Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #425 - NYC Warns BLM NOT To Burn Down City, REFUSES To Surrender To BLM Riots w/Libby Emmons

Episode Date: December 11, 2021

Tim, Ian, Luke, and Lydia join editor-in-chief of the Post Millennial Libby Emmons and, later on, commentator and podcaster Jack Posobiec to analyze the response of the mayor-elect of New York City to the violent threats of BLM, the restaurant owner sentenced by a jury of her peers to jail time for the audacity to run her business during the pandemic, prosecutors targeting Antifa (finally), the journalists suing Andy Ngo in a laughably bad case, Jussie Smollett's acting chops on full display as he vies for his fake news award prize, inflation's toll on the working class, Julian Assange's extradition ruling, and a special spot with Jack Posobiec and his mother. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Black Lives Matter has issued a statement. They are standing by Jussie Smollett, even though he has been found guilty. And, you know, it's a really important story for regular people, because everybody knows at this point that Jussie Smollett staged the whole thing. It was a hoax. He was trying to make more money. He exploited Black Lives Matter and the protest movement to advance his career. And now you can see official statements from the Black Lives Matter organization that they don't care. They're standing by him saying, we don't care if police are liars. He's done too much for us.

That's important for regular people so you can explain to them, look, this is not about justice. It's about political power. And here's proof. Now we got an even weirder story. The New York City mayor has said they refuse to surrender to Black Lives Matter and warned Hawk Newsome not to burn the city down. It's interesting. We're starting to see some pushback to Black Lives Matter and Antifa. In California, 11 Antifa members have been arrested and charged with some very serious crimes for beating regular people.

Apparently, there was a Trump rally. Antifa shows up and started beating kids like teenagers. Pretty aggressive stuff. And then where does this lead us to? Well, the intrepid journalist, Andy Ngo, who has been documenting this much to the chagrin of Antifa, is now being sued by people because he retweeted them. This is Antifa lawfare. They're mad about it. So they're literally suing him. I'll say this right now before we get the show started. Andy Ngo, mark my words. There's a lot of political play here,

but I will say this on the merits. Andy will win a summary judgment. The judge will laugh this case out of court, and then Andy will seek legal fees and likely win. I'll just say he will win. I will make a hard prediction on this. You can come back, and if I'm wrong, I will accept being wrong, but I am so positive that this is the stupidest lawsuit ever filed. Andy will win on summary judgment. It will never see a trial. The judge is going to be like, this is ridiculous for the case for the defendant. And then Andy's going to say legal fees is granted laughably bad. And we'll get in all this stuff. We also got inflation hitting across the country and it's a little bit in the weeds, but I think this one's big.

We can definitely talk about how it's screwing over the working class. And I have this article from The Intercept that really pissed me off. Inflation is good for you. It's bad for the 1%. They lie so easily to manipulate poor people into destroying themselves and supporting this trash. So we're going to do it. Joining us today is, of course, Libby Emmons from The Postmillennial. Hi.

How's it going? Hey. You're the editor-in-chief, right? I am. I'm the editor-in-chief at The Postmillennial. Sweet. And you work with Andy. I work with Andy.

He actually just sent me a message. Oh, yeah. He wanted me to show you something. Oh, what is it? Is it the part from the lawsuit? Yeah. It's his last tweet about being an effective journalist means that people will try to silence you yeah they will and he's fundraising for his legal defense so if you

want to check that out oh definitely it's libertycenter.org slash retweet so i used one of his articles today from newsweek yeah it's funny they're like he's not a journalist and i'm like pretty sure newsweek isn't a far-right publication and it's not an opinion piece it's funny. They're like, he's not a journalist. And I'm like, pretty sure Newsweek isn't a far-right publication. And it's not an opinion piece. It's a straight news piece. They're so salty because very few people are willing to actually report on what they're doing and stand up to it. Well, and Andy is reporting on crime. He doesn't do opinion pieces. I recently was like, Andy, we were talking about something.

I was like, that's a great idea. We should do an opinion piece on that. And he was like, meh, I don't want to do an opinion piece. He does straight news stories. And they come after him because he's good at his job. You know, that stupid Daily Beast story about this lawsuit. And they're talking about, and they use, they're like, oh, Andy has had all of these DCMA strikes against him.

And it's like, yeah, that's not evidence of anything other than people are out to get him. You know, that's what that's about. Yeah, it's because that's about. Yeah. It's because they just don't like, they don't want their violent crimes to be reported on. I really want to talk so much about that one. But I felt like we couldn't lead with it because it's a little esoteric. But we'll get into that.

And we'll build up to it with the Black Lives Matter ride stuff. We got Luke chilling. Yeah. Libby's from New York City. So I'm very excited to find out how my former homestead is turning into a hellscape. It's going to be a great conversation to have. And the shirt that I have now I think becomes more popular by the day, and it reads, People will forget your words, people will forget your accomplishments, but no one will forget that you voted for Joe Biden.

And it's a great one because it catches a lot of people off guard, and you could get yours and be a part of street activism by just going to thebestpoliticalshirts.com. And because you do, I'm here. Thanks for having me. What's up, everybody? Ian Crossland here, ready to rock and roll. Good to see you. Iancrossland.net.

Check it out. And I am also here pushing buttons on this very calm Friday night. We're going to have a lot of fun. Love having Libby here. Love my ladies. Let's get into it. Thanks. Before we get started, my friends, go to TimCast.com.

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Smash the Like button right now. Subscribe to this channel. Share the show with your friends. Let's get started with this. We were initially going to start with Jesse, but I think this is actually more important context as we get into Black Lives Matter. From the Daily Mail, quote, we are not going to surrender to Black Lives Matter. New York City Mayor-elect Eric Adams warns BLM leader Hawk Newsom not to, quote, burn down the Big Apple

and refuses to back down on reinstating plainclothes NYPD units. It's kind of crazy when we're at a point where the mayor of, you know, the biggest city in the country is warning a group of leftist activists not to burn the city down. Isn't it? Isn't it? Shouldn't there be a little bit more than that? Like, hey, you not to burn the city down. Isn't it? Isn't it? Shouldn't there be a little bit more than that? Like, hey, you threatened to burn the city down. Like, that's a terroristic threat. You guys literally did smash windows and destroy things a year ago. Maybe those threats are not idle threats and there should be some legal ramifications.

You know, maybe a slap on the wrist. Maybe they at least need to come out and be like, don't threaten to burn it all down. But how many times do they say this stuff? Yeah, you know, they say it a lot. BLM says this a lot. And Hawk Newsome also is much further to the left, I think, even than the national BLM groups. And he's spoken out against the national BLM groups. He's one of the ones who was bringing suit against them for having fundraised all that money. And like, having fundraised all that money and nobody saw any of that money except Patrice Cullors got a bunch of new houses or something. Oh, that's nice.

Yeah, that's really nice. Well, it was for her family. It was for her, sure. She's doing very well for herself. Yeah, I mean, every family needs a nice little house in Topanga Canyon, right? A couple of them. That's just one, a few. A couple of like half a million dollar houses.

Yeah, so the thing about Newsom is he's very vigilant about that. A couple of them. That's just one. A few. A couple of like half a million dollar houses. Yeah. So the thing about Newsom is he's very vigilant about that. I actually talked with him after there was like a whole incident uptown with some tourists who were in town and they didn't want to show their vax cards or something like that. And they ended up getting kicked out of car mines. And then when I talked to him about it, he was like, actually, the hostess was racist and used racist language and this whole thing. But yeah, he's very vigilant against the plainclothes cops.

And I want the plainclothes cops back on the street. Pulling them off the street has been a disaster. That's how the police know what's going on in the community. You know, they're there on the street. They're involved. The context is that when they defunded the police in New York, they got rid of the anti-crime unit. That's right. And then crimes skyrocketed.

Murders, muggings, violent crimes. Well, and who's getting killed? Like, black kids are getting killed. That's what's happening. Black people are getting murdered. So, you know, people were shocked. The super lefties that I know were shocked when Eric Adams won the Democratic primary, which essentially meant that he was going to be mayor, which he is going to be. They all wanted Maya Wiley and these far left progressives.

But the black communities, the conservative communities, the Latino communities all wanted Adams. And it's pretty clear why they wanted him. You know, he was he's from the city. He was a D.A. He was a cop. Yeah. And he was he's definitely going to crack down on crime in these neighborhoods and save black lives. Like, that's what he's going to do.

I'm glad to hear it. You know, maybe I don't agree with this guy. I'm not a fan of what the Democrats have become. But if people are expressing their support for a cop, as much as I can say, you know, there's a lot of things that I don't like about the NYPD, the CPD, regular people saying, you know what we hate more? We hate you burning down our businesses and throwing rocks through our windows. This is a pie in the face to the extremist woke left.

But when they did break windows, when they did bust down businesses, when they did steal from private enterprises, you saw the police department stand back and kind of watch everything happen. You saw some of the high command of the NYPD literally get on their knees with the mayor saying, we support you guys, as of course they were causing massive chaos, massive pain for the average citizen. So the previous administration acquiesced totally to BLM. They wrote their name in front of Trump's tower

and arrested anyone who dared to express another political opinion across that particular street. So to see this kind of transition, it's not even a major transition. It's just the guy saying, hey, we're not going to have any bloodshed. We're not going to have any rioting here. I mean, that should be a normal statement. It's nothing out of the ordinary and shouldn't be. Yeah.

I mean, de Blasio also did not think that New Yorkers cared about their own quality of life. And I've talked to members of city council about this, you know, who said that there are members of city council who don't think that their constituents care about quality of life. And anyone who lives in New York, there isn't anything else. That is literally the only thing there is. There's really expensive everything and not getting trash in your face and stabbed when you walk down the street. So that's the important thing. And if Adams can bring some of that back, that's a good thing.

But I still, you know, I don't just I don't agree with any of the vax mandate stuff. He's come out in favor of that. We now have a new mask mandate in the entire state because of the stupid idiot garbage. No one elected her governor. You know, the next person's always worse right right it's always worse that's what i'm thinking too it's like if we get rid of biden we have kamala and she is just even the worst of the worst worst she's terrible yeah and this whole thing with the masking now you like businesses are going to be able to decide if you have to wear a mask or if

you have to show your vaccine card or whatever let me i want to i want to address what Luke was saying about the police, because I think there is an interesting kind of double edged sword here. I'm not a big fan of what the police were doing, letting people suffer. But I guess my point is more like regular people, when they say they want Eric Adams, they're saying no to Black Lives Matter and Antifa extremists. And we needed people to stand up and say something to that. Now, it is, I think, an issue when you have a police department and you have the whole city in this, you know, the core Democrat movement being like abolish or defund the police. Well, it's no surprise that

when the cops are like, we don't have the resources to deal with this, so we're not going to deal with it. You can't expect me to go out and then put my life on the line when you will not stand up and defend us as well. You had in New York, I think it was in New York, the police came out and said, we are being slammed in the media for all of these crimes when there were 375 million police interactions and only, I think it was like nine unarmed black men being killed or like 13 or whatever.

So the media is just drumming up all of this hate for cops when 99.99% of cops are just like routine stops. Right. That's exactly right. Well, most of them, but they also did shut down private businesses in Staten Island that were going against the lockdowns. The NYPD, it's one of the most funded police departments, I think, in the entire world. I believe their budget, correct me if I'm wrong, I think you would know this more than

I would, Libby. Their budget was $6 billion. Now it's $5 billion. Is that correct? They did pull a billion. But it wasn't the NYPD shutting down restaurants in Staten Island. It was the sheriffs. That was the state. That was under Cuomo's

jurisdiction. Yes, but it's still police officers that came in. It was, but it was not the NYPD. Because the NYPD, if you were walking around going to you know basically were speakeasies during the pandemic uh the nypd did not come bother you at all they brought in state troopers it was yeah that was what was going on in staten island that was not nypd that's corruption that's it's it's the these these cops that are basically like uh attilis gym in Jersey. The local cops showed up

and the cops said something like, you're in violation of public ordinance. That being said, have a nice day, folks. And they all clapped and cheered. So what did the city do? They called outside departments to come in and the outside cops, with a smile on their face, were like, I don't know you. I don't care about you. Screw off.

Callousness. That to me is like, you know what, man? These cops may be from out of the community, but people need a way to like call them out, shun them for violating human rights. The decree of an executive does not give police the authority to do these things. No, I mean, people have to stand up for their own values. And that's it turns out that's one of the hardest things for anybody to do is to have a value system, make their decisions based on that value system and to uphold it with their with their lives every day. This is why I'm like, you know, during the whole George Floyd riots and stuff, I was kind of like in many circumstances, if the cops aren't going to defend people who want to abolish the police, I mean, good.

This is what people have asked for, and the cops are giving it to them. That being said, when you then get police going to small businesses and putting the jackboot down, I'm like, you want me to defend you now? Not going to happen as an institution. Well, it's not the police that are going around enforcing these restrictions. It's individuals and business owners who are enforcing the restrictions. For the most part, New York especially. Yeah. And that's sort of the worst case scenario, I think.

If it was police coming in, we could all be like, no, police, don't do that. But it's individuals standing against other individuals. It's citizens taking up the enforcement. It's citizen middle managers. Well, the difference I think is in like New York, it's mostly the individual restaurant owners are the enforcers of these mandates. That's right. But there still are many circumstances in which police were engaging in this behavior. Attila's gym, as I mentioned, the woman who was trying to sell things on Facebook Live in North Jersey.

So we've seen several instances of this. And I'm not going to come out and defend organizations that take the goodwill. When we defend the police, they say defunding them is insane. If anything, they need better training, better funding, better programs. And then what happens? They say, screw the little guy. We don't care. We're told to do it, so we'll do it. Granted, as you mentioned, a lot of NYPD were just like, nope. I've heard stories from people in New York where they were like, people have tried calling the cops over, you know, people are facing the lead with masks and the cops just laugh. Yeah. They're like, what do you want me to do about it, dude?

They're like, we're not coming out for this. It's ridiculous. Yeah. I mean, my experience recently in New York City, tell me if you're wrong. Maybe this was just particularly in the neighborhood that I was in. No one's enforcing anything. As far as mask mandates, I haven't seen any kind of enforcement of that in local businesses and private businesses. Vax mandates, no one asked me about my papers.

No one asked me to put on a mask. Those are the experiences that I just had a few days ago. Are you seeing the same kind of just not caring about any of this kind of bureaucracy made up decrees? There's a lot of people that don't care. There's a lot of, like, I went to a diner the other day, and it was like, I'm not going to say where it was because I don't want them to get in trouble. There was no issue.

The vax mandates now have extended to children. So children are supposed to now show their vaccine cards. And a lot of places are not going to enforce that either. Also, the mask mandate that came down from Kathy Hochul today is like businesses get to decide so you can enforce it yourself, which also kind of means like businesses that are doing badly, are they really going to stand there and be like, put on your mask or you can't come in? You know, I wouldn't. I'd be like, come on in, please buy some stuff. But there's been a lot of places that are not asking for vaccine paperwork or anything else because they want people to come in.

And also they don't care. There's also, though, a ton of people more than I've seen in a long time walking around outside with masks on in their cars by themselves with masks on. Watching CNN too much. Right. And there's the subway. People are like fully masked on the subway. It'll be like, I'll be on the subway and I'll see somebody and we'll be like, oh, what's up?

Nice. I want to pull up this story. Two people without a mask on. We have this story from Star Tribune, and this is despicable. Albert Lee, restaurant owner, found guilty of violating state COVID mandate. A jury of three women and three men

took only an hour of deliberation to convict Lisa Hansen. She was sentenced to, where do we have the sentencing down here? It's, there we go. She was sentenced to 90 days in jail, which began immediately, and a $1,000 fine considerably more

than what Albert Lee City Attorney Kelly Dawn Martinez, who prosecuted the case, had sought. Meaning the prosecutor didn't even want it to go that crazy. And the judge was like, nah, lock her up three months. Why?

Because she opened her wine and beer bar, flouting Tim Waltz's executive order to shut down last winter during the COVID-19 pandemic and was found guilty of six criminal misdemeanor counts Thursday by a freeborn county jury. It was cops who came and arrested her for this. This is Minnesota. This is Minnesota. She fled to Iowa and then sheriff dep who came and arrested her for this. This is Minnesota. This is Minnesota. She fled to Iowa and then sheriff deputies came and arrested her. So these are people. These are officers. Look, you got to understand in places like New York City, as much as you might be saying

like, well, the NYPD weren't the ones going out and doing this. The leadership are appointed by Democrats. They do not believe in the same moral systems, moral frameworks and values that we here do. Just because we might be like, there are good cops out there and they'll be smirching the name of officers over a few fringe cases, you need to realize that in places like Seattle, there are Antifa cops. Right. Yeah, I mean, there was an Antifa

person running for the basically like Attorney General of the City in Seattle. And then, you know, she lost, but she was entrenched, you know, she was running for that. It's interesting, too. I was talking to some friends about this the other day. There's definitely a difference today between the way that Republicans and Democrats, conservatives,

liberals, whatever terminology you want to use, approach things. It used to be that everyone basically seemed to have the same goal. And the question was, how do we get there? What is the process? I don't think there's the same goal in mind at all. And I don't think that there's even a similarity of worldview at this point. Yeah, I think for the most part, everyone's become increasingly selfish. And like the judge in this case or the prosecutors, they're basically like i'm gonna get mine yeah i don't care i mean

we're seeing what's happening all around the world and it should be a warning shot to the rest of the world especially with what's happening in germany in australia in austria in italy in france where we're seeing just you know elderly women walking by big police officers grabbing their hands demanding to see their papers demanding to see their identification and throwing them in jail giving them huge fines stealing their hard-earned money punishing them scaring the crap out of them because they didn't comply with the whims of the state i think what's happening around the world in some of these places is what a lot of politicians want to happen here in the United States. And I think because of people fighting against it, because of people not complying, because of the state of Florida and other people saying, hey, I believe in my human rights.

I have dignity. I have a life here that I will fight for and I will protect no matter what. I think that's one of the only reasons why society totally hasn't gone the way as many other societies have gone to where even protesting, even just simply complaining is banned or made illegal. And it's absolutely crazy to see that happen in Australia, to see that happen all over Europe where you can't even protest. That's crazy.

We have that here with corporations. Corporations ban protest in the US. How so? Well, you have Twitter, you have social media platforms. Well, they ban speech. They ban speech, and speech is protest. Yeah, and they also ban people from organizing and from having groups and doing events together.

They're covering the Ghislaine Maxwell trial. Yes. That's another big one. What the hell is that? It's obvious what they're doing. They're like, it's bad enough we had to pull this stupid campaign with maxwell anyway the last thing we want is someone to be tweeting about it right yeah or just no talking talking about the justice system oh yeah or unless you're saying it's terrible or

just how the government took your tax dollars for over 30 years and ran an international extortion child trafficking operation that's another big one. You know? Okay. That's something that people... I'll take sources on that one. I mean... I'll give you some. Oh, I got a whole bunch of them. Look, look, look. I think, you know, we've seen a lot of the details out of the Epstein stuff, and now

we're kind of getting off the rails from where we just were. It's like, you know, these small town cops arresting this woman, and then Epstein and an internet... Right. No, but I will say there's a simpler thing. It's like, you've got, how much of our money without our consent goes to literally

bombing civilians? Right. And for some nebulous cause where they tell us, what are they saying? They were saying on TV about Ukraine. We fight over there

so we don't got to fight here. And I'm like, you think Russia's going to invade the continental US? Let alone Hawaii. And then just a really quick point before I'm going to leave it up to you. I think it is interconnected because there was police officers in New York City, in Florida, that knew exactly what was going on. They had the victims.

They had children that were coming to them, and they were told to shut up by their superiors, and they had to shut up. And there was no justice for thousands of victims and thousands of children that came forward. So, sorry. Go ahead. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. You didn't know about this, Libby?

No, I don't know all about this. Okay. Okay. Oh, the Epstein stuff is great. Yeah, the Epstein stuff is absolutely insane. Yeah, I mean, I've read about the Epstein stuff. Yeah. There's a number of police officers that fell into depression.

There's a number of police officers that were silenced, shunned, and couldn't do their job because the higher-ups said, shut up, obey our orders, and they did, and they had to. That's what goes on with a lot of things. Yeah. You know, that's pretty clear. Yeah, and it happens in some of the most atrocious atrocities that we can't even mention or talk about, and that to me is frustrating to understand people still putting a lot of their faith and a lot of their power and a lot of their hope, which I think is needless, into this kind of system that they're going to be doing the right thing.

I think we should be more skeptical than just hopeful from my perspective. You know, when I think about cops defunding police and police is an organization, I think like the trash people pick up the trash and you're like, okay, if there's an organization of trash men across the United States and a small group of them started dumping trash on lawns and they were like, F this. We hate these. And they're like targeting black people, some racist trash men. You wouldn't say like

defund trash people. No. No more trash pickup. We totally need the garbage collection. So like, how do you deal with corruption? Or I mean just firefighters and police. You know what I mean? Police have guns. Imagine a video of a firefighter at a fire, and he's got the hose, and a little old lady walks by, and he just sprays her, and she gets knocked over.

And they're like, time to shut down the fire department. Oh, my God. It's on the fire. How do you hold them accountable? You criticize every time they do something wrong. You try to hold them accountable, and if they don't, if they're not held accountable, they shouldn't have any institutional power or money until they can be accountable, until they can be trustworthy, until they can be honest and real with the people that they're serving. Because they're supposed to be serving the people, not doing the bidding of the special interests that many times they just take the orders blindly and do whatever they want. There was a big thing during Occupy Wall Street where NYPD were working in uniform as private security for wealthy individuals

who wanted to go to restaurants in the financial district. Right. That makes sense. So you come out as a protester and you see police officers in uniform, badges and everything, and then you realize they were hired as private security for the wealthy elites of New York City. There's a lot

of cops that moonlight as security. But in uniform with their badges? I don't think they're supposed to do that. Well, there's an official program within the NYPD where corporations could hire police officers to show up at their businesses. Many banks use police officers and hire them. I don't know if this program still exists, but I know it did exist a few years ago. And they were able to hire, pay their salaries and they would show up particularly

to protect their business and essentially just stand around there because that was a deterrent for a lot of criminals seeing oh there's a police officer here I won't come and steal from this place. Oops sorry there. Trash in the joints. Their job is to protect people but then but their real job is to do what their supervisor

tells them to do or they're going to lose the job. Yeah. So like that's a big conflict of interest right off the bat. Including up to some of the worst atrocities. I mean, isn't that true of soldiers? Isn't that true of the military? Any of these kind of enforcement organizations are all about making sure that the people are following the orders. Like you can't have a bunch of people.

It just wouldn't work if everyone was out there making their own assumptions about how the law works. You know, there has to be a coordinated effort in order for it to be successful. And right now it's running through people like authoritarian individuals. So maybe in the future, the system will be altered so that we'll be able to police without having authority telling people what to do. I don't think that's really how it works. I think there always has to be authority

to tell people. If you're going to have some sort of army, people have to follow the orders in the army. What about policing, though? Policing, I mean, in New York City, that's an army to a certain extent. Yeah, how many is it? 30-something thousand?

It's a lot. It's a lot of people. And the thing, too, that happened in New York is that a bunch of low- level crimes basically got decriminalized and stopped being prosecuted. So that just opened the door for criminals to do bigger crimes, you know, and the way that the smaller crimes worked, I was actually listening to a podcast about this with Inez. And Inez's podcast. But essentially, the idea is that those low-level crimes are not that are now decriminalized.

The idea was not that those low-level crimes are there to be prosecuted and send people to prison. It's so that police have an intervention point, an early intervention point, right? So if you're standing there on the street corner smoking a joint, then the police can be like, hey, what's up? You're standing here on the street corner smoking a joint. That's an intervention point. Right. If turnstile jumping. Right.

Hey, you just jumped the turnstile. That's an intervention point. What other you know, what else is going on? Right. And when you have a bunch of crimes. Right. And then people plead down once they're in the court system. So then you have like, this person went up for a drug offense for, you know, five years. Did they really go up just for the drug offense? Like they pled down a whole bunch of other charges

and landed with one and took a sentence. It's sort of interesting. I hadn't thought of it in those terms. But it makes sense when you start thinking about it in that way. Let's talk about some wins. We got the story from Newsweek by journalist Andy Ngo. Prosecutors make first move to break up Antifa cell as 11 activists charged with violence. Now, this is not an opinion piece. This is a factual news report by Andy Ngo for Newsweek. And the reason I'm emphasizing a factual news report by journalist Andy Ngo is because Antifa and these extremists have tried their hardest to smear and besmirch his name simply for reporting on what they do. This is it. Newsweek is not some far right publication or some conspiracy blog. Newsweek is actually

fairly left leaning. And here we have a factual news piece. You see, prosecutors are actually going after Antifa. They say, Andy writes, this week, the San Diego County District Attorney's Office charged 11 alleged Antifa members with felony conspiracy and felony assault charges, among other crimes in a riot case where supporters of former President Donald Trump and random bystanders were beaten in the Pacific Beach, in Pacific Beach, California in January. Eight suspects were arraigned this week. They have all pleaded not guilty. There's there's videos of what happened there.

There are reports that there were minors who are simply walking down the street and Antifa decided to attack and pepper spray them. There was a guy who was apparently longboarding with his dog and they pepper spray this guy for no reason because they assume if you're there, you must be a Trump supporter. Oh, hey, I'm curious here. You know, I think we should be happy that finally we're seeing law enforcement go after Antifa, right? This is finally how how long has it taken?

But my concern is, is it too little too late? And is it just kind of a show, some appeasement? You know what I mean? Are they actually going to get serious across the board, around the country and deal with this extremism? Well, I want to know exactly what happened in this particular case before kind of exposing an opinion on it. But what brings me to think about, you know, when I hear about this story was just a few

months ago when Antifa was caught celebrating because their opponents were being arrested. They were celebrating when the FBI was going after Trump supporters. And my first comment on them celebrating it, it's only a matter of time until the state turns against you and starts arresting you. So I think this could be the first of that. I still want to, I still don't know a lot of the details around this case, but do they have any charges against these individuals? Yeah, felony conspiracy and felony assault.

Oh, okay. Among other crimes. Yeah. Do they know? Let me see if I can come down. Yeah, okay. So we have Samuel Ogden charged with felony conspiracy and assault. We've got Jesse Cannon, felony conspiracy, felony assault.

So basically they're all being charged similarly, and it's for trying to cause great bodily harm to individuals. They're fundraising to try and deal with this. These people thought they were untouchable. They felt like the cops couldn't do anything, and you know what, for several years that was the case. Well, the cops weren't doing anything for a long time. And as we know, the cops and the feds have a lot of data.

They're running huge dragnet information operations where they literally are flying drones over a lot of these protests. They know a lot more than they let on. So I would say that the federal authorities, the surveillance grids know almost everything. So to see this kind of turn when they were previously cheered on by many establishment institutions for doing these actions, to see them now face the ramifications

of them, shows a kind of very interesting turn. I mean, there could be just not enough right-wingers for them to go after for the petty crimes. So they're like, okay, we got to do something now. We got to do something now. We need to look useful quick. Yeah, we got to do something to justify these overly huge budgets that we got.

But it's going to be I mean, I need to read more into this. I wonder if this is actually because the midterms are coming up and the establishment Democrats know that this is a huge problem for them. I do think also, though, the courts have proven to be the front lines lately, and it's been pretty fascinating to watch justice at work. You had, you know, the Charlottesville stuff came up, and those white supremacist groups or whatever were fined, like, so much money, enough money to completely bankrupt them out of existence,

which is kind of, you know... But they don't... Look, the... And you had Rittenhouse. That was proper justice, the Smollett trial, the Arbery trial. The Charlottesville thing is interesting. Suing private citizens

who have no money just doesn't do anything. No, I mean, that's not effective, right? I mean, it's not going to be effective for that, but it is, you know, an interesting thing to see

that the courts are really on the front lines of this. If you look at the most, the biggest stories that we've had lately, they've all been trials. It's all been like waiting for a verdict you know yeah and that's been that's been pretty wild you know the supreme court oral arguments have been heating up the whole situation with the abortion laws courts are the front lines they're the it's interesting too because once

things hit the courts you know that's really where that's really where you're going to start to see what's going to happen, like what the precedent is going to be, what the law is going to be. Next year in June, it's widely believed that the Supreme Court is going to overturn Roe v. Wade. Yeah. And that was leftist activists. There was one guy from, I think, from Slate, and he was like, that's it.

It's done. The Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade. And everyone started freaking out. He's like, no, no, no. It's a prediction, not a statement of fact, but it's probably true. And even like NBC was saying this. Now, I say this in the context of Antifa. What will how the far left will be able to rally a lot of crazy young people around this should it happen. But that will be bad for Democrats. Right. It will be bad for Democrats. The other thing that's bad for Democrats is that they had to base abortion rights on a Supreme Court decision

and they could never actually pass it on a federal level. It's a state's rights issue. It's not elucidated in the Constitution. When you heard the oral arguments, I guess it was whenever it was last week. And Justice Thomas, who is so interesting, whenever he talks, it's so interesting, because he was, you know, he hardly ever says anything. But he consistently was asking, what is the basis in the Constitution for abortion rights? Is it liberty? Is it this? And, you know, she's the woman. I forgot her name. Yeah, counsel just kept being like, well, she said, abortion, abortion. Yeah, yeah. 14thth Amendment and it's a liberty issue. Right. And I don't think that's good enough. And I think it's bad law.

Why is it bad law? Because it's not actually a law. They didn't make a law. It needs to go through Congress. If they want a federal abortion rights thing, they need to make an amendment and do it. And they can't. And that's what Kavanaugh said. Yes.

He said, why is this going to the court and not through legislation? That's exactly right. Here's what I see happening. I think Antifa will definitely use this kind of stuff. Should they actually overturn Roe v. Wade, they're going to have a powerful media asset to rally a bunch of young, ignorant people and people who are not all with it, if you know what I mean, into getting violent. Right. Because their agenda is burn it to the ground and then rebuild. But the establishment Democrat, their agenda is like, win the moderates over in the midterms. You've got a flailing economy.

You've got abysmal job growth. You've got the Democrats trying to claim that Joe Biden's that we're in the Biden boom. You can only lie so much when people can't buy cereal anymore. And you're going to add to that the extremist crackpots going around smashing up windows. And they know it. So I wonder if this is preemptive. Because they're like, if we don't start arresting these people, they're going to go nuts. And it's not going to be a red wave, a red tsunami.

It is going to be a red great flood. Build your ark now. I'm looking into this. and these are not federal charges. It looks like this was charges from the San Diego County District Attorney. San Diego has a lot of right-wingers in there, so it wouldn't surprise me if this was like a local effort for them to go after individuals that target other people and hurt them, because they worked with other local police departments,

and it looks like they have a very solid case here um as they also were able to get a whole bunch of weapons drugs um on some of the suspects that were arrested here i think it was eight suspects in total there were search warrants issued so this seems more like a local issue rather than a federal issue um so um i don't you know i don't think that also matters that's fine yeah why should it not be local no i'm not i'm not saying it matters i'm just saying that that it is a federal issue. So I don't think that also matters. That's fine. Why should it not be a local issue? No, I'm not saying it matters. I'm just saying that it is a local issue. It's not a federal issue.

Yeah, so but where California leads, the rest of the country follows. And I'm really optimistic that this precedent will kind of set the stage for some other cities to do the same thing. Do you think it will? I hope so. Did you know that I learned this from the redheaded libertarian, Josie, good friend of the show, that communists aren't considered people for the sake of human rights in the 1964 Civil Rights Act. So this is really interesting, actually, because it's fallen out of, I suppose, legal precedent. But apparently in the 1964 Civil Rights Act, it says this provision will not be construed as to provide, you know, like rights to communists or people or communist associated organizations or something like that.

Antifa is quite literally rooted in Weimar Germany's communist anti-fascist action or whatever, which was literally communist organization. There's the same flag, same name. So I wonder if there is anything there we should be worried about or i don't know i i certainly don't like the idea of the government being like we've deemed you a communist therefore because they could call anybody a communist they could claim any work right but antifa is literally a communist organization and you know maybe the reason we won't actually see anything from that provision is because we don't care about it culturally and because many of the people in federal law enforcement, I know this is state level charges, but many high ranking, you know, Democrats are

also, you know, at the very least, socialists have communist leanings or are unwilling to go after communists out of fear. Yeah, I think they are afraid. I think they're afraid to go after, you know, I mean, we see this at the Postmillennial all the time, right? Like these Antifa people are coming after us. They come after Andy all of the time. And they have this weird, you know, this communist ideology and they don't, they don't really care about anything else. And they just use the fear tactics. You know, they say like, don't fund this business. Don't put your ads on this business. Don't talk to this person because I'm telling you to, so trust me. And nobody ever looks into their background or looks into the horrible things that they've done or what they're about.

It's about time people started waking up to what these extremists do. They lie, they cheat, they steal, and it's all for power. And a good example is what we mentioned earlier, that they're still backing Jussie Smollett even after he's been found guilty. But let's talk about lawfare, because I am really excited to talk about this story. From the Daily Dot, two journalists sue Andy Ngo over his online use of their videos. They say Ngo reposted their videos without permission, leading to online and physical attacks from his audience. I would just like to point out, I do not believe going to a court and suing for damages and then being like people were threatening us online is any grounds for any complaint against Andy Ngo because he had nothing to do with that. That's immaterial. They say two

journalists have filed a lawsuit against Andy Ngo for copyright infringement. Journalists Grace Morgan and Melissa Claudio Lewis say that Ngo downloaded and tweeted their videos without permission. Their suit seeks damages and a permanent injunction prohibiting Ngo from posting their videos without express consent. Now, before I show you this, I would like to make one definitive statement and prediction right now in the absolute. I welcome being wrong, but I will say it. Andy, no, will win on summary judgment. He will then seek legal fees and he will win legal fees. This lawsuit is so laughably bad that I cannot believe they even wasted one red cent to file it. What Andy Ngo is being accused of doing is so beyond fair use.

I have to imagine the first thing the judge is going to say to the plaintiffs in this case is, are you sure about this? You're going to be billed by a lawyer for it. And then he might come after you. Andy could file a claim for legal fees, and he will be awarded them. This is beyond frivolous. Now, there are lawsuits where it's like, now, that's questionable at best. So a good friend of mine, Cassandra Fairbanks, she filed a lawsuit against some reporter because she claimed the OK Hand sign was a white supremacy gesture.

And Cassandra lost because it is very difficult to win these kinds of lawsuits. She filed a lawsuit against some reporter because she claimed the OK hand sign was a white supremacy gesture. And Cassandra lost because it is very difficult to win these kinds of lawsuits. But let me show you here from the Daily Dot. Here are the tweets from Melissa Claudio Lewis. She was on the ground filming. She said cops are getting guardian angels to protect them. Here's one where she said Maltco tried to bust out but found their gate wasn't functional. They say when Andy Ngo posted it, he wrote, police observed the riding Antifa from behind a gate in downtown Portland last night.

And as you can see, Andy Ngo did not, in fact, download this video. All he did was used Twitter's internal function to repost it in a tweet. And thus you can see the woman's name, Melissa Claudio Lewis, and her video hosted on her Twitter account in Andy Ngo's tweet. In another tweet, they say he similarly altered text. Altering text is, here's the funny thing. I just got it. If they're actually trying to make the case, but Andy is being sued because he also altered the text. I'm like, that's in defense of Andy. Altering text for commentary or criticism

is transformative and it's commentary and criticism. Exactly. Here's the best part. In the next tweet they highlight, you can see that Andy Ngo is literally reposting their video directly through Twitter's tweet function. He did not download this video and re-upload it. You can see them in Grace Morgan's name in this. So let me make this very simple. Andy No retweeted people on Twitter taking publicly available videos providing his own

commentary on them for a newsworthy purpose. That's correct. It is like so laughably fair use that he is going to win summary judgment. That means there'll be no trial the judge is going to read it and be like dismissed and it's not like they turned off the retweet function or turned off comments or anything like that like just mad that it was

they just don't like andy and it's because andy exposes them you know he exposes them so thoroughly um yeah and i think that he is so correct to be fundraising for his defense on this one. Definitely. So is this a copyright complaint or harassment complaint? It's a copyright. Copyright. But he put their name. Attributions are relevant.

I would like to reference the notorious case of Akilah Hughes v. Carl Benjamin. Carl Benjamin, a.k.a. Sargon of Akkad on YouTube, uploaded raw clips from Akilah Hughes' YouTube. And the only thing he did, there's nothing in the videos, it's literally her raw clips from a longer video, and he titled it something like Liberal Sense of Self-Awareness.

She sued him. Sargon, Carl, very smart. He kept his mouth shut. And everyone asked him, and he says, look, I'm in a lawsuit. I can't speak about it. Akilah went on Twitter, talked her mouth off, gave press comments. Here's what I'm doing. I'm going to assume and I'm going to take everything.

The judge in that case was like, are you sure you want to go forward with this? Because this is very clear cut, fair use. And Akilah was like, he's infringing on my copyright. He didn't provide commentary or criticism. She had to change lawyers and Carl kept his mouth shut. Carl won on summary judgment. He filed for illegal fees and he won again. If Andy Ngo downloaded their videos, reposted them, and then wrote LOL, that would be fair use and he would win. That's it. So what Andy Ngo has done here is he didn't even download them. He just used Twitter's public functions to retweet it. And all he did also was say, you know, and what happens is Antifa posts it and says,

look at these horrible police. And Andy posted and says, actually, there's another way to look at this situation. Maybe take a look at it from this perspective. Can't handle it. You know, and there's more than one way to look at anything. This is a this is like a lawsuit about messaging all right yeah so uh morgan told the daily dot that they're hoping to make it harder for andy no to steal journalists content and change the narrative of their

reporting something he has built his career off of if you post newsworthy video to twitter where it can be seen by the public, someone can retweet you. That's something you've acquiesced to. Now, I will say, I will say, for those that are wondering, how do news wires work? One of the core questions of fair use is if you are infringing upon their market. Now, this is important. If I post a video on Twitter, there is literally no defense. I mean, you can try and muster up one, but they're going to be like, look, you posted the video to Twitter. It's publicly available, can be shared and embedded. I don't know what you want us to do. But if I post maybe like 20 seconds and then I say to license the full video, go to my website

and someone goes to my website, takes the full version and repost it and says, well, I saw part of it on Twitter. Now you're actually infringing upon my market. That's different. So publishing something makes it now available to the public. It can be transformed. It can be commented on. To be fair, it quite literally is copyright infringement, but there is an exception to whether a judge will allow this. And it's quite clear what this is actually is I think it's called ad terrorum. That's what they were.

The judge called it in the Akili Hughes case. These Antifa journalists are suing Andy Ngo not because they think they'll win. They're trying to drain his resources. Yes. Force him into a fight now. And they want to force him off Twitter. I mean, it's so clear to drain his resources and force him into a fight. And they want to force him off Twitter. I mean, it's so clear that they just want to force him off Twitter.

Right. They don't want him to be able to do any reporting on them. And without Andy, I mean, Andy was at the forefront of this kind of reporting. They tried beating him. They tried bludgeoning him.

It didn't work. Yes. It didn't work. But an important question here, Libby, maybe you would know this. Was he crossing state lines? Was he tweeting? Because, you know, that could be another reason to go after him.

The mainstream media is really, sorry, the corporate media really doesn't like that. Yeah, they really don't like when you leave your home either, so. They're against that. What's amazing is they're claiming that Andy Noh violated DMCAs. Lewis says that Andy Ngo violated DMCAs. Lewis says,

if I had violated DMCAs that many times, my account would no longer exist. Why Andy gets a permanent pass, I can only guess. It's because he's retweeting you and Twitter allows it. And when you complain, they take some of the videos down. That's it. It doesn't look like a retweet.

Is that actually a retweet? Yes. It's slightly different. It doesn't look like a retweet. Is that actually a retweet? Yes. Yeah. Slightly different. It's slightly different. What Andy did was he took the direct link to the video, and this is a core function of Twitter. If someone posts media, you can take their link from their Twitter and put it in a tweet and then write whatever you want. But you can see it's included her name in it.

Yeah. This video is not being hosted by Andino's account. And it's directly attributed. Right. Right. And you click the one's name and it shows you their account where they've posted it. And you can see what she said about it.

It is literally a retweet of her content. So does this function remove the other person's commentary? Yes. Oh, okay. This is you retweeting the link to their media. Gotcha. As opposed to retweeting the entirety of their tweet. So I say retweet because there's no real other word to describe what this is.

Someone posts a video with their name on it. It produces a link on Twitter that you can then paste in your tweet, which is hosted by their account, not yours. So you're basically embedding their video in your tweet. Right. Rather than retweeting. I don't think embed is the right word. This video is, I guess technically it's the case, but it's quite literally

taking their tweet, their media, and putting it in... Twitter has an option when you... Let's call them tweeter for now. I think that's more appropriate. When you press on a video, it gives you the option to share it through multiple platforms or tweet the video, it gives you the option to share it through multiple platforms

or tweet the video, a part of your own tweet attributing the person who created the video. It's functionally retweeting. Yeah, you can embed if you go to publish.twitter.com. That lets you actually embed a tweet in another tweet, but that looks different. Well, that's called quoting. So like Luke said, you can just click the video and be like, share this video in a tweet. So Andy Ngo isn't downloading or stealing anything. It's like, here's a public video.

Let me comment on it. And they're like, lawsuit. He's really careful about that. He wants to attribute. He wants to – and that's part of it too. I mean he wants to show who the people are who are out there making these videos and doing these actions. He doesn't want to hide that. He doesn't want to take credit for anybody else's work.

It's a Twitter feature. Did he not retweet and just type a paragraph above their Twitter because this format looks better? I don't know why he did this. He just literally clicked on the video and clicked tweet video. It's a better way to do that. So like right now I have a video up, Ian, right? And I just pressed on it, and it came up,

and I have an option here. I tweet video, and then it has the video here, and I just get to write the commentary underneath it. This segment should be called Teaching Ian How to Use Twitter. You boomer.

Boomer, Ian. Hold on. I also want to stress, as it pertains to copyright law, you may disagree with this, but I can literally download this woman's video upload it to my own twitter account and put h hey here's a video from jesse kelly the letter h from andrew

pollack on twitter it's the exact same format jesse kelly should andrew pollack say jesse kelly probably not no he shouldn't it's clearly frivolous and you can see how they've how they've they've framed this in the article from the daily dot Dot, they're like, I'm getting harassed. I'm getting threats because Andy is posting my videos. What they don't like is that when they publish this information, they want to control the narrative.

They want to frame it as negatively as possible for the police and for the city. And Andy Ngo can take the video, provide his own commentary. And that's quite literally, look, to say it's fair use, it would be like, imagine there is a 20 foot tall giant with a big shirt that says fair use incarnate that's what it is that's there's no question like the judge is going to be like i'm confused this is fair use and they're going

to be like but i'm getting harassed he's going to be like i don't understand what what are you talking about right also online harassment who doesn't get online harassed doesn't everyone doesn't that happen to everyone yeah the definition has changed the definition of harassment has definitely changed when we would do terms of service at mars it's like what it's not the same as like harassment from the 80s that was when someone was like banging on your window and that's totally different this is like you wake up and somebody's like you know i and somebody's like, you know, I hope you get killed.

I woke up to this the other day. Actually, Andy was like, Libby, they're saying nasty things about you now. And I was like, oh, good. That's new. Thanks. That's great. You know, and this is why I think, you know, this is why it's important to support independent journalism.

It's why it's important to support journalists like Andy or outlets like the Postmillennial because these people are coming after us. They're not coming after us for any reasonable reason. We're not doing anything wrong. They just don't like that we're actually reporting on their criminal activities. They don't want to be called out. They don't want anyone to look at their activities from the perspective of, you know, you guys are committing crimes.

You are hurting other people, actually physically hurting other people. And now you're whining that somebody is saying something nasty about you on Twitter. You're out there injuring others. Let me, I'll say, I'll say this too. There are a bunch of accounts that go into the members only section of TimCast.com and post those videos. And that is where they're arguably not in fair use territory. And the reason is, although they're providing commentary

or criticism on our videos, this is where it gets a little bit murky. By publishing stuff that we have behind a paywall, it's arguably infringing upon our market by giving away our content for free. However, personally, I'm still fine with it. Like when I see the leftists and they're like, Tim Pool and his members only said X or Y, I'm like, you know, look, it's commentary.

It's newsworthy. I don't like they're giving this away for free, but it's kind of a preview. Yeah. So I'm not going to be bothered with dealing with it. And I honestly welcome the commentary and criticism. It's tough because I don't want them to. Well, and you can quote things too. I mean, like you buy a book and then you quote the book.

Or a movie comes out and you show a clip from it and talk about it. Fair use. I think that's fine. You know, the thing is, though, if there's a movie and you take a clip from it on YouTube, they'll probably just knock you down anyway, even though it is fair use. And you've got to fight for it. Yeah. I played a small, even a second from the Matrix trailer and automatically copyright strike.

I'm like, what? This is not a strike, though. From the trailer? Yeah, a flag. From the trailer? Yeah, from the Matrix trailer and automatically copyright strike. I'm like, what? This is not a strike, though. From the trailer? Yeah, a flag. From the trailer? Yeah, from the trailer. But isn't that out there in order to... And it wasn't even the trailer.

It was just a few seconds as I was just having it in the background going through the browser. And I'm like, okay. Wow. Yeah. That happened to me with Joe Rogan, actually, because I pulled up his YouTube video

and was talking about the podcast without playing it. And it automatically got flagged. Wow. And I had to be like, Joe, you know, it's not like, can you get it off? And he was like, oh, sorry, man. But it was automatic. I've had it happen to me, too, where people are like, I've had angry leftists be like, Tim Pool copyright claimed my video.

And I'm like, no, I didn't. Like, YouTube automatically does it, dude. And so then I've gone in and released it. Be like, I don't want it. I don't care. Say whatever the hell you want. That's the thing, right? One of the problems that the freedom faction, I guess, the libertarian little L,

has is that we're willing to be like, well, they're allowed to use our content to criticize us. And then they will sue you. So it's, look, man, the sad reality is that cheaters win. Yeah. Cheaters win. Not always.

They get caught. Most of them get caught eventually. That's not true. You think they get caught because some get caught, but you'd be surprised how many people are playing shady games. Look, everybody lies on their resume. Really? Really?

I would actually encourage to. I'm being hyperbolic. Okay. Wait, are you serious? I was told to. You seriously think people don't lie on their resumes? As an actor, when I went to LA, they were like, okay, this is the way it works in LA. You're not in the union.

You're not SAG. But if you want to be SAG, put your SAG on your resume. And then when they see it, they'll think you're already in the union. They'll hire you. And then when they realize you're not in the union, they'll just put you in the union. And that's what they did. Wow. They hired me for a commercial, and then they just were like, well, all right, just give

me this union card. That's wild. Yeah, most people lie on their resumes, just give me this union card. That's wild. Yeah, most people lie on their resumes. Fake it till you make it. That's a fairly common thing. I've never lied on a non-acting resume, but I was encouraged to by my agent, and it worked. It was crazy. I'm actually a really poor liar.

I'm just bad at it. That's good. I felt really weird about doing that. Antifa has a penchant for lying. They're really good. There's that video where Jack Posobiec got punched, and the cops literally watch it, and the woman goes, I didn't see anything. I didn't see anything. And it's like, lady, the cops witnessed it.

Shut your mouth. Yeah. But they just lie. I mean, she wasn't a good liar, to be honest. But hey, Jussie Smollett, that dude. That's intense lying. Yeah. I think you should get an Oscar.

Wow. I think so, too. I should get an Oscar for that. We should. Just like Simone Biles got an Athlete of the Year even though she pulled out of all the competitions. But you know how they do the Academy

Award? Actors will make a pitch video. That's what they do, right Ian? The actors will make a video campaigning to win. Oh, I don't know. To win an Emmy or something. We should make an Emmy Oscar campaign for Jussie Smollett. Oh my goodness, this is a really, yeah, yeah. Like to win an Emmy or something. We should make an Emmy Oscar campaign for Jussie Smollett. Oh my goodness, this is a really good idea.

And you know what? He could use our support. We'll have like slow motion scenes and it'll be like, for your consideration, Jussie Smollett. And then it shows him crying. He's like, I fought back! I fought back!

Jim Cramer saying that economy's doing great, better than ever. Don Lemon singing the praises of Biden saying gas is down five cents. I'm writing this down. We need our own awards. Right, and Chris Cuomo saying that he treats stories about his brother

the same as anything he's ever seen. We also need a top globalist award. Who's going to get the most... And it's always Klaus. Klaus. Dave Soros. No, no, it's always just Klaus. He won an Emmy?

Who was it that won an Emmy? Was it Andrew Cuomo? Andrew Cuomo. Yeah, you got to get that in there. He had to give it back, though. For your consideration. He had to give it back. The fake news Emmys.

He had a huge book deal, too. It's crazy. Did he give the book deal back? And Chris Cuomo's book deal is scrapped, too. Andrew Cuomo just single-handedly ruined that entire family. The whole dynasty. Really. I mean, I guess he did get the Tappan Zee Bridge renamed after his dad.

But I mean, it really should just be the Tappan Zee Bridge. What's it called now? The Mario Cuomo Bridge. Oh, gross. The Tappan Zee Bridge is classic. It's in really rosy. I can tap across the Tappan Zee Bridge is classic. It's in really rosy. You know, I can tap across the Tappan Zee. You know, the Sphinx in Egypt, that was by one of the pharaoh's kids, apparently.

It used to be a lion, a giant lion statue. And he carved the face, had the face of it carved out to be his father's face. And they hated it so much that he disfigured this beautiful lion statue that they destroyed the nose. Is that what happened? That's kind of the story. That's what I've read. That's a great story. I was watching Joe Rogan.

There was a guy who said that there used to be water there. There was like water damage on the Sphinx. Like an east to west river. Like the largest river on earth ran east to west across the Sahara. That's great. That's ocean sand. And they said that means the Sphinx is older than we realize. That was a crazy episode. That was ocean sand. And they said that means the Sphinx is older than we realized. Yeah.

That was a crazy episode. That was so cool. When humans and lions... And now we're totally derailed. Yeah, a little bit. We were talking about Julian Assange. No, we weren't. Yes, we were. We are renaming the bridge

after his father and then how the Egyptians were so angry that he did that they defaced it. I think... I did write this down. I think we should put together a fake news Emmys. Absolutely.

We should have like Jim Cramer saying the economy is doing well. Joe Biden saying no mandates, that kind of thing. Jussie Smollett crying on TV. I think Jussie is going to take it, man. Because you got to – let's be real, all right? We offer a prize. We offer a prize reward and he'll definitely have to come. I will quite literally get a big $1,000 check.

Let's do it. And literally offer it to them and give them the check. You mean like a giant one, like on Happy Gilmore? That's right. And they stand holding up the fake News Emmy Award and take a picture with it, and they will get a check for $1,000. To us? For themselves or to the charity of their choice?

To them. They can literally, I will literally give them a thousand bucks as a prize for winning, but they got to take a picture holding up the big check saying fake news Emmys. Right. And then we'll do a video and we'll celebrate it. Amazing. They won't accept the money. Nobody would.

I think that's really funny. But look, politics aside, we all need to recognize Jussie Smollett is one of the greatest actors of this or any generation. Dr. Fauci, I think, is in the consideration as well for the huge lies that he's been telling. The crazy thing about Smollett, too, is he went out there and he lied in order to elevate his status as a victim, to claim that, and order to like show how white supremacist the American society is. And he hired two black guys.

Amazing. To beat him up. And then he claimed that those black guys were homophobic, even though one of them he was like fooling around with or whatever. It's like really? First of all, that's how you treat your friends? That's how you treat someone that you're really into, apparently? Like, come on.

That's what happens in Hollywood. And then everyone's still standing by him. And it's like, really? Because Smollett would not stand by you. He throws his boys under the bus. Yeah, honestly. He can lie. He's got it.

It's impressive. Him and Fauci, I say. And how much people are backing him still. People are still backing him. I have to imagine that right now in Hollywood, they're like, man, I can't believe Jesse did that. But the boy can act. He can. Doesn't he have – he has a film out, like some B-boy type of –

Does he really? Yeah, or he was like working on it. He was writing a screenplay during this whole period of time and he couldn't get any work. Wow. Poor Jesse. No, I mean this sincerely. I mean, you got to do something, you know? I mean, at least be productive.

But I do mean this sincerely. I really do think Jesse Smollett is talented. I genuinely believe that. You know, when he went on TV and he kept a straight face and the way he lied and the way he played everybody, the dude really can act. And you got to understand that a lot of these actors, when they're on movie sets, they have, you know, cut, try again, cut, try again. Hey, try it like this.

For Jussie to be sitting on the hot seat on GMA and go through that interview and nail the crying and everything, I genuinely – like this guy. Yeah, he's got some theater experience. He definitely is good at what he does. He's just a scumbag. He's a great sociopath. I guess to a certain extent he wrote a great script. This should be the script. This is the story.

Nobody cares what he thinks about anything else. This is the story. And he could play himself. Or he should play one of the Osundari. That would be better. Hillary Clinton should also be in the running. She just came out and started crying after reciting her speech

if she would have won the presidency. How do you do that? Like if that were me and I had so publicly been humiliated like that, I would never, first of all, I would never go back

and read the speech, but I would never publicly be like, my goodness, to go out there and show everybody. No, no, no. She's now shilling a course where she's charging people money.

But everyone's still backing her. Also, how much Clinton was on the Epstein plane. I would have trouble just like facing society. I would be like, and I'm over here in Chappaqua. We're going to have a tea. Real quiet. When we do the uh when we do the hillary clinton for your consideration for the fake news emmys we can

do one of two things one where she's like i'm now going to read you my speech where i have to won the presidency and then she like briefly turns into a lizard puts eye drops in gigantic lizard eyes and then changes back and goes, or she could be a robot and she's sitting there going, engage crying sequence and then water just sprays out of her eyes violently. Like an anime character. It was watching

her cry. I'll do air quotes here. I was just like, wow, does she think that like, I wonder if she actually can cry. I wonder if she's like hardcore sociopath and she can't lie. Absolutely. From my own personal perspective and opinion, I mean what else do you need to know about a career politician that literally has celebrated the brutal torture and death of Muammar Gaddafi? She literally was like –

What did she say? She was like, we came, we saw, he died. He died. And the videos of what happened to Gaddafi were absolutely horrific. When I was a kid, I lived in Hanover, Massachusetts. And for the 4th of July one year, I think I was in like 4th or 5th grade, there was a bonfire with an effigy of Muammar Gaddafi burned at the stake. And everyone cheered. And I was like,

yay. And also people used to make fun of me. Like all the kids would make fun of me. They'd be like, oh Libby, is Gaddafi your uncle? I'm like, oh my god, you are literally the stupidest people in all the suburbs. It's amazing. Hillary Clinton seems to me like the kind of

person where like she's smoking a cigarette and she'll like walk past like a little kid and and then just put the cigarette out on the kid's head and flick it. She is definitely the kind of person to just pop your balloon just because she can. 100%. Accidentally jostle your ice cream. Yeah, a little bit. Well, you remember that story that former, I think it was an Air Force guy or a Secret

Service guy wrote a book. Yeah. And he said that they were on a plane and there were Air Force officers who were on this plane transporting Hillary. And she holds up her empty wine glass and goes, oh my gosh. And then these guys are like, yo, I am like an officer in the Air Force. I'm not here to pour you wine. And she just kept going, like. Wow.

Did you cough drop? Yes. Are you coughing, ma'am? Yeah, I'm coughing. If you'd like to get up just kept going, like. Wow. Did your cough drop? Yes. Are you coughing, ma'am? Yeah, I got a cough. If you'd like to get up and grab your own drink, you might as well. Maybe that'll clear your throat. By all means. Get it yourself.

Yeah, there's a lot of horrible human beings. That's like I say to my kid, you know. He'll be like, Mom, can I have some more juice? And I'll be like, yeah. By all means. You know right where that is. Take it away. It's right over there.

There's cups and everything. You even know where those are. My parents would be It's right over there. There's cups and everything. You even know where those are. My parents would be like, I don't know, can you? Right. And I'd be like, are you asking for permission? Because if you want it, you can go and do it yourself. Yeah. There's so many stories of these snobby elitists

treating people absolutely horribly. I remember talking to one of those. Can we just pause for a second? The snobby elitists are treating people badly? Yeah, who would have thought? I don't know. How could that be? But I remember, I remember.

I have a hunch, just a little bit there. But I remember even talking to one of the staff members that was helping out the Bilderberg group, and they were serving the Bilderberg members, and they were told specifically, don't look them in the eye, don't start conversations, don't talk to them, look down and make sure that all their needs are served whenever they might even have a need, or you might think they might have a need. It's like on Fawlty Towers, don't talk about the war.

Yeah, and they literally can't even look people in the eyes as they're serving them, and they're supposed to look down the whole time, and it's just utterly ridiculous. It's kind of weird with that kind of elitism now. Because you'll go places and the staff is all masked up. And you don't have to. And Nancy Pelosi doesn't have to. She's very happy. But she's fined Marjorie Taylor Greene a whole ton of money for not masking.

And she doesn't do it herself. Someone pointed out that in the Hunger Games that there was like the capital city had servants who had their tongues cut out and had to wear masks or something. I forget what they were called.

Do you guys remember what they were called? I forget, but they just had their tongues cut out. They didn't have to wear masks. Oh, okay. No, I'm pretty sure

there was an image of them like wearing masks. I'll look it up. Yeah, I don't know. People in comment and chat can get us on that one. But is it any surprise to you

that this is what humans do you know what i mean avoid eye contact because when you make eye contact with someone you're stealing their energy and you're changing the way their brain works so these but there's people don't want to be tainted there's no joy in treating people badly you know for some people there is there's it's like i i this to, you know, during the pandemic. But even before, like if I'm going to go into a place, if I'm going to, I don't know, buy something from person or order something. We're both experiencing this moment of life together. Like, let's just have it not suck.

You know, let me acknowledge you. You can acknowledge me. We're here together. There's no issue. I was in a restaurant on my birthday. I took my son out for like seafood feast basically for my birthday, which is my favorite thing. And the waitress, and this was down the shore in Jersey, we were like, hi, you know, how is it going?

You know, whatever, order our food. And at the end of the meal, she was like, I just want to thank you guys for being so nice. And we were like, uh, what do you mean? And she was saying that people come in there, they don't look at her, gruff they just complain at her they tip her poorly like all of the mean things and i was like but you're here at this restaurant you you just brought me a meal that is so nice you know that's so wonderful that i could come here and order a meal and you would bring it to me that's great i'm i'm so grateful for that. It's amazing.

What a thing. When I got to eat, I'm a bit of a commie, and I always tip ridiculously high amounts. Sure. But I figured out a way to exploit Luke's and Cap's. So I'm like Lib left when I'm tipping. I'm like, I'm going to give this waiter a $100 tip. And then I'm like, now how do I convince Luke, who's Lib right,

so I make it a competition? And I'm like, well, look, I'm going to get the better service. Luke, can you handle it? Luke's like, I'll tip better. And then Luke ends up tipping really well. I'm pretty sure I started the last competition. You started the first one. The first one was pretty hardcore.

And I was like, all right, we can play. But at the end of the day, it's all in a good service since the people actually serving us do get a lot of support. Check it out. I got this story here from timcast.com. Inflation soars to nearly 40-year high. I want you guys to understand the consumer price index rose 6.8% in November. That means from November of last year till this November, if you did not get at least

a 7% raise, a 6.8% raise, then you are losing money. So I would like to stress, people will forget your words. People will forget your accomplishments. But people will never forget you voted for Joe Biden because this is part of the reason why we have this. Shout it out to thebestpoliticalshirts.com. But I genuinely mean it. I mean, a lot of people who voted for Joe Biden, this is what you get. Now, I think we all know that inflation has been really, really bad.

We don't need like the latest metric to make us understand this. What I really want to get at as we're ragging on the snobby elites is this article, which this one lit a flame in me from the intercept. Inflation is good for you. Don't panic over milk prices. Inflation is bad for the 1%, but helps out almost everyone else. That is, this is a funded shill, controlled opposition, garbage media outlet lying to people. Let me just explain to all of you. Inflation does nothing to the 1%. In fact, it helps them. One thing he points out in this article that is true

is that debt becomes worth less as the dollar becomes worth less. If I owe someone $10, but then $10 can't buy you anything anymore, I basically don't owe somebody any money, right? And he argues that's good for poor people because poor people hold all the debt. The problem is they still have the debt. Now they can't afford to buy food either. So maybe they'll get lucky and eventually their wages will go up and then they can pay off their debt. But let me make one thing clear. If you got $50,000 in debt and that debt gets devalued because of inflation and you make

15 bucks an hour, your 15 bucks an hour is devalued because of inflation too. And you still can't pay off your debt. It doesn't matter. And now you can't buy food. But a rich person can take their money as soon as they get it, invest it in stocks and assets, which will go up in value during inflation. And they'll say, has no effect on me. And I tell you this, rich people that go to the store, they don't know or care about the price of milk.

The intercept and these far left establishment crackpots are manipulating poor people so they can keep their crackpot Biden in power. And this one pisses me off. Yeah, because it actually hurts people tremendously. It hurts the weakest. It hurts the poorest people in our society. And it takes advantage of them in such an unfair freaking way where the Federal Reserve is literally printing money, giving it to their friends in Wall Street.

And everyone else is finding it harder and harder to make ends meet and why is that well well it's not because of a political party it's because of the financial system being literally a ponzi scheme that everyone's going through and this is not just the internship this has been a coordinated effort through a lot of corporate media organizations that have been repeating the same lines inflation's great cnn had a similar headline cnn just had don lemon on singing the praises of the president of the united states saying can you believe it so ah five cents less for gas absolutely insane rhetoric look at this celebration victory in poor people becoming poorer and the rich people becoming more powerful than they ever have been through the largest transfer of wealth and recorded human history that we're going through right now. And it's sickening to see happen right in front of our eyes. And then the corporate media lie to the people saying it's not even happening.

You're you're you're better off. No, you're not. This is now your dirty, dirty game. This makes me this is this is this is this makes me angrier than I've been for a lot of issues. Granted, I'm not nearly as mad as when the FBI raided James O'Keefe. That was clearly infuriating for me. But to see all of these massive multinational billion-dollar corporations trying to convince poor people that they are gutting your savings, your life, your ability to buy food, everything you work for, for your family, for your kids, trying to build a better life. They are stripping that away. They are gutting your savings, your life, your ability to buy food, everything you work for, for your family, for your kids, trying to build a better life. They're stripping that away. They are gutting you.

You are being screwed over by the elites. And then what do they do? They have the intercept progressives and CNN tell you it's a good thing. It's happening. These poor people who get stuck in this and believe this trash. That's what I want. I don't want any power over any of you. I don't want any money from you. I want you to know that you have agency, that you should keep the money you earn, that you have a right to control your labor, and that these media companies are lying to you so that the Amazons, the Walmarts, these billionaires are stripping away your value while their cronies in the Federal Reserve and the government are printing away money and screwing every one of us.

And you know who says this? Steve Bannon says this. They call him far right. We have more in common with left populists than we do with the establishment. The problem is people watch too much CNN and believe this crap. If you are, look, if you are on the left, if you're a progressive or you know someone who is, please explain to them that CNN is a trash rag that is lying about everything. We're being ripped off by the entirety of the establishment.

Well, and then what they do, too, is then the federal government wants to give everybody a lot of money, right? They want to not only they're jacking up the prices and everything, they want to divide Americans from their basic ability to earn a living on their own. So they want to feed everybody money. They want to feed everybody all of these services so that then Americans are just entirely reliant on the federal government and don't have the ability to, you know, earn their own bread,

take care of their own families. You know, and then we're going to be, then we're afraid to speak up. Why would we, how could we possibly speak up against something that's so big and has so much control over our lives at that point? control you know they control health care they control our income they control our families that's what all of these programs are about that's what these vast social

engineering programs are about where it's like let's give everybody some free money it's not free money it's control money it's money to to take your liberty away from you. You guys sound like crazy conspiracy theorists. I believe Jim Cramer of CNBC who just said that today we have the strongest economy perhaps that I've ever seen. Yes, that's literally what he said today. I don't know if you guys saw, but the Democrats were tweeting about all of the jobs that Joe Biden has created. And I really hope that all the rest of you guys saw this chart that they put out showing the gas prices are coming down well if you look closely it's zoomed in so tight to the cents on the dollar it goes from like 338 to 336 and they're

like oh my gosh the gas prices are coming down it's like you guys are joking right yes seriously joe biden is not creating jobs he's allowing people to go back to work because he's a generous God. I'd like you all to see this tweet. A generous God. Take a look at this. This is the Democrats on Twitter. Welcome to the Biden boom. Got ratioed.

And it says jobs created in the first 10 months of presidency. Under Biden, the economy has outperformed the past four Republican presidents job growth numbers. The funny thing about this is, it's just, if you fall for this stuff, first, it would be important to compare Biden to Obama. Oh, that would make Obama look bad. And Clinton. No, it's just the Republicans. They don't mention that the job growth under Biden is actually stagnant. And what happened was there was a major collapse when Democrat governors locked down their states. And then it bounced back only a certain amount. And it's struggled to recover since then.

But, of course, if you take away 6 million jobs and then snap your fingers and say you can work again and you get 5.8 million jobs, then all of a sudden they're like, look how many jobs you made. These people are evil, man. I don't like Mitch McConnell. I don't like Lindsey Graham. I don't like Kevin McCarthy. I don't like the establishment Republicans. Their whole plan is obstruction and do nothing. And you elect these people again and they will do nothing.

We need to primary them. I don't, and look, this is why I cheered when AOC beat Crowley in New York, because screw the establishment Democrats. I'll take whoever I can get the problem. I think AOC is still just another establishment Democrat, but she's wearing a Bernie mask. That being said, primary all of them. I donated to a progressive leftist who was trying to primary Nancy Pelosi because I would rather someone be in office saying, I have bad policy ideas, but I recognize these huge list of problems and be like, I can agree with that and we can work on something. But when you have the Biden administration, the establishment Democrats, the Hillary Clintons,

I came, we saw he died. And their whole plan is, well, if we blow up more kids in a foreign country, maybe that'll be good for the economy. Then we'll claim to have some kind of win. And they gaffe with Afghanistan. We have a real opportunity to end that war. They just burn it to the ground. They destroy it. I would rather have some crackpot lefty who's like, I just want Americans to have health care. And then I can be like, that's a bad plan for health care. But at least we agree we're not going to spend our money on blowing up kids. Well, and it's so interesting, too, that now they're laying the groundwork for having

like a whole Ukraine thing. It's like they can't exist without having some war to go fight. But they're not going to go against China. China's their business partner. No. And we saw that already. We should have been standing up for Hong Kong. Obviously, we should have been standing up for Hong Kong.

We just let them get totally destroyed. That was a relatively free place. And we just let those protesters be imprisoned. We let the pro-democracy movement die. And we did that because we're just shilling for China. It's so stupid. Like these activists were out there with their lives fighting for democracy in Hong Kong, fighting for free speech, you know, working on that so hard.

And we just let them down. And in letting down Hong Kong, I do feel like we let down this democracy project. And now you hear the administration, Psaki, you know, coming out there talking about the importance of democracy globally. And it's just such an obvious garbage thing. They don't believe it at all. They just don't even believe it. If they believed it, we would have stood up for Hong Kong. I remember being in Hong Kong during the uprisings and the protests there, and they were absolutely intense. And there was a warning.

I remember spray-painted saying, you know, this happened here, but it's going to happen everywhere soon, and it's only a matter of time. But they said it more eloquently. I forgot the exact phrasing of it. But to your point, Tim, I definitely agree with you. Mandatory term limits. Put new people in there. Let them give a try.

Kick them out. Kick all the people out to prevent all the corruption. There's a lot of corruption. I think term limits could possibly result in shadow organizers, and so there's challenges there. There's already a lot of shadows. It's true. It's true. But why should we tell Ron Paul he can't run anymore because we're upset that Nancy Pelosi is running too? You know what I mean?

It's like – One in a million. I suppose it goes either way, right? Term limits get rid of the bad, but they could also get rid of the good. The way I see it is that they're all criminals. too you know what i mean it's like you know i suppose it goes either way right you term limits get rid of the bad but they could also get rid of the good the way i see it is that they're all criminals some criminals are better because they have more experience so let in let in the new criminals whenever you have someone stealing money and then and then using it for their own purposes i have my own definitions of my own understanding of it but you either have expert criminals or you

have rookie criminals i rather deal with rookie criminals that don't know what they're doing, that aren't intertwined with the system as much as the people who are definitely intertwined like Nancy Pelosi. I think it's crazy that we're supposed to say Dr. Jill Biden, but we're not supposed to say Dr. Rand Paul. Right, right, right, right. She's totally a fake doctor. She's a fake doctor.

We got to talk about one of the most important people in the world, my friends. This is from TimCast.com. Court rules Julian Assange can be extradited, overturning previous ruling. The final decision to extradite falls to U.K. home security Priti Patel. The report says England's high court said WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could be extradited to the United States to face espionage charges. And I love how when you watch the shill establishment Democrat media, they're like, oh, he was hacking and the case is solid in Morning Joe spewing word vomit about complete bullish. That's not true. Here's the reality. Julian Assange is one of the most

important journalists of this or any generation. He exposed malfeasance for, I mean, his entire career, ranging from malfeasance in sub-Saharan African nations all the way to the Democratic National Committee. For this, the establishment seeks to destroy his life, and they've locked him up now for what, over a decade? How long has it been? His first arrest was 10 years ago, I believe. 10 years.

No, 11 years. Excuse me. 11 years since his arrest in the United Kingdom. It is overt and in our faces what the scumbags who believe they have moral authority over you and who control these systems do with people like Julian Assange, who has done nothing wrong. He's been accused of completely BS charges as far as I'm concerned. But let's talk about something very, very important. Julian Assange exposes corruption. Jeffrey Epstein

was engaged in some of the most disgusting and psychotic corruption and atrocities we've seen. And who gets to go free and sit... Where was he at? Queen Elizabeth's Cottage? He was, yeah. Oh, wow. You know what's really funny is that they say that there's a conspiracy

about creepy elitists and what they want to do and all that stuff. And it's really funny when the Maxwell trial ends with only a few witnesses in a few weeks. Epstein gets away with everything he's doing for two decades. And Julian Assange, who's like, here's evidence of malfeasance. They're like, destroy his life. End him. It's obvious. Yeah. and him. It's obvious. Yeah, this is a huge, huge injustice and has major ramifications

for not just the free press in the United States, but for the world. Julian Assange is not an American citizen. For him to be ruled to be extradited to the United States to face charges because he embarrassed the deep state, because he embarrassed the Pentagon

and the intelligence agencies of this country by showing the country what they were actually doing and not falling for their lies. It's just absolutely insane. Julian Assange to be immediately pardoned. What is this? We have a special guest here. Don't bump the camera.

Don't bump the camera. Come on in, homie. Does somebody want to... I got to turn on this other camera. Hi, guys. 20 minutes? What up, sexy? Everyone's probably like, wait, what's going on?

Jack, what's up? You've got to see this guy's suit. What's happening? He's wearing a nice, fine suit. We're talking about Julian Assange. I just heard. Oh, I've been listening. I heard that you were talking about China, and I was sitting in Washington, D.C., and

I've said, I've got to go. I've got to go, and now I'm here. Now I'm here. Good. Tell us about it. No,, I've got to go. I've got to go. And now I'm here. Now I'm here. Good. Tell us about it. Here I am. So when you were talking about Hong Kong and, and, and thank you so much for being here, Libby.

We, we love Libby. So don't we all love Libby? It's been a minute. It has been a minute. Really? No. When, when we did not support Hong Kong, when we passed them over, when we said, even going back into the 1990s, remember this this was the original sense of it.

Right. They said, if we turn Hong Kong over, then Hong Kong's capitalist and liberal system will be passed on. And these ideals of freedom will be good. We'll go into China. China will become democratic. The CCP will disintegrate. It'll be amazing and gordon chang wrote his book the collapse of the ccp and it's it's coming it's gonna be so great and you look at everything everything that luke talks about everything that tim talks about everyone talks about yeah we did open up that that pathway but it wasn't a one-way street it turned out it was a two-way street and so we tried to send freedom in it didn't take but what did they send our way communism communism authoritarianism and we didn't support them and

we didn't support and i just i had to come in and say it i just i'm sorry i had to just come in and say it i've been sitting outside all day actually oh really yes i have yeah did you meet my son downstairs no i met your son last year i know but is he downstairs no no i didn't see him at all there was some guy running and screaming about some chickens earlier. I don't know if that was possibly. Oh, my God. Am I? Should I be terrified right now?

Well, I mean, it depends how much you like chickens. Oh, no. We're a fan of the chickens. We are a fan of the chickens. Talking about Assange and the way, I don't know if you heard this last part, we were just talking about Assange. Yeah, I saw that. I saw that he might be extradited.

Yeah. Oh, right. Okay. Is it a might? It's a might? I thought it was ruled that he was. So the appeal was ruled on, but there's still one last decision, I believe, at a secretarial level on whether or not he'll be brought back to the United States for the crime of embarrassing

the regime. Yeah. Pretty much. Yeah. That's what it should say. Is the democratic justice of American goodness like this veneer, this illusion? And then what's really happening is this most corrupt, Epstein-like child trafficking thing. And this is our government?

It's that? And so that's why they're going, Pam? Well, the only question you have to ask about Ghislaine Maxwell is why was it that – why is it the oldest prosecutor that SDNY assigned to that case is 37 years old. The other person they add, oh, you got the chart. The other person they add on is James Comey's daughter, right? That's not an investigation. That's a cover-up.

They're sitting there. This is the worst prosecution I've seen. You know that she actually might get acquitted. She actually might get acquitted because they're not introducing evidence of specific crimes that she committed in terms of sex trafficking. i set through the manafort trial i remember here are the documents here are the bank records here are the transfers here are the emails right i know what it looks like look look at how this is all you have to do this is all you have to say take the two stories look at how the government's going after julian assange and look at how light they

are against galene maxwell that's exactly what i was saying and not only that but they have thousands of photos thousands of videotapes 20 that should have been entered into evidence 20 000 yep i gotta pull up this meme um so i initially discovered this thanks to shamus of freedom tunes because he made a very hilarious video about left-wing memes and he talked about this but there was something i discovered that was really funny so this this woman, this is Abby Richards, and she's a mis- and disinformation researcher. This is fantastic. So she has this tweet where she said,

conspiracy theories are everywhere and people don't understand how harmful they are. I made the conspiracy chart over a year ago. Here's the updated version. And so it's actually quite silly. She says, speculation line, here's one that says like, grounded in reality and it's like Watergate,

MKUltra. Then it says, we have some questions and Iran Contra is in there and a lot of people are like, we don't have, like we know that happened. That's a historical event.

What was an actual government conspiracy? It certainly was. Here's the best part though, right? I want to show you the best part. I remember Ali North testifying.

So let me, let me, this is the old, the old version she made last year i was gonna say do you have the one from last year i have the one from last year there's a reason she had to update right right let me just show you i want to show you i wonder what that is there are a few things well hold on let me we'll go through all of it speaking of china but let me show you let me show you the most my favorite one is this the the top of the pyramid it says world ruled by supreme shadow elites once you believe one you usually believe most get help she calls all of these

these theories anti-semitic and i noticed one funny one in there when i was reading this and it says bill gates microchipping and that is in the detached from reality anti-semitic section she had to change it because apparently she discovered how to use Google and found this story from the National Post. Bill Gates funds birth control microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control. That's not a conspiracy theory.

That's real. There was another one that she had last year. This is the one from this year, right? But cultural Marxism is up there? Yeah, of course. Scroll, but go back into science denial. This is the one from last year. Zoom cultural marxism is up there yeah of course yeah so the one right no wait scroll but go back into science denial this is the one from last year zoom in right below where it says 5g look what it says was a conspiracy theory made in lab i love that funny how that one had to get taken off this year i wonder what could have happened could have been soy boys soy boys is not a conspiracy they're a fact dude I like that alien abductions

is less of a conspiracy theory than COVID and hypogonadism it's called hypogonadism they went after Tucker Carlson for talking about this the idea that with some people when they contract COVID-19 you can go to the NIH's website and see it's called hypogonadism and it actually will lower your

testosterone the same way that we've seen testosterone levels going down since the 1970s. What is mattress firm? Yeah, what is that? So the mattress firm one, I know this one, was that the reason that it was the theory that there were, because it was trending on Twitter. This is what I do. I find out something is trending on Twitter. I say, oh, this is trending on Twitter and this is what people are saying.

And then people say, I'm promoting it. Right. And so the mattress firm thing was people say, I'm promoting it. Right. And so, right. So the mattress firm thing was people said, why are there so many mattress firms? How could there possibly be so many people out there buying a product that you really only buy once or twice every, you know, like in your lifetime, right? Do you buy a mattress? And so they were, I mean, think of it.

How many times do you buy mattresses? You know what I mean? Yeah. And, um, and so the idea was that it was actually a money laundering operation and then people were trying to like find out if there were some issues going on because they were going around – Yeah, I think I know. Okay. So I think – Yeah, you know this one, right?

So remember when they were talking about the Wayfair thing or the Overstock.com thing? They're like – Yeah, no. That was separate. That was different from Overstock.com thing? Yeah, no, that was separate. That was different from this. You guys ready? So in the old conspiracy chart, at the very top, you see Deep State is up there. And that one's silly because that just refers to the establishment intelligence bureaus and agencies.

Which isn't even, I mean, yeah. It's not a conspiracy. It's literally just a function. They call it the administrative state. But just to the right is celebs moisturize with children's foreskin. That's literally provable. I would like to pull up The Guardian from 2018. I tried the foreskin facial treatment so you don't have to.

And he literally says in The Guardian, they do this. He doesn't look good. He looks worse. I think he looks much worse. He does look worse. Well, there's I think he looks much worse. He's not part of his soul. Well, there's celebrities bragging about this on national television. There was a number of them saying this on record. Yeah.

There was also, there were all of the Silicon Valley executives who were getting the blood of younger people pumped into their bodies. That's true, though. That was true, too. Yeah. But for a while, they said it was a conspiracy. It works. But the other thing about the mattresses real quick before we –

It could work. No, no, it literally works. Yeah. It is proven that doing a transfusion of younger blood helps regenerate and heal your body. Is it like a stem cell thing? Is that the idea? I think it's just because there's something in the blood. I forgot what it's called.

Do you know what it's called? I don't know. Oxygen? No, no, no. There's a specific – When you get older, your body produces less of some particular enzyme or something. No, not tibia. That's the plasma, right?

There's something else. I forgot. You have to spin the blood a little bit and get the right particles. And then people use it for dental surgeries as well. Yeah, younger people have more of it. So they transfuse younger blood into an older person. It helps regenerate organs and stuff like that. But real quick, before we forget, the other thing about the mattresses is that if you

want to upgrade your mattress, you can simply go to MyPillow.com and get the mattress topper. You don't have to support the money laundering operation of Mattress Firm. You use promo code POSO. The two inch or the three inch topper, particularly we like the bigger one. We've got the foam. It's amazing. I just want to say i appreciate how unapologetic you are about it i appreciate the fact that you are so no one thing that libby

does not everyone knows this she likes to pass on the bible stories to her children yes she's child to your child right but children in general children and one of the best ways to do that is with the my pillow bible story pillows you pat the MyPillow Bible Story pillows. You pass the pillowcases. You pass. It's Noah's Ark. The nativity scene. Every single night, Jack says, good night, Joseph.

Good night, Mary. Good night, baby Jesus. And good night, sheep. Available. Lindell should have you do a commercial. He really should. Yeah. But his commercials are next level, though.

His commercials are next level. I could never get there. We got to go to Super Chats. But I'm going to read one from the bottom real quick because Rain20J says, Jack just strolls in suit on to start schooling everyone on China. I love it. Surprise post. I just got my worthless ideas trick from Luke.

Going to wear it to Christmas. Nice. And then he says a word in Polish I can't read. Oh, boy. Dziekuji? Dziekuja? Dziekuja? Dziekuja. Dziekuja.

Thank you. There you go. Luke, welcome to the ish show. Poso. Nice. All right. Let's read some super chats. The first super chat, I can't read your name because of the way YouTube formats this, unfortunately,

but they say police are now starting to hunt down antifacels. Justice may be coming back. Let us pray. Yeah, we talked about that earlier. You saw that in California they went after San Diego. Yeah, I mean, look, this is something that Barr had said he was going to do through the Joint Terrorism Task Forces. So finally, we're seeing little bits and pieces of fruition.

And when I've worked on the Antifa problem set, I always find that there's always some guy, right, like in the back of the office. He's usually working on the gang desk or something. And he's just got the spreadsheet full of like every Antifa all up and down the East coast, the Philadelphia cell, the Washington DC cell, the New York cell, they all know, they all know. And in fact, you remember that, that time where, you know, I got into it in DC and there's like that sort of us. So after that, after we, you know, I got out, the police picked me up. I was in the back of the

van and, you know, starting to kind of explain what happened. And there's this dude just literally sitting all the way in bed. He's like, I know who you are, Jack. Like, yeah, I know who that was. Yeah, we've been tracking you guys all week. Like, so are you. And they don't do anything about it? Well, it's their hands are all tied. Their hands are completely, but there's always

some guy who knows. Yeah, they have all the data. They have all the surveillance. They know everything that's going on they have secret surveillance drones that are literally at almost every single protest kyle rittenhouse proved it i proved that story by league at 14 months they kept this the fbi had and you believe really mean leave us to mean we are want us to believe that they only had a minute 39 no luke is exactly right about they have all the databases on all the antifarmers. No, I was shocked when you called me to tell me about that video. I was like, oh my god.

That was crazy to see that. I was like, I've got a thing. Yes. I love a thing. I love when you call me with a thing. Chris Stark says, the National BLM Group is a Democratic super PAC. Not only did those at the top line their pockets, but also they are the reason why the Democrats were able to amass so much campaign finances.

Yeah, didn't they get like a billion dollars? Was that true or is that something close to it? A few years ago they had raised a total of, wasn't it? Like how much money they made? Well, there were a few issues too because there were people who were just kind of like opening up C3s and super PACs and saying, hey, we're BLM of St. Louis. We're BLM of St. Louis. We're BLM of Arkansas. And then the local companies would say, oh, of course we're giving to BLM. But it's literally just some guy who filed paperwork.

And there were, I think there was a guy, wasn't there? Maybe it was Atlanta. And it turned out that he was saying he was BLM. That's exactly what I was thinking of. Yeah. And he wasn't affiliated with anybody. No, he was just some guy who opened up. He was like, hey, I'm going to be BLM now.

Yeah, and he had a Facebook page. And it looked, and if you didn't know any better, you'd say, oh, yeah, BLM. Wait, when was this? This was during the whole wrap. You're not talking about the guy who had Black Lives Matter first, are you? No. There was a guy who had his own Black Lives Matter organization

before the official formation. Wow. And they sued him. Like pre-Ferguson? I'm pretty sure. Like he said that when Black Lives Matter was like starting up,

he formed an organization to do exactly what Black Lives Matter was doing, but there was no big centralized organization. And so then they went after him and all of the leftist press

started claiming he was fake when he was like... He was the real guy. He was a regular activist who was raising money and it just so happened that Black Lives Matter became huge

and they donated to him. I think he got like $350K in total throughout his few years operating. It became huge, but it's still not like a very organized organization, right? I mean, you even heard Patrisse Cullors talking about Black Lives Matter saying that it's leaderless, that it doesn't have any leader, that you could take one leader out and a new leader would emerge. It's a hydra. It doesn't have – so it has the could take one leader out and a new leader would emerge. It's a Hydra. You know, it doesn't have. So it has the people who are like profiting from it. Zombie horde.

Sure. Zombie horde, Hydra, take your pick. We do have to give Black Lives Matter credit. And I don't think I heard you guys say this earlier, that they came out this week and they said that no matter what happens in that courtroom in Chicago, we believe Jussie Smollett. And they said, even though he's been convicted and found guilty of lying to the police, we still believe Jussie Smollett. Take the loss, people. Yeah, seriously. You lost this one. I guess the cop who arrested him said that if he had apologized, they'd let him go.

Wow. I believe it. Really? But he stood firm. He stood his ground. He was attacked by homophobic white supremacist Trump supporters who were actually black guys that he worked with on a TV show. He probably wouldn't have been facing jail time until he got up and perjured himself for two full days in front of the jury with the judge. It's like the piece of legal advice, and Will Chamberlain mentioned it, he's like, yeah, don't do that.

Judges do not take kindly to that. I would have absolutely 100% forgiven and respected Justice Millett if he apologized and owned up to it. If he'd been like – 100%, 100%. This was ill thought out. When Joey Salads – This is perhaps not the thing to do. Let's hear it.

Do you remember Joey Salads? Yeah, I remember Joey. Joey, he took a car, brought it to this apartment building or whatever. Right, yeah. He put a bunch of Trump stickers and stuff in it. And then he's like, let's see what happens. And then he hired black people to smash it up. And they said, you're racist.

You staged this as a hoax, all this stuff. He got caught. But wasn't it supposed to see he wanted to see what people's reaction to seeing that would be? Is it one of those social experiment things? He made a video where you believed, the guy who filmed it waited for him to publish it where you believed that by parking a car with trump stuff in it a bunch of young black men would destroy it to smash the car up and it was fake the guys he hired the guys it was staged and it was making people believe that there was this like racist attack and then he got

called out and then everyone started slamming him and he decided to turn around own up to it apologize he flat out said in an interview with me I was caught up in the money and the clicks. I didn't understand how far gone I had become when I was chasing after this stuff. And I was like, dude, if you're going to come out and own that, like we want to welcome you back to the light and say just please don't do it again. And now what does he do? He does viral clips where it's him and his girlfriend doing pranks and it's wholesome and family friendly for the most part. Jussie Smollett could have done the same thing, and I would have said the exact same thing. I don't want Jussie turning towards the darkness.

I want him to come back to the light. I want him to be a figure to inspire positivity. But he doubles down. He purges himself, and now he's going to go to jail for it. Well, and forgiveness is such a beautiful thing, and it's something that the contemporary left has no room for. And admission of guilt on the left is, you know, a reason to believe further in your guilt and culpability. There's no way out of it, you know? And that's not, that's one thing that I think Christianity offers

that we miss so much in contemporary society is that you can say, I'm sorry. And, you know, then the person who you offended in some way can say, hey, no worries. We're good now. Totally good. In Christianity, man being flawed, man having a sinful nature, this is built in, right? That's part of it. Like, obviously.

Yeah, we know. We all do. That's part of it. Yeah. You can never be perfect. And that's good. That's for the best. But in sort of like the secular religion of woke progressivists, you know, whatever you want to call modern communism that we have today, there isn't.

So they've created it is a religion. But it's so interesting. But it has no atonement. Right. And it's modern communism without without class, which is so weird. It's a it's it's a communism that upholds the powerful elite structure. And that is historically speaking, you know, but like, yeah, but like in the text, that's not what powerful elite structure. Well, that is it. Historically speaking. But like, yeah, but like in the text,

that's not what you would anticipate. And it just completely destroys the working class. Let's read some more. Like the contemporary left has no respect for a working person. All right, let's read some more here. We got Tim Crespi. He says, Tim got pulled over going through a parking lot

to get to another road. So did 10 other people by four different a parking lot to get to another road. So did 10 other people by four different cops. Starting to align with malice. You know, I don't think getting pulled over for jumping a parking lot is like grounds to be like all cops are. So starting to align with malice is a good way to frame it. Beginning of the month, end of the month. But like, right.

That's quotas. That's quotas, man. Michael Malice's position is there is no law so, you know, egregious that a cop is so heinous that a cop is not willing to enforce it up and including executing children. If you're upset that a cop pulled you over because you jumped a parking lot, you're a bit far away from where Michael is. But I do think it's important to point out that it is the grains of sand of cops being like, there's no humanity here. It's quite literally, I know it was a nothing. It it was a turn i'm gonna screw you over anyway like these are the kind of things that build up for people and make them finally snap do people know what the quotas are you know what i'm talking about when it's the quotas like at the end of the month the cops like i'm supposed to get a thousand tickets this month i only have 700 let's kick yeah it's not gonna be that many oh really be very careful about the speed limit towards the end of the month.

But then after the start of the next month, you're good. Quotas are filthy, dude. I got to read one super chat. Quotas are insane. Megan Murdoch says, Tim, my birthday is tomorrow. Pretty please wish me happy birthday. Oh, happy birthday. Happy birthday, Megan Murdoch.

Yes. Happy birthday, Megan. Is that happy birthday in Mandarin? It is. We had Jan Jekielek the other day. Yes. Yeah, good friend of mine. Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you

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You can learn it. It will be good. Very good. Mimotype says, vote for your local sheriff. The only elected law enforcement office. Definitely. Yes. Vote.

Yes. Local. 100%. Flasharc says, Tim, please read Counter Wokecraft to understand how to defeat the woke zombies. Also read this aloud. What's Counter Wokecraft? understand how to defeat the woke zombies. Also read this aloud. What's Counter Wokecraft?

I'm not familiar. I don't know. Not familiar. Sounds interesting. Is it like communists or bad? They are, though. Yeah. All right.

Let's see. I agree. Yes. I agree. Ditto. Martin Edgar says, Tim, you called it. The authority used the terror organizations of Antifa and BLM and are now going after them since they have no use for them now. Perhaps in three years they will cuddle up to them again.

Yeah, I think what we were saying was that with the midterms coming up, with the economy being so bad, I think the Democrats are going to be like, this was something she was saying, that we should actually go after some of the Antifa groups because then that will actually kind of balance it out with what they're doing with the January 6th people. And so it'll look like we're actually going after both sides. But then it also, historically speaking, this was what China did when they dealt with the Red Guards. They had to clean it up. And eventually they said, look, they just sent the military and they said, you got to get rid of these guys and kick them all out to the Red Guards. They had to clean it up, and eventually they said, look, they just sent the military and they said, you've got to get rid of these guys and kick them all out to the countryside, because they were nuts. Somebody super chatted

saying, the one thing that I... This is Rick Russell. One thing that always bugged me is your katana and boom blaster behind you isn't square. It's like 40 degree, 50-40-50. Mouth love from Canada. That's what you were looking at. You're right. That's because Tim's shoulders are a little bit slightly askew.

So when he has to grab them quickly, that's exactly where they are. I think it's because I put the screw in the wrong spot and I could easily fix it. Not the screw. I mounted it on the wrong spot. Which again,

because your arms are not equal. My arms are slightly uneven. Slightly uneven, yeah. I like your Telecaster. Oh yeah, the Brent Mason. It's an excellent yeah. I like your Telecaster. Oh, yeah. The Brett Mason. It is an excellent telecaster. What are the pickups on that?

I couldn't tell you. Okay. Seymour Duncan. Yeah, I couldn't tell you. I was told if you leave your pick in the strings like that, it ends up messing up the pickup. Probably. Yeah, the pickup. Or something messes up something.

The middle one is an active pickup. It's got a switch. You can turn on and play all three at the same time it sounds really full it's amazing maybe it's got a b bender on it so you can like put the strap and then like bend the neck and it's cool very chris awesome guitar very chris cornell all right let's see what we got here we got to forest i live walking distance from that pro from that protest and can only be grateful that it's been relatively tame compared to the rest of the country. On another note, our local gun stores

have been doing well lately. Yeah, man. I got some info on Counter Wokecraft. It's a field manual for combating the woke in the University and beyond by Charles Pincourt and James Lindsay. Oh, James Lindsay. Have you seen that clip from, was it Sex and the City

going around? No. I've seen it going around, but I haven't watched it yet. I hate that show so much. It's so boring and stupid. But I wasn't sure, was this a parody of Sex and the City or this,

what, Sex and the City ruined millennial women. Yes. Yeah, I really do. So childless millennial women are going to be a huge problem going forward. They're going to be miserable. They're going to be so miserable.

They're just going to be miserable. Right. But the issue is that they're going to be getting more power. Yeah. And they're going to vote. And they're going to vote. And they're going to be lawyers. And they're going to be in the DOJ.

And they're going to be judges. And it's going to be bad. I'm just saying when they're in their 70s, they're all going to vote for state-funded elderly care of some sort. What I mean to say is instead of relying on family and private individual support, their only choice is going to have to be some kind of more socialist or communist. Which is exactly what was marketed to them. Remember the Obama ad for Julia? 100%. The single woman. Yeah. And then Biden had one too. It for Julia? 100%. You know, the single woman.

Yeah. And then Biden had one too. Yeah. It was like, I don't know, her sister. A mom and a son. Yeah, yeah. Horrible. That's it.

This is what women are being sold. Women are being sold no relationship. Right. Your primary relationship is with the federal government. Right. Yeah. So I think Zoomers are starting, it's like Zoomer females and males in general are looking at this and saying, looking at millennials and saying, okay, this is generally

a failed generation. You made really bad decisions. Some, a lot of which was, you know, due to external factors, there was a lot of crazy stuff that millennials went through in their formative years. And that's true. But at the same time, we're going to learn from these mistakes and we're going to make corrections very quickly. A lot of them are also going to be very pissed off when they find out how scammed they were by everything. Yes. And by the federal government.

So there's also going to be a big pushback against it as well. But they're going to find out faster. They're going to find out faster. I hope they do find out fast. I agree. And I hope that it's not too late for them to have families and be moms. Don't be like us. Don't.

Yeah. And I want to say points for self-awareness on the topic of sex in the city. This one of the stars came out and said, I really regret living the feminist life. I'm really sorry that I don't have a family. I'm sad that I don't have kids. Do you remember which one that was?

I don't. I think it was Kim Cattrall. And didn't they write her out or something? I probably did. Oh, no way. Yeah. I think they did. I think she's not in this one that's all i know

about sexism yeah all i know is i was watching i was like looking for something to watch one time and i was like talking to my brother i was like oh you know i'll watch sex in the city i never really watched that show and he was like live you're gonna hate this show you're gonna hate it and i was like man i'll give it a try everybody likes it i put it on i watched like half an episode i called my brother i was like you were right i hate this so much i hate it so much everything about this is pure hell it sucks yes and it it's it's uh it's not it has nothing no relevance to the new york city that i know remember evil evil cannot create evil can only corrupt i want to okay i'm gonna read something that's going to be offensive to feminists because I often do. Carl Benjamin posted this on Instagram.

Oh, even better. It's a Reddit post where it's titled, Attractiveness Over 30. And it says, Hi, 32 female. I've started feeling insecure over the past couple of years as I see more and more of my male acquaintances in their late 30s and over dating women in their early to mid 20s. I am by no means unattractive, quite the opposite, but seem to have trouble finding men interested in age-appropriate relationships. What is going on? Can someone just please reassure me that there are men in their 30s out there interested in women in their 30s? Oh, my lanta.

Maybe, but this is not a new phenomenon, girl. This is not new. Take it away. This is not new. Take it away. This is what happens. My grandfather, when he was in his 70s, was dating a woman in her 40s. It's like, come on. This is what happens. Men can date anyone they want at any point in their lives.

And the older they get, the more access to the dating pool that they have. And women, when you fall in love with somebody and you're in your 20s and you think to yourself, you know, I really want to pursue something else. I don't really have time for love in my life right now. I want to upgrade. Have the love. Take the love. When love comes to you in life, accept it with an open heart and move forward.

You know, grow together. Grow together. Create a family. Create a life together. Yes, young men can't compete. An 18-year-old guy struggles to compete against a 30-year-old guy. Yes, but he has no job. He doesn't know what he's doing.

He can barely grow a beard. Like, come on. Unless you're Kyle Rittenhouse. Okay, he's going to be fine. He'll be good. There are some young people who reach status faster than others. But an 18-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman, that 18-year-old woman is going to have – it's going to be a breeze.

She pops open Bumble or Twitter or OkCupid and she has max messages and she can go through the pick of the litter and that 18-year-old guy is going to get nothing. Right. But those apps are also creating – are also part of the problem. Absolutely. Because they are expanding the dating pool far beyond what it ever was, historically speaking. Right.

And so you're going to have 80% of the women going for the top 5% of the men. Like it was back when we were tribal and nomadic. Right, but the pool was smaller. Right, right, right. But this thing, though, where people say to themselves, like, oh, you know, this is my high school boyfriend or this is my college boyfriend or whatever. And this isn't the right time for me.

Now I need to go to graduate school before I can embark on, you know, before I can accept love in my life. That's the stupid idea. I know. You know, when you fall in love, like, accept it. Go with that. Well, hold on. We have a super chat from John Cordisco. He says, love, love Libby.

Sadly, I'm too old for her. Timely. My guess is he has no idea how old I am. Nice. We've done a bunch of segments. We've had a few guests where we've talked about this phenomenon. There was one story from, I think, the New York Post covered. It said, women in their 30s

are struggling to find men who make the same amount they do. And the funny thing is it's really simple. And I don't say this to be offensive, but, boy, does this really trigger the left. A guy who's 35 who's making $80,000 a year can find a woman who's 24, and he's going to be like, hey, I make $80,000 a year. You want to go to the movies? And she's like, wow, okay, He's got the ability to have fun. And a guy the same age as her is probably broken in college.

Then a woman who's 35, he's going to be like, but I can have any woman, all these younger women. Why would I go out with you? Especially like you're busy working all the time. You're pursuing your career. Have fun with that. Yeah. And like here's someone who's young and in college and not working

and wants to have fun. This was the lie of Sex and the City. This is what was pushed. This was said that you have to sacrifice one for the other and that was never true.

You don't. And the other thing too, I mean, you can have a career, you can have love, you can do all, like do them together. Team up.

Team up. Yes. You know, and make this happen as a team. Literally, it's the plot of every Hall. Yes. You know, and make this happen as a team. Literally, it's the plot of every Hallmark movie. You know what? There's a reason that they keep making Hallmark movies.

Right. And those movies are all profitable. And they're all profitable. We watch them. I saw a Reddit too. There was this guy and he was like, ladies, would you date a garbage man? Of course. Because I just got an offer to be a garbage man.

Heck yeah. And it's a lot of money, but I what i'm pointing at the podcast arm the podcast arm that was wonderful it's fine what it's a chinese marmalade yeah marmorated marmorated anyways the screen was priceless oh dear god i used to, I had a buddy once in this campaign office where I worked in Pennsylvania years ago, and he really got freaked out with him as well. So I had a little glass box, and I just used to collect them. And then I would hide it in different places in the office, and then I would tell him, I'd be like, hey, can you grab some staples and stuff that he would open up?

Ah! Be gentle with him. If you hit him too hard, they release a stinky ass. I would put it in his desk drawer. Libby, so what happened? Would the women date the garbage man? A bunch of women were basically like, swoon. Of course, yes.

You have a job. So he has a good job with benefits and he pulls down nearly six figures. That sounds amazing. And he has to get up early. Right? And then, you know, he also, he was like, this job will give me weekends off. I don't have that. Yeah. Weekends off.

Yeah. You know? And he eventually concluded the post with, I'll just tell people that I'm a delivery driver. Perfect. I'm relieved. And he has a great immune system. Yeah.

Excellent immune system. But there's no, like this sort of goes, there's no shame in honest work. Yeah. If I was a garbage man, I'd be like, oh, I'm a garbage man. Me too. And, you know, I feel very grateful for the ability to earn a living. Right. Exactly.

To work. I'm so happy for that, you know? Yeah. And it makes me sad that these women have been sold a lie that they can't have both. Well, you know, we could actually interview. There's someone else who's here that we could interview that could actually ask about this situation. Someone I personally know who got married in her 20s, had her first son at 22, went on to an incredibly successful career. Come on.

Come on. Come on. Here she is. A lovely lady here. A very lovely lady, ladies and gentlemen. It is my mom. Oh, snap. My mom, Lori.

Hello. Hello, Lori. You can strike a note with me because, yeah. Just to come down a little bit. Yeah, come down. I got married fairly young. I had Jack when I was 23. Nice.

23. I had my associate's degree, and I worked at a pharmaceutical company. Got a job. Microbiologist. Got a job. And I went went and I got my bachelor's and my master's had two children worked I just retired for 40 years congratulations sounds like you had it all yeah sure does but I have two little grandchildren and I feel young enough that I can run around chase them, which I just did. That's so great. Ale, czy ty mówisz po polsku?

No. No. You can do both. Yes. Luke was so hoping she spoke Polish. You can do both. You can wait until the best time to have children. It's never going to happen.

Because there is no best time. There is no best time. That's something I wish. I have one son. If I'd known that there is no best time. There is no best time. That's something I wish. I have one son. If I'd known that there was no best time, I might have two. We should have girl talk. Yes, do it.

Right? Check it out. I mean, I wish I could have done part-time. I did work full-time. But we had a lot of support. Yeah. The support was in the community? Family. That's nice. Yeah. it's perfect yeah yeah i really think that women have just been sold such a lie that

they they either have to choose one or the other and i think it's wrong i think that if you find someone that you love you have to find a way to make it work and if that means adjusting your work schedule you need to make it happen because that's way more important than a job and you know the thing too is like you know it doesn't always work out but you still to make it happen because that's way more important than a job. And you know, the thing too is like, you know, it doesn't always work out, but you still have to go for it. You can't, you can't say when love comes into your life, you can't just say no to it. Yeah. And they've been told they have to. Right. Because something else is more important and self-fulfillment through career, you know, that can be a thing or whatever, but it's never going to be as fulfilling, you know, as having a team, as teaming up, as having be as fulfilling you know as having a team as teaming up as having a family

you know being a mom is literally the best thing that i ever did and it's my favorite thing ever you know everything i do is like in service you know yeah to jack of course wonderful but everything i do is like you know that's that's the most important thing right you know is like raising my son to be a good man yeah when you you got out of high i didn't get your name what is your first lori lori uh when you so you like you get out of high school and then get married and have kids i got an associate's degree right out of high school like vet tech and i got a job at Glaxos. Did you meet the father of your children while you were in school? I was pretty young.

Your dad. Very diplomatic about it. I'm still married. What are you? Baby dad. The man? He's a great dad. Engaged the man?

He's down the road. So did you know him in high school? Yes. Oh, okay. Very cool. Yes, he's older than I said. He's seven years older.

Oh, nice. So at that time, that was... That's literally what we were just saying. Oh, my. Scandal, yeah. Yeah, it is. That's scandalous. Scandalous, yeah.

Sounds sexy. That's literally what Tim was just saying, though. That actually proves the point that... You met, what, 1977? 1977. Give or take. Yeah, same year Star Wars came out. But that proves the point that dad to you was more attractive than someone who was your own age for a variety of reasons.

Right. Therefore, more competitive and a more compatible partner. Yeah, that's true. Like this. This is actually just a traditional thing. So sorry, you know, Reddit lady. I'm not sure where we got the idea that we have to be the same age as each other. I find that one partner having a little more life experience is a huge advantage.

Communism. That's a big deal. Oh, communism made us that way. Well, so the people who want to create this, they want to destroy traditional culture and create this flat blank slate society needs to eliminate gender differences, which are, I mean, there are immutable and like, on average, I should say, gender differences. They exist. And hormones play a huge role. It's fascinating to me that they can quite literally say like, oh, we're going to have an athlete perform in the Olympics as a trans athlete as long as their testosterone is below

a certain threshold. So you're quite literally saying that men who produce more testosterone than women are affected by that, and thus there's serious biological differences between males and females. There's never... I've said this before. You know they pulled that, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But this one, I'll tell you what really triggers, really triggered the feminists

when I said there will never be equality between men and women. There could be political equality, like you can't discriminate on the basis of... Equality under the law. Right. For sure. But the idea, I could be political equality, like you can't discriminate on the basis of equality under the law. Right. Yeah, sure. But the idea, I'll put it very, very simply. If there's a man and a woman and they both want to get a career and then have kids, the

woman will always have to be the one who creates that child, which puts them out of work for even a short amount of time. That disadvantages them. I'm not saying it means they can't achieve. I'm just saying. Yeah, I don't think that's a disadvantage. I don't think having the ability to create and carry life is a disadvantage. I think it's an additional responsibility.

Women do have an outsized responsibility for the furtherance of humanity itself. But is that a disadvantage? Well, it's just in the workplace, right? Is that a gift? It's just a thing. It's just a gift. You know, sure. That sort of thing. In the workplace, right? Is that a gift? It's just a gift. Take a leave of absence or something like that.

That sort of thing. But if you have to take even a week off of work that a man doesn't, then that man has an extra week to do the work. Right. But I also agree that one of the biggest problems is looking at that as being a disadvantage. The idea that women get to have children, it's like, oh, I'm so sorry. That's going to hurt your career prospects instead of being like, that's amazing. Congratulations. I feel very strongly about this as well because I feel like we tell women in society that

we say, and this goes back to abortion as well, we say that being a mother is not something that's valuable, that being a mother detracts from your fulfillment as a human being. And we tell people, oh, you're poor. You don't have a lot of prospects. Being a mother is not for you. You should abort this child. Why aren't we saying instead, like, motherhood is kind of the greatest thing ever. And every woman can be qualified to be a mother, you know, suck it up.

Woman up, as they say, you know, and like, like, do it, do it and respect yourself and respect your ability to give life if if you have the gift kit and can do that you know not every woman can do that um and that's a tragedy for a lot of women but you know you can do this you can be a mother if you're 17 and you're pregnant you can be a mother you can do this you know kayleen uh kaylin shaw indie game says is this a pass or fail of the bechdel test this right now fun episode everyone the bechdel test is the stupid garbage you know standard what is it right it's the bechdel test is this thing where the idea is in scripts and in entertainment you have to have sections of the script where

women are talking together, but they're not talking about men. Right. And if they're not, then it doesn't pass the feminism test. But I don't know about y'all, but when I get together with my girlfriends, we talk about men a lot. Yeah. It's a big part of the conversation. We talk about other stuff. We talk about work. We talk about our kids. We talk about whatever stupid thing like this is a big part of the conversation we talk about other stuff we

talk about work we talk about our kids we talk about you know whatever stupid thing is going on in the world but mostly we talk about we talk about men we talk about like oh who are you dating yes because what are you doing you know what happened with that guy did he call you back you know this is what we talk about talking about my ex too like this is what you talk about yeah it's interesting to talk about someone who's so different from you and it's like well what are they doing what are they up to we talk about relationships right you know that's a huge

that's a huge part of my life you gossipers no we don't no it's not gossip to share a life experience to Tanya I remember after or I guess when she was pregnant with our first son was, you know, it's, you know, men can do some pretty incredible things, you know, throughout history, men have done incredible things, but women can create life. It's pretty amazing.

It's actually a miracle from God that women have the ability to do this. And I think men innately know that we can create art or a civilization or build a city or architect, whatever. We can do that too. But men can never do that. Ever. And it's not going to be possible. Well, they got some

womb transplant experimentation going on. Right, that's going on and the NHS is funding that. No, it's Whoopi. Whoopi comes out and she's talking about transplant experimentation going on. Right, that's going on. But this was the problem when Opie, no, it was Whoopi. Whoopi comes out and she's talking about the Roe v. Wade ruling. And she says, you men shouldn't have any say in this because you don't have any eggs. And if you don't have any eggs, you can't have any children. And I said, Whoopi, you need to calm it down with the transphobia. Yes.

Yes, right. calm it down with the transphobia. Yes. You know, I've had male friends who have been in relationships where the woman has had an abortion and hasn't told them. And they have been like, do I, am I, is it okay if I grieve for this? Or is that anti-feminist? And I was like, you can grieve the loss of the child

that you would have wanted if you had known about it. Yes, you can grieve that. You know, you can just imagine a scenario where there's like 10 dudes, you know, on an island and humanity gets like wiped out in a nuclear war. They're just sitting there and they all look around and be like, in 40 years, humans won't exist. You can do the same thing with 10 women sitting on an island after the apocalypse.

They'll look around and say, hmm, in 40 years, humans won't exist. You get at least one woman, at least one man that can be like, all right, let's try and make this work. There has to be men and women are required for building that civilization. But without women, there's no babies. No. I mean, without men, there's also no babies. Well, right, right, right, right.

I mean, like women make them. Women, women carry the baby. You can have 10 women and one guy and your society will flourish because women are able to do art and build civilizations but also have the babies too. This is why male lives typically, particularly in the West, are devalued in many cases.

We are seen as expendable. Men are the ones who go and build the pipelines and they're out on oil rigs. They're doing fishing boats actually. It's one of the most fatal careers, occupations that there is. And these are all male jobs.

Look, there weren't a lot of female coal miners, is all I'm saying. Yes. And I look forward. I'm really excited for feminists getting these achievements. I know recently that... Draft our daughters.

Yeah, well, that was struck down. They removed that language from the defense bill or whatever. Oh, no. Oh, yeah. And so unfortunate. Loss for feminists. But I'm really excited for – in the Netherlands, they have more female garbage persons. Okay.

And I actually think that's fantastic. It literally is. People should be doing whatever job they want. I'm really excited for when women start working on petroleum rigs. Yes. Oh, yeah. High death rate, unfortunately, in that line of work.

You know what are cool, though, on the petroleum rigs are those boats, you know, those boats that shoot out the side and escape. Those are so cool. She's already trying to get out of it. Yes, I'm escaping from the thing.

The issue that everybody knows is that many of these feminists, when they're talking about equality, they want to be in corner office, 50th floor, air-conditioned buildings. They don't want to be in sewers wading through human waste to try and make the system – Yeah, I don't want to do that. The sewage flow. Yeah, I don't want to do that either. But I welcome all people of all sizes and shapes and genders and races to work in sewers and work as CEOs. It just depends on what you're good at. With that being said, I want to read one more Super Chat, and then we've gone a little bit over, but we're going to read this one.

This is from Shane Kerwood. He says, this turned out to be such a wholesome episode. Evan, love you guys, and thanks for doing what you all do. It's so important to get the truth out here. There's just a bunch of people who have been commenting since, you know, Jack, you came in with your lovely mother. It's been a really fantastic end of the show for the week. And I think we have a very special segment we'll put

together, right? I believe so. Talking about marriage and all this stuff and getting input from your mom, which has been fantastic. Yeah, very cool. I'm sitting here and I noticed the door slowly opening and I'm like, what is happening? You know why? Because you weren't checking Twitter while we were doing this. Oh, why?

Were you tweeting? I saw it on there. Should I crash IRL? I suggested that you did. Did you see I was like, come in? Oh, I didn't see you respond. She invited you. I did.

I mean, look, we're going into Christmas season here. We're getting towards the end of the year. We're thinking about that kind of stuff. A lot of these issues have been out there lately. And, you know, I think it is good to show that, you know,

we are family people and we are family oriented and there is a goodness of that. It's not just, you know, chattering about, you know, the news every day that there is something more and there's something beyond.

And I think that's good. And I think that's something that independent media like this can show that you would never see a segment like this on CNN you know what I mean right yeah it just wouldn't exist just two people I mean we did get to see Brian Seltzer in his underwear that one time that was exciting

yeah you're triggering my PTSD but I was the opposite of family-friendly wholesomeolesome, and all that stuff. All right, everybody. Go to TimCast.com. Become a member. It's Friday, but we'll be back Monday for sure.

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Get fall media in crossland.net, and I'll catch you later. Great to see you, Jack. Glad you guys popped in. Thank you. I appreciate that. Support moms. Support grandmoms. You want to come see us.

We'll be at America Fest next week in Phoenix, flying there on Sunday. Oh, I'm coming, too. Are you coming? I'm glad you're coming. I will see you there nice and uh for everybody else just uh you know god bless and um merry christmas i am so glad that jack gate crashed us because i love talking about this stuff especially with libby because i really don't like feminism very much either when i was 11 i was like this seems like it's hurting women more than helping them and ever since then it's just been like yep i was

right yeah it kind of got all screwed around. Yeah, a little wild. Anyway, you guys may follow me on Twitter at Sour Patch Lids. This has been a fantastic episode for the season. Thanks so much, Jack, for popping in. And Lori, this has been wonderful. And thanks for your insights. This was great.

I love it. It was an excellent Friday night. It was just special. It was just great. And to everybody who's watching, we're going to go relax and take the weekend. Thanks for hanging out, and we'll see you all next time. Bye, guys.