Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #295 - ATF Nominee Testifies He Wants To Ban Basically EVERY GUN w/Jack Murphy

Episode Date: May 27, 2021

Tim, Ian, and Lydia join friend and fellow YouTuber Jack Murphy to analyze Biden's ATF pick's choice to try to class all guns as harmful tools in the hands of people who are like 'Tiger King,' democrats who are now getting nervous about woke culture, the Rittenhouse trial looming on the horizon, and the BLM flags the US embassies will now be flying. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So the ATF nominee guy, David Chipman, he's testifying before Congress and he doesn't even know how to define assault weapon. He was asked several times and he's like, I can't answer that. No, it would take too long. And Tom Cotton's like, you want us to write legislation to ban these things and you don't know what it is? And he's like, it's... And then he said, any semi-auto rifle that takes something larger than a 22 which basically he basically said all guns or he said all rifles so this guy's getting roasted we'll see if he actually gets nominated because uh i'm sorry if he actually gets confirmed he might not and we've got a bunch of other stories too we got this this fauci thing which is really

crazy and i feel like we're kind of it's it's it's rough because we're kind of beating a dead horse but it keeps escalating to the point where I think we're on the verge of a massive scandal. Fauci there. There's this thing called the Fired Act, which is Fauci incompetence requires early dismissal or something like that. Brilliant. Brilliant. They want to fire him. We'll see if that actually happens because Republicans don't have that much power right now. And well, we'll get into this stuff, but I have to let you guys know who are watching live. The power went out

because we got hit by a major storm. And because we here at Tim Kiss Diarrheal are smart, we have a bunch of backup batteries. They're amazing, beautiful little backup batteries. And we should be good. It's just really, really hot up here. And then, you know, the power might come back on and then we'll run and plug everything back into the outlets.

Or maybe the computer shuts off because we run out of juice. And you can't win them all, can you? So we'll have a good time. We'll chill. We've got Jack Murphy's hanging out. Hey, I'm here before the power runs out. Let me get a plug in. Hey, everybody.

I'm Jack Murphy. Subscribe to my YouTube channel. We are approaching 50,000 subscribers. Thank you very much, everybody. Really appreciate it. Great to be here. Someone on Twitter said it is their favorite night of the bi-week. Whatever that means.

I think in England they call it a fortnight. So here we are. This is every other Wednesday. Jack Murphy on TimCast IRL with Ian Crossland. Yes. And I got my headset, my headlamp, just in case the lights go out. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, we got a daylight flashlight, too.

It's really, really powerful. Super bright. It's super dark. It was nuts. It's like, we were up here. I got the AC going. I'm like, this is going to be great. You know, Jack's chilling.

I'm like, we're in the highest point of the building, so it's like the temperature's dropping. And I'm like, yes. And then all of a sudden, the lights flicker. And I'm like, well, here we go. That was hardcore, too. The rain came hard and fast, and all the lights went out. So the power out like all over like all the gas stations are out yeah it's just us a Little oasis of battery powered YouTube streaming deliciousness incredible this is 21st century info Homesteading out in the wilderness still able to broadcast to the universe on the grids you want

On off of the grids you want off of that is the dream now there's another there's another possibility that the internet battery cuts out and then we're just gonna run it all through the phone yes all of this is going to get funneled down through one teeny tiny little phone and out there that's how you do the universe i wish we could combine our phones to make a mega network like captain mesh or mesh them somehow would you figure that out for me pretty quick yeah yeah get on top right on top of that rose yeah well i was driving in this storm that was really fun it was like driving through just buckets of water people were putting their four ways on and i was like why are you stopping if no one can see you you are going to get hit by another car so don't

do that just keep moving keep your lights on anyway yeah we're on top of a mountain basically yeah like we're fairly elevated so you're chilling. Cicadas are everywhere. Oh my gosh. I went outside this morning in like 10 minutes, got like 30 or 40 of them. Just walking up and going doop doop doop, just knocking them into a jar and then I threw them in Chicken City. Could you imagine being a cicada?

Could you imagine being in a jar with a bunch of people and someone throws you into a room full of gigantic chickens and they just start like slamming their faces into you. 17 years for this. I know. My dog has eaten so many of them, she's just barfing like crazy. I can't stop her, dude.

She just keeps eating them. Eating them and eating them. She wants to play with them. As soon as they're dead, she just eats them, moves on to the next. What kind of dog is it? It is a pit bull. Beautiful little pit bull. You should bring her up sometimes. Somebody was like, it's the one month where you don't got to buy chicken food. kind of dog is it? It is a pit bull. Beautiful little pit bull. Oh, you should bring her up sometimes.

Somebody was like, it's the one month where you don't got to buy chicken food. And I'm like, it's crazy. We went out several times. We probably got 100 cicadas in the span of 20, 30 minutes. You just drop them in. It got to the point where the chicken stopped eating them. I was like, man, they're full. And there was just the cicadas.

Because they peck them all and bash them with their faces, right? So the cicadas weren't going anywhere. But like eventually they're just like i'm done man it's like going to old country buffet and you load up on mac and cheese you're just like dude i can't eat anymore i know the food's there but it's just carcasses everywhere it's so weird how being extremely hungry is such a horrible thing but then if you can eat a lot really fast you can't eat anymore. All the chickens were uncomfortably full. Where were the cicadas? Were they, like, on the walls or on the floor?

They're on plants and, like, tree branches. And so I'm just walking up with a jar and going, and just, like, bopping them into the jar. And then they're real dumb, so they're just, like, bouncing around in the jar. They don't even try to leave. You know, like, the sting bugs, at least, will, like, kamikaze. They just, like, jump off the wall and fall to the ground,

like, ah, I got to escape. 17 years in the dirt dude 17 years what is crazy but they sit underground underground waiting tree roots whoa yeah and then seven have you seen the holes in the ground not no yeah they're like this big it's crazy neck that's them crawling out of the crawling out of the holes yeah they're everywhere there's holes like all and they're like perfectly circular and there's like a mound of dirt on top of it like that gets pushed out like an ant hill Crawling out of the holes. They're everywhere. There's holes all over the place. And they're perfectly circular. And there's a mound of dirt on top of it that gets pushed out like an anthill sometimes. It's crazy. Whoa.

It's great. There's been cicadas all over my house. I was going to say, cicada cast. I saw someone post on Facebook. It was really funny. They're like, can anyone explain to me what's going on? I hear alarms going off. It's like, oh, come on, dude.

Do you not really? Well, how about we talk about stuff? I thought that's what it was, too. Oh, ATF. Don't forget, go to TimCast.com. Hopefully, come on, dude. Do you not really? Well, how about we talk about stuff? I thought that's what it was, too. Oh, ATF. Don't forget, go to TimCast.com. Hopefully, the power will return at some point during the show, and we'll all go, yay, and then we'll return the plugs to their outlets, and then we'll have a bonus segment. Bonus.

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We got this story from the Daily Mail. Republicans tear into Biden's ATF pick for bungling definition of assault rifles, dodging questions about Hunter Biden lying on his background check, and comparing gun owners to Tiger King in car crash Senate appearance. Yeah. David Chipman was confronted by Republican senators during his confirmation hearing. They excoriated the nominee on his definition of assault weapons, refusing to commit to investigating Hunter Biden and comparing gun owners to Tiger King. Chipman deflected before saying an assault weapon is, quote, any semi-automatic rifle

capable of accepting a detachable magazine above the caliber of 22. That is one of the most insane things I've ever seen. This would include a 223, which is, you know, largely the AR-15 round. I would say 556, but, you know. Senator Lee brought up Chipman's April 2020 comments, mocking first-time gun owners in the midst of a panic at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Said at the time, quote, They might think that they're diehard ready to go,

but unfortunately they're more like Tiger King putting their family in danger. This is what I imagine like Darth Vader would sound like, you know, the Empire in Star Wars. Give up your weapons, you morons. And then, you know, just taking them all away so that people can't defend themselves. I think that they're going to do everything that they can to get every kind of weapon that they can. That's why the guy's not using any definitions. He wants to leave the door wide open as possible.

But at the same time, what happened in Texas recently? Constitutional carry. Constitutional carry. Did I read it was state number 21 or 22 or something like that? I mean, that is growing. That's a trend I can get behind. You know, in the 80s, we had less gun rights. Did we really?

Yeah, that's crazy. I was researching the constitutional carry. I can get behind. Did you know in the 80s, we had less gun rights? Did we really? Yeah, that's crazy. I was researching the constitutional carry. It used to be in the 80s, most states were may issue for concealed carry. That means they could deny you. Then many states,

most states are shall issue, meaning they can make it difficult, but they have to give you the right to keep and bear arms. There's a lot of Supreme Court rulings on this. There's a few jurisdictions, but I think Maryland is the only May issue state right now.

My favorite thing about it, though, is they have this map of the country and it says there's a color code. It's like green means constitutional carry. And there's tons of states. It means you can walk into West Virginia, just have a gun, just walk around. You can't brandish it at people, obviously, but you can like walk around with big guns and do whatever you want. Well, do whatever you want figuratively. I don't mean literally do whatever you want.

You can like walk around and do things like go to the store and unless someone complains. Then you got the blue states. The color code says blue shall issue. Then you have the yellow may issue. And then the red. So I think Hawaii and New Jersey are red. And it says may issue parentheses in practice won't issue. So places like New Jersey, I remember because we were there.

We were in the Philly suburbs. You try to apply for a gun and they'll say, what do you need a gun for? Isn't that what Heller in D.C. was all about? Because that used to be the application in D.C. It used to be explain your reasons for needing a concealed carry. Now it's like if you want to tell us you can tell us but they can't use it as a condition anymore i thought that was a supreme court decision shouldn't have struck down those ones in new jersey and hawaii in that case i don't

know they they act like they're may issue but they're no issue yeah so so i went to maybe that's it maybe like oh okay we're may issue we're not we're gonna we're gonna issue but they don't so i was told by everybody you know in maryland and new jersey you basically will say here's my reason for needing it oh i deal with large transactions i run a business i'm high profile maryland apparently will say okay new jersey apparently will be like nah can't do it you can't even pump your own gas in new jersey i know yeah yeah you got you you pull up and they do it for you so if you were like i want to defend myself against potentially tyrannical government they'll they won't give you a gun yeah i'm pretty sure that probably not if you if you say like exercising my second amendment rights they tell you goodbye what later heck yeah dude but this is

this is the crazy thing uh this atf guy it's it's interesting we see these stories the stupidity of this man and the the sheer like what's the right word villainous i mean the guy looks evil he looks like if i was if i was casting a star wars movie i'd be like that's the emperor guy like that's going to be working for the empire the way he looks the way he talks the duplicitousness the permanent frown it's on the sides of his mouth they're like downward like mitch mcconnell some people have that and it's he needs a mustache his mouth they're like downward like mitch mcconnell some people have that and it's he needs a mustache so he can twirl it while he's doing these things they'll take all their guns i definitely uh as i encounter more and more people and have a greater

life experience i come to understand that iq and intelligence is definitely on a curve there's a distribution of all these things there's plenty of stupid people out there. I'm afraid to continue to apply stupidity to what is actually malice. Right. That guy knows what he thinks an assault rifle is. Yeah, but he won't say it. Right. Like you said. He's not being stupid.

He's actually being very calculating and smart about it. There was one point, I think like two years ago, where they said an assault weapon was any weapon that was semi-auto and took a detachable magazine. So look what he's saying, right? He said rifle in this instance, so he's not talking about handguns. But they actually included in one of their – the Democrats included in one of their bills that handguns would be an assault weapon like a Glock 17. I remember I went down to the March for Our Lives and I asked people. They were like, ban assault weapons.

And I said, do you know the definition of an assault weapon? Like, honest question. I'm just doing interviews. And they were like, yeah, you know, like the AR-15, these rifles. And I said, are you aware that current legislation proposed by Democrats would ban a Glock 17? And they'd say, oh, what is that? That's the handgun. I'm like, it's what police use. I believe police use a Glock 17. It's a very common handgun. And they were like, no, no, that's not right. And I'm like, well, that's what you're advocating for right now. I saw one lady only sign. It said ban assault rifles. And I was like, what do you mean by a ban assault rifles? And she's like, I don't think assault rifles should be, you know, people should be able to go and just like buy them.

And I was like, but they can't like their NF, their, their heavily restricted NFA items. It's already possible to get, they don't, they don't really make them anymore. She didn't know anything about it. So she just like folded up anymore. She didn't know anything about it. So she just like folded up her. She's like, oh, I didn't realize, you know, you disrupted the protest by your like journalism. Actual just regular questions. Yeah, of course. I mean, look, obviously, when you go to these protests for gun stuff, I think most people are they know these people have no idea what they're talking about.

And so you can approach these people like, hey, you're really dumb. Tell me why you're so dumb and look stupid for the camera. I'm not going to do that. I was just like I noticed you wanted to ban assault rifles. Well, I'm curious. The National Firearms Act basically banned all assault rifles as defined by the ATF, select fire rifles, however you want to describe it. So these are basically heavily restricted, and you typically don't find them in gun shops at all anymore. So I'm not sure.

Did you want to get rid of the grandfathered-in NFA items? And they're just like, they have no idea. They have no idea. Well, most people don't know anything. Most people are ignorant. There was a rationality to being ignorant in the sense that you could have no impact on these outcomes and then the impact on you is usually going to be very small unfortunately the government reach and they're the creep into every aspect of our life and everything has gotten so great that that

that rationally ignorant balance i feel like is getting out of whack you need to know more it will affect your life in a way that it didn't affect you and you need to be able to take action what's interesting increasing constitutional carry states it's the choices are very clear now like i'm going to miami next week i can't wait the free state of florida are they constitutional carry uh i don't i don't know they pass that social media thing they pass social media thing it's totally wide open it's going to be a great time. I'm so excited about going and getting out of D.C. But my point is that people are moving. I know a lot of people that have moved, people that are migrating, people that are literally taking their lives and putting them in the place where they're going to have representation that meets with their desires and their expectations. And John Robb, a great military strategist and analyst, he's talking very regularly.

And Mike Anton as well from Claremont and Hillsdale talking very clearly right now about, like, maybe we should be resorting the states. Maybe we should be moving counties from one state to another. Maybe we should be going eastern Oregon, joining greater Idaho, maybe southwestern and western Virginia, joining West Virginia. I'm sure there's a number of options like that. But this is hyper-hyperpolarization. So, yeah, people are moving. And we see in Northern Colorado, Northern California, in Eastern Oregon, they want to move their counties to other states. Jefferson State, I think.

The state of Jefferson is one proposal. Greater Idaho would incorporate that as well. Then you have one county in Northern Colorado that wants to join, I think, what is it, Wyoming? Yeah. Because of cattle ranching and stuff just that's just hyperpolarization you know there's precedent though this has happened before massachusetts used to be all of new england practically and how many states are up there now the uh the there was one other instance on west virginia and virginia for example. No, Civil War. It was pre. Right, right, right. Well, no, no, it was the Civil War. So as the Civil War was kicking off, West Virginia, Western Virginia was like,

nah, we don't want to be a part of that. So West Virginia was north and Virginia was south. Split the state in half. Rearranging counties among states I don't think would take constitutional amendment or even federal approval based on the article that i read from michael anton and uh just the other day i don't think that matters why not i think if a county says we hereby decide that we the people choose different governance the united states should oblige they should they should oblige but there are rules to joining the union and

i think one of them is that you can't just make whole you know states out of nothing so no no no right right so this is just specifically about rearranging counties into existing states i encourage that why not it's happened before representation of the people that you want there's no reconciling these issues that we have these are fundamentally opposed diametrically opposed irreconcilable philosophies and ideologies. That will precipitate full-on hot civil war or union collapse. So right now, Oregon, the eastern Oregon is not being represented by Portland and Eugene, right? And I guess, is Vancouver part of Oregon? It's like north of Portland?

No, that's north of Seattle. Vancouver's in Washington. No, no, no, no, no. There's a Vancouver in Washington and in Canada. Oh, it's Washington. I'm thinking of Seattle. Yeah. It's just north of Seattle. Vancouver's in Washington. No, no, no, no. There's a Vancouver in Washington and in Canada. Oh, it's Washington. I'm thinking of Seattle. Yeah. It's just north of Seattle.

Oh, okay. Really? Yeah. I believe, I don't know. We're only live on the air with hundreds of thousands of people. I could be wrong. Wouldn't be the first cop shop, sir. Spitball.

I feel the same way about Jersey is that all this Jersey legislation is basically New York and Jersey City. It's representing the New York suburb and all the rest of New Jersey is getting hit with this ridiculous legislation. It is Washington, but it's just north of Portland, so we were both right. Vancouver, Washington is just north of Portland. But anyway, it's very similar. It's basically the same metro, but it's not Oregon. So these eastern counties are not being represented. So they say we want to join Idaho where we will be. Well, at the very least, there's some

political pressure, right? Very little, but some. So the politicians that come out of, you know, eastern Oregon still are like, well, we can't do absolutely anything we want because we have some pushback from eastern Oregon. But for the most part, they're powerless to stop us. You get rid of them and they're going to say now we're completely unrestrained and have no reason to do any compromise at all period for any reason it's possible they'd also have less electoral power why would they have less electoral power well if we're not talking about oh right counties adding themselves to blue states we're talking about red county democrats would never win again democrats are we're talking about red counties subtracting themselves from blue states and adding them to red states which would increase the

electoral power of the red state decrease electoral power of the blue state which means they'll never let it happen if the democrats have any power about it they'll never let it happen although all of a sudden i've been struck by some great compromise that's going to involve greater idaho jefferson state uh a greater west Virginia, a district of Columbia State, Puerto Rico as a state. This is the way that politics gets done. Negotiation, compromise. Who knows?

Maybe that comes down the road. But that would be an artifact of a functioning republic with negotiations and compromise. Why would the wealthy elites in Oregon give up their serfs? Well, right. No. It would have to. It's not. They won't.

This is going to be the issue, right? Yeah. It's normally a ground up movement. So perhaps the reason you get the Democrat establishment and look, very much so many of the neocons who want guns banned. Oh, but you know, I'm a conservative, but reasonable gun control. I'm a hunter i don't think we should have ar-15s when i served in the marines you know that one guy that marine guy on

on on uh twitter who was like an hr administrator and then says this is the weapon issued to me a weapon of war and it's like bro bro calm down like you did hr okay i respect it you know because you know serving is serving but you need humans16s, not AR-15s. You need to calm down. And so – but they very much want to take weapons away because then it's a steamroll. Yeah. Then it's a steamroll. So this is interesting.

There was a meme posted where somebody, some lefty, some Democrat was like, nobody's coming to take your guns, blah, blah, blah. And I'm like, they already did. What are you talking about? Literally already did. What are you talking about? Literally already did. So when you live on the border of, when you're between three states, Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland, you know all about how they've taken your guns away. Because I go to the gun shop, Crowder, for instance, sends me the Sig M400. You can't bring it to Maryland. It's not legal. So if you live in Maryland, you literally cannot buy a bunch of regular guns, not even crazy guns. There's just random things that are banned and you're like,

I don't know why, but they've banned them already. Now what they're not doing is taking them from you. The problem is what they do is they'll ban it and then say, if you've owned it before this date, you're good. The problem with that is, sheriff, deputy shows up to your house.

You got an M1A. Well, I've owned it for, I don't know, it's illegal, man. Yes, but the law says, I don't care, man. You're under arrest. Give me your weapon. You think these guys know anything about what that means, what the law is? No, it's an affirmative defense. Meaning after they take your weapon and charge you with a felony for having an assault weapon,

you can then go to court and make your, and plea to the judge, please. I had it before 2013. Do you have a receipt? It's been almost, it's been eight years. I don't have a receipt? It's been eight years. I don't have a receipt for this. Lock them up. So keep your receipts and then go to the gun store and get copies of your receipts if you don't have it anymore. But think about the game they're playing.

It's meant to obstruct as much as possible. So now, you know what this dude said, this ATF guy? He was like – he mentioned to Marsha uh i think it was marcia blackburn that we should make all all rifles nfa items like there you go that solves the problem same guy said that yeah this is a problem with ignorance man no it's not ignorant no no the people that are ignorant in the united states that are witnessing this are not they don't realize how dangerous and idiotic this guy sounds and seems to be acting. You mean evil? Yeah, if he's feigning ignorance, that's evil. But if he's

actually ignorant, it's just dangerous idiocy. To an extent, but let me clarify too, for those that don't understand the National Firearms Act, basically they regularly put items on this list. It takes you like nine months on average, depending on who you ask,

six months to a year to be able to buy one. Suppressors, for instance. These are NFA items. You want to get one? Takes a really long time. So I'm in the process of buying some. And it's been, I think, like three weeks. And so now I've got to wait for like an ATF transfer from FFL to FFL. Then I've got to get the paperwork and start the process. So this is an extended process because of shipping, which will take just over a year to get. And what people need to understand, first, silencers are not real. Like there's nothing you put on a gun that goes pew,

pew, pew. Suppressors drop the sound enough to where if you're outside, you'd probably be okay without wearing ear protection, but you still want to wear ear protection. It just reduces recoil. It makes it safer. I talked to a bunch of instructors and a lot of experts and competitive shooters, and they're like, it definitely makes it safer. It makes it, the recoil is better. And for you in your home, wanting to defend your home, people need to realize this. You're sitting outside, you're sleeping in your bed, you hear glass shatter in your house. So you grab your handgun or whatever. You fire that in your house without ear protection. What are you going to do? You wake up in the middle of the night, someone breaks in your house, you grab your shotgun, and then you grab your ear pro and your eye pro, and you're like, good to go. No, you're going to grab it

and be like, boom, and everyone's ears are going to go, ah. You get suppressors, and it makes it better. Better. Well, these are NFA items. Why? Because people are dumb. Because they see movies where the guy goes, pew, pew, pew. And then everyone's like, I didn't hear a thing. And then people believe movies, tools of assassination. They believe movies like, man, you don't want to be in a room like when a gun goes off, your ears are going to be ringing. You're going to be like, I can't hear you. But people watch movies and they and they pass laws based on movies. And I think that's a really good description of Democrats.

We were talking with we were talking with, you know, talking with Scott Horton on the show the other day. And after the show, we're hanging out. We had a mini-ramp session. It was pretty sick. I did a kickflip pivot. It was awesome. We were talking about the policies of the Democratic establishment. And I think Andreas was saying they're centrists, or he mentioned that.

And I was like, dude, they're not centrists. And Scott was saying, I think they are. They're like corporatists. And I'm like, dude, they're not centrist. And he was Scott was saying, I think they are. They're like corporatist. And I'm like, dude, Hillary Clinton, no politics. She says things that she thinks will get her elected, whatever she has to say. There's no ideology in there. Now there's leftists who are like, we must have this and we must have the, you know, universal health care and cooperative economics. Then you have the right wing where they're like, you know, free market is better and individual responsibility. These are people who believe in things,

left or right, economically, traditional versus progressive. Then you have the establishment Democrats who are like, what do I have to say to attract the largest group of people to vote for me? I'll say that. Okay, there's no ideology there. That's not centrist. Simply being like, I'll say whatever I have to say is not centrism. A centrist is someone who's like, conservatives got a good point about individualism. But I do think the left makes a good point that we can't have people just dying in the street. Like, how do we solve for that? Centrists are just like, you know, kind of saying,

like, yeah, left's got some good ideas, right's got some good ideas. There were centrists. There were. And our political differences were about policy because both the Democrats and the Republicans came with an appreciation of the Constitution. I thought maybe my history is a little shaky.

Probably look into it. It probably wasn't as rosy as you might expect. But it seems to me now, though, that like we said earlier, irreconcilable first principles of these ideologies now that make a center impossible. What is it? Is it the war? Is it like some people are okay with conquest and some people aren't?

There's like, it's not a left or right. There's another. So this is what I'm thinking. It's not left and right anymore. I know the political compass is authoritarian, libertarian, economic left, economic right. But the neolibs and the neocons are not left or right. They're not.

They're the corporate uniparty. And they don't care for any kind of ideological agenda. They don't care about a free market. They'll support the free market insofar as it gives them power. They don't care about regulation. They'll support regulation insofar as it gives them power. They want to blow up people. They want to blow up kids.

Why? Because they can sell weapons to the highest bidder. They can build oil pipelines. They can dominate different regions and get more power. They're like fascists, you know, to varying degrees. But it's not even necessarily fascism because there's no underlying ideology other than give me more. I want. So you've got leftists who I disagree with but at least they believe things wrong things

things you can actually point to the establishment doesn't care they'll say whatever they have to say i think that somebody might argue that greed is in itself an artifact of free market capitalism right like there's varying levels of greed greed or desire or want to acquire resources. We want to acquire resources to sustain our families and have some luxury time and take vacations and retire early and enjoy our lives. Hopefully a little bit more than that. It's it's just I think the same scale to think from that. I want to be able to do whatever I can do. And then, you know, more power, more money, more power, more money. I was just studying the health. So I'm sorry. Just self-centered greed in of itself is isn't adam smith saying this is the the key to everything that we've got going on in a liberal open economic system let's look i have a

good example of this in our for our next story check this out so fox news democrats are getting increasingly nervous about woke culture. Analysts say James Carville says wokeness is a problem and everyone knows it. Interesting, James. I didn't see him coming out and speaking about this before the election. Why? Say whatever they have to say to gain power. Now that they realize there's a competing power hungry fascistic ideology. Now they're worried about it. But many of these woke leftists aligned themselves with neocons and neolibs because orange man bad. Many, many leftists, democratic socialists also align themselves. What a truly powerful coalition of people who have no

business supporting each other just because they hated Trump. They were able to form that alliance. Now Trump is gone. Now it's all falling apart. But the wokeness is a very, very real problem for Democrats because it's starting to supplant the establishment. They're forced to adopt a lot of this nonsense, a lot of this ridiculous rhetoric. And Joe Biden is the epitome of old white man. Somehow they got the woke to vote for him. But now they're recognizing it's going to cause them increasing problems moving forward with these elections. Joe Biden's always been woke. Joe Biden is the one that kicked off the Title IX reform that stripped away due process for men and people,

anyone accused of harassment on campus because he believed the SJWs who went in there crying about rape crisis, rape one in four, one in four. It was Joe Biden himself who pushed the 2011 thing, which really opened up the floodgates for all this woke crap to get into for all the administrative elements of our universities. From there, they trained all of these students who went into the corporations, and now they're transforming the corporations. biggest enabler of woke since as far back as i can remember in the early parts of the obama administration which is totally ironic given his past comments and his beliefs about segregation in schools and all these things it's it's interesting but he's always been a tool for them and man it's guys like andrew sullivan man that burns me up i know because andrew sullivan correctly identifies the problem with woke.

He understands critical race theory is a problem. He understands the racism. He understands how it turns into anti-Semitism. He didn't care. All he wanted to do was get rid of Trump. Yep. He did not care. He is supposed to be somebody with some sense of reason, like a sane voice out there.

At least that's how I remember him when I was a kid and I wasn't too politically informed, but I would watch him on Bill Maher and I'd be like, well, he's the conservative one and I like him better than all the rest of them. So I remember him and I remember him writing an article in 2000 about testosterone replacement therapy, where he acknowledges the power of hormones in driving personality and behavior and expression of self, et cetera. so he understands and has known for a long time but he was unwilling to stand up for it he was willing to support and advocate for joe biden to accept the wokeness simply to get rid of donald trump and for that man just sacrifice everybody burn it down because this guy's got mean tweets. Mean tweets. Good policies. Good policies, but mean tweets. Oh, but mean tweets, man.

I know. What am I going to tell my kids? You know, he tweeted that that lady was a horse face. A horse face. That was funny, actually. Rosie O'Donnell wasn't that bad. Woody on ya, period. Oh, gosh.

He called Stormy horse face. He tweeted that, right? He did. Wow. He did. Hilarious. Yeah. But, you know, know mean tweets mean tweets bad

but hey like what double the amount of kids kept in cages on the border right now how much has increased the surge of people who are from streaming across the border it's it's it's literally the spongebob meme meme dude where patrick and spongebob are like the city's on fire and pat and spongebob's like we did it we saved the city that's that's what it is yeah they they they trump represented something you know it was it was a clever play by the establishment they did it there was a combination of milking media and uh the democrats being like we want to win so we'll do whatever we have to do and it started before he even took office oh yeah it was nuts it was. To get him out of office. So I wanted to mention, I saw this really funny video from Babylon Bee where it's a bunch of clan members.

And they're discussing like, hey, are the media saying like, you know, racism is back in. So like it's time to get back in the game. And then one of them is like, no, no, no, you don't got to do anything anymore. You're a white male. Just literally just be and you're racist. You're good. And then the leader of the dragon, he's like, he's like, what? What do you mean?

He's like, no, I want things. And then he starts naming things and they're like, yeah, but that's not racist anymore to say this. So he was like, what about segregation? Like, no, no, no. The left says that's good now. So it ends with this clan member like going to a university and demanding segregated water fountains. And then a woke guy walks up and goes, that's really forward thinking, man. I respect that.

That's it. That's where we are. That's where we are. I saw an interview with Christopher Rufo on Lamont Hill. I saw that. Okay. And Lamont Hill tried to Mark right whatever he tried to back and bait rufo into answering a question that would have would have broken his frame and the question it was like well can you say anything nice about

white people well no no hold on hold on rufo said that this critical race theory is is is attacking what they describe as whiteness saying it's a very negative thing we shouldn't be doing that yes and then he said oh okay if if uh if you think they're saying it's a very negative thing. We shouldn't be doing that. And then he said, oh, okay, if you think they're saying it's a negative thing, then what's one thing you like about being a white man? Right. And Rufo said, I don't see it that way. I don't agree with that.

And so then he goes, no, no, no, just humor me, just humor me. And then Rufo said, I reject the premise of your claims about whiteness. And I want you to treat me like an individual as much as I would treat you. And then he tweeted something. Rufo tweeted something that was brilliant.

He responded to Mark Lunt Hill saying, you and I have substantially more in common, the same language, the same country, similar income level and class, more so than I would have in common with a Swedish farmer and more so than you would have with a Nigerian farmer. That was an amazing point that he made about wokeness and critical race theory that I think most of us already realize. It's obvious. Right, because they're not attacking whiteness. They're just calling it that. They're just attacking American culture, period.

That's it. Yeah, my favorite thing was like, what did Rufo say? He said, OK, well, if I have to use critical race theory, then perhaps being on time and working hard. And then a bunch of people on Twitter, like no one defines whiteness that way. I saw I was right there on all that. And so this is actually produced. They do, though.

They do, though. They do define that. That's exactly how they define it. Oh, there's absolutely no question that white supremacy, white dominance culture is defined by punctuality, reliance on data, self-reliance, individualism, rugged individualism, objectivity, science, all kinds of things. Right. A desire to be safe. Yeah. Right.

But it brings up an interesting point. Chris, you know, I love you, Chris. I've had Chris on the show a number of times. He's a tremendous guy. Great. he has a role that he's playing he's incredibly effective and he's got huge amounts of change i am a little bit different than him i might have actually doubled down when they asked that question i would have been like hell yeah i love a million things about being white i love being on time i love being myself i love taking care of myself and being responsible for everything about me and not needing handouts whatever yeah but that's not a racial marriage that's not going to work because the the general audience doesn't

know anything about it so if you come out as this you know indeed they don't know anything about it they also didn't know anything about it when chris answered the way he did at least the way that i would have done it is is a very tried and proven technique called agree and amplify. When someone asks you a question that's clearly meant to be provocative or to challenge you, the only response is to take what they're accusing you of

and just come back and say, yes, times 10. So what I would do is I would pull up the African American Heritage Museum and I would say, well, not that I agree with your view, Mark, which I believe is a white supremacist worldview, but I did pull up this article from the African American Heritage Museum, which says that being on time is a trait of whiteness.

See, I reject that premise, but based on your, you want me to humor your ideology, your white supremacist ideology, oh, I would agree with you on that, I suppose, that being on time is is a good thing i would however disagree that it's whiteness to be on time because i'm pretty sure you're on time that's the funniest part of all right is like that guy is punctual takes care of himself he doesn't want a handout doesn't want anybody to help him he believes in the power of personal effort and responsibility and data you don't think that guy's looking at ratings geez louise so the whole thing is absurd and it's like i'm ready just to agree and amplify now today on twitter i was like crt is absolutely right man this white culture this is what it is and it's great and it's the best culture that it is and look what it's created and here we are

i agree it's it's it look, just Google search critical theory. I know. And this thing that you referenced about the American, African American Heritage Museum, the last thing on that, they took it down, right?

Because it was so insane that it was like a clan, like a clan member. It was insane that our federal tax money paid for this thing and was publicly posted by the government

where since the 90s, where the last thing about anti-racist is i yield positions of power to people of color that is what they want specifically in the literature you white person yield your position to you person of color why to take care of history and all these terrible things and blah blah blah, blah, blah, blah. And because you've got your power and you don't,

so you have to get out of the way. That's what they're teaching your kids. That's what they're teaching your children in school. I mean, it's... Step aside. It's well beyond race. Do you want your children

to be told to yield positions of power that they may have earned through hard work and dedication? I'm getting hot. It's well beyond race though this is one of the issues i have with the constant saying critical race theory over and over again is that critical theory is much larger than that right it's it's it it encompasses science they say science isn't real so we say critical race theory we say critical race theorists

believe this no no critical theorists believe this and It's much, much more than just race. They tell your kids that two plus two equals five. What are they going to do now that it's becoming evident that they actually are the institutional power? They're going to have to eject half of their philosophical background because

it's specifically about attacking people in power. No, no, no. They don't. They don't because they come out. They say it. And cowards, regular Americans who are cowards just accept it, even though they know they have institutional power. Come on. Hollywood is not pressed. Hollywood's opinions.

The Democrats are not oppressed. You're missing my point. I'm talking about the philosophical underpinning. The reference has always been a lie. Always been a lie. So when they come out and they say we're still oppressed oh come on they were claiming donald trump is the power structure of this country just donald trump whose own staff he had hired people who hated him john bolton hated him he

hired a bunch of idiots he should have fired a bunch of other idiots and he had no control over cultural institutions so you had every news organization except fox news even sometimes fox news you had the republican establishment opposed to maybe the democratic establishment hollywood you had all major corporations and they claimed trump was the power yeah yeah no i agree we're talking about two different things i totally understand you're saying the philosophy but my point is they had the they came out at a time when they already were the institutional authority in every respect and said we're the marginalized now there's been a slight change a few seats have flipped in congress and now they're still saying the same thing well right but but this is this is a 50-year process right so these changes about them actually taking

over institutional control are really in like the eighth and ninth inning of this game that's already been going on for a long time so all my whole my only point here is that the hypocrisy that you're pointing out is just becoming a little bit more obvious and a little bit more evident and that when they use their philosophical studies in literature to justify what they're doing they're actually going to have to eject part of the foundation that they've been using as justification for their actions which is demonstration of the fact that it was all bullcrap in the first place and we're going to see that i think moving forward that they don't have to eject the philosophy why okay why would they have to i'm talking about the theorists and the people that the academics and the ones that write papers based on papers based on papers with references and such but but

what i don't understand is that they've been lying the whole time so what why would they change anything good point don't know they they they control the colleges the movies the tv shows the political establishment the banking institutions now the federal reserve is woke numerous federal reserve banks are now embracing wokeness. Joe Biden is doing race-based recovery acts. I'll say reparations. They just flaunt it while still saying that the homeless white veteran sleeping in the gutter is the oppressor and Oprah Winfrey is oppressed. It's always been ludicrous on its face.

It's just an excuse to manipulate the emotions of dumb people who don't pay attention. And you know what? I'll give a special shout out to Bill Bur burr who exemplified this so perfectly when he was on the joe rogan experience and he was like i'm not gonna do this with you joe sit here with you who has no medical degree and i have no medical medical degree talking about what we should do i turn on the tv once every two weeks and i and i do what the tv says thank you yeah he's so so smart disturbing did you see him on conan a few days ago no he said some really really obnoxious stuff i I do what the TV says. Thank you. So, so smart. Disturbing. Did you see him on Conan a few days ago?

No. He said some really, really obnoxious stuff. I don't remember. He exemplifies the problem. I don't care about this country. I don't care about this planet. I don't care about you. I'm just going to turn the TV on once every two weeks and do what it tells me to do. Talk about giving up your responsibility.

Talk about being a wealthy dude extracting from the system and saying f you to all the hard-working people who are like please help us this the room's on fire and he's like i don't know i come in once every two weeks and i do what the guy at the door tells me he said he wished more people had died from covid on conan what really was like what it was really disturbing he was like yeah you know the stupid people like the like it was really really he's allowed to make jokes it wasn't't, I mean, it wasn't funny. Whatever he was saying was ridiculous. You know, when, when, when he's, when he's exemplifying one of the biggest problems with this country and that's regular people say,

I don't know. I don't care. I don't want to know. And I don't want to care. And then it's like, okay, then what do they do? They punch each other in the parking lot over a can of beans. They, they, there was a, when the parking lot over a can of beans. There was, when the gas shortage hit, a video of a guy punching a woman in the face. Bro, you see, this is what happens when you ignore everything. I was talking about this the other day several times now with Fauci friends. I'll give you a good example. Fauci goes on the TV and he's like, you don't need to be wearing masks.

You know, it might protect you from a droplet or two. And then later, a few months later, he's like, oh, I lied on purpose because we wanted doctors to get it. And so my point was, if Fauci came out and said, just wear a scarf, people would have worn scarves. But he was worried doctors wouldn't get masks. But if people just wore scarves and masks, then the doctors would not have needed as many masks. The point is, because no one paid attention to what this moron was saying, they ignored sound policy. When you had China buying up all the PPE, you had Fauci be like, no, don't do it. And then people died.

And then the doctors now need more masks. If people were paying attention, they wouldn't be fighting each other in the parking lot for a can of beans or punching somebody for some toilet paper. Instead, they wouldn't be fighting each other in the parking lot for a can of beans or punching somebody for some toilet paper. Instead, they don't care. They don't accept their responsibility and they just ignore it. And then we sit here watching the place burn down.

It's like we're on the Titanic, it's sinking. And we're like, yo, we need help. And they're like, no, I'm good. Imagine this, your boat's sinking, right? You're on a big ship. It's filling with water and you're like, you know what? a slow leak it's getting faster but if everybody bails water we're gonna make it and then bill burr walks in and goes look i just walk in the room once every two weeks and i look at the guy who's sitting in the in the captain seat just do what he tells me and the guy

in the captain seat fauci he's just saying random stuff you don't even know what he's talking about so this guy then goes that's the attitude all these americans have we we have seen with the culture war with gamergate with critical race theory we have all been watching this happen since the early 2010 since the late to you know you look at the data from zach goldberg and alexis and lexus nexus and you can see the the massive explosion of critical race theory and then we start you know ringing the bells and people say shut up i don't care the media lies for sure yeah manipulates people but it really comes down to this if people just say i'll turn the tv on once every two weeks and do what it tells me then it doesn't matter what we know these people

keep voting for this stuff i have friends who i want one friend of mine he films himself walking with like a first a pov shot of the ballot going to the mailbox saying, you've got to do what's right for this country and vote for Joe Biden. And when I said, what does that mean? Vote for Joe Biden? He's just like, well, you know, Trump's bad. Why is Trump bad? What policy? What are you talking about? He doesn't have any. He doesn't have any. Turns the TV on once every two weeks. They say orange man bad every time. So he says, OK, I'll go do what I have to do. Burn the country down and throw another another Molotov cocktail into our buildings our capital buildings our institutions and then come and complain that me with the water i'm the problem

it's they called the the plebeians the plebeians is that what they were called in ancient rome i was just watching this this reconquest of the roman empire by uh what was that emperor's name but anyway he went around and and reconquered most of the empire that had been flowing around 250 a.d most of the people didn't care. The citizens of the cities, they just changed their flag. They'd be like, oh, okay, a new leader. Take the old flag down. But they didn't want to die.

They didn't want to get conquered. They didn't want to get hurt. They just go along with it. That's like 98% of the people. I have a lot of sympathy for people that don't have the luxury that we have of spending time figuring this stuff out every day and it is very common and totally reasonable for people to not have that much time to dedicate to processing consuming information and this is why we're in such a critically dire circumstance because most people don't even check in with the news because they can't

because they're working hard and they're trying to figure out how to feed their three kids and deal with virtual school and go to work and deal with gas shortages and deal with corona and all these things it's hard enough but it's getting to the point where the institutions are so corrupted that there's zero reason to trust there was reason to trust so we're at this part where there's like this uh tectonic uh pressure building where it's like oh it was okay to be ignorant and rationally ignorant over here because everything was okay and moving in this direction is it's lethal now to be rationally ignorant and it's kind of there's faults happening there's little faults happening sooner or later there's going to be rationally ignorant. And it's kind of there's faults happening. There's little faults happening.

Sooner or later, there's going to be an eruption. If this thing turns out, Wuhan Institute of Virology and Fauci is involved in advanced function or who knows. I don't know what I'm talking about. The point is, is like if this if there's a real huge, massive scandal that comes out of this. It may wake some people up. But I still don't know how to solve the problem for the dual working family with multiple kids and 50 different after school activities and group think and just not having the luxury of time to dedicate. I deal with this with my ex wife all the time because we're talking about all kinds of issues and she's like well how do you know it's my job to know i literally get paid every day to learn and figure this stuff out break it down synthesize it and then explain it to people

it's my job let's i'm lucky for that let's talk about the the real world ramifications for for you and your loved ones so uh i i agree with with jack so uh for those just tuning in we were talking about you know people who don't pay attention to the news and you made you made a good point that i've often brought up it's not the job of the average person to focus on news and politics a carpenter's job is to build and to help people live and be more comfortable and hvac you know employees they're going to help you have your your air functioning properly. Not watching the news. We're sitting in a very hot room right now.

Well, we got the HVAC guys working on it right now. So here's the news. The trial of Kyle Rittenhouse over the deadly Wisconsin shootings slated to begin November 1st and last up to two weeks. So we're getting there. This is an update, but there's a lot yeah there's gonna be riots they're gonna burn buildings down kyle retinous will get life in prison i don't know for sure i don't know for sure you said you were so confident when you said it but uh it's going to happen i don't know i said kyle retinous will get life in prison i don't know for sure

why do you think that you think the media manipulation will push it to Africa? Because regular people, unfortunately, too many of them are cowards. That's like the nature of humanity. Even during the revolution. A large portion,

a large portion, the plurality, opposed the revolution. The plebeians, the lesser informed animal bodies that till the fields and carry the rocks for you. That's why you have a Republican government. That's why democracy as defined by just mob rule doesn't work. And that's what we have right now.

The Republic is gone. So here's what's going to happen. They're going to do jury selection. These people are going to be there and they're going to be like, I don't want my house to burn down. I don't care about this kid. It's him or me. See, people used to have a sense of community and scruples, and they'd be like, I will not condemn this young man. I saw the evidence.

Not anymore. I think it's possible we get a hung jury. Maybe one person just says, no way. I'm not locking that kid up for this. That's self-defense. But I think there's a stronger possibility a hung jury. Maybe one person just says, no way. I'm not locking that kid up for this. That's self-defense. But I think there's a stronger possibility like we saw in Minneapolis. Come on. You had that lady who straight up said, I couldn't go through the riots.

I don't want to go through the riots again. They had to escort the jurors in the Chauvin trial into the building under armed guard with SWAT team rifles because of the riots. These people knew exactly what they were doing. They said, I don't care. Lock them up. I'm not taking this one. You think the jurors in Rittenhouse are going to disagree? They're going to save their own butts.

Does that open that up to appeal, I believe? There's a bunch of grounds for appeal for Chauvin, but what does it really do? Grant him a new trial? Maybe. I don't think so. I mean, we've had Andrew Bronk on. We've had other legal experts, and they just said it's not going to happen. Dude, I watched Rittenhouse as live as you could possibly watch it without being there.

Brandon G and a few other guys, they were on the ground. Richie? Richie. Dude, I watched it as live as you could without being there. It seemed completely, completely obvious to me. We've had, I think, the entire Riot Squad crew that was on the ground here at different times talking about what happened. One of the biggest clips we've ever done was Richie McGinnis, the journalist who actually rendered aid to one of the guys who got shot, telling his story. I'm not going to put words in his mouth, but I've heard witness testimony.

I've watched all the footage. Oh, dude, clearly self-defense. But hold on, hold on. It's not just about Rittenhouse. Check this out. I got another story for you. You're going to love this one. I'm going to love it, I bet.

Elizabeth City Police arrest woman accused of striking two protesters with her car. She's being charged with assault with a deadly weapon with the intent to kill. Wow. her car she's being charged with assault with a deadly weapon with the intent to kill wow so uh she was uh she was uh taken to albemarle albemary district jail with a forty thousand dollar secured bond her first court appearance is the 27th they say they responded to a call around 6 45 p.m this they she she struck people with her car i watched the video she was going about a mile or two miles an hour she was driving through an intersection when the Black Lives Matter groups are banging on her car. She then slowly drove through and one of the one of the Black Lives Matter protesters fell

over and injured her leg. This woman was now arrested and charged with felony assault with a deadly weapon with the intent to kill by use of. I'll read it. Two counts of felony assault with a deadly weapon with the intent to kill by the use of a motor vehicle one count of careless and reckless and one count of unsafe movement remember provo utah provo utah was where somebody was driving down the street and a group of black lives matter extremists ran up and one person pulled out a gun and shot the driver dude if a car is driving down the road and you run towards its side and throw

yourself into the side of the car and fall down and hurt yourself, you can sue them. No, not anymore. The woke have taken over. Kyle Rittenhouse No, no, no. As the person that throws yourself into the car, you can sue the driver of the car. No, Ian, it used to be that way, but not if the person is a Black Lives Matter

protester. This woman has felony charges charges too. No, no, he's saying sue the driver. I'm saying as you as a pedestrian, if you throw yourself into a moving car from the side, you can sue the driver for hitting you. Right, right, right, right, right. That's crazy to me.

So in D.C., and maybe it's like this in other places too, people walk out into the street as an act of defiance and an expression of power,aywalking right like they won't go to the crosswalks they'll deliberately walk very slowly across the street strut and looking at you making you stop your car with your eyes with their eyes in the middle of the street right and i don't like that very much so day I thought, let me look up the law on this. Right. If a pedestrian is in the middle of your of your way to drive, you are obligated to avoid that pedestrian at all costs. That's the law. Right.

If they jump out into the street, you have to try to avoid them no matter what. Even if they're wrong, even if they're committing a crime, even if it's a violation, even if you're totally right. That's the law i looked it up because i wanted because i wanted to know because i wanted to know it seems to me this is absurd use of that perhaps that they attacked the car yeah this woman was physically attacked fortunately she was safe in her vehicle in the video i've watched it a mile an hour, two miles, just slowly creeping forward. That's it. Idling. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. I really doubt her

foot was on the gas at all, how slow she was going. And they were jumping up and down and banging on the car, as we've seen. Now she's got two felony charges. I warn this is going to happen. How many times have I said this? I love it. There's like the left likes to take select political moments, like Tim's predictions are all wrong, and it's like, I got a whole bunch, and you know it, Jack, where it's like we were right about this.

I said, what, two years ago? It's only a matter of time before the police are like it's easier just to arrest the victim than deal with a mob. So now you have a woman who is attacked in her car, fortunately safe, protected by her car, who tried escaping from a violent group of people banging on her vehicle and the cops duh, I'll just arrest the driver. Why am I going to support the cops? I'm sick of this. You know, people saying defend the police. Nah, sorry, I'm not playing that game. I'm not going to defend anybody because this is what they do. They seize your guns. They take away your right to defend yourself. They arrest you in your own home. And then you get Kyle Rittenhouse going to jail. You get the McCloskeys getting arrested and their guns confiscated. You get the guys at Attila's gym, the people who are going in,

getting arrested by the cops and all of these conservatives like, well, it's not the cops fault. Whose fault do you think it is? Who literally went and arrested this woman and put her in jail? The D.A.? No. The D.A. said in office, I have no idea what's going on. The cops showed up and said, we choose to imprison this woman for trying to flee a violent mob of extremists. Keep supporting those people. And then when you're locked up next, I won't defend you. I'll say, well, you like it. If the cops come in,

if you are walking down the street, minding your own business, and BLM comes and beats the crap out of you and the cops arrest you, I'm going to be like, but you wanted that. You support the police. What jurisdiction was this with the car? This is Elizabeth City, North Carolina, where the riots are. Exactly. So the police have decided because of the Andrew Brown shooting, they are going to arrest the victims of violent crime because it is easier than dealing with the mob. By all means, keep back in the blue all day and

night. And when you end up in jail because you were beaten up by BLM, I'll say, but you support the police. Aren't you happy that they've locked you up in their facility? It's what you wanted, isn't it? Oh, I know they're letting Black Lives Matter go. They're letting them throw bricks through windows and beat pedestrians and smash windows. But you support the cop sanctions. People don't even know, right? I think there was some research that just came out about democrats awareness of antifa none no awareness

oh oh this is this is fantastic see i covered a couple stories this morning and on one of my earlier segments are you familiar with ground news no so ground.news they sponsored one of my my earlier segments and it's really a great service this is not a sponsor spot by the way but i did do a promo spot forum him before they show you the amount of left wing and right wing outlets reporting on the story so you look at an antifa story and what do you get you get a bunch of you get every right wing outlet covering it and then they'll say left wing and they'll back one and then far left zero so of course the left and these beast progressives have no idea they have no i remember uh on the eve of the inauguration and stuff or Jan 6, actually, maybe like the week leading up to that in D.C., they were boarding up the buildings again.

And I went on Facebook to talk to a couple of my old friends. It's a dumb thing, of course, every time I try to explain to them that the city had been boarded up since May 27th and they had no idea. People that live in the city that maybe don't just come downtown that just go suburb to suburb or the outer part of the city or whatever. They had no idea that there had been riots all summer long. Burning buildings, multiple alarm

fires, hundreds of assaults and felonies and loot. I was five feet away from people looting and they just have no zero nada knowledge or understanding so when i come on facebook and i'm like actually guys it's because these BLM Antifa folks have been writing all summer they're like you're an idiot you're an ass you're blah blah you're the worst person in the whole world they unfriend me and they get all mad because they challenge what they believe to be their like perception of reality this is the biggest problem is is is how do we get people

to let go of their ego invested sense of reality that they've actually fortified with mainstream commercial news they have no idea whether they're trusted or not. It just passively goes in their brain. They believe it. I'm anti-racist. I don't know. I'm not a race. It's all a perfect storm of, of trained ignorance, reliance on institutions that are no longer trustworthy or valuable, and then an impossible task of dislodging this fake reality out of people's minds. And when you try to, you look like the bad guy to them. Let me show you this from Ground News. This is really interesting. I pulled up the story about the woman in Elizabeth City hitting the protesters with her car.

Now, do you think it's left or right reporting the story about the woman hitting protesters? It's definitely the left, and it's definitely framed as a vehicular assault. You are correct, but it's not the far left. It's just center left and left sources that are reporting this. The Daily Caller was the only right-wing outlet to report this, which I find interesting because typically the right does report on these things, but they frame it very differently. So what happens?

Lefty people, liberals, will open the news and go, Oh, these people are hitting the protesters. These peaceful protesters are being run over. So here's what I did. I went to Ground News and I searched for Antifa. Surprise, surprise. All of the immediate links that pop up when you search for Antifa on Ground News, right-wing source, right-wing source, right-wing source, right-wing source,

100% right-wing, 100% right-wing, 100% right-wing. I'm not surprised. Oh, yeah. Antifa is not real everything's normal this is why you see lefties and progressives saying antifa is just an idea it's why you get these politicians who are completely dumbfounded and don't understand what's going on but you know this is not a winning thing this is look dudes people i was doxxed by a woman who claimed to be antifa who had a flag an antifa flag on her banner from twitter who led antifa meetings who deliberately organized the whole operation to doxx and get me fired and i explained this to people they're like oh well i knew you were out of work oh i, I knew you were having trouble. Oh, but Antifa, this is just not.

No, just keep your. No, no. They put a gun to my head. They got me fired. They. Yes. They ruined my life, literally, for a short period of time. Destroyed my reputation.

Bro, but you Bruce Lita. I Bruce. You took their energy. Jeet Kune Do. Which, again, if you turn it back on. If you do that, then it also means you didn't get canceled and it's not a real thing. And there was no negative side effect for that. But it's like these are people that have known me my whole life, that have been to my wedding,

that know my children. And yet I tell them like this is my personal real life experience I was there I saw it they doxed me this flag doesn't read did you tell him with text in person man wow in person what was their response this is just just just it's like opaque like like film of confusion and disbelief they can't process it because Because if I'm right, that means everyone else is wrong. And if everyone else is wrong, then maybe everything else is wrong as well.

Do you guys remember that photo where all the people are doing the Roman salute, the Nazi salute, and one guy is just all frumpy like, yeah, so that's us. We're the frumpy people saying, I will not salute. And those people are the ones

doing the red salute, marching through the street. 100%. They're literally doing what's called the red the ones doing the red salute marching through the street. 100%. They're literally doing what's called the red salute. Google the red salute. Look it up. The Black Lives Matter symbol is the red salute. It is the communist symbol.

The Nazis may have been beaten, but the communists weren't. I had a conversation with my son just the other night. He's 14 years old, and he's feeling a lot of peer pressure uh to do certain medical procedures that we probably don't want to talk about here and uh i told him you know son it's lonely doing the right thing it's lonely standing up and and when you're when you're 14 it's really hard to do that especially when you're getting pressure from your parents, not me, family, relatives, cousins, people in your neighborhood, your sports coaches, your teachers at school, the parents of your friends. It's very difficult to stand up and do the right thing. I'm very proud of him.

He's told me before about how in the in the morning during the pledge of allegiance everybody in class just talks and like doesn't do it and doesn't pay attention he stands up he says he's the only one that stands up every day for it and so i know it's inside of him but i know that he's struggling right now because it's really hard it's really hard to stand up and do what's right when everyone around you is doing something wrong and thinks that they're doing something right and they're telling you that you're wrong and that you're stupid and that you're evil and you're going to die.

You're going to die if you don't do this thing. Well, I got good news for you. I'm sweating. It's hot up here, huh? From foreignpolicy.com, Blinken authorizes U.S. embassies worldwide to display BLM flags. A new directive comes while the United States

commemorates the anniversary of George Floyd's murder. They say Blinken has announced that U.S. Secretary of State, That's great news. The State Department cable gives chiefs of missions who head U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide blanket written authorization to display BLM flags and banners as appropriate in light of local conditions. There you go. They're going to be flying the Black Lives Matter flag at our embassies and consulates. This is the fist? The power fist? It could be. The Marxist organization hell-bent on destroying the United States. we are going to fly their flag. Who won? Who won?

Let me show you some images. So here we have Black Lives Matter and you can see the raised fist, the red salute. See another flag with the red salute? There's the red salute. And a lot of people say, oh, Tim, here's some Black Lives Matter. Red salute, red salute. And people say, oh, Tim, here's some Black Lives Matter, red salute, red salute. And people say, oh, it just means black power. And I'm like, yeah, and the Nazi salute means white power. I don't care what you think it means. When the Chinese Communist Party swear in a party member, they raise their fist in the red salute. They still do. And so a lot of people don't seem to understand that it is the anti-fascist salute just like the berlin wall was the anti-fascist protection rampart it is called that's what it was called

it's the red salute and just because other groups have peripheral support for communist ideology does not change what that symbol means like we mentioned this often but it's it's ancient hinduism the swastika it was inverted i don't care it's a it's ancient Hinduism, the swastika. It was inverted. I don't care. It's a Nazi symbol. There you go. Symbols can be taken over and they can represent bad things. You're not going to come to me and raise your red salute to communist authoritarianism and have me be like, oh, did you mean something else?

So now think about this. American embassies and consulates will be flying symbols of communism. Well, they can. Right. That's what this says. They're encouraging that blanket authorization to fly the flag. So, yes, when they raise the flag blanket authorization saying if you want to show your fealty, you better step up and do it. It's optional, of course. Optional. If you don't do it, then you might as well be that guy that got fired from the Space Force for saying that Marxism is taking over the military. Yeah, I don't know where this goes. It's terrifying.

I am a little bit more upset tonight than usual because I just keep thinking about it. I read the text. The text says disrupt the nuclear family disrupt the capitalism society destruct just deconstruct and disrupt american culture it's in the freaking literature and we're gonna fly their flag yep what if who why isn't anybody reading anything these are the people who say that america is evil as a slavocracy that you that whiteness is inherently bad, that being on time is bad, and we're flying their flags. I'm reading their books, saying their words, and being told that I'm the crazy one and I'm making it up while they're flying the GDBLM flag over our government properties. Yep.

Yeah. That's reality? Mm-hmm. And I just... government properties yep yeah that's reality and i it just jack exploded i just exploded i did i just had enough i think i'm a little emotional because of this medical procedure thing that people are doing right now and the pressures i think it's just the heat in the room people people are like 85 in this room right now people are feeling and and it and the tension and the drama and the peer pressure and the coercion and the lies and the misinformation and the lack of effort and the lack of agency and the lack of personal accountability.

And just pushing that all off on everybody. The whole thing is about pushing it all off on everybody. We got to pop this zit. You know when you squeeze a zit and it hurts? This critical theory thing is like a painful zit where you squeeze it and it hurts and it's sore because nothing's coming out. But if you get it just right, it stings and it explodes and then you're back to normal. It's wishful thinking, but too many people are cowards. Too many people are cowards.

And they're pushing them the wrong way. They're pushing and they're bruising it and they're breaking blood vessels because they're not getting the stuff out. Most people are cowards. That's true republican party especially it's comprised of like 85 cowards i mean what they do nancy pelosi comes out and kevin mccarthy drops to his feet and licks her drops to his knees and licks her feet yeah and then ilhan omar comes out and says a whole bunch of you know ridiculous nonsense and pelosi's she's fine. It's fine. I mean, the GOP establishment itself, especially so. I'm not here to criticize everybody in America. But the truth is, is that like common people, again, it's about where do you put your energy?

And in the past, it was made more sense to focus more on things that might be a little bit more in front of your face. But today, it makes sense to pay attention to things that are a little bit bigger picture because your family is at risk. Your family is at risk. This is not about different marginal tax rates. This is not about tariffs. This is not about contributions to foreign alliances or even oil. It's about the very fundamental nature of who we are as a country our definitions of justice our system of of applying prestige and and and and resources it's it's coming apart and people are paying attention and no one believes it and it's also for a large portion of this country a question of your immortal soul which is one of the bigger issues that i find interesting is that you know christians are

particularly inactive as well and many churches are flying blm flags too like in dc totally so they're adopting a moral framework which eschews judeo-christian values completely yes i've heard i am not a churchgoer but i have heard often uh stories that the church has become woke yeah well not all of them but i know but a lot in in a way in in that the institution isn't really a reliable defender of the things that we're interested in no the church is not the catholic church is is a business and it's a business that functions off of control that's not and they're ceding control that's that's kind of the point yeah i feel like these these are they're giving up their own moral tenets to a a moral less framework christianity is wonderful it has a lot of wonderful tenets but the church itself

is a dangerous business and there's a much bigger church that they're bowing bowing to so what do you think happens when they give all their power to an even worse and evil evil institution at the very least, these churches gave us, as I often say, Blackstone's formulation. The moral framework of wokeness is sacrifice for power. So you could be a good, woke, fearing ideologue, and they will sacrifice you at a moment's notice for power. Look at that woman on the board of the schools in Sanford, Sacramento, or whatever. She was ragging on Asians all day and night. Why?

Because they said to. Because they said Asians were white adjacent to dead power and privilege. Then they realized there was power to be made with the Stop Asian Hate movement. So they threw her under the bus immediately. And she fought and she resisted. And they canceled her. Because she's a bigot. I want to point out and call out some people.

Some shout outs though. These guys in Loudoun County are really fighting for it. Oh yeah. That's not too far from here. They're really fighting for it. There's people. Good skate park there. Who are really, Ian Pryor is leading a team of parents and they're really working hard to fight back against this. They understand. They're woke. And you know what?

These people in Loudoun County that are fighting this, they follow me. They follow you. They're listening to us. Good. What are they doing? Fighting back. they're listening to us good what are they doing fighting back they're trying to recall the school board they're trying to get rid of all the woke stuff out of their curriculum they're trying to parents right their parents they're trying to keep like advanced mathematics and things like that they're fighting back so these are not the people i refer to when i say most people are cowards no i know i'm saying i want to shout these people out i want to give them the recognition that they deserve and i want other people to see acts of courage that is an act of courage what's happening in loudon county

follow these people do what they're doing use them as inspiration and honestly we have to keep doing what doing these people literally follow us they literally read what we're saying they listen to our videos they take it home and they're putting it into action. Kudos to you and to everyone else who's doing it as well. I think we both clearly like talking, so I think we're good. We'll keep doing it. I'm having mixed emotions about it because I didn't drink any coffee, so I'm not

stimmed right now. Oh, and you don't have that Biotrust splash. Get the Biotrust. Thanks, Biotrust. If I was stimmed up right now, I would just be drenched. I'd be in a pool of water. It's like 85. So the power just hopped in. For those that just popped in, Thanks, Biotrust. a picture a situation where this we get this outer layer of crusty crap that shluffs off like the critical crap that just eventually we just falls away and the united states is there again but i can't imagine that making it get worse it's never been make it get better it's never been perfect it's always the fight that we are having has always existed civil rights the civil rights

movement was a fight for individual liberties and anti-discrimination. A lot of these things were opposing ideology. So America's never been perfect, but the framework has been the best we've seen in history. It enables us to do shows like this. And we've built up

over hundreds of years. We've been getting better and better and better. We've had some bad moments. I think everybody really hates Woodrow Wilson. I think Michael Malice, for the most part, he like that's that's what he

said right president of all time yeah okay fascist signed the federal reserve stuff so so there's there's some there's we've been exploited but right now illiberal ideologues once again moral authoritarians are trying to seize power and the and the true individualists the true classical liberals those who believe in life liberty and the pursuit of happiness have to keep fighting because authoritarians always want to steal power. It was Dave Smith said that Woodrow Wilson was. But I think Mike Malice said that FDR is the worst president of all time, which I was very surprised at. No, no. Michael Malice was talking about World War I.

Woodrow Wilson High School is my local high school in Washington, D.C. They're going to change the name to Ruth Bader Ginsburg High School. He wasn't the greatest. I actually like that. Do you like that name change? Woodrow Wilson seems like a pretty bad dude. He's had the Federal Reserve Act. Yeah, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

That's probably a better trade. Don't agree with her on her rulings, but Woodrow Wilson seems pretty bad. Federal Reserve, not a good thing. Not a good thing. And the Fed. Is this partly because the government was co-opted in the early 1900s by the rockefeller i don't know but if you think about it like this if you give everybody a voice and there's enough voices saying the wrong thing then

they can make the wrong thing be what's happening in the whole country and that's what we're getting right now so i wonder about the power of that it's time to start beginning post-liberal exploring post-liberal options post-liberal but what do you mean by that post post whatever we got going on right now so you think this is the democratization of communication has enabled bad communication the democratization of communication has destroyed public resonance we used to all resonate together mostly because we were on the same narrative and that same narrative came from just a handful of people. Walter Cronkite or whoever owned a handful of newspapers or whatever the case may be. Jimi Hendrix.

Explosion of communication from the many to the many. And now we are no longer in resonance and we will never be back in resonance ever again in the way that we used to. So, you know, what we really need is maybe like if a bunch of people are watching, say, a political show, it's live, and this is what we need to hear more of, they should share the link. Smash! They should take the link and smash the like button, and then take the link to that show

and share it with everybody so that we all get on the same page, start learning about what's going on, and then protect our friends. That is not just a cold shameless plug smash that like button sure it is but i just got dms right now from a parent in loudon watching us right now saying i'm watching you from loudon thanks for shouting us out if you share this show and share our content more people will find out and more people will step up. It's not a galactic size exaggeration to say that you can help save the fate of this country by sharing this show.

Well, it's like that. No, you can do it fast, too. Think about it this way. Have you ever gone into private mode on YouTube and then like have you ever gone to like a private tab and then opened YouTube? Sure. And what do you see? Not me. No, you see a bunch of weird corporate YouTube nonsense and mainstream music.

So regular people aren't seeing any of this. And if people don't know, how can they stand up to it? How can they understand why it's bad? So that means if you do know, just click share. I'm not telling you to go preach on a street corner holding up a I Am A Gorilla t-shirt being like, you must watch.

Tim Katzman used to be like, hey, guys, check out the show. Let me know if you like it. Just send it to two or three friends. I mean, look. And buy books because then they appear on the top of the Amazon list for regular people. So you've had Andy Ngo's book on Antifa, which is really important for the people who don't know Antifa exists. You can get his book. You've got Michael Malice. He's got a's book on Antifa, which is really important for the people who don't know Antifa exists. You can get his book.

You've got Michael Malice. He's got a new book. And Speechless by Michael Knowles is available for pre-order. James O'Keefe has several books. American Pravda. Democrats are deplorable. That's also a good one by a one-jerk. I don't know about that one.

That was not so bad. Not so bad. Democrat to deplorable. I'm not trying to tout my show too hard, but I do consistently get people saying, look, this show is woefully unsubscribed and underviewed. And I know for a fact we're having, just like here, just top level conversations with high level government officials, philosophers, activists, academics, et cetera, et cetera. You got to share it. We got to share it because we literally are all in this together. We all have a part to play.

Think about it this way. The religious say you have to preach. It's a core tenet of many religions to preach and spread the word. And the woke, not only do they preach and spread the word, they threaten violence against those who reject it. So think about what we're up against. We're saying life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, objectivity, work hard, plan for the future. They say those things are bad. We're seeing the consulate fly the flag of happiness, objectivity, work hard, plan for the future. They say those things are bad. We're seeing the consulate fly the flag of Black Lives Matter.

If you take issue with these things and you believe, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. If you believe that two plus two does not equal five, then you need to start talking about this because they are teaching your kids, your nieces, your nephews, they're teaching them that two plus two equals five. It's not an exaggeration. They're literally doing it. The danger, yeah. They're saying math is a construct of whiteness. Science and objectivity are a construct of whiteness.

I watched a video. I don't know if you remember this one, Jack, where there was a science class and there was a woke person saying that the ancient African knowledge was spiritual awareness and it's equally as plausible as the scientific method. And people are like, oh, wow, you know, interesting. And it's like, dude, there are a lot of hidden truths that have been ignored and rejected that I can accept. There's like we talked about the anthills where they funnel heat out of the ant colony and then, you know, tribes in Africa figured that out and they could build, you know, houses that were cooler. So there's a lot of things we have

lost, but that doesn't mean the scientific method, a framework of control and discovery is whiteness. It's just like math. Two plus two equals four. You can change the definition of the words. You can say flub plus flub equals flob, but if they

represent those quantities in the same way, it's basically absolute you could see how they might construe physics as like white power because the english empire used physics to dominate the globe and establish colonies everywhere you know isaac newton gun bro gave them the ability to fire cannons long range from their boats because of physics you could calculate where it was going to land. So they dominated the seas. Isaac Newton gave it to the queen basically physics. Do you know the Maori in New Zealand? They have

something called a pa. I'm not entirely sure. I think it's called a pa. And it's a spiral fortress. And it made it very, very difficult for European settlers because they had to fight their way around in a spiral where the people inside could use spears through it. It was hard for them to take the fortress going through a spiral where the people inside could use spears through it it was

hard for them to take the fortress and going through a spiral so you know what the the the the european settlers did gatling guns invented in the late 1800s that made it a lot easier so just that's how lagatha defended katakut against invading tribes was by creating like a little catacomb outside of the city walls and they could move walls they could pull them up put them down and trap them and then use their spears so work smart my point was if you if you you might assume that these technologies are like white because the white people invented them but anyone that wants to use physics is going to get the same result it doesn't play race doesn't matter this

these these anyone that gets there on time and that gets there early and does good work here's the thing one of one of the one of the our abilities that allowed us to evolve was the fact that we can throw things right yeah what what other animals are throwing things you see not too many in human evolution when we learned how to throw. Right. Oh, monkeys throw poop. And guess what? Well, we're related. True. And guess what? And guess what? What are you doing when you pick up that ball and you're throwing it over there?

You're doing immense physics calculations, right? Immense. So it can't be white power. And you know what's really interesting is that- Human power. Human power. It was the throwing of rocks, which really gave us more and more power. So first, it's like we'd hit somebody with a fist. Then we were

like, I'll pick up a rock and hit you with the rock, because the rock's harder. Then somebody was like, dude, I'll throw the rock and hit you with it. Then some other person was like, I will sharpen that rock, put it on a stick and another stick, and fire it at you even faster. And then eventually we got to the point where we were like, dude, I'll break up these rocks with some bat poop, put it in this tube, which

is a big, long rock, and then launch that rock so fast it puts a hole in your head. Now we've got full-auto rock throwing. We do. In groups. Yeah. And not in America. Really good at throwing rocks at people.

Not in America, though. There's no fully automated rock throwers in America. It's just NFA. It's hard to get, but we've basically perfected throwing rocks at people. Right. They're really good at it. We've also tricked rocks into doing calculations for us. We've shaped rocks.

It's a dramatic oversimplification, but it's actually... No. It's actually... What? Dramatic. More like a sundial. It's actually opposable thumbs, and the fingers allow us to manipulate small things so we can make circuits. We can make robots that can manipulate even smaller objects, and we have an oxygen-rich environment that allows us to, you know, create fire and then extract metals and other elements.

Yeah, let's not forget the nitrogen, too. Shout-out to nitrogen. 72% of our atmosphere. Shout-out. And it doesn't discriminate, either. It's not white. Nitrogen is not white. I feel like we have beaten this horse, this critical race.

But you guys are right that it has to be talked about. I just, it's not i am i get stressed actually amazed at the lack of understanding by the general public and even by people that follow me people that know me they i keep thinking everyone knows what's in my head they don't yeah. Yeah. It's my job. Even as a professional talker, it is my job to talk, talk, talk, talk, talk. I feel like I'm still talking about it too much. But yet every single day I talk about it. Somebody knew it was like, wow, I had no idea. Right.

Yeah. Every single reach somebody every single day. It's different than telling the same person every day, which can drive them insane. It can. But, you know, like some of my followers been with me for a long time they know they know that i have to tell the same stories they know i have to do the background so people understand why they're here they know i have to continue to talk about all the stuff because it's important and so if you're really on the cause jack murphy live on

twitter if you're really down for the cause you tolerate some repetitiveness because it's say it louder for the people in the back say it louder for the new people so this is one of the things i ran into uh early on in youtube that my first wrong assumptions were that most people who subscribed were watching every video right and then i started getting too many of like what was that a reference to and i'm like okay so then i started making sure i would always do really quick like here's a catch-up for those that don't know and so then you know some people were like tim told that story like five times in this month and i'm like because the average so i'll produce i think what do i do i'm doing like three eight maybe 10 segments per day across these channels and then of that that's every day and that's monday monday through friday so maybe like 250

seconds per month and the average person watches 10 or 15 so how much are they missing from the context of these conversations now the other thing that's really funny is i get a lot of people who they're clearly only being fed certain videos from me so the videos where i say something about guns they get all of them they're like man tim talks about gun rights all the time and i'm like it's like one you know once a week out of like hundreds of segments but youtube feeds you what you're interested in so if you watch the videos from me about joe biden you're going to go on youtube all the time and just see tim pool talking about joe biden all the time and

you're not going to see me talking about republicans or the gop or whatever it's just going to be yeah twitter does the same thing based on your likes and preferences if you don't have the raw feed switch that otherwise twitter is telling you what they want you to know jack what are some solutions dude okay so i'm glad that you said that because i'm sitting here this whole time this is the questions i ask all my guests on my show too all right what next what do we do what do we do and i've come up with a personal plan for myself and my community. Focus on yourself. Focus on your family.

Focus on your brothers. Get with the community. Start a network. Become part of a network. Forget about the institutions. Build things of meaning for yourself. Ways to educate yourself. Ways to produce economic activity.

Anything you can do to disconnect from the Leviathan. Maybe one thing we can do is there's a lot of people who agree and a lot of people who disagree. And if you happen to find yourself as someone who agrees and you're in the city where things are getting bad, you could maybe move to an area where people are more likely to agree. Now, I know a lot of people say they can't afford it. So maybe what we do is we start pooling resources together,

get all the people to live in one area and protect it. And then we'll just make sure that everybody gets the resources they need according to their needs and they produce according to their abilities. And we'll start from there and we'll expand. Actually, it's funny that you should make that joke because with the liminal order, this is my all men's network where we're doing all these things that I'm talking about on the ground. Liminal hyphen order two year anniversary next month month in june 600 members come join us uh yeah we want to perfect collective action but not in this way that has those perverse incentives in a way that's perfectly aligned for incentives using blockchain channel our economic activity in a way that produces economic activity that funnels it back in proportion to what you put in, not what you need or what you expect, but actually literally in

proportion to what you put in. And you can do this with the blockchain. This is our vision. This is the future. We're working on it. But in the meantime, we get together, man. We have brotherhood. We have events. We have workshops. We work out. We're all in shape. We all squat. We all take care of ourselves. We all raise raise our kids we're also creating memes and cartoons and hashtags and all kinds of raise your kids well it's funny you should say that how many people have uh given up that responsibility to the tv how many men how many men are failing in their responsibility to raise their children to raise them in a way that's productive and healthy? Dudes, you go to a restaurant and you see a family at the restaurant.

It's a family of five, mom and dad and three kids. The three kids are on their iPads, mom and dad staring at the table. It's sad and horrible. I hate it. Those people have given up. When you laugh, when you make fun of me, you say, raise your kids. That might be the most important message we can get out in America right now.

Raise your kids! You know who's a good dad? Tim said I could yell, by the way, before he showed up. The mics are balanced now. You know who's a good dad? Hawkeye. From Ash? Oh, from the Avengers. When he was teaching his daughter how to shoot arrows. That's right.

You teach your kids how to do practical things. You teach them to do archery. Your kids are supposed to learn from you. Too many people, especially millennials, man, they're not doing anything. They're not doing anything. My son today maxed his squat at home. Congratulations, buddy. Good to see that. Almost one and a half times his body weight four reps at 14 wow cow yeah kid's a beast my daughter's

killing it as well my youngest daughter she's killing it as well and you know what they do they watch by example man yep we have a gym in our house and i work out every day they're gonna work out too i i may have asked you this before are they in public school yeah are you glad about that or you talk about getting if i look one of the most devastating aspects of divorce is losing your agency and autonomy over your parenting decisions if i were not divorced and i had the right knob and ability to just scoop them and move them i'd be living in west virginia homeschooling them very easily. Like years ago, I would have been gone. I am unfortunately stuck where I am given circumstances. Divorce, bad.

Bad. Yeah, really? Marriage good? Marriage bad. What do you think? Marriage done right is a beautiful thing. And it puts you in position to put something greater than yourself as your priority. The marriage becomes a priority.

What if you just don't agree to get divorced? Well, you don't have that choice anymore, sir. It's called no-fault divorce. And your wife can just leave you, or the man can leave you at any time for any reason. No reasons given whatsoever. None stated. It is a legal contract

that obligates one party to behavior and not the other. And it was born at a time where you literally couldn't get divorced unless a crime was committed. Wow. Did you not? I mean, up until like the 60s or 70s, you could not get divorced unless a crime was committed. Wow. Because it's a contract with obligations.

Yeah. Now it is a one-sided obligatory contract where the other party can just leave it any second, take the kids, and demand payment enforced by the gun of the state. Overwhelmingly favoring women. Yes. Overwhelmingly favoring women for sure. If someone leaves you and you have kids, they can't just take the kids, right? Yes. How?

How could that be legal? Because the court side orders you. Was it 87% of the time? Some ridiculously high number. It's something like that, but you can't kidnap your own kids either, by the way. Right? So, like, you can take, like, if you have the children, they can come to scoop the children up from school and then drive off with them.

You can't steal your kids. You can't kidnap your own kids. You can be in violation of a court-ordered visitation agreement, but in the absence of that, it's whoever has possession. You can kidnap your own kids, legally. I thought you were saying you can't, like, it's illegal to do it. No, it's illegal to kidnap your own kids legally. I thought you were saying you can't like, it's illegal to do it. No, it's illegal to kidnap your own kids.

I'm saying there's no such thing as kidnapping your own child because it's not a crime. It is a crime. It's not a crime. There's no possible way, in my understanding, to, quote, commit the crime of kidnapping your own child. Yeah, there literally is.

Yeah. So if you have a visitation agreement? I just said said that in the absence of a score or a visitation agreement, like more like like morally like I'm saying pre court ordered visitation agreement. Can you just take your kids and run away? Yes. Oh, you can. You can. It's not.

You can't. There's no such thing as stealing your own kids. Got it. Until you get divorced. Until you get the court ordered visitation. And then then it's in for. And if you don kids. Got it. Until you get divorced. Until you get the court-ordered visitation. And then it's – and if you don't do it, then it's contempt. Yes. Right.

And so then they put you in jail. The judge will put you in jail. The judge will put you in jail if you don't pay. The judge will put you in jail if you don't earn as much as you're supposed to. Oh, wow. Through imputed income. Yeah, there was a celebrity who was making a ton of money and then his career kind of dried up. I'm not going to say his name because, you know,

personal stuff. But it was a big news story. This guy was making a bunch of money and his child support and alimony was like ridiculous. It's like hundreds of thousands of dollars per month or something. Or no, it was like tens of thousands, like 50, 60,000. And now that he's not working and he's broke, he's running out of money.

So he petitioned the court for a reduction in child support with the support of his ex-wife, who agreed. He can't afford this. Please, court, will you? And the court said no. What? Yeah. So it's a very, very famous individual. And the story was a couple of years ago. The guy's own ex-wife who was like, they were still cordial. Like they got divorced and they're like, okay, we're cool. And then he was like, hey, look, hey look you know i'm not working i can't really afford to pay that she goes no problem and she signed a letter saying i'm totally fine with this with respect and the judge said no no no the kids have to have a standard of living that's maintained so keep paying it and he's like but i don't have it they're like we don't care they don't care it's

called imputed income there's no mercy no sympathy lost your job cares? Got doxxed? Who cares? Got doxxed by a national terrorist organization? Hell-bent on destroying your life? Doesn't matter. F you. Work! So if you get married, the government is not the parents of your children, technically. But if you get divorced, it seems like they are. They get to enforce whatever they decide by the point of a gun.

That's it. And jail. So they can kind of tell you. But if you don of a gun. That's it. And jail. So they can kind of tell you. But if you don't do what they say, you go to jail. Dude, if the mom and the dad can't decide on alimony payments and the government decides for you, that's insanity. That's of course. Where have you been, bro?

But that only happens if you get married and then divorced. If you never got married in the first place, the government can't have anything to do with that. No, absolutely not, dude. The minute that baby comes out, you're obligated to child support. Marriage is totally, totally irrelevant. Yeah. Totally irrelevant.

There are people commenting. They were like, Tim got this story from Rogan. I got it from Reddit, actually. What story? About the celebrity. Oh, I mean, I saw it in regular news. It was a couple years ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But it's a common story. Yep. Common story. Well, I mean, this one was complicated by the fact that the ex-wife was like, I agree. That's insane. And the court's like, we don't care. That's insane because generally speaking, the courts, to their credit, are like, if y'all can figure it out, just figure it out. We busy over here.

Figure it out. And who knows best for the kids what the two parents coming together into an agreement. Which is why they always generally say go to mediation, even go to arbitration. Just like get out of the court as best as you can. We got to go to Super Chats. If you have not already, smash that like button. I mean, Tim. Smash the like button.

Subscribe to this channel and share the video if you agree and you like the show. I'll put it this way. Do you think CNN deserves more viewers than we do? No. No, Ian? No, I don't think they do. Well, then CNN deserves more viewers than we do? No. No, Ian? No, I don't think they do. Well, then people need to share the show. You're right.

They need to take the URL and they need to share it. That's the most powerful thing ever. Oh, yeah. So right now, CNN gets hundreds of millions of views on YouTube. Hundreds of millions per month. Way more than me or Crowder or any of these channels. People don't realize that. They're like, CNN's ratings are in the gutter.

And they're all laughing. It's like, yeah, it's true on TV. But on YouTube, they get five times what Crowder gets. CNN. And you know what it is? It's because people share those links. You think I'm joking, but it is. YouTube artificially props them up, and then regular

people will share Don Lemon on YouTube. Because they do. So we need to displace that. We need more people sharing our clips, sharing Jack's show, buying books from people like andy no michael malice and michael knolls and james o'keefe and and jack murphy and now we need to read super share it like generally but also if you share with like a specific person you know that you think might like it that goes sometimes even better than like

a general share so this is why we started the. So go to facebook.com slash timcast IRL where there are clips that have like the writing and you can just click share. I don't like Facebook. I don't know who does like Facebook. Who are these people who go on the Play Store and give Zuckerberg five stars? I don't get it.

Old people. But there are a lot of people on Facebook and that's where they get their news. So if we can use that and leverage that to get people to come to timcast.com to come and watch these shows, we got to compete. Now, Ben Shapiro and Dan Bongino and Fox

News do really well in terms of shares, but we need some balance, don't we? We need a real debate. We need more. So if you like the show and you think we do a good job, just share, share, share. All right, here we go. Spread the base. Spread the bastedness, fellas. William Leverett says, first time listener, a long

time caller. I used to think Tim Pool was commie trash. Now I couldn't imagine my life without him. Me too. Keep up the good work, guys. Love you. Well, you know, it was funny because we did this video where I take the guns and we got shooting at the range. And people are like, Tim will never admit he's right wing. And then people were quoting me because I said, I've actually moved further left on the political compass test.

That's all true. But I'm were quoting me because I said, I've actually moved further left on the political compass test. That's all true. But I'm like at the bottom of libertarian. And so if you're libertarian to the up-and-coming degree, it doesn't matter if you ideologically believe cooperation is better than competition because the underlying ethos is leave me alone and I'll leave you alone. So then when I see like Ron Paul and Rand Paul, I'm like, I like those guys because they want to leave me alone. And then I can have my hippie farm where we can all share and, you know, lay in hammocks. And you guys can, you know, sell water to each other. Ian's not even wearing shoes. This is the hippie commune already. Not today.

Not ever. Well, technically, Jack's not wearing pants either. I'm not. Oh, my gosh. And at home on my shows, I don't actually wear anything. I love the 21st century. All right. All right.

Three more. Harry To says, no, Luke, I puke. Luke abandoned us. Okay. Luke got up and left. He's gone. You know why? You know why?

It's funny. Luke's super like ANCAP libertarian, right? But Ron DeSantis is running a good ship. So he goes to Florida. Rhonda. I have good news. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to say on that front luke's trying to come back your eyes open no he's not allowed he abandoned us this chair is awfully comfortable oh snap that sounds like a challenge no luke's okay luke's all right maybe he and i should do all but when he comes

back he's gotta like we're gonna make him wash the floors for abandoning us. He has to sit on the green beanbag for at least a month. He'll be in the corner for a while. Alright, OMG Puppy says, get a generator such as Generac, fueled by liquid propane or natural gas. Yes. Brilliant. We have been down this road and there are a few challenges. First

is, you know, the economy is kind of on fire so it's really difficult to actually get this done. But we are already set up to do that. There are other issues in just getting the labor, getting the materials and it's taking forever. So in the meantime, what

I did was, because I've now gone twice to get a generator because I knew this was going to happen. The power is still out. So we got these batteries. They're awesome. And then I bought a regular gas generator from like Home Depot or whatever and then while we've been talking, people have been setting that stuff up So we got these batteries. They're awesome. And then I bought a regular gas generator from Home Depot or whatever. And then while we've been talking, people have been setting that stuff up. So we should be good. But I've been trying to get set up with a legit home generator.

It's not easy. I feel like the temperature in the room is coming down even a little bit. AC's running. You know, there's been like little stagehands crawling around this whole time. Guys in black. Like out of the corner of my eye, I'm talking like, what the hell? There's a guy crawling around on the floor. There's a dude doing the worm on the ground, like plugging things in.

You guys should have seen it, though. Right here is like 730. We're doing the pre-show prep. And boom, lightning, thunder, everything. Power's gone. And in two seconds, man, Team Tim Pool just scrambled like crazy. There's batteries all over the place. There's daisy-chained to this.

The computer's up. We've got 98 minutes of AC. It's like dope. They're going through all the options. We can plug in the truck. We can get the generator. Where's the diesel? We are prepared.

They are prepared. And we're having beans for dinner right after. It's great. Just beans. We've got a bunch of bins of 30-year beans. They're dry. And vinegar. Oh, yeah.

Ian bought a bunch of vinegar. Vinegar beans. Vinegar to a bunch of bins of 30-year beans. And vinegar. Oh, yeah. Ian bought a bunch of vinegar. Vinegar to go with your frozen flour. I don't think you've got to freeze it, by the way. Let's read more chips. We are a great team, though. CrystalMax76 says, Hey, guys, I watched your recent videos. Poor dumb chickens.

The next vlog coming up this weekend is fantastic because we got a new chicken, Dorothy, and she gets canceled by the other chickens. Aw. Yeah. Poor Dorothy. Was that the white one I saw in there? Dorothy is a Plymouth barred ruck, and she's older.

And so the chickens are basically xenophobic, right? Yeah. So they all group together, and this outsider comes in. She's like an immigrant from another farm, and they're just like not having any of it. So they're not getting along. It's really sad because she'll walk up to their chickens and lay down and then the other chickens will all scream like they'll all go and run away. It's like she didn't even do anything, dude.

She just like walked over real slow and went like and then sat down and they freak out. Xenophobic chickens, man. She's sad. That chicken's sad. That made me sad just now. I'm going to go say goodbye. Yeah. I'm going to go talk to her.

Dorothy. Yeah, that's right. Dorothy. Yeah. I'm going to go talk to her. Dorothy. Yeah, that's right. Dorothy. All right, let's see. The Otaku Chicago says, Tim mentions old country buffet. Me cries because it's gone forever. Oh, is it? I don't know.

Is it? Oh, that's sad. OCB. K. Lorraine says, Jack, feed the pup a teaspoon of colloidal silver. Put it on a treat and her stomach should chill. I've tried it with my cane corso. It works great. You've got a cane corso? Incredible. They're eating cicadas. Jelly, dude. I want one of those.

Beautiful dogs. How do you make them stop wanting to eat cicadas? That's the thing. She eats so many of the cicadas that just the sheer volume needs to be expelled, I believe. That's really funny. Brandon Schroeder says, Tim, for those graduating high school or just looking for a career change,

I can't recommend going to trade school enough. I'm a survey technician and can't recommend a better job working outside. It pays extremely well. Yeah. I have a friend who was very adamant about doing trades work. Not complicated. Not a lot of money. But his mentality was, I don't want to dedicate all of my time to my job where I'm constantly consumed, body and mind.

He was like, I want to think about what I want to think about. I want to think about music and games and sports. So he likes working with his hands where while he's doing just tasks and building things, in his mind, he's thinking about the things that he enjoys. He was like, I free up my mind all day. I sure hope he's not using a table saw. No, it's like HVAC stuff. But I'm like, I free up my mind all day. I sure hope he's not using a table saw. No, it's like HVAC stuff. But I'm like, I get it. You know, like, dude, it's legit.

Like, I'm consumed 24-7 by all of this. When I'm not working, I'm sitting there reading news or talking about projects. My days off are now filming the vlog. It's just 100% consumption of everything, you know. So I totally get that. Oh, no. vlog it's just 100 consumption of everything you know so i i totally get that oh no comey says i'll give another five dollars if each member of the timcast irl show kisses jack right on top of his handsome dome no i'm on it no ian says no he's already kissed me on my cheek keep your money

he's right rob low rob's low says david chipman took a selfie during the waco incident with the burned down building in the background. Absolutely disgusting. Abolish the ATF. Yeah. Chipman is the Waco Waco. The Waco Waco. That's right.

The Waco Waco. That's the guy. Yeah. That's the dude. Yep. How many Lowe's could Rob Lowe rob if Rob Lowe could rob Lowe's? You did it. I love it.

No, I screwed up in the beginning. Oh. Damn. Nimit says, Tim, bring up Chipman's Waco trophy picture. He posed in front of the charred remains of women and children for a goddamn trophy picture.

I'm saying, it's Darth Vader. Is that picture online? Dude, watch. It is, yeah. Read the Star Wars Extended Universe Darth Vader stuff. I didn't realize that he... I knew that,

but I had forgotten to make that connection, which makes his avoidance of the assault rifle definition all the more galling given that they were the ATF, they were there, was all about firearm violations and very...

According to Snopes, no, this is not a photo of Biden's ATF nominee, David Chapman at Waco three hours ago. And what did they add like dot dot dot with an ice cream cone i don't even want to click on it was him but he did not have ice cream at the time so i don't trust snopes but yeah waco he was in some other county yeah but he did the same thing i don't i look i don't care about the photo to be honest yeah he's the he's the eight like come on these are the guys right all right john holman says canada is about to

pass bill c10 which gives gives the CRTC the power to regulate all online Canadian-generated content. This also includes your social media feeds. I urge all Canadian viewers to contact their local MP, sign a petition, anything. We can't let this sneak by. Well, don't worry. You can still watch American content on YouTube. For now.

This is the Snopes. Yeah. I mean, they regulate the amount of foreign content that goes over their airwaves in Canada. Oh, really? Yeah. Because, well, right. So they live next to the greatest content they actually have to put like actual physical barriers and tariffs effectively on foreign content so that they can have you know local canadian content

so this idea of not being able to watch dot com youtube uh in dot ca actually makes some sense to me and seems in line with what their current policies are i gotta read this snopes thing okay so instead of the claim is a photograph shows david chip, U.S. President Joe Biden's ATF nominee, posing before the charred ruins of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, 1993. Miscaptioned, according to Snopes. The context says, the photograph in question is genuine. However, David Chipman said during a hearing to confirm his nomination as ATF director in May 2021 that the photograph does not show him or any ATF agent.

Wait, what? That's their response. He said, you or any ATF agent. Wait, wait, what? That's their response. He said, you got to look this up. Yeah, here. He said, Snopes said, he said it wasn't him. Therefore, it wasn't him. Therefore, the whole thing has been miscaptioned. Oh, okay.

I see. I see. It is a photo of someone, of an ATF guy, staying in front of the Charter Mates. He said, David Chipman said it's not an ATF agent or him. But the photo is genuine. Looks an awful lot like him.ains? He said, David Chipman said it's not an ATF agent or him. But the photo is genuine. Looks an awful lot like him. Well, that's, okay. So maybe it's not him.

Oh, there you go. All right. Or maybe it is and he's lying. You got to parse those words very carefully. Homework, yeah. All right. KD Law says,

if a state does things to hurt counties and forces the counties to stay in that state, then the counties are in an abusive relationship with the state. The state being the abuser is forcing the counties against their will to stay in a relationship they don't want to be in and continues to hurt them. I agree. And they should be able to just be like, we the people choose our own governance. You no longer have

the consent. Rob Graff says, you need an auto standby generator. You can get a 22 kilowatt generator transfer switch and install for less than 8K runs on propane that never go bad hit me up for info we've talked to a bunch of people there's two big problems it's a very big production facility so we've already talked to one company that said you can't if you did it would only be for like one portion of the house right and it wouldn't be the one we need right it's not like you're just running a refrigerator in one ac unit in this mug well 22 kilowatts is legit yeah the problem is we have i think like five or six breakers and so they're like we can supply one of them so we have to get a diesel generator which is like bigger industrial and loud and would be like a legit installation yeah maybe i don't. But we're probably going to do what we want to do.

What we tried doing last year was solar panels and Tesla battery backups. The Tesla batteries could last for four days on a large, for the entire studio, which is massive. The problem is we don't have the proper exposure for solar so we it was like if we did it we wouldn't really we would have the battery backups i guess but we wouldn't be generating anything substantive in terms of solar so it's like it wasn't worth the money wow it's really really expensive so what are we facing North out the front door or something? It is.

Or west. Yep. No, it's facing north. North and south. Oh, yeah, it is north. It is north. Which means we couldn't get any proper positioning. Right, because that whole, the hill. But if we get the venue rebuilt with steel, which we've been trying to do since then,

which is impossible right now, then we can do a beautiful east to west exposure solar panel, which will fix everything over the garage yeah because the garage faces east and west which means they like the solar guys were like oh that would be huge you'd you'd you'd generate so much you'd kick back to the to the grid probably and so we were like great next thing we got to do is we got to find a company to redo the building with steel so it can support it and it's been impossible really just it no labor no parts everyone's either overbooked or uh the the rates are like we're willing to pay because it's expensive steals through the roof and labors through the roof but everyone's overbooked or it's

just hard to like there's no one working you know nobody's nobody's doing it dang but we'll try and figure it out the other issue too is there's only so much time in the day for me to actually solve this stuff and unless i'm doing it it's not getting done so all right let's read some more what do we got team buzzard says actual caliber of a 22 lr for a ruger 1022 is from 223 to 2255 that guy doesn't know what he's talking about or he's just duplicitous. Black czar says today the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse was set for November 1st. Yesterday the U.S. State Department flew Black Lives

Matter banners and embassies worldwide. Tragically for Rittenhouse, he has roused the ire of the most powerful union between media and state that history has ever seen. Yes. Life in prison. Smash that like button if you haven't already. Support the show. All right.

Heavy. Awesome Human says, You dudes are clearly sweating and getting red because of the heat. Here's a couple of bucks for a cold one. Thanks for the effort. I think we do have some cold ones. The fridge may have lost power, but they're still chilly. The water was still cold.

The water was cold. Thank you. Cold and delicious. Sweaty. Therese Larfield says, Yep, I was one that wasn't paying attention. Working, bringing up a family. I only just discovered YouTube, hence here I am.

Love your content. Gen X AU. Jack is cool. Thank you. Gen X full life. These friggin' millennials all around. D3 FEC says, so the left expects us to understand the whole gender

argument that was implemented three or so years ago. Yet they don't understand the gun argument implemented 250 years ago. Sounds fair. Good point. Hayden says, just got my approval for a loan for 40 acres of off-grid mountain forest land, seven miles outside a 200 population town and up a mountain

13 miles from a massive lake that has a stream and a spring and 400-foot elevation change going to build by hand but leaving Texas for the mountains. That sounds awesome. Congratulations. Get some satellite internet. Jelly. Earthlink me, baby. Yeah. Starlink?

I would say Starlink. Earthlink, I think, is regular satellite internet. Earthlink was like one of the first online internet providers, I believe.ol yeah see uh we got this one from cp who says tim i live in nc in about four hours outside of ec i was reading local news about how the woman who hit the protesters has a racial criminal history look it up and let me know your thoughts see yes she was reported reported to have had a criminal history, but isn't the left supposed to be about... Andrew Blake.

Jacob Blake. Jacob Blake. Yeah. Right? Criminal history. Criminal history, inactive, committing a crime, they're on scene committing a crime, all these crimes. He gets shot by the cop committing a crime,

and everyone's like, oh, you can't... Exactly. You can't consider his past behavior. All right. Chris Van Durham says, Flying the BLM flag is the Biden admin counting heads. Minimalist UBI with a card that limits purchases to necessities and remains even if you work.

If you have needs, you work for wants. Working also grants your vote. First SC. All right. James Lamb says, Tim, we need to protest for grandmothers in solitary confinement

for taking a police-guided tour of the Capitol. We have to start taking a stand before we continue to lose ground. Republicans like to use the language of the left,

and that gives them everything. So they resist a lot of it, critical race theory, but look at autonomous zones. It's an Antifa autonomous zone. Why? Because Antifa called it that? No, it's a no-go zone.

Those are no-go zones. George Floyd Square.? No, it's a no-go zone. Those are no-go zones. George Floyd Square. No. Violent no-go zone. Murderous. Criminal hotbed. Criminal no-go zone. Yeah.

Violent. Anarchic zone. Murderous. Failed state. It's not anarchic. It's the authoritarians who have seized control. You give anarchists a bad name, Jack. Sorry.

I learn something every time I'm on this show. Yeah, real anarchists are the ones who are like, I'll leave you alone if you leave me alone. Leave me alone. You know, they don't want anyone to have authority over them. They want to be left alone. Just leave me alone. So here's what happens. You get these leftists who are like, we're anarchists because we don't believe in the government, but we'll use force to take what we want.

I'm like, yeah, that's authoritarianism. Like, you believe you have the right to take whatever you want and no one can do anything to you anarchists are like hey if you leave me alone i'll leave you alone perfect deal and then left anarchists are like if we cooperate we'll live together peacefully and right anarchists are like i'll just give you money in exchange we'll trade there you go everybody leaves each other alone until someone gets hungry it's really just a scale issue all this is about scale john john alexander says i really appreciate your honest and transparent perspective we need to get our messages together and out there to the people faster thank you the fastest way to do that is if imagine this 30 000 people watching this right now

and and with all the views we usually get like a total of like a half a million with live viewers and vod if they all shared it every single time it's it's it it's i mean no one does no one does well they do they definitely a lot of people do but i mean like imagine if every single person who ever imagine if every single person who watched gave one dollar imagine if this show was pulling in half a million dollars per day because half a million people watch it they said here's a dollar it's why the internet is so powerful. But they don't do it. But they can. Right.

That's the point. You can share it. You can create a movement with one piece of media. The virality, but the potential to have 89 million views is there. I'll say this. Not even to me. Imagine if every single person who watched a Project Veritas video, because they get millions, just gave James $1. And Veritas, you give them them money you donate to those guys

i made that joke that james has got you know did too many spines he's gonna need back surgery to fix his back because his spine's too big so it really is remarkable to me that out of the hundreds of thousands of people who would watch a video you know if they really want the change there's very it's it's it's you you barely gotta do anything click share boom share does it share does it before i got into the youtube game and just started production these types of pleas would drive me nuts to be honest who cares smash the button i'm watching the show that's good enough but what we're talking about here actually is about making societal change we're actually trying to inform people to have better outcomes for their lives and for their kids. So do it for them.

Do it for them. It's interesting. New media, too, because pumping, pimping out your own stuff or pumping out your own stuff is like cringy. You know, that's why you have an agent. When you're an actor, you don't want to go tell people, hey, come. That's the agent's job is to pump. But this is culture war. But now it's like a different media.

It's a different time. It's a different media form. You really have to kind of produce your own stuff. This is not a Minecraft show. This is a our country is on fire. Our values are under threat. And people say every day, what can I do? If you don't want to share this show, you can share Stephen Crowder.

And you can make your own show. Michael Knowles. You can share people like Jimmy Dore door you've got to agree with everybody but the people who are challenging establishment if you're like what do i do dude if everybody who watched any piece of content imagine if every one of stephen crowder's viewers were like here's stephen here's a dollar here's a dollar for the day i mean the dude be making millions of dollars per day i liked he'd rival fox news and abc and cnn I used to do video responses a lot. And it was like, rather than share your video, if I really liked it, I would respond to it with a video.

So you would see a link to that video is basically like I was sharing it by creating something. Look, I understand that this content, if you share it, might get you canceled if the wrong person sees it. I understand that there's a risk to what we're talking about. There's a risk to this content. These ideas are dangerous. That's why they're being suppressed. That's why people get canceled.

So I get that, guys, if you're in a precarious position, but just tell one of your closest friends. At the same time, you should make as your number one priority in life reducing your dependence on the Leviathan and separating yourself from the system so that you can be yourself. So you can live your values on a daily basis. Once you get there, it's like heaven on earth. I swear to God.

Bliss. All right. Michelle S. says, I beg to differ with Jack in regards to multi-kid families not having time to keep up with current events. It's laziness. I'm a single mom of four kids. Yes, life is crazy busy, and I fall into bed exhausted every night, but I sleep so well living in reality and being prepared. Amen.

Amen. And you're lucky because you found a straight, concentrated dose of the red truth, the good truth. Not everybody has that. But good for you, and we appreciate it joshua vocht says hello tim cast from new jersey what do y'all think about the cicada swarms coming to the northeast usa been doing pest control for about a year this ought to be interesting since their emergent since it's their emergence time by the way it's pronounced vote cheers we went out today and we just had a jar and we were slapping cicadas in like crazy.

In 10 minutes, I had like 30 or 40. I just walked along the trees going, doop, doop, doop, doop, doop, doop, just a harvest, man. And then I chucked them into Chicken City, and the chickens ran in, and they were just like slamming their faces into cicadas. The cicadas' bodies are exploding, and they're just gobbling them up. And then the second time we did it, chickens were uncomfortably full. They were like, they just looked at them and pecked him and then just walked away. Like, oh, man, dude. Too many. Too much.

I noticed the sound. It came about a week ago. The alarm. Yeah, it's like this emanating pulsing. Yeah, this is nothing. Sound. I remember 2004. It was so loud that it was hard to have a conversation with somebody just standing right with them.

Great. I think it got louder today. It's going to get louder and louder until like— It's because they're coming out of the ground closer to us. More and more and more. It's mating time. And they're dying. They only live for a few weeks to bang.

And then they have a bunch of babies. So it's going to get louder. And then they slither into your skin. Check this out. Could you imagine being like a native tribe, like limited technology and communications, and you're like the first emergence happens when you're like two or three. So you don't have any idea. Then you're 19 or 20, and you've got a family, and you're like a leader in your local community of the small group of 100,

and you're looking for food one day, and all of a sudden you hear this crazy noise emerging. And then it's just like for three weeks you have big baskets full of cicadas. You're roasting them, and you're like, we got all this food. We're eating like kings. Manna from heaven. Yeah. For just this one time, 17 years. Are these the locusts? And then they're gone. Are they locusts? No, they're not. What's the difference?

Grasshoppers are locusts. So the locust swarms where they would come and eat the crops, would the cicadas do the same thing? No. Oh. Yeah, cicadas eat. They feed off tree roots for 17 years. They emerge, bang, die. Do they kill the trees that they feastadas do the same thing oh yeah cicadas eat they feed off tree roots for 17 years they emerge bang die do they kill the trees that they feast off of the roots on jack is saying no no no all the trees in my yard have holes all around them where they come out of the ground and all the trees are still alive so maybe they do kill them but not you know but it's

they don't come every year it's every 17 years years. Yeah, no, they do. There are broods every year. This is Brood X, which in this region of America is the 17-year swarm. It's the big one. Oh, awesome. Yeah, so like in Chicago, you'll hear the cicadas. They're all the time. But the big emergence is like once in a while. Balthazar says, always great when you have Jack on the show. Here's some of my diamond hands money.

Y'all should definitely come visit Texas. I miss Uncle Eddie. Luke. I'll be in Austin later this fall. Oh, cool. What are you doing in Austin? Tour. Liminal Order.

World Tour to celebrate the two-year anniversary. Liminal-order.com. Cool. Scar says, Anthony Cumia, a radio host on SiriusXM, had an ex-wife with no kids and was still made to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in spousal support. Wow.

That's Anthony from Opie and Anthony. Yeah. The lifestyle to which I've grown accustomed. Now, if you build a business together and she stays home and doesn't work and adds value to this business that you're building, I understand that there is a good claim there. But when the wife is working, she has her own career, and she just wants that money. I don't know. Caper2x says, have you looked into a Tesla Powerwall as a backup to the backup? It depends on if you can get it independently, but I don't think you can.

It would be really cool, though. The Powerwalls are these big batteries. So we actually had the people come out, and they were like, we're going to drop a plan for you. The initial plan they gave us was amazing. And then they came back, and we're like, after after further review we realized you could do like one panel it was like few panels that would generate almost no juice and it would take like a month to charge the batteries up what if we had just like six tesla batteries that charged with the regular power that's what i said it depends on if you're allowed to do that oh because i elon said that they're only selling

them bundled or something oh yeah yeah it's yeah. It's tough. It's tough. You can make those batteries. We need to get the garage, the roof redone with steel for a lot of reasons so that it can support solar panels. I'd love to do it. It's just been, I mean, the economy's in shambles.

Joe Biden's like dishing and making it rain and nobody's working. Gangsta. Track Media only says we need someone that gathers as a job someone that gathers as a job to take time to put together a cheat sheet things people can show others important

points of how they are lying blm 1619 etc have this fake info to use as proof saying all of history is too vague new discourses.com has got a lot of stuff like that yep all right we'll do a couple more claymore says hey dudes had a theory been brewing for a while. It basically goes like this. You are becoming the NWT Canada, both politically and economically. Good luck. What is the NWT?

Northwest Territory? I don't know. Is that what that means? I just had to write it out on this table. I just still don't understand. Shoot the Whoop says, Ian, what do you think about biphenylene? Phenylene?

Newly found carbon network, which has metallic properties. I've never heard of that before. I'm looking it up now. Yeah, Northwest Territories. All right, let's see. Lingus Robb says, read Thomas Sowell's

Conflict of Visions. All right, here we go. We'll do one more. Chukka says, first super chat and Jack is looking jacked tonight. Nothing but a peanut. Is that a compliment?

I don't know. Jack's looking jacked. I'll take it. The peanut part? I don't know. Dude, I've been following your Twitter. You're posting squat pictures. We're getting good.

We're getting good. Things are moving, man. I've been working hard. I'm encouraging you to do the same. Summertime, baby. Summertime. White boy summer. Yes. Now, if you want to get to the point where you have that same vigor as Jack Murphy,

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And it's like people are emailing like, yo, the videos are i look and it's like your account has been deleted for you know bandwidth violations and i'm like dude i would have given them the money they wouldn't let me do it i asked like three times can i just give you the money for this because we're going to use a different service it's cheaper and i guess they got mad that we're going to competitor petty build build your own internet but anyway go to timcast.com become a member we're now using a new uh video player and i think the ad the ad blocker is that still blocking if you use brave ad blocker you might have trouble no i don't think that's i don't think that's a thing that was the case a couple days ago i don't think really i was having that problem i turned off ad blocker and it worked everything

seems to be fine awesome but uh if i guess that's if that happens yeah i turned off my brave ad blocker and was able to see videos i saw comments comments a couple days ago about it. Oh, there you go. So go to Facebook.com slash TimCastIRL. You can share our clips there to help spread the word and get people to watch the show. You can follow us on Instagram at TimCastIRL. You can follow me all over the place at TimCast on every platform. We're live on either Friday at 8 p.m., so we will be back tomorrow. Again, we've got a bonus segment coming up with the power out.

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Very cool. Always a good night when we have jack i am for one very excited about white boy summer even though you might say that i have no right to be so and the patrons ain't a white boy so we need you we need you white boy summer is incomplete without the white girl summer component that's right that's what i'm saying anyway you guys can follow me on twitter at sour patch liz and my quest to have more followers than sourour Patch Kids. It's going well.

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