Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #312 - Biden Basically Labels Antifa Terrorists In his new War On Terror w/Luke & Seamus

Episode Date: June 19, 2021

Tim, Luke, and Lydia join forces once again with Seamus of FreedomToons to examine Joe Biden's extensive new possible terrorist list, the clash of the Portland Proud Boys and Antifa, liberals who are afraid to ask for more police for fear of not being seen at progressive enough - but who know they need them, a leftist news site who authoritatively states that people who don't like BLM have a 'warped' view of society, the politically-motivated effect on science during the Covid pandemic, and the Catholic bishops who are adamant that Joe Biden NOT receive communion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So you know that thing about how Joe Biden wants to go after domestic extremists and bring the war on terror home? Well, apparently, according to at least one new document, that includes, well, anarchist violent extremists is the way they put it. But then they go on to describe anti-capitalist and other groups like that. And, well, they didn't say Antifa, but they said Antifa, you know what I mean? So I wonder if this is just like a glorious backfire for all these morons who thought voting for Joe Biden was the right thing to do. Now, don't get me wrong. A lot of the Antifa on the ground throwing bricks through windows don't like Joe Biden. But how many socialist influencers who support Antifa were also being like, we must vote for Joe Biden. It's the best thing we can do. Well,

enjoy your long-term prison sentence because you vote for the guy who's going to lock you up. Maybe, maybe, maybe not. Maybe not. We'll see. Donald Trump couldn't do it either. So maybe nothing will actually happen. And I wonder, based on what we've already seen with these DAs cutting certain groups loose, the list also includes people who are pro-life. So maybe they're just like, see, we're going after Antifa and now we're going to arrest you because you're a violent, dangerous right-wing extremist. We'll talk about that,

but we've got a couple people hanging out. As you may have noticed, Seamus is talking. I'm Seamus and here for a special White Boy Summer edition of TimCast. I am White Claw Coghlan here with Four Loco Luke. I'm not a white boy, so you don't get to play that game with me. Yes, you are. You absolutely are. You are, yeah.

Nope. All right, well, then we've got – You're going to be Bud Light Beanie, but we've got Liddy over here. I don't even drink. That's true. But it's still white boy summer, and it's like – I don't know what that means. What does that mean?

It's more of a metaphorical framework. I don't know either, but it sounds fun. It's the only thing to deal with, like, white people that hasn't been scathing over the past couple years, so, like, I'm happy to participate. There's only one way to find out. Luke is a person of color. That's right. I am mixed race. Hold on. Hold on'm happy to participate. Luke is a person of color. I am mixed race. Hold on.

I'm Irish. How are Slavs people of color? Slavs? Slavs are people of color. Where does the word Slav come from? Slave. Exactly. Boom.

The Irish weren't treated much better. You are oppressing me right now. Oh, my God. Hold on. Look at those things. Don't get those cards. You guys are colonizers. I'm not giving you my card.

I'm not going to listen to this. You're not taking it. No, no, no. All right. Well, I'm already offended. I'm not giving you my card. I'm not going to listen to this. You're not taking it. No, no, no. All right. Well, I'm already offended. I am Seamus. I just wanted to chime in on the back of what you were saying before we introduce everyone else and say, I think that they are going to enforce this anti-terrorism legislation about as fairly as they have enforced all of the laws related to rioting over the past year.

Won't it be fun when Trump wins in 2024 and then this legislation and policy is in place and then Trump's like, frankly, I didn't want to go after Antifa, but now I'm going to. I have to. Well, the statist sword usually cuts both ways. It seems like almost everyone's on the list. So welcome pro-life people, pro-choice people,

anarchists, animal rights, environmentalists, whoever it may be. Well, welcome to the ever-expanding list of undesirables the government doesn't like to form. Howdy, my name is Luke, and I actually will be doing outdoor firearm survival training courses in probably two

weeks. If you want to find out more about that, definitely sign up on my free email list on wearechange.org on the right top hand corner. Sign up there. It costs you nothing. And if you want to find out about all the crazy events I'm doing, that's the best way to do it. And I also personally want to thank Chris, Carmel's mom, Bianca, Matt, Nirvana, awesome human beings that I was staying with

randomly all throughout the United States throughout my last road trip. And sincerely, thank you guys for letting me crash in your parking lots. They were fans of the show, and they would appreciate a shout-out. So I can't thank you guys enough for letting me crash in your parking lot. They were fans of the show and they would appreciate a shout out. So I can't thank you guys enough for letting me crash in your parking lot. That's cool. Awesome. So my carpetbagging coast, Luke, I'm very excited for white boy summer. Tim is absolutely invited and he's 100% part of it, whether he wants to be or not.

Sorry, Tim, you're there. We need a skin chart. We do. It doesn't matter what color you are. White boy summer is for you. That's right. I'm excited for it. Thank you, Lydia.

I was just thinking like i'm imagining a future where joe biden is sitting on a throne atop a pile of skulls but he's like half asleep and he's drooling from his mouth like he already is because he's like you know 89 years is that that different from what's currently happening though i just mean like you know luke was mentioning how he's going after every single group like pro-choice pro-life you know anti-animal rights guy a patriot and not a patriot. It's like you hate the country. You love the country.

Okay. Like he's just going to arrest everybody and then just be sitting there like half asleep drooling on himself. We're all going to be in the gulags. It's fine, guys. It's going to be okay. I'm just waiting. I wonder if it's like a game of like, what would you call this? The cops are all it's like a Mexican standoff where they're just hoping for the last cop

to arrest the last cop under Biden's policies because they're terrorists. And it's like there's two cops left and Biden's like, he throws handcuffs in the middle between them and he goes, arrest him. And then they're like, oh, it's like me or you. And the cops are trying to arrest each other. And Biden watches them wrestle. Anyway, we'll talk about that. Anyway, go to TimCast.com, become a member and you will get access to exclusive members only segments of the tim casserole podcast but you will also be supporting

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and all that stuff. We'll be the number one channel in the FEMA camps, guaranteed. That's right. And isn't it amazing that this all came from an idea that I pitched to Tim when I first met him. I was like, Tim,

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It's Friday, so we're just having a good time. I was having a good time until I saw this tweet from Ford Fisher. He says, Joe Biden's new anti-terror initiative classifies anarchist violent extremists that oppose all forms of capitalism, corporate globalization, and governing institutions which are perceived as harmful to society as domestic violent extremists. Bravo, friends. You've done this to yourself. Here's what it says. I see categories of domestic violent extremists. Now, of course, you can see right here, it's kind of small. It

says anarchist, violent extremists. I read that. That's basically Antifa. I know they didn't say Antifa, but they said Antifa. But check this out. Racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists. Animal rights and environmental violent extremists. Abortion related violent extremists. And that says pro-life or pro-choice. So every abortion doctor. Yeah.

They're not going to enforce it that way, obviously. Anti-government anti-authority violent extremists and all other domestic terror threats you know i love about how stupid this is it's like he just they pulled a random word out of a hat and then added violent extremists to it like what would be the difference like why wouldn't they just add like um uh cheese connoisseur violent extremists yeah well no here's the thing it's a classic tactic you make everybody a criminal so that you can selectively prosecute the people who you actually don't like but claim that the law is impartial well to be fair we were criticizing

the federal government on using very vague generalized language this is very descriptive language but it also involves almost everyone involved in politics and then the list goes on and on it's even beyond what what even tweeted about because, again, there's animal rights activists, environmentalists, anarchists that oppose capitalism and globalization, pro-life groups, pro-choice groups. I mean, you have this huge window that, of course, could be interpreted in so many different ways, attached to so many different things. And this is, again, a part of a larger federal government initiative that will be using tens of millions of tax dollars working with social media companies in order to track, database, spy, indict, and prosecute people who they deem as, quote, perceived as harmful to society. And when you use that kind of language, you could use that language in so many different ways against so many different people.

And it's insane. Michael Bloomberg said that large sodas were harmful to society and that we should be allowed to buy them. And now there's people running to be mayor of New York City that are actually running on that campaign. You know what this reminds me of? Imagine just Joe Biden's standing there and there's a journalist. So, Mr. President, your new domestic terror initiative, what kind of groups will you be going after? Will you be going after anarchists? He's like, oh yes, absolutely. Right to jail. And what about pro-life

groups? Believe it or not, jail. And pro-choice groups? Oh, right to jail. Like pro-life, pro-choice, anarchists, anti-corporate, anti-globalists, all of them, just shuffle them all into jail. All to jail. Yeah, undercooked chicken? Right to jail. Overcooked? Believe it or not, jail.

That's where we're at. I hope you enjoy the future, everybody. Thanks for hanging out. Yeah, welcome to the domestic violent extremist list. You know, it's all hunky-dory. But yeah. I'm just going to stew in this for a minute.

Is that how we are really letting it sink in? Audience, we're just going to sit here and be quiet? I mean, that's it. Like, it's basically saying everybody. But I know, but again, it's not going to sit here and be quiet. I mean, that's it. Like, it's basically saying everybody. But I know, but again, I really, it's not going to be everyone.

They're going to selectively enforce it. Oh, you know. It's going to be whoever's a threat to the regime. You know it. Which is not going to be Antifa because they use Antifa. Exactly. The Antifa is the militant arm of the Democratic Party. Kind of.

Like, they don't agree with the Democratic Party on everything, but there's a reason people like Kamala Harris and Normie Establishment Democrats bail them out of prison. Right, right, right. It's because they're really dumb. And it's like – here's how you got to imagine Antifa. There's like some 17-year-old standing around hunched over picking their nose. And then they're like, this is stupid. Everyone's stupid.

You're stupid. And the Democrats come up and they're like, hey, look, he's stupid. You're right. He is stupid. And then they go, yeah, yeah, go, go put on a black mask and throw a brick. Yeah, I'm a put on a black mask, throw a brick. And that's Antifa. Yeah. So this is kind of a classic tactic, though. Antifa doesn't have to be completely in line with the Democratic Party. The analogy and I saw this somewhere, not about Antifa, but just this sort of a joke about the way extremist groups work. You have some guy asking for five dollars. just give me $5 for no reason.

And then a guy with a knife saying, give me $10 or I'll cut you up. Like, okay, they don't agree on the amount. The Democratic Party is not as far to the left as Antifa is, but it's clear that they make the Democratic Party seem less insane by comparison and they help them achieve their goals because they frighten people into being subservient.

I don't really agree because the media doesn't talk about Antifa. Like, people don't know about what they do. You know, they go around burning things. No, people know about what they do, but the media doesn't talk about Antifa. People don't know about what they do. People know about what they do, but the media doesn't condemn them. And I think that sends an even stronger message. Everyone knows these people are out there vandalizing and hurting people, and the only time anyone makes news is when they defend themselves against them. Unless you're a cult member. There are a lot of people I know who are just like, Antifa doesn't exist.

And I'm like, here's an article. Joe Biden's one of them. Here's a video of a guy throwing a brick through the window. That's not real. Did you see that idea of throwing a brick through a window? That was amazing. That idea. There's a lot of people who just don't.

It's creepy, man. I know people, personal friends of mine, who I'm just like, how did they get to this point where they're insane? They are not. What was that thing? I think, Luke, you posted it. Maybe you didn't. It said people who don't agree

with critical gender theory have a warped sense of reality, according to a new study or something. I post a lot of memes out there. A warped sense of reality. It's projection. You turn on CNN. I love this.

CNN's complaining today because Joe Rogan called out Brian Stelter. And then someone like Brian Stelter retweeted someone saying, the entire right-wing propaganda machine is coming down on you. You must be doing something right or whatever. And I'm looking at that because I'm like, Brian, the right-wing propaganda machine? Dude, you're not the resistance. Like, you're the empire.

You know what I mean? Like, you're Goliath. You work for CNN. You're not the little guy. You are the villain. You've always been. Also, Joe Rogan being the right-wing propaganda machine is hilarious to me. And it was Kyle Kalinske.

It was Joe Rogan and Kyle Kalinske talking about this. That's hilarious. Yeah, the right-wing propaganda machine. Kyle Kalinske and Joe Rogan. Kyle Kalinske talking about this. That's hilarious. Yeah, the right-wing propaganda machine. Kyle Kalinske and Joe Rogan. It's funny. So when I first started college, the first class I ever took at community college, I want to say this was 2013, my professor was a left-wing guy by the standards at that time, and he was recommending Joe Rogan to me. And I was like, oh, this is probably left-wing nonsense.

But I tuned in anyway, and I really enjoyed it, and I respected that professor as well. So I decided to take his advice. And it's just funny to me how maybe three or four years after that, I was hearing about how Joe Rogan was this far-right conservative bigot, even though initially his show had been recommended to me by left-wing people. It's amazing. I mean, if that's the ideology that is driving this Joe Biden initiative, they can say anarchist extremists all they want. But I thought about this, you know, like the say anarchist extremists all they want. But I thought about this. You know, like the far left thinks anyone to the right of Stalin is far right.

Yes. Can you go lefter than far left? Like what happens? I think you can make a full circle. Exactly. No, but hold on. It's like Pac-Man, dude. In terms of economics, you've got communism, total command economy totally centralized

and controlled and then on the right you have totally decentralized and competitive right well i guess that's sort of the authoritarian libertarian right but i guess if you go far to the right you end up with a lot of control the economic right is decentralization it's laissez-faire absolutely and the economic left decentralization okay yes yeah so on the on the political spectrum left is communist right is capitalist what if you're like on the furthest left where you're a total communist like is there another because like if these people think they're centrists no joke like they post a meme oh i know where it's like bernie sanders is in the middle and then it's like to the left of him is nothing and i'm like bro you can't be lefter than that like you're a socialist you

believe the economy should be under command authority like yeah i don't be left or than that like you're a socialist you believe the economy should be under command authority like yeah i don't know where you go after that yeah well it's funny because i remember people calling obama a moderate but the thing is it already is it's already centralized with the federal reserve helping the big banks make sure that they never lose make sure that they get to keep their profits we're already in a very centralized economy that they've won c CNN is in power. The institutions have been all taken over. The cultural institutions have all been taken over. Every aspect of people's existence is dominated by this, except for the Supreme Court. And there's

even arguments to make that that has been compromised by a lot of establishment elites. And we have to understand what's happening here. I mean, we also have to see this from this window that, you know, Joe Biden is not really calling the shots there. If there ever was an argument that there was men in the shadows really running things, it's Joe Biden being able to speak for himself. When you see Joe Biden speak for himself, that is the biggest case you can make that there's a shadowy group of special interests behind the scenes that are really calling the shots. And what are they doing? They're passing these very vast definitions of their new anti-terrorism initiatives they're trying to disarm people and they're trying to take away more of their money with this latest

death tax proposal which would absolutely destroy the middle class and and fail people from even inheriting property in the future in most american cities so yeah when you have all of that combined together, you're like, wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on. The walls are closing in here. It's interesting. We did a video on this for the Foundation for Economic Education, and death taxes and inheritance taxes actually increase income inequality because the middle class and lower class inherit more of their wealth, a larger percentage of it, than the upper class do.

Businesses, people's houses, whenever they get passed down to them farms part of it they can't keep them because they have a huge tax burden which is which is put on them by the state and now biden wants not biden the special interest behind biden want to increase that tax burden do you see when biden was speaking and he accidentally said libya three times out of syria yes in 90 seconds yeah i was just thinking how funny would it be if like it's you know biden's in the noble office and then like someone runs in like the door swing like barges open and he runs in. He's sweating and his tie is undone and he slams a fold on the table and he goes, Mr. President, it's Syria with weapons of mass destruction. We must act now before it's too late.

And then Biden goes, oh, and he picks up the red phone. He goes, fire the missiles at Libya. And then like the missiles go flying at Libya. And then you go, fire at Libya. You know the thing no fire it fire at libya libya and then the icbms go out and then that one guy goes sir did you mean syria and then the spokesperson goes he did mean syria and then the missiles blow up and wipe out libya sparking world war three why did america America blow up Libya? And it's like, Biden's like, oh. And Biden's like, I meant to do that. Oh, I said Syria.

Come on, man. You know what I mean? You pushed the wrong button. What are you doing? And then, like, Libya gets wiped out. Then France gets mad because a bunch of French soldiers were there. And then World War III. Libya's already pretty wiped out because of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Also very true, yeah.

Yes, that is true. That's where they have human slavery. That was brought to you by the first black president of the United States that literally did it through regime change and financed radical terrorist groups in the region that now have a complete control grid on the immigration that is going through Africa into Europe with human traffickers now being emboldened and enriched more than ever before. Guys, the Civil War. Totally destroyed a stable countryened and enriched more than ever before. Guys, the Civil War... The Civil War has already started. Civil War is at World War III. What should we do today? Look at this video.

Portland Proud Boys chant F Antifa pepper spray and paintball guns using riot today in Oregon, the city as clash continues. Oh, geez. Oh, boy. The entire Portland police riot squad resigned resigned and now in oregon city which is you know not too far uh you know people are fighting with each other this might be good news actually because if antifa actually riots in portland tonight which they're planning on doing

there's literally nothing stopping them from doing anything like this is it the people in portland the antifa Portland people, just got carte blanche. The cops were like, yo, we out. It's all yours. They won. There it is. They won.

You know, one thing I like about Oregon is that they have laws where if people want to fight each other, they could fight each other without police intervening. You know, I don't understand why people can't just solve their differences that way. And they have been. Yeah, they have been in some ways. And, you know, I don't understand why people can't just solve their differences that way. And they have been. Yeah, they have been in some ways. And, you know, I don't think that's a bad thing.

Do you remember when politicians just used to duel? Yeah. I mean, I guess we don't remember, but reading about it in history class, like, yeah, they used to just shoot at each other. And you know why? I'm not necessarily advocating for that, but that's insane. And now we're like two people can't get into a fight. The younger generation was progressive and opposed the barbaric, you know. They just didn't have good aim, Tim.

No, for real. That's what it was. The younger generation thought it was barbaric. And so they wanted to eliminate dueling, and they did. Now you're not allowed to duel. That's crazy, man. Think about that. How much more is the left going to take from us?

No, what I was thinking about is how willy-nilly people were with their lives. Like how, like, yeah, I'll enter mortal combat with you and i wonder did they take their lives and granted i agree that that's an insane thing to do and people should not do that but part of it is they just took their principles unbelievably seriously they were willing to die for these things yeah like people died all the time back then i'm just like oh guess i'll die yeah it's like up stub my toe oh i'm dying yeah got an infection tooth infection well and we don't realize yes one of the most common causes of death you like die in your 30s of a toothache and so we look at the world back then and can't understand it but this is what's unprecedented these videos are just so stupid like i don't even know what's going on at this point just let portland eat itself why why are why are portland proud boys going and fighting with antifa

what is this like what's the point you know what i mean like if antifa wants to go and destroy their own city like okay you gotta leave man i don't know the cops are gone so do you think these proud boys live there and are they do live there yeah okay so i guess i guess the issue uh here is this is exactly what we've been predicting for some time. And the cops back away and say, we're not going to do this anymore. And then locals form countergroups to fight against Antifa because they're destroying the city. And then you end up with two factions fighting for control or in some way control of the streets. And there you go.

It's only a matter of time before it escalates so what is the end result of this is actual civil war where these individual private factions go to war with each other is this what it looks like because this is like actual in the streets brawling over i mean proud boys fighting with antifa that sounds yeah until it gets i think also it depends on who is the winner or the loser i think if if antifa gets edge, we kind of don't talk about it as much. But if the Proud Boys get the edge, then there's a whole investigation and they're thrown in federal prison and labeled terrorists, probably. Yeah, that'll likely happen here too. With the Portland right, so this is Oregon City.

It's not Portland. I wonder if, you know, how many years, it's been several years of this ongoing escalating violence, and this is certainly the biggest of it. So maybe it just plateaus and people are just like, dude, I'm so sick of watching videos of you throwing a rock at some guy. I don't care. You know what I mean? You're not doing anything.

With the cops not being in Portland, it might get crazy because what if someone comes out with a gun? Antifa or otherwise. We saw it happen last time with that one guy who got shot and killed. Yeah. Well, we've seen police stand out many times and not do their job, especially in Berkeley, just ignore riots, ignore utter violence, and let things kind of play out under the orders of police captains who are like, well, you know, we don't want to interfere here.

And many times, especially during, you know, last summer, there was a lot of violence and a lot of police officers and police chiefs that were told to stand down, and they stood down. So this is not going to be something new. This has happened before. Portland is one of the few places where you actually see some of these conflicts happen, and they get pretty crazy. And even then, you just see kind of cops standing by, just like that cop in Atlanta a few days ago that was there for a drive-by shooting and just decided to watch. Bro, I'm chilling.

It's so insane. If it were me right now, especially, I'd just be sitting there on my phone, and people would be like, oh, they're rioting. I'd be like, oh, really? Again? Yeah. She had a new high score on word crossing. It's depressing with the police standing down, but also, it's not even something limited

to riots. We saw that happen during the Parkland shooting, and the police waited outside yeah did he like run away yeah he got in trouble for that didn't he yeah yeah they're literally not trying to do their job as horrible things were happening that we can't even mention on this youtube channel and yeah those are the people protecting and also well then the supreme court has said too that the police don't have a responsibility to protect you which is why people need to get better defending themselves luke has something to plug there but no it's true no it's not even to plug there i mean one of my friends was one of the people that made that case very public joe lazito interesting if you look up we

are changed joe lazito he stopped a serial uh murderer who was on the loose who was killing people with a butcher knife he got stabbed in the the head, fought a guy, brought him down, took him down as police officers were standing by with their guns, with their batons, two of them watching the whole thing. Then when they disarmed him, then when, sorry, sorry, sorry, when Joe disarmed

this crazy serial killer who almost killed him, finally took him down, finally threw the knife away, then the cops intervened, handcuffed the murderer and then waited for backup as Joe was bleeding out, almost died. He woke up the next day in the hospital and

the scumbag mayor is congratulating these police officers for stopping a serial killer saying that Joe was a victim when Joe was the one who brought him down. Joe sued and then this was brought to a very important court case that went up the ladder, and the court ruled

the NYPD has no legal duty to protect its citizens, and if they watch someone being stabbed, even though they have batons, even though they have guns, they could just sit there and watch people get stabbed and die, and they could legally do that through the Joe Lizzito case. It's a fascinating story. The scars that Joe Lizzito case. It's a fascinating story.

The scars that Joe Lizzito still has on his face. He got stabbed with a butcher knife in his face, on his head, all in his shoulders. Dude was this close to losing his life. It's a blessing that this man's alive. He's a hero. He's a badass guy. And he attributes watching UFC videos to learning the takedown of this guy with the butcher knife. And Dana White took him out to a lot of the UFC shows.

I think he's still on Joe Lozito on Twitter. But if you want to see the video, it's a very powerful video. And you should share it because people need a reality wake-up call, especially the back-to-blue guys who are like, hey, you've got to protect the police officers. What did the cops do wrong? With Joe Lizzito? Yeah, what did they do wrong?

They took credit for something that they never did. That's fair. They lied about what happened. And then they also waited for backup when they had a suspect already in handcuffs. They waited for more backup instead of calling EMS and moving the subway cart that they were keeping in the middle of the tracks to the subway tracks.

So again, people need to wake up to the reality that at the end of the day, they're responsible for themselves. No one else will. And that's why being able to defend yourself, being able to have tools

to defend yourself is something that every citizen should have no matter what. So this is what i'm wondering like what what could the cops have done like a takedown on the guy like the same way joe did you see yeah yeah takedown or baton him or or try to grab a hold of the hand with the butcher knife i mean there's two guys i i and you grab the hand at least uh you know it's it's hard to say because a lot of people panic and and i don't want to make too much judgment calls, especially when it comes to PTSD moments where people are

in shock because people react differently during those situations. And even when people act one way in one particular situation that has high intensity, they act totally different during a different one. And you never know how someone's going to react in those situations. But at least don't lie about it. At least don't take credit for it. At least don't do that. But if you're a police officer, you have to be trained to be ready in those kind of situations.

I don't mean take out a gun and shoot. But if you have less lethal munitions, if you have ways of using a baton, I mean, at least that would be a lot helpful than just watching. We're well past the point where cops are obligated to do anything for anybody. I mean, with that case, with the Supreme Court, with Black Lives Matter, at this point, I wouldn't be surprised if there's like a dude dragging a woman by the hair. She screams, help, and the cop goes, run, and the cop runs away. Yeah, I literally have it on video.

Cops running the other way when a woman was screaming in panic in the middle of the streets of San Francisco. Fox News was also recording last summer during the BLM riots when people were just going from store to store to store. Police officers just standing, twiddling their thumbs, watching everything unfold, not deciding to intervene as stores and people's livelihoods were being taken right in front of them. So seeing stuff like that should definitely make people understand that, hey, at the end of the day, you're responsible for yourself. People are trying to disarm you like they are in New York City, where we're seeing huge, atrocious crime. We saw an 82-year-old punched in the face, robbed of his cane. We saw a woman

and child caught in a crossfire when a madman was trying to shoot and kill someone just yesterday. I mean, the levels of violence that are happening in New York City where people are left undefended, where people are left vulnerable because of these stupid, idiotic rules and laws that leave them defenseless is just absolutely mind-boggling. Crime is going through the roof. Cops are under attack. This is why they're resigning.

And so at this point, I'm kind of just like, I don't blame them. I don't, you like, I don't blame them. I don't... Now, we can talk about years ago when the cops weren't intervening, but I mean, even the subway, like, what do they do? They shoot a guy? What if they hit somebody? We saw what happened when that disgruntled employee came out of the Empire State Building, and the cops shot at them and missed and hit, like, seven bystanders.

That's because they get really crappy training. And they were literally not even aiming. And they couldn't even shoot one guy. And then I remember the story when it first came out, mass shooting event. I think I forgot the exact numbers, but I think it was like a dozen people shot and wounded. Seven, I think. I don't know the exact numbers, but it was a big number, and they couldn't even get the suspect.

Like, what are you doing? Yeah, apparently he didn't get shot. Yeah. It was a bunch of, apparently he didn't get shot. Yeah. It was a bunch of random people. Random people got shot. And I'm like, there needs to be at least, minimally, an overhaul in training. I mean, there's so many police videos where they don't even know how to properly take someone down. At least do a little bit of jujitsu. At least, like, learn how to use a firearm.

At least understand the consequences and the bullet velocity and understand how far it will go when you shoot it through things at least know when to use it when not to use it and and that type of training is hard i've been doing it last summer i'm going to be doing it again in in a few weeks myself uh it's not easy but but it's something that if you entrust someone with that authority when you disarm everyone else like it's something that if you entrust someone with that authority, when you disarm everyone else, it's something that people should be taking seriously. I got a question about this, though. Who are the people who say back the blue? They don't live in cities, right?

Well, it depends. There's a lot of people who voice their message and also duplicitously also fly the Constitution flag or the don't tread on me flag. No, I love there's a meme where someone's truck had Mon Labe and it also had the thin blue line or whatever. Yeah, you can't have both. And people were like, you're defending the people who are literally going to homes and seizing guns from other people. Or doing no-knock raids on red flag laws just like they did at Duncan Lamp. These police departments that are all screwed up are the Democrat-run ones. You know what I mean?

People aren't complaining about rural Idaho. they're complaining about new york i mean everyone has everyone has their complaints but obviously in bigger high density areas there's going to be more people complaining uh obviously there's going to be more police officers obviously there's going to be more rooms for error especially with a larger population compared to smaller populations where those situations do happen asset forset forfeiture does happen. People do get robbed. It happens. There's violations of the Constitution that do happen, and it happens far and wide.

We got this story. Did you guys see this story? Liberal Washington Square Park residents say they are afraid of asking for more cops because they don't want to be viewed as less progressive. As Professor claims, complaints over noisy park raves are targeting young people of color. Oh, that last part y'all can just shut up. But could you imagine

being that much of like a loser that you're like I'm going to keep living in this city that's being ravaged by crime and murders and it's lawless and people are partying and then I'm not going to leave. Now I'm not going to leave or ask for more cops because I don't want people to know. The Twitter mob will come after you and say you're not progressive enough if you call the cops.

Have you guys ever read or watched The Stand, the Stephen King thing? Mm-mm. The Stand is a new show on Paramount. And it's about a plague that wipes out all of humanity. And then people start having dreams where there's like a guy and a woman and it's like, what's his name? Alexander Skarsgård or Whoopi Goldberg. And they're like, come to this place and join me.

And it's basically like the devil and God. And this is really fascinating. And it does relate to this. Bear with me. Because I'm watching it now. I think I'm on like episode six or something. And the devil sets up his post-apocalyptic world in Las Vegas where it's all sorts of

just like debauchery and lewd, lascivious behavior. People have jobs. They make the city work. There's electricity and there's food. But for the most part, they're all just drinking and getting drunk and doing drugs. And they're like – there's like a scene where it shows a bunch of people having like a massive orgy just just in this main floor. That's the devil advocating for that.

And then the place where God is calling people, it's wholesome, community-oriented, sunny and happy, bolder Colorado, and smiles and howdy neighbor. And it's like, I just thought it was interesting that when Stephen King wrote this, the idea of Vegas was evil. The idea of these parties in the streets were wrong and the orgies and all that stuff was like wrong and sinful and debauchery.

And now it's funny because what's happening in New York is like, I'm not going to say it's exactly the same as The Stand. But there is a funny little thing there like you know this this pandemic hits and then all the all the you know politics everything is disrupted now you've got these raves happening in the park and no one will speak up because they're all scared and like there it is like this the decay you know what i mean yeah absolutely and it's true that historically people have engaged in a lot of the same behavior that we see today there's nothing new under the sun so when you're talking about vegas being viewed as evil typically people would do those things but they also were ashamed of it they recognized that it was wrong and they didn't really seek to normalize it as often but then people had to normalize it and now that it's normalized it's actually being promoted as a virtue if you're against it you're one of the bad guys well that's what's what's strange about it

it's certainly what's happening on the ground like in washington square park and in many places where like that look that toddler twerking in times square that's so disgusting right right like he's like wow i mean man and the crowd was cheering it on yeah i know the entire crowd it's insane and this is like i'm just like it's the okay i'm not a religious person but it's like you watch the stand and it's literally the devil who's encouraging all of that stuff you know what i mean and then this video goes viral of a toddler she's what like four years old and that's happening in times square so you got people who move to the cities after the pandemic and they're certainly playing it up like they're hanging out with uh the devil and then you've got people moving out of the country being responsible for themselves being being more self-sufficient, not polluting.

Well, and this is also part of what the founders were saying when they were discussing the fact that for the Constitution or any limited government system to work, you have to have a populace with virtue. Do you think the people who are cheering on a two-year-old twerking are really going to be good at governing themselves? Do you think those people make good decisions? Do you think they behave morally? Absolutely. Did you guys see the Orlando Bloom thing? Yes. Oh, my gosh. Katy Perry and and like old and they're like run into a room and they're like quick we have to make it work and then it's like there's like a year it's like 2050 and then it winds back at 2021 it's like broadcasting in 2021 and then like everyone's tvs

get taken over and their phones get taken over which makes literally no sense but and then they're like you've got to stop the Republicans. They're voting laws. They took away our right to vote. Oh no, they're coming for us. Now we have no voice. And it's like, you must pass the Democrats' voter reform bill or whatever. The first funny thing about it is you don't broadcast

to phones that way. That was the stupidest thing ever. Someone looks at their phone and their phone just gets taken over. I guess that could work with Trump's new text messaging thing. Where it's like don't have Facebook hack your phone. Zuckerberg will find some way to work that in. I guess it's possible to do it through these back doors and stuff like that. But just like the idea that the Republicans who are ending the emergency provisions and returning the voting laws back to normal is evil and like going to create a dystopian future.

Man, these people are lunatics. Absolutely. No disagreement there. This is sort of what I was getting at. It gets to the point where people become so vicious that they're literally blinded from seeing reality. So classically, it was understood that what intelligence was, was the ability to see the world for what it is and act on it. That's not necessarily your processing power, not your long-term short term memory, but how clearly you saw the world. And people also understood that the

more vicious you were, the more interested you were in pursuing pleasure, and therefore the less interested you were in pursuing truth. So you can't expect these people to come up with ideas that are solid for running a democratic system or any kind of a system when they can't even govern their own lives virtuously. I got a solution. What is it? What we'll do is we will build a very large, beautiful glass bridge called the Unity Bridge. Okay. And what we'll do is we'll encourage all of those who believe in anti-racism and these ideas to come together to stand atop this bridge holding hands. And then just to prove that we agree with them and support their ideology, in terms

of the architecture for a payload of this bridge, we'll calculate two plus two is equaling five. Yes. I love it. Very diverse. The diversity bridge. Right. And then as they stand atop it, I'm sure everything will be fine using those calculations.

I love it. Let's do it. And then, you know, we'll leave. They should just have to live by those rules. Or whatever system of mathematics you want to develop works. We'll do this. We'll take Elon's rocket. We'll put them all in as a big sign of solidarity.

And then we'll go in the computer and change all the software. And we'll take all instances of 2 plus 2 equaling 4 and change it to 5. And then see how the rocket performs. So is this an extension of Mars-ism? I'm just curious. Is this in the Mars? Yeah, this is two plus two equals five-ism. If you believe it that much, how about you put your money where your mouth is?

That's right. When we look at New York City, we see a city that was one of the most prominent, one of the most beautiful, one of the most authentic, one of the most grassroots cities out there. In the United States. It was no Chicago. It used to be. It was no Chicago. Get out be. It was no Chicago. Get out of here. Used to be.

When? Had elements of it. We're asking for a date, Luke. Listen here. Come on. Listen here. Not stirring around now. Listen here.

Listen here. It used to be something that used to represent authenticity. Maybe. But it has been absolutely destroyed by big government. And whether it was Giuliani, whether it was Bloomberg, whether it was Dinkins, whether it was de Blasio, they have absolutely ruined it. Why? Because they started to intervene, take over all the small businesses that were able to succeed there,

no longer could succeed. It's only mass corporations. People are being fleeced. More and more of their wealth is being taken away. They were locked up more than any other place in the country, and that's why now they're partying, they're having crazy raves in Washington Square, and some of the people who don't

want to rave, who are annoyed, who are acting like, you know, some would say, Karens, they're like, hey, I'm paying almost more than half of my income to be protected and served, and I'm not being protected and served at all. And I think everyone, even the ravers and even the Karens out there, they're waking up like, hey, this was a really bad idea.

No, the ravers don't have money. So what happens is the business owners, the homeowners, the property owners are paying. Meanwhile, the people who are broke are just marching and partying through the streets and just trashing and smashing. Who would want to live there? Well, exactly. What happens is the incentive structure becomes misaligned, and so people who don't see into the future and aren't responsible move into these cities, and the people who are actually responsible

and take care of themselves and, frankly, do everything for everyone else leave, and the entire thing collapses. Like to Galt's Gulch? Oh. Is that what's happening? I don't know. I'm not familiar with the reference. Really? No. Who is John Galt? Oh, John Galt! Galt's Gulch. Yes, of course. Ayn Rand.

My favorite. I was really better for it. My favorite book, Atlas Strikes Back. All the people who produce Leaf. Yes. No, it's true. They are. Just crumbles. I'm very happy I left there.

I was barely there even before that because I was traveling all around, but I'm so much happier. There's not just taxes that you save them but so much stress the environment is so much better outside and and just life in general is worth living when you're not always smelling soiled milk where there's not cockroaches milk where there's not rats where there's not people you know that just throw garbage all over the street and i go back you know sporadically sometimes and it's horrifying. Like, I was conditioned to live here?

Like, this is a crap hole that is filled with junkies. There's garbage everywhere. I mean, the services that the city provides are absolutely insane, and it's only going to get worse as there's an estimated 8,000 people being held up that are homeless in midtown hotels that are about to be released because the city is about to stop paying these hotels

to house 8,000 homeless people. And the city also announced a $2.5 million program that will be handed out and giving out homeless people $1,250 each if they are black, Latinx, or LGBTQ. If you're Asian or white and you're homeless, you don't qualify for this program and you won't be paid to be homeless, essentially. What people are arguing. We can't afford not to do that.

You ever see that South Park with the homeless people? Yes. That's like what's going to happen. It's going to be like people, you know, they're going to be walking outside and it's going to be people everywhere. You know what really, oh man, you know, they're going to be walking outside and it's going to be it's going to be people everywhere. What you know what? You know what? Really? Oh, man, it really you don't really grind my gears.

Gravel Institute. Oh, my God. They tweeted like foreverly homeless person. There's 30 empty homes. Oh, yeah. We've talked about this. And I'm like, these guys who run this are probably like they're in their early 20s. They have no concept of economics.

It's just like some dude sitting there like we talk about it all the time. Some little kid going like, capitalism is so stupid. If you have an empty house and a homeless person, just put the person in the house. And then the adult in the room was like, and who will pay for the maintenance of that building and the bills and the water and fix damage and prevent fires and make sure the building doesn't fall down on the man? And what happens? What will he eat? Where will he sleep? What do you do? You put him in a building. Do you buy him clothes? Do you get him furniture? Do man. And what happens? What will he eat?

Where will he sleep? What do you do? You put him in a building? Do you buy him clothes? Do you get him furniture? Do you get him a job? What does he eat? What do you do?

No. That argument is sweeping people under the rug so that these uppity liberals in New York don't have to look at these people. Scumbags. They're in hotels right now. The problem with homelessness is not the fact that there is a lack of housing or that these people don't have places to stay. Often it's an issue with addiction or serious mental illness problems.

And I think that's horrible. I believe we need to do everything we can with private charity. And even if private charity isn't capable of handling it, then some kind of social safety net outside of the private charity, maybe something government-funded, though I'm very reluctant. I would say this, though. It's clear that it's not as if these people are all just thrown out of their houses. And it also goes to show that I think a lot of people on the left just don't talk to homeless people or poor people. One of the first things a homeless person will tell me when I speak with them,

and this is a very common theme, especially among homeless men, which most homeless people are, is don't do drugs, don't mess around with alcohol, almost all the time. And they'll tell me that they screwed their lives up with this. Not always, but it's a pretty common theme. And so my heart goes out to them. I think we need to do what we can as a society to help those people, but it's clearly not an issue of these people just not accessing housing. It's that they have serious problems where they cannot take care of themselves in many instances. And just putting them in an empty house doesn't solve that. Well, another thing we have to really

calculate here is the rise of the mental health crisis, which has been not only exacerbated, but keeps dramatically increasing by the year. If you look at the levels of anxiety, depression, self-harm, psychological disorders, all of them are up dramatically and they continue to go up. And there's nothing that is helping the number of cases, the number of mentally ill people going down. It's only a trajectory that has been going up and will continue to go up. And with that, we'll become more problems that, I don't know, private charity, I don't think will help solve the problem. I think that's, you know, that's very optimistic thinking to say the least.

I'm certainly not saying that we're going to eliminate homelessness ever. How can we deal with this problem? I mean, it's also very hard because how do you help someone who is not well in the head? Obviously, if someone is well-meaning and has a string of bad luck, I mean, obviously, family members and communities and neighborhoods, if someone is a good person, should go out there and help them. Yes. Not always do they, but they should. But also, not always do the people who are going through problems want to be helped

or that help will actually cause more damage and problems for them. And there's also that aspect of it. So this is a problem that you can't have a one definitive solution for. But one of the definitive conclusions is that whenever the government intervenes, it makes the problem that much worse, and that's exactly what they're doing. Yeah, almost always. What I would say is mostly agree with all that these problems have to be solved on a very, very local level. And you sort of hinted that when you talk about all these cases being different, almost at the level of the individual is how it has to be approached. But small communities have to be doing what they can

to take care of the homeless that are there try to solve that issue. This isn't something that could even conceivably be handled on the federal level or probably even the state level. A lot of homeless people want to be homeless. You're too removed. There's a certain contingency for sure. I would say that in my experience, almost every single homeless person I encountered chose to be homeless. That's not been my experience. I worked for a homeless shelter.

I did work with them. And when the vans would come pull up to a homeless person and say, you have an option. You have several options. We can give you supplies. We can bring you to a temporary shelter. Or we can apply for a long-term shelter and find you work. You know what they would say? No.

Yeah, that's very sad. That's very sad. Almost every single time, the van would come back empty. They don't want to go to the shelter. Sometimes they would go in for a shower for a night and just leave and never come back. Or come back once a month for a quick cleanup which is i guess it's still a good thing it's good the shelters are providing that but uh the overwhelming majority like in in my experience it was almost every single instance yeah i mean i've definitely known homeless people

who were seeking shelter but i don't doubt that that was your experience at all yeah yeah man and that's what really bothers me about the modern left that we have. And maybe this is always the case. It's because you've got the exploitative class, which is the Democrats. They see how stupid and naive and ignorant people can be. They target those who are the least experienced, like they want 16-year-olds to vote. Why? Because 16-year-olds have no grasp of history.

Yep. A 16-year-old doesn't remember the the banking crisis a 16 year old today is going to be like i have no idea what happened in 2008 you know it's like okay well you were a little you were barely alive at that point you were you know a couple years old so yeah they have no idea then the democrats who are in their 80s can propose insane things to extract value and continue to destroy and erode this country. It's just the stupidest thing in the world. These are people who, and with all due respect, 16-year-olds, hey, could be very smart, don't have the experience, but don't have the memory because they weren't alive. Like when we talk with these leftists who are in their 20s, they're like,

I don't remember Occupy Wall Street. I was 10. It's like,'s like okay well that's really important context for what's happening if you want to understand how we got donald trump you gotta go back to 2008 if you don't even remember occupy wall street then you don't remember you don't remember the economic crisis then i'm sorry man like you are out of this conversation the problem is these people are part of the political process and they have no idea what's going on but let me let me you what they do. Can I just throw something about voting? Once upon a time in this country, you had to be 21 to vote. And early on in our history, you were out taking care of yourself by the time you were 16. So you had several years of life experience before you were ever able to vote.

And now kids still aren't ready to live life and provide for themselves by the time they're 18 and they're voting. And people want to walk that back to 16. It's completely insane. We have a very serious problem right now, and I'm going to offend YouTube's delicate sensibilities, but whatever. Tim, don't do that. From pinknews.co.uk, they say, a majority who oppose trans rights and Black Lives Matter movement have warped sense of reality according to science.

Oh, science. It's not according to science. Oh, science. It's not according to science. That's hilarious. That's the first lie. I mean, the title itself is a lie, but it's not according to science. It was just a survey. What they did was they asked people whether they supported trans rights or Black Lives Matter. Then they asked them basic fact questions.

They found that those who did not support these movements had incorrectly answered the basic fact questions about crime statistics and things like that. Okay, that's not, that's not, I would argue that's not necessarily science to do a survey and ask questions. But more importantly, the reason is you thinking that CNN is real facts. It could be that you have the warped sense of reality. And because you believe crackpot BS, you think they have a warped sense of reality. Therein lies the big conundrum. But hey, guess what? I can actually break it down one step further for you and show us the extent of this true problem.

Please. Zach Goldberg tweeted this April 11th, 2020. In this image. Has a doctor or other health care provider ever told you that you have a mental health condition the percent of very conservatives who who said yes they had a mental health condition what do you think the number is how many very conservatives non-white and white answered yes to having a mental health condition i know that it is lower than the number of people on the left who answered yes i guarantee it is 14.8 for non-white and white among conservative just regular conservatives 11.2 percent

of white conservatives say that they have been told by a doctor they have a mental health condition very liberal white people 38 percent uh white liberals 26 percent white moderates, 19.5%. Holy moly. Now, some argue it's because liberals are more likely to go to the doctor in the first place. Why? Because they have issues. Boom. Exactly, exactly. But they'll say, like, well, no, it's because they all have issues, but only liberals are willing to accept them.

And it's like... No, only liberals are willing to force you to accept their issues. So here's the problem. They create articles where they say, you're crazy. You're the crazy one. That's gaslighting. Believe what CNN says or you're wrong and you have a warped sense of reality. You know the differences between boys and girls?

You're insane. You see what I tweeted? Something's wrong with your mind. I tweeted a screenshot from the Wikipedia page for a woman. Yes. And it says – I responded very indignantly. And someone called me a fascist.

Really? I was like – I didn't even comment on it. I just took a screenshot of it. For all you know, I was critical of it. Nope, they were like, fascism. Anyway. Well, Tim, it is. That's fascism.

Let me just break it down. Here's what's happening in this country. It's not left versus right. It's not authoritarian versus libertarian. It's not nationalist versus globalist. It's healthy and mentally ill. You think I'm kidding? I've got the data right here.

Show the data again. Put it up. Let's play a game. There you go. Take it up with Zach Goldberg. Pew American Trends panel. The further left you go, the more instances you find of mental illness.

Now, the left might say, but you're missing a ton of context. Oh, well, we're not going to make assumptions about what the study says Like your pink news study just says that People who don't support your movement have a warped sense of reality Okay, they're also less likely to be mentally ill in the first place Well, and it's so ironic because all they do is project Dissent has been utterly pathologized by these people

If you don't agree with them, you are transphobic, homophobic, Islamophobic You have some kind of phobia There's something wrong with your brain You suffer from a mental illness because you don't bend the knee. I'm going to tell people they're freedom phobic. Freedom phobic. Yeah, there's something wrong with your head. Was there a word for like fear of independence?

I'm sure. Probably. Fear of personal responsibility. Progressivism. We're already there. Tim, I can't believe you said you're such a fascist. An adult human female is a woman. A woman is an adult human female. And that's actually so the foundational thinkers of fascism said that, like, that's what Mussolini said. Fascism is saying boys and girls are different. And the more different boys and girls are the fascist theory. Somebody, somebody was like, just like

Tim Pool, not to show you the full context. And then took a screenshot of under it where it says a trans woman is a person assigned male at birth who identifies as female and then i responded i was like are you saying trans women aren't women like because he took an entirely separate segment that said trans women i mean i'm saying that the point is when the left comes out and says trans women are women it creates a a a a a recursive loop on wikipedia yep so if you go to woman and it's adult human female and then you go trans woman, and it says a trans woman is a woman, and you click woman, it says an adult human female, they contradict each other. So I'm not saying this as judgment or in any way disrespect anybody. I'm just saying it is a recursive loop on Wikipedia where they just refer to each other with no clear definition. Yeah.

A system can't support itself, man. If there's no logic and there's no structure by which we understand information, eventually people just stare at the wall confused. Well, that's exactly it. And this is why I've said many times that progressivism is just a word we give to social decay. All that they can do is deconstruct. So they'll look at how male and female are defined, and they'll attempt to pick that apart by finding some exception to the rule

or saying this person doesn't feel as if they fit in with your definition subjectively. But when you ask them to define what a woman is, they do not have a definition. It's, well, someone who feels like a woman. Okay, what does that mean? Someone tried today. It kind of went viral. They were like, you still haven't defined woman. And the person said, well, it's the person who takes the stereotypical passive role in reproductive acts or something like that. And it's like – It's a really bad definition. That's not a definition at all.

There are a bunch of guys who like doing submissive stuff or whatever. There are a bunch of women who like abuse dudes. Does that define them as female? Oh, this is crazy though. I just got this idea. Tim, what if because sex is named after literal sexual intercourse, we divided people on the basis of the role they play in that act and whether they can be impregnated or impregnate somebody.

What if we did that? Well, see, the problem is it's like that cartoon you made about gender not existing because some people fall outside of the typical definition. But those people don't create a new role. Right, right, right. Like a post-menopausal woman, they say, oh, well, some women can't have kids because they're post-menopausal. Are they not women anymore?

And it's like, dude, no. We should... I'm sorry, go ahead, finish your thought. No, it's just kids because they're postmenopausal. Are they not women anymore? And it's like, dude. We should – I'm sorry. Go ahead. Finish your thought. No, it's just like all they're doing is arguing semantics. We should divulge more into how crazy people are because we could just say they're crazy, but I think understanding why they're crazy is also going to be very important here because if you look at –

Fluoride. Okay, Alex Jones. I have a theory, and I actually really want to get into this. Okay, Alex Jones. I have a theory and I actually really want to get into this. Okay, I really want to talk about this because I think it's worth mentioning because a lot of people fall for these traps. They don't know that they're falling for it, and a lot of them are victims of it and don't even realize it. But a lot of people who are mentally ill are usually in a constant fear state

because of the mainstream media. Their diet literally alters their brain chemistry, especially with sugars and processed chemicals. A lot of the work that people do is sedentary. They don't work. They don't exercise. A lot of social media feeds on the ego, feeds on the narcissism. A lot of the people stay out of nature and they're not harmoniously physically together. They're on top of each other, literally bumping into each other, going crazy with anger and frustration because of little space to actually move around freely. And when you look at all those factors, you see the ingredients list that creates the crazy. And most of those

ingredients are made in urban environments, in big cities, where people are squashed together with their energies, and they're all affecting each other one by one by one in this huge cycle. So I think that's my list. That's what I think really contributes to the mental health crisis, which is increasing dramatically. What do you guys think is a part of that? So I think those are all fantastic points. And I have two different ideas I want to sort of move off on here. So first of all, what you're describing with these general mental health issues, people who are actually diagnosed over the past 70 years, and I would say this really occurred probably maybe most prominently in the 1970s. You had this Foucault

deinstitutionalization movement. So today there are fewer people not even adjusting for population size in mental institutions than there were in the 1970s. We just don't commit people anymore. So I think that's one huge part of the problem. But I want to speak even more broadly just about people not being able to recognize reality. I think those are all fantastic reasons why someone would develop a serious pathology. But I'm going to stick to what I was saying earlier, and I think it also lines up pretty well with what you're saying, that people have been conditioned by a society with no interest

in promoting virtue to always take the path of least resistance and the path of least resistance does not get you to the truth and the ability to be sane is simply to see the world for what it is the less truthful your understanding of the world is the crazier you are and so if two plus two equals five exactly and if i am told two plus two equals five and i'm in a room and i don't know if the people in the room agree with me or disagree with me, I am more or less likely to stand up and advocate for the truth depending upon how often I say no to myself and do things that are uncomfortable. And if I'm not comfortable enough to stick up for the truth, I'm going to stop believing in it. And that's a fact because I can't take credit for this. I don't remember which bishop said this, but you either live what you believe or you believe what you live.

Amen. It feels like we're adrift in a sailboat. You know, the conservatives want to pull the sail. And they can't control the wind, but they can direct their sails and guide us to a specific location. And the left just wants to drop the sail, sit back, and just say, oh. When you look at modern leftism. I think they want to tear the ship, sit back, and just say, oh. When you look at modern leftism. I think they want to tear the ship apart. Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely.

They don't like that the people on the ship are eating the fish as they go. It's not fair. The ship is making them crazy. The ship was constructed with mathematical principles that said two plus two is four. They're drinking the salt water, bro. Yeah? Yeah. They're drinking the salt water.

I don't have any lemons. We keep telling them not to do it, and they've lost it already. Yeah. Dehydrated, and they're going water. I don't have any lemons. We keep telling them not to do it, and they've lost it already. They're dehydrated, and they're going insane. I wonder. But I think, you know, looking at the Zach Goldberg data, what you see is there's a question. Does being in the left make you mentally ill, or does the left just attract the mentally ill? It's a vicious cycle.

I think the left attracts people who can't see the world very clearly for what it is, and sometimes it takes advantage of people who are very well-meaning, want to help those beneath them, and have been lied to and convinced that the only way to help those beneath them is to bind a left-wing ideology. But once you're in it, the way they deconstruct the world as it exists with their nominalist philosophy, which essentially posits that everything in the world is essentially meaningless and only humans put labels on things, then you can move anything around in whatever direction you want so that it suits your particular fancies instead of having to contend with reality for what it is. To shorten what you said is being in a city makes you mentally ill, which makes you a

statist. Is that correct? I think there's a lot of truth in that. Yeah, that's certainly one way of articulating it. I'll put it this way. When we talk about Jonathan Haidt and the moral foundations research, conservatives have all six moral foundations fairly evenly distributed. That seems fairly well-rounded. Liberals only have care and fairness.

They disregard everything else. And libertarians have none but liberty. It's really my favorite. I guess in their research, they were getting to a point where someone had no moral foundations, and they were confused, and then they realized they were missing one of the foundations liberty and so they also understand that mental health is an inside job that no one else is going to be responsible for their mental health but themselves and people need to work at it every single day like mental health is not something that's guaranteed to you there's a lot of things literally vying to make you unstable to make you crazy

there's so many foods that alter your brain chemistry. Pornography alters your brain chemistry in so many negative ways as well. There's so many negative aspects that are attacking your consciousness that it's truly almost a job that you have to do as much as you can to fight for your mental sanity and health in this larger sick society that's being perpetrated by a lot of these multinational corporations that are thriving and benefiting off of it. You know what it reminds me of?

I just want to jump on top of what you just said. It was interesting to me how you mentioned pornography right after mentioning food, because this has been a connection theologians have made, including the great Thomas Aquinas, that people's inability to control their appetite with respect to food often results in them being unable to control their sexual appetites.

And we see that the pursuit of pleasure in these ways particularly makes people a lot less reasonable. And it makes sense because your sexuality is the part of yourself that really interacts with others in the most productive possible way. It's what you create human beings with. And it's also one of the most intimate parts about yourself. And people who want to claim that your sexuality isn't intimate and that this is a puritanical view will out themselves when you question their sexual lifestyle choices. And they freak out at you because they know it is intimate. They know it is personal. And so when people make the most intimate personal part of themselves directed specifically towards pleasure rather than the good, rather than doing what's reasonable, all of their other actions follow suit. Short-term versus long-term.

Exactly. You know what this reminds me of? You know why women in Brazil have big butts? What? Why is that? You know that, right, Luke? You know that Brazilian women have big booties? Yes.

I did know that. I've made many trips to Brazil. I had a lot of fun. You didn't know that? I've never heard this before. Yeah, so it's true. Women in Brazil tend to have very very big butts

you know why because they live on the top of hills in the favelas so the women when they're going home they have to climb up hills and their legs and butts

get really strong and their upper bodies remain small because you don't use your arms to walk up a hill and I remember I had a friend in Brazil who was telling me

how they were installing cable cars so that they could help modernize the favelas. And he was like, man, they're putting our most prominent export at risk. But anyway, I bring this up because the shape of the terrain

created something specific to the culture of Brazil. And so when you were talking about how your mind is shaped, I think about it this way. Imagine if you knew somebody who only worked out their left forearm, not their b biceps just the forearm it was the only thing they worked out and then one day you see them and they have this massive like massive left forearm and you're like uh what about the rest of you like you think they had cancer or something you'd be like your arm is really swollen oh it's muscle and you're, but nowhere else on your body? What I mean is your brain is very much the same way, but it can be developed in an infinite number of ways.

Your muscles can grow, can shrink. You can strengthen them. You can tune them up. You can do aerobic, anaerobic. You can increase stamina or strength, but your brain can develop in a bunch of different ways. So if you're exercising the same thing over and over and over again in your brain or a society's terrain is driving you towards mental illness, you are strengthening the mental illness every day. You engage in that behavior. Another example of this is that you're a representation of the five closest people you always hang out with.

Or in more layman's terms, you become who you're in New York City and you're around a whole bunch of crazy, schizophrenic, insane people, you're going to slowly be affected by that energetically, at least on some micro level. And literally, it leads you to a trail that eventually leads you there if you're around it long enough. Yeah, exactly. I mean, when you're surrounded by people who are always going to validate you and your choices instead of challenging you to grow, of course, you're going to devolve into very serious mental illness or at least a deep inability to see the world for what it is. This is what happens when you take a handful of people. Let's say you take five people and there's no clear leader. What will happen is they'll all follow each other. It creates a whirlpool effect where they one-up each other over and over and over again

where one person says something dumb, the other person validates it, the next person validates there. And then they keep doing that. And then what happens is you can think of it mathematically. The first person yells out one. The next person yells out two. The next person yells out three. And then it keeps going around until they're in the millions, right? But that works with like hatred. The first person says, man, I don't like Donald Trump. The next person says, yeah, Trump is the worst. The next person says, Trump is way worse than anybody else. Then someone says, yeah, Trump is the worst. The next person says, Trump is way worse than anybody else. Then someone says, yeah, Trump is worse than Hitler.

And it just keeps going. That's what the media has been doing. There's no leader to stop and say, dude, shut up and stop the cycle and just shut it down. Yeah, absolutely. And then people lose their minds. You know what? I want to show you guys this story. Oh, yeah, I'm excited.

Before we move on, we quantified some of the problems. Should we talk about some of the solutions? I want to give a real-world example first. Okay. Let's do an example. Yeah, yeah. So this segment is for all of you to show your friends and family members. Yes. Very useful. To tell them that this segment is for you to show your friends and family members to

explain to them how the media was lying to them, how the media was lying to them, how the scientists were lying to them, and why. I'm sure many of these situations you've experienced, you've had someone tell you you're wrong, the media is not lying, you're a right-wing conspiracy theorist. You're a media-phobe. So we have this story from The Hill. Fear of link to Trump motivated experts' skepticism of lab leak theory,

scientist says. Quote, at the time, it was scarier to be associated with Trump and to become a tool for racists, so people didn't want to publicly call for an investigation into lab origins. There you go. Show this to your friends and family. Ask them to look up the story it was on nbc it's on the hill it's mainstream media all throughout last year when they were saying

trust the science the scientists were like well you know we didn't actually investigate because nobody wanted to agree with trump and that's where you spent your entire year there you go because you want to talk about not having a view of reality, of having a warped view of reality. I'm sorry. It's the Democrats. It's the left. Now, of course, I understand. New Democrat viewer, you're scoffing and saying, I saw all that QAnon stuff.

We're not QAnon people here. No one here is about QAnon. No one here is talking about election fraud or anything like that. No, we're talking about the mainstream media lying and objective reality. And while you can point the finger at someone else, it's about time you look in the mirror and recognize the media has been lying to you. And while we're all certainly concerned with the fringe conspiracy theorists on the right, they don't work for Fox News or MSNBC. Oh, but you say, what about Tucker Carlson? Tucker Carlson lost two million viewers for criticizing Sidney Powell. So sure, been there, dealt with. Now what's happening?

MSNBC is screaming Russia again. Even after that ended, it's over, it's gone. It wasn't true. They are admitting to you, a Harvard scientist, that they did not investigate the covid origins because they did not want to help Donald Trump. Andrew Cuomo of New York murdered 15000 elderly people. He was warned putting sick people in these nursing homes would kill them. Heaven forbid, though, he actually put the patients in the Javits Center or the Mercy medical vessel that would have actually made trump look good it's time to start realizing what's going on with a media that hates

you well and i think this is a perfect example of how people who simply lack virtue aren't necessarily mustache twirling evil villains can get people killed. Well, they thrived off of human suffering and most importantly benefited off of the human suffering that they caused by obfuscating the true origins. Because if we knew the true origins, scientists, epidemiologists, virologists could have had a better handle of this, could have had a better understanding of this and could have dealt with this in a situation that didn't have to involve so much obfuscation of the truth. And when you have so much murky waters surrounding this,

when you have so much actual data and studies being fudged here for the benefit of more suffering, you really start to have to ask yourself, what in the world is going on here? And, of course, something sinister, something that isn't in the benefit of the people of America, the people of the world, something that has been used, exploited. And I want to be careful here in what I say because there's a lot of things I want to express that I know I'll automatically get this channel in trouble. I don't want to get this channel in trouble, but I have so much more to say, and it's difficult to try to navigate these landscapes because the control grid

of which this benefiting off of suffering still is at play, and it's preventing me from even talking about other things here that could potentially help people, but I can't even bring them up because you'll still get punished. Well, and it's interesting, too, because what happened to the scientists who actually stood up and said that this could be a biological weapon, that it probably was, that it was manufactured through gain-of-function research, they were all labeled conspiracy theorists. We still don't know for sure. No, we don't know for sure.

But the fact is, when they were telling you it wasn't true, they never even bothered to check. And yes, that's exactly it. I mentioned this last time I was on the show, but Sir Francis Boyle, who authored the American implementation of the Bi weapons um convention himself and by the way this was passed as the anti-biological weapons terrorism act of 1989 it was passed unanimously and he who defined what is illegal bioweapons research said at the beginning of 2020 in march that covid was a biological weapon that was released from a laboratory this was his claim

that was his his claim yeah that was his. The person who authored the legislation on what constitutes a bioweapon. And he's written off as a conspiracy theorist. And his Wikipedia page still says he's a conspiracy theorist for believing this, even though it's now on the table for discussion. Well, bioweapon is something well beyond what anyone's actually claiming. Well, no, because what they're saying is it could have been developed through gain of function research. And according to the legislation that he wrote for the United States of America, gain-of-function research is the manufacturing of biological weapons, even if you don't claim that's your intention.

Exactly, and there's a lot of scientists who have came out and said the only real benefit of gain-of-function is to create a bioweapon because there's no other scientific breakthroughs that happen here. There's a theory of what Dr. Fauci says. No, we need to study to see how this... But there's no way these viruses would naturally happen with the with the experimenting that they're doing. It's impossible. Hold on.

According to many scientific experts. Sure. We don't know that for sure. What we know right now is that early on, they felt many of the scientists in Fauci's own analysts we had reached out to that certain things that appeared in COVID could not occur in nature. However, I don't know how we definitively prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, because we're not the virologists. Yeah, we're not. You've got conflicting research.

I can tell you this. I do not want to have an argument about whether it's true or not. I do not want to have an argument about why I would believe one guy over another guy, other than to say they are admitting they will not, for political reasons, actually be honest with you if that's the case then i'm just not going to trust what the media says about it and haven't been honest with you through severe consequences that's another aspect here that we need to add which which again is absolutely awful and and the implications here are huge yeah so just remember when you hear that convenient little phrase trust the science what they're saying is trust the people who admitted they will

lie to you if it suits their political agenda. Yeah, pretty much. Been there, done that. I should make a t-shirt about that. I know, I know. I'm getting a cut. We all know that. And I'm sure the people who watch this know that. So I guess that's why I say this is the clip for you to share, I suppose. And maybe it won't

work because these people are entrenched in a cult. Maybe they don't want to accept reality. It's, you know, what's what's preferable, the harsh truth or the comforting lie? Sit back and know it's the harsh. You know, I view it this way. There are some people who who, you know, they see Dr. Fauci sitting in that rocking chair in the corner of the room. And then when the lightning flashes, there's a grotesque zombie monster face and then

that scares them and they think, no, no, just go back to being the Fauci that will come here and cuddle me as I drift off to sleep with my little Fauci bobblehead and Fauci books and t-shirts. I brought you a storybook. Tattoos of Fauci. They don't want to see the actual face of the man. They don't want to acknowledge

the lies, the manipulation. When he was wrong every step of the way. And and then he says well they're criticizing science i am uh dude maybe a scientist would shut the up if they didn't know what was actually going on amen yeah or follow the scientific method and decide to ask questions which didn't even happen here i mean the constant communication with bill gates the constant communication with Bill Gates, the constant communication with Peter Daszak, the man who got the money, the man who carried out some of the experiments,

the man who investigated where all of this came from, the man who was fact-checking everyone on Facebook about it. I mean, my goodness. I mean, the layers of involvement here, the layers of profitability here, the layers that you really have to unravel here. I mean, it's hard for a lot of people to understand. And that's why, you know, it sucks because there's so many other elements of the story

I want to bring up. I can't. And there's a story that went viral earlier today about four pilots for British Airways who died. And a bunch of people started claiming that they died because of vaccine stuff. And there's no evidence suggesting that's true. British Airways issued a statement saying, yes, they died. They're not related.

And so my question was, is it normal for four pilots to die in a short amount of time all around each other? No, no, hold on. How many employees does the company have? The company could have like 20,000 employees or 50,000 employees, in which case, yeah, maybe. But the issue is, I just totally lost my train of thought. What were we talking about before? The corruption in the mainstream media and how scientists were too afraid.

I'm trying to clear my throat. Reuters writes an article debunking it. And it says, we reached out to British Airways who confirmed that these men, their deaths were unrelated. And there is no talk with the government about a crisis right now. Our verdict is the story is false. And I said, well, hold on a second.

How are you determining it's false? Oh, because you asked the company who was accused of malfeasance. And they said they weren't doing anything wrong. So they didn't do it. So that means it's true. You see the problem with modern journalism? They'll be like, a story will come out, Luke Wodkowski was punching chickens. And then I'll be like, I don't know about that.

Luke, did you punch a chicken? No. Ah, it's debunked. I just debunked it. He said he didn't do it. Goodbye, everybody. Is the government really bombing children in Pakistan false

we asked the government and they said no they aren't killing children we didn't actually investigate whether any of the claims are true

we just asked them they said no case closed what more do you need to know you trust the government right the government

says that it's law the chicken was asking for it yep that's the name of the game in journalism you made a reference that I beat I'm not even was asking for it. Yep. That's the name of the game in journalism. You made a reference that I beat my... I'm not even going to go there. That's a cheap one.

Choking. Crank Yankin Jeffrey Toobin gets his job back at CNN. Okay, how about this? At least I would be up for a job at CNN if that would happen. How about this? If you don't trust us because we're showing you this stuff and it's not good enough, just never forget that Jeffrey Toobin was cranking it in front of his coworkers,

to his coworkers, and CNN rehired him. Yep. Hey, hey. No one ever said they weren't loyal to each other, I guess. Yeah, exactly. That's loyalty right there. When this gets into it, I mean, unvirtuous people have great difficulty seeing the world clearly. This person is influencing a lot of

people, clearly doesn't have a whole lot of restraint. I can imagine Toobin walking into CNN and then they're like, what are you doing here, Toobin? And he's like, he who is without Crankyankin, fire the first employee.

And they all look down and we're like rubbing their hands like, that's a good point. All right, Jeffrey, you're back in. Let he who is without cranking it on camera fire their first employee. But these are these are the people who rule us. I mean, really, they control our access to information. They decide elections. They admitted. They admitted that they get together and conspire against particular

candidates. In Time Magazine, they said this. We should highlight this. People who eat brains and publicly jack it are the ones controlling the conversation in America because of YouTube. Reza Aslan ate human brains on CNN.

That's not a joke. It's not hyperbole. He literally was handed a piece of brain because of YouTube. Reza Aslan ate human brains on CNN. Cannibals. That's not a joke. That's not hyperbole. Literally was handed a piece of brain and he ate it. Because you can disrespect the human body and human life as much as you want as long as you're being multicultural.

I remember that happened. And that's... I'm making... Because we asked people to share this video. Look, Reza Aslan outrages Hindus by eating human brains in CNN documentary. Reza Aslan ate human brains on TV and they banned me for saying the wrong name. Yeah. Share that one with your friends and family.

Say, hey, hey, mom, did you know that a guy in CNN was ate human brains on TV? That's not true. Yes, it is from The Guardian. It's true. Pissed off a lot of Hindus. And those are your thought leaders deciding the conversation in the United States,

politically, socially. And I remember this happening and this sticks with me so much because I remember getting my channel demonetized and then I see CNN eating human brain on YouTube, getting promoted,

recommended, shared everywhere. And I'm like i just i just lost my livelihood and cnn's getting going with eating freaking human brain on national television are you kidding me like can we get these people to acknowledge that eating human brain eating human body parts cannibalism is worse he's a cannibal bad words reza oslo like you can be demonetized and have your life destroyed if you say the wrong word. There are some ugly, horrible words. But to

be part of a human being on television and still have a job, I can't imagine that they want to associate with that. It's insane. I was talking to my friend. If he had said something offensive, if he had said men are men, if he had said men are men and I will not call a man and address a woman, he would have lost his job. He just ate human brain instead.

And those are the scandals we know about. Imagine what we don't know about that happens behind the scenes that we're not even privy to of even understanding. And it gets way more sicker, way more nastier than you can even imagine. I will take every opportunity to talk about this every time it comes up.

I was talking to a friend who was like, I was like, Reza Aslan is a cannibal. She was like, he is not a cannibal. And I was like, Reza Aslan is a cannibal. She was like, he is not a cannibal. And I was like, he ate people! He ate people! He ate a piece of brain. That doesn't make him a cannibal. What? And I said, yes, it does.

When you eat human, you're a cannibal. And she was like, a cannibal is someone who like, as a practice is eating humans. I said, no, it isn't. If I, if Reza Aslan shot somebody in the head, he's a murderer. Oh, but he only did it one time. Yeah, well, just say,

if somebody said one racial slur, you wouldn't be like, they're not racist. They said one racial slur. That would follow that person forever, even if they repented, which I'm also curious about. Did Aslan apologize for this?

I don't know. I don't think so. But also in our society, I think another thing that's making people sick is that there's no redemption. There's no way to repent. There's no way to ask for forgiveness. You can't get uncancelled or unbanned in most circumstances. And because of that, I think that's also leading to this very fear for society that that's afraid of cancel culture because there's no way of coming back from it. And because of this lack of path of redemption,

I think it's another aspect of why our society is in such decline as it is right now. Because Reza Aslan ate human brains on TV. Yes. It's still on YouTube. It's monetized. My friends, please, here's what I'd like you to do right now. I would like you to Google search, open a new tab, don't close this one, the story, and everyone share this news broadcast from the Guardian.

Search R-E-Z-A-A-S-L-A-N, Eats Brains, take the article, post it everywhere. Hashtag CNN Eats Brains. Well, did he, but there has to be, I mean, I want to say this, because we do believe in redemption. If he actually apologizes, I would look into whether he apologized for it. No, he went nuts. He's nuts. He talked about punching the Covington kids in the face for it. No, he went nuts. He's nuts. He talked about punching the Covington kids in the face. This dude is unrepentant. That's horrible.

You know what? I wonder if eating the brains is what broke him, to be honest. Could be. Because he wasn't that crazy back then. Maybe it was Harambe that set him off like everybody else, that shattered the dimensions. But he used to be like a normal guy. He was like a religious scholar. He did the show. Something happened. Here's what I think. I'll give you my honest opinion.

Everybody was trying to emulate Vice. Vice was the edgy documentary, willing to do what no one else would do. The bulletproof clothing where they actually shoot the guy, you know, Ryan Duffy's wearing the bulletproof vest or whatever, and they shoot it.

So Reza goes out in this documentary and CNN was probably like, you gotta do it. You gotta eat the brain. We'll get all the ratings. We'll be the biggest. And he was like, but i don't want to eat the brain like you have to do it if you want to be the big show and get the ratings he eats the brains you can't come back from that dude i bet i bet he cried for like two days straight after eating brains and it probably

broke something in his own brain where he's like i'm a i'm a cannibal now like he will never not be a cannibal how do you you think that screws with you? You know what I mean? Here's the thing. Real quick. When someone is in war or in the line of duty and they kill someone, it screws them up. That's something you never come back from.

You killed a person. Reza Aslan will always be a cannibal. Always. And I'm sure, I think, like, that's probably traumatized him. I mean that literally. Since then, on Twitter, he has been one of the most

vile and psychotic individuals calling for violence. Probably because he's got very serious PTSD or trauma from being forced to eat human brain. Or I should say,

not being forced, but pressured into it. Put in a situation where he was told, this is what you have to do to be in the club and then he did it and then his show

gets cancelled anyway so what I would say is that I believe and I'll throw this out there it is highly unlikely that Reza Aslan will ever see this but if he does

I mean this completely sincerely he can move past what he did he does not always have to be a cannibal he can have those sins forgiven by Jesus Christ if he accepts our Lord and Savior

and submits to the church. Leave it at that. What about the rest of CNN? Well, they could too, theoretically. I hope it happens. I'll pray for them. No, honest question. What would you do if Brian Stelter went on his show

and genuinely asked for forgiveness and announced that he was not religious? I'd be ecstatic. I think I would too, to be honest. And if he was actually sincere about it. So if he wasn't saying, I'm going to be religious nominally, but I won't fight for the unborn and I'll still be pushing the LGBTQ agenda, then it wouldn't really mean anything.

But if he was actually going to walk the Christian walk and do the right thing, I would be unbelievably ecstatic. I'll put it this way. I'm not particularly religious, but if someone as unrepentant of a liar as Stelter or cuomo came out and like on tv and said that they had you know found jesus christ and they were begging for forgiveness and we're going to seek to be better people from now on that's that's a really great case for why people you know need some kind of faith for their morality not everybody you know maybe but uh certainly there are people

who just don't care that they're burning down everything around them because they're just vile, self-interested egotists. Well, I think that's a huge part of it too. And this idea of mental illness, we talked about this, people not being able to see the world clearly. We have in many ways abandoned our Christian underpinnings as a society. And so people no longer understand that they can be redeemed when they do something wrong. So I think what happens is someone will do something really stupid or really horrible when they're young, or even many stupid and horrible things when they're young. It's not that uncommon, but they'll have to dig themselves into that lifestyle because they don't understand that that doesn't need to define them for the rest of their lives. We're told that our sexual misdeeds

have to define us. You have to be proud of them, as a matter of fact, and so when somebody does something like this, they believe that they need to be attached to it for the rest of their life and they won't let go and that makes somebody very sick i remember there was there was a beautiful episode where fulton sheen was talking about this but when people cannot let go of their past it manifests in other ways so that's another huge part of it you just continually wound yourself by thinking about the horrible things you've done and not acknowledging that they were horrible let's i want to talk about the story with you because i think you're probably one of the, like, you'd be an expert on this subject.

Many people wouldn't. CNN reports U.S. Catholic bishops advanced communion document setting up potential rebuke of Biden. So apparently Democrats are outraged that Joe Biden is like, they're considering what, like excommunicating him or what? Yeah, so what the church is saying is that they are no longer, they're debating no longer allowing Joe Biden to receive the Eucharist when he approaches the altar. And there's good reason for that. It's actually pretty much what the church is supposed to do. And I'm just going to take a second here to really try to call myself down because it's a very important issue for me. But what the bishops

are voting on here is not whether Joe Biden is a Catholic in good standing. The left sees it as the bishops voting on whether Biden is a Catholic in good standing, but that's already been decided. Joe Biden came out and said that he was pro-choice. He's come out in favor of repealing the Hyde Amendment as well. So he believes taxpayers should have to pay for abortion at the federal level. He's in favor of all of the LGBTQ agenda and everything that goes along with it. And according to Catholic teaching and Catholic thought, in order to be considered a practicing Catholic, you have to give full assent to Catholic teaching. You don't get to pick and choose which parts of it you want to believe. And the Catholic church clearly delineates abortion is murder,

must be illegal marriages between a man and a woman, et cetera, all the things that Joe Biden has rejected. And there is no distinction made in church teaching that you can have a public position and a private position. Your yes has to means yes, and your no has to mean no. So Joe Biden supports the slaughter of unborn children. He has rejected the church seating. Now, here's what I want to say about him. I need to ask a question.

Sure. So you're saying that it is already clear Joe Biden is not a Catholic in good standing. He is not a practicing Catholic. That's correct. Okay. Because he does not give assent to Catholic teaching. so there are six precepts of the church it's in order to be considered a practicing catholic you have to fulfill the six precepts of the church you have to give full assent to catholic teaching and you have to do your best to abide by the ten commandments

and try to repair your life whenever you break them that does not sound like joe biden unfortunately and it's not me saying in one thing you're often met with is, well, you know, you're not a perfect Catholic either. Everybody sins. Christ said this, of course. But there's a difference between sinning and repenting and sinning and saying, actually, that sin wasn't a sin and I'm going to continue to do it for the rest of my life. So we believe as Catholics is that the E of Jesus Christ's body, blood, soul, and divinity. So bishops should not be giving him the Eucharist. In fact, they're not voting on whether or not Biden is a Catholic in good standing. Again, that's clear. They're voting on whether the Eucharist should be protected, whether the Catholic Church in the United States

of America is going to say, we believe this is Jesus Christ and we are not going to allow him to be profaned. So what the left has said is that this is a weaponizing of the Eucharist. In reality, what the left is attempting to do is use the Eucharist as a political tool to make it seem as if Joe Biden's positions are normal for a Catholic so that they can normalize the slaughter of unborn children and Catholic support of it. And they accuse us of weaponizing the Eucharist when they're using it as a tool to forward abortion. Aren't there aren't there already a bunch of Catholic churches that have put up Black Lives Matter signs and things like that? And that one's a little more morally complicated. I'm against Black Lives Matter.

I don't believe Catholics should be in favor of it because it's overtly Marxist and Catholics cannot be Marxist. This is also something that's been definitively decided by the church. No one can be a true socialist and a Catholic in good standing that was declared, I can't remember by the Pope, but it's in an encyclical. And so I just find it interesting and very upsetting and frankly horrifying that these left-wing politicians and many left-wing Democrats have signed a petition. So there are 60 Catholic Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives who issued a quote statement of principles. And they're saying that the U.S. bishops are again weaponizing the Eucharist by saying they will withhold it by Biden by acknowledging that it's Jesus Christ.

And they're not supposed to be giving it to someone who rejects Catholic teaching. I just want to say this real quick. Can you define Eucharist for people who don't know what that means? Oh, sure. Yes. So Eucharist, actually, the word means Thanksgiving, but it refers to the host at Catholic churches. So what we believe is that Christ instituted the Eucharist. He does so in scripture and says, unless you eat my flesh and drink my blood, you have no life within you. And the Eucharist appears under the properties of bread and wine. So it looks, tastes, behaves as if it's bread and wine physically, but it is Christ's body, blood, soul, and divinity. And this is what we believe as Catholics. So given this is literally Jesus

Christ, given scripture has literally said that you cannot receive it unworthily. And the church has always understood that to mean in a state of mortal sin or as a Catholic and not in good standing, it's a straightforward question. I mean, should he be given the Eucharist? No. To me, it really is open and shut, and most traditional or Orthodox Catholic priests will tell you that it is.

And I just want to leave you guys with this on this point. The left is accusing the bishops of weaponizing the Eucharist to democratic lawmakers. These people want to believe that they can slaughter infants Monday through Saturday and then enter a church on Sunday and receive the Eucharist profaning Jesus Christ because killing his children wasn't enough for them. And when we say that's not allowed, we're accused of weaponizing our faith. These are people who have nothing but disdain for the church, now acting all offended as though someone saying you're not welcome here is an affront to the left.

They don't care. They rag on Christianity in general all the time. And it's not them saying you're not welcome here. It's them saying, by definition, you are in a state of grave sin. You are leading millions of souls astray by being the most powerful Catholic in the world politically. Obviously, the Pope's the most powerful in terms of his office. But Joe Biden is the most famous, most powerful geopolitical Catholic in the entire world.

No, but he's not. He's not a practicing Catholic, but he's constantly referred to as one. So imagine the scandal he's giving. They're not saying he shouldn't be allowed in a church. He shouldn't be allowed to pray. They're saying until you get your life together, until you start acknowledging Catholic teaching, you shouldn't call yourself a practicing Catholic. I got one, and we won't give you the idea.

We will not profane our Lord and Savior. I just want to mention this one more thing. If this was Facebook or Twitter or Instagram saying that they were going to discriminate against a conservative politician, they'd be in favor of it. In fact, they were fine with Twitter banning the president of the United States. Whatever happened to saying this is a private organization, they can do what they want. That only applies when you're dealing with people on the right being pushed away by an organization

and not a church defending its principles. I have an idea. James Lindsay and Christopher Ruffo should declare themselves to be critical race theorists. Ah, they can't be denied. Because then when they say something and then they're like, that's not critical race theory. It is.

It is because I'm a critical race theorist. And then all the conservatives will be like, well, you know, James Lindsay is a critical race theorist. So when he says that white privilege doesn't exist, well, that's true. Yeah. There's one more final thing I want to say about this matter. The point of denying community to a person is not to say we hate you. It's not to say we want you to go to hell. It's actually for that person's own sake because ideally it it's a wake up call and they modify their behavior. And also every time you

receive the Eucharist, when you're in a state of mortal sin, you commit a grave sacrilege, which is worse for your soul. So it's not us saying we hate Joe Biden. It's us saying we have principles. He's violating them. He's doing something evil. We would like for him to stop doing that evil thing. Have you ever seen that meme where it's like a community exists and they say, hey, you're not being fair to us. Let us in your community. Then once they're in, they say you should change the rules to be more accommodating to more people like us. Then they say you're not abiding by the rules.

So we're kicking you out. It's our community now. Yes. Like that cycle. That's exactly what it is. And that's the attempt. Well, you look at what they're doing with the like the leftist flags that appear at all these different churches like to me it's always rather i always see these funny posts on reddit because young people i guess are just really naive and want to just fit in so they share memes of churches saying overtly leftist

things and like ideology which like completely defies church teachings and they say see we owned you christians because look at what this church said i'm not look i'm not religious i'm just trying to point out the clear distinction between what catholics believe like what it means to be catholic and what it means to like not be catholic and i just find it funny that leftists are like asserting that they have moral authority over the catholic church even though they hate the catholic church exactly there are two completely distinct ideologies yeah and one thing they'll do i mentioned this i believe on the last show but they'll take Catholic principles, this is what the left has done, they sort of

bastardized these principles which were much older than any of their movements, and then they twisted them into something really horrible. So we see this with Marx. So Marx took this idea that people should be fair to their workers, that people should help the poor, and he removed all of the Christian metaphysics and turned it into an absolute monstrosity, which is

ultimately untenable and destroys societies. But because he lifted those principles from Catholic thought and because you find ideas in Catholic thought like we should help the poor, people should be good to their workers. Everyone says, see, Catholics should actually be Marxist. No, he appropriated our principles and then distorted them into something else. He took it from us. We're not taking it from him, in other words. Isn't the Pope super woke now, calling for essentially a great reset as well?

So I'm glad that you brought that up. He's pushing a lot of neoliberal policies. He's working with the Rothschilds, major banking institutions, many major corporations, literally aligning themselves, pushing for the great reset. So that's a really good question. I'm not as familiar with the things you mentioned at the end.

I'll send you the information about that. I'm familiar with more of the wokeness and the accusations of being more on the left. And to be sure, yes, he is a church liberal. And I try to mention this to people. As Catholics, we are not bound to agree with everything that the Pope says. So in a very specific context, the Pope can add to doctrine. He cannot contradict old doctrine, but he can add to doctrine. And in those cases, Catholics are bound to believe in this has never happened under Francis's pontificate.

It very rarely happens. So much of what he says is not binding. None of what he has said is, frankly, but or arguably some of the things on the death penalty. But that's a much more complex discussion when it comes to him being on the left. I find that in some ways he's actually very surprisingly conservative. I mean, he said abortion is demonic. He talks about the devil a lot. He has called modern gender theory satanic.

But when it comes to these left-wing positions or him saying things about, I think, he's known communists who are good people, I try something like, hold on. That's just objectively false. I want to make this really clear. Catholics do not have to believe in or accept those things. I try not to go out of my way to say things that are negative about the Pope publicly, but when people ask, I do highlight that, no, these are not things that Catholics have to believe. And I think there's also something that happens in Catholic thought where many people see the church as a conservative institution. And in part, that's because the right wing is kind of all that's left sticking up for a lot of the non-negotiable principles.

Again, abortion, gay marriage, the family unit needing to be strong and kept intact. And so these are non-negotiables. And what people will do is they'll take left wing positions, which are acceptable, but non-negotiable. And they will act as if they're non-negotiable to balance out the right-wing perspectives because for whatever reason they don't want to be associated with the right. And so you see a lot of that. And when they put these flags in their churches saying BLM, first of all, when they put rainbow flags in their churches, I mean, that's just outright horrible.

There's no way you can possibly justify that. I can see a more ignorant person who isn't familiar with the Marxist thought inherent to BLM having one of those flags, thinking it's really about police brutality, ultimately they really should not. And so, yeah. Well, no, I'm not sure if that's a satisfactory answer because I'm also, I guess I'm not entirely sure what you're asking. Just were you asking if Pope Francis is saying change is teaching or if what he's saying is, well, he's repeating a lot of the kind of woke doctrine.

He's talking about a lot of the globalist talking points when it comes to climate change, when it comes to mass migration. So, I mean, and there's a lot of scandals also with the Catholic Church. Absolutely. And again, I don't mean to be a heretic here. No, you're not upsetting me. But I think honest conversations are very important, especially with institutions that are bound to be corrupted and taken away from the true source.

But I do believe about the importance of religion. It's absolutely key to a society structure. And I think the lack of religion is one of the reasons why we're facing a lot of problems in our society right now because of the lack of morals and ethics that have been affecting us tremendously. Yeah, and I think that there are definitely some critiques you have there that I would absolutely agree with. And there are some horrific scandals which have taken place in the church that absolutely break my heart. They're unacceptable on every level. I would say that I believe in the Catholic faith, but of course that doesn't mean I condone everything that the church has done or agree with everything Pope Francis says. Right on.

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puppet leaders do anyway. Michael Malice, the press secretary. It's all a show anyway, so you might as well act like it's real. Yeah. Dave, I'll talk to you. Secretary of State, Radowski. I like the sound of that. I. Dave, I'll talk to you. Secretary of State Radowski. I'm fairly confident I'll be voting for him. I love geopolitics.

Here's the thing. Yeah, so I don't know if I've said this on the show, but I think it's pretty clear by anyone who listens to me. My policy for voting is always vote for the most pragmatic pro-life candidate. And so if Dave Smith running is going to rip my heart to shreds because I'll be like, I really vote for dave smith but i don't know if he has a shot it's it's going to be tough for me because dave smith i mean i agree with him on a lot he's very brilliant he's smart um and he's willing to speak truth very often i vote on principle i i don't vote to a vote when you vote for the last of two evils you throw your vote away see i don't know if i agree with that i think look if if we vote third party and then a Democrat gets in and then they can pick Supreme Court justices, in the long run we lose.

It's only because you're locked in that mentality and other people are. So I can say this. I think there's truth in that, too. I will advocate for everyone to vote their conscience, and then I will vote mine. And I just hope that, look, if I'm'm gonna tell people this is what has to be done i'll be the i'll be the one standing in the front of the pack before we go charge into that battlefield fair enough and i'm not making a prediction by any means here but with how horribly the ball has been dropped over the past few years past few months really and how insane the world

has gotten as a result and even leading up to that it's not entirely out of the question that i mean crazier things have happened than a libertarian winning i mean they they did fairly well uh last time around well i'm not saying he's going to by any means but i'm just saying it's it's not as out of the question as it would have seemed five years ago right trent lomelino says hey two ideas for the site ian interviews with orb but always sidetracks to a selected topic by viewers and makes malice and make malice do more God's mistakes. Yeah, those are great ideas, actually. That'd be awesome. Like a little weekly thing from Michael if he was interested.

Ray Corrin says, Tim, the Western Conservative Summit with Andy Ngo and others is in Denver this weekend. BLM and Antifa have declared a counter protest starting at 7pm MST. Pay attention. Could get spicy. Likely will, man. That's worrying. Drummer Et says, Seamus, marry me.

Oh, my gosh, Drummer Et. That's so sweet of you. I don't know anything about you, though. Let's get to know each other first, you know? James M says, Tim, you are white. If I gave you a sandwich that was 75% dookie and 25% ham, would you still call it a ham sandwich? No, I'd call it a ham and dookie sandwich or a dookie and ham sandwich, right?

Like people don't say like – they don't say it's a turkey sandwich. They say it's a turkey with Swiss or it's a turkey club or it's a bacon, lettuce, and tomato. They don't say it's a lettuce sandwich. Well, it's mostly lettuce. So it's a lettuce sandwich. There's bacon on it. So actually, this is an interesting question. Like, would you call it a bacon sandwich, even if it only had like one piece of bacon?

Because the bacon is the meat. Well, it depends on the kind of sandwich, right? Because if you have a hamburger, there are many other toppings on it that you don't mention. If it's cheeseburger, all you mention is the cheese. It's like a hamburger with lettuce and tomato and onion. Maybe we have the ordering window, but no one's calling it that, I've had a burger with a beat with a beef patty and a gigantic slice of pineapple on top. They didn't call it a pineapple sandwich.

They called it a hamburger. Yeah. Yeah. So, hey, hey, hey. All right. Let's see. All right. Turk Longwell says, Tim, as people who can read words, I'm totally digging the newsroom.

Cassandra is great. And the interaction is cool, too. Let's beat CNN and totally digging the newsroom. Cassandra is great and the interaction is cool too. Let's beat CNN and MSNBC. Yes. Cassandra is great. I mean, so we have a story I'm super excited for. We literally just got started. Cassandra just came on and she wrote an article about, so this is real journalism.

People were saying that the embassy in Madrid just put up the Black Lives Matter flag. And so the premise that was being shared was that they took it down in controversy and put up the Black Lives Matter flag. And so the premise that was being shared was that they took it down in controversy and put it back up. So I asked Cassandra. She reached out for a comment. They said it's always been up. And here are the dates of when it went up and when it'll come down. And we wrote a story about it. It's very cut and dry. Embassy in Madrid says they put the flag on May 25th and it'll stay up until the end of Juneteenth. And that's the news. It's not some big sensational story. It was people were curious about the Black Lives Matter flag at the embassy. We got some information.

We put it up. We didn't write in the article. We hate it. It's awful. We're so angry. We said, here's what happened. That's it. There you go.

They don't like that because Cassandra writes real journalism. Granted, she's feisty on Twitter, but the piece speaks for itself. All right. Sean Easton says, hey, Tim and Co, my friend's grandfather recently passed, but the piece speaks for itself. All right. Sean Easton says, Hey, Tim and Co., my friend's grandfather recently passed, and they have to raise money to cover funeral expenses.

Could you shout out Eric Perez on GoFundMe? Also, Seamus, could you partner with Breaking in the Habit? Breaking in the Habit. I'd like to check them out. I've heard the name.

I know it's a Catholic group. I can't remember exactly what they do. Breaking... Is that the monks? Breaking in the habit? Yes, I've seen this guy. I've seen this. I can't remember his name right now.

Alex says, Tim, any plans to create an app? I'm a member, and I'd love to access some spicy TimCast.com content, but I don't get on my home computer often. Yes, the app will be coming, I believe, after the launch of the website, which should be in about two or three weeks. And the idea for the app is that you can listen to podcast episodes in the background. So a lot of people have been asking about that because of the members-only section as a video player, and they want to be able to listen to it, but they don't want their phone to be on. It's like, you know what, man? We're growing quick. I think we might have like 20 employees in the next two or three weeks.

I bet by next year we'll have close to 100. No joke. Maybe, maybe. That's a bold statement. But maybe double, maybe 40 employees by then. Speaking of employees, can we solicit artists again for the game? I'm not sure how many responses we got last time, but it couldn't be. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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The Gulags will at least be diverse With literally everyone locked up in them See you there everybody I don't have the words to explain this absurdity actually i'm speechless just uh just like michael knowles's new book speechless joe sullivan says i think the further left of left would be the alt left i don't know what's further than centralized economy ai economy i have no idea. Yeah, defining the left, it's notoriously difficult.

Patriot American says, I think the Civil War will look like the video game The Division. I agree. Have you guys ever seen The Division? No. Nope. It's basically like in the first one, there's I think was it four or five different factions

that are fighting over New York basically. So you have a paramilitary group, which is just like, they're paramilitary, they contracted the government. When the government fell into shambles, they just went totally independent. And so they're doing their thing, securing the areas and asserting themselves. Then there's like the fireman, I forget what it's called, it's been a while since I've played it.

But it's a bunch of like old firefighters who go around, like they just start, they form a faction. Then there's like just different factions it's interesting all right zach 2007 says what is your opinion about an asian guy living in florida wearing an anti-blm apparel can't exercise your first amendment without protection of the second i suppose i i don't know i got no opinion really on that if you want to wear the shirt, by all means, wear the shirt, whatever. You know.

Thanks for the super chat, Tom Me. Honor Logic says, you guys have seen the dark side of Canada, but not everyone is like that. Now that Marteems, what does it say? Marteems have opened up almost back to normal, almost back to normal,

being led by the province, what you Yanks call states. New Brunswick opening to all of Canada. Interesting. De Stoic says, hey, gang, I want a second opinion. I'm currently enlisting in the military. I know I have the moral integrity to not be influenced by CRT, but everyone, even John Doyle, stresses not to join.

Should I? I'd say no. Oh, no. I was going to say, first, I'd say don't enlist. Yeah. You know, go to college,'d say don't enlist yeah you know go to college get a degree and then you know try and get a commission or whatever yes don't go to college uh and most of my friends who went into the military i regret it yes um so yeah a very very good friend of mine i've mentioned this before my best bud fought in iraq and afghanistan

and he was in the national guard until recently and he just said he couldn't keep supporting the United States government and its foreign policy so he's not joining. And I know you might feel as if you are stronger than to be influenced by those around you and with all due respect, that might be a bit naive. You know, I can just imagine when you're going through basic training these days

and they're like, wipe that smug white privilege off your face, private or whatever. Get on the ground and give me push-ups or something. But you'll have safe spaces at least, right? Actually, you're right. I'm wrong. It's going to be the exact opposite. You get pacifiers and probably diapers.

There's going to be like some dude's going to do something wrong and he's going to be like, is there a problem? Do you need a safe space? Yes, drill sergeant. All right, it's right over like, is there a problem? Do you need a safe space? Yes. Yes, Drill Sergeant. Oh, okay. All right.

It's right over here, guys. I'm so sorry. Is everybody all right? Everybody come inside. We got Coco. We got beanbags. We're watching Ratatouille this time. Got therapy dogs.

Therapy dogs. Everyone's just like overweight. It reminds me of What show was it where Was it South Park No no no Where the It was like very obviously Chinese spies wearing wigs

That's American Dad That's American Dad They were like They were trying to find The Chinese spies in the CIA And there was a guy named like Bill American or something And it was a Chinese guy

With a blonde wig on That's hilarious And they kept asking For the nuclear launch codes He was just trying to get in on white boy summer, man. Yeah, that's right. All right. Caleb B.W. says, Texas for the win.

Today, they officially became a 2A sanctuary state and put a suppressor protection in place for suppressors made in Texas. Sold to Texans. NFA doesn't apply in the last two years. They've signed 17 two-way protection bills in... Do you mean I'm moving soon? That's amazing. Can I also say this? This is one of the

first things in a long time that I've seen conservatives brand effectively. This idea of sanctuary states for guns or sanctuary cities for guns because the left constantly violates federal law by having these sanctuary cities and then when Republicans say we just don't want to follow the law when it comes to guns in our states, they sort of clutch their pearls. But if you're already branding it as a sanctuary city, it doesn't allow them to pretend they're not doing the same thing.

Yep. All right. Noah Zork says, Tim Pool is not giving financial advice, but you should buy some Bitcoin right now in three, two, one. That was actually me reading a quote. I did not tell you to buy Bitcoin, although I personally love buying lots and lots of Bitcoin. Let me see what it's at right now. All right. Benjamin Offerl says, Tim, I was a union employee directly employed by the union until they decided all their employees must be vaccinated.

I do not currently agree with taking the shot, so I left. How does a labor union make medical decisions for one of their own it's insanity uh it's not insanity the the supreme court i believe has repeatedly ruled that employers can require vaccinations that's it that's it so i i guess the thing is it's it's a market decision at this point if you're not happy with it then you leave and see if if they're willing to amend you know what would happen if the bishops denied communion to people who weren't vaccinated? Do you think they'd be in favor of that? Do you think the left would care? I'm being facetious.

If the bishops came out right now and said they would give the opposite, the left would freak out. But if they were like, you can't come to our church. It's too much of a public health risk. You can't come to church without a vaccine. I'm sure the left would have zero problem with that. Some people are saying things about Michael Malice and not letting him leave the show he's great we love him he's funny yeah i got to meet him for the first time yesterday it was great really cool guy jay murray says homeless ncaa the bulk of them are how tim described they don't want help and can't be

helped the alcoholics have become a major safety hazard. They assault nurses and people who refuse to give them money. I read a chapter of Michael's book last night. It was fun. It was an essay by a French anarchist. And so after the show wrapped, I just read through this chapter and it's going to be on the audiobook version. And I guess it's getting a bunch

of really great people to read chapters. So it'll be really interesting to hear all of these people reading anarchist chapters of the book. I would love it if you could get like andy no or jack posobic just because it would be like really interesting to see them like reading an essay from an anarchist they might explode i can't follow sonny james says please left or right look up externalization of the hierarchy when they lay their plans on the table like gates or klaus schwab but you're the conspiracy theorist because you report on it

negatively that is called externalization of the hierarchy that's really really funny actually you know it's like uh the world economic forum says the great reset their plan and the new york times right next to it the great reset is a conspiracy theory don't believe it. It's okay. Okay, what do we got here? Brian Cox says, Tim, have you ever seen or read The Return of the Dark Knight? It's a Batman story written by Frank Miller way back in 1985.

The modern day parallels are scary. It's worth checking out. Cool. Koof says, Kind of stoned. Started listening on my PC. Went to park with my dog wearing wireless headphones came home saw my pc video was perfectly timed with audio from headphones

thought i was hearing luke in my mind i'm fine there you go make 1984 fiction again says i highly encourage each and every one of you to watch the joe rogan with kyle kalinsky from yesterday and his opening points. They started talking about politics and opened with homeless people versus empty house, pure AOC politics for children. Wait, Kyle Kalinsky was saying that and Rogan? Joe, if you're hearing this, I worked for a homeless shelter network and I can tell you a lot about the problems we faced and why we could not end homelessness. And I will tell you absolutely why taking a homeless person and putting them in a house would require force because they won't do it. And it would also result in severe harm to the homeless person because you're dealing with people who are mentally ill, alcoholic, or just outright

struggling. What happens is you put them in this empty home. You got to do, it's way more than that. It is childish to be like, we've got 10 empty homes and five homeless people. Put them in the house. You need furniture. You need electricity. You need utilities. You need things to be cleaned. Have you ever seen what a college dorm looks like? And that's when the college kids actually still have an interest in having it somewhat be presentable. You can't take people who are mentally ill and suffering and just put them in a box and walk away. It requires constant maintenance. If you have 100 homeless people and you put them in 100 houses, you will need 100 staff members. Yes. It's just not possible.

I literally know a homeless guy who it happened to. Who was just put in a house. Exactly. He found a place to live. He was given a place with government assistance. But unfortunately, many, many problems ensued. I don't want to get too into detail out of respect for him. But it's not as simple as just putting people in a house.

It's not. And theoretically, if there's like potentially a way to do it, they tried doing a large housing project in L.A., but the Democrats voted all against it. The supermajority in L.A. said, no, not in my backyard, because what happens is homeless people are homeless for a variety of reasons. And often it's because they reject any kind of support. Some people do. There are legit people who are like working a variety of reasons and often it's because they reject any kind of support. Some people do. There are legit people who are like working a job, lost their job,

and are homeless and desperately trying to get back on their feet. This is the assumption that's made by many leftists. It's a guy or he lost his job and he got kicked out of his house. That exists. We've dealt with those people.

They're very, very easy to help and get out of their problem and that's why you don't need to put them in a home. When we interacted with people who were in those situations, they were homeless for about a week. We found them. We said, we've got a bed for you. Thank you so much. Within a week, they had a job and then we helped them get an apartment and that was it. And they were doing great. People fall on hard times. We helped them with government assistance. We're good. But the majority were unwell or would outright be like, get away from me. Don't you come near me. And what you can't do anything. So you can put them in houses. Then you need someone to spend

about an hour every day cleaning and maintaining the house, checking electrical, making sure the house is going to burn down, making sure they're not doing harmful things in the house. It's extremely expensive. And it was hard enough for these homeless shelters, these nonprofits, to sustain what they currently had, let alone to be able to take the tens or hundreds of thousands of homeless people and just put them in empty homes. It is like a child saying the government can just give people money and then everyone's rich. It's like that woman on CNN who was like, Michael Bloomberg spent $500 million on this election cycle. He could have given everybody a million dollars. They literally don't know anything about numbers.

And they're not dealing with the cause of this problem, which is the mental health crisis, which keeps increasing in velocity. Yeah, it's brutal, man. And I think a huge issue is people's aversion to examining solutions that could work at the community level. It almost seems as if people would rather have a failure at the federal level than a success at the local level because they're unwilling to accept anything that doesn't attempt to tackle the entire problem. But there is no one size fits all solution to it. With all due respect to Kyle Kalinsky, because I think he's a good dude. I said, when he, I said something that was dumb. Oh, Jacobin Magazine,

when I walked into that one thinking they were serious. And his criticism of me was actually really funny. It was like, Tim, come on, man. And I was like, no, you got me. I know. I thought it was real.

But like this, this is on par with Kyle. So I haven't heard what he said about homeless people, but operating under the assumption that it's the same line of, hey, we got empty houses and homeless people put them in the houses. It's similar to when he was flying in the plane and he looked down and said, I wonder why it looks this way. He was looking at farms. And I'm not saying this to be a dick. I'm saying it to point out that there are many people who are on the younger side who don't understand the

greater view of economics and the shape of this country and why it exists the way it does but are very very opinionated this is why i'm rather milked on a lot of policy positions because i'm like i can't see everything but i can tell you this having worked in homeless shelters i have a lot of experience in this and i can tell you why that doesn't work i i want to i want to solve the problem man i want to help these people but it's really hard to do when let's organizations come and push policy that just burns the whole thing to the ground because their children have never seen a farm before. I think often when you don't side on a particular topic, I've just noticed, I think it's because you recognize the principle of subsidiarity in some way.

Because you, and I think I'm the same way on the maybe federal level. When it comes to the local level, I have very, very strong opinions on what needs to happen, and even at the state level. But when you zoom out to the federal level, it's really difficult to pick which policy is going to work for everybody. Whoa, this is interesting. In reference to the show The Stand, The Mad Machina says, there are no orgies or drug use in the book. In fact, a guy gets crucified by Flag for using drugs.

People barely drink for fear of saying blasphemies. Interesting. Flagg is basically the devil, I think. Well, I'm watching the show. I haven't read the book, but he's the leader of the other faction. That's really, really interesting. I'm pretty sure they do drugs in the show.

Tons of drugs. So Stephen King didn't write it so that the bad guys were sexually corrupt? I guess not. That means it's a modern... That means it's modern. Tons of drugs. So Stephen King didn't write it so that the bad guys were sexually corrupt? I guess not. That means it's a modern... That means it's modern. Does that mean that it's like you want to subscribe to Paramount now? I don't know.

I thought it was interesting because I was like everything they're doing is what the left has been saying is a good thing and they're associating it with the bad guys. That's kind of weird to me. That's not something you'd expect in this modern media era. right k lorraine says biden is no example of a man of god my parents got divorced and my mom had to go through classes etc to be able to receive the blood and the body interesting god bless your mother whoa whoa whoa wait is this true thomas s says dave

portnoy has been kicked off Twitter. That's correct. As soon as we started the show, there was also photos of him hanging out with Jack Dorsey going around. What? And some comments he made about his male parts on someone else's. He's back, though, right? I don't know. But I saw him being. I saw him taking off when we started the show.

I was going to bring it up, but then I forgot. Oh, man. He's a funny guy. All right. Alternative JK90 says, This one goes to Seamus. Since you impersonated Tim a while back, can you impersonate Luke? I don't think I have a Luke impression yet.

Okay. We'll work on that. I've got to spend a little bit more time around it. Just say both instead of both. Both? Both. Both, yeah. I know the THD switch. It's all right. We got to spend a little bit more time around it. Just say both instead of both. Both? Both. Both, yeah. I know like the THD switch.

It's all right. We got that a lot in the Chicago area too. It's Brooklyn. Both. Like over there instead of over there. Just like, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like both of them are over there. All right, Marston.

That's my Luke impression so far. We'll get him. Marston says, hey, I'm in PA and literally every business from small, local to big chains have we are hiring signs. This week, local bars closed till tonight because of the staff shortage and gas stations have those flying flag signs. Buy Bitcoin here. Great reset. What if Bitcoin was part of the great reset the whole time?

Could be. It's a global currency. Could be a honeypot. They fooled all the small government people into buying into it. Hey, that's good news. You know why if the if the if the plan all along was that bitcoin would be the currency after the great reset i'm even more confident in my investment hey we will be the global elites what did what did max tweet out something like

if institutions just invested five percent a bitcoin would hit five hundred thousand dollars think about it there's a finite number of Bitcoin. Yeah. Amount of Bitcoins. If every major banking institution wanted to hold a small bit to be safe, the price of Bitcoin would hit half a million to a million dollars. Because they'd have to buy them. That'd be huge.

I look at Bitcoin just like a savings account. Yeah, honestly. That's not financial advice. For me personally, I'm sorry. A lot of people have lost their bitcoin and a huge portion of it is in wallets that the private keys are lost permanently and will never be found john kristen says please have vosh back on with james lindsey to discuss critical race theory we are actually trying to find a good person to bring on because vosh has agreed to come back on, and that would be awesome.

I think – I had a great time with him last time. I think I screwed up a bunch. I think I got him on some things. I think we had a good discussion and went on for like four hours. Here's what I want to avoid. I don't want to do any kind of like bring on the expert to crush Vosh. No, I want to have like a legit conversation, and I don't want to like overwhelm him. So I was like if there's someone you think would be good that you wanted to bring,

and then I would find somebody that way. It's like, we have this bigger conversation to be awesome. I don't know who it will be. I don't think it will be James Lindsay, but we're trying to figure, we're going to try and figure it out. We have a bunch of really awesome people coming up the next week as well.

And what we're trying to do now is this like kind of sort of crossfire thing i want to get people who don't normally interact to interact so maybe someone who's like big on bitcoin talking with someone who's very anti-critical race theory it's not something you normally see and then have these conversations just to see how they flesh out for people who you know aren't familiar it'll be fun all right let's see we'll do a couple more ammo adam says in the stand there is no drug usage in Flag's area. He wanted his followers coherent, then destroyed them.

Remind you of communism? Interesting. I think it's really fascinating the view of the, like the very black and white good and evil of how they're doing it with the devil and God, right?

Sonny James says, I think they want to automate the ish out of my job, out of job but like ray kerswell warned agi won't align with human values why should they what other species extinks themselves automation is death in my opinion yeah what will happen is we'll program an ai and it will do things you don't realize. It will create a system you don't understand. So here's the way I explain an AI future. You will wake up one day and you'll make your coffee and then you'll walk to your front door and then your phone will buzz and it'll say jump three times. And then you'll jump three times and then it'll go, it's like Bitcoin deposited in

your account. And you're just like, huh? Then you'll be walking down the street, going to your friend's house, and it'll say, spin around counterclockwise twice, and you will. And then it'll go, bling, Bitcoin deposited. And you're like, I have no idea why that is. Then you'll be walking, and it'll say, look to your left, there's a box, open it. And there'll be a strange mechanical device. And then it'll say, before you turn left at the next block, hand it to the person who walks past you.

And you'll walk over, and you'll hand it to them, them and they'll walk away and then you'll get Bitcoin deposited. The AI knows what each of these actions did and how it plays into the bigger picture and how it helped it. It's extremely efficient. You don't. You're confused and you don't care. I jumped three times. I don't know. No idea.

No idea why I did that. Got some Bitcoin though. And then you get paid to do it. So your jobs would make no sense. The most efficient way to get a job done isn't to have one person go to the factory and do all these things. It would be to have a completely decentralized system

where everyone does a little bit of it throughout the day. So the AI would dramatically transform the economy. And unfortunately for us, we could assume all those things made sense, but they also might not, they might just not make sense. Yeah, I actually, I disagree here here i think that it can be less efficient to break things up to a level that small because once people no longer see the purpose of what they're

doing they're less likely to put their best effort in i disagree the it'll the ai is going to manipulate us like social media you're gonna get you're gonna get likes and rewards it's gonna be like you earned 25 experience points and And then it'll be like, once you get to level 100, you'll earn this. And they go, what do I got to do to level 100? And it's like,

quick, pick up that rock, run 10 feet and throw it as far as you can. And then you're like, okay, and then you do. And then the rock lands perfectly in this field of rocks where a guy's picking up rocks

and throwing them into a grinding machine to make powder or whatever. And it's like, you won't even realize you'll be driving your car and then it'll say new task pick up this man it'll show a picture of a guy and then you'll just pull over and the guy's phone the guy will look at his phone it'll say get in this man's car and you'll go okay and they'll get in and you'll have no idea what you're

doing or why this is a good story idea you're giving black mirror free ideas right now that's but but but it's literally that's what it would be. No, I think it's interesting. I want to see it fleshed out. We look how AI organizes things, and you don't understand it. It's solving it on its own. So the individual would be totally clueless to it. But anyway, my friends. Man, thanks for hanging out for this Friday night session.

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