Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #271 - BLM Insurrectionists STORM Capitol Over Anti-Riot Law w/FreedomToons

Episode Date: April 23, 2021

Tim, Ian, and Lydia host friend and fellow YouTuber Seamus Coughlin of FreedomToons to discuss BLM prostestors storming the state capitol building in Oklahoma in outrage over an anti-rioting law, police officers resigning in droves, Joy Behar's insane advice for police to startle potential criminals, Ben Shapiro's strong troll game, and activists who refuse to leave even though justice has ostensibly served regarding Derek Chauvin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Black Lives Matter insurrectionists have stormed the Capitol, outraged over a law that they disagree with. Ladies and gentlemen, we can't stand for this. We need the FBI to put up billboards across this country seeking these insurrectionists. We need months of coverage from every mainstream media outlet. We cannot allow insurrectionists to storm our Capitol buildings in Oklahoma City. Okay, it happened in Oklahoma City. It was at the Capitol in Washington, D.C.,

but you get my point and why I titled it this way. We have three-plus months because they stormed the Capitol, and they shouldn't have, and it was bad, and it was substantially worse than what we saw in Oklahoma City. But there have been many circumstances when leftist activists have broken into government buildings, shut them down, and now we have it happening and there's nothing. I don't expect them to come out and scream the world is ending

like they did for Trump, but at least be like, yo, y'all shouldn't be doing this while we're complaining about other people doing something similar. But of course, the media is a double standard. So we have much to talk about in this space. We also have Joy Behar arguing that cops should fire their guns wildly into the air to scare 16 year olds who are in knife fights, which is the stupidest advice I've ever heard. I'm so proud of him. And we have a really big breaking story. Ladies and gentlemen, Ben Shapiro bought wood from Home Depot. And it's lighting internet up.

We must have a very fierce debate over whether or not it was appropriate for Ben Shapiro to film a video going to Home Depot and buying... What did he buy, like a two by six? I have no idea. No, a one by six. It was probably really expensive it was a plank of wood price of lumber is going up he was just flexing on us he's like okay look how much money i have ladies that's what like dude rappers are gonna start doing

in music videos they're just gonna buy a bunch of lumber all right uh you can probably guess shamus is here i'm here ladies and gentlemen boys and girls i am low energy shamus today i barely got any sleep this week but myself and my, we cranked out three cartoons, released three cartoons three days in a row. Check us out, youtube.com slash freedomtunes. We are 3,000 subs away from reaching 600,000, so please go over there. Mash that subscribe button. Three videos. I couldn't imagine how hard it must be to do three videos in a week.

You know what, Tim? I am going to hit you so hard, bro. I'm winding up. I might be low energy, but I'm not that low energy. Dude, my team is fantastic. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding so hard, bro. I'm winding up. I might be low energy, but I'm not that low energy. Dude, my team is fantastic. No, I'm just jashing with you. I'm just jashing around over here. Just some Illinois boys jashing around.

But yeah, thank you so much for having me. We got Ian Easton. What's up, everybody? Ian Crossland up in this corner. Oh, yeah? Yeah, but we're going to throw down. We put the picture of Joe Biden eating the child behind Ian. Finally.

There it is, yeah. We're trying to balance out the art. Ian's like, I've been waiting for that. I felt so alone. Yeah. Because we had to move it over because, you know, it was like the wall was kind of blank yesterday. Framing.

Yeah, framing. Yeah. And then there's me in the corner. I don't have any art behind me, and I feel really left out. But neither does Tim, so it's okay. Ladies and gentlemen, go to TimCast.com, become a member, and right up top you will see a little button that says Members Area. You can click that, and you will see all of these really amazing members-only segments.

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You know what's funny? Okay. Even Fox News won't go as far as the rest of the mainstream media when they're talking about these stories. They say, Black Lives Matter protesters storm Oklahoma Capitol over GOP bills protecting drivers fleeing riots, police from doxing. More than two dozen protesters filled gallery while Oklahoma House was in session. That's the news. Fox News will not say insurrectionists storming, you know, insurrectionists. They won't say it.

The mainstream press will say that about Trump supporters all day and night. All day. There's no real meaningful opposition, I've got to be honest. You look at Fox News, right? Sean Hannity was like, the Derek Chauvin verdict was the correct verdict. Tucker Carlson was like, no, it wasn't. Even Fox News can't agree on whether or not they support the cop or they support the guilty verdict even when you look to fox news and other conservative

outlets they're not going to say insurrectionists storm the capital they won't do it so that's that that's a huge issue i suppose these these extremists are protected even by conservative media why i guess because conservative me doesn't want to play that game for the most part. Yeah, I think I'd probably be more in line with Hannity on the Chauvin question, but when it comes to the Capitol being stormed, even though, again, this is not the Capitol. This is in Oklahoma. Yeah, no one cares about Oklahoma.

Nothing that happens in Oklahoma matters, as they say. So it doesn't matter. Yeah, it's crazy to me. I think part of it might be that fox wants to try to appear more neutral because they have the back like the baggage of being considered a biased network and other networks just don't people know cnn is biased but for whatever reason they've they've been able to play themselves off as neutral for many years whereas i don't think fox has had that luxury i really do think it's an overreaction to the perception that they're biased

maybe yeah i don't know it's really weird taction to the perception that they're biased. Maybe, yeah. I don't know. It's really weird. Tucker Carlson's opinions are very, very different from the traditional opinions of the network. You know what I mean? Yeah. No, and that's part of why I enjoy watching him so much. Yeah. No, I think the issue is there's, on the right, and the disaffected liberals,

anti-woke, anti-establishment, there's the rules and the exceptions, and they differ from the rules and exceptions on the Democrat side. On the Democrat democrat side you have establishment media the act of stenographers for the state and they will say the most insane and most extreme things like i don't know maybe they'll say something like tucker carlson had a psychotic break on his show last night because he was laughing like you know like a crazy person sure i guess tucker laughed you know outrageously they wouldn't call it a psychotic break but you'll get that from you know mainstream press you'll get that from partisan left press if that's a psychotic break, but you'll get that from mainstream press. You'll get that from partisan

left press. If that's a psychotic break, what do you call what Kamala's been doing? She's breaking down into psychotic laughter constantly. It's like her whole thing. It's most of what she does. There's a difference between megalomania and psychosis. Okay, that's a really good point. It's a fine line, but I suppose there's a difference.

You know what is missing from Kamala, though? A mustache that she can twirl while she's... Oh my goodness. You've got to twirl the mustache. I would be more believing of it. I'd be like, yeah, I can see it. No, I mean, it's interesting. So this was an anti-rioting bill?

Oh yeah. Oklahoma City's passed the anti-rioting bill. They made it law. And this one's interesting. I think this one's actually a bit better than Florida's because this one makes it a misdemeanor to obstruct a roadway instead of a felony. I don't think it should be a felony for a bunch of protesters to block a street. It should certainly be illegal. They make it a serious felony. You get up to a year in jail for blocking a street. I think that's appropriate. I think nonviolence and disobedience should be respected to a certain degree. You do it, you still get arrested, though. You commit a crime.

Blocking a street, you get arrested. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I'm just thinking out loud here. I don't really have a strong opinion on whether that should be a misdemeanor or a felony. But if you block the street, I mean, you could prevent an ambulance from getting through. And people can die as a result of that. Well, that's a different charge, though, isn't it? Okay.

So if there was a – but then here's the question. If I'm blocking a roadway and there's some amount of traffic and many cars back, there's an ambulance, which I can't see. And now somebody dies. But I was unaware. What kind of charge is that? Do I still get hit? Yeah, it's murder. You kill.

Yeah. OK, so I'm fine with that. The issue is a felony charge for, you know, marching on the street and saying dumb stuff. I don't think so, man. I mean, you can't vote. You can't get a gun. You can't. Yeah.

Yeah. You know, we had we had this debate already the other day, I think, with Will Chamberlain. He was very much in favor of the felony. But in Oklahoma City, they pass this anti-riot bill and it specifically says that if you're fleeing a riot you're not civilly liable if you know you hit somebody and they're they're protesting the storming the capitol demanding the right to like mercilessly beat drivers insane it's insane right and i think i think that's probably the happy middle ground, if you could call it that, to just say, yeah, no, if you're behind the wheel of a car and people are rioting and you feel threatened, it's fine to just drive through them. It's an ugly situation.

You hope you're never in it, but people have to be able to protect themselves. I don't know. It sounds like something they should storm the Capitol. Yeah, I think they should storm the Capitol. Well, here's the thing, Tim. This is an anti-rioting bill, and you could say it's ironic that they rioted over an anti-rioting bill, but they really didn't riot. They committed insurrection, so they're a couple moves ahead of us.

I'm confused as to what the rules are right now. There are none. Am I allowed to support Black Lives Matter insurrection, or is that still promoting insurrection? You know what I mean? Of course not, Tim. There are no rules. There are no standards for them. Of course you can support that kind of an insurrection.

Hold on, hold on. It's a mostly peaceful insurrection. Yes. Yes. So as long as you say peaceful protest, you can say whatever you want, right? Basically, yeah. You can do whatever you want. Like if I said the incoming peaceful protests that we will see over the summer from Black Lives Matter

will leave a wake of destruction, fire, and death. It's like, well, dude, they said it was peaceful, all right? It's right on the flyer. Mostly peaceful. Oh, yeah. Did you do something today? Yes, we did do a cartoon. It's called Mostly Peace, dude, they said it was peaceful, all right? It's right on the flyer. Mostly peaceful. Oh, yeah. Did you do something today? Yes, we did do a cartoon. It's called Mostly Peaceful Maxine Waters.

If you guys want to check that out, that was the third of a series of, as I mentioned, three cartoons we did in one week. We're pretty proud of it. Check it out. Wow. She's a hoot. You know, one of the challenges with this, because we were talking about this before we went live, I was like, this is just so redundant.

I know. It's like this keeps happening. How many times are we like the times are like oh look they did it again and the media doesn't care i know well this is hilarious because everyone's there's a video i did a couple years ago on gun violence and this must have been 2015 2016 maybe 2017 i bet i still got it wrong even though i threw three different years out but in the video i say that one of the reasons we need the second amendment one reason people should be able to own assault rifles is because inner city through three different years out. But in the video, I say that one of the reasons we need the Second Amendment, one reason people should be able to own assault rifles, is because inner-city shop owners and other people living in these neighborhoods

might need to be able to protect themselves from multiple people when there are riots because the media irresponsibly riles up racial tensions. And so people are commenting on this over the past couple months. Oh, you're a prophet. You saw this coming. It's like, no, it's just that the news media is all reruns this stuff keeps happening over and over and over again i didn't predict anything i just made a cartoon about what was happening and it's relevant again you know what funny if bernie sanders won and then they were like the bernie bros they're staging an insurrection at the capitol because they were doing that like you you were mentioning that earlier weren't you

what you somebody earlier was like bernie almost treatment. Oh, we were talking about that. I wasn't the one who brought it up, but no, it's true. Bernie almost got the exact same treatment that Trump got. Yes, where they were calling Bernie bros,

they were saying they were really violent. Or at least that their rhetoric was violent. They were being misogynistic and harassing women on the other. It's almost like all this social justice stuff

is just an excuse to silent dissent and they don't actually care. It's just about getting their political goals across. That sounds about right. Man, but I'm just, you know, I kind of wish we were in that timeline where it's like Bernie Sanders is like, go home. Go be peaceful.

You're my special boys. Go home. My special boys. Everything. It's true. Go home. It's okay. Could you imagine?

Special boys. I mean, the funny thing is we are seeing the Bernie bros committingos committing acts of violence burning things down they're substantially more violent than trump supporters are yeah i guess we don't know exactly how many of them are bernie bros but we know there's some overlap yeah no i know there's a lot yeah yeah and they're going around burning stuff down and the media is just like let's not you know bernie you know he said vote for hillary now if he hadn't said vote for hill, they would have been like, this seditionist movement within the Democratic Party. Well, it's crazy, though, because, I mean, you look at this, you look at these riots that are occurring, and it just becomes obvious that this is like the militant arm of the Democratic Party. I'm not the first to say this, but there's sort of like a wink and a nod.

Yeah, they're cutting them loose. They're dropping the charges. Yeah. I would just, you know, I don't want something like that to happen i would just i have to admit i'd be thoroughly entertained by bernie sanders being like the one percent need to face justice take to the streets and then like antifa's running around and they were like waving bernie flags that have trump flags and they're like you know he's like here's here's how we're going to destroy the one percent find a small business and throw a brick through the window.

That will show them. I don't know what Antifa's thinking, but that seems to be their strategy. That's their plan. It's a brilliant strategy. It's really unfortunate. We live in a, like you said, it's a rerun, man. It's like 2021. We're just going to see the same thing over and over again.

No, because it's just going to get worse and worse and worse until it collapses, right? If we don't change course. This can't just keep happening. It'd be cool if it was kind of like Game of Thrones, though, where we have this really intense first few seasons, and then the last season is just like a crudely drawn horse, and we're all confused as to what's happening. No, I think we're getting—I've got to be honest. I do think it's like that, right? So 2021 was like the first six seasons, I guess, of Game of Thrones, where everyone's all like,

it's intense, and everyone's like, Donald Trump, it's the most important, banging the table. And now we have this year where the Democrats are like, child knife fights are normal! And we're like, what? Yeah, no, that was horrible. The two girls? No, no, no, to the Democrats arguing that

teenage knife fights are normal. Bro, didn't you ever go to Boy Scout camp? You know, you get your whittling chip, and then all of a sudden people just start stabbing each other? Dude, when I was a kid in South Side of Chicago, every child was running around with some kind of knife. Exactly. No, that doesn't happen. They wanted to make sure everyone had a knife.

That's fair. How insane is this that they literally were defending that? That's what I'm saying. They jumped the shark, right? Fonzie, you know, jumped the shark. Fonzie had jumped over the shark tank. Yeah, on a jet ski, right? Is that what it was?

No, I think he jumped the shark on water skis or something. He was over a ramp. That was a motorcycle. It could have been. That's where we're at. I was sitting there, and I was working on my show for 4 p.m., and I'm like, I have this thing about new police training measures and police accountability.

I'm like, oh, this is about new police training measures and police accountability. I'm like, oh, this is going to be crazy. The police departments are responding. And then I see these tweets where it's like children have knife fights all the time. And I was like – It's normal, bro. No. Didn't you – Tim, didn't you have a brother? I mean, come on.

This is normal stuff. Me and my sibling got into knife fights all the time. I'm just like – You want to know how I got these scars? Lie. I'm just telling people like, please, if there's any segment of mine you've ever shared, share the one where I'm showing the tweets from Democratic personalities saying that teenagers should be allowed to have knife fights.

Tim, normalized kids having. No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't do it. They said that, not me. I know. I'm saying. No, I know. I know.

I'm just, I'm making fun of them. You have to have the clap emojis in there. Normalize kids having knife fights. And then it was Bree Newsome who locked her account because everybody was like, yo, are you serious with this? But also, how do we? Is it Valerie Jarrett is her name? Yeah, it's Valerie Jarrett. And she's like, let the children have their knife fights.

How do we live in a world where using the wrong pronouns is violent? It's normal for kids. It's so weird. They're're hyper sensitive about really weird things like if you use the wrong pronouns or like if you don't support the welfare state you want everyone to die but then they're like super in favor of abortion apparently now child knife fights are like a normal thing it's weird how they just they shut their empathy off get out of cities okay like cops are resigning all right cops are resigning in large numbers actually let me pull this one up we have this uh this is just another story there's a bunch of these stories

we have this from kob.com more than a dozen apd officers resigned from emergency response team following weekend protest it was a total of 20 officers who resigned we're now seeing across the country recruitment levels are at historical lows. Baltimore is facing between a 500 and 700 officer shortage. Crime is skyrocketing. Nobody wants to be involved in this stuff anymore. So I'm telling people, listen,

I've been saying for how long? Get out of the cities? Jack Posobiec's been saying it. A lot of people are saying it's not that easy. I'm like, I hear you. Dude, I get it. I get it. But listen, they're taking your cops away. The cops are quitting. And now they're telling your kids to have knife fights. At a certain point, you're going to be like, I don't.

These people are lunatics. They clearly don't have any principles. Come on. But living in cities is really cool, Tim. You take the subway and meet interesting people. And you can go to the corner store late at night. Sure, sure. Your kid might get stabbed, but, you know, that's normal.

Kids get stabbed. They stab each other everywhere. It's normal. Look, Charlie the Duff's on the show yesterday, and I'm like, look at this about the police stuff. He's like, come on. No one's really talking about it. And I'm like, look, and I think he agreed with me on this one. I was like i

understand most people don't want this but most people aren't actually sticking up for the police so what happens is the activists go out they riot they burn stuff down the rioters go crazy then the city says okay we're gonna abolish or defund the police then they do then the cops quit then the crime skyrockets because the regular people aren't getting involved i'll tell you this the moment they start saying teenagers should be allowed to have knife fights you think we're all laughing how stupid it is right but look what they said with abolish the police i know we started losing police officers i'm not saying we're going to see more teenage knife fights i don't know for sure yeah i'm just saying there is a possibility that if they start encouraging this cops are going to be like i'm not getting involved yeah i don't know

yeah i have no idea if they're really encouraging it it just to me it seems like a really like stupid attempt on their part to own the cons like knife fights are normal um dude no joke they're they're they're arguing that's what they're arguing okay so but but more to the point i suppose because we i don't want to be the dead horse you want to stab it because that's normal that's normal cops are's normal. Cops are leaving. Yeah. And I've been saying what? Over the past several weeks, several months, cops should resign. I said this months ago. And so I want to say to the cops who are quitting, my applause. I'm applauding.

And I totally get it. But then on the other hand, it's like this is kind of exactly what they want. This is exactly what BLM wants. And I think they should get what they want. Really? I don't live there. Do you? Normal knife fights.

But here's the thing. Here's the thing. People are going to move from those cities into our more rural areas, and they're going to vote for the same really stupid policies that destroyed their cities, and then all of America's gone. That, I think, should be actively resisted and challenged. You've got

to be active in your community. You've got to make sure those things don't happen, and you've got to make got to be active in your community. You've got to make sure those things don't happen. And you've got to make sure you stand up for your community. So I was being told this story by a guy at a gun shop. He said that they had a gun range, and they shoot guns all the time, and they started building developments around it. Now all of a sudden the people who live there are complaining about the gun range, and it's like, bro, the gun range was there before you got there.

That means if you live in this community and people start moving, how strong is your community? How strong are your rules, laws, policies? Yeah. And will you tell these people, we are going to keep our guns. We're going to do what we've been doing. You can't change that. If you want to come here, accept the way we live.

But doesn't everything that's happened over the past couple months sort of prove that conservatives are more or less just rolling over and taking it? And so that's exactly what's going to happen when left-wing people start to move to more conservative cities. They're going to be like, oh, well, I guess you can have the bump stock, or we already sacrificed that. But I guess you can have this or that or the other. We'll allow you to take away semi-autos. I think semi-autos is where a lot of people would draw the line and might actually fight. But they're going to keep stripping away at gun rights. They'll probably add some insane taxes to ammunition. They've been trying that for years. Regular people don't know anything about it.

Well, I think that's the point, though. I think regular people just don't care for the most part, and so they allow these things to happen. And I think conservatives just stay quiet about it. Yeah, the left-wing people are never afraid to tell you that they're left-wing, but conservatives often are. And I've said this before, it's because the conservative movement

has lost all of its supernatural faith and so everything becomes about worldly power in a strange way they start to worship human respect and they want to be seen as cool and normal and they want to fit in they're less concerned with the truth and they're more concerned with their own personal reputations so they don't stand up when they need to stand up and that's why our country's gone they're let well there's no meaningful opposition to the left. It's not necessarily about just conservatives. It's about moderates as well.

Well, it's about the truth. Right. So what happens is, you know, it was described to me years ago that conservatives are basically holding the left and the left is slowly dragging them. Yes. But that restraint from conservatives means we slowly move left on a lot of policy issues.

Whether conservatives want it or not, they're still actively resisting. Now what's happened is the rope has broken. Republicans and conservatives have fallen down, and the left has just gone so far left they jumped off the cliff. 100%. And this is what I think. Now, there are some left-wing policies or positions that I will encounter rarely, which I'll say, yeah, that makes sense.

I understand where you're coming from at the very least. But leftism taken as a whole is more or less a sign of social decay, and everything humans create falls apart eventually or falls apart eventually. And so I think they just have an edge there. It's really difficult to build, and it's really easy to destroy. And so much of what the left does is destroy what was already there. I disagree. I think you need to differentiate between the weird cult

stuff they do that makes no sense the weird tribalism and like left economics versus right economics you know what i mean sure yeah i mean like if we're gonna have a discussion on like supply side versus demand side or something like that but when you talk about the far left yeah yeah yes yes that kind like so i'm talking about like i'm talking about leftism like authoritarianism just leftism in general authoritarian left as well but i'm talking about leftism. Like authoritarianism? Just leftism in general. Do you mean like the modern cultural understanding in this country? Yeah, I'm talking about basically

Marxism, critical theory, the Antifa type. Exactly. Yeah, exactly. I agree with you that there are some left... And that's why I said earlier, there are certain left-wing positions or ideas that I can kind of understand

where they're coming from or even agree with on some occasions, but leftism as we're discussing it i mean i i think there is like we're talking like antifa blm right i think leftist policy regardless is extremely hard because it requires centralization anti-authoritarian decentralization is nearly impossible so that's like libertarian left it's like those are that's a unicorn you know what i mean like finding someone who can actually run yeah exactly become you it's just never going to happen but but free trade and free market is a lot easier so i i like the idea of you know living on a hippie farm and sharing your your your bounty with your friends and everything but doesn't scale up into a society well and then here's

the weird thing about like a free market and free trade when you have a free market and free trade gdp grows and then the government sees that and they start to want weird thing about a free market and free trade. When you have a free market and free trade, GDP grows, and then the government sees that, and they start to want more of a slice of that, and you get politicians who promise the public that they'll give them other people's money if they vote for them. So as your economy improves due to a free market, you actually end up with this growth of state power. It's a very strange paradox.

I think the centralization of power regardless is the problem. You know what I mean? Like, one corporation that owns everything or a government that has authoritarian control over everything. Yeah, it's difficult to actuate. I keep thinking of the art of war and, like, if there are two sides in a battle, you've got the authoritarian left, this, like, leftist communist

thing, like, organizing and attacking this, like, well-entrenched army of, of like you know righteousness whatever 2a supporters and they want to now they're in a skirmish and it's all this stuff like fire into the air they've got the the plebs like talking about it and that's the skirmish and they want to draw them in out into the open and catch them with a mistake so that they can create law that will make things illegal and like like banning guns and things so so it's like they're goading the the the 2a whatever you want to call them

like the i the i create the reason yeah for the authoritarianism right um so i can't i'm gonna try to work through this on my like four hours of sleep this week but i would argue that not all authority is equal but that said i would agree that generally speaking at some point a central authority just becomes too large or it's attempting to manage too much i think it could very well be the case that even governments which attempt to oversee a geography the size of one of our smaller states are too large because our populations are too diverse we don't really share values anymore i don't know how you have one set of laws governing a country of 330 million people. Well, so going back to the point about police resigning and, you know, people moving out of cities, the issue is it doesn't make sense for Joe Biden to

ban guns in West Virginia. Like, okay, I get it. You're an urban liberal. You don't want guns in your cubicle apartment, but I'm in the mountain. You know what I mean? We've got coyotes and bears and stuff. We need to be able to protect ourselves and our friends, our family, our animals and things like that. They don't understand and they don't care. So a blanket law – that's the craziest thing because Bernie brought that up, man. He said the gun debate was an urban versus rural issue. 100%. 100%.

So much of gun violence is gang violence in the inner city. Or just like honor violence. Like a lot of people are like ego and pride and they're like, don't you tell me. Yeah, you know, they'll punch their gun and stuff. So the way I see it, man, if New York wants to have their own way of passing laws and doing things, I'm down for that. Just I won't live there. You know, I lived in New York. I left.

I didn't like it. Moved to New Jersey and said, eh, I'm going. I don't like this either. And I moved down to the Philly area, still on the Jersey side. Eh, don't like this. Now I'm in the middle of nowhere. I like it moved to new jersey and said i'm growing i don't like this either and i moved down to the philly area still in the jersey side don't like this now i'm in the middle of nowhere i like it a lot better granted that when i live in these places i did like it but eventually decided i wanted something different and i said yeah i changed it and so i got no beef look do you see this video that went viral where a woman in new york runs up to another woman puts a bullet in her head no what no yeah i didn't see that one. That is horrible. It was apparently two women who were lovers.

They broke up or something. 38-year-old woman runs up, and it's on video, and they got the video, and she just right to the head. Now, here's the thing. It's horrible. You guys didn't hear about it. No national story. No Black Lives Matter protest?

Yeah, no. They want this. Listen, I'm not trying to be a dick. I'm actually getting angry at conservatives where they're like, why aren't the police there? And I'm like, bro, they've asked you to take the police away. Stop telling other people how to live their lives. That's not you living there. That's not you dealing with a street crime.

They don't complain about it. They're not marching for it because they don't care. Now, I'll tell you what they do care about. When the cop shows up and tells the girl to drop the knife, they yelled at the cop who did that. That's insane. Listen, the cop shouldn't go there. And it's not an issue of fine. If they don't want our help, we won't give it.

No, dude. If if if I'm like if if somebody is going to a neighborhood and the people are like, yo, we would appreciate if you did not come into our neighborhood. Why would you be like, no, I should go into your neighborhood? Did you see the video of that young man chanting, like, we don't want white people here in New York? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a white guy yelling at white people. Yes. Dude, if they want.

Perfectly summarizes the left right now. So the issue, I suppose, is people are worried about these people moving into the country, or at least regular, uninitiated people moving into this country and then voting for these things. You need to be active in your community. You need to be active in your schools. You need to be active in local politics and local law and local media. Otherwise, if you sit back and think, we're safe here by the mountain, no one will come. Dude, they're going to come to your neighborhoods if you're not paying attention.

Retweet. You need to have responsibility for the things in your community. You need to have responsibility for your community. Watch for where you live. Maybe it's easier to be in the middle of nowhere. You don't interact with a whole lot of people. But once they start moving out of these cities, and they will, then you just need to make sure you are being active

and making sure they don't pass laws. Because I'll tell you this. What's already happening in West Virginia, people from the D.C. area come into the West Virginia area, and then they run for the school board or whatever, and then they're all Marxists. They're all critical race theorists. Let's teach your kid about transgenderism. And the people who live there don't pay attention. Yep, 100%. And they're not active in the schools.

All of a sudden, now their kids are coming back, and they're like, I'm a communist. And they're like, why? Well, did you go to your school? Did you talk to your teachers? Did you ask them what they're teaching your kids? Did you pay attention? You didn't? They're trying to do this.

You need to be active. You can't just ignore it. That being said, I think it's the most important point that we have a 13-year-old girl stabbed and killed. Was it another 13-year-old? 13-year-old girl, and killed. Was it another 13-year-old? 13-year-old girl, yeah. There's no Black Lives Matter marches. There's no LeBron James. It's because they're begging you, please let us do this.

Who am I to impose my will on a different community that is saying they want to have retribution killings or whatever? I'm going to tell you this. I don't like it. I think we have police for a reason, but I don't live there. I'm not going to tell people who live in a certain place, because I'll tell you this. You know what I would prefer? I would prefer the right to bear arms where I live. And that means there may come a time where there's a video of me and someone's breaking

into my home and I defend myself. And then all these people share the video and they're like, why weren't the police there? You should know. No, no, no, no. My house, my community. I think we have the rules the way we voted for them. We should deal with it. New York can do what they want.

Stop acting. This is what I don't understand. Conservatives don't live in these places. And I guess the only argument for the most part, there's probably other arguments for sure, is that we don't want them coming to our neighborhoods. Then be active in your neighborhood. Yeah, I think if there's anything you just said there that I definitely really agree with and would seize on, it's to tell people at home to really get involved with local politics

don't be the stereotypical conservative who just rolls over and lets the left have their way really have your voice heard locally these large federal elections you know when we're voting for the new president or even if you're voting for a representative in the house of representatives or for a congressperson i'm not saying those aren't important but what's really important is local politics and yeah there probably is going to be a mass exodus from these big cities. So if you're in a state like Illinois, well, first of all, you shouldn't be. You should probably leave. Unless you vote for the left, then stay there. You made your bed laying it. If you're going to move somewhere else, please vote for different kinds of laws. Don't try the same thing twice. I'm sure you will.

But if you are a sane person living in a sane part of the country, now is the time where you have to get really, really involved to ensure that the left-wing people who are coming into your communities don't influence legislation such that your county turns into New York. Let me just write this down another way, right? If you are in West Virginia, and I think Iowa, was it Utah, Constitutional Care? If you're in West Virginia, and you got an AR-15, 5.56, and you've got it decked out. It's a beautiful weapon.

And you're walking down the street in West Virginia. You know what the cop's going to say to you? Good morning. Nice. Good morning. Let me check it out, dude. Absolutely. If he's friendlier, he might ask you some questions about it.

Look, oh, that thing's sick. Where'd you get it? Absolutely. He might be like, nice, nice. Where'd you pick that one up from? Oh, Mil-Spac. That's fantastic. Oh, really great.spec that's fine oh really great from oh no wow wow wow five five six excellent yes you know mine i got back home that's about you're gonna do if you walk around new york city with an ar get shot yeah they'll just take out you're done and there won't be a

so listen this is what i don't understand right i find it interesting that conservatives are adamant about defending urban cops who enforce unconstitutional laws and i find it strange that the democrats are angry with the police when they vote for the democrats to implement these systems it's almost like for me being out in the middle of nowhere i've not had an interaction with any cops because we're in the middle of nowhere we have a sheriff's department we don't have a police department i don't got to worry about it you don't you don't you don't want to be in new york because you're angry with who you voted for dude chicago's been electing democrats for what 85 years and it's working really well i think it's almost fixed i think it's almost fixed that's right they're getting really close a couple literally literally

torturing people into false confessions operating with it called black sites where they kidnap people they're not arrests they're kidaps, and they lock them up for days and no one knows where they went. That's what they do in Chicago. Sounds good. Great. They also eat thick crust pizza. Why am I going to support those cops? Now, they're good cops in Chicago, don't get me wrong. 100%. Not all bad, but Chicago's a rough and tumble place. Why am I...

I don't live there. I grew up there. I didn't like it. Voting didn't change anything. Everyone keeps electing Democrats. I'm out. Here's the thing. You mentioned guns earlier. I just want to make this point it's unbelievable to me how quickly people forget i mean a couple months ago everyone was saying that the whole gun control discussion is dead because we saw left-wingers burning down basically every major city in this country people needed to be able to protect themselves and they were afraid and they thought you know what i am not going to support gun control legislation ever. Then they elected Joe Biden.

Right. And now Joe, old sleepy Joe, wants to make sure that you can't get the firearm, that you need to protect yourself or your family when people riot. And then we had riots again immediately after. You know what the craziest thing about Joe Biden is? He wants to make 50 BMG miners saying it's an NFA item. A 50? You mean I can't have, as a citizen, an anti-material rifle? What's an nfa item he a 50 you mean i can't have as a citizen

an anti-material rifle what if what if an enemy helicopter i'm exactly no no i'm kidding but hold on but antima does have helicopters and they will fly to your house so that was a joke however i do joe biden does want to ban 50 bmg and i do think people should be allowed to have it i absolutely do and so there's a lot of things that he wants to ban. He wants to ban AR pistols, essentially. Yeah, he wants, yes. He calls them short barrel rifles. And I wish I would have bought one last time I had the opportunity, man. Let's talk about Joy Behar.

Oh, yeah. I'm really proud of her. I'm happy for her. She had a really good take this week. Joy Behar, Columbus policeman who shot Micaiah Bryant, could have just shot the gun in the air. Which is, this is great. That's actually the first thing any concealed carry instructor will tell you.

No, no, don't even joke about it. I won't joke. I won't joke about this. Guys, do not ever do that, first of all. There's no such thing as a warning shot. It's movies. Guys, if you fire a gun in the air here's the thing the bullet doesn't keep going and then leave the atmosphere like it comes back down and people die people

have gotten hit by stray bullets that were fired in the air don't do that there's so stupid joy what are you talking about are you that's like this is remember joe biden yeah oh it's about yeah you know actually joy you let out two blasts you joe biden yeah oh it's about yeah you know actually joey you let out two blasts you know he said that yeah about his shotgun he's like take a shotgun out you let out two blasts joe he's in the air right he's like fire off yes he said fire okay he tells his wife she didn't in air just get a shotgun and fire two blasts okay no joe to be fair if he's talking about birdshot you'll annoy people don't do that he was talking about birdshot, you'll annoy people. Don't do that. If he's talking about buckshot, you'll...

You could mildly hurt somebody. Bullets, you know, depending on the grain... They go somewhere. It's this crazy thing. But these are heavier and these can injure people seriously when they're coming down.

You don't want to fire anything into the air because you don't know what it's going to hit, who it's going to hit, what it's going to interfere with. They land places. Yep.

In fact, there's some states where you can't actually use certain guns for hunting because the state's flat. So they may have requirements about what weapons you can use. I think New Jersey, I could be wrong, is like shotguns only because a high-velocity round is going to be, it's a

flat surface, it's going to travel really, really far, you don't know what's going to hit, you can't track it properly. What we're hearing, okay, let me just reiterate. Joy Behar. Let me read you what she said. The View co-host, Joy Behar and Sonny Hostin agreed on Thursday that the police officer who shot and killed Micaiah Bryant in Columbus, Ohio had the option to de-escalate instead of using deadly force. Behar suggested the officer could have just shot his gun in the air instead of aiming it at the 16-year-old. Quote, he said the

cop had no choice. And my feeling is, I don't know if that's true or not behar said i really can't figure it out anymore it seems to me in a situation i've looked at the tape and i still can't figure it out shoot the gun in the air warning tase a person shoot them in the leg shoot them in the behind stop them somehow but if only the solution is to kill a teenager there's something wrong with this lady's never been to a range in her life never dude first of all does she think this is a western and like the sheriff just comes out and fires his gun into the air and then everyone stops no no no no she thinks the cop comes out spins his glock fires and it shoots the knife out of her hand exactly she stops you think this is really this is really hilarious when they say things like shoot him didn't joe biden say shoot him in the leg or

something yeah well we the weapons experts at the The View have unfortunately let us down for the first time that I can think of. At The View. Look, I understand everyone's probably commenting, saying Tim doesn't know what he's talking about with guns. No, no, no, no. I'll fully admit I am not a gun expert by any means. I'm just a guy who recently bought guns, and I can tell you this lady's nuts. Yeah. It's kind of like, but to be honest, like ripping on Joy Behar's view of guns is sort of like shooting fish in a barrel that's above your head.

Oh, got her there. Am I right? Got jokes. That's right, ladies and gentlemen. Freedom tunes. All right, check it out. This is why we have these insane laws that make no sense. And I'm like, you know what, man?

I'm sitting on Twitter when people are talking about gun control. And it's just like, have you ever you ever when was the last time you went to like a grade school and you were just like there for some reason you saw like all the little kids you know like fifth grade or whatever and they're all really dumb what that's rude why would you say that because because kids i'm not saying that to say like kids aren't smart they lack knowledge yeah of course so you'll hear from a lot of kids a lot of really dumb things. Like, it's so dumb. Like, there's like 100 houses and like 10 homeless people, but like a bunch of the houses are empty. So just put the homeless people in the houses.

Like, it's so dumb. I've seen college students share that one, buddy. That's right. And then you say something like – That's an adult opinion, apparently. Houses have to be maintained and someone has to pay for the utilities. You can't just put people under the rug and expect them to go away. But little kids say things like this.

How come if there's starving people, we just don't give them food? It's so dumb. Tim, if we print money, why do we ever need to tax people? Why don't we just print money to pay for stuff forever? AOC advocated for deficit spending. She's like, we can just print the money to pay for the stuff. I'm surprised. Yeah, MMT, it's beautiful. She's like, we can just print the money to pay for the stuff. I'm surprised. Yeah, MMT, it's beautiful.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So going on Twitter during a gun control argument, man, wow. It's just like, my favorite meme is the one where they say no self-respecting hunter would use an AR-15. Which is not true. It's the most popular hunting rifle in the country. But not even that. But I'm like, here's a photograph of an AR-15 chambered in 450 bushmaster quite literally for hunting like what do you mean it's this round was made for hunting but these people just don't they literally don't know anything anything ever boy are

they arrogant so they'll tell you to do something illegal extremely dangerous it's amazing to me they're like the cops should be held accountable and they should fire their guns in the air all right so so we've got people rioting we've got racist police officers and we've also got gun control how like how can we have all three at once that's why i'm look look that's why i'm not uh i don't understand the the people opposed to abolishing the police at this point because these cities voted for them but what do you mean by i guess what do you mean by abolishing the police like i i think it would be good to have a police force i i'm for some minimal state you know let the let the cops prevent people from murdering each other well let's clarify right like we have a sheriff's department out here and they're pretty all right you know it's they're they're they're they're they're pretty good uh you

don't have a lot of interactions with them you call them when you need assistance on certain matters and you might get pulled over by a state trooper. You might get pulled over by a sheriff's deputy or something. But it's not the same as like a police force in a major metropolitan city. Now, my point is, it's not so much about

whether I think it's a good deal. I think it's a bad idea. I think these cities are going to have a lot of problems. I'm also of the mind that you should have responsibility for yourself. We should have a right

to keep and bear arms. So if the left says, abolish police, I say, I think that's a really bad idea and you're not going to like that and they say shut up bigot we're abolishing the police i'll be like all right well this is the thing i put my gun in my holster and be like you do your thing and i am all about demilitarizing the police but when you turn your city into a war zone i don't know what you expect yeah it's interesting too because demilitarize i guess i i brought this up before a similar point kind of, they made a good point back, like, what does that mean?

We had a discussion about militarization of the police. We see MRAPs. We see cops in armor. And actually, that's a good thing. You know why? Why? The more options officers have, the less lethal occurrences will happen. Interesting.

If an officer is fully armored and they have less lethal rounds, they have, you know, sponge rounds or tear gas, that means they're not using live ammunition. That makes sense. Okay. Yeah, that's fair. If the cop also is armored and feels like he's more likely to be safe, he's less likely to use lethal rounds against another person. He won't fire his gun into the air? Well, right. So imagine you have – I mean we had this story just a moment ago about these cops resigning from their emergency response team.

Now they're saying they're going to have to use regular field officers to fill that gap. If you have a regular cop who's just wearing their shirt with a vest and they have their gun and a taser and that's it, what are their options? A riot breaks out and they're like, I can't tase these people from range and they're all throwing Molotovs. My only choice is lethal force or nothing. Some cops might run away. Okay, then you get no enforcement. You give a cop a shield, some armor, and some sponge rounds, and now they're going to mostly nuisance people. They're less lethal because they can kill. But, look, it's better to have the option.

You know what I mean? Yeah, that's fair. Yeah, so I guess the idea is when we're giving cops 50 BMG and all those crazy weapons, the other argument is what do the cops do when someone else comes out with something like that? It doesn't mean they use it all the time. But it's interesting what people mean by militarization. I feel like the last time I brought that up, I hadn't really thought about it. I think I was coming from a very ignorant place. They're less likely to make a decision out of fear probably if they're armed to the teeth.

But if they're ordered to fire, then we're in way more trouble. Armed to the teeth? With what? Sponge rounds? I don't know. Bazookas, rocket launchers, flamethrowers. But they don't have those things. Who knows?

They don't have those things. I mean, do you know what's in their trunk? What's in the APC? I really don't think they're bringing flamethrowers. Probably high-powered machine guns. Bazookas. I mean, weapons. Well, hold on.

There's an argument to be made for flamethrowers. Of course there is. Yeah. No. They're actually not in the city. I mean, weapon. Well, hold on. There's an argument to be made for flamethrowers. Of course there is, yeah. No, they're actually not in a city. But like heavily militarized. Nancy Pelosi wanted crew-served machine guns. Remember that? What?

Yeah, you remember that? Nancy Pelosi said in D.C. she wanted crew-served, what is it called? Crew-service machine guns? Yeah. Belt-fed. See, like, yeah, like that's terrifying. In a city? Yeah.

It's not going to go through a building. Yeah, yeah like that's terrifying in a city yeah it's not gonna go through a building yeah yeah that's insane dude nancy pelosi should be kept far away from gun laws after saying something like that what she thinks it's i don't even think that's reasonable her and joy bayhart i think should write the next piece of legislation they should get together have nancy on the view i remember 1970 i wasn't there for it but uh on May 4, 1970, at Kent State University, the National Guard was ordered. I don't know if they were ordered, but they fired on a crowd of college kids, killed four. So it's not out of the question that cops will open fire. And if they're heavily armed, that could be devastating.

Isn't the point what I'm saying then is to make sure that when they come out there, they have armor, shields, and less lethal rounds? That is defensively, yeah. But that's not necessarily – like when you say militarized, that's way more broad than just shields and less lethal rounds that is defensively yeah but that's not necessarily like when you say militarized that that's way more broad than just shields and this is and this is a question because i've covered this stuff for over a decade and i've not seen an instance where there have been uh i i'll put it this way most instances when the police come out and they're in gear and they're mraps they have less lethal there are usually one or two cops I'll see with live ammo. We've seen those happen. But for the most part, having a rifle is not militarization. We're talking about

the armor, the fatigues, and the MRAPs. And I'm like, that's actually not that big a deal. Cops have had rifles since what, the 90s when the armor-piercing bank robbers or the armor-piercing rounds were shooting at cops. And so then they were like, we need SWAT teams now. They escalated tactics. But the militarization I often see, it's like they were given an armored personnel carrier, and I'm kind of like, so? Like, I don't know. Like, what are they going to do?

Are they going to ram somebody with it? I mean, they shouldn't. Well, I think the concern for a lot of people is a growing police state. Definitely. Yeah. And so that's why that frightens them. If there comes a day when the government really does clamp down on our rights

or they come to take our guns. Comes a day, you say? Yeah, if there comes a day, I know. If eventually at some unthinkable point in an unforeseeable future, far down the line,

the police are weaponized against the citizenry people are afraid of them having. And I totally understand that. You know, I got to tell you, man, when I see these

Donald Trump supporters and they're posting memes from Michael Malice about how the police will absolutely seize your guns from you or arrest your family, I'm like, dude, the cops have lost a lot of support from the right. A lot. Well, especially after these riots. And part of it was like in a lot of these left wing run cities, they wouldn't really let the police do anything to prevent the rioting from occurring. But also they did choose to follow those orders at the same time. they wouldn't really let the police do anything to prevent the rioting from from occurring but also they did choose to follow those orders at the same time so a lot of conservatives feel very betrayed that's right yeah so that's my attitude right now right the police out here in the middle

of nowhere the sheriffs they're right they're cool they don't got any beef in fact you know west virginia is a constitutional carry so there's no issues you can walk around out you can you can drive in your car with your passenger like holding their weapon you can walk down the street with your weapon and you know the crazy thing is nothing happens nobody's going around like no one hurt anybody no one's shooting anybody in fact i mentioned this before when i'm driving through west virginia and I see all these houses, there's no cops anywhere. And I'm just like, none of these people are worried about getting robbed. Yeah. You know why?

The crime rate's low. They're armed to the teeth. The crime rate's actually high. Wait, where is this? In West Virginia, there's a lot of problem with drug use. Oh, okay, yes. What about the violent crime rate? I don't entirely know for sure.

But I do know. So I'm in some Facebook Facebook groups for like some West Virginia places and there are people who are like, you know, there was one, someone posted something where they were like, someone did something in my yard and then other people were like, you know, watch out because someone might be casing the joint and then they all laugh.

They're like, one guy's like, man, I wish it was my house. Oh my gosh. And I'm like, calm down, gentlemen. Chill there. You don't want to have to be in that situation yeah you don't want to deal with with with legal laws you don't like you don't deal with legal lawsuits cops and all that stuff but the attitude out there is like don't you come on my property yeah that's what nobody does so it's a really interesting argument for the anarchists to be completely honest left or right i don't care.

That in these places where people are armed, not a lot of cops. In this specific place I'm talking about. So, look, let's be real. There is more respect for the Second Amendment in the Antifa autonomous zone than there is in the outlying Democrat city. No joke. Hands down. 100%. In the Chaz, they had guns and they were using them and killing kids

with them it's messed up but you got to admit that like for better or for worse those people were like we should be allowed to have guns i've seen a lot of these leftists argue we should be allowed to have guns yeah i've seen a lot of marks yeah yeah i know a lot of a lot of the sort of true believer lefties are very much in favor of gun rights. It's more the corporate Democrats who oppose that. And it's a losing issue for them. I hope so. I mean, generally, here's the thing. When they get into power and they can have somebody like Joe Biden in a position to sign executive orders or push for legislation, then they'll get their way, usually.

But the American people don't want to vote for that. The American people, when polled, gun control measures tend to be really unpopular on both sides. They're more unpopular on the right, but they're unpopular on the left as well. This is where my thinking has brought me. I don't live in New York. I don't care if they want to abolish their police. That's for the people of New York to decide. If the people who like the cops don't vote or don't stand up and defend the cops and they keep voting for Democrats to defund them, then it's going to happen. And you know what? I won't live there. I'm also of the opinion I should have a right to keep and bear arms

and I should be responsible for my own safety. I shouldn't have to call someone else to protect me. I should be able to be reasonable and responsible when it comes to my own safety which means

I'm not going to use a steel core rifle round in a city. It's ridiculous. You want to use something like hollow point or frangible that's not going to over penetrate or you want to use a shotgun. You want to use something reasonable in your home for defense because it's

your responsibility whatever comes out of your weapon is your responsibility i shouldn't have to call someone and say quick be the guardian for me and get here an hour while someone's breaking in my home that includes new york that includes where i live so i'm like if they're going to abolish police where i live i'm already responsible for my own safety i don't i don't rely on here's the thing even if you're in the city it takes what like an average 20 minutes for them to get to wherever you are so you might not realize it but you're pretty much responsible for your safety wherever you are and the supreme court actually ruled that the police are not responsible for your safety you cannot sue your local police department if a cop doesn't get there in time to protect you and what are what are the police doing in a lot of these riots they ain't

surrounding the houses they're surrounding government buildings and the police doing in a lot of these riots? They ain't surrounding the houses. They're surrounding government buildings and the police departments. So, look, if you live in a city and you like your police department and you want to keep them, I respect that 100%. Considering I don't live there, I'm not going to tell your community how to live. If you live in an area that votes against your own interests and you're in a losing battle, you can choose to stay. Advocate for what you believe. Fight for keeping your department strong and funded. That's cool too. I respect that a whole lot.

Taking a lot of risk to make sure you can try and help your community. What you believe in is respectable. Or maybe you feel like it's a losing battle and you're like, I'm just going to leave and go somewhere where my views, my rights are respected and find like-minded people. If you do that, just don't vote for the same idiots who ruined where you lived.

That's the only thing you've got to keep in mind. And then for the people who live in these places, make sure these people who come aren't going to vote for idiots. I'm concerned with the way the media is framing the police because it's demoralizing and disrupting and destroying the civil defense force, basically, that we have in the United States, the police. And what's going to happen, if that continues, is that police will continue to resign. Private police will be hired in their place, or more militarized federal police will come in.

That's right. And that will spread from city to city. And even if you flee and go into the jungle of the United States, the hills or whatever, with your guns, private police, federal police. I mean, it's a plague. So you want to stop it now. Ian. Well, Ian, you're forgetting about the social workers.

Come on. Wouldn't you love to call, like, Police Hut or McPolice? Or how about Polices and Polices Jr.? But I'm not a subscriber. How about Old Country Police? Old Country Police. I would, but I wasn't subscribed. Golden Police. I wasn't paying the $7.99 a month to get my –

I'm not a fan of private policing. No, not at all. I have no problem to a certain degree with private security, but the massive private security companies do a lot more than just protecting a small business or something. The issue with private policing in a large scale, in my opinion, is going to be they're beholden to the people who are hiring them not to you no not to the government right and so i suppose they're still the judiciary which can keep them in line right they have to justify what they do and how they do it and they'll still be constrained by the law tech maybe technically but who will enforce it another private you know so imagine mcpolice you know accidentally you know shoots it shoots a kid and so then police king comes in

and then they're like we're gonna going to arrest the McPolice guy and then someone calls Police Hut and they're like, you're both under arrest for trespassing! And then they're all like, what are we going to do? And Police Hut would be top dog, just to be clear. Police Hut? No, I think Police Bell would come in with a Mountain Dew and they'd be like, alright, whatever you say, bro.

I don't know how insidious this whole thing is if it's actually some conspiracy from the Chinese government to disrupt the United States people. And if that is the case, which I have no idea if it is or not, I could see these private police coming in, and then all of a sudden all this anti-policing sentiment just is kind of gone. They're not complaining anymore because they're happy to see this authoritarian police state because that's what the Chinese government, the CCP,

wants to happen in the united states to weaken it yeah and i think the ultimate result of the police resigning is we're getting ever closer to divorce i won't say peaceful because i don't know what that means it won't be peaceful but what do you think listen listen to this you're talking about people will flee the cities right what do you think happens when the police are all just fractured crime is already skyrocketing and then a bunch of these people start heading out to like nebraska you think these guys in rural nebraska are gonna be like come on in guys and yeah destroy or they're gonna be like dude do you remember when they were cities back where you came remember when they were talking about going into the suburbs last summer

and they did i remember everyone was posting like man if they come into my neighborhood they did? I remember everyone was posting like, man, if they come into my neighborhood, I'm going to be there. They did go into the suburbs. What suburbs? Well, where I lived in the Philly area, they were very close, within miles. Really? And helicopters were, I could see them in the sky. Really? Okay, not in my area, man.

I'm on the other side of the river in Philly. And then I'm like, I think we're fine. They're not going to cross the bridge. And then I hear sirens and helicopters. Yeah, I remember that night. Yeah, and I'm like. Tim's like, you know what? I need guns. This is it. Yeah, no joke. like... Tim's like, you know what? I need guns.

This is it. Yeah, no joke. Was that when you decided? I don't think that was it. Didn't hurt. It didn't hurt, though. There was a night that we were out like on the deck

and the helicopter flew by. We were like... And you could hear all the sirens and we were like, why are they here? Oh, my goodness. Sleepy suburbs. In Chicago, they did it.

In Chicago, they showed up in tiny suburbs in the middle of nowhere. Michael Tracy... That's right. Okay in the middle of nowhere. Michael Tracy. That's right. Okay, I do remember this. Michael Tracy drove around the country, and he went to small towns you never heard of that had riots. That's right.

And the media was like, they're not going to go to the suburbs. And they did. All over the place. I remember the same. And I remember for so long, conservatives were like, well, don't riot. Why would you riot in your own cities and they're like oh yeah good point let's go out to the suburbs like guys why did you say that yeah in chicago there was an alderman these are like neighborhood politicians

on a leaked video cussing out mayor laurie lightfoot he's like you need to check your attitude because she apparently raised the bridges which forced all all of the rioters into the neighborhoods. Yeah. Like where people live. He was like, let them have the shopping district at least. Like, we don't want to riot, but don't send them to where we live. And she was like, no, no, we got to protect the commerce. So they went to the neighborhoods.

I knew people in Chicago who were shocked to find out that there were rioters in their suburb 40 miles outside the city. Why were they there? They just, what their mission was, I guess, their plan. So it spreads all over. The one thing I've been saying is I think what's possible is, who was talking about the Bundys? Was it Michael Malice?

Man, I don't remember. It was? I think so, yeah. That guy gets too many shout-outs. Michael. Well, but it's a good point. He's like, i think it was michael's the the bundy's when the the bureau was jim jim hansen it was jim hansen you see we just

inadvertently shut up michael malice shout out to michael malice got his free plug jim hansen was talking about you remember the bundy thing bundy ranch yeah the buddy ranch yeah yeah the the blm showed up that's the bureau of land management yeah and you had a bunch of right-wing dudes being like, feds get out. So what happens if the crime is escalating and then we start seeing more of the Black Lives Matter stuff trying to show up in these small towns? There's already video where some neighborhood, a bunch of dudes who live there just chased out Antifa and shoved them. I remember that, yeah. What happens when it gets bad and the cops are completely demoralized and fractured crime is skyrocketing it already is and then these people start coming to a small town the local

people are going to start standing at the you know the state highway in front of their town armed being like stop what's your business turn around and get out and then they're going to get called racist by the media and they won't care yeah hopefully and then is how's the federal government going to enforce that drones they won't be able to drones can't even do it look what people don't understand when these leftists especially are like do you really think a person can go up against the federal government they have cruise missiles it's like uh dude you think a cruise missile can occupy a street corner you think you can enforce laws with just one cruise missile? You can't. There's 330 million people. There's 220 million adults.

We operate on an honor system of people agreeing to work together and having confidence in our law and order. We all agree on things we should or shouldn't do. We have a shared community and shared culture to a great degree, and it's being eroded.

And that's when things break down. The New York Times read an article saying that political sectarianism is getting really really is getting a lot worse in this country yeah and it's true we're at the point where the democrats some of them are so adamant on defunding the police or proving the the cons wrong that they defended child knife fights yeah what happens when you have a kid in a school and some leftist shows up and runs for school board, gets elected, and they start saying,

well, children should be allowed to have knife fights. Your kid's there. And then some kid picks up a knife. I'm not saying it will happen. Maybe it's just silly. But we've seen silly rhetoric like abolish the police actually become more mainstream. There's a New York Times op-ed

where they said, yes, we mean abolish the police. And you get these prominent Democrats saying, no, no one's saying that. It's not real. Abolish the police is not real. And now they're saying it more than ever. Now, after Chauvin is found guilty on all counts, did they say, we did it. We won. We finally have justice.

No, Obama said that's not justice. AOC said that's not justice. And then one Black Lives Matter activist in Minnesota said we will never be satisfied. Quote. Wow. None of us saw that coming. Right. Remember when we talked about this like two weeks ago and we're like riots.

It doesn't matter what happens. Riots. Riots. That's what I see happening. We just played that song earlier before the show. I predict a riot. There's no justice for Floyd. He died. There is no justice for Floyd. He died. There is no

justice for the dead. They're gone. But the justice is for the people that survive. And I don't think... Is it morally right to convict Derek Chauvin on two counts of murder and a count of manslaughter?

I don't know. We don't have a system to judge that kind of stuff. If you don't know, then you have reasonable doubt. Morality. i don't know we don't have a system to judge if you don't know then you have reasonable doubt morality like we don't really have a morality in our law if you if you listen ian if you can you say to me definitively derek chauvin should be convicted on all counts beyond beyond a doubt in my mind no not from what i know that's so that that's the standard we have the standard we have isn't i'm not sure sure, so I better convict him. It's, I'm not sure, so that means he can't be convicted. We had a juror who, she was an alternate.

She just spoke out with CBS. And her attitude was very much, the defense didn't prove their case. I'm like, wow, the defense didn't have to prove their case. So is that an appeal? Is that right to appeal? I mean, if the jurors are saying- She was an alternate. She didn't actually weigh in on the verdict.

But she said, in my mind, he was guilty. The prosecution had a great case. And I think her opinion is – it's a legitimate opinion. She did say that she was worried that no matter what she did, people were going to get mad at her. So you know, when she says something like that, it was as close as we're going to get to an admission that the riots played a role in the verdict. Because you might say to yourself, look, I want to be really careful what I say, because I know that no matter what I say, everyone will get mad. And they say, okay, what's the worst case scenario if you piss off the conservatives? They'll insult you on the internet.

What's the worst case scenario if you piss off the leftists? They'll call your work. They'll make fake stories about you. They'll you you'll lose your job you'll never be able to work again you'll get kicked off the internet so when someone says i'm worried everyone will get mad yeah but you know who they're scared of they're not scared of conservatives who are going to roll over and be like oh you're dumb no they're scared of the left so you know this woman basically she basically said that it was an emotional thing. She said she watched the video and she cried. And the prosecution said at the end, in their closing arguments,

trust your eyes. You saw it. You saw it. You know. You know what happened. The defense had a great closing argument. It was like three hours long. And he kept saying, they were instructed,

the state needs to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. If there's any doubt, you cannot convict. And they were like, but you didn't prove your case. She said that the defense overpromised. Maybe. Maybe the defense needed to be very explicit and say, we're not going to prove Derek Chauvin is innocent today. We're only going to prove to you that the state doesn't know what happened. And that's it.

Instead, that's what we get. It's disturbing that there was a girl on the jury, or at least as an alternate, that was crying and making decisions out of her emotions. That's how people work, though. That's true of all juries. You can't expect people to be Spock.

I have weighed the evidence. I have concluded it would not be morally just to convict this man. And then you get Bones being like, come on, Jim. Don't lock him up. We got to do the right thing. Another Star Trek reference. Shut up, Spock. But OG Star Trek.

Shut up to Spock. I'm a doctor, Kirk. I got to say it. Spock was wrong most of the time. Good for Spock. There's a really great article. There's a really great article that went over every prediction Spock ever made in an episode about probabilities of what might happen. And he's wrong 83% of the time. Good for Spock. There's a really great article. There's a really great article that went over every prediction Spock ever made in an episode about probabilities of what might happen.

And he's wrong 83% of the time. That's so funny. Because the show wanted suspense. So Spock would be like, there is a 79% chance that we will explode on impact. Let's do it anyway. And then they'd make it. Here's the thing. The probability really was that high.

They just got really lucky every time. Every single time. Yeah. Divine intervention. Yeah. Well, don't trash Spock just because they got lucky. Can we get a little bit arbitrary here and just talk about some culture war stuff? Because I'm just going to hard segue.

Normally, I like to have the conversation flow better. But we have this article about Ben Shapiro that I'm just dying to read. Honestly, again, okay, thanks. We're not going to talk about Ben Shapiro. I heard he bought a bunch of wood. That was the big story. That was today's news cycle. Here I was making cartoons about Maxine Waters when what I really should have been paying attention to was who's going to Home Depot.

Ben Shapiro. Okay, folks. I'm at Home Depot right now. I'm going to buy this two by four, and I'm just going to beat a small child with it. Mercilessly. Mercilessly. We had this whole conversation before the show. It was very hilarious. We were laughing nonstop for like 20 minutes before the show

joking about like why Ben Shapiro went to Home Depot to buy wood and why he was like showing it off and Seamus made the joke that he was beating children. I think that was you. I don't remember which one of us

because frankly... I think that was Tim. No, that wasn't. I said mercilessly but you were the one who brought it up. I was the one who had two hours of sleep, Tim.

You don't have an excuse. It's like, okay, honestly, here's why I support Home Depot, okay? Because they still allow child labor, which is American, and it's part of the free market. And you are able to test their wood boards to see how strong they are by just hitting children with it. And so you're just like, one of them is going to break, the two-by-four or the child. And it's important to know if you have a two-by-four strong enough to actually beat a child mercilessly with it. All right, gang? I mean, that's the news, right?

The story is from Forbes. They say that Ben Shapiro took time out of his day to shop at Home Depot in pursuit of an abstract culture war victory that resulted in yet another dose of internet humiliation. I got to be honest. No.

I saw the clip, and it's Ben holding a bag with like a plank, like a 1x6 plank in it or like something. And he's like, that is a great piece of wood, my friends. I thought it was a joke. by six plank in it or like something. And he's like, that is a great piece of wood, my friends. I thought it was a joke. Like I thought it was satire.

I was like, oh, he's being silly. He's doing a bit. Maybe he is. But then someone posted another video where he was like, I'm here at Home Depot and I'm going to buy stuff.

And I was like, wait, is he seriously advocating? Yeah, but like, it's a joke if you bought a two by four and then made a bit about it. It's not so much a joke, I guess, if you're literally documenting your experience going to home depot and advocating for people to go there

see i don't know see i would do that as a troll i'd be like let's see what the internet gets upset about i bet they'll get super wound about me literally going to a store and buying a piece of wood let's see if we can make it happen yeah well here's the thing you can definitely say it's silly but i mean it's good to support a business that promotes your values, too. So many corporate entities are bending the knee right now. So why not support the ones who don't? And I think here's the thing. I think Home Depot understands that they can't. Like how many Home Depot customers are woke, dude?

Oh, no. Home Depot wants you to come shop at their place when you have to rebuild their store because you got looted. I know. Let's pull up this tweet from Michael Knowles. Michael Knowles tweet. Ben Shapiro bought a plank of wood is nationally trending news. All right. I got to stop. I got looted. I know. Let's pull up the tweet from Michael Knowles. Michael Knowles tweet. Ben Shapiro bought a plank of what is nationally trending news.

All right. I got to stop. I got to stop. Ben Shapiro masterfully played. Yep. Masterfully. It was trending on Twitter. It was trending.

Dude, Ben Shapiro knows how to get press. Yes, he does. He's like, you know what I think happened? Or does he just get press because he's Ben Shapiro? Maybe, but listen,

he's sitting, I imagine they're all sitting at the Daily Wire office, and they're like, what should we do? And Ben's like, I bet I could literally just buy a plank of wood. A bad plank of wood gang. And it would be like national news. It's going to be so big. We're going to troll the libs. It's going to be so epic.

I'm going to beat a child with a two-by-four. And then the Home Depot parking lot. Let me read this. I got to hear it. Politics trending. Ben Shapiro shares a video of himself purchasing a single wood blanket home depot after a coalition of black faith leaders in georgia called for a boycott of the company over its unwillingness to condemn the state's new voting law that is the

stupidest thing i have ever read in every respect that is amazing but i will tell you listen they're they're all these companies were like all the ceos were like we condemn georgia's voting law and home depot was like i don't know so they were like, all the CEOs were like, we condemn Georgia's voting law and Home Depot was like, I don't know. So they were like, we condemn Home Depot. That's dumb. Ben Shapiro mocking them

by making a silly video is like, it's a hilarious troll. By the way, I don't know if you guys noticed, but the top reply to Michael Knoll's tweet is from an account

called Freedom Tunes, which you should all check out. Okay, gang, this is epic. Okay, gang, this is epic. All right, I got my 2x4. We're going to go own some libs of it. We're going to own some libs of the 2x4, by which I mean we're just going to go beat Antifa with my 2x4. All right, this is really high-quality lumber.

Folks, I am less than 2,000 subs away from 600k. If you want to run over to Freedom Tunes, mash that subscribe button. Check out the three cartoons we made this week. I love all of you. Back to our Ben Shapiro. Everybody wrote about this.

Gizmodo, Ben Shapiro finally manages to get wood. Oh, come on. And it's just him. Cheap shot. Yeah. But they're writing an article about him. You know what else I noticed something? Didn't Jimmy Kimmel make fun of Tucker Carlson recently? Yeah, Jimmy Kimmel did like a bit making fun of Tucker Carlson.

And then David Pakman also did a bit where he said that Tucker Carlson has a psychotic break on his show. Yeah. I realized something. They're having withdrawals from Trump. Yeah. Yes, 100%, dude. They've been having withdrawals for a while. They had that TDS.

Turned out it was actually just an addiction. Yeah, cult worship. These people are paused. They love Trump so much now that he's gone. It's like you know, Donald Trump was that what was it? Breaking Bad. That blue meth. That was Trump. It was this pure, it was amazing. They were just like

ah! And now they're like, now they're pulling off like a Hunter Biden digging through the carpet for Parmesan cheese thinking it's crack. When you go from like, the most corrupt president in history is incited to insurrection, and you think you're like writing great works for the annals of history, and then you're like, Ben Shapiro bought wood.

It's like Ben Shapiro buying a piece of wood is the Hunter Biden smoking Parmesan cheese of news. That's it. Wow. I can't a piece of wood is the Hunter Biden smoking Parmesan cheese of news. That's that's that's that's that. I said it. That's it. Wow. I can't believe you just went there. I'm like, just it's the it's the cult, dude. This cult worship.

I mean, it's been around since the dawn of humanity. People are obsessed with with people. I have. I have reached the conclusion that we get the journalism that we deserve. One hundred percent. One hundred percent. Thank this is manifestation and punishment for our sins. Honestly, unironically, yes. There's a reason God's not sparing us from this. That's all I'm saying.

I actually mean that. I actually mean that. Can I just say, though, watching the 80 millionth story about how Trump did something he didn't do was infuriating. Watching them basically rocking back and forth with like dark rings on their eyes digging through digging through the carpet for parmesan it's hilarious yeah this story about ben jupiter i'm just sitting there i'm like i'm here for it man because you know we're not struggling on this show we're not we're not struggling for news or topics to talk about we have a good time we'll talk about movies we got you know we got some uh justice league

stuff we can talk about these people are in panic mode yeah like when they needed him they needed him he could believe remember in the dark night we were just watching the dark night when the joker's like i can't kill you you're too much fun like he's like expressing to batman that he wants to keep him like you complete me and that's exactly how they are with trump except maybe trump's the joker you know because we live in a society and he knows it no trump's not the Joker. I don't think he's Batman. Is Trump Batman? He's Harvey Dent, dude. He's Harvey Dent?

Actually. Two-faced. Yeah, maybe closer to Harvey Dent. I mean, Harvey Dent was a suit-wearing blonde dude in the movie. Closer to Trump than anything. And actually, I wouldn't say it's like a perfect, but if I had to say which character he was, it'd be Harvey Dent in that he's a man of the law, but he takes things a little too far. Ooh. You know what I mean?

Then who is Batman is the question. Who is Batman? It couldn't be Bernie Sanders. Joe Biden. Joe Biden? Yes. 100%. Dude, Joe Biden's the Joker. It doesn't make any sense. The media is the Joker. You think so? The media was the Joker. Yeah, because he's just too much fun. You can't kill him. Well, like, the

Joker was trying to make crazy things happen because it was fun and he was trying to shake things up. It's all part of the plan. And hold on. What did the Joker say to Harvey Dent in the hospital? If I tell the press that, like, a gangbanger will get shot or a truckload of soldiers will be blown up. They're blowing the bits. Nobody cares. It's all according to plan.

Part of the plan. But if I say, one little old mayor is going to die, well, then everyone loses their minds. People love the plan, even if it's terrible. Horrifying. That doesn't sound like, that sounds like, that sounds more like Antifa. A little bit. Sounds like we're living in a society of your,

I have to stop, that's such a tired joke. What's wrong with me? We're living in a society. I love it. We get the media we deserve, man. We 100% do. Yeah, we brought this upon ourselves. We're still consuming this stuff.

I thought that Eleanor Roosevelt quote, she said that great minds think about ideas. I don't know, mediocre minds talk about things, and then weak minds talk about people. And why are you talking about Eleanor Roosevelt, Ian? I fell for it. How dare you? I know. No, I'm kidding. I'm kidding.

I've heard that as well. I try to stay true to that kind of concept in that there are a lot of people who make YouTube careers off of talking about drama. And I'm like, does anyone really care about like when,

you know, sometimes I'll talk about things that are relevant to me personally. Yeah. I try to avoid that. And I'm like, do people tune into the show to hear about my petty drama?

No, they don't. I would. I'm just saying, I would. If we just did Tim's drama cast and you'm like do people tune into the show to hear about my petty drama no they don't i would personally i'm just saying i would if we just did tim's drama cast and you're like talking about everything in your life somebody threw my beanie on the ground oh that wasn't oh i was i was kicking things over he totally was ah i'm kidding but but you know i think about all these people try to drag drag me or other people in drama and i'm like let me tell you why one of the reasons i think the work i do is is more successful than many other people on youtube have been doing it for longer so many people on youtube who are in this commentary space would single out individuals no one really cares about to make drama because drama content was

it was easy clicks but extrapolate that to the mainstream media instead of telling us about jake paul they tell us about trump well Well, I mean, listen, the Jake Paul fighting Mayweather. Yeah, he's going to fight Mayweather, right? I think so. That's going to be the fastest boxing match I've ever seen. Yeah, dude, Jake Paul's going to take him out, dude, real quick. One hitter quitter, man.

Dude, it's brilliant. It's brilliant. But I think that's culturally relevant. Like, one of the best boxers ever and some crazy guy on YouTube is going to fight him. I want to watch that. I think that's good to talk about because it's the best boxer. You know what I mean? He's like the main guy.

And we're getting this. I wouldn't say it's the most important thing in the world, but something to talk about. I would say it is. But when you have nothing. Imagine if the media only wrote about Mayweather and Logan – is it Jake Paul? Jake Logan. I have no idea which one. I'll be real with you guys.

Imagine if the media wrote 7,000 stories in two weeks about just Mayweather versus Paul, Jake Paul. We'd be like, this is the stupidest thing ever. What is wrong with you? Write one story. We get it. If Donald Trump kicks a goat and they write a story about it, I'll it, you know, he did that. So he wrote a story about it. If they write 8,000 stories over four months of like Donald Trump incited insurrection, the insurrection, oh, the cop. And they was like, yeah, blame every single goat related injury on Donald Trump.

They're like goats are getting hurt more often. Was this because Trump kicked a goat? That's right. Big problem is friend of goat kicking when they're like, he said it. She said it. He's bad. She's bad. That gets that's the bottom feeding crap. But when you say like he said it, she said it, he's bad, she's bad. That's the bottom-feeding crap.

But when you say, like, he said it, this is why it's good. Let me tell you for a while about the ideas. This is kind of what you do with your YouTube videos. Or that's bad. I'm going to tell you why, and then you break down the ideas. Hold on. You're acknowledging the crap, but you're talking about the process. What I want to say is I think it's perfectly legitimate to talk about

donald trump i think it's perfectly legitimate to talk about ocasio-cortez why they're prominent figures influencing our country yeah sure but there are people who are like not prominent but they're like decently well-known activists that become the center like the target for like content and it's like you can talk about it once or twice if it's relevant it's not it's not something you should focus on so heavily and we should focus on the ideas around these things and what they represent. Are you telling me to stop making fun of Ben Shapiro? Is that what I'm hearing? No.

I just want you – if I stop doing Ben Shapiro videos, you've got to blame Tim. You do. I'm talking about – I know. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. By all means, make more videos mocking Joe Biden.

Okay, thanks. That's ridiculous. Everyone. Dude, I'm so tired right now that I'm going to have some gaffes, joe biden's gonna end up making cartoons making fun of me i can't wait for that come on man dude joe biden just starts roasting me he's like everyone's laughing the whole country is just roasting me let me just say that video you did recently where it's joe biden stutter in class oh yes and joe biden that quote where he says he used to walk around. Oh, yeah, yeah.

Please watch the video. Yeah. Guys, he actually said that. That's the best part about it. Let's keep it family friendly. But he went around black neighborhoods saying things about their adult lives. Yeah, just very, very offensive. It's like, how can a political leader say that and survive?

I feel like if I were, which I never would, but if a political leader say that and survive like i feel like if i were which i never would be like if i were to say that as a joke like that's you are canceled young man he basically joe biden was saying it unironically he basically went around telling he claimed that he went to black neighborhoods telling black men to wear condoms and that it's not unmanly to do so and it's like well first of all could you like first of all joe you're catholic you should know that like yes it is but also um could you imagine joe biden doing that just like walking down the street i didn't also – Could you imagine Joe Biden doing that? Just, like, walking down the street?

I didn't even think about that. Yeah, Joe Biden actually just going door to door. Not even, like, some, like, 40-year-old, like, you know, black dude is leaving to go to work. He works at the local bank or whatever. He's, you know, he's just got his briefcase with him. And then Joe Biden's like, hey, hold on there, man. Let me tell you something. Oh, my gosh.

He's got, like, a bag of condoms with him. So embarrassing. Yeah, check out – so we've been doing a series of videos where I will just take Joe Biden's audio and string it together into a conversation between him and someone else. And it usually comes out pretty funny. And I think I'm allowed to say that. I don't think I'm laughing at my own jokes. I'm just laughing. Like, Joe Biden's a good writer, and he does good comedy.

And I like to turn that into cartoons sometimes. So we just did a cartoon about aliens visiting Earth and Joe Biden talking with them. You all should check that one out. Excellent. Let's jump to this story, my friends. You may be aware that since the death of George Floyd, there's been an autonomous zone in Minneapolis. Well, the good news

for everybody is that the activists have won. Black Lives Matter is victorious. Chauvin was convicted on all counts. We can all go home. We have peace now. Good run, everybody. Appreciate all the hard work everyone did. And we'll see y'all. Oh, wait.

Hold on. I'm sorry. They're refusing to leave the autonomous zone. Activists calling for Minneapolis Autonomous Zone to remain until conclusion of remaining officers' trial. Well, surely then they'll leave, right? Of course. Yeah, probably no other officers will get in any trouble. And there's Kim Potter.

Oh, yeah. wait, another officer. Now we have another one. I will mention this again just for the sake of saying it. You got more Second Amendment rights in the autonomous zone there than you do in the outlying city. And I mean, like, you hear these stories about people, like, shooting randomly into houses and garages. And I'm like, well, that's a little too much. It's certainly more respect for gun ownership, I guess, keeping the cops out, not allowing it to be enforced.

So this is, you know, it's basically what they're doing. I'm afraid of this. The Kent State shooting in 1970 I brought up earlier, like that was an unexpected tragedy, and it was four people that got killed. So, like, if we scale up to the weapons of war that we have now and if the National Guard comes in with helicopter gunships and they're patrolling over top of these zones

and one of them lets loose a Hellfire missile, which they're allowed to do if they have extrajudiciary assassination, go ahead. No one's going to Hellfire missile the United States. The United States, under the Patriot Act, is allowed to do it to its own citizens. Of course, they're not going to, we say. They're not going to shoot kids at college either.

Ian, you're right. They'll burn down a home full of children in it. Dude, an authoritarian regime can do whatever it wants. That's the terrifying thing. But hold on a minute. You realize that back then they had cruise missiles and M-16s and full auto and helicopter gunships and all that stuff, right? Yeah, but they didn't have the tracking mechanisms that they have now. So you're saying –

And they also didn't have the Patriot Act. You're worried about like a Captain America Winter Soldier scenario where they have gunships that can just target people and then kill all the undesirables? No, I'm just afraid of the next generation of the May 4th massacre of the college kids. They were out on a peaceful protest, probably throwing rocks at the National Guard. It doesn't need to happen because they already control the lines of communication. They know everything about you.

They have control over everything. Like you were saying earlier. They're spying to an insane degree. The Bundy Ranch thing where they were like, turn around, go home, arm people. The ATF went out there and decided we're not going to mess with them. Yeah, the Bureau of Land Management.

If something like that happened again, what's to say that they decide not to turn around and go back this time? Well, the conclusion of the Bundy thing, I suppose the conclusion, or one of them, was that they killed a guy. They killed one of the friends of the Bundys. You want to know what I'm worried about? You made a good point a moment ago when I said the activists are saying they won't leave the autonomous zone until the remaining officers' trials conclude. And you said –

Yeah, probably nothing wrong will go with any other officers. Here's the best part. Most of these cities are bringing in cadets to handle this stuff. So if you've got a 26-year veteran of the force, Kim Potter, and she is involved in this. What do you think someone who's a week out of the academy is going to do? Yeah, exactly. That makes things so much more dangerous. He's going to be like, it's my first right. What do I do?

Well, remember, two of those officers involved in George Floyd's death were rookies, right? That's right. They're right out of the academy. We're going to see more of the same. It's going to get a whole lot worse. Yep. And they're going to use it as justification. See, look what these police are doing.

You know what I find the phoniest, though? I just, you decide to be a cop right now? Like, we're seeing mass retirements and resignations, and you are joining the police department? Dude, I got to be honest. If it were me, I would rather live in a tent down by the river and fish for food in my bare feet like a hobbit, then literally join a police department because they're using cadets in Albuquerque, for instance. They're training cadets in riot control. Like, dude,

you're going to get a guy who was like a few months out of the academy, and they're going to be like, well, Black Lives Matter is rioting. It's the summer of peaceful protest, and this dude's going to make a mistake. Inexperienced. And then they're going to be like, see, this proves it. Even the new officers are bad.

It can't be reformed. And then guess what? Dude, I would not be surprised if we see a bunch of rookies end up in prison. And they're going to be put in a jumpsuit. They're going to be shackled. And they're going to perp walk. And the left is going to cheer for it. Who would choose to do that for $28 an hour?

I guess. $28 is that for $28 an hour? I guess. $28 is better than $15, huh? Yeah, I mean, it's horrible. Crime is going to continue to go up, likely. And as you mentioned, you're going to have rookies policing people more often because the older folk are stepping down, the experienced officers. And that is going to be a recipe for disaster. That's all I have to say about that.

This is exactly what they're asking for. It's what they want. This is what they want to happen. And I'm not convinced. I don't think they have any regard for the rule of law. I think they just want power. As far as I'm convinced, they want authoritarianism. What do you do if you don't have cops?

How does your society function? Second Amendment. Okay, so your society functions like a militia what i'm saying you know i don't know out in the middle of nowhere where everyone has the right to keep in bare arms right and it's like to a great degree or more respected they don't have this kind of stuff going on it's true well to be fair people also live further apart and you have less of the friction from like you don't have the population look Look, in some of these areas, it's not as dense as Manhattan,

but it's dense. You've got neighbors. Look, when I lived in Miami, we had a five-acre property. We still had neighbors fairly close, and we had problems with dogs. We had to go to the neighbors and be like, we had a bunch of guns. Well, no, not down there, but people could have a bunch of guns. It's Florida, so

Florida's got pretty good gun laws. Wild West. But the point I'm making is you can be out in these places and not deal with this stuff. So if there's no cops in these cities, I do think it'll get bad because you have a lot of crime elements that you don't have. But maybe if people have the right to keep and bear arms because the cops are gone and no one can enforce that, you know, I don't know. Maybe it'll be better off. Or they continue to strip people of their right to keep and bear arms, and then you just have these rioters. gone and can't no one can enforce that you know i don't know maybe it'll be better off or they continue to strip people of their right to keep and bear arms and then you just have these rioters

and the mob going around bossing folks around they get their way across the country you know what i gotta stop i'm gonna i'll give you a prediction that i don't want to come true but i think is obvious the reason why it's going to get really bad first new cadets being brought in to help deal with riots that's going to lead to a lot more accidents and tragedies it's going to result in an escalation of the riots and an escalation of the resignations regular citizens are going to say i'm going to protect myself rioters rump about a suburb some dude comes out of his house says get off my property they start throwing bricks he goes pop pop pop yeah and then they make laws that strip people of their guns. Then the drone ships come in.

That's the worst case scenario. I don't see that. I mean, maybe in five years after that. If some guy comes out, 2A guys, like, pop, pop, pop. Because rioters are in his neighborhood. And he gives the government an excuse as to why it's dangerous for citizens to have guns. Red flag laws are needed. But there's no police.

The point is, if the police all resign because they're being locked up, and then the feds can't maintain, you don't understand, man. There's not enough federal law enforcement to go to every city and maintain this. It's not possible. The ATF absolutely could not handle it

if the police weren't there to enforce gun laws. How many ATF agents are there? Yeah, that's 100% true. Really? That's it? I think. That's the number I saw. So the ATF actually only has the capability to process 5,000 to 10,000 cases per year. Right. So if every state, or not even every state, just a handful of states,

decided they weren't going to enforce federal gun control laws, there's nothing that the ATF could do. And this is not unprecedented. Left-wing states do this all the time. That's what a sanctuary city is. They started legalizing drugs while they were still federally legal. Right. So when you get to the point where cops all leave and no one can enforce gun laws,

you're going to have the people, like I mentioned, in Chicago who are good, honest, working families, but they want guns to protect themselves, and they do so illegally under Chicago's laws, which I don't think should. I think it's unconstitutional. But if the cops are all gone, then no one's going to enforce that. Then when the riots come out, this guy is going to be like, you ain't coming near my kids. And they're going to be like, screw you. They're going to throw a rock and he's going to go, get back, get back.

We've already seen in like Portland a few years ago a guy drew his gun on some of the Black Lives Matter protesters. He was backing away. He was like, get away from me. They arrested him. We've already seen the McCloskeys. Yeah, I was just about to bring up the mccloskeys so what comes next the riots are if they if they continue to get worse and the cops continue to resign we have cadets but i think cadets open up a huge possibility of risk because these these rookies are are my opinion more likely to go to prison absolutely they're not gonna have the defense they're not gonna have're not going to have the support. They're not going to have the skill.

They're not going to have the experience. They're going to trip and fall. They're going to panic and shoot somebody. And then the city is going to be like, they risen with you. They won't know to shoot their gun in the air. That's right. Dude, you got seniority. You've been in the department for decades.

And the city is like, we will sacrifice you at a moment's notice. You think they're going to do anything for a rookie? No. They're going to be like, bro, you just got here. We didn't even pay you yet. We don't care. To the wolves with you, son. And then they're going to turn around and say, see, we arrested and charged them with murder.

And then this 26-year-old or 28-year-old guy is going to be like, I'm going to prison, I guess. That's right. It's illegal to be a cop because they want you to arrest somebody. But you can't use force to arrest them because if you do they might get hurt or die and it's your fault so you're better off just saying sir would you would you like to be arrested no okay please have a nice day and carry on with your not your knifing spree speaking of knifing spree to tie this back to what we were talking about earlier i'm afraid that if people aren't able to get guns and there are fewer police we're going to see a lot more stabbing like we've two different stories in the last two days of kids stabbing each other with knives.

So people are going to take like boiling oil or hot water or knives and all this stuff. Way worse. Acid maybe. But way worse. Stuff that you have on hand in your house to defend yourself. Like I don't see this ever in any way being a good ending. So no, the acid attacks do happen in London. I'm looking at the numbers right now. I remember doing a video on this a

while ago when we were talking about gun control and talks about a peaceful, um, London is, or England is, I mean, in 2017, there were 472 acid attacks. That's insane. That's just in London. Now that number has been decreasing. 2018 only had 310, and 2019 only had 123. I wonder what those numbers look like post-lockdown. Crime rates have gone up here. I wouldn't be surprised if they went up there as well, and people don't have firearms to protect themselves. Well, in these places without firearms, like, for example, Sweden,

you know what's happened when they took the guns out? The violent crime didn't go away. It got bigger, and they started to have grenade attacks. Oh, my goodness. It's super fun, too. People don't stop wanting to kill each other when you take their guns away. They'll just get more creative.

When I went to Sweden it was only a few months before I'd gotten there that someone threw a grenade onto a balcony killing an eight-year-old English tourist. It was a tourist family.

It was an eight-year-old kid. I think that was the story and they threw the grenade onto the balcony blew up and the kid died. There's a lot of grenade attacks in Sweden.

I think they have the highest grenade attacks per capita outside an established war zone. Yeah, it's comparable. That's unbelievable. Yeah, it's horrible. I think there was a grenade attack when I was there, actually. And this is why people will try to use numbers about gun deaths or mass shootings specifically to make these comparisons between the United States and other countries. First of all, even if you did have a like-to-like comparison, it would be better to look at states compared to other countries. First of all, even if you did have a like-to-like comparison,

like it would be better to look at states compared to other countries. The United States is massive. But also, it's not really a fair comparison. You should just be looking at massacres or mass killings generally. Because you haven't solved the problem if just as many people per capita or more are dying as a result of massacres or having violent crimes committed against them but they just happen to not be attacked with the use of a firearm yeah it's not an improvement it is 100 a human nature problem and a culture problem maybe uh maybe it's time to get out of cities yeah 100 and i think we all agree on that get out of cities basically it's so much better to be completely You know, one of the challenges back in the day was like, can you get good internet? I got to be honest, it is difficult.

But it's getting better, you know? It's getting easier. Especially with Starlink, Elon Musk, that project's going to be, it's going to change everything. You know what I think would totally own us, Tim, would just own us cons? If all the left-wingers, us cons, if all the left left wingers stayed in the cities and didn't leave and vote in other places to prove us wrong about how great their policies are going to work there, that would really, I would cry. That'd keep me up at night.

I'd be like, dang, they sure showed us. And then all the dumb conservatives, all the dumb conservatives just come out, leave the cities. Yes. Start going to places where your vote will actually count and matter. Every conservative needs to go to Texas. Every single one. Including us?

Yeah. Here's the thing. If Texas passes that legislation, which protects people from social media censorship, real estate prices are going to pop. Well, I think I said this, that Will Chamberlain brought up Texas is working on a bill. I think it was introduced that would if you're a resident of Texas if you're a resident and you

get banned from any social media platform because of your political views, you can get an injunction and have your account restored. So there's questions about how that will work with the First Amendment because private companies have First Amendment rights as well. If they pass that though, I think we might instantly relocate.

We might be like every hour. Dude, I'd go to Texas. Why am I not in Texas? I'm not going to. It's a stunning blue. But that's exactly why I need to go there and start voting. Stop it. Start voting?

Yeah. Go to Texas, become a citizen there. Start voting. Be a citizen of Texas, change my residency. Yeah. A resident of Texas? Yeah, a resident. Sorry.

Well, if they pass my residency. Yeah. A resident of Texas? Yeah, a resident. Sorry. Well, if they pass constitutional carry. Yeah. I didn't realize that in Texas you actually need like a handgun license and you have to do like a course. Yeah, I was surprised. That is surprising to me. I thought the joke was that when you go buy liquor, they give you a gun. Yeah, exactly.

Just the family guy joke. Yeah. Apparently not. Sad. Apparently it's more like West Virginia. And then you fire it into the air like Joy Behar told you. Like Joy said too. And no one gets hurt

just act like Yosemite Sam you know he had the right idea yeah Yosemite Sam and then you spin the revolver then you go and you spin the revolver and put it back

into the holster you're Glock he pulls it out and he spins it and shoots the knife out of her hand someone actually tweeted that got like 700 retweets

they were like he could have just shot the knife out of her hand are you insane do you know what like do you know what guns are? Do you know what a knife is?

Which concept do I need to explain to you for you to know that that doesn't make sense? Where she was the knife, the victim was in front of the knife. He would have shot the victim several times to try and get the knife. Dude, this is like, people really do think it's the Matrix. They do, yeah. You can just like, why don't they just dodge the bullets? Why don't police just dodge bullets when they get shot at? I genuinely don't think that anyone actually watched the video because of the commentary

we're getting. Absolutely insane. They weren't looking at the angle of the perp versus the victim. Like, there's a direct line between the two. There's no way around it. They don't care. I know they don't. But you know what I care about? Super chats! They do. My friends, if you haven't already. I know they don't. But you know what I care about? Super chats. They do. My friends, if you haven't already, get your super chats in.

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And it made me just – like these journalists, man, I shouldn't even give them that word. These people are sociopaths. The story he described to me, I don't want to say it on YouTube because it's gruesome what these people were doing. Check it out. If that's something you know, I'm warning you now. It's like a serious segment where we talk a lot about the media. It's a bit long, but definitely check it out. Let's read some super chats. The Civic Nationalist says,

What is your guys' opinion on this? There are only three crimes. Causing physical harm to someone, taking property, and murder. God save the Queen. Long live Britain. The sun has not yet set. Rule Britannia forevermore. Oh. Three crimes causing physical harm to someone, taking property, and murder.

I don't agree with that. Causing physical harm. So, like, if you harass someone, nah. Like, harassment's a crime. Harassment isn't like the way the left describes it on Twitter where someone calls it mean words. It's literally like putting a bag of dog crap on someone's porch every day for like three years straight talking intimidating well that's just how you win a woman's heart

pollution pollution is like you could argue if that's causing harm to someone or not i guess i guess but he says physical harm that's the issue oh yeah like poisoning like taking a poop in the river you're not you're not directly physically harming a human, but if they end up drinking that water in a couple days. I need backup. What's going on? We got a code three. He's pooping in the river. Don't you move.

He'll never stop me. It's my constitutional right. Poop in his river. All right. I'll fight you naked, says BLM wants police to let minorities kill each other. Well, okay. I mean, look, I'm not a fan of people shooting each other or anything like that or fighting each other, but you've really got to consider this one point.

When the woman shot the other woman in New York, there's no national outcry. There's no protests. I am not bringing that up to say, why aren't they doing it? I'm literally saying, I get it. They don't care. Okay. When the cops show up and intervene, why aren't they doing it? I'm literally saying, I get it. They don't care. Okay. When the cops show up and intervene, they get mad. Okay, I

get it. You don't want the cops. You want to be able to have these things happen in your community. Count me out. Do your thing. You run your community the way you want to. Yeah, only certain black lives matter. Whoa, whoa, whoa. NeverSummer160 says, Seamus, where the heck is the Tim versus Shapiro video you promised us on election night?

Did I promise that? Look at me, making all these promises, writing all these checks. I can't cash. You shouldn't run for office. I should, honestly. I'd do a great job. Maybe we will do Tim versus Ben Shapiro. What was it that we both talked about?

Find me the clip. Find me the clip and tweet it out. I bet it does. What if I was just vehemently insisting that the clip doesn't exist, and then people tweeted at me, and I'm like, this is it. I'm over. I have no credibility. Wasn't the joke that we both talk faster and faster until like something explodes or something something like that yeah yeah yeah singularity event matter and anti-matter

second big bang both talk faster and faster all right we got a super chat here from why is youtube uh merber media hypocrisy 13 year old girl girl in Ohio stabbed and killed another 13-year-old girl two days ago. Have you heard anything about it? Of course not. No cop involved and not narrative material. Sure. Or I can just say these communities want this. I don't want it in my community, but I don't live in their community.

If they don't care about it, am I supposed to defend them? No. So I'm not going to bring it up. But then this is what the concern becomes. If they don't care about it, am I supposed to defend them? No. So I'm not going to bring it up. I don't care. But then this is what the concern becomes. If we start allowing parts of the first world to become uncivilized in this manner and dangerous, doesn't it only spread? I think that if we have that kind of community where this kind of stuff is happening, then people will have to keep in bare arms and be responsible for themselves. I'll put it this way i remember a couple years ago there this is probably 2016 there was the uh terror attack in france and i was out to dinner

with some friends and i got a notification about it on my phone and this girl who i just met says the only reason you care i just said a little prayer about it and she said the only reason you care is because it's in france it was in the developed world if this happened in a third world country she basically gave me the joker speech like it's all part of the plan and i was like well here's the thing that actually i think it's horrible when people get killed in any part of the world but the world is generally a dangerous place but when a first world country becomes less dangerous the entire world becomes less dangerous because what we have right now with the level of social stability we're experiencing is an absolute miracle and when that starts to erode the likelihood of us getting it back is very very low and it makes the world as

a whole less dangerous because now there's nowhere you can go which is safe and so that's my fear about just allowing these cities to fall to left-wing mobs leftist activists and those who want to abolish the police like antifa and blm is we don't get it back and now the world is significantly less safe overall. Yeah. All right, we got Noah Poa says, Yo, Tim, when will y'all have Colleen Noir on? He just did a podcast with Rogan last week.

It was great. Whenever he wants to come on. He better stop by here next. Well, I'll tell you, look, high-profile people who do their own shows, they're harder to book because they do their own show. They don't need to come out here and talk to me about it, right? So, you know, respect.

If he made it out here, I'd be stoked. And it would be really awesome to film a vlog with him and, like, go to the range. Yes. That would be amazing. Bring out the Barrett. Have him have a go at it. That's right. All right.

Christopher Malanti says, how about a Chicken City Skyline shirt with little chickens running around on it? Yes. Well, we are doing some preliminary work on Chicken City. We need to get a local farmer to come and help us make sure everything's set up perfectly. And they're doing pretty well. Someone advised us to get the nipple waterer for the chickens. Amazing. They instantly just understood how to drink from it.

It was beautiful. I just walked over and I just flicked it and the water came out out they started packing the thing and then the water comes out brilliant so we're gonna we need to get little addresses for the houses yes set the cameras up and then we're gonna have a 24 7 live chicken city just watch a video of chickens walking around doing whatever i'm so excited like randomly pooping. You could sell that to TruTV, Tim. A hundred percent. Yeah. Do it. It's your next business venture. Eric Mancilla says, Cops should only show up after the fact,

like Tim's rural sheriff. Let the Constitution shine. No victim, less crimes. Americans should be responsible for themselves, period. Absolutely. Imagine it this way. Someone tries to break into my house, I protect myself.

Afterwards, I call the police to come, take a statement, gather evidence, and then, you know, you have a right to defend your property. Clean up the mess. All right. Joseph Allen says, long time watcher, first time buyer. Girlfriend would kill me since we have a baby girl on the way. Ha ha. Tim, I'm in Pittsburgh, not far from you. What are you looking for as of employment?

Oh, right now, we're looking for a writer and editor, producer, somebody who wants to write about paranormal, mystery, UFO, Sasquatch kind of stuff, but definitely more from a nonfiction, realistic perspective. So like, what could the stories really be? What are our views? So a very kind of milquetoast take on a lot of these paranormal things, but like legit research. And we want to do it.

We want to do a podcast from that. We're actively looking for someone who's going to write stories and then use that for the show because we want to launch that show. That's the, we're also looking for a news editor and writer. It's very difficult because got to know how to write and edit articles and understand basic rules of of real journalism ethics. And I think for now, we might actually be looking for a couple of interns for an hourly wage.

But we'd probably give everyone some kind of decent pay because I'm kind of a hippie. Very nice. It seems like I'm also hiring someone to get Seamus out of my house. He's not invited. Security, if you're 6'5", 250, and you're ripped, help. to get Seamus out of my house. Like, if you can get him. Yeah, he won't leave. He's not invited. He's not. So security, if you're six foot five, you know, 250 and you're ripped, like, help. That's what you would need. I don't know. Exactly.

Frisky Business says, what's the deal with the empty Kami cola bottle, Tim? Hope you shared it with the rest of the cast. That's hilarious. I thought it was hilarious to have the sickle and the hammer, but this is called Lenonade. Yes. And it's hilarious. And it's hilarious. And it's just soda. And I was thirsty, so I was like, I'll grab one of these.

I bought a bunch because they're funny. Yeah. It's funny. It's Leninade. Ha, ha, ha, ha. I get it. And then under the bottle cap, it says we can write whatever we want here free from censorship or something. I thought it was hilarious.

But there's actually a thing on the bottle that says, cancel common censorship, defund the thought police. Oh, I like that. I love it. I think they're making fun of Leonard. Get behind that. There you go. Good. They should.

All right. Wandering Mage says, when do we get the Illinois Boys t-shirt, Tim? I'd buy two. Oh, yeah. A little cartoon of you, me, and Jack Murphy. Just looking super cool. Dude, I miss Jack.

Bring him back right now. Illinois Boys. Next week. We got way too many super chats. Jack. Yeah, too many. Oh, no. Too many super chats.

Dude. Uh-oh. Whoa, whoa. Trevor Bullock says, Trevor. Hey, Tim. I am the original A-hole Trevor from Michael Malice Twitter posts.

We need a Dylan Avery, Jason Burmess, Luke Rutkowski loose change anniversary show. 20 years. Never forget. Booy Burmess, Luke Rutkowski loose change anniversary show. 20 years. Never forget. Booyah. Oh, Luke's gone. Oh, Trevor. Luke's gone.

Everybody tweet at Luke. Trevor, Trevor. He left. He's not coming back. He's gone. He's not coming back. Bring him back. Luke, Luke, Luke.

He's got a dog. All right. Adrian M. says, federal LEO. In the process of leaving my six-figure salary, I am a former Apache pilot and combat veteran. Decided to continue serving, working for the feds after witnessing cops violating people's rights and rioting. I'm out. Cheers. Wow.

That's impressive. Yeah. It's a sacrifice. Sean Easton says, look at little Tim. Look at little Tim Tim trying to write a viral song. He looks a little lost. Guess I'll help him along. What you got, Tim at little Tim. Look at little Tim Tim trying to write a viral song. He looks a little lost. Guess I'll help him along. What you got, Tim Tim?

Tim on my door. Never mind that. T, I've come to help you. Won't regret it. What is that? I have no idea. I'm way lost. Did you get that, Seamus?

I don't think so. No, I missed all that. But if they said it louder. Maybe you need some music behind it. Was it in all caps? No. Specialty? all caps? No. Specialty? I don't know.

Blake Salem says, The demoralization of police via media propaganda is just one step in federalizing the police force. You are too zoomed in on lowbrow social justice agitprop and miss the big picture, the Great Reset. No, I get it. Yeah, yeah. There are a lot of people who want to have a...

Well, the Great Reset, I guess is the easiest way to put it talked about that yeah and so that means there's got to be a kind of homogenization of culture you know we can't have different areas doing different things so i wonder because we're it's actually getting worse if people leave cities and move to rural areas it's actually the conservatives are leaving and the Democrats and the liberals are staying, so things are becoming more red, more blue. It's actually not homogenizing. I think it's splitting it up. Alright. Darren Welch says, Hey Tim, absolutely love the show.

I'm going to give a $100 super chat that I want you to donate to Kyle Rittenhouse and show everyone proof that you did so. Show us how to have a spine and not be afraid. Please don't go on about why you won't donate to the cause. Thanks. Well, I will tell you this.

I would never, I can't predicate super chats on things like that. Absolutely not. If you super chat, you super chat. I will tell you, I will donate to the Kyle Rittenhouse Defense Fund because I think he deserves it. And I have no problem saying that. Roberto Lara says, kind of odd my state gets the attention for a riot bill. And Florida's in BLM's eyes are, nah, let's pick on the panhandle state like really guys yeah they didn't they didn't come out in in florida for this huh yeah i was i did a segment where i was really angry

about this cop who got uh fired for donating kyle rittenhouse i think i think kyle rittenhouse uh we've had four different witnesses on this show I think it's clear he was defending himself they keep pushing lies about him saying he crossed state lines with a gun he didn't do that I just think if we can't protect our own communities he's definitely an example of someone who did

and the media is lying to you about him Music DC Guy says the right can't go out and support the police and their policies in their communities because the left will just come out and cause trouble and the police will go after the guy says the right can't go out and support the police and their policies in their communities because the left will just come out and cause trouble and the police will go after the people from the right like we have seen before that's why i'm not really i don't care that much about the cops getting defunded or abolished because i watched them abuse small business owners and i watched a year of conservatives getting outraged and angry the

cops were were yelling at them when they were defending the cops. So there you go. The cops will come out and be like, we support police. And the cops, like they did in Oregon, will start hitting the conservatives and defending Antifa. So why should I care?

I don't live there anymore. Sheriff's departments and small town departments tend to be all right. I'm talking about the big cities, like New York. They have no problem showing up to a bar

and being like, we're going to arrest you for serving someone beer. Why does that guy get support? I don't think so. Alright. Sam B says, when your opponent throws a punch at you, you use the force of their attack against them. Pull the punch. Don't try to block it. It works

with ideologies too. They want something crazy? Give it to them. I mean, sure, but I'm also just saying, if someone in an area votes for something, why should I intervene and be like, I don't live here, but you should do what I want. No, whatever. Do what you want. All right.

Frank Carr says DEA agents kill same demographics as local, but the DEA and FBI never end up in the news. Only local cops. Now a federal audit of Minneapolis cops. Clearly a campaign to federalize law enforcement. It'll be interesting. I mean, actually, I wonder if that would be a good thing. How would the federal government handle Second Amendment? Drones, dude.

Drone weapons. What? They're not going to drone people who own guns. I'm talking about whether or not they're going to ban or confiscate. Now, D.C. has got really strict gun laws, so maybe not a good thing. People are like, I'm not coming out. I'm keeping my weapons. Come and get me. They'll drop a bomb on the house to get rid of them. They're allowed. And kill all the people around the house.

Dude, it's crazy. It's psychotic what a militarized authoritarian government will do. I want to go that route. I'm with you on that one. Louis Coder says, Hey Tim, I'd really recommend you reach out to Louis Rossman. He runs a small MacBook repair business in New York and advocates for a mostly unheard

of issue of our time, right to repair. I'd really like for you to have him on. Love you guys. I have heard this name. Cool. I'll see if I can reach out. All right. Let's see.

I'm talking worst case scenario with this drone stuff. Yeah, no, it's not like they're just going to be droning everybody. And I don't even know if it'll necessarily be drones, but I completely agree with you that they have no problem. I mean, in the past, they've killed innocent people. They do it in Afghanistan. They do it once and it sets a precedent. They burn those people alive in Waco. Dude, they didn't need drones in Waco.

They made it happen. All right, Amanda Diltz, I think, says, Hey, Oklahoman here. We have some good things like Twister, but some sad things like Black Wall Street and the OKC bombing. The anniversary was just last Monday. Keep up the good work. On the other hand, all the respect to Lids that keeps the show flowing. Thank you.

I enjoyed Oklahoma when we drove through there. Some nice bird song. Rail JB says, I wish you guys had a call in line. Those are really hard to do if not impossible to do live yeah i have a friend who's trying to do it it's challenging on youtube definitely can yeah there's so many things youtube will just instantly shut you down for it she really wants to yeah that's a good point pirate queen says in kansas they're opening a bsl4 lab that would study hoof foot and mouth if another w Wuhan accident, you know, happened,

it would wipe out cows and hogs. Well, I don't know if there was an accident in Wuhan. But you're saying if there was an accident at the bio... What is BSL? Biosecurity level four? Biosecurity, yeah, level four. Yeah. All right.

Cleft the Misfits says, Hey, Seamus, can we get your best Steven Crowder impression? Don't forget to intermittently switch the speed of your talking for no reason. Like, all right, so this is really bad, I admit. This is not a good impression. But if you want to see, like, how the sausage gets made, you know, if you kind of want to see where I'm at at this point. Crowder, like, he starts kind of, like, slong. And it gets, like, really fast.

And it gets, like, really, really high. I can't really do full. Yeah, Crowder is difficult because his voice is more normal. But then he starts, like, kind of, like, socialism. It's all right because his voice is more normal. But then he starts like, look, I don't like socialism. It's all right. You want to feed people. And I was like, you're eating your dog. And I'm like, yeah.

And it's like, so he starts very slow. And then he gets like, he gets really high pitched and really fast. That's pretty much all I got so far. I haven't thought about that. You're right. And so part of the thing is, I have been trying to figure the impression of him out. Because whenever I don't have like a good impression of anyone, I just end up being unintentionally mean.

Like with the Dave Rubin one, I noticed he said, agree, funny. So I would just go, I agree. And then everyone's like, dude, you scorched him. I was like, I just didn't have a good impression of Dave Rubin. That's why I did that. Sorry, Dave. I'm sorry. But he was very cool about it.

But that said, yeah, I want to really get the Crowder impression figured out. The best was the video where you said if right-wingers were left-wingers or whatever. Oh, my gosh. And the finale. Did I spoil the finale? No, you guys have to watch it. Tim said it's the best. You heard it here.

The finale is Dave Rubin, and it's just the perfect callback joke. Absolutely perfect. And speaking of which, we are just over 500 subs away from reaching 600,000. Ladies and gentlemen, let's smash that like button. I mean, that subscribe button. I knew I was going to have a gaffe on tonight's show. Oh, come on, Joe. Brian Triplett says, sure, shoot them in the leg.

Several femoral artery and they have seven seconds to live. Good plan. Yeah, exactly. That's right. If you hit the leg instead of someone else. Cam says, let's get Freedom Tunes to a million subscribers. Right now, tonight, we get Freedom Tunes to a million subscribers. Just look, I's get Freedom Tunes to a million subscribers. Right now, tonight, we get Freedom Tunes to a million subscribers. Just look, I was able to get Tim to a million subscribers.

All right, I can get Freedom Tunes to a million subscribers. Ghost F says, I think it's foolish for conservatives to abandon cities. A lot of money, power, and influence comes from cities, true in every civilization. If only one faction rules Rome, they rule the whole empire. But one faction does rule Rome right now, and conservatives are just sitting there and taking it. If they were a political force that was actually

affecting substantial change, I would agree, but they're pretty much useless as a voting group in large cities. Yep. Twitchgrip says, people want police to use non-lethal force but want to abolish them, so what force are people going to use if they police themselves? Tasers and rainbows? That's what I'm saying.

You abolish the police, and then what do we do get social workers yeah i guess people can buy rubber buckshot or something everyone will walk around we'll have social workers we'll have social workers who just fire guns into the air yeah it'll be just let out two they just let out two blasts i'm sorry oh our safety experts i love them jinx sneed says you haven't caught on yet they want to replace the police with a political uh police force we are in a war and haven't realized yet that's why we will lose look into the spanish civil war i did i that's why i've been saying you know the problem is conservatives refuse to fight yeah there you go people i think milo posted something on the on gab i think it was where he said there was no conservative movement.

It's just a fundraising machine. Oh, man. That's brutal. It's brutal, but he's not wrong. He's not entirely wrong. Ooh, this is cool. American Capitalist says, Alaska is constitutional carry, too. We probably have more guns per capita than anywhere else, but more die in plane crashes.

We've had two mass shootings, one in the 80s, and a domestic violence. Armed society, polite society. But does Alaska have fiber optic or gigabit internet, or both? Also, I think plane rides are more common. I know someone who went to Alaska recently, and there are a lot of locations you can really only access by plane, because they don't... Yeah, you can't...

Yeah, exactly. So that's probably why more people die in plane crashes. But agreed. I can't imagine that the gun deaths are a substantial problem in Alaska. Grim Beacon says, people seem to forget the police aren't there for you. They're the enforcement and protection arm of the state. At the end of the day, they aren't on your side and your opinion doesn't matter. And that's true. Yeah.

That's why even there was this famous Supreme Court justice who said, don't talk to cops. Yeah, 100%. And there's even really famous retired cops who have spoken up and said, don't talk to cops. Yeah, 100%. And there's even really famous retired cops who have spoken up and said, don't talk to cops. Yeah. No, we talked about this when we had the Illinois boys all together in the good old days, back when we were all happy. Back two weeks ago.

I was talking about this. My uncles are all cops, and my parents respect the police, but they told me as a kid, never talk to the cops, ever. Josh Nelson says, hey, Ian, have you watched the new trailer for age of empires 4 yet looks pretty rad dude no i have not check it out no one out dominic says no one out polices the hut yes that's right police a hut dude that's yeah that's it we're gonna have our private police benzie balk says please have dave

smith on he might have some disagreements but only because he does not bulge from values dave smith yeah we've had him oh yeah we had him yeah that's right he's hilarious yeah fred f says tim you're 100 correct about the police stop going where you're not wanted that's what i'm saying like the people are like officer please don't come here and they're like i'm gonna go anyway it's like well maybe you shouldn't maybe you should just be like no you're good that's it the late that the the shooting happened with this girl the 16 year old girl apparently she's the one who called the police oh wow she got she called the police the cop shows up she's got a knife out to stab somebody so the cop shoots her and now everyone's like what

have you done it's like maybe you shouldn't have showed up well i don't get it they don't want you there why would you go but i mean he did he did save a life he absolutely did yeah would have been one or the other took a life yeah saved a life though i mean he shot the stabber instead what are they mad about yeah they're mad about that no i completely agree they're not mad with the other girl who killed the other girl look he i agree that it's totally thankless but i think it's good that he saved a life. Absolutely. Yeah. And she was very grateful. But I think at a certain point, you know,

I think about people having the responsibility and rights of their own communities and if they want to be in, like, she apparently was getting jumped and was fighting with people with a knife.

So I don't know the full story, but... Fair. Fair, that's fair. If people are arguing that they should have the right to hash out their own problems in their own communities...

Oh, boy. Yeah. I don't know, man. they should have the right to hash out their own problems in their own communities. Oh, boy. Yeah. I don't know, man. I don't. It doesn't feel right to me for me to be like, nah, I'm going to bring a guy with guns who doesn't live there to go into your neighborhood and tell you what to do. She did call him, though. Didn't you say that?

That's what's been reported, that she was the one who actually called the cops. And she ended up getting shot. Thomas Bale says, I'm waiting for Antifa to enter my neighborhood. Pretty sure from my super high two and a half story bedroom window. No, I'm not going to read the rest of that. But people are basically saying they betterifa to enter my neighborhood. Pretty sure from my super high two and a half story bedroom window. No, I'm not going to read the rest of that. But people are basically saying they better not come to my neighborhood. They're prepared. That's right.

People are prepared. They're commendable. Matt Volker says, Ryan Long did a blogger Trump withdrawal video that was spot on. It's very funny. But he didn't dig through the carpet for Parmesan cheese. Oh, here we go. Justin Jar Jar says, James O'Keefe is Batman.

Oh. I mean, if there's one person who's actually fighting as hard as they possibly can, it's James O'Keefe. Yeah, I could see it. Not only doing the journalism work, but actually suing and going after the corrupt. Amazing. All right.

Let's see where we are at with some Super Chats. Best Auntie Ever says, I went down a rabbit hole today watching Freedom Tunes. So freaking funny. So many tears from laughing so hard. Great work. Thank you. Thank you. Sub, we are, I think, about 20 away from 600,000. That's it. You're already there. You can't see it yet.

Oh, yeah. Less than 10. We're almost there. We're almost there. Let just can't see it yet. Oh, yeah. Less than 10. We're almost there. We're almost there. Let's do it. More milestones on air. All right. Angsta says, we had no Batman in this timeline. We just had Dent, Trump, and Joker in media. Oh, no.

If only we had a Batman to protect Trump from the media, a man can dream. Wait. Oh, I see. It was Steve Bannon, Batman, protecting him from the media. Yeah, but Dent became the bad guy in the end and then the Batman had to take the fall for him.

I guess we'd have somebody who would be the scapegoat for the media so that Trump would get reelected. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know who that would be. Joe Biden.

By the way, a hunter. Now, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, we have reached 600,000 subscribers. Thank you so much. What an unbelievable blessing. God bless all of you. Thanks for having me on the show, Tim.

And I just want to thank my audience and thank the people who have been contributing and helping the animators who helped me with this stuff. Thank you all so much. Couldn't have done it without you. And God and St. Joseph, of course. Dragon Noodle Soup says, consider watching the Red Pill documentary. Also, rest in peace, Mark Angelucci.

Angelucci? Tully Bloom says, Tim, I have a story that I need to tell. I'm betting everything on black. I have pictures and testimony that I'm willing to give. I don't care where I go from there, but it's what I must do. Okay.

Let's see. Channeran says, at this point, I want to defund the police. I am tired of them arresting law-abiding citizens defending themselves. We will take out the trash.

Look, I'm saying, we should have a responsibility to protect ourselves. If they don't want the cops, protect ourselves. AZ says, CNN is the joker.

Brian Stelter. It's all part of the plan. I want you to not get elected, but you're just so fun. You're just too much fun. Joker. Dude, that's hilarious. You have nothing to threaten me with. I can see it.

They need him. They really did. And now he's gone. And they are begging for him to run in 2024. I think we, Tim, we might have talked about this last time. It was like a bit, or months and months ago. But wouldn't it be hilarious if CNN just starts to fail because Trump has gone and there's nothing to talk about? That's what happens.

No, no, no. So he buys CNN when their stock value is really low, and they just become the pro-Trump network? Yes. That'd be hilarious. I would like that. Gar Hent says, Seamus, please do a spoof romance novel cover of trump as flabio shirtless lion's mane glowing orange holding a swooning tim saying he wished he could quit him oh my goodness i don't i don't know about it tim wouldn't approve i don't consent no one consents here

all right 20 something drifter says tim and, I recommend reading American Secession and Divided We Fall. American Secession and Divided We Fall. Both books examine how the U.S. could break up and scenarios for how the country could fracture. Interesting.

Pete Rock, A3, says, I believe the police should be more afraid of treating citizens like prisoners. The cop that pepper sprayed that vet literally said, you're about to ride

the lightning. What? Police default in most situations are set butthole. Look, man, the moment conservatives started protesting, the cops just went ape

against the conservatives. And the conservatives were more than happy to sit back and be like, go police. Then the police got attacked. Then the right came out and protested.

And then the cops turned on the right. And that's a rude wake-up call i guess ryan swagger says seamus please do a biden handing out commons and condoms in the ghetto tune i think y'all could add some real magic to that one i just so tim and cast i love you yeah i just i can't believe he said and also like i think some people thought in the chat that i was joking earlier like he actually said that and also like a catholic politician should not be doing that like that is explicitly contradicted by catholic teaching but he's he's devout you know i mean that's also just like a really weird thing

oh really weird thing to do yeah also yes 100 and then to like brag about it wow cody wilson says tim big fan here i'm a police officer but after the events of this past year i will be turning in my badge. No longer see the point anymore. Mad respect? I mean it. I think it's a combination of, depends on where you are, for sure, but standing up for your dignity, for your rights and your respect, and also knowing when the cities don't want you and they won't stand up for you. Yeah, one of my best buds, I've mentioned it before, He's a combat veteran who was a police officer for a while.

I remember him telling me years ago, or he told me recently that he did this years ago. He left the police force. He's like, I just don't want to be a part of this. And he's not exactly a lefty. I think it's just happening where a lot of people are becoming disaffected because they see how the machine operates and they don't like it. Yeah. Hunter Kotz says, the funniest thing about the lemonade bottle is the fact that it's empty. Quite telling.

Well, it's empty because I drank it. He did drink it. It's a gag. I'm pretty sure they're not communists. That's really funny, though. Yeah. What is it? Okay, let's.

P.J. Littlefoot says, Trump just realized a statement just released. Well, it says realized, but released a statement involving LeBron James. Finally subbed to your channel, Seamus. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. You were a part, you subbed on a historic day. This is a good day for Freedom Tunes fans everywhere. Heck yeah. Alright, Smoke says, hey Timcast crew,

I am a scooter rider. I know a few interesting people from the scooter and glass blowing community. I took a short video pitching why I would be an asset to the team as an intern. Where can I send it? Love y'all. Pitches at TimCast.com. That sounds like a pitch.

Yes, a pitch. And if you've got some sweet scooter moves, then we could film some vlogs with you. It's a pitch, girl. Hitting the mini ramp and the ledges and stuff. That would be great fun. I want to see a cool scooter move. Yeah, I want to see some backflips, some flares.

Julie Simone says, not sure we'll ever find a middle ground with Black Lives Matter and policing issues. You can't have a rational conversation with people who are irrational and emotional. It's gone too far. People will flee cities. Sorry, Charlie. I'm with Seamus.

Safety first. Yeah, and also, it's not as if we have common ground with BLM per se because the issue they're the reasons for which we are disillusioned with the police are very different very different from theirs there's there's some overlap i mean no one wants citizens to be treated poorly or hurt by the police on the basis of their skin color but so often these stories are so often these stories are like taken out of context and you have people like michael brown

who were killed when they were clearly attacking the police officer and martyrs are made of them so no we're not affiliating ourselves with that movement at all. But there are there are reasons to be concerned about policing in this country. One hundred percent. You don't have to support that Marxist movement to recognize that. Yep. And thank you. Thank you for having my back, by the way, to the last super chatter. One hundred percent. Leave the cities unless you're a lib. Then prove how well they work by staying there and not voting where I live. I like this argument.

I'm on board with this. So I will just shout out to a lot of people. We had a couple of super chats. They'll super chat again being like, hey, you missed my super chat. Can you read it? It's challenging. Yeah. We try.

We have so many super chats that come in. So I just try and read as many as possible. I try to read. Thank you, everyone. Not based on necessarily the amount but just what i can and it moves so quick you know that's like by the time i see your message saying can you read my other thing it's like i don't even know what that is bro i'm sorry yeah lapco 92 says i live in okc and had no idea anything happened yesterday our black lives matter is a bit more tame than elsewhere but our citizenry is well armed very good could be that the local media isn't it's why a bit more tame than elsewhere, but our citizenry is well armed. Could be that the local media

isn't informing. It's why they're more tame. That's probably true, man. That's why they're more tame. Jim Rogers says Trump is a modern-day Napoleon, given the power to control the country, but then exiled when he pushed too hard. Interesting. Jeffrey Gruntz says, Tim, don't forget, in the first Mad Max

film, Mad Max was a law enforcement officer. He quit before the downfall of humanity. Very interesting. We're in a Mad Max movie. I haven't seen Mad Max. My friends, thank you so much for hanging out. Smash that like button. Subscribe to the channel if you haven't already.

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out. Seamus, I think you have a YouTube channel. I do. So we actually don't need any more subscribers. So don't even bother. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. We're at 600,000. No, yes. Thank you so much for getting me to 600,000. And this is not just my accomplishment. I mean, genuinely, to get out a cartoon

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Thank you. Thanks, St. Joseph. And I massively appreciate the opportunity to be here, Tim. Anytime, brother. Yeah, you guys can also follow me at IanCrossland and iancrossland.net. Don't give up faith, guys. I know things are a little, at least I'm a little depressed about this situation. I feel like staring into the problem for a long time can drive you insane.

So there are ways to change the system without focusing on the problem. You just got to go under it. Look at the roots. I think I'd agree with it. You know, go home, love your family, be a good person, take care of those around you. It doesn't always have to be focused on the system specifically. Just be living virtuously. Good point. Yeah, and I saw a

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Yeah, you can search for me on Amazon Music and all that if you want to hear songs by Ian Crossland. Is there another Ian Crossland? I doubt it. I mean, there are, but not musicians that I know of. There's only one of you. But I am Sarah Patchlitz on Twitter. If you would like to join me in my quest to beat Sarah Patch Kids in follower count.

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