Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #402 - Anti-Biden Song Let's Go Brandon Hits #1, 2, AND 3, People HATE Biden w/Libby Emmons

Episode Date: October 28, 2021

Tim and Lydia host friends Seamus of FreedomToons and Libby Emmons, editor of the Post Millennial to examine why a song denigrating Joe Biden climbed to the tops of the charts, the twists and turns in the upcoming Rittenhouse trial, the horrendous high school drag lap dance fest that took place in Kentucky, a Doritos example featuring a pair of gay Hispanic ghosts, a Twix commercial starring a child-threatening cool-girl witch and a cross-dressing boy, and how companies think that running bizarre woke advertisements will raise their social credit scores. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let's Go Brandon has reached number one, number two, number three, and number eight on iTunes, displacing Adele, pissing off a lot of lefty establishment media critics. But something else strange has happened. Now, I'm not entirely sure they've done this across the board, but when you go to Apple's website to look at the top ten, Let's Go Brandon, not there. None of them. There's two different, well, there's three different them. There's two different. Well, there's three different versions. There's two different songs. One of the songs has three different versions,

like a remix and extended version, and it's dominating the top of the charts. Well, it kind of looks like iTunes has completely removed the songs, all of them from the top charts, because the only way to maintain these, I don't know, left wing ideas and culture is to censor the right. There's like a meme where they say, I think it's from 4chan, that any sufficiently open forum will become right wing. And that's why leftists come in with heavy handed rules, because otherwise it would just be right wing. Well, iTunes started to get dominated. And so they have to take back control of the cultural institutions. We've got a couple more stories, though.

Biden is getting absolutely obliterated by Manchin. He's losing everything. The IRS tax reporting thing where they're going to track your account, gone. Beautiful. Medical care, like all this stuff just being gutted. The bill's now cut in half. Biden is losing. Yes! Because they're desperate to pass something before next year because they know they're going to lose the House.

And then we got some other cultural stories. Apparently some very strange commercials. What is this? Doritos put out a commercial where a Latino family summons their dead uncle and then discover that he's gay. It's just like a weird commercial. Meanwhile, I didn't know

ghosts could eat Doritos. I didn't either. Isn't that like something they can't do is eat? I thought they couldn't. Maybe they have ghost Doritos. Ghost chips. Ghost chips. Instead of ghost ships. Yes, I love it. There's another story where apparently Twix made a commercial that has nothing to do with Twix. Of course not. It's just like

a kid wearing a dress. Just Satanism. Is that what it's about? Basically, yeah, if you watch the commercial. So my friends, Luke and Ian, are currently on a date together. They won't be on the show tonight. No, they're both out. And we're being joined by Libby Emmons. Want to introduce yourself?

I think people know you. Yeah, here I am. How you doing? I'm Libby Emmons. I'm the editor-in-chief of the Postmillennial. Happy to be here. And there's some other guys sitting here. This other guy.

This other guy. Wandering into the studio. Who am I? Seamus Coghlan of Freedom Tunes. It's great to be back. And I am really enjoying our different crew for this evening. And I was telling Libby this evening that she's like a magnet for chaos. And then we almost hit a deer on the way down.

And I was like, I was not joking. It's very true. I didn't know I was a magnet for chaos. We survived. We're here. I the way down. And I was like, I was not joking. It's very true. I didn't know I was a magnet for chaos. We survived. We're here. I'm glad we're here. It's going to be a great show.

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Get your Step On Snack and Find Out shirt. Because it's funny. And I'm going to get a bunch. But let's talk about the news. Here we go. This is where it gets really weird. From PopVortex.com. You can see iTunes Top 10 Music Charts USA. Top songs.

Let's Go Brandon, featuring Tyson James and Chandler Crump, Bryson Gray. Let's Go Brandon extended version, Loza Alexander. Three. Let's Go Brandon, Loza Alexander. Knocking Adele out of the first place position. Then you get Walker Hayes. You get Ed Sheeran. Then you get Elton John.

And the number eight is Let's Go Brandon. Wow. But here's what gets crazy. Check this out. Check this out. So someone chatted actually when we were starting the show that they removed it. And I'm like, no. No.

That would be too obvious. So I pulled up music.apple.com, US top 100, USA, and it's not there. That's insane. But this is a different chart. So I don't know exactly what's going on because this is not the same chart. This has the most played songs in the US updated every day. And this is from apple.com, but they're different songs. So I don't know.

Like Adele is there, easy on me, but then they have Drake. Yeah. And Drake isn't up here. So maybe, I don't know. I don't know like adele is there easy on me but then they have drake yeah and drake isn't up here so maybe i don't know what i don't know am i missing something here that's why i didn't title it that's why i didn't that's why we need casey casem yeah exactly tell us what's going on you guys remember casey yes i do know who's that where am i my son casey casem he did like the top 40 40 yeah oh my gosh. It was great. And he had this great voice and I think he lived to be about 175 years old. Pretty much, yeah.

Yeah, to do it and he would like announce the... You know, as like a lich, like an undead. Yeah, yeah. Kind of, yeah. Kind of. Like the Harito commercial.

If you heard the voice, you might know it. I bet you'd do a good impression of it too. Probably. I guess. Here's what's funny about this, right? So where's the story?

Here we go. This is from showbiz411. Adele booming at radio but temporarily knocked off iTunes top spot by moronic anti-Biden song. Nice headline. Okay. Hold on, hold on. It's from October 25th, right? Okay.

Here's what he says. Easy on me was knocked off its perch at number one on iTunes after 10 straight days. The temporary displacer is a moronic single called let's go brandon by bryson gray tyson an anti-biden record for anti-vaxxers idiots idiots are pushing this piece of crap up the itunes chart but no one in their right mind would spend money on it it's not a song or record it's just garbage adele will be back at number one tomorrow i love the framing maybe that's why I love the framing. Maybe that's why it's not on the... Maybe that's why.

Maybe people aren't buying it. They're just listening to it. Oh, I don't know. Maybe, but it is in the top list. I mean, you saw it on your phone. You checked. Yeah, and it's there. Let's go. Brendan's there. And then, but this guy said October 25th it would be knocked off the chart. Adele will be number one. Sorry, dude. Did you get a fact check on that? Also, I love that.

Let's get Kessler on it. It's like the anti-Biden song is moronic and what, like Adele makes music for intellectuals? Yeah, I don't know about that. I like Adele. I think she's good. I don't have anything against her, but is that just like more sophisticated?

It's all pop music. Right. Pretty much. Hello. Yeah, it's me. It's me. It's a great song. Let's Go Brandon is, you know,

the one hit wonder of 2021. Yeah, but it's two different songs. There's two versions of it. Well, there's more than two versions. There's two different songs and then multiple versions of one song. Remixes and stuff, yeah. So people like Let's Go Brandon. Yeah, they really, really like it.

And one thing that I enjoy, and look, we all do this. We're all guilty of it. But people who don't produce anything trashing on something that everybody else loves. Right. It's like this song got into the top charts three times. Literally three times. The exact same song. This guy's like, it's moronic.

It's terrible. No, no, no. Now help me out with this, guys. Remember the song F Donald Trump? Yeah. No. F Donald Trump. That's a real bop, Tim.

Yeah, it came out in 2016 it actually reached number one on itunes november 7 2020 oh nice yeah so f f it's called fdt is the name of the song but can i say something oh sorry well is it isn't let's go brandon a more creative way of saying it than just like this guy yeah like she's saying f this guy that's moronic that that's why i think let's go brandon does does really well but what i was going to say is were conservatives outraged over F Donald Trump? I think I remember some people being like, how crude. Like it knocked Adele off. How could this have happened?

They might say that it was crude, but that's because conservatives are always saying that pop music is crude. That's true. Yeah, like WAP. Remember when Benji was here? Yeah, they're right. Gosh. That was hysterical. And also that song is kind of nasty. It's very nasty. It's a gross song. That's true. Yeah, like WAP. Remember when Ben Shapiro... Yeah, they're right. Gosh. That was hysterical. And also, that song

is kind of nasty. It's very nasty. It's a gross song. It's not a sexy song. You know what I mean? There's no like... There's no... Intrigue.

When Ben Shapiro read the lyrics to WAP and then someone took it and put it over WAP, that was legit hilarious. True comedy. So I kind of feel like that's the big difference between if you're in the cult and you're not in the cult. You know, I like Adele.

I think Adele's really good. She's a great music star. She's very talented, yeah. And Ed Sheeran, I don't know a whole lot about him, but I got... He's really boring. I like Elton John. Elton John's got a lot of great classic songs. Me too.

Yeah, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. Yep. Excellent music. Rocket Man, come on. Who doesn't like... Rocket Man is good. Yeah, who doesn't like.... Yep. Excellent music. Rocket Man, come on. Rocket Man is good. I prefer William Shatner's cover, but... Also good. Me too.

I forgot about that one. It's so good. Rocket Man. No, but this is what's funny. Even if conservatives were criticizing the F. Donald Trump song, they weren't going, they knocked a doll off the top shelf. Exactly. Exactly.

You know what's interesting about that too is like so the uh the thing where low art became high art in american culture is what allowed adele to be something like critically acclaimed and now they don't like that there's more low art already low art out also part of the thing with let's go brandon is if the song was you know know, FDT, but FJB instead, that would get censored all over the place. Oh, yeah. That would be like hate speech. It would be racist to call the old white male president names or something.

Like somehow that would all be wrong. So this is a nice little workaround of censorship as well, which we obviously need a great deal of these days. I think Bryson's version is family friendly. I haven't heard any of that. Like he doesn't cuss or anything. Good for him. Because he was saying that YouTube deleted... Just like the kids bop version, like they're all bopping in the car with their family. I love it.

They say fudge, you know, and ship. I just released Biden bops, if anyone wants to check that out. Oh my gosh. That was so good. Oh my gosh. That was amazing. Should not have a shabbit of pressure. I just keep listening to old Weezer. Bryson mentioned this because youtube deleted his video from you from youtube saying that it was like medical misinformation and he's like what wait what was medical this song let's go

brandon yes like people are listening to this song for medical advice and they're like well i was gonna get vaccinated but then i heard let's go, Brandon. Right. That does not follow. No, it's very obvious. The left controls cultural institutions by force. 100%. They wouldn't.

If they didn't own these platforms, they would not survive. Exactly. They're losers. This music. You know, it's really funny. We did a segment the other day talking about bands like Rage Against the Machine and The Offspring. And I go back and I look at some of this music. I was looking at, I think, Gone Away by The Offspring.

Reached the Billboard Hot 100 number one. It was like a number one single. It is a really good song. But then you look at the video for it and it's like it doesn't get a lot of play. But then you look at some other pop music with billions of views, and I'm like, it seems to me that back in the day, they were artificially propping up songs that people didn't really care for. That's how the industry worked. And now that people have the ability to choose, you can see what kind of music people really do like playing. Well, that's what would happen is record companies would send out the songs to the radio stations, and the radio stations would have to play those songs a certain number of times a day.

Interesting. They would push them. Yeah. I didn't realize that. They would have to play those songs a certain number of times a day. Interesting. They would push them. I didn't realize that. It was the old time influencer model of radio. Wow, interesting. So it's crazy to think about that a lot of the songs we heard in the 90s was just a record label being like, we want to sell this song.

It's like, do people like it? There were some bangers though, you know? Closing time. Glycerin? Also good. Or glycercerine i don't know green day the whole but were they were they really the best or was it just that's all you could get i hated green day yeah green day wow well it's a little messed up not the best why are you a green day fan okay green day is the worst i agree yeah and they had their they got a they got a broadway show i think really what didn't they yeah there was like a musical there was a green day musical Green Day is the worst. I agree. Yeah, and they had their – they got a Broadway show, I think. Green Day?

Really? What? Didn't they? Yeah, there was like a musical. There was a Green Day musical. That grosses me out. I don't like that. Huh.

I wonder – it's really funny because we talked about this before too with American Idiot. I remember – I could be wrong about this, but my understanding was that they had produced some garbage pop album with like acoustic songs and then people ragged on them for like not being punk. So then they scrapped the album and then made american idiot and they were like there's an original broadway cast recording of what american idiot oh of course right it's political because it was a uh that was a musical tim the look of genuine confusion on your face why would they allow

that in 2009 it uh premiered at Berkeley Rep. Oh. It won a Grammy. Gross and weird. Mm-hmm. Don't like that. Wow. Yeah. Wow. Ugh.

Record company. Grammys. I hate all that stuff. Yeah. Literally just patting themselves on the back. Anytime the industry gives itself an award,

it makes my skin crawl. It's also an opportunity so that you could get up on stage and tell everybody how proud you are to have had an abortion. Yep. Right?

Yep. Murdered my child. Good, good story. And you're all horrible people at home. Maybe not Broadway. No, I was saying Grammys. Who did that? Oh, Murdered my child. Good, good story. And you're all horrible people at home. Maybe not Broadway. No, I was saying Grammys. Who did that?

Oh, the Grammys. No, that was Oscars. That was Oscars. Oh, that was Oscars. I'm sorry. I get confused with the celebrities awarding themselves

for no reason. Yeah, exactly. Doing a little bit of this, patting themselves on the back. They're all doing it all the time. Which reminds me, we're going to be doing

the official TimCast award. Oh, who's going to win? Oh, who's going to win? I wonder. Seamus. Oh. Seamus, you win. What's my award? Beautiful. Is it going to be a golden alpaca? Well, I's going to win? Oh, who's going to win? I wonder. Seamus, what's my award? Beautiful. Is it going to be a golden alpaca?

Well, I'd like to thank my abortion doctor. Oh, Seamus, how dare you? I shouldn't even joke about that. I literally just made myself sad. What should really happen is men should get up there on the stage and they should talk about how they encourage their girlfriends to have abortions or their wives to have abortions so that their careers could be that much better without having the burden of children. And then these not fathers could be applauded for having exterminated pregnancies.

This is the exact thing. Why do we only celebrate women who kill their children? Every single argument I saw when people were hashtag shouting their abortions, every argument I saw equally applied to deadbeat dads. Every single one was like, well, it helped me get further along in my career. I wasn't ready for a child. You could say this about a guy who just abandons his kids.

Those are crazy arguments, too. Like, I wanted to have a career and go to school and it's like... You can do that. So someone had to die? Like a person had to die? It's so emotionally manipulative here's what they'll do you'll show a woman a mammogram of what her actual child or not a man oh i'm getting confused because planned parenthood planned parenthood claims they have mammograms

but they don't um so that's always in my head when i discuss it they literally have no mammograms no not at a they have said they they do for years you cut your boobs off yeah yeah for sure but i'm sorry mammograms. So if you show someone an ultrasound of what their child actually looks like, that's emotional manipulation. But if you convince women that they'll just never achieve their dreams

unless they kill their baby, that's reasonable. Yeah, that's fine. Yeah. That's insane. Yeah. That's to me. Yeah, checks out.

That's like a weird segue, though. Where's my Timcast award? Yeah, there you go. We can award for that. For best hard segue into a super rock. We're talking about family planning. It seems like a pretty slow news day, to be completely honest. Like, I was reading the news, and it was just like everyone was kind of just twiddling their thumbs. It was a good day to drive directly into the sun.

Yeah, perfect. That worked out for you, then. I'm sorry. I guess we're kind of just in this middle period waiting for the election. Yeah, the R written house trial. The written house trial is interesting. Did you see, you guys, maybe you talked about it already and I missed it, but they were saying the people who were killed in that situation cannot be referred to as victims.

That's right. That's right. They can be referred to as rioters. You know, which is appropriate. I agree. I totally agree. So I had that tweet that Donald Trump pinned on Twitter for a long time where it was like the written house thing that like helped convince me to vote for Trump.

And that's like, like the left views it as like, it's proof of being far right or whatever. It's crazy though, because it's this, this story with right now shows you that left and right are meaningless other than you either are an idiot who believes fake BS or you care about facts. Destiny, for instance, leftist streamer, was like the clearest case of self-defense I've ever seen. And then his argument with Vosh. Vosh said in the Marvel movies, good guys put their guns down. It's like, no, they don't. And that's totally fake.

And it was like, no, they don't. And that's totally fake. And it was so horrific. I mean, it was such an abomination when they changed Star Wars, for example, and made it so that Han didn't shoot first. That was the stupidest thing ever. Obviously, what makes him a good character is that he's conflicted. I don't think he was conflicted. He was like, I'm going to shoot this man. He does bad things, right? Well, he was kind of a scoundrel.

Yes, which is a good thing about him. And that's the only... I mean, would Leia have fallen for the good guy? No. No way. She falls for the scoundrel with dirty hands. That was a little weird of her, I would say. That was really just for luck. That was just for luck.

You know the funny thing about the Star Wars when she kissed her brother is that they have the force, right? They have like strong in the force, so they had to have known. You know, when... That's weird. Why wasn't it like with magnets you know when when when he's like vader's already vader's here already he can sense my presence or whatever and then when vader's like search your feelings or whatever you know whether he's your father oh my goodness so there's no way but maybe it's not maybe it's only if you're looking for it, you know? If you're into somebody, you don't stop to think, I need to search the force for whether this is my sister.

Yeah, of course not. They have that app in Iceland. Yeah, they do. So you don't date your cousin. No, really? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. There's an app in Iceland where you can look up if the person you're dating is actually your cousin. Very small gene pool up there.

I can see that being repurposed for a kink. Oh, my goodness. Well, back to Kyle Rittenhouse. Yeah, this will be interesting. Well, it's insane, too, because this is another reason why it's so dangerous to have a dialogue surrounding guns in a country where a large majority of the citizens have never handled a gun, and most of the people on the other side of the gun debate have never seen one in person i

think oftentimes because you turn the volume people don't realize the unbelievable discipline which was required for kyle to literally only hit his targets like he's in an urban environment being chased on by a mob and he only hit the people who were trying to attack him. People think that weapons function as they do in the films where anyone can just hit whatever target they want to shoot. That's not easy. It's not easy. And this is one thing that anyone who knows anything about firearms will tell you when people ask, like, why would you need 30 rounds? Why would you need a 15-round magazine and a handgun?

Well, the reason is because most of the time you're not going to hit your target, especially if you don't train very often, especially if you're an average person, you're not in the military or something, someone who's been tactically trained or shoots every day, you're probably going to miss a good amount. And also it can take more than one bullet to take a person down. So the fact that this kid was able to, with precision, hit only the people who were trying to hurt him when he was being chased down by an entire mob of people is a testament of adults. Of adults. It's a testament to how responsible he was. He wasn't just out there shooting his gun out like a maniac.

He only hit people who were a direct threat to his life, even though an entire mob was chasing him down. Well, that's why. So the judge said you can call them riders looters and arsonists but not victims right the the amount of misinformation in this story it's it's mind boggling it's infuriating because i expect it when it comes to politics yeah but this is so crazy man go on twitter and look at like what these progressive TikTokers are saying about it. And they're like a white supremacist mass murderer who took a gun and crossed state lines. It's like that is none of it is true. None of it's true.

None of it's true. The other thing too is shortly after that, I think it was in, what was it, September of 2020, the Biden campaign came out with an ad where they called Rittenhouse a white nationalist. A white nationalist? Yeah. They could just say that about anybody. Biden called him that. Biden said that in a campaign ad.

And the family came out and said, we're going to sue you. I don't know what happened with that. But when you have the man who becomes president making up lies to win political elections. Lies about a teenager. Lies about a teenager. To try to damage their reputation. Who was trying to protect his community. Yeah. And himself. Well, and it's funny too. One of the reasons, one of the most obvious tells from the get-go that this was not the kind of mass shooting

situation the left was trying to make it out to be, is people on the left were actually referring to gun laws that they thought were broken. Every single time a shooting occurs, they pretend that there were no laws in place to prevent it because then they have to acknowledge the fact that whatever new laws are put into place are just going to be disobeyed by any psychopath who wants to murder people anyway. And so with Rittenhouse, they're saying he traveled to a different state with a gun, which is illegal. First of all, that's not even true. But if it was, if you really think someone's a mass murderer, you're not all that concerned with the regulations they broke transporting their gun.

It's all they got. Exactly. It's all they had. Yeah, that's a good point. It's crazy. Like, man, it's been getting bad. You know, I know I go, oh, Civil War and all that stuff. But I'm like, dude, it is really bad.

So I follow a bunch of progressive YouTubers and stuff. And just to see the amount of fake news they peddle, I realized something today. Because a lot of them I watch, they don't have sources. Or they'll use broken sources. They won't seek out. They'll find a source that has the information they prefer. Of course. And then they'll show that as their source, like Slate.com and Huffington Post.

And I use CNN as often as I can. I do use Daily Mail fairly often, but I try to use CNN. I try to use CBS. I try to use NBC. And then I'm always fact checking and trying to be like, whenever I'm looking at a story, I'll try and find like four different versions of the same story and then go through them and see what their source is to make sure that they're not doing closed loop sourcing. I think that makes a lot of sense to do it that way because otherwise

you're just not sure who's reporting off of what and where they got their information. So if I can verify something, I choose to use CNN because I think it's funny. Yeah. I'm like,

use their own sources against them, 100%. Well, if CNN gets it right, they deserve to be used as a source. Also true. On those rare occasions. And more importantly, when they're like, Jim Poole made up this story about rittenhouse like that's that's the new times yeah so i i tweeted uh the people were tweeting with the alec baldwin thing and

they were like you know alec baldwin did nothing wrong and they said kyle rittenhouse should go to prison and then i said alec baldwin was a producer on the film who was handed a loaded weapon didn't check pointed at a woman and pulled the trigger. Kyle Rittenhouse was defending a bunch of businesses from rioters who fled after being attacked trying to put out a fire. Trying to put a fire on

as they were pushing it towards a gas station and only fired when fired upon. And I get these leftists like, that never happened. No one fired at him. And I'm like, the New York Times reported that.

Yeah, the New York Times reported that. So I pull up the New York Times. I show the photo where it shows the circle. It says muzzle flash. And then I paste it and I'm like, there's the image.

Here's the link. And they're like, oh, please, if you go frame by frame, you can make anything up. And there were journalists on the ground covering that stuff.

We've had them all here. Yeah, and we were all watching that. It was so clear. Dude, if... There was great coverage of that. People made a good point the other day. If Rittenhouse gets convicted, there'll be riots.

If he's acquitted, there'll be riots. And it's not going to be from the right. Of course. The left is going to riot no matter what. Because if they do convict him, he's not going to get the worst possible charges, probably. I mean, for a while, I was saying life. But after seeing this judge... I like this judge. I don't think so.

Well, yeah, exactly. Here's the thing. Part of why this is such an important battle for them is because they want people to be terrified of the mob and they want you to know that if you defend yourself, you're going to be punished for it. And so if this kid goes down simply for defending himself, the message that sends to the American public is if there are people in your community burning down businesses and attacking innocent people, you mind your business. Or if you're the person who they want to kill, you let them kill you.

Because if you don't, we'll destroy your life anyway. So the thing about Rittenhouse really is that if he hadn't defended himself, if he had allowed the mob to kill him as 33 people were killed this past summer, none of us would know his name. Right. But because he defended himself, he's front page news. We would know his name. We might. But the average person wouldn't be talking about it.

The people who killed him when their trial date came up, that wouldn't be a news story. They wouldn't be pushing it as hard as they're pushing the Rittenhouse story. The media wouldn't be talking about it. They're also pushing the Arbery story, the Ahmaud Arbery story. The young man who was killed in Georgia by – who's a black man killed in Georgia by three white guys in a pickup truck. He was jogging inside a house that was under construction. He was jogging inside a house under construction.

Yeah, so that was another sort of like... What? In boots, right? Was he wearing boots? I need to double check on this. Yeah, I think he was wearing boots. But the mob has to use might because they have no moral authority at all. And so they have to use shame and all of those things.

That's the only way that they have power. There is an occupying force in our culture and government that represents a fringe faction of ideologies. And it's because of the cowardice of so many people that they're able to get away with what they do. Exactly. And these mobs are their militant wing. I have to say I'm so intrigued by this judge, by him saying this before the trial even gets underway. What is he thinking?

What is he trying to convey? Because he's being surprisingly based which is well you know what he said he said that if the defense could back up their claims that these were arsonists rioters and looters and they could for sure call them that they just have to back it up which i think is um pretty possible to do they were literally trying to set a gas station on fire that night in kenosha the prosecutor argued They were literally trying to set a gas station on fire that night in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The prosecutor argued they were just trying to obstruct a road with a flaming dumpster. And the judge is like, that's OK. Yeah, the judge goes, he's like,

excuse me, it's just arson. Come on. As if there's a zone where that's acceptable. And they're like, well, you know, he wasn't. Yeah. This is what we have to look forward to. Well, there was another man, too, who I don't think it was in Kenosha. We reported on it at Postmillennial. Mia Cothell wrote about it at length. There was a man who was defending his shop and his elderly father against a mob of looters. And this man shot one of the looters who was trying to break into the shop he was then um condemned vilified mobbed online all of that stuff for being a racist because the man he shot was

black he was simply he was defending his shop against these people and he later killed himself whoa oh my because it was so traumatizing and horrible there's a nobody says his name and i can't even remember his name, which is horrible. There's a story out of Philly that never got really big play at all because there was no interest from anybody to cover it. But during the height of the riots, there was a local gun store I used to go to. And the guy told me, this is crazy. He told me that they got a warning from the ATF that people were going to try and loot gun stores during the riots. Right.

Later on, I heard a news story that three guys tried breaking into a Philly gun store. And one of them, I think one of them was shot and killed. And like someone may have been injured. I can't remember. But I put two and two together. I was like, whoa. I remember. So what happened was the guy was sleeping in his gun shop.

That's right. ATF probably called him, told him, because the other gun shop told me he was also sleeping in his store. Right. And then he's sitting there armed and someone breaks in and bam. Jeez. No one. That's a way to save lives is to prevent people from stealing your guns. Yeah.

Yeah, absolutely. No 2A person thought it was going to be a good story probably to be like, Hey, look what happened. And the left certainly didn't want to say, Hey, the black lives matter. People are trying to steal guns now. There is that video though, where they break into a gun store and then just start taking everything. Have you seen that? I haven't seen that. Dude, it was crazy last year. Can you believe it's been almost two years since we've been under, uh, we've been living under fascism? I didn't realize. I had no idea. That's crazy, right? When would you say the fascism started?

The lockdowns. March 13th, 2020. Is that it? The date? So we're about a year and a half in. That's when New York City's school closed. School's closed. Wow.

Which I remember distinctly because I had pulled my son out of school because there were lice. Oh, nice. It wasn't the COVID that did it. It was the lice. Gross. And then I was like, I'm not having lockdown with the lice. Oh, nice. It wasn't the COVID that did it. It was the lice. Gross. And then I was like, I'm not having lockdown with the lice.

Yeah, that's not going to work for me. Let's talk about this story that you guys have at the Post Millennial because it's horrifying and probably will get us in trouble on YouTube, but we should talk about it. Let's do it. It didn't get the high school in trouble on social media,

so it'll get us in trouble for... We'll get in trouble for talking about it. No, it didn't. Oh, all right. It was on social media. I'm sure, yeah, we're fine. From Post Millennial, investigation underway

after Kentucky high school host dragged pageant featuring male teens in lingerie giving lap dances to staff. Oh my gosh. I didn't realize the people dancing were minors. Yes. I didn't know.

I'm serious. I didn't... When people were sharing the story, I was like, oh, that's horrible and disgusting. I didn't realize that it wasn't like they brought people in to do something inappropriate in a high school. They actually had minors doing this. Dude, that's like prison stuff.

That should be hard time. Those are minors that you're having give lap dances. That's a sex offense. That's the absolute state of these United States. What is happening right now? My gosh. It was Jacob Gardner. I just want to say that.

The man who killed himself. Yeah, yeah. We talked about it. Oh, that's right. That's right. That's right. Yeah, he was the guy. It was in Omaha.

Yeah, that's right. And they attacked his restaurant. Right. The guy was choking him out. Right. Well, not only do we have those kind of stories, we also have this where at a high school they're having minor males give lap dances to teachers. That is so unbelievable. No, it's not.

Come on. You're right. It's unbelievable. But it's so – the audacity of these people. First, they shut the schools down for over a year and whine and complain. Anyone tells them that they have to go back into the classroom and do their job. And then on top of that, they happen to be pushing all this CRT stuff, this sort of Kinsey and perverse sexual education curriculum with all of these gross modern ideas in it.

And then before this story breaks, we're seeing think pieces about how parents don't really have rights. We need to allow the teachers to do their job. We have the Attorney General saying that as well. The Attorney General today affirmed that he was going to continue the investigation into angry parents. Even though the National School Boards Association has

basically rescinded their original letter from September. That's what they need to be investigating, of course. Not the rampant sex abuse problem in public schools. It's also not as if this is an isolated occurrence. Sexual abuse is a common phenomenon in public schools. This is just a practical, right? This is just the practical from the genderqueer health class. Did you see that book that was going viral today?

We're weird for making it weird, right? Yeah, yeah, where it shows like... The president touted this book. It is disgusting. If you look at it, it's got explicit sex acts in it. Yeah. It's pornography, right?

And it's not just written down. It is. It's pornography. It's drawn. It's very visual. And it's very explicit. It's got depictions of minors engaging in adult activities.

Yep, yep. So this stuff is unbelievably disgusting. I did a video a couple weeks ago that I spent a long time researching and it's about a gentleman named Kinsey. By the name of Kinsey. I watched that one.

Yeah. And he is known as the father of sexology, Dr. Kinsey. He basically defined... One of my friends in high school, their dog was named Kinsey. Oh, wow. Yeah, I know.

To like shame the guy? I hope so. No, no. It was just they thought it was funny. I mean, a lot of people name their dog Seamus. It's a very common thing when I say my name is Seamus. Oh, I have a dog named Seamus. Oh, great.

Wonderful. Anyway, yeah. So Kinsey is basically the person who... He is the sexology, what Freud was to psychology. I mean, he basically developed this field. And his accolades went on to develop SECIS, which sets standards basically and largely influences federal standards

for sexual education or what we call comprehensive sexual education in the United States. So Kinsey, and this is all the way back in the 40s, right? He was doing these surveys on human sexuality. And he published a document saying, hey, what we learned from our surveys is that people are not following the sexual morals and norms

that society has attempted to foist upon them now his findings were faulty and abraham maslow who was by no means a religious conservative came forward and said this study was horribly done because he oversampled prisoners homosexuals prostitutes and it was also self-reported that was the thing maslow had the problem with that was self-reported who in the 40s is going to tell you their sexual history the vares of sex practices exactly weird people yeah and so on top of that there were also there was um the official story from the kinsey institute and they've changed their story but the official story is that there was a child sex abuser who came to kinsey who kinsey taught how to use a

stopwatch to time his sexual abuse of the children so that he could publish in his documents. And in the Kinsey mail report, there is a data table showing data. I'll put it this way. So I don't get your channel deleted that you could only possibly have if you sexually abuse the child to get it. And so this is the guy who's upon which we have based the field of sexology. And his disciples went on to found Cicus, and it's all done with the assumptions that he forwarded in our culture. And the guy was a pervert who was enabling pedophiles. Well, we're still enabling pedophiles. And we're still enabling pedophiles. But my point is... I mean, here it is in Kentucky.

Well, but that's my point. People see things like this in they think it just started but the seeds were sown for this a very long time ago you had in the 1980s in time magazine pomeroy one of kinsey's co-authors saying that he thought that incestuous behavior between adults and children is not necessarily harmful i just on record wow yikes just on record so this is what we're starting to see translated into these schools. Exactly. That's how it kind of comes together for people. You build your house on sand, it falls apart, right? And if your house is built upon

these horrific, immoral sexual attitudes, you get horrific immoral sexual outcomes. And that includes sexual abuse. It's funny because it feels like conservatives have been asleep at the wheel for a long time. Very long time. Democrats have mastered their ground game. They've really dominated for a long time. But the Democrats are in charge of corporations. They're in charge of political power. They have all the cultural power. They have the academic and institutional power.

So they have control over all of these avenues of power in the United States, and they're using it to bludgeon the rest of us. And they're acting as though they are speaking out against power, because that's the language that they have used to gain power. We're speaking against this overarching, authoritarian, totalitarian moral code. And now they're using those exact same tactics to destroy us. Amen. On purpose. Well. Because all along to them, power was just new speak for a thing we don't like, right? Because it's blatantly

obvious that they're the people in power. So whenever they say your publication attacks the downtrodden and you punch down, they say this about humor they dislike all the time. It's punching down. The people are punching down. Exactly. What they mean by down is thing we like. Doesn't matter whether that thing is empowered or not.

What matters is they like it. So they say it's powerless or it represents the powerless. But it has nothing to do with actual power dynamics. It just happens to be something that they like, and so they know it's better optics to say that's not. The seat of power is corporations. Yeah, well, yes. Seated corporations, and we're seeing that so fully.

We see that online all the time. You know, like the corporations do what they're told. That's how it appears. And then they take all of that and they foist it on the rest of us. I was looking up chief diversity officer. It's just as oppressive as the religious authorities used to be. I would say less. It's worse.

I would say more. It's way worse. I would say way worse. You know, like, religion, deeply influential in a lot of ways, but when I was growing up, nowhere near the power of massive corporations. No, but the left told us

that they had that kind of power. The left told us that this moral authority was bad and that we needed to fight against it. And it was really just people voting together. Yes, that's correct. And it was communities. It was communities helping each other. Evil always calls for tolerance, and then when it's ascendant, it calls for why? That's correct. And it was communities. It was communities helping each other. Evil always calls for tolerance.

And then when it's ascendant, it calls for compliance. And that's exactly what we're seeing. Yep. And it's interesting. Welcome to the state of, you know. Well, it's interesting. When you look at these corporations, oftentimes they'll make decisions about who they should hire or fire, what kinds of, and when I mean who they should hire or fire, I mean in mass,

like what, you know, number of minorities do we need at this company? Do we need to hire more women of color, more transgender people, et cetera? Should we apologize for this commercial? Should we try to bring more diversity, et cetera? They make decisions like this on the basis of a small handful of people at Twitter tweeting at them because they think that means there is a large number of people or a large majority of people out there who are going to boycott them if they don't obey right so one of their employees does something wrong and then a couple people tweet at them they lose their minds because the quote-unquote consensus on twitter is one way but what's really important i just want to say one more thing according to a pew survey twitter users are plus 15 democrats so it would be

one of the most democratic states in the country. And that's basically what they're doing. You wouldn't quite call it market research, but that's where they're getting a lot of their data on what the American people want. I looked up chief diversity officer. Yeah. That's a new thing. It sure is.

And Wikipedia's first entry goes back to 2008. And if you look up CEO, it goes back to 2002, obviously, becauseo has been around for a long time diversity officer is basically communist party member right so the chinese communist party has yep has amen they have their party member in all these businesses that assert authority and control over how you fall in line now what they're starting to do is they're starting to make chief diversity officers and it is the most insane thing you can ever imagine. It's a good point, man.

It's like a tumor, because think about it. What does a chief executive officer do? I mean, they run the show. They make executive decisions on everything. Now, the chief operating officer executes on those things. Manages employees, yeah. Manages the data. Everything runs the operations.

Then you have chief marketing officer, head of marketing, chief technology officer. Then you have chief marketing officer, head of marketing, chief technology officer. Then you have content officers. You have high-ranking positions based around specific tasks for companies. What would... So content, chief content officer. We know what that does.

They manage overseas content. What is content? Well, it's the thing you're making and selling. Chief marketing officer. They're selling the product to everybody. Chief operating officers running the company. They're doing things that make money and that matter. Chief diversity officer.

The chief diversity. Proselytizing ideology. And ensuring you comply. And the chief diversity officer has to make sure that racism remains front and foremost in the company. You have to make sure

that there's constantly racism problems in the company. Otherwise, you have no job. There's no point of the chief diversity officer other than maintaining their position. Yes, exactly.

This is why I'm making human resources a bigger department. Yeah, well, this is why Thomas Hull said never put activists in charge of solving a problem. Of course, the activist has nothing to do with the problem. They just want to perpetuate it. They're going to find things that seem problematic when they aren't because that's their bread and butter. I learned this when I worked for these nonprofits. A good nonprofit puts itself out of business. Hey, here's a problem.

We want to solve a problem. We made a bunch of money. We campaigned for a problem. Problem is solved. Goodbye, everybody. Have a nice day. They never, never do. Well, once, I think it was clear a couple of years ago

when the investigations started into these not-for-profits, there was like the, what was it, the race for the cure? Whatever that one was, the pink ribbon. It turned out that some massive amount. 95% of all the revenue. 95% of the revenue went to further the operation itself, not to do anything. None of the money was for the salaries. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

It was all for administrative costs. Right. It wasn't to further the mission. It was to maintain the company. It's supposed to be like a good nonprofit is 90% charitable, 10% costs. I think it's fair to say, because I've worked for some nonprofits where it's like 50-50. And you're like, well, look, if paying the salaries of people running the company is consuming amount of resources and it's high, I still think it's fine. If it's 95 to 5 that's insane

especially for a very large non-profit where the executive director is getting paid millions of dollars exactly i mean it's thinkable that in certain circumstances based on the kind of activism they're engaged in it might be more complicated so the administrative costs might be higher but 95 is absurd it's really just all about the gala so that everyone feels good. It goes back to those celebs giving themselves awards again. That's what it's all about. That's what it is. Exactly.

Big old circle of jerks. And then these are the tax breaks. And then these are the tax breaks that are taken by the big multi-billion dollar corporations that Elizabeth Warren wants to pay their fair share. But they're giving all their money to the gala. It's not so easy. I'm learning this especially. People think that a lot of these ultra-wealthy individuals will start a nonprofit and just hide their money or an LLC.

It's not that easy to do. But they find these workarounds where they can do certain things. Seems like I know it's not easy. I've looked into it. Well, no, because we're doing two nonprofits. No, I know. I'm on the board of one of them right oh that's uh and so i'm talking to the our accountant about like okay so i want to get this ball rolling on truth in media we want to start fact checking what can we do like

how much can we do and they're like here's your limit you can only do so much you'll need to find other donors and i was like oh wow all right interesting there you go yeah so it's not it's not like you can just hide all your money or write it all off. But there are things that these companies do where it's like you'll create 10 nonprofits. And then they have the money as like a whirlpool shuffling around, which basically cleans them of tax liability and things like that. So it's like if you got 10 nonprofits, then you can donate a little bit to each one. Then they can all donate to one. Then you can pay yourself a $10 million salary. It's so scummy. There was also crazy things when I was doing theater arts because one of the things people would do is start their own theater company, right, so that they could do their own work, which I did that too.

But other people got – they created not-for-profits out of their theater companies so that they were charitable organizations when it was really just like a couple of people from barnard or whatever who wanted to do theater projects and then they would get all of their families to donate and their families companies to donate so that all of this money would just pour in well we were talking about chief diversity officer so i want to get over to our next story here uh you guys you're gonna love this one oh boy we have a new woke ad. Actually, we got a couple, but we're going to start with this one. I'm so excited. From Libs of TikTok, we have a Doritos commercial. Oh. And it says, Doritos just put out this ad.

For your viewing pleasure, I will now play the ad for you, and then we will discuss. This will break you. Oh, my. Hermano, como te extraño. All right. Not everybody's watching, so I'm going to translate for you guys. It's in Spanish. An old lady and a bunch of people are looking at a shrine,

and there is a photo of an old man. It says, My brother, I miss you so much. Oh, now there's blue smoke. And a ghost appears. What's up, family? How are you guys? All right, all right, all right. Now, all of a sudden, another man has just emerged behind.

What would you call them? Was that a lich? Is he a lich? A what? A lich. What's a lich? Yeah, I don't know what a lich is. So it's like a zombie, but not mindless.

Right. Oh, I think he's a spirit because this is based on the movie Coco. Oh, is it? Yeah. Oh, it's based on the idea of the Day of the Dead, right? Right. So he's a ghost. Is it the movie Coco that they're doing?

Yeah. Yeah. Okay. He's a poltergeist. Yeah. He's a spirit. He's not a poltergeist. Is he a poltergeist?

No. Maybe he'd be a poltergeist if he was... But hold on. Okay. A man has just emerged from behind him. He removes his hat. He removes his hat. Who is he?

This is Mario. My partner. And then they hold hands. Horror! Shock and horror. What? What a miracle. I thought he was he'd be alone forever and then they hug so look at his hands

he's got his arms are bones is that what Coco is I guess I think that is very similar to the style okay I just gotta say right off the bat Doritos

what what does this have to do you know guys I really want I really want some chips yeah I don't know what's up with that

I'm not gonna eat that that high glycemic garbage even like post garbage wait wait hold on hold on I don't

I'm I would I got no issue with a PSA about respecting people who love anybody or whatever. Or the dead, perhaps.

Yeah, exactly. Or the dead. But what I can't understand is why they summon a dead man who then also brings with him his undead gay partner. And why that is selling corn chips. Yeah. Also, can you eat corn chips if you're dead? Maybe if you're dead and gay. I mean, you also aren't supposed to have relations if you're dead.

I think you're dead. I don't know. We have so many questions. Is this what they think the afterlife is like? You're a skeleton, but you have a mustache? I don't know. He wasn't gay in life, and then after he died, he became gay? My take on it was that he was too ashamed to tell his family in life that he was gay.

And so now he's able to say that because he's dead. Have you guys ever seen the movie The Others? No. Nicole Kidman? No. Really? It's an old movie. I'm going to spoil it, but it's really good.

If it's old, that's fine. Basically, it's like this old timey, like 1800s or, and weird haunting things keep happening, and doors are opening and stuff. And then they see a little girl, and they're freaking out, and there's ghosts. And then it turns out that actually they're the ghosts the whole time. Oh, that's crazy. And the weird things happening were the living people doing stuff, and Nicole Kidman just couldn't reconcile the fact that she's like a ghost or whatever. And so I'm like, I'm imagining a horror film like that, but it turns out at the end, the twist was that the ghost was gay the whole time.

The ghost was gay the whole time. I'm just like, I don't under... It's weird because they're gay. It's weird. It's not thematically making sense. Well, they're gay and they're attracted to dead people. That's another thing. Technically, each of those guys is into dead people. This is just more of the mainstreaming of kink.

Yeah, you're right. And I'm disturbed by that. There was recently an advice letter in Slate magazine about someone wrote in saying that their kink was necrophilia. Oh my god! That is disgusting. Why can't we just start saying

the word perversion again? We have to. It's not a kink. That's a perversion. Slate basically answered that it's okay. Oh my god. It's not a kink. That's a perversion. Slate basically answered that it's okay. It's not okay. It's really not okay. Just don't stop a meal at work because the person worked at a funeral home. Oh my. Oh my gosh.

That took like a second to really sink in with me, but wow. Oh boy. I'm not cool with this. What a world we're in. This is a Doritos commercial. What is happening? But this meme has been around for a while, like where companies are trying to – this is the thing about a chief diversity officer.

Right. They're betting on selling their product based on ideology. Intersectionality. It's a weird thing. They're betting on selling more Doritos to woke people and betting that conservatives don't care. Yep, conservatives don't care. And that's part of it, too, is conservatives, for the most part, are just like, meh, I still like Doritos. Yeah, whatever.

We got to start filming skits because we can make a great one where it's like we just make a really ridiculous religious commercial and then it's selling something like lug nuts for your tire. It says nothing to do. A dad comes back home to meet his son and his son's like, you weren't there for me and mom. And then he's like, but thanks to these Myers lug nuts, I was able to finally make

it home. And he's like, dad, and they hug. A ghost comes out of the chimney. A ghost comes out of the chimney and the closet at the same time and explains to them that he has a partner in the afterlife. Yo. Yeah, I would say that's a bit of a strange commercial. Yeah.

Not a big fan. I'm not either. I'm not a fan of the commercial. Do we have to worry about it, though? Do we have to worry about it? I'd call an exorcist if that happened to me. I think this is coming for everything.'s interesting too because so several years ago i was uh walking in i don't know where was it somewhere in manhattan and the subway station

there were all these advertisements and i was with my son who at the time i think was five and there was a huge ad of people making out right it was just a it was just a print ad but it was giant like the subway the subway yeah and um my son goes um mom what's that an ad for you're like cpr they're doing mouth to mouth and we looked at it for a while and i said hun that's an ad for jeans and he was like what passing them on what jeans and he was like, that is so peculiar. And this is like the...

A five-year-old. A five-year-old. He's like, it's very peculiar, mother. It used to be that they were selling us things with sex. Right.

Right. Fine, whatever. And now they're selling us things with their new religion. It's like the family guys that joke where it's like they're watching TV and it's a bunch of

beautiful women at a pool and they're all drinking and getting drunk and it's like, drink our beer. If you do, beautiful women will have sex with you. I bet South Park. I know South Park did a version where they keep

going, literally like, yeah, drink all these women will be really bothered. Drink responsibly. Absolutely. I always think that too. It's like, well, remember the ones when they would have a boat? And I was always like, I would drink the beer if it got me the boat. Yeah, but it doesn't. Well, so this is one thing I learned.

I went to art school and I took a media literacy theory class. And one thing our professor did is he just had us watch a bunch of commercials and they almost never have anything to do with the product ever. The reason these are weird is because they're clearly pushing a specific ideology,

which is pretty strange to do in an advertisement to support a political cause that has nothing to do with the product. But usually they want to sell people an experience. So the idea is you associate their product with something positive. So he would show us in particular these Kraft mac and cheese commercials, and they were really insidious because they were playful. But basically the moral of every commercial was someone in your family is betraying you. Like all the commercials, you wouldn't think it that way watching that, but you watch all the commercials and it stacks up and the punchline is always like someone in your family secretly screwed you over to get the macaroni.

Oh, that's creepy. Yeah, it was actually really creepy. It was very funny watching it. It kind of sounds like my family. But what's interesting is commercials always try to sell you an experience and then the product is secondary i remember when i was a kid hold on i have to tell this story real fast because this is something that was very vivid for me because they used to sell these like rocket pops the freezer pops and in these commercials the world was always black and white it was very boring

this kid is going to the fridge nothing's going on it's highly uninteresting you take out one of these super cool rocket pops and you lick it and the whole world is like in color i was like six so when i actually finally convinced my mom to get these stupid rocket pop things i was like this is gonna be amazing and i licked it and i was like oh everything i know is a lie because nothing happened yeah it's very sad it's what worked on a kid right oh 100 i remember they had commercials for a drink called i believe it's called tang yeah and in the commercial they'd like put the straw in the drink and then the camera would go through the straw and they'd be like chimpanzees on surfboards and stuff it was crazy and so my brother pat was like you know like i actually

looked inside i got to get tang once. I looked inside and like, that's literally what's happening. I was like, no, no way. I was pretty little. I was like, no way. So then I was walking at the park and I saw this like crumpled up, like gross, empty tang with a straw in it. I was like looking through it.

I was like, I was like, there's no, there's literally not a single chip. I would have been fine with one chimpanzee. Wasn't that though what the astronauts took to space? Didn't they have Tang in space? So astronauts did have those pouches. They had those weird pouches. But it's not a, you know, just to what you were saying before about pushing a political idea on us, it's not a political idea that they're pushing.

It's cultural. Well, it's both. Yeah, I suppose. Well, it's both. I think it's different. I think politics, the two can have an impact on each other, but I think what's being pushed is a cultural transformation. It's so hard for me to separate the two

because disrupting the family is a huge strategy for political control. We have another ad. Yeah, but it's cultural. We have another ad. Speaking of culture. We have another ad brought to you by Libs of TikTok, this time Twix sponsoring this Halloween ad that for your viewing pleasure, we will now play. This presents Bite Size Halloween.

Hi. Hi. I'm your new nanny. I don't need a nanny. Got the appropriate response when a witch shows up. A witch. That's right. I guess a lady's a witch. What do your parents seem to think you do?

She broke into the house. Whoa. What's your favorite car? She apparated. She was jogging, Tim. Other than black into the house. Whoa. She apparated. She was jogging, Tim. In boots. Charcoal. Why are you all dressed up?

It's not Halloween yet. Can I help you? Are you a good witch or a bad witch? Do you want to find out? There are no good witches. I want to find out. You buckled? I'm still wearing my princess dress.

Do you want to wear it? Why is this kid getting into the car with a stranger? Also, I like how it wasn't obvious enough he's wearing a princess dress. They both have to say it out loud. That's what it's about. It also wasn't obvious that he was a boy. Princess! You look like a girl.

Why are you wearing that? Dressing like this makes me feel good. Is that your nanny? She looks weird. You look weird. Your nanny looks weird. You guys are both weird. We're based, dude.

Right, Siri? I want to be friends with that kid whoa where is it coming from what's happening she just seriously hurt that child that's just some child abuse going on what is happening we should go she read too much kinder and she knows she committed a crime so she's like let's get out of here cheese Cheese it. Come back. Lee and the scene of the crime. What did she do to that kid? Bro, you know what?

What was that? All right, the chimpanzees and the Tang weren't so bad. I think that child needs some parents. Yeah, I got to clarify for everybody. We have to make this statement. Do not use your magic powers to harm children physically because they said things that you found offensive. That's right.

Well, think about that ad. I mean, a lot of people are like, it's grooming children. It's a kid wearing a dress, but it's more like she physically harms a child for saying mean things. A witch harms a child

for saying mean things. Yeah, I don't like that. I understand no one's really going to cast a wind spell and blow a kid into the sky or something. But we certainly do have activists who hurt others for saying things that they disagree

with. That is happening all the time. Now, apparently that was selling Twix. What? Yeah. I didn't understand. No desire to purchase a candy cookie with caramel in it in any capacity. In fact, I just want to get raw steak.

Not once. Raw beef. Right. Yeah. None of that. Not once was I appetized. Also, what I find confusing is that it's a Happy Halloween commercial, but the kid wasn't apparently in a costume.

Yeah. What's that about? I don't know. I have no idea. Was it after Halloween? No, it was the other kid said, you look weird. She looks weird. And it's not Halloween yet.

Why are you dressed up? It's full daylight and everything. Oh, yeah. Well, I guess it isn't Halloween yet. The other thing is, that chick didn't look weird. She looks weird. And it's not Halloween yet. Why are you dressed up? It's full daylight and everything. Oh, yeah. Well, I guess it isn't Halloween yet. The other thing is, like, that chick didn't look weird at all. Also, who leaves their child sitting alone in a house wearing a princess dress watching TV susceptible to strangers? And then, like, a stranger shows up and says,

I'm the nanny. And the kid's like, I don't know about that. And they break into the house. And then they just sit there and hang out. I think this is all kinds of really bad messages. Yeah. I would agree. Let's start from the beginning.

So you've got a kid, right? We've got a kid. Unsupervised. Strong start. Strong start. A strange woman shows up and says, I'm your nanny. He says, no, you're not. I don't need a nanny.

Close the door. He just says, I don't need a nanny. Close the door. So his parents clearly have not conveyed to him a nanny is coming over. He's getting a nanny. It's just not part of the story. She breaks in anyway. Right.

And if the kid doesn't let her in, where are the parents in any of this? She did the same thing to them. She did it to the kid. Yeah, that's what happened. She pushed them away. She's like, I want a child. She's like, I want to take this child to my lair. Don't witches eat kids?

Yes. That's what she's doing. We have a culture that is intentionally driving a wedge between children and parents. It's doing that on purpose. Yep. Yep. Yep. And now corporations

are on board with that as well. 100%. That's part of, I mean, when you look even at the Biden child care thing, he wants,

his whole administration wants children to be out of the home by 3 p.m. By 3 years old. Sorry, not 3 p.m. Right. They want kids out of the home by Yep. By 3 p.m. By three years old. Sorry, not 3 p.m. That's so crazy. They want kids out of the home by three years old, being educated in state institutions,

being run by teachers unions and National School Board Association members, and they want the parents somewhere else doing anything else and not being connected to the kids or paying attention to what their children are doing or being taught. This ad actually aligns really well with the Loudoun County stuff. That when they say the parents have no right to their own children. That is what they believe. Yeah, exactly. It's sick.

Yes, they do believe that. They believe that fully. 100%. Well, to quote Michael Malice again, the most quoted man on this show. That's right. The most disturbing thing about socialists is not that they think your property is their property. It's that they think your children are their property. Yeah. And actually, I talked to a woman who is an American who was living in Norway. And she was saying that, you know how in the US, people are always like, oh, in Scandinavian countries, they have everything

right on. They're really doing it right. She was saying that because there are so many taxes paid and so much of that goes to support children and child care and family leave and all of that, that the citizens in Norway feel a right to tell parents how to raise their kids. Yeah. Not cool. Not cool. I'd rather have zero of your money and you get no say in how I raise my family. They're insidious. That's why they want to do it that way.

I think it's intentional. Something interesting in this commercial, too, is when the kid, he says, wearing the dress makes me feel good. Yeah. As if, like, children should just be doing whatever makes them feel good. Right. That's such a good point. Yeah.

I mean, there's a reason that children are not supposed to just do what makes them feel good. We're supposed to learn how to grow up and be productive members of society and take care of ourselves and take care of the people we love. It's like bad. Obviously, bullying is a bad thing. But to kill a child. Well, I don't know if you killed a kid.

The thing about bullying, though. They didn't say it. They didn't say it, but we know. When she runs, she's like, let's get out of here. First of all, to hurt a child and then run away, that's not a good look. Buy her candy. It is kind of witchy yeah but the thing about bullying too is i don't know about you guys but a lot of people have been bullied throughout cultural pressure in in school like i was very badly bullied in school

and now i i don't give a flying anything of what anybody says about me at any point this is what i mean well it's the advantage of disadvantage your struggles for yourself everybody who cares exactly and so i think to a certain extent uh trying to protect kids from every conceivable confrontation is bad we shouldn't do that kids need to figure out how to navigate these situations oh 100 i'm 100 with you on that i wonder if there are kids who will see this and then think that they can attack somebody. You know what I mean? Like, I understand magic's not real, but the message was clearly that he was physically harmed. And he even says, will he be coming back?

And she's like, I don't know. Probably. She's like, yeah, probably. Imagine if the equivalent was she just picked the kid up and threw him, like, over a fence or something. Exactly. At a certain point, I think we're going to start seeing kids just feel shame for being straight and gender conforming yes it's okay what if what if a little boy wants to play with trucks and wear pants how dare and is into girls they are targeting boys there was an insurance company that had to take down an ad because there

was a little boy who was running through a house being joyful wearing a dress trashing everything they took down this ad because it gave people the impression that they would be covering this kind of damage to a house they're like this is not correct this is not true they are trying to get boys because like abigail schreier talks about girls are exceedingly susceptible to this boys are not a boy wearing a skirt in a Twix commercial might convince a little boy that this is a normal thing to do. Well, take a look at this.

The only thing I liked about that insurance commercial... Let me show this thing real quick. Hold on, hold on, yeah. So this is from Instagram. This is something that I actually saw when I was browsing Reddit. It's called Folks Health, and it says,

Folks Health is rewriting the script for LGBTQ plus healthcare. What? Get hormone replacement therapy delivered to the comfort of your home. No barrier, no stigma. Ooh, that doesn't seem smart. Well, I don't know about the legalities of this.

I know that prescription medication, you have to get it at a pharmacy. So I don't know if they can deliver prescription medicine. I have no problem with that. My concern here is, are there going to be safeguards to make sure that underage individuals, children,

are not using this system to self-medicate without approval from their doctors i'm not saying they are i'm just saying like we're seeing active promotion you get ads for everything and i think all of it's bad like i remember this commercial is for every drug and they're like call your doctor and see if this drug is right for you and i'm like no why i feel fine yeah why am i gonna i don't even know your drug sometimes i want to try it i'm like i will call the doctor this commercial i think i think it was lunesta i remember you know very well the butterfly yeah and i didn't know what that stuff was and it was like call your doctor so it's a sleep aid right issue is when you have major

pharmaceuticals being like we want to sell a drug and whether you're a minor or not they're telling people to buy their drug i've never been a fan of that. Whether it's for hormone therapies or not, someone could call and be like, hey, I'm feeling these symptoms. And they could be like, here's some drugs. When people, not everybody has chemically imbalanced depression. Not everybody has bipolar disorder. Some people get depressed because of literal social problems in their lives that can be solved by going to a community gathering, going jogging, exercising. And the problem is when you tell people that they say things like, you're undermining my illness or you're downplaying it. There are people who say things like, yo, if you're depressed, just go for a jog. And it's because jogging has been shown

to alleviate depression. But some people do have medical issues that result in chemical depression. Now, I don't think we're talking about those people. If you go to a doctor, if you're feeling bad and they diagnose you with a chemical imbalance or something, then by all means, get the treatment you need. But for a lot of people, it is good advice just to go and feel better. And get some sunshine. Get some sunshine. But guess what? Pharmaceutical companies got to sell. They got to sell. I thought it was interesting that pharmaceutical companies are allowed to sell on TV, but hard alcohol companies for a long time were not allowed to sell their products on TV.

That's why we only saw beer commercials. Yeah. It is kind of crazy to advertise pharmaceuticals on television. That should be something a doctor prescribes to you if they think it could work for you. Like the idea that you would fish for customers. And why don't we have weed advertisements on TV? Federal laws. I will point out the hilarity, though, of like me being served an ad for customers. And why don't we have weed advertisements on TV? Federal laws? I will point out

the hilarity though of like me being served an ad for this because ads are always targeted. It probably has to do a lot with like the stories we pull up to be completely honest.

They're like, Tim has too much testosterone. We need to get him on some estrogen. Well, I've been eating a lot of steak. No, for real. Like too much steak.

No, for real. For like the past week, I've had like steak for breakfast and steak for dinner. Oh, that's awesome. Because like, the past week, I've had, like, steak for breakfast and steak for dinner. Oh, that's awesome. Because I went to a farm, and I was like, I would like a cow, and then they just, like, gave me a big bag of fresh meat. Don't have a cow, man. Don't have a cow. Tenderloin, man. You know, you can't... You've had a good tenderloin?

You can't buy it in the grocery store at this point. You cannot. My, like, I keep being shocked. I know this is off-topic, but I keep being so shocked at how much more my same groceries are costing. Six months ago, my same two bags of groceries were $40 and now they're $75 and I don't buy

meat anymore. So it's just going up even though I've taken all the meat out of my groceries. We went to a local farm and we bought we did not buy that much meat. The total bill was like $500. I mean, it's good farm fresh meat, so it's going to be more expensive. But it's expensive anyway, yeah.

We got some tenderloins. Yo. Yeah. It's good stuff. It is so good. So we have like porterhouses, sirloins, strip steaks. The tenderloins were gone instantly because those are just too good. It just melts in your mouth, right?

And then we try cooking T-bone, and T-bone's hard to get right. Porterhouse is pretty good because Porterhouse has got some tenderloin on it. The sirloins are great. The strip steaks were great, but the T-bones we just couldn't get. It's tough. Yeah, tough. Didn't know that. So we're gonna slow cook them. But then we're gonna go out Fridays

and there's a local farm really close and I'm just gonna be like, I will take all of your tenderloin. I'm just going to buy all of it up. Because that's just what you want. It's so good. It's all you're eating. Well, I mean, you know, it's kind of crazy because I've been cutting out all the processed garbage.

And I think it was Jack Posobiec who posted this photo. It was like life America before processed food. And it shows like… Normal looking people. Like, dude, all of the guys walking around have like six packs they all look fine all the women are thin yeah and then we introduce like automatic donut machines right have you ever seen the automatic pancake machines no i've used them yeah at hotels you press the button and then you watch this like the pancake batter go down and then there's two heated conveyor belts that cook it and then just falls out and you're like there's

a fresh pancake kind Kind of cool. Wow. I don't eat any of that garbage. So I've just been like, steak sounds good. I make all that stuff. I make fresh. I make crepes. I make waffles.

I make all that stuff at home. Sugar is bad. Well, you don't have to put sugar in it. No, it is sugar. What is? Pancakes. High glycemic. That's only if you put all that stuff in it.

No, no, no. It literally is. It's high glycemic. Yeah, flour is high glycemic. Well, I'm still going to make pancakes and waffles. That's why I just eat beef. And in it. No, no, no. It literally is. It's high glycemic. Yeah, flour is high glycemic. Well, I'm still going to make pancakes. That's why I just eat beef. I've been eating just meat. And I'm not eating – I'm eating no meat.

Okay, let's not – we won't get into the meat stuff. Let's talk about why this stuff is happening because someone actually chatted us. We've talked about ESG before. It's environmental, social, and governance rating. Someone mentioned that as we're talking about this Twix commercial and this Doritos commercial, that the reason they're doing this is because they're trying to reduce their risk as they appear to creditors. I don't believe that.

ESG ratings are legit. So let me just read. It says, an ESG rating measures a company's exposure to long-term environmental, social, and governance risks. These risks, involving issues such as energy efficiency, worker safety, and board independence, have financial implications, but they are often not highlighted during traditional financial reviews. Investors who use ESG ratings to supplement financial analysis can gain a broader view

of a company's long-term potential. So there are companies that issue an ESG score. They're woke, right? A lot of them, like most companies are and so if you're not woke they'll say you have a very high risk because California says you've got to have a woman and a person of color on your board and you don't, high risk of government intervention

bad score so what do they do? this other story that was breaking is that a white male who was fired from a North Carolina hospital sued for $10 million because they replaced him with a black woman. And apparently they fired a bunch of white male executives and hired black people to replace them. And the jury was like, you can't just fire people for being white. And apparently this dude was sitting in board meetings discussing diversity and how to help the the hospital and they fired him so what's happening is for a lot

of companies in order to improve their esg they're doing all the green stuff green initiatives and they're doing all the woke stuff they want to have reduced risk but i actually think this will backfire for one doritos with that commercial about the ghost who turned out to be gay and the doritos and the twix thing which has nothing to do with cookies but it's like a boy who wears a dress that's high risk like if i was an investor and I was like, well, I have invested in companies. I'll tell you this. I've invested in several companies. If they come to me and I say, what's your strategy for like growing the business?

And they go, well, we're a company that manufactures, you know, we refine steel. And in these times, steel is very expensive. I'll say, wonderful, wonderful. Well, people need steel. Okay. So what's your plan for marketing? They go, gender. Yes.

We're going to make commercials about people choosing. And I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You're going to spend money. Say what? That could be a dividend or could hire more people to sell an ideology having nothing to do with steel. Or could increase steel production steel or could increase steel production or could increase steel production but but i i i think there's two things one some people are worried about their scores this is basically social credit social credit for corporations

yeah but some people just are buying this this is this is religion now this is the religion i mean there was a time that's their tithe well no this is this is their their their their preaching there was a there was a time when this country tithe well no this is this is their their their preaching there was a there was a time when this country was overwhelmingly christian and people would companies would be like i am not going to offend the sensibilities by putting a pentagram on something right magic the gathering has a card called unholy strength it requires swamp energy or black mana as it's called is that pretty sure and the character on the card is like a guy leaning back with a burning pentagram behind him in the early 90s a bunch of religious groups said

hey this is offensive you can't do that so they removed the art from subsequent versions because there was a time when christianity had some swing even tipper gore who was a vice president al gore's wife democrat democrat who forced there to be explicit warnings labels on records that she thought were offensive to her sensibilities. As we lose our Judeo-Christian moral framework

and it is supplanted by lack thereof, you get chaos. Exactly. It is turning into that. Yeah, I mean, that's something that's happening at post-millennial even we're being targeted by i think we talked about it before we targeted by like these activists who have no moral standing in anything at all just say a whole bunch of lies about us advertisers believe them without looking into it at all um it's funny because we're getting

some of that too are you getting it too yeah i know that Daily Wire is getting it too and Revolver it has zero impact there's no impact whatsoever we're working toward moving into a position where that's going to have zero impact we're getting close it's just a crazy thing is that we've had some issues where these woke activists have contacted our advertisers

and the advertisers have like an internal meeting and they're like we don't understand how Tim Pool is controversial and so i yeah i've had like conversations where they're like they were actually really worried at first and then they looked at the site and then did a did research into you and they were confused as to what the activists were claiming and i was like so what's their conclusion they were like they made a mistake wow yeah well you have people who are actually looking into it a lot of advertisers a lot of companies they don't even think about it they just say okay we're out well yeah we're good

it's sad sorry it's very sad please forgive me maya culpa well it's because they're they're not incentivized to right because even if what the person is saying about you is a total lie and even if the advertiser know it's a total lie if they still think it's going to hurt their bottom line to work with you they're going to cut you loose. Right. Or if they just don't care enough to figure it out. Yeah. I think companies, some companies are starting to get wise to the fact that it could be really bad for their business. So there was, what was it? Surfshark? Yeah. Yeah. So I'll say two things. For one, one of the sponsors of the show is a VPN company, Virtual Shield. We shout them out all the time.

Right. But that's just full disclosure because this has nothing to do with them. I'm only saying that because I don't want this to be viewed as a conflict of interest. But Surfshark is a VPN, and they sold out you guys, right? They sure did. They canceled on you because one guy tweeted like Andy Ngo was a bad person. Right. Yeah, and Andy Ngo is a crime reporter, and this person commits crimes.

So there you go. He doesn't want to report on his crimes. Here's what needs to happen. Don't buy Doritos. We won't. We won't. And I won't either. No.

I wasn't buying them anyway, but Twix is off the menu. And who owns Twix? Mars? Is it Mars? I don't know. What else do they make? Everything. Stop buying from these companies.

And Surfshark, cancel your subscription to them. Because the left does. Yeah. And conservatives for too long have just gone along with this, being like, well, whatever. I do my own thing. I'll consume whatever products I want. And there hasn't been a lot of activism on that side or even just on the side of people who want to uphold things like constitutional rights. You know, they're not going around telling everyone

what to do and how to live their lives. But you can act with your own, you know, your own pocketbook. I got an idea. Here's the activism that we need. It's not about a conservative. It's not about being independent. It's not about being libertarian. Here's the activism the right really needs. Stop eating sugar. Yes. No, no, no, no, no. I'm not saying all sugar do keto. I'm saying cut out the cookies.

Yes. No more twits. The garbage. No more garbage. Junk food. You should be – when you go to the store, I tell you this, man. Meat is expensive, but you got to understand how much you're wasting on these sugary coffee drinks from Starbucks.

Don't go to Starbucks anymore. Why? What do they have to offer you? A bottle of water? Okay, fine, fine. We've replaced all of our plastic bottles with glass bottles that we put our own filtered water in now because I'm like, it's time to put up or shut up. I'm eating better.

I'm cutting out the donuts, the sugary garbage, the candy, all that crap. Imagine this, that photo that Jack Posobiec posted. Of all of these people walking around just in shape. Why? Because food was real. Yes. Imagine that. The left can be sickly, body positive, or whatever you want to call it.

Unwell, suffering in their minds. And the one thing that you can do get in shape start exercising cut out the candy cut out the Doritos cut out the Starbucks these are companies that are selling you out

and using your money to promote ridiculous ideologies that don't even sell their product so don't support them this is what I'm saying right

that makes a lot of sense I would not eat a Dorito right now if you were to pay me for it why because I'm on a diet and it doesn't mean I'm on a diet to lose weight it means I'm on a specific regimen of the food that would not eat a Dorito right now if you were to pay me for it. Why? Because I'm on a diet. And that doesn't mean I'm on a diet to lose weight. It means I'm on a specific regimen of the food that I eat for a specific reason.

Yeah, of course. Fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, meats. I'm not eating the garbage processed crap anymore. Yeah. Well... Yeah, I don't have it in my house. Yeah. I don't buy that stuff for my kid. I just don't want it. I mean, you know, when... Like, we have sweets. I am certainly never going to give up sweets.

But I make cookies. I make cookies at home. You make it yourself. Yeah, I made banana bread muffins this week, and we were very excited. It's funny because conservatives won't really mobilize in that way often. I'm hoping that changes. I'm hoping we can convince people not to purchase these products because that's what needs to happen.

I just find it hilarious that, I mean radical left you know spent like i said you spent a summer burning down cities people died this is a very energetic and mobilized group of people to put it kindly and for all these cries you hear on the left about conservatives are so dangerous and they're gonna ride and kill people like we can't even get conservatives to stop eating Twix bars. I don't think – This is what I'm saying. That they're that much of a threat unfortunately. This is really, really simple.

You don't need to remember a list of companies not to buy from. You don't need to go to the store and go, oh, Pepsi. Are we boycotting Pepsi? All you need to do is say, I farm fresh meats cheeses and veggies yeah done and i want and then when you go to the store and you're like which candy bar was i boycotting all of them they poison your mind they're bad for you and also i just want to i'm on board with that i just want to clarify what i'm saying like not a threat i'm saying conservatives do need to be a threat in the sense that corporations need to understand that we are a large consumer block and their business can suffer if they upset us, if they walk all over us, if they try to insult us.

I'm just thinking about it. It takes a little organization. 100%. But not if the approach is you focus on yourself. No, I mean to boycott some of the companies that are taking these behaviors, not just the food companies. I mean it's easy to say I'm not going to buy chips. I mean there's a lot of that kind of stuff I was never buying anyway.

Like I was never going to be – I was never the target audience for the Doritos ad because I've literally never bought a Dorito. It's time to start – look, Daily Wire is doing it, and we're definitely doing it. They're way bigger than we are, but producing culture. I think that's so important. We need to get to the point where it's like, no, no, no, don't watch Disney. Watch Daily Wire's new show.

Watch TimCast. But that's a TimCast IRL. Yeah. No more Disney. Dude, we've got some stuff we could produce. You know what I mean? We got two shows so far. We have four total shows on TimCast.com.

Nice. Yeah, that's great. A fifth show is in production right now. We're doing trials and auditions and like test runs for a pop culture show. There's a lot of pop culture stuff to talk about. There's going to be 16 shows. Yeah, I mean, we're doing a lot of great podcasts at Postmillennial. We have this one, Cancel This.

Dinesh D'Souza was just on. Oh, that's awesome. Yeah. And we have, we actually, I think we apparently have Ari Hoffman doing an interview with Donald Trump tomorrow night. Oh, wow. That is good. And it's on our Rumble channel. This is more political content.

Right, right. It's more political content. And podcasts are still very much right wing, conservative, whatever, like talk radio. Right. That's why we do the Cast Castle vlog every day. We have an animator who makes silly jokes like the shirt we just sold. Yes.

Step on snack and find out. Go to TimCast.com. Actually, do I still have it? Yeah, yeah. Here, check it out. Step on snack and find out. This amazing t-shirt you can get by going to TimCast.com and clicking store

and then scroll down. It's on the bottom. We got to rearrange it better. But this will soon be up on the YouTube as well. This is from one of the vlog episodes we made where Kent, who's the animator, had a t-shirt that Luke was wearing. It said, step on snack and find out something he made up. And so we were like, let's make that shirt. It's just silly and funny. Look at that angry, cute little snake. So cute. All angry about it. And it's just a silly gag. It's meant to be silly, like step on snack. And so the vlog is something conservatives don't do.

What does the Daily Wire have? Podcast, podcast, podcast, podcast, podcast. But now they have a movie. Now they're doing a movie. A movie. Yeah. And they're doing more. Good.

Sitcoms. You have to start. You have to start somewhere. Stand up, sitcoms, all of that. I've been talking about- Let's go Brandon. That song being on the top of the charts is a pretty good indication. Yes.

That there's a market for this. And I'm talking to people about comedy specials. Oh, great. We want a Tim Cash exclusive comedy special. Yes. We want more shows. Did you see that Jim Brewer one? I saw a clip of it.

I don't know when it was from. But basically somebody sneezed in the audience and he jokingly set off an alarm. Oh, no. It's really funny. We also, speaking of culture, there's this really awesome channel that makes animated political cartoons. Oh, really?

Which I think is a great thing to be doing right now. It's called Freedom Tunes, if you guys just want to check that one out. But Seamus, as I have told you, you need a pop culture version of that. Yeah, no, I want to do that. We've been, well, I don't want to give too much away. Yeah, we will.

I don't want to give too much away, 100%. I don't want to give too much away. Yeah, we will. I don't want to give too much away. 100%. I don't want to give too much away. You and I should talk about it after the show. Got some ideas. But we also, there's another show.

I'm surprised you didn't mention the sixth show TimCast is launching. Love Dr. Seamus. That's right. We had a whole conversation about this. What is Love Dr. Seamus?

Well, I give Timder. Here's the pitch. Here's the pitch. It's Seamus. He takes calls. And every single time someone calls asking for advice, he advises them to go to church.

Go to church. Oh, I love that. Or, I mean, anytime. I have a couple of programs. I'm thinking like anytime anyone called me with any kind of problem with their relationship, I'm going to be like, just break up. This is the headache for you. You don't have to worry about it.

Can you save the relationship? Yes. Go to church. All right. You go to church. Go to church. What you guys need to do is go. Can you save the relationship? Yes. Go to church. All right. You go to church. Go to church. What you guys need to do is go to church. There you go.

We love Dr. Seamus. I mean, look, I think it's got staying power. I think people would love to watch something like that. What if we did like a full series, like a 13-episode arc of an animated show? I would love to do that. You kidding me? I'd love to do that. I've got like ideas up the wazoo for animated series.

Yeah, 100%. Let's do 20-minute episodes. Yeah, let's do it. You guys heard it here. Tim committed. That's right. Are you joking? Of course I did.

I do think Timber should be a team center. Tim insults me. Because here's the thing. Tim's nice to be on camera, right? But behind the scenes, he's constantly insulting me, throwing things at me even. And I don't mean ideas. Do you like to bully shame? No, he's doing it with the witch's hat.

He's just got this wind. The other day, I told Tim him and his nanny looked weird, and he don't mean ideas. Do you like to bully shame? No, he's doing it with the witch's hat. Yeah, exactly. He's got this wind hat. The other day, I told Tim, him and his nanny looked weird, and he went. Right. Yeah, and there you were in your princess dress. Yeah, exactly. It makes me feel good, Tim. Feeling good. Yeah.

Let's do it. You should post your profile picture in the princess dress on Tinder. Oh, my gosh. Speaking of posting pictures, Lydia posted a picture of me on top of the RV, right sure and she tweeted it out i don't know she's gonna tweet it i didn't actually care but i thought it'd be funny to tweet like this is doxing i didn't give you permission to post this you know sorry sorry no no i didn't care but people people started commenting and i guess the tweet was performing well so it started showing it to a bunch of people including people have no idea who i am and i was getting so many angry comments from people like, I have no idea who you are. Why am I seeing

this in my feed right now? They were viscerally angry. I was like, who the hell are you? Why am I seeing this? I was like, I don't write the algorithm. I don't know. I don't know why you're seeing this. I don't know for you to see this. I don't write the algorithm. It was all because Lydia doxed me. I had no idea that my bullying could go onto Twitter and cause

trouble for Seamus there too. I got cancelled by Liz. I'm very proud of too. I got canceled by Liz. I'm very proud of myself. Could you bully Twix? I was talking before about doing weekly comics, like making our own version of Shonen Jump, where we just get, like, you know, we publish one comic every week, and then we do, like, four different series or something, and then we can make, like, a magazine. With Tales from the Inverted World, we're actually making books. Oh, cool.

This is really exciting. Yeah, I'm so excited. I think it's great what you guys are doing too because i love what daily wire is doing bringing that out and they're doing sort of a hollywood style version of that but i feel like what's needed is indie culture you know 100 non-left woke indie culture that's focused on actually making funny things beautiful things interesting real art things, you know. This crazy, like I was in, so I've been traveling a lot during the pandemic because screw everything, like I may as well.

And I was recently in Nashville for a Daily Wire thing. And we were out on the glorious, spectacular music row, crazy honky-tonk street broadway right and it was a saturday night college football it was mobbed there were like thousands and thousands of college children out there puking on each other and hooking up and doing whatever else they're doing and you know five years ago i would have said oh this is really disgusting. I hate everybody. But now I was just like, look at the glory of life. It is life.

It is life. It is glorious. And the next day, I did what I always do when I go to a new city. I went to the art museum. And I'd had a great time so far in Nashville. I'd barely been there a day. But it was wonderful. It was open, mask-free. No one demanding to see my vaccine papers right nothing like this so i go to the art

museum and the first thing i see outside of the frist is a big sign that says i need a timed ticket reserved online i need a socially distance and i need to wear a mask and so i go in and it's empty there's hardly anybody in there all of the art was uh curatorially discussed only in terms of its political value social justice value really yeah there was an art deco exhibit that was all about you know the workers of the wpa but it was a there was a ball gown and they're telling me workers of the wpa and i'm like this is what are, this is, what are you doing? They're sequins. What are you talking about? And the massive disconnect between these two cultural events was shocking. And I knew exactly which one I wanted to be part of. And I love art, right? Like I'm a snobby art person. I knew exactly that I would rather be puked on on Broadway by drunk-ass college students then stuck in the Frist Art Museum

with no one making eye contact because we're all like this and terrified of each other reading political diatribes from curators. What she's saying is she would prefer Let's Go Brandon to Adele.

That's true, too. Yes. That's true, too. 100%. And I've not even heard either of them. Yeah, exactly. Well, here's the thing.

I also think it's a very good point that we need indie culture. I think it's good that The Daily Wire is stepping out into this. I think any time an organization wants to make content that promotes our values, if they do a decent job of it, that's good. I'm here for it. But there is something about individual creators putting something together in an independent fashion where they don't have large investors behind it.

Again, I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing, but it's also really important and healthy to have that indie culture vibe as well. I love that stuff. Yeah, yeah. That's the kind of art I always made. That's what I like. I like weird art. We got to do it.

Yeah. The challenge is... We'll do it. I've got some ideas. Quality got to do it. Yeah. The challenge is... We'll do it. I've got some ideas. Quality control is really difficult. Yeah. Well, nothing I make is quality. Perfect.

So throw that out the window, buddy. Get that off the table, yeah. Marketing is very difficult. We can make good shows, but getting them out there... We do have a big audience, but the audience size for a podcast versus translating that to something else is, is very, very difficult.

Yeah. Right. So like the vlog gets like 25 K views per day, maybe like 30,000 total. And it's a video format. Most of the people who watch and listen are here for like high level information, conversation,

podcast format. So if we're going to get into like a comedy special, will it translate? Probably not as well, but we have to just start building it up and then hopefully over time you know it'll take off so we're doing with tales from the inverted world the first the first uh series of articles that shane has made are kind of like ideas and introductory and now he's got a bunch of ghost stories from the confederacy from like sherman's march to the sea the lost gold the conspiracies

so these are going to be different books like a legit full book of horror anthology ghost stories history you can buy and read so we're going to be doing everything we all i also talked to a company about turning into a tv show yeah about wait about turning what tales from the inverter that's awesome that's awesome taking these stories that are that are non-fiction and and using those to make a fiction version. Cool. I was actually – I was just on Shane's show the other day. He invited me. We started talking religion and then he asked me.

He's like, would you like to do the show because I think we could have a good conversation. It was really cool. It was really cool. Great time talking to him. Very smart guy. Very engaging. Good conversation. It's basically we have two shows.

The main show, Tales from the Inverted World, is like Shane writes an essay and a story and then talks about it and explores his ideas. He went down to Georgia and investigated the lost Confederate gold, the conspiracies around that, ghost stories, UFOs. And then the members-only version is the discussion about these ideas and the weird and the paranormal and things like that. And so I think we've got like three we're about to put up. And then it's like a different – it's a it's like it's like a different it's it's similar ideas different show but it's gonna be for members you know with comics you know what you could do the you could just ask people to send in tapes oh yeah tapes yeah just like ask you know just put out an open call and you know and that way you're not paying any attention to

ideology you're just paying attention to good comedy. And you could say, hey, you know, if you're a comic out there, and you want to send us five minutes or three minutes, whatever it is, and then we'll see who gets to have a special. I think we can do a sitcom very easily. It's relatively cheap. Animated shows get way more expensive. Animated shows are expensive, but you could just do, like,

a stand-up show, and you could feature comics who are not breaking through. I mean, the, the gatekeepers of arts and entertainment culture are these wokesters. They're in these positions of power in every single area from, you know, comedy to drama to sitcoms or whatever. They're sitting there with the power and you can bypass that by just going

directly to the artists who are out there in the world and saying like, what do you got? Like, send it on over. Well, we got to get to it. We're going to get to it. But for now, we'll get to Super Chat. So if you haven't already, smash that like button. Super Chat o'clock. Subscribe to the channel.

Go to TimCast.com. Become a member for all that awesome members-only content. Now, I'll tell you this. We've got a couple episodes of The Green Room, which is a Friday show, which is the bonus content where we're downstairs hanging out in The Green Room. the last episode was viva and barns hanging out with everybody it's much less topical it's just like us chilling and then we have the cast castle bonus vlog which is from the event we did on saturday so we're starting to produce way more content for members i'm really excited about tales from the inverted world because this is like the first

official non-tim cast like non-tim pool property we're expanding into where it's Shane's hosting it. A team is producing this. They're really great at what they do. There's art. There's like a hundred plus different images per episode. And then they, they're creepy, amazing drawings. And we're going to NFT them. You know, we're, we're, we're doing a bunch of ways to build culture and create memories. Let me tell you guys something real quick before you do super chats. I was at this seminar. It's like a lecture. The guy was talking about marketing and how you effectively market. And he says, there's a reason why you sell merch at a show with like a band. It's not to make money. It's so that the people who are there, who have a memory, I came here with my friends, we saw this band play. And then you say, here's

their shirt. They buy it. One day they go in their closet and as they're moving their shirts, they see that and they remember that night. You are giving them a piece of that memory they can never lose and they will always remember exactly what it meant and where it came from. That's what you're actually selling to people. And so we talked about the importance of selling literally anything and everything you can, especially unique items, right? So like the gorilla, for instance,

or like Ian's obsidian stones, we're going to be selling this stuff periodically so that people will have one of a kind items to remember what they watched, why they enjoyed things like that. So this is why we're going to be doing NFTs. This is why we're going to be doing auctions, all of that stuff.

That being said, let's read some super chats. Can I address one of these? Which one? My name is from JR. Oh, snap. Oh, yeah, let's read some super chats. Can I address one of these? I just noticed my name from JR. Oh, which? Oh, yeah. So first of all, thank you so much for your super chat, JR. What they said was, Seamus, you got to lay off the pagans. We aren't inherently your enemy. So what I want to say here is I love you as an individual person. And my goal here, and I like to joke and play around, but my goal here is not for somebody who believes something differently than me to walk away feeling like I dislike them or don't care about them. He's lying.

He's lying. Well, except for Tim. I don't care how Tim feels about anything, but I want you to know this. I care too much about you to not question beliefs you have that I think are wrong, and I believe that paganism is wrong. That's what I'll say. I tried having a simple and open conversation with Seamus about my religion and the hollow earth and the lizard people that live inside of it,

but he was just insulting me. The hollow earth part was fine, but when you start coming at me talking about climate change... No, no, no. I watched that show Inside Job Luke talked about. It was pretty funny. The second episode is way funnier than the first.

It's C plus, B minus, but it's funny. I don't know this show. It's a show about conspiracy theories. The second episode, a bunch of JFK clones get released, and so they have to get Grassy Knoll, his name is, to hunt them down and stop them. Too soon. There's a bunch of JFKs walking around. They're like, we need his help. Too soon. It's pretty – yeah, stop them. Too soon. There's a bunch of JFKs walking around. They're like, we need his help.

Too soon. It's pretty, yeah, too soon. All right, all right. Christina H. says, rage on behalf of the machine's greatest hits, shilling in the name. Yeah. Opposites of punk and shills on parade.

I'm going to write those songs. Those are great. And we'll record them. I'm writing this down. Yeah, write them down. This is a good idea. Because we, I'll go to Carter, songs. Those are great. And we'll record them. I'm writing this down. Yeah, write them down. This is a good idea. Because I'll go to Carter, who's our music producer, and be like, I need these versions to be recorded, like these songs to be recorded with these alternate lyrics.

Shilling in the name of, you better do what they tell you. That's right. All right, let's see. Eric A. says, the Let's Go Brandon songs have been gone from the itunes app top songs since at minimum yesterday i had to search them out specifically posted an image to patriots that win let's go brandon i see them right here yeah but libby checked and she's got them maybe refresh or something weird they're just they're right here jeremy hall says tim crew have you listened to the music of tom mcdon? Any chances of getting him on the show? We absolutely have. And we

have talked to him on the phone and, you know, about a couple things. Maybe. Have you noticed how busy he is? Right. Yes. There's a lot of very big, famous people we'd love to have on the show, you know. Chance Jones says, hey, I told Loza Alexander was legit.

Let's go, Biden hit 3.7 million on YouTube and he was on number one before Adele's song came out. Also Bryson just hopping on the Let's Go Brandon wave because it's trending. Loza did it first. Loza gang. I mean, for sure. And Loza's got the bigger songs, like they've got more of them, but Bryson hit number one. But you know, mad respect to everybody. Anybody who wants to chant Let's Go Brandon, I'm down with. They're my team. HB says Trump is attending World Series Game 4 in Georgia. It's going to chant Let's Go Brandon, I'm down with. They're my team. HB says, Trump is attending World Series Game 4 in Georgia.

It's going to rain. Let's go Brandon in the ATL. Alright. Trash Bandit says, Clearly we are winning. Memes, mockery, and comedy are our weapons. Yep. Satire, sarcasm. Chris P. Bacon

says, Casey Kasem was also the voice of Scooby-Doo. That's right. Was it Scooby-Doo? Someone said Shaggy. Was it? Yeah. Oh, I don't know. That's right.

He was on there, wasn't he? I'm going to look it up now. The thing, though, about satire and all of that is it's getting fact-checked. I know. Yeah, exactly. And the AFP, which is a global fact-checking organization, came out and said that it was right to fact-check satire because it's hard to tell the difference these days. Well, maybe.

Well, that's more indicative of a very serious cultural problem. So I did a video about this a while ago, the fact-checking that was occurring via Snopes and the Babylon Bee. And Snopes tried to justify their fact-checking by releasing a study which showed that something like in some cases up to 30 percent of conservatives believed that this babylon b article was true what they actually did was they took a number of babylon b articles removed them from the context of having been produced by a satire outlet and then they reworded the headlines they reworded the headlines to take the jokes and then just stated them as if they were factual. So it was like, one of them is Joe Biden dons umbrella cap and then claims free money for everyone.

And then they take out the context and they put Joe Biden offers plan to give Americans free money. Or one was, is that real? And people are like, oh, it sounds real, I guess. But he actually did do that. Well, that wasn't a specific example. It did happen. That did happen that did happen so one one concrete example was it was um it was something like oh man it was a parody of an argument evangelicals will make um about creation but it was it was something like don lemon said

that um proof that collusion didn't happen was like made to test our faith or something like something was an obvious joke and they reworded it to say don lemon has openly stated that nothing could make him change his mind about russiagate and then asked people if that was a real headline it's like that's completely dishonest yeah that's how they work all right daniel generelli says waking up to a text from tim's girlfriend sunday morning equals I'm living in a simulation. Seriously, though, huge thanks to Allison and everyone who signed my board. Can't wait to mount it on my office wall.

I had so much fun. You're all cool. And P.S. Ian, I hope you enjoyed the treats left with Chris. So this was the event we had. Oh, nice. The event on Saturday was very, very fun. Very fun. And we're planning another,

possibly another event soon of some sort, very soon. Too soon. Too soon. It's very hard to organize. We'll see, though. We'll see if we can pull this off. I don't want to say too much. Nashville.

Excuse me. Just got to. What was that? Nashville. Are you sick? You didn't tell me you were sick. Nashville. What?

I'm just saying. All right, all right, all right. Let just saying. All right. All right. All right. Let's see. All right. So this is Super Chat from 204-857-4289-5729-875. Let's go. Brandon has medical misinformation because it starts off with a part of speech by Biden

claiming that if you get the vaccine, you won't get COVID. Oh, my goodness. Incredible. Well, Biden is wrong and COVID. Oh, my goodness. Incredible. Well, Biden is wrong, and he's sowing disinformation. Speaking of Biden sowing disinformation, I released a video. Yes, I'm shilling for myself once again. How dare you?

Called Biden Debates Biden's Vaccine Mandate. We were able to find audio clips of Biden diametrically opposed to himself on the vaccine issue when Trump was in office versus now. So just watch that to entertain yourself and also be informed on Bideniden's new stance yes on there too we didn't put kamala harris in the video but i thought i saw a number of her statements under the trump administration it's really funny it's really funny and then also you had in april biden saying that wearing a mask was a patriotic duty and now just recently he was slammed for wandering all around virginia shaking everyone's hands with his you you know, snot nose. Kissing their hand, wiping his nose in their hand when he kisses them.

Sniffing people. No mask. No mask. Oh, man. All right. Frog Boogers says, Tim, in 1,000 Ways to Die IMDb cast, in season five, episode four, Death Takes a Vacation, you are labeled as pedestrian. Oh.

Well, that's oh well that's pretty rude that they would call you pedestrian like i don't even know what content is higher level but we filmed two one where the mime kills himself by eating a pickle and the other where the cop does by dropping his gun and picking it up wrong he's shameless we're not pedestrian no i know that's what i'm saying all right cole will says it's a big white pill for me to know that protest music is music is making a comeback most Most Vietnam protest era artists are either all dead or they got the government they wanted, except Clapton and Van Morrison. Please read the Chop Block podcast super chat right there.

The Chop Block podcast says, I see Tim Poole as a guest again on Shimcast, but I seriously love you guys and all you do, and hey, Lids and Libby. Oh, hello, hello. Right on. Mark Amenderes says, Shimcast, but in all seriousness, love you guys and all you do, and hey, Lids and Libby. Oh, hello, hello. Bye. Mark Amenderis says, Green Day's unreleased album you mentioned was scrapped because the master recordings were stolen slash lost. What?

When they restarted, they made American Idiot. I don't believe it. I never believed it. Oh, wow. So they did, what did they do, Warning? Where it was like pop rock, and then people ragged on them saying, like, you're not punk rock. Oh, they stole our stuff. Dog ate oh they stole our stuff dog ate my homework right oh no oh no oh our new album

they're probably looking at it it was all like bubble gum and they're like oops and so then they were like we're punk rock we're gonna complain about america they should have just released it i mean the ramones were bubble gum punk that worked for them. Yeah, yeah. All right, Steve Ortlip. We want Biden bops. Take my money. Ooh, yeah. Well, let me tell you, we have Biden bops on Freedom Tunes. It's a cartoon we did.

Maybe I'll make a full version, but you all got to go check that video. It's called Sing with Joe Biden. So good. All right. Dialogue equals progress says, on diversity, equity, and inclusion, I consult companies and many HR departments are pursuing this because they want to take advantage of cultural differences and diversity of thought to progress faster than the competition.

The only problem is they all have homogeneity of thought, not diversity. Yeah. Orion Galaxy says, Crowder shot his one million subscriber plaque full of holes and hanged it. You should do the same if YouTube ever strikes you down or bans you. Dang.

I do have an extra one. Because we have three and then I got sent a duplicate for some reason. Oh, yeah. They accidentally sent me two. Can I put my name on it so I can just pretend that I have a million subscribers? But it's funny that Luke never got his silver medal. Yeah, other people never got theirs. So I didn't get mine.

I didn't get mine for a while. And then I sent them aoshopped meme you know the one of timmy turner's dad was like here's where i'd put blanket i did one i photoshopped my cartoon character's face and i was like i would put my play button here if i had one and i sent that to them and they responded they're like we're so sorry you don't have one set up yeah yes yes yes i put a little text in the email but yeah i sent them that meme. This is where I put my silver medal. I had one. All right, let's see. Jack T. Great says, when I show you this picture, do you see a yellow dress or let's go Brandon?

Aha. Got him. Let's see. Blind Owl says, a slow clap to Luke in Freedom Tunes for that Biden's greatest hits short. It made me genuinely laugh. Thank you so much. Why Luke? Well, because Luke's the one who did all the work.

Yeah, Luke did the Freedom Tunes video. That's true, yeah. I love Luke, but he was not involved with that. Yeah, I was confused by that. I'm like, Luke had nothing to do with that. Yeah, thank you. I'm so glad you liked that cartoon. It was Seamus, though.

Yeah, Seamus. All right, let's see. What do we get? Oh, maybe he was saying shout out to Luke, comma, and Seamus for this okay that makes sense luke's gonna be so mad mad when he finds out i stole his cartoon slow clap to luke and freedom tune for that biden greatest hits huh i don't know all right let's see audrey visual audrey's visual arts says seamus as a villain would be a formidable opponent as brilliant as

he is on kyle's defense can you imagine if the MSM had someone on the staff that smart? Thankfully, he's on our side. That's very kind of you. Thank you. Yeah. I think they have plenty of people on their side as smart as me.

They're all pretty dumb. Yeah. I appreciate it. They're all pretty dumb. All right. Let's see what we got. Ray says, Fascism started in earnest

with the Patriot Act. Ooh. Sounds about right. Yeah, that was pretty bad. Kev says, Casey Kasem voiced Shaggy in the Scooby-Doo cartoons from 1969 to 2012. Wow. Old guy. 175.

Yeah. Greg Duvier says, Seamus, why do you only promote Freedom Tunes when you also have Common Sense Soapbox? Because the super chatters will promote it for me, clearly. Oh, look at that. Clever. So Common Sense Soapbox is a channel that I've been running. It's a series I started producing with the Foundation for Reconciliation Education about

five years ago. And we launched a channel for it about a year ago. So yeah, feel free to check out Common Sense Soapbox with Seamus Coggan. Freedom Tunes is my main channel. So I do most of the promoting for that one. And Common Sense Soapbox is a joint venture currently. So right on. Very cool.

But yeah, check it out. We just did a very informative video on the budget and how it is a myth to say that we could cut the defense budget to pay for all the social welfare spending people want. We actually don't have enough. So check that video out on Common Sense Soapbox if you'd like. Jonah Davidoff says, Call chief diversity officers what

they are commissars and there you go yeller b says hey tim pool and gang what's your opinion on these meme coins and the reason people are flooding into it do you think it says something about society's opinion faith on the u.s dollar i just found a coin i wonder if other people will buy some as an fu yeah people are spamming uh certain coins i don't shout them out because if there's no real functional utility or like ethereum does has a function some other tokens have functions bitcoin has a function bitcoin's mostly first and best dressed a lot of these other tokens that are built off of ethereum don't do anything and people are just trying to justify why they want everyone to buy it so they can make a quick buck and then sell it.

That's the way it is. Pump and dump. Pump and dump. Sergeant Wilkie says companies are charging employees because they are unvaccinated. My employer is charging $100 a month and I read an article. L.A. workers charged $130 a week, just returned from Hawaii and all restaurants required vax ID, location of stay or a negative test every 48 hours. I wonder what the party of workers' rights is going to have to say about that.

Very little. Yes, they're into it. They like this kind of segregation. Yep. Then they're totally on board with it, even though in New York anyway, the majority of people who are unvaccinated are black New Yorkers. Yeah. Right.

Yeah. But that's not racist. No, not at all. Everything is systemically racist except vaccine enforcement. Exactly. Anytime you have a disproportionate outcome between two groups of people, it's racism. Except. Except for this.

Right. Except for vaccine enforcement. Yeah. Gail Reinoff says love you tim and crew can you paint the screws on your book display shelf black they are very distracting and takes away from the classy shelf i am 64 and watch you every night thank you very much gail that's a shelf behind you yeah oh she's right oh the screws are very obvious and distracting yeah what paint black no i think it looks good you see your and you want to paint it black, Lydia?

Well, now it's for when guests have something to promote. Like a book. Oh, that's handy. That's why it's there. Was it John R.'s idea? Yes, a super chatter. Brilliant. That's a great idea. That's a good idea. I should have put something back there. Why didn't you tell the guest about it? I know. Usually we put the alpaca there.

You didn't tell me about it either. Yeah, put the gorilla there. You know what? I'll do this just beautiful. Our water bottle. That's very decorative and I like it. So we put the alpaca there. It didn't tell me about it either. Yeah, put the gorilla there. You know what? I'll do this. It's just beautiful. You'll put it in our water bottle. That's very decorative, and I like it. So we stopped doing plastic water bottles. Yeah. Good for you. We decided to buy some glass ones we can clean, and then we fill it with our own 18-stage

filtered water. Yeah, I've got to wash that tonight. 18 stages. Yeah, it's very clean. Good for you. Fouquit Freddy says, Seamus, Day of the Dead falls on All Saints Day in the Catholic calendar, so it's a way to remember family as well. Yeah, no, absolutely.

So All Saints Day is a day when we remember and pray for the dead and celebrate the saints, and yeah, I believe Day of the Dead also falls on that date, November 1st. Oh, very interesting. All Hallows' Eve is Halloween. All Hallows' Eve is Halloween, yes. I have somebody trying to tell me on Twitter that Halloween had nothing to do with Christianity or religion.

That is absurd. And I was like, yeah, it's the eve before a holy day of obligation. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly. Kind of the point. Now, obviously, like, not all the customs of Halloween or Day of the Dead, for that matter, are necessarily Christian or even something that Christians should partake in, frankly. But in its origins, yeah, it's's christian all right here's a good one

jay liebgott says the crazy thing about the kentucky lap dance story is that it was in hazard county i can't see beau and luke duke doing this daisy maybe goodness gracious times they are a changing you know all right let's see jeffrey grajic says i get i get a kick out of hearing here was this drink called tang and didn't astronauts drink that i guess also by the way i saw a tweet that said and if this makes so much more sense it was orangutans in the tang that were chilling that makes way more sense yeah no i get it maybe that was maybe i was looking for chimpanzees and there was a kid i should have been looking for orangutans might have seen something.

That was your problem. That was the issue. Matthew Drake said Alec Baldwin crossed state lines and shot a woman. Oh, technically correct. Yeah. You know, you can use framing to, like, really mess with people's minds on stories. So Alec Baldwin traveled really, really far, out of state, crossing state lines, specifically for the purpose to go where this

woman was working and then point a gun at her and pull the trigger. And now she's dead. All technically correct. Literally correct. Yeah. The only thing is, they don't tell you, it's like he was on a movie and, you know. That's how the media works. It's the information they withhold more so than the information they give you. It's just so absurd to not

check your props. Like, that's what I find so stupid. But think about how they framed it at first. A prop gun misfired. But it wasn't a prop gun, and it didn't misfire. Right. It fired. It was a real gun that was being used as a prop.

That was fired intentionally. That was intentionally fired. Yep. Yeah, that's crazy. That's really the only way to fire a gun. You have to pull the actual trigger. Not a prop. All right.

Dragon Lady says, Amen. I was one of those kids who gets picked on for no particular reason. Result? I don't give a family-friendly dang about what people think of me. It's very freeing. She cares what families think, clearly. She's trying to be friendly to them.

That's right. She just wants to get her stuff back. Dinah Castle says, Watching Doritos destroy my culture with rope propaganda is offensive. That's also so offensive, right? Because Hispanics, especially Mexicans, are very often Catholic. Not all the time. But to co-opt their culture, which is generally Catholic,

to promote sexual lifestyle choices that we believe are immoral is extremely insulting. Death style choices. She goes on to say, Latinos wake up because we are being colonized again. I just got that. That's true. Lar says,

first thing my parents taught me when I was old enough to be home alone, don't open the door for anyone. Especially witches. Unless it's a witch. Unless it's a witch. She's getting in anyway. She'll teleport in, I guess. JR says, Tim, T-bones are hard to cook because they're actually like three separate steaks well we're gonna slow cook them for like 12 hours so it just turns to mush great brisket is the best

period that's it you like brisket the best it's the best's the best. Good brisket. Old brisket Tim, they call him. Just falls apart. True, yeah, true. I don't know. I got to be a tenderloin man. Wow, filet mignon. Crazy. It is delicious. So insanely good.

Harder and harder to come by. I went to this one farm and the lady told me that someone showed up and bought all- Let me tout my fancy meat that I have. That's right. She's like, oh, I have the fanciest meat. Where's my fancy meat? None of you may. What? It's like $15 for a steak.

That's kind of a lot. That's kind of a lot. Yeah, but do you know how much a porterhouse costs? No. $20. It's just a little bit bigger. I mostly just buy vegetables and pasta. Well, look, look, look.

I'll put it this way. When you go to a farm to buy meat and you're getting fresh farm meat, everything is between 15, 20 bucks and the tenderloins are 15 bucks. I used to live near a place that slaughtered chickens on the Lower East Side

and after living near that place for just a brief period of time, I didn't want to eat chicken really ever, ever again. I would never have gone

there to buy some fresh chicken. Their screaming would annoy me and I'd hate them even more. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm kidding. The smell was ghastly. I briefly lived across the street from a chicken slaughtery.

And like during the morning, you'd hear like... Oh, that's horrible. I mean, the noise you made was funny, but it's horrible for actually... To just hear the mass slaughter of any animal is not a comfortable experience. Would you eat lab-grown organic meat product? Yeah. Yeah. for actually just hear the mass slaughter of any animals not a comfortable experience would you eat lab grown organic meat product yeah yeah um that didn't come from animals it was just like yeah yeah we we bought um we bought this fungus ice cream they make they make lactose they genetically modified a mushroom so that it grows lactose i guess and they take it out and they make

a non-animal dairy with it i had a little little bit because I'm trying to avoid all the sugary garbage. But I have no problem eating that stuff. I would just choose not to if I had the choice. If you had the choice, you wouldn't do it. Yeah, so my choice is I have chickens. We have 15 chickens now. It's the craziest thing. Right, check this out.

If you get a chicken and you get a rooster and you just put them outside, you're going to do it. You end up with more chickens. Yeah, that's true. The other day I saw Tim and he had one of the chickens and he was just like beating it mercilessly. And then it finally died. And I was like, now we can eat it. And Tim's like, eat it. We stopped it there.

See what's wrong with you? No, we actually have a very serious chicken city problem right now. So Dorothy, who was a rehome and she's the oldest, she's being seriously abused by Roberto. Oh, no. Oh, no. Like, oh, yeah. Dude, chickens are not nice. Dude, roosters are not nice animals. Well, so she runs from him now, panicked, frantic.

And then he chases her and then jumps on her and doesn't, he just jumps on her and then stands there. Wow. And so, like, we're like, okay, we need to get this new thing set up. We're separating them all so that she'll have time to be by herself and heal, and then he'll have to find other preferences, I guess. He's going to move on to the next victim. I mean, the recidivism is very high for those kinds of roosters. I want to do an animation.

We have our Canadian editor at Postmillennial is Roberto Wakeroll-Cruz, and I want to do an animation of him with a chicken body doing this with Dorothy. Here's the thing, though. So we have two batches of babies. We've got the – there's three babies. It's Margaret's two daughters and then Roberto's son. And then we have five babies that are Black Stars. Those are Vanessa and Dorothy's kids.

They're a special sex link from Rhode Island Red and Bartlemouth Rock. And they all do their separate thing. And so one day, Roberto Jr., his son, was grabbing the neck of one of Margaret's daughters really hard, and he ran in and split him up. And I was like, he's being a good dad, right? And I'm actually impressed. I go out there, and I was worried that the rooster would kill the other boys and everything. He actually keeps them safe. Yeah. But I was told that they don't care for their kids and they were incubated babies so he really

doesn't care for them. He just views them as other chickens but he's actually doing a good job for everybody. Now the little boys are still babies so they're not yet sexually mature so we don't have to worry about any fighting or anything like that but we're going to separate them. That probably makes sense. I've thought about getting chickens. My landlord

doesn't allow pets but I think livestock is different. Maybe if I got some of those in my apartment. Yeah, roosters. Just get a bunch of roosters. You know what I was thinking? I was thinking of just buying like 50 roosters and just unleashing them in a city and just letting them. Oh my gosh. Let's not do that. Just open the back of a

truck at 4 a.m. would happen and no we should try that and just like see if it becomes a news story just don't tell anyone just let it happen and see people like there's chickens running around our neighborhood well what and how big of a story it becomes not chickens roosters because they'll be screaming oh my god fighting each other and running away oh my gosh we just introduced chickens and roosters as an invasive species city slickers about farming there's no natural predators in cities for chickens running away. Oh my gosh, we just introduced chickens and roosters as an invasive species in some large city. There's no natural predators in cities for chickens. Who's going to go after them?

There's possums. Raccoons. No, can't get them. Chickens are too big. Possums can't get chickens? I'm pretty sure chickens and roosters are too big for possums. Possums are like coyotes, foxes, raccoons. So raccoons maybe if they get into the city. But

you know, I think if you just unleashed a horde of chickens into like Central Park, you'd have chickens everywhere. You would have chickens everywhere. It's interesting, in Brooklyn Central Park. Let's do it, dude. I think you should do this. I won't tell anybody. Okay. Dude, if this happens, that's going to happen, right?

And someone's actually gonna release chickens and then the media is gonna go in chicken insurrection promoted by tim pool people are saying cats that is not true not for chickens what about cats cats cannot we'll get messed up by a chicken yeah dude dude chick people you need to understand chickens are armored those feathers yeah it's like armored and And then they have claws. Well, they're basically like dinosaurs. Yeah, they're a little raptor. Cats are tough, but they're soft. They're very soft. Do you want to know how we ended up

with a bunch of possums in Brooklyn? They released a bunch of possums in Brooklyn to try and control the rat population. No way. When was that? It was a while ago, but now we have rats and possums. Amazing. And squirrels. And they're all super nasty. We've got stink bugs everywhere.

And they're an invasive species. And so one thing people were saying is that the reason they're spreading is because in China, where they're from, there's wasps that kill and eat them. Simple. We just need to bring the wasps over here. That's a good idea. Let's do that. Brilliant. Let's do that.

They'll kill all the stink bugs. Spectacular plan. Yo, have you seen that weird? Why didn't we all think of that and do it over and over again? Have you seen that weird spotted bug that's invasive? Those lightning-y things. That kill the trees? Yeah.

Yeah. And they're hot. They're horrible. I went to – we were in Harrisburg, PA, and we went to a restaurant, and there was like a thousand just like clustered all over this building. And I was like, I'm pretty sure you got to call the cops or something. You're like obligated, and they called or something like that. i was just like dude and they're flying everywhere really disgusting yeah yeah that's horrible yeah nasty haven't why why haven't you why haven't you guys smashed that like button for shame yeah guys hold

on why haven't you smashed the like button for this episode of timcast that's ridiculous that's right well how many likes are we at l Bro, we're at 8,332. No, that's enough, actually. That's enough? Oh, okay. No, let's get us to 15,000. It's ambitious, but we're going for it tonight. Let's do it.

Jake Berg says, Tim Pool is a CIA plant, and these videos aren't even live. I can prove it's live right now. Then how did he read that super chat? His videos aren't real. Well, you just proved it by reading his super chat. He knows.

I'm going to prove it right now by writing the time and date. Writing it? My fancy pen. There you go. Very cool. It's like 1862, isn't it? I'm concerned. But Tim, you knew when the podcast was going to start airing, so you knew that at a certain

Here's proof. This is live right now. See? Can you read that? 8.17 p.m. 10.26.21. Oh, that's right. That's right.

I wouldn't have driven straight into the sun all afternoon either for something that wasn't even live, y'all. I know. What were you thinking, Libby? I don't know. So now here's what I'm really excited for. I'm actually just fake. That super chat came in a few minutes ago at 9.59 p.m. But now people are going to be like, whoa, Tim held up the wrong time and date.

I bet the shows aren't even actually live, even though the news is from today. No, it would be such a bad idea to record this early. We should do an episode. Why did you write 8.17? It's funny. It's funny. It's a good bit. It's a perfect number.

Yeah. 8.17. 8.17. Yesterday. We should do one episode. I just noticed that. We should actually record an episode ahead of time. Just one day when we want to hang out later in the day or something.

And then the whole time we'll just be like trying to talk about the day's events we know nothing about. Like this. Did you hear about that thing? That one day? Joe Biden. Joe. Can you believe what he said?

Oh, that thing. I like that Simpsons episode when they replace all of the radio talk show hosts with a computer and the computer is just like, those clowns in Congress, and Homer's like, oh, that's true. Oh, yeah. Yeah, perfect. Well, we didn't quite hit Seamus' goal of 15,000 likes.

That's pretty messed up, so that means no after show. Sorry. No, that means we're kicking Seamus out. Oh. People don't realize, you know, Seamus, you got it. I was going to have a scotch in the after show. So let's do the after show. No, it's fine.

We'll do that. But Seamus, you're out. Goodbye, Seamus. He's leaving. Okay. Seamus is gone. That's it. He's gone.

He's actually just staying in the corner. He's muttering to himself. R.I.P. Seamus. What are you saying over there, Seamus? You guys can't hear it. No, we'll never know. All right, everybody.

If you haven't already, smash that like button. Subscribe to the channel. Go over to TimCast.com. No, no. We'll never know. All right, everybody. If you haven't already, smash that like button. Subscribe to the channel. Go over to timcast.com. Become a member. We're going to have an after show. Members only coming up at 11 p.m.

You don't want to miss it. You can, what did I say? Subscribe to this channel. Share the show. Follow us at timcast.rl. You can follow me personally at timcast. You guys want to shout out your things?

Yeah, so if you want to help us out, we're at thepostmillennial.com slash contribute. And you could check that out. And we're there every day, thepostmillennial.com. I'm at Libby Emmons on Twitter. And next weekend, if you're in Fort Worth, I'm going to be at Better Discourse, which is betterdiscourseevent.com. And you guys could check that.

It's live. I mean, that's a real place. It's a real thing happening. I don't know if it's streaming I mean that's a real place it's a real thing happening I don't know if it's streaming but I'm going to be there with a bunch of other people Jack Posobiec is going to be there oh nice it should be really cool yeah so Jack Posobiec I hit him up before the event that we had this past weekend

and I asked him if he was going to come he's like you know I don't know if we'll be able to and I said so you're saying you don't love us and he responded yes yeah I can prove it so I'm just telling everyone here that's literally what happened He's like, I don't know if we'll be able to. And I said, so you're saying you don't love us? And he responded, yes. Whoa. Yeah, and I have the tweets. I can prove it. So I'm just telling everyone here that's literally what happened.

But if you want to follow me, check out my work, youtube.com slash freedomtunes. That's O-O-N-S, freedomtunes. And that's pretty much where you get to see all my fun, funky, crazy cartoons. They're very enjoyable. I think you guys will love them. Seamus just did a series of Joee biden tunes joe biden songs don't get it confused it's t-o-o-n s-s channel yeah it's awesome it's so good um i really enjoy this kind of mixed up version of timcast irl i was loving this new i guess this is shimcast since this is like a strange luke and ian are eating stink bugs right now. That's actually why

Tim brought them out here. He's like, we need somebody to eat them. Supposedly they taste like apples. Don't recommend trying them. You guys may follow me on Twitter at SarahPatLids. L-Y-D-S. The internet. Yeah, the internet told me. I'm surprised they don't taste like chicken. I know, right? Everything does, right? Oh, it tastes like chicken.

Everything does. I guess that's it. There you go, Tim. Alright, everybody. We'll see you all over at TimCast.com for that member segment. Thanks for hanging out. Bye, guys. Thanks for chilling. you