I just try and go through and delete everything. I did delete The Economist, because what happens is I want to read something and so then I'll sign up and then I'll forget to delete it.

Yeah, I know. Especially when you're trying to write things. Write something fast and you want to reference something and you just want to read it real quick. All right. We have a bunch of subscriptions, but that one's expensive.

Bloomberg is a bitch. Yeah. Dr. Doctor says, well, let me just quote the late great Colonel Sanders who said, I'm too drunk to taste the chicken. Ricky Bobby May Baby. Ricky Bobby May.

Baby Jesus bless America. May Baby Jesus bless America and his golden fleece diapers. Well, OK. Drewish says, with lefties, democracy means communist coup. Indeed. It's the biggest gaslight of our time. The democracy thing. It really is. It's so fake. They're so fake about it they don't mean it but they don't have to be truthful i mean they they

don't have to be no because what they're doing right now leaves them anyway they're just shuffling in their their person all right andrew russ says a friend told me about the pizza index is on the uptick what does that mean meaning the warmongers are working late in D.C. Oh, interesting. That's an interesting statistic. Wow. Late night pizza deliveries. Yeah. Wow. And then he says also regarding lithium in the water, governmental placement of calming agent was the premise of the movie Serenity. Hmm. Yep. Polly Pure says,

Tim is correct. The DNC and the RNC are private clubs that can make and break their own rules. Yep. And that's what you get, America. You haven't had real choice in a long time. And then Donald Trump, who wasn't supposed to win, wins. The Republicans were pissed. The Democrats were pissed.

The Republicans were pissed because Donald Trump stormed his way in. It wasn't supposed to win the primary. Democrats thought he was a Pied Piper candidate who was going to lead the Republicans to ruin and Hillary Clinton would win. And the news organizations and fact checkers and pollsters all said, Hillary Clinton has a 98% chance of winning. And then we hit that 1.9%

and Donald Trump got it. I loved watching that needle turn on the election night. Almost 10 years now. Almost 10 years. It was 8 years ago. Almost 10 years. Almost 10 years. That is crazy. It was eight years ago. Yeah, yeah. That's crazy.

I just remember everyone crying after. The needle on New York Times slowly going over. They were so confident over here. And then slowly, yeah, going back. They were horrified. Oh, yeah. When, I think it was Nevada or whatever, state went for like Hillary.

And then the Trump campaign announced they were gonna be filing a lawsuit. All the Democrats at the Sputnik office, they were like, here it comes. And they were all smug and laughing. So I've told the story a bunch, but it's always a great story. I was hanging out with Cassandra McDonald.

She was working at Sputnik and she was the only Trump supporter. The entire office was, was Dem were Democrats and they were all smug and smirking and they're like soy boys. Yeah. And Cassandra was like, whatever, whatever.

And then they were like, Oh, look at this. You know, Hillary's winning again. And then as the needle started to move, it's close to the 50%. It was like 99% Hillary.

Then it gets to like the 50%. Cassandra's going, Oh my God, I think he might win. And then people in the room start sweating. And then by the the room start sweating. And then by the end of the night, literally everybody was crying, even Cassandra,

but she was crying tears of joy and the rest were crying tears of fear. I was on the transition team in 2016. Wow. And we actually shared a building with the Hillary transition team. Wow. Yes, it was 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue, just right down the street

from the executive office building. What were you hearing? I mean, it was, they had such a, I don't know what the word for it. They would walk in with smirks on their face and kind of look at us, you know, oh, you know, you're going to be gone here in a few weeks. And I just remember the next day walking into that elevator after Trump won was the greatest feeling because I mean they were in tears it was just it was awesome I was even at the I was even at the RNC watch party up at the W Hotel downtown and even that crowd was like wanting Trump to lose. Really? Oh, absolutely. 100% they were.

Yeah. And so it was truly, it was the greatest feeling because, you know, I moved to DC at 22. I had no idea what I was doing and I started working for Donald Trump and everyone told me, you're never going to have a career.

This is going to end your career forever. And of course, the day after the election, they were all calling me for jobs. Right. Of course. But yeah, I think it was just an amazing feeling walking into that elevator and looking them right in the eye.

Yeah. Those are the good old days. I am. Yeah. And you know, we just want it one more time. Can we just have that again this November? How old are you, Kellen? 26.

So this is eight years ago. You probably weren't paying attention all that much, were you? I was. I was actually watching it that night. Oh, okay, good, good. I remember it. You got to experience the joy. I didn't think he was going to win.

And then it was like 2 a.m. I'm like, holy, he's going to win. Where were you on this one? Were you crying on the ground screaming? Or were you like, yeah? Or were you just like, huh? More, uh. I was shocked. I was shocked, though? More, uh. I was shocked.

I was shocked, though. I definitely was. I was like, I can't believe what I'm seeing right now. Yeah, because you're from a more moderate area, though, right? Yeah. Definitely blue from where I grew up. Maryland? Yeah, yeah.

Outside of D.C. Oh, okay. Then definitely blue. So very, very blue. Yeah. A lot of people were upset. It was glorious. I really think we need to stop with the infighting, though. If you've noticed a lot of that were upset. It was glorious. I really think we need to stop with infighting, though, if you've noticed a lot of that on Twitter.

Oh, yeah. Never Trumpers. I think it's also people are preparing for their next job in the administration. And I saw this when I was on the campaign in 2020. People were so focused on what their next job would be. And I'm like, guys, we have a campaign. We have an election to win. And I feel that now.

And I'm really scared about it because, you know, we have to win. And the Dems with their preferred, you know, shoved in candidate are going to do whatever it takes. They have the entire media apparatus behind them. I mean, look at what's happened in the last week yeah now camel is i mean we talked about this earlier but now camel is the greatest thing and i just think we need to be on our a game and um stop bickering hopefully surrounded by people who are actually focused on the now yeah yeah absolutely what their next move is i'm at which i get and you Absolutely. You have to have a plan. Yeah.

And we saw that, you know, at the transition team last time around. We had, you know, we weren't prepared. And I remember walking into the State Department pre-January, like interviewing the outgoing officials. Wow. That was a wild, wild time. I was like, this is surreal. I mean, there were tears, like I was saying.

But you have to have a plan. And like I was saying earlier, you know, it's going to take a lot to right that ship. But if we don't win the election, then there's no chance of that. I mean, we don't, you know, so. Yeah. All right. This guy says, hey, Tim, longtime watcher, first time super chatter. I love the work you do and find you to be the most reliable news source available. Thank you for all you're doing. And screw that Clint Torres dude. Well, Clint's allowed to express his opinion. But it is always funny to me.

Like, look, we have people cancel all the time. We have people who are members and then they cancel. They don't say anything to us. It is funny to me when there are people who are like, they post five super chats explaining. They send us 50 bucks to explain why it is they disagree and they're mad at me or whatever. And it's like, well, you know, it is what it is. If you want to go watch a show where they're going to agree with everything you say, it will not be this one. Barely a millennial says, just wanted to say the easiest way to get healthier is to stick to the perimeter of the grocery store.

Oh, and Libby, I've been looking into those DEI executive orders, especially 14-035. Holy crap. What is that one? I don't know what 14-035. Holy crap. What is that one? I don't know what 14-035 is, but if it's one of those first ones on the first days, they're all pretty bad. Wow. But what did you say? 14-035? I'm going to write it. 1-4-0-3-5.

1-4-0-3-5. Matt Murphy says, interesting that they frame Kamala as a black woman, Asian American. Is the left finally claiming victory for the destruction of the black family? I'm not sure I understand what that means. No idea. Is that because she, like, doesn't have a family or something? The Big Klobaznik says, well, dang, Tim, I hear you talk about it all the time, but tonight I had to go searching for TimCast IRL. It's usually on my front page.

That's right. And the funny thing is we can we like we can see it, dude. Come on. Like today, I think the we're like 28,000 peak concurrent viewers, which is like Friday and a lot of people are partying. So I'm not surprised that on a Friday night we have less. But then we get inundated with messages being like YouTube will not send me the show and I have to go find it. And then you can see it in the analytics. Let's see. PercentM says,

The national debt was started officially in 1917 as a way to pay for World War I. We have never actually paid off that debt. We're still paying off World War I. Yeah, but you know, if the U.S. bought Bitcoin, imagine if in 2009 the U.Ss bought all the bitcoin it would be worthless because nobody would have any nobody would be using it let's go neo reaper says breaking they're now saying the ccp was involved in the trump assassination attempt and that there was an arrest at mar-a-lago i heard something about that i don't

know about an arrest though have you guys heard this really. I heard something about that. I don't know about the rest, though. Have you guys heard this? Really? No. I heard something about China being involved. Nina A says, in regular chat, TimCastIRL is never on my front page even if I watch the show almost every day. You see, YouTube would love it if the show ceased to exist.

But the problem is, people choose to watch it. YouTube wants to exist in a world where they decide what people watch, and they hope most people will just watch whatever is suggested to them. And that's true for a lot of people, which is why we have been what's called tiny room shadow band, where they stop recommending the channel at all. The TimCast News Morning Show is not searchable on Google because Google is hoping that we go away. If I put that into YouTube search, you got to scroll down until you pop up. If you go to YouTube.com slash TimCast News, take the title of any one of my live streams or videos and Google search that title, the video does not come up. Yep.

Crazy. The music video comes up. Yep. Crazy. The music video comes up, but nothing news related. Yeah, and other people have complained that if you try searching for the show, YouTube will also send you a whole bunch of leftist progressive channels instead. Oh yeah, I've seen that. Crazy. Yeah. It's like the search the other day where you'd search

Trump campaign or whatever and it would be Kamala Harris' campaign that comes up first. Rigging the game. Have you noticed a difference since Twitter became X? Well, I mean, not for Google stuff, but on X, it looks like traffic went way down. Really? Well, yeah, because Elon started banning all the bots, and it was all dead internet fake garbage.

What you do is you make a bunch of bots, and then you have those bots programmed to search for statements that contain certain qualifiers to retweet and like them. So if someone says something like, vote Kamala, you create a million bots throughout the world and they seek out posts like this that they will like and retweet. And then some teenager on X will be like, wow, when I said vote Kamala, I got 10,000 retweets. I'm going to keep doing this. And the bots are trying to manipulate behavior. Elon basically said, I'm going to monetize that. Now, if you want to post and actually have an effect on the algorithm, you've got to be paying me money.

And then they all evaporated. We have a weird thing at Postmillennial where, you know, we'll put links in our stories to past stories, background and whatever. And I would always just do a search, you know, subject the post millennial on Google and stories would pop up and I would just link to them. And now if you do subject and the post millennial, we're not on the first page, we're not on the second page. Something changed within the past, like I would say three months. And it's very difficult to find our stories on Google and it's annoying. It disrupted my workflow, but also it's like

just also total trash. I mean, it's a real... Who are you going to talk to about that? It's a real bang job, you know, having this happen. Terrible. Common Sense Fishing says,

as an HVAC contractor making $300K a year, I understand your complaint about Social Security. What do you say to those who've paid into Social Security for the last 20 to 30 years? F you, you lose your money

or a giant refund. If I was actually ever going to be in office and had to deal with Social Security, I would do a tapering down. We would, first, no new recipients. So for those that have paid into it, yeah, that's too bad. You're not receiving it now. Actually, no, I take that back. It would be like a cutoff point probably at anyone who's 41 and after, you can expect to receive it, but anyone younger, start making other plans. And we'd also have to figure out if you're under that age, then you slowly stop paying because someone's got to pay into it if we're tapering it down. But then as we slowly start reducing the payments, the people who are receiving it start getting less and less and less.

And something like that. The challenge, I suppose, is that people did pay into it. And they now want it. How about this? We pay you back what you paid into it. The issue, I guess, is you built – I'd be cool with that. But that's not going to work.

You're going to get back $100 a month or something. So you paid into a system that doesn't work. And I don't think the solution is just to be like, let's just keep trying to glue it together. The reality is, sooner or later, the whole thing collapses. We can try to manage the collapse now, or we can wait 20 years until it implodes, and then people are screaming in destitute. People need to start, and this is for millennials. You better have a retirement plan set up. Hope you have kids, because ain't going to be no Social Security for you.

You're going to be old, and you are going to be homeless. And that's what we're seeing now. Good luck. Have a family. Or you can have kids, you know, have a family. And then when you're old and dying, you'll have three kids and 12 grandkids or whatever. And they're going to be like, we love you, Grandpa. And you're going to say, or Grandma.

And then you're going to be like, I lived a good life. Thank you for taking care of me in my retirement. I knew I could always rely on you. And then they're all going to cry and be sad that Grandpa died. Or you can be an old man lying under a bridge. And the police will come by and say, hey, you, move! You can't be here. And then you're gonna have a heart attack. The police will be those robots

rolling around California, though. And around the grocery store. The robots will come and start cattle prodding. You know one of the best scenes in a movie ever is Groundhog Day, when Bill Murray tries to save the old homeless man, but no matter what he does, he cannot do it. The old man's time had just come.

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