Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #146 - NYPD Commissioner Calls BLM Activists SPOILED BRATS, Scott Presler Joins

Episode Date: October 7, 2020

Tim, Ian, and Lydia welcome voting and trash-pickup community leader Scott Presler to talk about current events and the way the election will shape up. Conversation goes from the damage BLM is doing to the good that Scott is doing to the way the local media covered Scott's work in Baltimore to the voter enthusiasm for Trump (spoiler alert: HIGH) to the indictment of Netflix in a Texas county court for their production of the perverted movie 'Cuties', and finally, mask mandates, Bernie Sanders, and third party votes.  Support the show (http://Timcast.com/donate) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Black Lives Matter protests, riots, civil unrest, whatever it's supposed to be called, has been going on nonstop for about 130 days. And it's falling out of the news cycle. And it's kind of weird because they recently, I don't know, threw an explosive into the window of a Starbucks and were throwing explosives at cops and setting fires. And it's still happening. And nobody cares anymore. I guess as we get closer to the election, the media just isn't covering this stuff,

but they can't deny it. And I think regular people are paying attention, at least to what they can. And then we see these these these, you know, statements from like Joe Biden that Antifa is just an idea. We see this comment put out by this long video, actually, by Michelle Obama, where she's like, Trump is racist and fanning the flames. And it's like, yo, please just denounce this. But she says overwhelmingly peaceful. Yeah, yeah. OK. Serial killers are overwhelmingly peaceful, right? It doesn't mean anything to me. What am I supposed to say to my friends and family when the riots are still happening? Now, for the most part, it's in the Pacific Northwest. And that's kind of going crazy

because apparently now a poll came out showing that Mayor Ted Wheeler, who is the mayor of Portland and doing miserably by every metric left, right, up, down, whatever, he's losing in the polls to a candidate who calls herself the Antifa candidate. And she's up 11 points. So I kind of feel like this is the future we can be looking forward to. When Donald Trump comes out and says, you know, in a Biden's America, this is what you're going to get. I think he's being a little bit over the top. And I don't like this idea of like fear and vote for me.

But Biden does the exact same thing. Michelle Obama did the exact same thing. And then you look at what actually happens when people don't go out and vote. You get do nothing politicians, you get Mayor Ted Wheeler, and then you get Antifa mayors when he fails. So we have a very special guest who does kind of like the opposite of Antifa and Black Lives Matter as they're like burning things down. Scott Pressler is cleaning things up. Yeah. Well, thank you, Tim, for having me. Yeah.

I mean, whoever thought it would be such a revolutionary idea to go out and pick up trash? You know what I love the most about it is that when Antifa goes out and destroys everything, you get Michelle Obama being like, they're peaceful. And then when you went out and cleaned up garbage, they're like, what's his motive? It's a trick. It's like, wow. So anyway, we're going to talk about that. We have this story. The NYPD commissioner is, I guess he's calling the Black Lives Matter protesters spoiled brats for wasting police resources, which is kind of funny.

And I can only imagine we'll make things kind of escalate because, I don't know, they kind of are spoiled brats for wasting police resources which is kind of funny and i can only imagine we'll make things kind of escalate because i don't know they kind of are spoiled brats so when they hear that they're gonna have a temper tantrum but also hanging out today we got ian crossland of course hi there he's chilling hey yeah hi scott hey and uh long-haired hippies unite lydia's chilling she's producing instead i am i'm over here in the corner i zoom my camera in a little bit so hopefully i look a little closer to the scene. So, yes, let's let's let's jump to this first story, because I thought it was a really interesting contrast considering Scott's here and this is just happening. So we have this from the Daily Mail. NYPD commissioner calls Black Lives Matter protesters spoiled brats for wasting police resources after 14 were arrested during last night's demonstrations over the cop killing

over the cop killing of a black city worker in Texas. Commissioner Dermot Shea laid into protesters demanding an end to police brutality and racism in an interview with NY1 Tuesday morning. Shea accused them of breaking windows, property damage, graffiti, lighting fires, and called them spoiled brats and knuckleheads. Knuckleheads, that's not particularly edgy at all, but sure. The crazy thing is, though, I've covered a lot of protests and riots and stuff in, I shouldn't even say riots, in New York. People typically don't go around starting fires and smashing stuff, so this is like a serious escalation for New York City.

NYPD told Daily Mail 14 were arrested and 10 summonses issued. New Yorkers took to the streets Monday to protest Jonathan Price's killing. White cop Sean David Lucas gunned down Price while the black man was trying to break up a domestic fight at a gas station in Wolf City Saturday night. Price's death tops off a string of police killings of black men and women across America in recent months, which have sparked nationwide protests. I actually take issue with that last bullet point they got that it's like, what does it say? A string of killings. It's like they're killings all the time of, you know, tons of different people.

And to insinuate there's like a pattern or whatever is kind of, you know, whatever. But, you know, so there's a couple of things that I wanted to bring up with this story. And then we'll just like launch this into, Scott, who you are and what you do. The first thing is, why is it that a cop in Texas kills a dude

and they go out and protest the NYPD? Like, did the NYPD have anything to do with it? Did smashing that Starbucks window in Seattle have anything to do with it. Did smashing that Starbucks window in Seattle have anything to do with it? I kind of feel like they're not really protesting anything. They're just, you know, basically yelling rabble, rabble, rabble. I don't know if you guys what are your thoughts as we as we segue now into like what's going on? Black Lives Matter. Well, violence and hatred don't stop at borders.

That's one way to look at it. Similar to pollution. Well, I just don't get why if Black Lives Matter, why don't we see this kind of outrage every time every single black person is killed? Why is it only when it's a police officer or why is it when it's only when the race is different of the officer and the victim. I mean, if black lives truly matter, which they do, then where's the outrage? When illegal immigrants, for example, kill the black community, we never hear those stories. They never get a protest. They never get a march or demonstration. It's the critical theory power dynamics.

It's the police are the oppressors in a position of power. And so when you bring up that, OK, well, what about this guy killing this guy? Like, well, that's not authority, even though it kind of still disregards wealth dynamics and class dynamics. So the real the reality, the answer to your question, there isn't one. There's no good reason. I can't quite understand it. They just don't like cops. I mean, they don't they don't say all oppression.

All oppressors are bad. You know, A-O-B. They say all cops are bad. But my question, I guess, is like, what ultimately do you accomplish by screaming in the face of an NYPD officer who has no idea what's going on in Texas? That something happened in Texas. Or let's be real for a second. I mean, why don't these people do something productive like I believe about changing a system from the inside out? So if you're fed up with the police system, why don't you become a police officer and reform units for Baltimore schools where the students had to actually leave school because it was too hot during the summer when they started? Why not do something productive?

And, you know, I'd be so bold as to say, have these people actually spoken to the black community? Because I speak to the black community. You know what they say? They are against defunding the police because they know that less police equals more crime. So these people and the leadership roles, I don't think they're actually speaking on behalf of the black community in general. Could you imagine like some Black Lives Matter dude watching the TV and seeing the story and then going, ah, fury and then like going outside and run and like building a house and like, you know, putting things together? I'm so angry. I'm going to build this house to help the homeless. It doesn't happen. That'd be cool. I mean, I know, I know. I'd be so there. It's like they have all this anger and they go outside and they just yell

and then everyone runs around smashing stuff and doesn't solve any of the problems. And if you try to tell them like, hey, let's take that anger and do something good, they just get angrier. Like, how dare you? It's my righteous anger. I love it. I posted something about – there was this meme on Facebook someone posted, and it's like really dumb. They're like, if you're anti-antifa, that means you're pro-fascist. Oh, my gosh. If there's an Islamophobe who is, you know, like attacking Muslim people and I go up to them and like I stop them from doing it because I'm anti Islamophobe.

Does that make me like pro Muslim? And they're like, yes. And I was like, but I'm not a fan of organized religion in that capacity. So I'm just I'm just anti violence. Right. And they're like, well, you need to understand like what you're supporting when you support fascism so i asked him straight up if antifa goes to like a bunch of white antifa go to a black neighborhood and start smashing things up and burning things down does that make them fascists and they were like it means you don't understand why they feel that way and their anger and i'm like oh now it's justified like so

say now now they're allowed to go and attack minorities because their feelings are hurt. You know, I went to Kenosha, Wisconsin, and I went there after they burned down several buildings. And I spoke personally to the business owners, Asian business owner, Hispanic business owner, a black beauty salon that was burned to the ground. You know, really, how does it help the black community when you're burning down a black community center i don't get it i think they're racists yeah i mean like we talked about this last night what prince harry said you know i can't i can't repeat his quote i have to be very careful i say because it's such an like prince harry said that he believes the world was created according to prince harry by white people and he went on to add that it was created, and this is Prince Harry saying this, for white people. You see, I have to phrase that so that the context is like Prince Harry is the one who said he believes the world was made for his race. That's racist.

And so these are the people who are going around. And then, you know what I think? I'm willing to bet there's a bunch of people who they really are white supremacists. And they're giving carte blanche because the media is like so long as they're wearing hoodies you know they can do whatever they want and they do and then afterwards they're like don't worry we're helping and then what do you see in these videos it's locals like there's there's one video where these two white women are spray painting and smashing a window and two black women come up oh yeah and they're yeah and they're like get out of here and they're like no we're helping you no you weren't get out of my neighborhood dude i can't imagine that like what it must be like

to live in this place that's already suffering and then have these people show up yelling anger like we're helping as they like punch you and smash everything and like flip your car over and and then when you beg for help the media calls you the fascist. Or when you clean up a city, they question your motives. That's what I love about what you've done. So for those, like, do you want to explain like what you've been doing and you know who you are? Sure. Well, my name is Scott Pressler. I never thought this would be my life.

I started off as a dog walker, graduated from George Mason with a 3.63, just FYI. Is that good? But I, it's okay. It's high. It's high. I could have done better. But I couldn't find a 3.63, just FYI. Is that good? It's okay. It's high. I could have done better. But I couldn't find a job. So I walked dogs because there's no shame in working hard and a hard day's labor.

I moved to Texas to help elect a governor, Greg Abbott, which is why I'm always wearing Texas boots. Spent two years of my life working to defeat Hillary Clinton. And now I'm on this mission to reelect Donald Trump. And it was the president, when he was talking about the city of Baltimore and the state of the city, that I decided to tweet on social media, I'm going to Baltimore to go pick up trash. And the tweet went viral. And all these people were wanting to help. And then I was like, because I only had six days. And we organized 200 volunteers on a Monday, and we picked up 12 tons of trash in 12 hours in one day in one of the most dangerous streets, West Baltimore, in the country. And then the Baltimore Sun questioned my motives and said, yeah.

Well, how dare you? How dare? I have been watching CNN, okay? And they've told me that the people putting the garbage there and destroying things are the good guys. So clearly that must mean you, by cleaning it up, are a bad guy. My logic is impeccable. Well, or gosh, I'm not going to mention names, but maybe I should just braid my hair and go around saying, how dare you to everyone.

That does a lot more than what I've been doing. Yeah, and ignore the actual polluters. Why did they – who questioned you? The Baltimore Sun. What were they saying? They were just questioning why I was coming to town, if it were politically motivated, why now, as opposed to, hey, how can we help you? How can we use our voice to amplify and get more volunteers into our city. You know, because let's say that Democrats were organizing a cleanup in Fairfax, Virginia,

where I live. I'd say, hey, you know what? Good on you. Good on you that you're doing something positive. And who knows? Maybe I'll come out and join you. And I think we could really make America a better place if we saw more cleaning up as opposed to burning down stuff.

That's what they do we actually have the article check this out this is uh we assume it was pure motives that led a trump supporter to launch a cleanup in cummings district right from the editorial board how how how ridiculous is this story the effort was organized by pro-trump activist scott pressler he claimed the event was not political yes he was inspired to come from tweets from President Donald Trump describing the area represented by U.S. Rep Elijah Cummings as a rodent infested mess. But the visit wasn't about showing support or animosity for either man, he said. Call us skeptical. Look, we appreciate anyone who's willing to roll up their sleeves to help Baltimore. More than 170 people came from all over the country and cleaned up nearly 12

tons of trash, according to Mr. Pressler's Twitter feed. He doesn't post any photos of the totality of the trash, so let's take his word for it. But if this was all about Americans helping Americans, why all the videos of Baltimore residents thanking Mr. Trump for bringing attention to the issue? We happen to know that not everybody in West Baltimore feels that way. And in the same post as the videos, why the frequent reminders? This is an act. This is an act. This is an act. In act, Mr. Cummings District.

In fact, I'm guessing. Oh, OK. I'm like, what is this word? Copy editor, guys. This is a year old article. Come on, fix it. Then there's the photo of the Washington Post front page from the day Barack Obama was first elected. Mr. Pressler tweeted that volunteers found the strikingly unyellowed decade-old newspaper among the trash.

Wow. Really? Whoa. That's amazing. It was buried under trash. Buried under a pile of trash. I saved it. It's still in my house.

They have the tweet here. This is – that's amazing. It's been 11 years. It was sitting there, and it's, like, preserved. That's amazing. I thought it was the most ironic thing. That's amazing. Wow.

That's nuts, man. They say it's been 11 years. Mr. Pressler tweeted in what reads as a not so subtle critique of how much good Mr. Obama did for Baltimore, which is none, I imagine. Whatever he says his motives were, Mr. Pressler's presence in Baltimore reinforces a tired image of our failing urban cores. That the poor people in this dilapidated city can't take care of their own neighborhoods. And all the public officials around them have failed as well. The bureaucratic all-talk Democrats strike again. If a crowd of volunteers could clean up 12 tons of trash in 12 hours, how incompetent and helpless must Baltimoreans be if they can't manage it in decades, right?

Okay, I'm not going to read the rest of it. But I love how... Speaking of garbage. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Let's throw the Baltimore Sun in that pile. I love this. We all have something to say about this.

Go ahead, Ian. No, wait, wait, wait. I got to say, I really love this because, as I've said before, if what you were doing was supposed to be some kind of manipulation of regular people into supporting trump i'm like oh no he's tricked us rats oh i hope he doesn't do it again oh no how many people would support him clean he's cleaning up garbage why are you complaining about you'd be like oh that's really cool that trump supporters are cleaning up garbage let's let's get him to do it again and it's's like, oh, Scott Pressler, he's just going to be nice again. Yeah, seriously. Oh, we can't have that.

Apparently not. They were crapping all over you in the beginning of the article. And then they started crapping all over the residents of Baltimore. So I think it was someone with an attitude problem wrote that. Seriously. Dude, I can't believe you found an Obama newspaper. That is so amazing. What newspaper was it? Was it the Baltimore Sun? No, no, the Washington Post. It was the 2008 first election of President Obama that was under so much filth and trash that it was preserved. Wow.

Preserved in amber, as it were. Like the bacteria couldn't decompose the paper. Like there was no water. Where was the rain? Thank you. There was so much trash over it. It wasn't getting wet. We in that first cleanup picked up that 12 tons literally within one block.

Like we didn't move. There was so much volume of trash just piled from head to toe. Wow, man. You want to know what I hear when I listen to this stupid article? I hear a ton of guilt. Like, I think that everything they're saying about what you believe of them is them projecting what they're actually about, what Democrats have done for Baltimore, which is nothing. I mean, it's just how dare you expose the shortcomings of our failed politicians. Seriously, the shortcomings of Cummings. Well, and here's what nobody's talking about, too, that a lot of the older residents have been dying and the younger people aren't cleaning it up.

That's one thing. And then also I met a woman who's 81 years old and she's four foot ten inches tall. I mean, the woman is like 100 pounds soaking wet. How is she possibly going to organize a cleanup and pick up 12 tons of trash? The fact is it has nothing to do with them trying to say it's a tired old stereotype of urban communities. No, these people literally just can't physically do it by themselves. So they need a little bit of help. And that's where we come in. What's wrong with that? You know, you know, it's interesting is I one of the things I see based, you're saying the young people aren't cleaning it up. I feel like it's a

lack of community that results in a lot of this and so the solution from the left tends to be give money to the government the government will clean it up but that doesn't solve the community problem it just creates a bureaucratic mess where you now have administrators who like don't really do anything to help they'll show up they'll clean up they well actually they're not for whatever reason but until you have people who think i'm going to ask my neighbors what we can do to make our neighborhood better you're just going to keep getting more of this across the country so i guess my point with this is i think it's going to start happening everywhere you look at new york there's no community there yeah it's

kind of an example of we're kind of talking about how cities are starting to fail or at least starting to rupture and you can see like people are moving out in the times of covid it's another example that people create more trash than they can necessarily clean up or or choose to clean up so we have to have these trash services coming and if those things can't for whatever reason get in or even if they can in this or in this sense of what baltimore was going through it seems like this trash is just going to continue and maybe it's maybe it's not tenable how many how many people like how many of you and everybody listening have gone to like your neighbor's house like walked out your door went to your neighbor and said hey i just want to introduce myself that's not really happening all that much these days

and like even if they do because like where i was living before up in the philly area we did go and talk to the neighbors just like hey what's up here's what you know we're doing nice to meet you feel free to ask us for anything. And then we never talk ever again. And then this was 10 years ago. One of our buddies, Luke Rutkowski of We Are Changed, did this video where he went on the trains in New York. And he was basically saying, you have millions upon millions of people coming in and off these trains, not once they talk to each other. And so he actually said, I'm going to talk to these people. And then he asked him a bunch of like questions about like government conspiracy. It's kind of funny, but, uh, but it is, it is a good point. When I, when

I see that you've got the older generation, they don't have the wherewithal, the resources, the time and energy to organize cleanups and the younger people, they don't see value in their community. I, I, I'm not going to say for everybody to actually organize this cleanup and actually do the job. I think what you're doing is extremely important. But how do you inspire them to be the next person to come and do the cleanup? Or to make sure the garbage doesn't come back? You know what I mean?

Just show up. I got a buddy, Justin in Pittsburgh, who after doing a cleanup with him, every single month since we did the cleanup, He's not only been doing his own cleanup by himself, but also been registering voters. So I created a little mini Scott Pressler in Pittsburgh. Oh, no, no, no. My heart sings. I love it. That's amazing. And so I kind of feel like I'm a pebble and I'm just throwing myself in the water. And I'm hoping that the ripple effect is going to, you know, happen because I run a no pressure campaign. You're never going to inspire somebody to do it by forcing them to do it. And that's what the Democrats don't understand. The difference between Republicans and Democrats is Republicans want you to have the freedom to do what you want.

Democrats want you to force you to take action. And so I believe that by doing it positively and with love and just by doing something, I myself am going to inspire others to take action. Have you heard of the Gravel Institute? I haven't. So there is Mike Gravel. Actually, I like the guy. I think he's a cool dude. And the people running this, I like. We talked about him a little bit because they just launched this counter to PragerU. My request is that they tone down the meanness of their tweets and stuff like insulting people because their videos are actually well made, though. I disagree with them.

I like to see that the left is putting forward these arguments. So there was a video that's put out today called Capitalism versus Freedom. And there's a few really interesting things they say in this, one of which is is how is it freedom that you have to get a job or starve and i was out my first reaction was like i don't understand like if you were in the middle of the woods and you decided i'm not going to do any work you would starve what makes them think that they're in a city that's like special circumstances that someone else is going to feed you but they basically make the argument that because you have to work, you're not free. And because employers, you know, set the terms of employment, you're not actually free. Therefore,

I guess, I don't know what their ultimate argument is about how they bring about true freedom, communism, I guess. So anyway, you mentioned the freedom thing, and I was lingering on this Gravel Institute stuff. And so I don't know. I'm just thinking about who actually wants you to be free, Democrats or Republicans. And when we were talking to Kimberly Klesik, she was on the show a few weeks ago. It feels like one of the reasons they're probably mad at you is because, for one, you're showing people that by choice, with no expectation of like money or anything in return, you just did something. Yeah. And it made everything better. And that's like that's the root of a job.

Right. So you can be like, I am going to build a thing and then you make it and then you go to somebody. I would like to give you this thing in exchange for, I don't know, a piece of pie or something. You don't need to go to a company to find money. But the narrative we get from any of these leftists is like, that's the only way to do it. Therefore, we must have communism. Otherwise, you're not free. Then when you show up and you start making them look bad, it's breaking that stranglehold where they say, basically, if you don't get the solution from us, which they're not really getting in the first place, then it'll be so much worse. When the reality is they need to actually,

like individually i mean everybody not just baltimore like other places you've been to it's got to be community you need people who live in the area to to care about the area but i think you did a cleanup in like los angeles right i think one of the biggest problems we have especially with places like los angeles is that people are in and out like i don't care i'm not going to stick around this place is a mess it's almost like, you know, when it reminds me of that Simpsons joke where the garbage is piled really, really high

and then the rule is whoever knocks the garbage over has to take it out. So like Bart Staples, a banana peel to the side of it. They have no interest in doing better. And actually, that sort of reminds me of the shopping cart problem. I forgot what it's called.

Do you know what that is? Where you don't return the shopping cart? Yeah. Yeah. OK. There's no reward for it. Yeah. It's just the right thing to do.

It's not difficult at all. But people still don't do it. Yeah. Anyway, I guess the point that I'm getting to. Yeah, right. You do. For sure. Yeah.

I guess the point that I'm getting to with everything I've been saying so far is I'm kind of worried that no one really cares about their communities anymore. And so it's, you know, you can do these cleanups in these in these big cities. But I don't know, how do you feel about all this moving forward? What's going to happen? Um, I mean, look, at the end of the day, I can sleep better at night knowing that I'm doing everything in my power to use my platform to make our country a better place. And, you know, whether or not I'm successful at getting others, I know that I did my part, you know, so I can't judge my success based on the success of others. I feel good knowing that I'm doing what I can to make America great. One thing you can do is when you're walking down the street,

if you see a piece of trash, just pick it up. Pick it up. Yeah. It's really fun. In front of somebody. Yes. Yeah.

And wave it in their face. No, no, wait, whatever. Just pick it up and take it. Sometimes there's not trash cans on the corners, which is a little unfortunate. That'd be cool. But I know it's a lot of upkeep for the trash people to come by and empty all the trash cans on every city block. But pick one up. Just one.

We can do what Singapore does. Yeah, just arrest people who litter. Yeah, gum is illegal over there. You chew gum? Oh, that's bad. Really? Yeah, there's no gum anywhere on the sidewalks because it's illegal. Because people just spit it and stomp it into the ground.

I don't think that's a good solution. That sounds like a leftist dream, right? I don't know. No, no, no. I don't know. I don't know. Because it's almost like right authoritarian, you know, cleanliness, tradition, serve this, you know, it's the left would just like destroy it and burn it down and then clap and cheer

for it. Like, yeah, we got rid of we saved the city, you know, because that's what they're doing. You know, you know, what's funny to me is that they talk about tearing it all down burning it down and starting from scratch but it kind of makes me wonder then who exactly is going to do the upkeep in these cities nobody who is going to be making sure that everything's neat and clean and organized you need someone who's kind of right leaning to make sure that this happens well you could be clean and left leaning it's just the problem is the left we have today is making excuses for the destruction. Look, man, if you want to be far left

and talk about your communist utopia, all right, man, I'll have an argument. But if you're supporting the people who are making everything worse and burning things down, I don't really think you want to make things better. Have you heard of flash graphene? Are you familiar with the-

I don't know flash graphene. Are you familiar with graphene at all? Like with trees? It's made of carbon. It's pure carbon. Okay. And it's like a hexagonal lattice. It's a new material.

You'll see a lot of it in the 21st century. It's incredible material. But you can make it in a process where they take carbon, trash, and hit it with lasers. And you can turn it into this building material. So I think if there's a purpose for the trash, it will excite people more to go out and get it. Especially like the government. The problem is sorting the trash. We could do a lot of things with plaster we do a lot of things with paper we get we can food food food trash oh well right we can compost that one of the big problems is that the food gets all over everything else and then you got to clean it

and separate it's not it's not that easy now we i mean i think one thing one of the things they do is like they put all the they take all the garbage they put in a dump and they put like grass over the dump and then it breaks down like the trash has to break down and they siphon off the methane and use it oh cool there's clever things we're doing to deal with trash i mean there's also bacteria that eats it that they found in japan i think one bacteria in a trash dump underneath the pile eats plastic right yeah the future is now, man. I know. I had a question for you, Scott.

When you first got inspired, so you, when was this? Like September 2019. And you were just chilling at your house and then you saw, what was it like the impetus? Just watching the tweets, watching the social media, you know, saw President Trump retweeted Kimberly Klesik. And I went, wow, oh my gosh, people don't understand. We're all living in a bubble. Unless you live in LA, unless you live in Baltimore, you don't understand what it's like to live in the greatest, freest country in the world, but our people are living like this. And so I said, okay, I'm going to do something about it. All right. Well, what do you like so much about Trump? I like that he's keeping his promises. I like that he's the first president that I can remember in my lifetime who has an unshakable commitment

to actually keeping his campaign promises. I mean, it's almost like he has a piece of paper where he has them all listed and he's just going through and striking them off. I mean, no, I like that. One of the criticisms the media has had is that his call for pulling our troops out of the Middle East was his desperate attempt to maintain a campaign promise. Oh, no. Are you sure Americans like that he's doing that?

I do. Gosh, President Trump, stop keeping your promise to stop endless wars. You should be voting for the Iraq war like Joe Biden did. I mean, he's the first president in something like, excuse me, you're going to have to fact check me, 40 years that hasn't gotten us into an endless war. That's something that whether you're a Republican or Democrat, we should all be cheering on that we're bringing our money home. We're bringing our soldiers home, not spending it. Why are we rebuilding Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan? Meanwhile, our people are living like this in the streets of LA and Baltimore. What if one day you were like, I'm going to go clean up this mess. And then as you, you know,

you put on your apron or whatever, you got got we got a breaking news that the troops had been brought back and instead of building cities in foreign countries they actually were cleaning up the trash and you could just sit back crack open a beer put on the tv and be like my work here is done i'll tell you why they're built rebuilding over there in iraq and afghanistan because they have an opportunity to start at the bottom they get certain people with contracts that they want to give the money to. That Halliburton, for instance. Big companies with connections with the people that are starting the wars. And so they get all the money from the rebuild.

Whereas we did in Baltimore. Those companies aren't in Baltimore. And we'd have a hard time getting them into Baltimore. I do think, you know, they say we're spreading democracy. I think that's one way of looking at it. But I think it has a lot to do with, it's like proxy war influencing. It's like gaining a strategic location

so that the US can go to essentially proxy war with other countries. Oh, absolutely. Like Syria was a proxy war with the US and Russia, essentially. Hillary Clinton was totally on board with like, I don't care if we go to war with Russia. So I remember this in 2016. That was the next question I was gonna ask you. Hillary Clinton was totally on board with like, I don't care if we go to war with Russia. So I remember this in 2016.

That was the next question I was going to ask you. Hillary Clinton was advised that a no-fly zone over Syria meant essentially World War III. Like Russia would be like, that's a war. We have a military base there. I think it's in Tartus. And she was like, so what, essentially. So Donald Trump was like, no, we're not going to do that. We're going to try and negotiate and bring peace.

Why would we want war? And so you actually had the war hawk pro-war candidate and Donald Trump, who was like, I'm not going to do that. So they accused him of working with Russia. But yeah, so that whole thing was basically this conflict with Russia. The conflict in Syria was very much the U.S. supporting those who opposed Russia and Russia supporting their ally in Assad. But anyway, I bring that up as sort of a segue. You said you worked for two years to defeat Hillary Clinton. Oh, yes. I'm very proud of that. I'm going to come back to the Trump question because I do want to get specifics on the promises thing. But I do want to ask,

like, what don't you what didn't you like about Hillary Clinton? Well, for me, I have to make it clear, and I mean this with all due respect to our president, but 2016 was never about electing Donald Trump. For me, it was always about defeating Hillary Clinton. Now it's wanted her to have power back in the white house. I didn't want her to replace the late Antonin Scalia. I didn't want her to have power over all of those judges. And, um, I'm so glad I helped defeat her. Yeah.

That sounds like a regular old politics, I suppose. Yeah. You know, and now we're in this area, we're in this era where it's not regular old politics at all the weirdest thing to me is the support for joe biden because i i mean it's the lies man i i saw what a friend of mine posted that they were like donald trump will increase our military presence overseas and joe biden will end it yeah i know and i was like

how dare you were you around from 2008 to 2016 did you did you live for from yeah 2008 to 2016 were you were you were you you know like were you alive because i mean you could watch the news and see the news reports of what the administration was doing but these are the things that they're putting out and hillary clinton was obama administration joe biden's the same thing i think what they're going for is they want the same power structure. And they're like, what's the last thing we have? This Biden guy. It's the best.

It's the status quo. Absolutely. But I really want to point something out for our mathematicians out there. Joe Biden has been a career politician for 47 years, which is 19% of our country's history. Whoa. One fifth of our country's history that the United States first gave its Declaration of Independence. Joe Biden has been around for 47 years as a career politician.

Isn't that incredible? Wow. I mean, it'd be almost impressive if he did good things, you know? I know. Wow. I mean, there was a wire a while uh where i was actually excited for bernie but then bernie sold out you know that's twice yeah yeah definitely twice were you on board for bernie in 2008 uh 16 rather what was your what was your feelings about

just the the voting and the political landscape going into 2016 in 2016 oh gosh i mean you know i was hoping that we had the the wave on our side but uh i mean i it was gonna be close i knew it i didn't even think that we were necessarily gonna win i just never stopped and i hustled and i grinded every single day and i never stopped working uh so i think i kind of deluded myself into thinking that we were going to win. But I mean, the thing that scared me is just the amount of young people that were coming over to the leftist ideology. And I think that's shifted. And for years, I've never seen so many young people actually coming over to the conservative ideology. And I follow my followers pretty closely. You know, I try to look at who's following me. And I'm seeing more and more college students, especially on Twitter and on my Instagrams. People slide in my DMs all the time and they just say, Scott, you know, I can't be outspoken like you are, which is a travesty that we have to say that in today's society, that people have to self-censor themselves.

But all these young people are coming over. And you know what I think they're attracted to? They're not necessarily attracted to the politics. I bring them in through the positivity and through passion. The young kids are attracted to passion. And that leads me to believe that it's who gets there first. Is it a socialist that attracts the young kids? Or is it a capitalist that attracts the young kids?

Who gets there first? Who plants the seed first? And that's going to affect the direction of our country. So that behooves us to get there first. You know, I was kind of thinking about that. And I feel like this idea that young people are socialists is, well, I think it's an illusion. And you know what the best example, in my opinion, is? TikTok. Like, you got these young kids who are, like, flashing money. Not necessarily TikTok, but, like, it's a thing. These vloggers are, like, all rich, and they're buying mansions, and they're doing these dances where it's like, we are super rich, and we own a mansion now.

Like, I don't think these people are Bernie Sanders supporters. You know what I mean? They're, like, making videos where they're making it rain on each other and stuff. Jack Murphy made an amazing observation that in his family, he's a communist. In his locality. He was quoting somebody. Oh, was he? Yeah. In his neighborhood, in his city, he's a socialist. And then in his grand country, he's a capitalist.

I thought, well. Okay. So like when you're at home, you work and then you buy food and then you just give the food to your family, like, you know know to each according to their need right and so that's the general that that actually makes a whole lot of sense because uh communism works really really really well with a very very small group of people so maybe when you when you scale up beyond like five to ten people a small group of hard-working. And so kids probably see that growing up with their family and think communism is great. Like that's just why kids tend towards what you're saying, socialism, but not really.

But it's more than that. You take a kid who always is being given what they need from their parent. Then they go to school where they're always being told what to do and given what they need by the authority. Then they go to college. Now they're 24 when they are 22 to 24 when they get out, depending on which degree they're going for. Their entire lives, there was the giant head in the sky being like, I bestow upon you food for your labors.

Thank you, giant head. Tell me what to do next. So what happens when these people actually go work? I've experienced this where I've had employees. I've hired people when I was working at fusion and they'd be like what should I do and I'm like I need you to book travel how do I do it I don't know that's why I hired you oh gosh they're like well I don't know how to do it either and I'm like okay we'll figure it out but you have to tell me how no I can't tell you because I don't know

I'm gonna go make a documentary you figure out the travel stuff let me know when you're done and they'd freak out I can't do this this. You got to give me instructions. No, welcome to the real world. Not happening. What was your school life like? Did you go to public school and how long? I went to a combination of public and private school. Was it like a self-motivated school or was it one of those,

what do they call Masonic? Not Masonic. Masonic. I didn't go to a Masonic school. Was it? of those like what are they called? Masonic? Not Masonic. I didn't go to a Masonic school. I did not go to the Masonic temple. Some school where you could Montessori or something. Montessori school.

Where you do whatever you want. I went to private school. It was pretty normal. I want to go back to the Trump thing. I want to ask you specifically, what are your favorite promises that he's kept? Well, he's given us two Supreme Court justices. He's about to give us number three, which is ACB. I believe we're up to over 200 federal judges, which are lifetime appointments. I like that he cut the corporate tax because just thinking logically

for a second, let's think logically when we're talking about corporate tax. If China has a corporate tax of 20 and America has a corporate tax of 30, if you're a business, where are you strategically going to go? You're probably going to go to China because it's lower and you can get better business, right? I believe that he's lowered our corporate tax to 15 or something like that. So that's bringing businesses back to America. It's incentivizing businesses to come along with tariffs and with tariffs. And you know what? I'm sorry, but I'm not a free trader. I want to make it very clear. I'm a fair trader. And you can be a free trader all you want. But if other countries are imposing penalties and tariffs on us, and we are not imposing penalties and tariffs back on them, I call that stupidity. I think that is dumb that we are not playing on a fair battleground versus other countries. Why are we letting them rip us off? And why are we rewarding them with our business to rip us off? That makes no sense.

They're extract. Our industries are being extracted. Thank you. And it was Dylan Radigan who said that like 10 years ago on MSNBC. He said many, many criticisms for the Democrats and the Republicans. But he mentioned that our jobs are being extracted through trade. Yes. And that was that was like 2011.

That was amazing. We've seen it we have people in america who it then becomes ian's job as an american at a company to train his counterpart across the country to do his job for the world you mean yeah other countries in the world and we've seen that and you know i love that he's securing the border illegal Illegal immigration is a big, big issue for me. And I think it plays into Black Lives Matter. Because in our country, we have 3.6 million black children living in poverty. We have 4 million Hispanic children living in poverty, and we have 4.2 million white children living in poverty. So how can you in a straight face say to

me Black Lives Matter, while the Democrat Party is taking care of illegal immigrants over black lives. If you care about black lives, put the black community first. So I'm a big proponent of stopping illegal immigration. I support our police. I support defending not defunding our police. And, you know, this issue isn't very popular to some because I know it's not necessarily America first. But I think it's important to show President Trump is the only president keeping his promises. Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, all promised they would move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem. And who was the only president in all of those years to keep his promise? President Donald Trump.

And what did the media say when he did? Racist or anti-Semite. Oh, no, they said it's World War III. World War III, Iran's going to launch the chips and then Syria. And what happened? Nothing happened. Nothing. Oh, wait, wait, wait.

Now we're getting peace with Bahrain. Now we're getting peace with the Emirates, the UAE, Saudi Arabia. Oh, but where's the Nobel Peace Prize for Donald Trump even though he's been nominated for three now? He might get one. I don't think so. They're not going to give him that. It's not an American that chooses it, so he might. It's not an honor

anyway. It has been the fact that President Obama, I think within his first year, received the Nobel Peace Prize. The first nine months were so crazy. Meanwhile, he's bombing everybody. But I don't blame Obama for that. He got nominated by somebody we don't blame him he was like the process right right right the pulitzer if he were if he were honorable you know what i would have done i would have as president obama i would have said i'm so humbled and honored by this

but i cannot at this time accept this award and i would like to fulfill my campaign promises to you of peace and then i will he could have done it in such a classy way when he first oh right when he first got into office he kept saying how much he admired abraham lincoln and he was ready to make some move and get assassinated and change the world but he didn't have anybody's he didn't have anybody's support the american people just like hey like we're talking about the american people are like our guys in we're done they walked away he had no support and then you know obama then he started talking about his favorite guy was teddy roosevelt he had a big obama so in four years he realized i'm not gonna do the lincoln thing i like teddy yeah he got in he was like you know i campaigned on ending our middle

eastern wars and my first executive order as president is to blow up a bunch of kids. That's what he did. A village of women and children in Pakistan, I believe. Drone strike. And that's, I remember it was like a month. And I was like, yeah, hope and change. And then I'm like, let's see what's going on. Ah, I voted for that.

Whoa. And then no one was there. Everyone was gone. And I'm like, where'd everybody go? I kind of feel bad about this, guys. Where? There's nobody left. All the activists were gone how about the big stories that nobody is talking about that president trump is taking on

big pharma i mean that is a giant story when has a president ever done that what's he doing well he's trying to lower drug prices so we can be competitive with Canada, for example. And he also gave us the right to try, which was huge for patients that are terminal and giving them the option to try a drug to see if it will save their life. I can't believe that wasn't already available. Thank you. So you know what this is?

Like, let's say you're dying and the doctor's like, you're going to die in six months. Now there's a clinical trial right now And the doctor's like, you're going to die in six months. Now there's a clinical trial right now for this drug that might kill you too, but you can try it because you're going to die anyway. So normally, there's a ton of experimental treatments. There's a ton of treatments that maybe haven't gone to human trials. Right to try means if I'm going to die anyway, give me that medication.

Does that entail psychedelics too? Like mushrooms, things that are? You are wearing a mushroom shirt, but I cannot answer that question. I hear that they're really good for end-of-life patients. They help people deal with coming terms of death and stuff. Interesting. What was that movie where the old dude's doing heroin because he's like, I'm 80 years old. I don't care.

Little Miss Sunshine or something. And then he ODs. Oh, that's terrible. I mean, look, if you're dying and you're old and you're in pain, you should have the right to chill. If you have a chance to save your life. And so these are the stories nobody's talking about. Veteran affairs and making it so you can fire people if they're not doing their job. Why do we not treat our government like a business? I don't get that.

If you're not doing your job, get the heck out and let's put in somebody that will. President Trump allowed it so you can fire people within the VA if they're not doing their job. Wow. There's a challenge between how we run businesses and how we run government. The challenge with businesses is that they're, in essence, authoritarian, right? The boss can say, you know what, you're gone, get out for any reason, for the most part. We do have a bunch of labor laws, so it's not completely. But the general idea is it's a private company, they can do what they want. Well, government has to have consent to the governed. So you end up, I think, with, you know,

these bureaucratic systems, I think the main problem is we've been stacking laws upon laws upon laws forever. And so now we have this giant ball of sludge that's impossible to move through. I think that's been one of the biggest hurdles for Donald Trump is that he's used to running this company where he can be like, give me the permits. We're building a golf course right over there. It's going to be great. Everyone's going to love it. Then he gets into government and he's like, I know exactly how to solve this he's like get me a national security advisor we're gonna go through i'm sorry sir we can't do that we have to go through congress first and then once we get approval

wait what how long is that gonna take six months oh wow yeah so so one of the challenges with the big pharma thing is you're right he's trying but he's not a king he can't you know he he signed his executive orders to lower prices and now i guess some people I've seen report that insulin prices have dropped quite a bit. Happy pens have gone down. But when he goes to these debates, they're like, you can't do that. Executive order can't even change this. You're making it up. And they're arguing he can't lower the prices.

I guess what Trump did with the executive order, which was within his powers, is open up trade with other countries. So it was like in Canada, they get things super cheap. So he says, fine, we won't buy from the big pharma that's jacking the price up on all these things. We'll get it from Canada. We'll get it from Canada. So that'll force them to lower their prices. Precisely.

You know what I love about all this stuff? I know so many people who are saying things like, can you believe Trump was putting tariffs on products and starting a trade war? And I was like, oh yeah? Yeah, tell me why you're worried about that. Well, I mean, it's like bad. Like, why is it bad?

Well, because there's like a trade deficit. What does that mean? I just like Trump shouldn't do it. I'm like, oh, you have no idea what you're talking about. Okay? So I'll tell you what. I saw this today from Gallup. This is one of the most shocking polls

I have seen yet in this cycle. Guess what? Enthusiasm, they say, is very high, right? For Donald Trump, voter enthusiasm is through the roof. I mean, people are saying, like, I will crawl through, you know, barefoot through broken glass to vote for Donald Trump. Enthusiasm for Joe Biden is non-existent. There's no one going like, Biden! They're mostly just like, I hate Trump.

But get this. Gallup says enthusiasm is average. They do not expect high voter turnout. What? Based. Yep. But think about what that means. If Trump supporters are like frothing at the mouth, screaming like, I got to go vote Trump. And they're like jumping out windows and like superhero landing and then running a million to go to the voting booth. If the Trump supporters are extremely active, enthusiastic and ready to vote, but voter turnout is expected to be the same. That sounds like Trump's going to win in a landslide. Maybe. So that's what it sounds like. You don't think so? It's going to we're going to have historically high voter turnout. But that actually helps

President Trump. I'm telling you right now, we're going to have historically high voter turnout. But that actually helps President Trump. I'm telling you right now, we're going to have historically high voter turnout. And we've seen it already in the amount of ballots that have already been returned in Florida, the early voting going on in Virginia, the amount of voter registrations that are going on. It's going to be historically high, but that helps Donald Trump. Why does that help Trump? We're seeing new voters, new people that have never voted in 56 years. I get messages like that all the time. Scott, I'm in Tennessee.

I'm 56 years old. I've never voted. Will you help me register to vote? Yes, I will. And I'm seeing that all across the country. Now, I know that's anecdotal, but people are still in my jam. We are seeing that the GOP is registering more voters than the Democrats. And they're closing the gap.

So most people probably don't know this. The Republican Party is much smaller than the Democratic Party. And Republicans tend to win because independent voters will swing towards the Republicans. But now we're seeing the gap closing. We're getting the GOP in Pennsylvania, for instance, in numerous places, have closed the gap, I think, by 160,000 registrations. And according to Axios, it's not necessarily because of new voters. You know what's happening? People are leaving the Democratic Party.

It's new voters, too. It is. It is for sure. Trump lit up a bunch of areas that had never voted before. Yeah. But it's significant to say many Democrats are walking away. Oh, absolutely. Look at the data. I mean, PA is my wheelhouse. And I'm spending the entire month of October in Pennsylvania. I'm actually heading there tomorrow to Doylestown, PA is my wheelhouse, and I'm spending the entire month of October in Pennsylvania. I'm actually heading there tomorrow to Doylestown, which is Bucks County. Bucks County hasn't voted Republican since, I believe, 1988 and historically been Democrat.

And their voter registration numbers for the Republicans are through the roof. That is a bellwether. Look at Erie. Erie is another bellwether, which voted for Donald Trump in 2016. Their Republican numbers are through the roof. Allegheny County, which is Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, which is basically they always say Pennsylvania is Philly and Pittsburgh and then Alabama in the middle. We're doing really well with voter registration in Allegheny County.

So the numbers don't lie. Arizona is looking good, which, by the way, the Democrats just extended the voter registration to October 23rd. Yesterday was the last day, by the way. Florida, they are desperate. North Carolina and Pennsylvania were killing it in all four states. So you're going out and doing voter registration? Oh, yeah. I'm doing voter registration, sign waving, door knocking, phone banking.

I will do whatever it takes to win legally. That's what needs to happen, man. And then you're going to sleep for five months. And then I will sleep. Well, depending on what happens on Tuesday, November 3rd. Because if it is a contested election, yada yada, then Scott doesn't go to sleep. Which it probably will be with mail-in, right? It's going to be three or four weeks before.

Depends. I think Michigan, are they waiting until the 10th? Well, there's been some conflicting stuff. So like a federal judge said something about like Wisconsin or one of those states or maybe Maine that they have to be due on election day. Several of the Democrats' plots to extend the mail-in ballots are being shut down, which is great because Ronald McDaniel has, I think it's protectthevote.com, and they're doing a good job suing the Democrats. But we need to vote overwhelmingly. It has to be an overwhelming and resounding victory on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2020. And we not only have to win the House, but we have to win the Senate. And dare I say, it would make us look much better if we win the popular vote too.

You know, so those states like Mississippi and Arkansas and South Dakota, like your vote matters more because it's going to go to the popular vote. I got more good news for you. What's up? So people often talk about the secret Trump voter or the shy Trump voter. There's actually a research that was done that came out at the end of August that asked the question, how do you figure out if people are actually lying to the pollsters to figure out if the numbers make sense? Because what are you supposed to do? You ask somebody like who you're voting for and they say, Biden, are you lying to me? No. OK, so how do you know if they're actually lying so they ask people questions like you know do you feel that you can be truthful about you know who you would vote for and see

if i said yes or no would you be worried at all if you know someone asked you how you really felt yes or no and what they ended up finding and it's like seven phds that did this project 10.1 percent of the polled voters are likely trump supporters who are lying about their vote mom you know that means that's a 20 swing wow so well hold on you've got biden nationally at 9.2 up in the rcp aggregate imagine if 10 of the vote was secretly for trump then it would put Trump at plus 1%. Yeah. Guess what else?

No, we'll put him at plus 11% because Biden would be down 10% and Trump would go up 10%. Right. So Biden's at 50%, Trump's at 40%. Biden would go to 40% and Trump would go to 50%. Get it? So plus 10%. It is a 20-point swing. But here's what's interesting.

The Sunday Express poll that Trump tweeted out, guess what it shows? Trump plus one. Huh. So I'm wondering if when a British company says, how are you voting? They went, no, it's a British company. I'm voting for Trump. When the Americans call and they're like, hi, I'm an American journalist. Who are you voting for?

Biden. Biden, I swear. Are you being honest? Yes, please. Don't come to my house with Antifa. I don't know if people are actually freaking out in that capacity. I'm kind of kidding. They do. Now I was in New Hampshire. And I knock on this woman's door in the front, and she's got a little side area. And she doesn't answer the door right away. We're about to leave and she comes out to the side.

And she's real shy and timid. Young thing too, I'd say like early 30s and she goes is my neighbor next door i said you know we we didn't knock we didn't see anybody and she goes i have a question for you she goes did you know that if you type in antifa.com it goes to joe biden i swear i swear to god someone just did that i know but still the fact, this woman was so shy and timid about even asking that question and whether or not her neighbor would overhear this conversation. And I just said back to her, you know, the reason why I'm supporting President Donald Trump is because I want law and order. And I want to make sure that we're upholding our laws and defending our police.

I really went in on the law and order since that clearly was important to her. But it just shows me those shy voters exist. And she's the suburban woman that doesn't want Antifa or BLM burning down her city. They're out there. They found that 11% of Republicans were worried about sharing their true opinions. Yeah. I'm sure it's more than that i think it was 10 10.5 of independents were scared and 5.4 of democrats were scared all in all with

the entire voter base they said it was around 10.1 percent were uh 10.1 of the shy vote were trump supporters or i want i'm probably i gotta be very careful with language because i think it was something like 10 of the trump supporters were saying they weren't voting for Trump. That's OK. So I don't know if this is like, look, man, the polls right now have Biden like ridiculously up. It's just it's just insane. And I got to be real. If Donald Trump wins with polling where it's at right now, like if it stays where it is, it will be probably one of the most insane historical American presidency upsets ever. It won't stay the same. For sure. I think as we closer to the

election, things will change. But I feel like the media is going to come out and be like, we did a new weighted poll and Joe Biden's up 73. Donald Trump's at 1% approval and the rest is all George Organson. People are going to, I'm exaggerating, obviously. Joe's going to win Utah. You know, like they did with Gary. No, like they did with Evan McMullen. Remember when they said that he was going to win Utah and they had that pipe dream? The wait for those those theories are going to come out. It's going to be great.

Crowder was asking, are polls actually just propaganda i think it was yes or are they actually referencing what is coming i think they are propaganda well it's it's a fact several studies have been done that there's a large faction of people who will vote for who they think is going to win so when the polls keep coming out saying it's biden what they're trying to do is just convince i think i think the polls for the most part there's no conspiracy but there are weighted polls where they're very clearly favoring democrats that sounds like a conspiracy i think of a media company is doing a weighted poll like look there's democrat pollsters is that's not

trying to make it look like a democrats winning but they do that all the time they're conspiring to get people to vote democrat. Conspiracy 101. So I think what ends up happening is if Joe Biden is if the media keeps saying over and over again, he's winning, he's winning, he's winning. Then they're trying to demoralize Trump supporters, which I don't think will work because he has the opposite effect. Right. People like I think. Well, I think Trump supporters don't care about the polls for the most part. I think voting for Donald Trump is an F you to the establishment.

So it's like you have that one opportunity to tell Joe Biden and the Obama administration to shove it, and it's hitting that Donald Trump button. That's what people want. And the media, too, because I really am sick. Okay, man, I've been ranting on this nonstop. Brian Stelter of CNN is claiming now on mainstream cable television that there is a government conspiracy between the military pilots, the Secret Service, all of the doctors at Walter Reed, Donald Trump, his staff to cover up that he's actually really sick. Even though the president walked out of the hospital of his own volition and then waved everybody.

Then what happens? The Guardian puts out a video and they're like donald trump is gasping for air and it's trump just going like like he just he's oh he's like standing there and he like opens his mouth takes a breath he's like and then he waves and they're like oh he's gasping wait aren't these the same people that criticize him for having two scoops of ice cream yeah well that was supposed to be tongue-in-cheek but the problem is many of them ended up taking it seriously. So, yeah. So it was funny because there's a woman at CNN who does kind of jokey segments.

And she was like, Donald Trump gets two scoops of ice cream while everyone gets one. It's supposed to be silly. But then you ended up with like, I think Don Lemon did a segment about it. He's like, did you see this? Two scoops of ice cream. Oh, gosh. Did you see the salt shaker one? No.

Where they were like, Trump's salt and pepper shakers are bigger than everyone else's oh my gosh i can't believe that stuff dude the the cnn challenge is to turn on like turn on fox news during a major international news story and then flip to cnn so i did this several times it's like i turn on fox news and it's like riots erupting in Iran. You know, the government says this, this. And I'm like, huh, CNN. Well, but Donald Trump was saying. And I'm like, OK.

Then like a week later, I turn on Fox News and they're like, storms are coming this season. We can expect major flooding. I'm like, it's the weather. But the weather is important to people. Turn on CNN. Well, when Donald Trump said that's the CNN challenge, you turn on CNN. It is just Donald Trump. But but but anyway, here's my point.

Unhinged conspiracies about a government cover up. If there was a cover up of Donald Trump's health, that would mean the doctors are in on it. The AP photographer who took pictures of Trump was in on it. The pilots of the helicopter was in on it. The Secret Service, they're all in on it. There's no conspiracy. Trump was just not really that sick. He went to the hospital because he's the president. And they were like, well,

he's got some mild symptoms. He's go to the hospital. And now they're pumping that out with impunity. Social media doesn't care. They let him do it. So that that that Donald Trump button isn't just about Trump. It's about the entire establishment, the Democrats and the media. Oh, yeah. I mean, like when you vote for Donald Trump, I take extreme pleasure in knowing that I'm voting against Joy Behar, Alyssa Milano and Jim Acosta. Like all at once. Like that. I already voted early and in person. So my vote is locked in.

Oh, yeah. I voted with mom and dad. Oh, heck yeah, dude. Can you say where you're from? Do people know where you're from? Oh, yeah. I live in Fairfax, Virginia. I voted in Northern Virginia.

Right on. So there you can. I didn't know you could do that. You can go vote in person early and in person. I should do that. Voted at the Fairfax government center. Yeah. Virginia. No, no. Back in Jersey. Okay. Cause Oh, well, Jersey governor up there. He's doing some mischief. You guys only get to vote by mail by the way however to everybody in jersey that's watching don't send it through the usps you can drop off your ballot in person at the drop off box and then that way you're still kind of voting in person one of the big problems though is that you got

to know all the rules for how the mail-in ballots work oh it's so tough and people have never done it before no so like i was watching uh i was actually watching john oliver which is the is the weirdest thing okay no no no when you when you walked in i was watching the gravel institute you see i watch what the left is talking i watch the view sometimes well i feel sorry for you you're enduring very serious trials and tribulations for the american people i respect that anyway um what was i talking i was watching john oliver and he actually he talks about how some of the ballots have a secret envelope you put it in and then put the secret envelope in another envelope and most people

have no like what doesn't make sense so interestingly about the john oliver thing is that he's ragging on trump but then then talking about how mail in voting was broken. He was like five hundred thousand ballots rejected. And this is why it's so important. And I'm like, yo, that was the Democrats. The Republicans said, don't do it. It's broken. So who are you mad at?

He's like the lost stepchild. Now, there's anything wrong being a stepchild of Jon Stewart. So there's some semblance of legitimacy to him. It's some. They took John Stewart and then they made it John Stewart mold of this. Like, here's John Stewart's formula. And it's not, you know, it really offended me about the John Oliver segment is that he was like, in 1980, people actually started showing up to polls with revolvers and armbands

to guard, you know, the Republicans sent them out. And he's like, which is basically what the Nazis were doing with revolvers and armbands to guard, you know, the Republicans sent them out. And he's like, which is basically what the Nazis were doing with revolvers and armbands and threatening the Poles. And then it shows like Germany, like with arrows pointing to Poland. And I was like, bro, they never revolvers. They had Lugers. Come on, get your guns right. I'm not even a gun person.

I know that Germans had, you know, like they weren't using revolvers back then. It's impressive weapon. But the jokes fell flat, to say the least. But I guess the long story short with that segment is I saw this lefty dude who posted it. And I was like, I don't understand who you're mad at. You watch this segment, and he's basically saying mail-in voting is completely broken. Bro, that's your fault. You keep screaming that Donald Trump is claiming the election is going to be fraudulent or improper or inaccurate.

He was right. Now John Oliver is complaining about it. Okay, fine. Let's play the game. Trump said without evidence. And John Oliver said, also without evidence apparently, that mail-in voting is going to have problems. Because if you're telling me that Trump said it without evidence, then why are we giving a free pass to John Oliver? How about this?

Whenever Donald Trump says it, put a little asterisk and then show the clip of John Oliver saying exactly it. Just tweet that out. Like, here's Trump. And then right underneath it is John Oliver, like, ranting and showing you the same thing. Maybe then people will get it. We'll understand it's all broken. What are your feelings on the mail-in voting? Well, I'm going to make two very bold predictions. Number one, I know in Pennsylvania, for example, you're exactly right that you have two envelopes. You got to put your ballot in. You got the first one and the second one. And if it's not in both of them, it's not counted. And I believe that is going to actually hurt the Democrats. The majority of conservatives are going to be voting in person, majority of Democrats voting by mail. I think we're going to see and I don't want this because I don't want voters to be disenfranchised. I want them to be heard. But we're going to see 10s of 1000s. If not, I believe California had 100,000 ballots that they threw out that they didn't count. We're going to see a very high number

of ballots that are not counted. And I think the majority of them are going to be Democrat. Also, listen to this. You got all these kids that are not in school because of COVID, right? Florida State, Penn State, Ohio State. So let's talk about Center County, where Penn State is for a second, historically blue. A lot of those kids are back home. They're in New York. They're in Illinois. You think that they're going to be turning in an absentee ballot to vote in Pennsylvania? I don't think so. Because I remember as a college student, I was pretty losing myself. So I think we're going to see historically blue counties where all these college students vote. I think we're going to see tens of thousands fewer voters for the Democrat Party because of COVID.

I have another theory. What's up? You guys remember when Donald Trump did that rally? What was it? Tulsa, I think. And it was like, it was a fizzle, I suppose. Like they were expecting, we have a million registrations.

Everyone's coming to this big outdoor area. And then it was like six to 7,000 people. That's what the Democrats are doing right now. So when you put on the NFL, Black Lives Matter, MLB, Black Lives Matter, NBA, Black Lives Matter, every single show, Amazon, boom, you turn on Call of Duty and like a thing pops up and it's like, do you support Black Lives Matter? I don, Black Lives Matter. NBA, Black Lives Matter. Every single show, Amazon, boom. You turn on Call of Duty and like a thing pops up and it's like, do you support Black Lives Matter? I don't know if it was Call of Duty, but apparently like some video games were doing this.

Here's what's going to happen. The pollsters are going to call and there's going to be some dude sitting in his lounge chair with like a bowl of barbecue chips on his stomach as he's watching, you know, he's watching Ozark or something. And then he gets his phone call and it rings and he's like, who's calling me? Hello? And they're like, hi, I'm a pollster and I want to ask you questions. Oh,

okay. Who are you voting for? Uh, I don't know. Biden, I guess. Do you support black lives matter? Oh yeah.

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Bye. And he hangs up and then he goes back to stuffing his face with barbecue chips. When people are being slapped in the face over and over again, politics, politics, Biden, black lives matter, go vote. They're going to be sitting there and they're going to just play along. They're over and over again, politics, politics, Biden, Black Lives Matter, go vote. They're going to be sitting there and they're going to just play along.

They're going to be like, yeah, yeah, oh, yeah, I'm doing that thing for sure. And then vote, election day is going to come, and he's going to be sitting in his chair with the barbecue chips on his chest, you know, or on his belly, and he's going to be eating it. And then he's going to look at his phone, it's going to go, election day, and he goes, and he's going to look at the TV and he's looked down at the chips, and he's going to put his phone back, he's down at the chips and he's gonna put his phone back he beat the chips they're not gonna go out i think they're tricking themselves in and what i think happened so i was reading about what happened with trump's

rally apparently the email to rsvp said rsvp anyway to show your support for trump so then a bunch of people who never plan plan on going signed up giving him a million rsvps only six seven thousand people actually want to show up in person a lot of people did watch online it was it was pretty big so this is what i think the democrats are doing if you in if you do this massive influx of black lives matter and democrat politics in pop culture then you're gonna get a bunch of young people being like yeah donald trump so dumb like dude we're gonna go so we're so gonna go vote they're not gonna vote dude they're gonna be sitting there smoking pot and like making tiktok videos and they're gonna be like yo did you guys vote nah did you nah you guys want to order Papa John's yeah all right

that's it I actually cheated and had Papa John's earlier I won't I will I will never turn down more pizza I won't I won't do Papa John's anymore man we should make what happened with John Schnatter oh I thought you were being for real i was like oh gosh after he's thinking about barbecue chips i'm hungry no i won't eat papa john's oh okay no for real yeah because uh you know what happened with papa john right uh i know he had to like quit he was on a phone call and he was complaining that like colonel sanders used word and the media never like, you know, he was like it was no big deal. But he said the N word. So then someone leaked the audio and they claimed that like an employee for a company, a third party that was listening was offended at his use of the word.

It's like what he literally just said the word. He was using it in a context where the word was bad and he was angry that someone wasn't being held accountable. Like it wasn't fair. And then they stripped his name off like the university where he made donations. He got ousted from the company. His company. His company. And they just bludgeoned him over the head.

The takeover, yeah. And I think it was just, you know, hostile takeover. It was someone's opportunity to make money. Like, ha, we got him now. There was a guy at Netflix. This is my favorite story. And he was going over a list of offensive words with the staff and he said the n-word so they went to hr and they complained so hr calls him in and like what happened and he explained like i was just

going through the list of offensive words that don't appear on netflix and what are the words well you've got this word that word n-word and they went oh he said it again so they fired him yeah i think netflix is getting hit with a lawsuit right now. Oh, they got indicted. Do you hear about this? Netflix got indicted by Texas for the Cuties film. Oh, good. This is crazy stuff. On what? What was the charge?

I guess, I don't know the exact charge, but they said it was for prurient sexual content or something. Wow. It was a state hit them with it, right? It was a Wow. It was a state hit them with it, right? It was a county. It was a Texas county. So basically the Cuties film, for those who don't know, is about

11-year-old girls doing adult dances, you know, fully clothed or whatever, but there's some really gross stuff in the movie. And there's a few scenes that are overtly sexual acts innate. It's overt. So I don't even want to explain what the girls do but let me just say there's a scene where the girls do an overt sex act it's like

it's hard to describe because it's not like it's it's not porn it's what they described as like fully clothed girls engaging in a sexual activity of some sort. So that was part of the indictment where they're like, that scene is clearly gratuitous children. Like a truitus, it is children doing overt behaviors, fully clothed or otherwise, partially clothed or fully clothed. And that was illegal. And so they're being indicted for it. So if you are curious,

purient means having or encouraging an excessive interest in sexual matters. I would say that is completely true. Can you spell that, please? P-R-U-R-I-E-N-T. Learn something new. Well, I think there comes, it's such a difficult balance because we are freedom fighters. And, you know, we believe in being free speech absolutists, etc. So I would have at least liked to see first something sent out to Netflix saying, look, this is overtly sexual.

You have this many days to take this down. Otherwise, we are going to take litigious action against you. That did happen. Say it again. I think it was like that did happen. OK, good. Thirty three Republicans, several attorneys, Pelosi's daughter, Nancy Pelosi's daughter. And they still didn't take it down after they defended it.

Yep. And this this movie has like that's that's daughter. Nancy Pelosi's daughter. And they still didn't take it down after. They defended it. Yep. And this movie has like... That's crazy. I can't believe they did it. Even like the ads for the movie were... Like the clips on YouTube, the trailer, it was just too much. They argue, but the movie is opposing these behaviors. It's like, so you took little girls, you trained them to do these things, you filmed them doing it to claim it's bad like yeah i'm not buying it dude i'm not buying it so well and

if you've ever seen the movie 13 it's about these girls this good girl meets this bad girl and it kind of shows how she goes down this terrible roller coaster and it does include uh not anything overtly sexual, but you know that, you know, they're going through that age and drugs and alcohol. And I think the difference is Cuties was more glorifying, at least it looked like it was glorifying from the ads, whereas the movie 13, it was painting a very dark picture about how this good girl, her life completely went downhill when she started doing all these different acts. And I think there's a difference if you're trying to make that message. Don't glorify the sexuality.

They don't need to even show it. They could imply it. Yeah, implied. Absolutely. So the way I explained it is there's a three-minute dance scene at the end end which is one like the most gratuitous where that's where the overt act takes place i don't even want to describe what it is man i think this is disgusting but all they had to do was show the girls like watching that they didn't have to have the girls watch any videos you could have a hands holding a phone watching an adult dance of some sort then you can have a scene change where it

shows the girl looking at all the girls looking at the phone from the other side. So the actual young actresses aren't watching the video. Then when you have them actually go on the stage to perform the dance, you have an idea of what the dance already is. And you don't actually have little girls doing it. You just show reactions from the audience gasping and like looking shocked and getting offended and angry.

And then it ends the little girls realizing like everyone's mad at us because that's apparently what happens in the film instead for three minutes they're like showing these girls doing all this stuff and it's messed up so my my point for this whole film has been like if you were really trying to say it was bad you don't need three minutes to show it it could have even like if their argument was no we have to okay five seconds ten seconds why three minutes no they just wanted it was a french film yeah it seems like we're in the age of like sexual liberation in a way with like you know the lgbtq movement and like the you know the new genders and things like that. But this is showing that pedophilia is a step too far, is what it feels like.

Abusing children is not the same thing as having an orientation. No, not at all. But this is also like a sexually liberative movement of showing children in sexual positions and prurient behavior. And I think that's just what we're seeing is in the United States, it's too far. I disagree. I think it's exploitation. it is a form of exploitation it's not liberation in any sense well i think the french filmmaker thought of it like that no her her excuse was

that it was criticizing all of it saying it was bad not liberating she said it was bad and the movie ends with the girl realizing it was an awful thing to do that's like saying let me show you how bad it is when i punch you and then punching you in the face see how bad this is it's like right that doesn't know the way i put it is like imagine if we were like we're gonna make a movie about how drugs are bad for kids and it's you know we're gonna have a five minute scene where we literally give the kids crack and we're gonna actually make the the actors the 10 year old actors do crack on that's crazy you wouldn't you wouldn't have them actually do it no that's what's what they did. How do we end up talking about this? Oh, we're talking about Netflix.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. We were talking about polls and stuff. Since we're talking about big corporate America for a second. Oh, I mentioned the Netflix guy and getting fired for the N-word stuff. Well, let's talk about the dichotomy and how leftists are always talking about big corporate America and how they dislike Walmart and Amazon and all that stuff. And they want to support small businesses. Yet with COVID, we've seen that these big businesses are rewarded while all the ma and pas are shut down. Well, the left has been criticizing that, but they've been criticizing it wrong.

So they're saying things like it is wrong that Amazon profited X billion dollars and Jeff Bezos made all this money. So let me stop right there. You're half right. I think it is wrong that these big box stores were given carte blanche by the local governments and the mom and pops were all shut down. However, when they talk about the money made by the billionaires, because like Bernie Sanders is playing this game, they're talking about stock value because of the lockdowns. So if you own stock in Amazon, there's no stores. So stock value for Amazon went up because they're like, well, everyone's going to be buying through Amazon now because you can't go anywhere else.

So your stock value goes up. So all these billionaires ended up seeing their net worth increase, but they didn't actually get cash for it. But Bernie and the left uses use that as an excuse to say, we need a wealth tax, charge them cash for the value of something that we've assigned. It makes no sense. The wealth tax is just the most ridiculous, absurd garbage. Like I could give you a there's a nine volt battery. I can hand it to you and say, I hereby deem that nine volt battery worth one billion dollars. Now, according to the wealth tax, you've got to pay, you know, one percent or something. You're like, I don't have don't have any money you just handed me a battery yeah so it's like someone gives you a painting

now your wealth is this high you owe a tax on it otherwise what they seize it or something that whole thing doesn't make sense but anyway yeah i do think it's it's messed up mostly these democrat governors did this and then you see what happened in michigan where the supreme court of michigan ruled the lockdown was unconstitutional. And Gretchen Whitmer said, I don't care. I'm going to enforce them anyway. And she's like, their ruling won't take effect for 21 days. And then after that, we're going to find alternative means for maintaining the lockdown.

Wow. When people were challenging her authority, there was petitions going around for recalling her power. She said, don't take my powers from me. I need them. Like anybody who says that. Did she really say that? Something like that. Yeah. She said, don't take my powers from me i need that like anybody who something like that yeah she said don't take the powers from me i need it to keep us safe and that's that you know what i would do like if i if i had like the the power if anyone ever came to me and said no i must have the power i'm the okay you're gone that we're taking that from you right now you know we want leaders who are like, I do not want this power.

I accept it reluctantly and I will return it as soon as the crisis has ended. Well, or just the fact that she's saying, I need it to protect you. She's basically saying that she is the authority over you and that you don't know best how to take care of yourself and your family. She knows best. That sounds like the Democrats. It's driving me crazy how just the power structure that one governor can decide for all of us how when we get to go outside or i mean not quite

that extreme at this point in the united states um there were sacrifice the young for the yeah where we can go what we have to wear when we go there it's it's crazy that one person has that kind of say it's it's right. It should be bottom up. It's supposed to be. The problem is that we have emergency powers for a reason. It's, you know, it's a pandemic and we're worried about people dying. At the time when all this was starting, it made sense. 15 days to slow the spread.

I mean, there were videos out of China where people were just like falling over in the street. People thought we were like Sean. You ever see Sean of the Dead? So like in the beginning, he's on the bus and then he sees like someone fall over like it was like whoa man these people are just like watching people collapse in the street we better take this seriously 15 days to slow the spread are we on now like 270 or something i don't even know it's been like can we strip their power that's what that's what they're trying to do vote them out yeah you have a chance this november the next person that comes in is still going to have access to that power so you just you just sue the the government abolish government well or

strip it or alter it drastically well yeah we temporarily maybe i mean i don't think she's supposed to be able to do these things anyway one of the problems we have is that over time people find loopholes they argue oh but the language means this and then you end up with weird broken systems you know and that's where we're at right now with that with a lot of things didn't thomas jefferson thomas jefferson say something about purging government every couple hundred years something like that because like it grows good i mean all i know is look this is the consent of the governed right we're consenting to everything that's being thrown our way i mean people are going along with it when are people going to finally rebel?

I mean, it's going to have to come from the people like Iran, where the women are taking off their headscarves and they're putting them on sticks and they're rebelling against the Ayatollah. It needs to come from the people. There's two big problems. Antifa is rebelling. Black Lives Matter is rebelling.

They're fighting for what they believe in. Conservatives aren't. The other problem is, what have we seen consistently? I mean, the McCloskeys just did a press conference earlier. They got charged with felonies. I believe it was a felony charge. I'm not sure how many. Because people were breaking onto private property and they pulled out their guns.

Felony charges. The people who broke out of the property, charges dropped. So you have police who know the conservatives will comply. If someone says arrest them, it's easy. No problem. Dealing with a mob. Oh, that's that's rough. So with that guy in Milwaukee, they were outside of his house for hours screaming and shining lights in his window. A mob of people in this area had previously set fire multiple times to someone's home, nearly destroying it. So here's the guy in his house and he sees this. So he shows off his gun and he shows a shotgun and he like points at the window.

The cops immediately ran in and arrested him. You know why? Because it's easier to arrest the guy in his own home than it is to deal with a mob. Well, and nobody was supporting him. Look, we could learn a lot from the Democrats. An organized minority is louder than a silent majority they win the culture war because they're outspoken and we're going to continue as conservatives to lose over and over until we finally come out like the democrats but i'm not saying antifa i'm saying like the democrats it's

not even conservatives though i'm not conservative moderate left-leaning for the most part oh yeah liberal it's it's i i can't i can't imagine't I can't imagine what I don't really don't get about the progressives, notably like the intercept anti-war progressives, is that they hate Trump so much. Everything they seem to have fought for over the past decade opposing the Middle Eastern wars. They don't care about. No, I don't care. That's the weirdest thing to me. It's like you've been writing about how war is bad for a decade don't you think you should take the win with trump instead of supporting joe biden who's going to be like really bad and make more war they don't they they don't care or look at bernie

sanders bernie sanders was against the trans-pacific partnership which on day three of becoming president president trump signed an order stopping tPP, by the way, day three. That's it. That was huge. And he also said he would renegotiate NAFTA, which he did, giving us the United States, Mexico, Canada agreement. So these are policies ending endless wars and better trade deals that the Bernie Sanders crowd would agree with. And that is simply going over the heads. Not everybody. I was the bernie sanders crowd and i was so against the tpp i mean it's just terrifying and then trump stomped on it that's

the reason i'm well that's the reason i'm voting that's the main reason that i'm voting for him wow or that i yeah awesome people don't realize how crazy tpp was i remember during occupy people were freaking out about it so when bernie and started rising, this is what I really don't understand. Bernie had this massive surge of grassroots support, but a lot of his policies were similar to Trump's. Go back and look at the news from the 2015-16 cycle, and there are a ton of stories where it's like where Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump overlap. Because Bernie was like pro-working class, anti-illegal immigration, anti-free trade.

He absolutely was. Yes, he was. Go back and look. He said, open borders is a Koch brothers proposal. One. In 2015 on a Vox.com interview. And he said that illegal immigration is hurting the working class. He did an event, and I think it was in 2018, where he said, someone asked him,

should we allow more refugees to come in this country? And he said, heavens, no, we can't allow all these poor people to come in there's there would be too many people and then what happened with bernie was he became a millionaire all of a sudden now oh four i think isn't it four oh wow maybe it's grown up yeah he's gone so you know he stopped saying millionaire right oh no. I love that. I love it. He used to say, no, no, no. I'm serious.

He used to say, the millionaires and billionaires. Now, since he became a billionaire, I mean millionaire, it's just billionaire. Yeah, it's great. I eat it up every day. Listen, you can look, and there were very specific policies that Bernie and Trump support at the same time. Yeah. One of which was Bernie was asked during the primaries. I think it was 2015 or so.

Maybe it was 2016. He was asked about gun control, and he said it's an urban versus rural issue. He was right. People who live in big cities, they've got police a minute away. They don't understand why there should be guns everywhere. Because when you have too many people around, they're like, oh gun violence it's a problem in rural areas there's no cops so you need to be able to protect yourself there's no one you can call so you have these two different world views bernie pointed out i said wow that's really cool if bernie to point that out but man

he sold out the moment the moment the dnc whatever this was he immediately was like i remember when he was on stage and he said if you're white you don't know what it's like to be poor. And I was like, oh, there it is. He's gone. I should have figured. I couldn't believe he said it. I was like, wow. But I'll tell you what, man, I was in Anaheim and there was a, I think it was a Trump rally

and there were three dudes outside that were Trump supporters, an old guy and two younger guys. And there were a bunch of crazy anti-Trump people who were screaming. I talked to these three guys and I said, why are you supporting Trump? And these three guys actually said, actually, we were for Bernie until Hillary stole it. And the reason was they felt Bernie actually cared about the unions and the working class and was going to help them out. They thought Trump was OK because he talked about similar things, but Trump wasn't a politician. So they felt Bernie would know how to navigate the system better. Hillary Clinton then stole it. So their

only choice was Donald Trump. And Donald Trump got rid of the TPP, which was freaking a lot of these people out. What people don't realize, man, is how scary the TPP was for like a middle-aged white working class guy in the middle of the country. Because what they were saying was, remember how you used to have a factory here? And then it got like shut down and they moved to other countries. We're Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Joe Biden were promising to do that tenfold with the TPP. They were going to send a whole bunch more factories and our jobs to China. So you had these people in these small towns that were like, my life has been destroyed by this, by these free trade agreements. And you had Bernie and Trump saying TPP is bad.

Then Bernie goes out and sells out to the Democrats and they're like, got to vote for Trump. Day three, you said Trump gets rid of the TPP. I remember this, a video of this like middle-aged white dude crying, saying that Trump saved his town, that his factory was staying. He was making money again. He got his job back. Now he was saving again.

He was worried that his kids were going to go homeless and Donald Trump saved his life. That's what they completely ignore that. When you look at what Barack Obama was doing, it was a slow erosion of our jobs. Now, I love this CNN fact check. This guy is like under Donald Trump trump we've lost you know 157 000 jobs not telling everyone it's actually covid and we actually gained like hundreds of thousands or millions of jobs under trump until covid hit and then the governors shut the jobs down they blame they blame trump for this so yeah when they should be blaming covid i mean that's the excuse the democrats shut it down and then say this is Trump's fault. It's like, it reminds me of that meme where the guy shoves the stick in the spokes of his own bike and crashes.

Like Governor Cuomo sends sick patients into nursing homes. Why did Donald Trump kill all these people? Actually, a bunch of governors in the Northeast did that. Like, it's messed up, dude. It's the meme where he shoots him. And he's like, why would Phil on the bike do this? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The meme. Why would they do that? Yeah. dude it's a meme where he shoots him and he's like why would oh yeah yeah yeah yeah the meme

why would they do that yeah so uh so now what i want to see bernie and trump hold hands no you think bernie will work with trump no he's got tds no maniac it's crazy i just think it's funny how governor isley and we talked about earlier, about there's a way to be kind, but still get your point across to the Democrats and kind of rub salt in the wound a little bit. I think it was Governor Isley who said something like, because Boeing just left for South Carolina or North Carolina. And he said, I want to make it clear that the next Boeing planes will be built here in Washington or Oregon or wherever they are. So I replied in a tweet and I said, well, that's going to be hard considering that your party wants the green new deal, which wants to ban planes. And it was just funny because he's the governor and it's got like 6,000

likes and mine was already at like 5,000 within like an hour. So farting cows too. Don't forget. Yeah. They're, they're, I D they just don't have great ideas. Children. It's, it's, it's, it's like we talked about this it's like a child being told you go to a seven seven year old and you're like can you come up with a way to solve climate change and they write down i think that we should make planes illegal because planes make carbon and cows when they fart they make climate change so cows should be banned too and then you're like okay submit it for for to the house floor are you are you nuts that's literally what happened yeah

but no one voted for it none of they all refused to vote on it it's embarrassing for now it wasn't it was like a non-binding resolution and they all abstained or whatever like you can't even vote for your own bill you people are full of it it. Liars. What I'm noticing is, like you were saying, the power, the structure of politics today is so different because someone like a YouTube video blogger or someone like you with just massive influence and like has more influence than the governor, a governor. And so the ability to mobilize people, like if we wanted to do something and alter the course of the United States, it's within our reach. I am outraged about the trash on my property that shouldn't be there. So I'm going to mobilize an activist pro-Trump thing to come clean up the garbage at my house. And we got a lot of boxes. Yeah, you want to?

It'll help out. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. It's so within our reach. I mean, look, I was a dog walker. I had no career path. I had no trajectory. Now I've got, you know, over 700,000 followers, people listen to me, which I'm very thankful for. I've registered 1000s of voters, I've gotten people active in our constitutional republic. And I'm one guy. Imagine if all 300 million Americans did their part. We could transform this country for the better.

But where we fail is, look at 2016. 120 million people didn't vote. 120 million people. Did you say 7,000 followers? 700,000. 700,000 followers. I was like, I'm pretty sure you've got, I thought you said 7,000. I was like000. 700,000 followers. I was like, I'm pretty sure you've got, I thought you said 7,000. I was like, no, you've got like almost a million followers.

I'm being conservative. I'm trying to stay humble. At least 7,000. So it's mobilizing people to vote. Is a step forward? What do you think? Or just to do something. I mean, just to be an active participant. You know, when President Obama was reelected in 2012, I created my Twitter account that night that he was reelected. And it wasn't because I was mad at President Obama. I was really mad at myself. I pointed the finger back at me and I said, what did you do to affect the outcome of the election? Where were you soliciting donations?

Where were you knocking on doors and registering voters? And I said, OK, I'm going to make a change, start volunteering, fell in love with it, moved to Texas. The rest is history. But I was inspired to take action and I followed through. Yeah, you're dangerous for them. You know why? What you do is a net positive. Why would anyone who tries to go after smearing a dude who's helping clean up trash and register voters, that's going to look really bad. And that Baltimore Sun article looks really bad. Look, if somebody is trying to help Trump's appearances to clean up trash, you don't criticize someone helping the community or poor communities.

I have a good friend named Zina Radner who was in Peru cleaning up the trash. She went down there and saw the river in Belen, which is in Iquitos, would rise every year. It rises and falls. And all the trash, the city of Iquitos was not funding any kind of cleanup, and it would just clog the entire Icaia River. So she went down there and she saw that, and she mobilized

the people to start cleaning the trash, and they would get bags and bags. But she didn't have money, so I sent her a little bit of Bitcoin money and went down there. And it was, that's cool. Then we decided like, what do we do with the trash? And that was when I thought about the mushrooms and how you can break down plastic with certain types of mushrooms and turn it into sugar.

So the value of trash starts to take on a new meaning, which is trash equals sugar. So the gist of what Ian is saying is from this work, you can find an actual viable business, right? So if you just start doing something, be it cleaning up trash, I mean, if you created – and I'm not saying that you would do this. But imagine if you've actually created a group of people who are really interested in cleaning up trash. You have a trash cleaning business where you can do the politically active stuff of helping communities, donating your time, and then actually just cleaning up trash and making a business out of it. Again, not that I'm saying you would, but one of the other reasons I was going to say that you're dangerous for them is that you're showing people you can just get up and choose to do a

thing. That's it. I did a thing. Imagine if somebody was like, wow, this guy mobilized a bunch of people to clean up trash. I'm going to start a trash cleaning business and then put out ads and said we can haul your trash for you and then you got a company now you're now you're making your own money you got no boss they don't want people to be free they want people to feel constrained and like they need the system it's almost like i i tweeted this video from v for vendetta i want them to know why they need us. Do they? Do people really need them that much?

I think government serves a purpose. I think it's an important purpose. But it's not nearly as important as the Democrats and many Republicans want you to think it is. They want you to be desperate for their help, especially in places like Baltimore. So it's a real problem when you come and clean it up, because now what are they going to complain about? Yeah. You need us to solve these problems. Well, you're not solving them.

This dude just showed up and did it. Well, he's a Trump supporter. One of the ways you can make the sugar, you get the plastic and you grind it up into little pellets and run it on a conveyor belt under like a lit aqueous solution. And then you spray the fungal spores onto it, the pestilence, it's micro. And after a week, it breaks the pellets down into sugar. Oh, I would love to see someone build like a sorting mechanism company and take the recovered trash and then turn it into sugar.

We'll remove the fungal spores from the sugar. And then you're going to see Scott Pressler as North America's biggest distributor of sugar. That's going to be awesome. Trash. Yes. And then people are going to see scott pressler as north america's biggest distributor of sugar that's gonna be awesome trash and then people are gonna be like like you know people like drinking mexican coke because it got real sugar in it yeah yeah so it comes in the bottles they're gonna be like dude are you drinking that scott pressler coke it's got garbage sugar and it's the best there is a coffee that comes from the excrement of a very rare kind of weasel in South America. And it is the most expensive coffee

in the world. And I'm just saying, trash sugar could be where it's at. Yeah, they eat it and then crap it out. And it's like, now it's better for some reason. Disgusting. Yeah, I'll pass. I'm fine with my Folgers. Actually, Folgers, not to rag on. Trash sugar. Come on.

You gotta get that trade fair coffee, because otherwise it's made by like slave labor. Yeah. Yeah. 12 year olds in West Africa getting whipped with, you know, carrying these huge buckets of coffee. Well, if there's one thing we can look forward to with the Biden administration is probably more slavery in the world, you know, thanks to his mask mandates.

Yeah. No, I mean, literal like Barack Obama's administration disrupting Libya and bringing. Oh, yeah. Taking down Gaddafi, opening up a slave trade that nobody's talking about. mean literal like brock obama's administration disrupting libya and bringing oh yeah taking down gaddafi opening up a slave trade that nobody's talking about uh-huh thank you hillary clinton and joe biden dude hillary and your osprey global solutions is a company that her friend sydney blumenthal wanted to run guns into libya with and so hillary just like did it for him she's like oh yeah sydney you want a gun running company in Libya? Oh, Barack, let's invade Libya.

We came. We saw he died. I love that music video. Oh, yeah. The remix one. We came. I died. Man, that's scary, dude.

That attitude of these people and Joe Biden, man, bringing that administration back is scary. He wouldn't be in control. Oh, he'd be sleeping. They're pulling the strings with him. They're telling him, sign here, dot there, do this. He wouldn't be president of the United States. That would be a Harris administration, which I think is honestly 100 times more scary. Oh, yeah, definitely.

Well, how about we go to Super Chats, everybody? So before we do, make sure all of you smash the like button if you'd like to help out the channel, it really does help us out. Subscribe, hit the notification bell. The show, the show is live Monday through Friday at 8pm. But Scott, what's your, you mentioned your Twitter handle already, right? Or do you want to mention it? Yes, my Twitter handle is at Scott Pressler, S-C-O-T-T-P-R-E-S-L-E-R. And I'm also on Facebook, Parler and Instagram. Is there anything else you wanted to mention? Do you have like a website or some kind of thing you're doing? ScottPressler.org. I'm never on there.

I'm spending the entire month of October in PA, so if you're in PA and you're in Doylestown, Philly, Allentown, State College, Erie, Scranton, Slippery Rock, or Pittsburgh, then come say hi. Right on. We got a super chat for you buddy taylor segal says saw scott at unsilent march this weekend must say you are the perfect way to kick off the rally have you started a non-profit for your movement would love to start a chapter in georgia would

love to chat if you have time in your busy schedule oh well thank you so much yeah i was uh at brandon's walk away on silent march on on DC and he put me first. I mean, that was an honor in itself. So I had to fire up the crowd. No, I haven't started a non for profit. I haven't started a 501 c three. And honestly, I just haven't had time. I'm going to kind of weigh my options and look in the future. I had a couple people that reached out to me potential publishers that wanted to talk about a book deal. And so like I said, after November is over, and the election is done, I'll sleep for five months. And then I'll consider, you know, where do I move forward? Do I go into the trash sugar business? Do I write a book? I'm going to kind of keep my options open. But you know, slide into my DMS, I may not

message back right away, since we're only a month out. I think your name was Taylor. But no, I'd have be happy to talk about because I've got connections all over the state of Georgia. Man, people love you. Colby says, shout out to Scott from Baltimore. I'm glad you're on Timcast. Love you all. All aboard the Trump train. There you go.

Choo-choo. Are you registered to vote at your current address? Yes. Vote. Vote, yes. Vote, vote, vote. I don't care. Look, I'm just going to say this as neutrally as possible.

I don't care who you vote for, but just tell your friends. Get everybody to go vote. Bring three of your friends to get registered and then just make sure everybody votes. And voter registration is cutting out. Like yesterday was the last day for Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, and Texas. Now, Florida was extended till today at 7 p.m. And Arizona is extended till the 23rd of October. But just make sure that you're following closely because everybody messages me last minute freaking out. So register to vote now.m. and Arizona is extended till the 23rd of October. But just make sure that you're following closely because everybody messages me last minute freaking out.

So register to vote now. Yes. Missing link media says you're a hero, man. Anybody, anybody willing to do the dirty work is my kind of person. Sorry about the soy Jesus stuff. Oh, I think that's that one's for Adam. Oh, all right. Let's see.

Stephen Velasquez says the education system in this country appears to teach irrational problems, not rational solutions, which then institutionalize grievance without end. Oh, that's good. Fails R Us says, hey, Scott, as a fellow Fairfax resident, do you agree with how garbage our local government is? Very anti-2A and in the pockets of developers. Too many people.

Oh, absolutely. This is why we need to take it over. Not only governorship. Guys, what's important, especially dealing with covid, you need to understand sheriff, city council, school board, mayor, vote locally, not just federally, not just state vote locally. That's where all the power is. i have a question why did joe biden choose 30330 right i don't know for what it's his it's his text thing and he's like if you want to support joe biden text 30330 because it's easy for him i'm pretty sure that wasn't the right number 30330 yeah i think it is so we have a super chat no no i'm i'm just joking like he couldn't have remembered yeah okay let's look like this cryptophene says divide 2020 by 666 and it equals the biden harris campaign text number oh i i checked it actually does it's really weird it's like 303.30 whatever i don't know it's just funny that's why i brought it up three is also like a good

jesus number two yeah that's very yeah and that's three threes trinity you know i think we are patterns you know living themselves out in a three-dimensional universe six six six man i don't know i ain't got time yeah it's weird i ain't got time sydney junior cooley says scott great to see you brother tim this guy isn't is effing amazing human being as an effing amazing human being thank you stay safe both of you sending good vibes thank you all right so nice people seem to really like this guy m lewis says yan yanmi park human rights activist former chinese is that slave and north korean refugees got beaten and robbed in chicago they call her racist because she complained you might be interested in her wow that's that's

horrible let's see christian holly says have any of y'all read ayn rand's atlas shrugged i see many of the arguments and events at the beginning of the book are currently coming to pass and it scares me for the future with a dem controlled federal government government. You've not read it? I haven't. I haven't read it, but I watched this long three-part film that was kind of weird because it always had different actors for each segment. But I do think it's funny that Boeing is leaving Washington. Tesla's leaving California. Joe Rogan's leaving California.

And it's like the industrious people are fleeing these regulated areas. Yeah. Oh, absolutely. But just we need to question those people. If you're leaving California for Texas, why are you fleeing? Are you fleeing the water tax? Are you fleeing the high gas prices? Are you fleeing the obtrusive government?

Then don't vote the way that you voted in California. We need to be more overt in talking to these people. Amen. Yeah. Otherwise they're going to bring those policies with. Thank you. There's a really funny comic someone made of Joe Rogan with a suitcase full of money, like money popping out.

Oh, and he's walking away from California, which is like on fire and he's heading towards Texas. And then there's a Texas guy like, Hey, why don't you leave that stuff where it came? And he's like carrying a bag that says liberal policies or whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's good. We got a super chat here that just says, good job, Scott. Thank you. Faith Mara says, Scott loved your speech in DC on Saturday. Tim and crew, you've convinced me and two of my centrist friends to vote for Trump.

Keep up the great work. Yes. I mean, I'm not trying to tell anybody what to do. I'm just telling you what I want to do. Yeah. I'll tell you why I want to do it. I think it's interesting. This was all worth it. Yes. I mean, I'm not trying to tell anybody what to do. I'm just telling you what I want to do. Yeah. I'll tell you why I want to do it. This was all worth it. Victory.

I think it's really interesting that Ian said you're voting for Trump. Yeah. In the early days, I was just not. I mean, I saw Biden lose in his mind early on, but I never had considered voting for Trump. I was like, unfortunately, can't vote for Biden, can't vote. What happened in 2016? I voted for Jill Stein.

Stop. Yeah. And that's how I felt. Like, what did I even do? Why did I waste my – No, I gave the Green Party a chance to get more funding, I guess. Wait. So what was your mentality when Jill Stein started doing all the recounts in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania?

So we're like, oh, my gosh. I mean, I support her trying to go through the motions, but it just felt like wasted effort. The fact that we're a two-party obsession is a problem for me. I love party politics drives me insane, but I didn't like Trump's personality, couldn't stand Hillary, so I just voted for someone that I liked.

Wow. This time I'm policy. There was the nuclear bomb vote that Michael Moore described, that it was the loudest FU in history, of the history of the world. There were a lot of people who probably, and I'm not saying most or the majority,

I'm just saying there's a lot of people who are probably like, I don't care, Trump is attacking the establishment, Donald Trump. And I think there's going to be a lot more of those people. Oh, hello.

Oh, the cat just came. I just felt something brushing up against my legs. Yeah, I just saw her walking over. Let's see what we got here. Odysseus Horse says, Tucker is interviewing that Chinese scientist again. What if she's telling the truth and the October surprise is the intelligence community

dumping documents proving that what she was saying about China is true? Did you guys hear about what Tucker was talking about? This whistleblower claiming that COVID was manufactured or something. He's getting flagged for it for fake news, even though it's like he has a scientist from China. I mean, look, I don't put anything past our government. Look at how the DOJ, FBI, CIA, IRS were all used as a weapon against private citizens. I don't put anything past the government, even under an administration controlled by

Republicans right now, because we clearly don't have all the power. And I'm just hoping that there is an October surprise on the way because they only have fewer than 30 days left. So if you're going to do something, Bill Barr and Durham, then you better do it swiftly and quickly. I'm not a fan of like anyone using these kinds of tricks or tactics. It's like, oh, it's October. We're a week out of the election. Let's drop some bombshell. I'm a fan of winning. I mean, I hate to say it, but I'm here to win. This is we reelect Donald Trump and we save our country or Joe Biden wins and there's no going back.

So I will do whatever it takes legally within my power to win. I mean that whatever it takes. Yeah, I hear you. Shimano Prime says, Scott, thank you for the work you did. I was very uncertain of voting for Trump, but then but also could not let Hillary win. And I did not think heary win and i did not think he would win now very excited to vote trump 2020 thank you thank you so much please register to vote feed doong says on a local level i am in northern virginia and concerned about creeping gun

control from the dems with the chaos of this year do you think there will be a change back to our second amendment friendly virgin Virginia used to be? Well, it starts with us. I believe in 2019, when Democrats took control of the state assembly, the state senate, and they have the governorship, so they have all three branches of the government in Virginia, we allowed that to happen. Correct me if I'm wrong, but fact check me, but I believe only 40% of voters voted in 2019. So if you really want to make a difference, then after we vote and involved. You know what? If nobody is running in a seat, then you need to run because there were 25% of seats that were uncontested by Republicans, meaning that Democrats walked into reelection or walked into their seats without a fight. And we need to fight and not concede any race. My goodness. I know. That's not right.

Fact check me. That one guy on Super Chat says, my wife, all five of my in-laws and myself will be voting for the first time ever, and it's going to be for Trump. Yes. We are secret voters. Now we aren't. God bless America and its allies. Latinos for Trump.

Californians for Trump. Oh. Do you know Trump only needs 3% of the Latino vote and 5% of the black vote, I think? No, no, no. I think it's the other way around. 5% of the Latino vote and 3% of the black vote, and he wins. Oh. So based on 2016's numbers, if he can increase his support from the black voters and the Hispanic voters, he wins.

It's done. That's why I'm kind of like all the forecasting, all the polls don't matter because we've seen in some of the polls that Trump's between like 15 and 30 percent among black voters. So if he only gets three or three percent, I think he's going to get it. I mean, I think the left doesn't want to admit it, but Kanye has got influence, you know. Well, we're in a totally different situation. I mean, we were outraged outspent we didn't have offices we didn't have structure we didn't have the power of the presidency now we have the incumbency we have over a billion dollars we have uh bill stapien we have all of

these great data people we have offices for black Black Voices for Trump in North Carolina, Milwaukee, Detroit. We didn't have any of that infrastructure in 2016, and we still won. I think we're much better prepared this time around. I think we have these polls. If Trump wins in the face of these polls, whether at now, then the media will have lost all credibility. Well, I'm the media will have lost all... Credibility. Well, I'm sorry.

They've lost all of it for, you know, it's been gone for a while. But I'll tell you this right now, man. CNN clearly still has a left-wing audience. I mean, their ratings are through the roof. Everyone's talking about Tucker Carlson getting 5 million, you know, averaging 5 million or whatever.

It's insane, these ridiculously high ratings. CNN's been getting three. MSNBC's been getting four msnbc's getting been getting four i'll tell you what man if trump wins again then what's left of the mainstream media will be gone because they'll even lose the left who are going to be like you lied again you kept saying it over and over and you were wrong every single time it was all lies i mean maybe their tds will take over and then cnn will just lull them back to sleep i thought the russiagate thing

was like a stake in the heart for the media the left-wing media for a lot of people yeah that probably that that helps trump so much he raised so much money off of that when they when he was exonerated essentially exonerated i know this is political drama the kavanaugh effect i mean this is maybe the october surprise Amy Coney Barrett. Just you wait until they do. They do these hearings. This I wonder if the Republicans have set this up cleanly. Now, I don't want to play too much 4D chess, you know, game here.

Think about this. All these Republicans all of a sudden are getting COVID. It's like crazy. Like, how's that happening? Right now, the Democrats are saying, aha, we should shut down the Amy Coney Barrett thing. The Democrats were warning they can't go after Amy Coney Barrett because of the Kavanaugh effect. And Republicans were like, oh, yeah, if they come after her, this, you know, this this mother, this accomplished woman, it's going to backfire.

What if the COVID thing now results in this hearing where the Democrats are outraged and attack Amy Coney Barrett because she shouldn't have been doing the hearing. And it's not it's not right. You could be sick. How dare you come and they end up attacking her. The October surprise could very well just be the Democrats unable to control themselves when they attack Amy Coney Barrett. I hope so. And I hope they actually I don't hope they do this, but it's probably going to come down to that they attack her religion and Christianity. And if they do that, then in 2017, we're going to have a repeat because in Wisconsin, we won a statewide Supreme Court justice seat that we weren't supposed to win, but they attacked his Christianity. And the Christians came out to vote in Wisconsin in an off-year election, and we won that seat. So for every reaction, there's an equal yet opposite reaction.

They're already doing it. It's because they can't control their activists. Well, and it will be perfect. Because think of this. Tomorrow, we're going to see Kamala versus Mike Pence. And what a perfect setup. And I hope that Mike Pence, if I were him, if I were a strategist telling him what to debate on, I'd bring up Kavanaugh like a gosh darn egg timer. Oh, yeah. Over and over and over. And I'd bring up Christianity, too, because he's like the spokesperson. Right. Don't forget, she solicited funds to bail out rioters.

True. So you need that suburban vote. And these like there's been there's I look, it's very obvious the media, the media is just the arm of the Democratic Party. True. They're not going to call out Biden for this stuff. Trump, why won't you denounce white supremacy? Well, you've asked him 50 times. Why won't you ask Biden one time to denounce Antifa? I have so much love for people that are hardcore Democrats, liberal, don't like Trump, but they will not vote for Biden and they'll vote for Trump because of how demented Biden is. I have so much love for people that have that kind of clarity and willingness to override their emotions.

Yeah. God bless them. We got a couple of good super chats here. Check this out. Joe Freshly says, I'm leaving for the Marine Corps boot camp on camp on monday from cranberry pa we'll be back in january do you think things will be mostly normal by then in terms of covet also would love to see john doyle on the show will things be back to normal by january um well number one thank you for your service and i believe cranberry township is actually in pennsylvania so what i'd like you to do is please immediately,

um, order your absentee ballot because we need your vote in Pennsylvania. Please don't let this go by the wayside. And, uh, and I hate to say it, but now I think unfortunately these masks are going to be with us for a little while.

I think that we're going to be wearing these masks in a 2021 as long as businesses are open. We got another one matthew lincoln says tim and pals i love what y'all are doing i fly off to navy boot camp tomorrow morning wish me luck good luck man yeah yeah good luck stay safe have a nice flight willie to go latinos for trump 503 supports trump latinos para trump yes there you Let's see. What do we got here? Alex Evans says Trump is on a Twitter rampage. He is. Oh, is he right now?

Right now? What's he tweeting? He is. He's tweeting. He's like retweeting a bunch of stuff from people who are like Obama knew everything. So I'm curious if an October surprise is coming. Well, I think it's fair to say that Trump is feeling better. He is feeling a lot better.

The number of retweets shows how good he's feeling. I think it's fair to say that Trump is feeling better. He is feeling a lot better. Good. A little too good. The number of retweets shows how good he's feeling. It's true. Yeah, it's directly proportionate. I love how there was this Walter Reed doctor who was like, Trump's clearly sick. And then he has another tweet where he's like, judging by the amount of tweets Trump has put out, he must be sick.

It's like, dude, his tweets indicate his heart rate. Oh, I love it oh these people i can't all right let's see uh spork witch says we simp for bucko well it's actually betsy who's here i don't know bucko's oh yeah yeah it's the black and white cat yeah we don't have a cat cam i'm sorry oh she's over there i wonder if we can get like a small remote camera just like put it all around yeah go it on their heads. Like, where are they at now in the house?

That would be awesome. Justin says, thanks for bringing intelligent discussion. Justice department to hold press conference tomorrow on matter of high national security. What? We can't say too much, but all I can say is I was at the one American news network studio today in Washington, D.C., and I'm not going to name names, but one of the reporters there told me that they were on the phone with the DOJ and that people are getting locked up.

I'll believe it when I see it. So I don't listen. I'm going to wait because I wait till there's proof in the pudding. Yep. But this is important that you just said there's going to be a DOJ briefing tomorrow. Yeah. Somebody just super chatted that. And I'm curious, based on Trump's Twitter, if that's going on, because chat is going

wild. We're not ignoring you guys. I promise. I see the chats. But I see someone yelling about Betsy. Oh, like they want. Can you? You should go get her.

Yeah. We got to bring the kitty into the picture. Oh, she noticed. She's like, what's he doing? Betsy. He's coming. Hello's coming hello no betsy betsy loves ian so that's cool she's wonderful check this out paxton johnson says tim my whole family and i were trump haters we are all now registered republicans proud trump supporters and all voting for trump so excited hold on hold on i know a bunch of people voting biden i know a bunch of people voting for trump and i know a bunch of people who Biden. I know a bunch of people voting for Trump. And I know a bunch of people who voted for Hillary who are now voting for Trump.

I don't know a single person who voted for Trump who's going in the direction. Not one. Accurate. Yeah. I love it. Look, I'm not saying it's hard data. It's just my personal experience, whatever that means. I've seen the same thing.

And I mean, I'll never forget it. I was in baltimore doing a voter registration training this black woman comes she goes i voted for kerry i voted for gore i voted for president obama twice i voted for hillary clinton and this november i'm voting for donald trump so i mean this lifelong democrat from baltimore flipped I mean, I'm seeing that all across the country. Your Trump is liberal. Oh, here we go. Check this out. Otto Rommel says, Declassified evidence of Obama, the DNI,

Comey, the FBI Deputy AD Counterintelligence, CIA and Clinton conspiring to vilify the Trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by the Russian security services. Is that what just came down? I don't see that on his Twitter, which I am currently checking even though my phone's about to die.

I know all this Trump stuff's important, but I have Betsy on my lap. Oh, yeah, that's true. Say hi. No, I'm just kidding. Let's go back to the Trump thing. Yeah, we'll talk about it. So it said Trump just authorized unredacted Russia docs, all of them. Is this the October surprise? Yeah, that's what I was talking about.

Well, and come on, guys. He's going to speak at the second debate. Did you guys see that? He'll be in Miami. He'll be there. Really? And so now he has a position of leverage, I believe, because having experienced covid, he can come out as having it in a way that Joe Biden can't speak to or speak about. we go daniel villarreal says mexican latino during the obama administration i lived in a border town lost illegal friends and my friends who were dreamers lost parents cages uh were built nobody cared no celebrities or politicians yeah trump didn't make those things i'm not saying trump's perfect i'm just saying give obama the credit he deserves.

Sean Ives says, regarding the pulley who was going to boot camp. Oh, it's jumping on me. I do believe the masks will be in effect in the Marine Corps most likely until 2022. Always strive to be a good leader and please constantly learn. Right on. Angela Goodwin says, as an immigrant, i say we need esl for political language so we who came from communism able to run in politics and fight for the republic interesting okay so this is what trump's tweeted this is a fox news article so this is all news garden everything this was last updated 10 minutes ago it says trump authorized declassification of

all russia collusion hillary clinton email probe documents quote i have fully authorized the total declassification with a capital d of any and all documents trump tweeted oh i think he had like a surprise felt like he could have died i think he just went through like a harrowing what if i died tomorrow and i didn't do this and now he's doing everything that he wants to get done i don't think so i think so because this is big and he's doing everything that he wants to get done. I don't think so. I think so. Because this is big. And he's just out of the hospital. Listen, all of these stories about that would require the guy flying the helicopter, the Secret Service agents, the doctors at the hospital. No, he's a germaphobe.

He wasn't about to die. He just thought. Oh, oh, oh. You're saying he just. Yeah, what if that's what he's doing? Timing is everything. I think so. Listen, Hillary Clinton messed up.

She messed up big because when she released that tape that she did before the election, she actually did it too early. She allowed him to recover and she allowed him to presidential debates. Had Hillary Clinton two weeks before the election released the tape as opposed to three or four, we may have a different president right now. matters yeah man let's see dave says trump authorizes declassification of all russia collusion hillary clinton email probe documents this is gonna get spicy and imagine richard grinnell now that he's no longer the dni he can just come out guns blazing on twitter and he can just say everything that's his opinion i'm excited that's gonna be fun death strike gaming says i'm voting jorgensen hey, we have had so many years of the left and right messing up things. Why not pick the middle option for once and try it? Because Donald Trump is the middle option who was an insurgent who took over the Republican Party and scared all of the establishment cronies out of the party who ran full speed with the tails between their legs to the Democratic Party and

said, well, help, help. We're establishment just like you. And then all of a sudden, Rick Wilson and Jennifer Rubin were Democrats and they're angry with Trump. And you still get feckless leaders in the Republican Party who are like, I guess I have to support Trump. Otherwise, I'm out of a job. And they're not really doing anything. Many of them might. Well, actually, this is actually happening. House Republicans are retiring or losing primaries because there's a new generation of people who actually care wanting to run for office. Trump's not a Republican, at least not a traditional one. He's something totally different. And that's why Trump supporters use the lion as his symbol. Well, and trying to be as neutral

about this as humanly possible. Gary Johnson, I think, was more of a true libertarian than joe is i've seen from joe more pandering to the black lives matter movement and to the left uh then i have her just talking about libertarian uh issues or ideology it seems seems like she's just pandering to the left yeah i was reading a super chat so i'm like oh no i want to hear right on i want to hear drew combs says tim why do we feel the two-party system i watch because i appreciate your views because i tend to be more conservative but i can't vote for trump and i will not vote biden i'm stuck in between trump uh i believe he ran as a third party or he wanted to a long time ago like reform party or something trump is not an establishment Republican. True.

He's not an establishment. He was an outsider. Now he's in the White House. And you have this gigantic hydra that is the Democratic and media establishment. And it's got Republican heads and Democrat heads. And they're snarling. And Trump is this, you know, 74-year-old obese knight. It's the best we got.

And he's cut off a bunch of their heads. Let him slay the beast, please. Well, and let's be real for a second. If you despise the two party system, number one, the only way that you can make changes from within the system. But number two, can we all at least admit that President Trump has made the Republican Party better. We're seeing usually feckless leaders actually step up their game. We're seeing Mitch McConnell fight for Supreme Court justice seats. We're seeing him fight for judges. Ted Cruz became a beast. He became a hero. So the Republican Party is being made better because of donald trump i agree and when i saw trump's second term agenda i was like nine out of ten good things there's a few things where i'm like i don't know about that whatever but uh term limit school choice ending the wars i'm like

look man trump didn't come out and say trust me vote for me and i'll end the wars because i would have been like yeah right no he literally just started doing it and it was both dinos and rhinos that were like we're gonna stop trump from doing i'm like nah get out of here that's it you gave me the perfect reason you know trump said i just want to get our troops out and then the establishment politicians most of them in the house were like nah we're not going to allow that you had you had three democrats eight republicans who agreed with trump on that one and so i was like okay we need a guy who's going to be like america shouldn't be doing these things because unless they want to justify to the american public why the house voted that way republicans and democrats alike like you can you better give me a reason okay i'm not saying

reveal classified information but at least be like they could even come out and say trust me you know there's some serious issues that it's classified we've got hard work to do and i'd be like all right well let's have a conversation they even do that they're just like no trump has no plan get out of here man y'all are crazy yeah project utopian says they are announcing criminal charges tomorrow can it be true visit the justice.gov site and be sure to vote oh wow i'll see it when i believe it i'll see when i believe it i i long for the idea that justice still exists daniel benavides says i know this is a bit of a sidetrack but the awards that cuties got the the got the head over the organization apparently got arrested for pedo related charges i heard about that i don't know a lot about it though let's see ola mesel omolu says in nigeria my home country there was something

called the nysc it is mandatory government service for all graduates and i believe if you didn't do it you couldn't run for office i could be wrong though you mean to tell me that they have service guaranteed citizenship in nigeria we don't even have that here he's government employment yeah i don't like the government necessarily i don't want to give him that much power well that was what they were saying the other day is starship troopers you know they're right the thing about i haven't seen it it's uh service guaranteed citizen citizenship meaning meaning that if you wanted to vote you had to provide some service to the community and apparently there were people in the chat were telling us service could have been literally anything so if you were disabled you'd

go to them and say give me service and they have to figure out something you could do so it wasn't always military but yeah i you know giving the government this like i don't like government you know yeah for the most part i'm more liberal than libertarian but i think the government is functioning in a really really broken way right now. It can be made better. Butch Thompson says first time voter at 34 paid 15K in fines to get my rights back as a felon. I'm excited to cast my first vote for Trump. Long time watcher. Keep up the amazing work.

Congratulations, man. That's awesome. That's awesome. Really is. Congrats. And let's talk about just briefly how President Trump has helped to reform our criminal justice system. And we need to do a better job. And my one criticism with Republicans is we're the first to criticize Mike Bloomberg for, you know, trying to pay off the fines of felons.

But you know what? We should be trying to reach out to that community because if we truly believe in criminal justice reform, then that means no judging. That means moving forward. Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future. And we need to give people a second opportunity at a better chance of life. And I think Republicans need to lead that charge. Definitely. That's why, look, we just saw Colorado, I think, pardoned a whole bunch of convictions. So all these individuals.

And Joe Biden's talking about doing something similar. I think trump could just one-up all of them and we've talked about this a review of course for non-violent drug offenses and just pardoning all these people the federal level yes the review of course is because some people may have been violent criminals who got a plea bargain or something but i think trump should do it the war on drugs has been a disaster he i think I think he'd flip Illinois. Illinois would turn red if he announced that because Chicago is a disaster. Well, and let's talk for one second.

Did you guys hear that quote the other day that Joe Biden said, the reason why he was able to stay home is because a black woman was stocking his shelves and Michelle Obama called Trump racist. Let's be real for a second. A good rebuttal to that would be. Yeah. And it was probably her son that was locked up because of the 1994 crime bill that Joe Biden wrote. Top tier rebuttal. I love it. Let's go. Thank you. And then also one misstep that President Trump didn't do during the debate is when Joe Biden uttered the words that if you have an

empty chair at home, you know, because of President Trump's response to COVID, if I were President Trump, I would have said yes. And if you have an empty chair at home because Joe Biden voted for the Iraq war, like we need to be better about giving those rebuttals back. Trump was off his game in that debate. Yeah. He could have done. Yeah. Because that was that was a good. Well, when he answered with the V.A., that was good.

When he was like 200,000, then he was under you, 380 he answered with the va that was good when he was like 200 000 then he was under you 380 000 with the va and i was like whoa people on twitter were like whoa more of that was spicy more of that yeah man let's see we got desk rabbit says voting trump is like throwing a political molotov cocktail at both the dems and the republicans yeah i hear it that's's what we're doing. Peacefully. But peacefully, yes. Yes.

Ballots, not bullets. That's right. Yeah. Scott. The Shadow Fenrir says, Allentown PA resident, also active duty. This has been a very good live chat. And Scott has a new fan. Thank you.

And I'm coming to Allentown. I'm literally coming on the 10th. So I'm going to post my details on my Twitter. Thank you. Cool. Right on. Satoshi Nakamoto says, going to post my details on my Twitter. Thank you. Cool. Right on. Satoshi Nakamoto says, Tim, didn't vote for Trump last time. Voting Trump and Kimberly Klasick this year.

Thanks for all your work. You have helped me have facts when talking, debunking with others. You know, it's really funny that people try and screen... So when I do my videos, I'll have my face in the corner in a big article as the main screen. That way way when they screen grab it to insult me they're showing the news article yeah that's that's why i started

doing yes well they started grabbing clips from me out of context so i was like i'm just gonna put the whole article as the main thing and there you go now they've tried it and it's like an article behind me my favorite was when media matter media matters tried smearing me saying tim pool falsely claims that ilhan omar may have married her brother and they show an image of me like making a face like talking like ah and then behind me it's the star tribune saying ilhan omar may have married her brother you walked right into that one here we go trave man says never voted ignored it until now and yes i've lied to poll texts and surveys to mess with them verified secret voter i have receipts haha you guys have inspired me trump 2020 love you excellent there you go yes show us the

receipts that's right we're supposed to have like hidden voting right that's a big part of the united states you don't have to tell people who you're voting for so why would you tell some private company who you're a voter that's great when journalists are lying every day and we know they're lying and they and and they can get you banned so so in sweden there was this crazy story where apparently they i guess journalists hacked a comment system called discus to to to unmask anonymous posters and then go to their homes and shame them for their opinions yeah i've seen people get their their their sounds like the brown shirts. Yeah. Yeah. We want to avoid that at all costs.

I love how they're like, the Proud Boys. Oh. And it's like, they're not relevant. But you've got these people acting like there's far-right militias rising up and coming to people's homes. Everywhere. When you literally have far-leftists and Black Lives Matter doing that right now. Those people need to do push-ups. Here we go.

And meditate. those people need to do push here we go and meditate jay's js uh jay spot says i am not a replicant a replicant or a democrat i'm a trumplican love it republican i think replicant i like that much better i'm interested i do like that let's see wait it just jumped on me super chat does that where'd it go that was a good one do do do where did it go there we go richard in texas has well said scott chris christie should not have been involved with trump's debate preparation ran paul should have been prepping him interesting yes yeah and notice how ran paul being that libertarian you know part of the republican party has so embraced president trump's vision and his policies. So to those libertarians that are watching,

really look at Rand Paul and criminal justice reform, ending endless wars. Those are all very libertarian policies. I gotta say, people talk about Trump Jr. running for president someday, and I'm just, I have no interest. I don't know much about him, but I want Rand Paul to run for president.

After Trump finishes his term, I wanna to see Rand Paul as the next. He ran in 2016. I think in 2024, it could be great. He needs to lift that profile up. Sure. Because Rand Paul is probably my favorite politician. He's awesome. Yeah.

And I don't agree with him on a lot of things. I agree with him for his principles. I think he's a good dude. He's a good dude. Yeah. End the wars and be honest and be principled. And I think Ronul was the same way and i disagree with ron paul on a ton of things but there's very few people in in politics that

i thought actually cared i definitely think rand paul cares he's honest yeah he's really honest and his filibusters are impressive standing up for like you know how long like what was like that he did a really long he did like a 13 hour filibuster yeah i think i was rooting for him so hard when he was running for president, but he has the charisma of a wet sponge. Yeah. Like he kind of needs to be behind the scenes. Like he's a really great person.

He needs to raise that profile up. Yeah. I don't know, man. His dad also kind of had low charisma, Ron. It was as big as his downfall. They're doctors, right? They're both doctors. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Smart dudes. Josh Truthill says, love the guest. What does it say? Whitmer death toll. Yeah. Hasht. Josh Truthill, Toothill says, love the guest. What does it say? Whitmer death. Yeah. Hashtag Whitmer death toll.

Really want these Democrats to be charged with criminal negligence. Also, FYI, you can use zoom it as a tool when viewing content. It's a CIS internal program. Do you guys like those chairs? Oh, you know,

honestly, I just went on Amazon and I was like, I just grabbed whatever chairs popped up. Shout out to Bozen. These chairs are legit legit they really like them send us more stuff bosun we are not getting anything pillows or something they've sent us nothing thank you both i just bought these on amazon but it's so funny that the name of the company is like that's why they do it that's why it's there and this shows us why conservatives are always going to lose. Why have we not been protesting every single day? Dr. Rachel Levine, Governor Wolf in Pennsylvania, Whitmer in Michigan, Cuomo in New York. Why haven't we been protesting that they put in

COVID patients and nursing facilities, leading to the deaths of our citizens. And that's why it's going to be very difficult for us to win the culture war until we finally step up. People need to speak up. So long as these companies think their path to revenue is the far left, they're going to keep pushing it. Yeah. Which is why it's really hilarious that the game three, I think of the NBA finals were the like third historically low ratings. Game one was like a 26-year low. Game two was a record low. And then game three was even record lower.

Well, nobody wants to watch it. I actually, I was asking someone out here, you know, about, we were talking about this stuff. And this woman, she was like, I used to watch stuff all the time. I love sports. I can't watch it anymore. You know, that's great because the Romans kept watching their sports. So that was the downfall of their civilization. Maybe we're not in, I don't think we're in a downfall. We're in an upsurge. So you're saying that the real plan of Black Lives Matter is to

annoy people into being politically active? Yeah, they're waking people up. I don't know if that's their intention. Yes, because there is a very real phenomenon called bread and circuses. And this is something that they held on to while their freedoms were being stripped away. So maybe you're right. Maybe we're starting to see an upsurge as people are starting to pay attention. Wicked Liss says Scott should run for office. He has some great ideas. I agree.

Thank you. Maybe one day if President Trump gives me a phone call and says, run, but I'm not cutting my hair. I'm keeping the hair. He did that. He did that with Sean Parnell. Yeah. He was like, I want you to run.

Sean was like, OK, what? Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 17 district, Allegheny County. Vote Sean Parnell. He's incredible. He's a good dude. He's a good dude. That's that's that's the thing. You know, I think policy arguments are tough.

There are a few things I'm adamant on, but for the most part, I just want and I know a good dude that's that's that's the thing you know i i think policy arguments are tough there are a few things i'm adamant on but for the most part i just want and i know people have criticized this but you want a politician that you feel is being honest with you yeah you want you want someone who's principled who you know cares is willing to accept their faults we don't have that with democrats right now and we don't have with a lot of republicans either they they don't want to accept it i'm looking for someone who's going to be like, you know, we have to compromise or to work together and we're not perfect. Yeah. Let's see. Etika Ray says voted for Hillary. The SJW is ruining my hobbies. And then riots turned to me. Secret voter Trump 2020 is anti-establishment. He is the real resistance. Yes. Oh, celebrating. My heart is just swelling

with pride. Oh, I'm so excited. I love it. Jonah John says, would love to see Kaylee McEnany run at some point. Best press secretary I have seen in a long time. Hands down, man. JP Simon says, best guest by far. Oh, man. People are loving Scott. Wow.

That's an honor. Brandon Cacioppo says, the reason you shouldn't vote third party is because they will not have party support in Congress to get their agenda passed every presidential election we say third party but we need to build them locally and in uh and in congress in congressional you know one problem too is calling it third party because you should you have an unlimited number of parties there are no there's no third party it's what green yeah terrian working class so to think of it as like just think of it as like you know start your own party yeah do your own thing yeah 17th party start a decentralized party that doesn't have a party so who's the third party libertarian is the third biggest party so

green party is fourth party yeah exactly i'd say that's right well we are about uh 50 minutes over we usually do about two hours. We went a little over because I think it was worth it. But do you want to shout out your social media or anything before we dip out? Yeah, please. Well, look, it's not about me. You can follow me if you want to at Scott Pressler. But I just want every single person to please register to vote at your current address.

And it's as easy as, look, type in, let's say you live in Louisiana. Louisiana online voter registration. But don't go to vote.org that's a democrat website that all they do is take your information you're going to want either a gov website which means gov or you want an sos website which indicates secretary of state but please register to vote your time to register is running out in several states across the country. And just thank you for having me. I hope everybody at home has enjoyed this conversation. Yeah, it's been fantastic, man. So everybody, thanks for hanging out. Of course, you can subscribe to this channel and smash that like button before you go. It really does help.

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