Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #568 - Elon Musk TERMINATES Twitter Buyout w/Hotep Jesus

Episode Date: July 9, 2022

Tim, Ian, Mary of Pop Culture Crisis, and Lydia host commentator and YouTuber Hotep Jesus to discuss Elon's axing of his Twitter hopes, Joe Biden's tremendous teleprompter gaffe, Shinzo Abe's assassination, and Tim's spicy tweet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So Elon Musk has officially terminated the Twitter buyout. That's it, ladies and gentlemen. It's all over. Your hopes and dreams, your saver. Savior. He has not. He has not. Saver.

He has not come through for you. But some people are arguing that Elon Musk's latest move, canceling the deal, is actually 4D chess. We've actually known for some time, it's been widely speculated, I should say, that Elon was trying to get a better deal, better bang for his buck. This could be him challenging Twitter, arguing that it's a breach of contract because of the spam bots. But the CEO, Parag Agrawal, already said he's going to war to make sure this deal happens. Elon backs out.

Now a lot of people are like, oh, Elon can't do that because then he'll get sued and he owes a billion dollars. That's not how it works. Here's how it works. Twitter can go to war. They can go to the courts and they can try and force Elon Musk to pay out the billion dollars or buy the company, or they can go to him and settle. And this means Elon Musk could get a settlement agreement. That is him offering to buy the company at a lower amount. So we will see. In other news, Joe Biden accidentally read

teleprompter instructions and the media is trying to claim it was not a mistake. And the White House has come out and said, no, no, it was completely legit. And they've done this before. They are gaslighting us. The sad thing is you and I, obviously we don't fall for it, but so many people do. So it's a Friday night. We have all that to talk about. And then obviously you guys know the very, very serious news, you know, the assassination of Shinzo Abe, the longest-serving prime minister in Japan. Very popular. We have the media already smearing him right when the dude dies. Brutal, man. I can't stand the press.

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Yeah, how's it going? Who are you? I'm doing absolutely fantastic man i've been on fire for the past this whole year has been a great year for me um things are going really well i'm doing great man what do you what do you do for those that aren't familiar with your work i don't do anything i just try to uh you don't do anything i don't do anything mind my business i just mind my own business you know now you got a youtube channel right and uh i uh give my thoughts on matters that are happening across america i try not to do the whole international thing because it's not my country you know i stick to you know my backyard and i talk about uh you know my

observations what do i see and and maybe a couple of solutions uh you know for example women uh mandating the hijab for women this summer, I think would be a good start and other crazy ideas I tweeted I said it's going to get me in trouble I said on Twitter, the good thing is that when the guns

are finally banned, the women won't be able to fight back against the fascists I'm sorry, the handmaidens won't be able to fight back against the fascists. I'm sorry, the handmaidens won't be able to fight back against the fascists. And so they'll be forced. I'll just leave it there. Oh, no. Anyway. Well, you know what happens with handmaidens.

So I was making a spicy joke. It's on Twitter. I'm surprised I don't get banned for half this stuff. But we'll maybe talk about it. We also have joining us once again is Mary Morgan. You do. I'm back. I'm Mary.

I co-host Pop Culture Crisis. We're a live show on YouTube. We talk about more light-hearted topics, celebrity drama, movies, all the entertainment news. So I strongly encourage you to go subscribe. We're going live again on Monday.

You can shoot money at us with your Super Chats. When you Super Chat Pop Culture Crisis, there are money guns that fire money at us with your super chats. Yeah, so when you super chat Pop Culture Crisis, there are money guns that fire money at you. Very distracting. And then, yeah,

it's meant to be like silly and fun and then there's like, if too much money is given and they go crazy and fire for like 30 seconds or something. Oh,

that's sick. Yeah, and there's like sirens go off. Oh, that's amazing. Silly parties. Oh, that's amazing.

Yeah, we got Ian. I'm jealous. Hi, everyone. We were listening to Guns N' Roses before the show and then flipped over to Audioslave. I feel like I'm in my element, man.

Audioslave. It's like getting a good massage. Yeah, mental massage. You listen to Slash on the lead guitar. It just takes me back to being like 13 years old, hanging out with my friends and realizing what music can actually be. Like I mentioned to you, it's like a drug. It can affect your body physiologically like a drug.

Yes, that is true. It happened to me once. It can affect your body physiologically like a drug. Yes, that is true. It happened to me once. Tell me about it. I was working in the mortgage industry, and me and my boss weren't getting along too long. And I was playing Eminem's first album, I Wish I Had a Behind Big Enough for the Whole World to Kiss. And I was playing that song on repeat the whole way to work. Well, when I got to work, let's just say I wasn't me. I was somebody different, and I almost got fired.

Oh, boy. So, yes, music can, yes. I was like, wait, no more Eminem before work. I've got to do something. Maybe some church music or something. We were listening to that, too, actually. Yeah, we listened to that as well. Gloria in Excelsis Deo.

Yeah, all the beautiful music. Yeah, I was telling Tim that that Guns N' Roses song we were listening to, Sweet Child of Mine, was one of my faves. Today I got my first spot on terrestrial radio with Wilford Riley. He was hosting a show for one of his good friends in the southeastern area, and I got a few segments in for him. It was a lot of fun. We were talking about Hunter Biden.

We talked about all the stuff we typically talk about on this show, and I had a great time. Not sure if you can find that online, but it was a good time. I really recommend following Wilfred, if you don't already, at Wildebeest630 on Twitter. Super cool. Speaking of music and Hunter Biden, I think he should listen to Biggie's second album. There's one on there called The Ten Crack Commandments. Oh, boy.

He would know all about that. He could benefit from that. Yeah. All right, well, let's jump into this first story. We got this from the Daily Mail. Elon Musk tells Twitter he is terminating his $44 billion takeover because the company misled him on the number of spam bots on

site as stocks plunge 6%. I just gotta say Elon Musk is right. Look, when Twitter came out and said it was like, what did they say, 5% or something? Yeah. A whole bunch of, there were several different independent assessments that they were like, no way, that's way wrong.

Oh, it's real. 5% is like the number of real accounts. Right. I saw a tweet that I think was from Paul Scalas that was saying there's like at most 100,000 people on Twitter. Maybe true. Obviously, I think it's maybe several million,

maybe tens of millions, but not hundreds of millions. I think it's all one big host. I'd go with tens of millions. Tens of millions. And you know what makes me think so? Donald Trump on Truth Social has 3.4 million. And you look at the engagement, it's comparable. He posts a truth and he gets thousands of comments.

It was the same when he was on Twitter. I'm like, how could it be the engagement stays the same but the total following count is way lower? Most people don't care. Now, the question is, is Elon Musk playing 4D chess? Because look, he's got a contract, right? He can't just back out. People don't get this.

I see these lefties posting like, oh, Elon's going to have to pay a billion dollars now. And I'm like, oh, because that's how lawsuits work, right? These people have clearly never dealt with the legal system. Someone could smash into your car and it could be their fault and you could be in court for years trying to figure that stuff out. So what usually happens is your lawyer says, just settle with him. It's so much easier. Make it go away.

The judges often will tell you, find a settlement agreement. So I've had to deal with this stuff. The judge will say, yeah, we can go to court. We can litigate all this stuff. I'm instructing you to attempt a settlement first. So what I think is going to happen, for one, let's just be simple. Don't get your hopes up. Elon might just be backing out.

Maybe he wasn't serious. Or maybe. From the start. What was that? I knew it from the start. Had a bad feeling about it. Yes. But maybe.

We've been hearing for months that Elon wanted a better offer, a better deal. Yeah. Because the stock had been going down for Twitter. So it was like, it was worth less and less and less. So he probably went to his financiers and they were like, you can get it cheaper. Just let it stew. The stock's going to drop because of the market. You can back away, and Twitter will still save money by just agreeing to lower terms as opposed to going to court and trying to win a billion dollars from you.

So that could be it. Because the CEO said he's going to war to make sure this deal goes through. We had Will Chamberlain tweeted that Elon's going to buy this whether he wants to or not. Yeah, I was referencing that same tweet by Will. He specified that Twitter would likely argue that, one, Elon wasn't entitled to the information he wanted, which was like how many bots are on the platform, he wasn't entitled. And number two, that if he was entitled, the failure to provide the information was not a material breach because the information isn't relevant to any of the reps or warranties in the agreement.

This is from Will Chamberlain. But that's what makes me think it's potentially 4D chess. I don't want to come out and be like, oh, Elon's so smart. He's going to get them. No, the dude may have just screwed up. But there's no way Elon – he planned this out, right? He released it on, what, 420? This dude was calculating what he was

doing. Or maybe not. Do you think he's always playing the long game? I think people are comforted by thinking Elon has a plan. You don't become a billionaire without playing a long game. Yeah. And it's not just that. It's not hard to play the long game. Right. Like, we here at TimCast, we're playing the long game.

You know what I mean? Yeah. Like, I've got my vision board that every day we wake up and Ian and I will put pictures of celebrities. So cute. No, no, but, but, you know, we have a generalized thought process of like today we do this and if this works the next day we do this and if this works the next day we do this. So I have to imagine when he was negotiating this contract, he had lawyers, like he thought about what could happen. And this is not out of the question. This is one of these scenarios he should have expected to occur.

So I think whether he buys it or not, I think he knows what he's doing. Yeah, yeah. You know, my thing, my trouble is with the headline. I don't want to say it's misleading, but it's really missing the real problem with the deal. And we've all experienced this. When the whole Elon situation was announced, did you get a huge explosion in engagement? That's right. Okay, so – And the left and celebrities lost a ton of engagement.

Hundreds. It was crazy. It was the day after the deal was finalized. All of a sudden, prominent left-wing accounts lost tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of followers. And people associated with the right, libertarians or the politically homeless, what do they call it, post-liberal, saw huge gains. I gained 100,000 followers in three days. People were getting unbanned. Something crazy happened

yeah so my theory is uh the employees abandoned the project and that's in part of the deal was as any with merger right you have to keep your staff on staff right because otherwise you're buying the company the staff is a huge part these, the people that run the thing every day. Right. So I'm looking at the situation and I'm like, maybe that's the big problem. I don't think it's the bots. Like, I think Elon understands the bot game. And I don't think that's a deal breaker. Like, you know, there's bots when you're dealing with social media. Right. I think it's the employees because so many employees had a mass exodus. And then I don't know what happened, but I think they turned the algorithm back on because the engagement dropped again for us. But I think whoever it is up there, they're like, okay, Elon's going to buy this thing. Let's hide the algo, right? And then like the deal's off and it's like, all right, turn the algo back on. And I think what you're saying attributes to that is like the left, huge amount of engagement.

Everybody else, engagement drops, right? And so the algo favors that left-wing opinion, I'm guessing. But that's what I think the deal really came down to. What if it's actually a bit more nefarious, get a little conspiratorial? What if Elon fully intended to buy the platform? And then we've talked about this before. Alex Berenson, who was banned, do you know him? He was covering a ton of the vaccine stuff

and he got... Skeptical. Yeah, he got banned, filed a lawsuit, won, and was reinstated. And he said he's investigating government involvement in Twitter censorship. What if Elon was like,

hey, I'm going to buy this platform, guys. And then he goes, shows up to the meeting and then Twitter says, as part of our disclosure process, here's our national security letter. And went oh crap and you can't say anything about it because you got an nda yeah and now he's like i don't want to buy this right well look at what jack was saying when he was telling people about dealing with boards and all of that type of situations dealing with vcs there's a lot jack was saying uh between the lines

you kind of had to read when i don't know if you watched it but he was arguing with some people you're jack dorsey jack dorsey yeah he's arguing with some people in the threads and he was kind of saying like there's some shaky things going on with twitter with the twitter and the government he didn't allude to the government you know i would say it's more like ngos lizard people yeah. Something more realistic like that. Yeah, more realistic. Elon shows up to the meeting and he's like, okay, so can we finalize these contracts? And they're like, yes, but one minute.

Zorthon, Elon, we control Twitter. Actually, I'm sorry. Worse than getting sworn in as the president of the United States. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said Zorthon. He goes, Hillary. Ha ha. That was a joke.

That was funny. But let's talk about the money. Is Twitter a good investment? To me, I don't see Twitter as being a good money play. I think it's a good power play, right? Because now you control this medium of conversation. But to me, I didn't see it as a money play. I wouldn't pay $44 billion for Twitter.

That seems like overvaluation i think he maybe walked into a trap yeah because they're like oh by the way the reason we do all this is because we have a national security letter and the government's got their gun to our back and now you bought it it's on you it's on you yeah and he's like oh crap yeah i think this is this is a very powerful tool twitter is a very powerful tool i don't know how you monetize it but he was talking about some a rumor i don't know how you monetize it, but he was talking about a rumor. I don't know if you guys saw this. He wanted to turn it into the WeChat of America, where he wanted all the payment systems and everything.

Oh, right, right, right. You guys agree with that? That's not very scary. Oh, I don't know about that. What's WeChat, firstly? Well, in China, like- You have WeChat, right? I do have WeChat.

I mostly made it as a joke, but I took it off my phone when I saw that my phone was browsing phishing sites for like 10 hours. What? Wait, what? Yeah. Like you got hacked or something? I mean, I don't know if that means I was hacked. It stopped after I deleted it. So what are you supposed to conclude from that?

What is WeChat? It's one of the big Chinese social media platforms beyond Weibo, right? That's the other one that's like the equivalent of Facebook. And this one is sort of like WhatsApp. You have to get endorsed or recommended by another user who already has an account. So I had to reach out to somebody that I knew who knew someone who had it to give me a voucher to get on the platform. It's very exclusive,

and they don't want Westerners on it. They're owned by Tencent. I imagine it's just basically a CCP, such as a Chinese company that's beholden to CCP. And they really only want Chinese citizens on it. Okay. Ideally. But like your...

I made it as a joke to be like, you can find me on WeChat. Like as a joke. That's hilarious, by the way. That's hilarious. But everything's on there, right? Like you pay, I guess, your mortgage through this thing. Really? Yeah.

Like all your payments, ATM. I don't know. Don't get me to lying. All I saw is like the most basic functions like posting a picture, posting something that looks like a tweet. Yeah, but we have our Chinese citizen. Like everything goes through WeChat. Yeah, I'm sure it's a logic. You can't survive in China without WeChat or something like that.

So you're saying – Kind of like Facebook in a sense? Yeah, there you go. But I guess Facebook really lost – If you use Facebook to pay your mortgage. Right. So you're talking about turning it into a payment system, like a payment services platform. That's true because the metaverse is blending social media and payment services as well as all sorts of voting services.

They're trying to blend all these things together. So it's basically your life in the digital space. Centralization. It sucks. Yeah. I want to swipe right on that guy and send him 10 cents and that guy and send him $5 or whatever. Yeah.

Jack Dorsey was trying to get – he's been integrating payment systems with Twitter while he was there. Yes. Well, he has – what does he do? Cash app? Cash app. And Square. And then they want Bitcoin tips, I think, too.

Or some – wasn't it Bitcoin? Yeah. All right. Well. Yeah. You get tipped in Bitcoin, yeah. Well, look. We'll see what happens with the Elon stuff. But it's Friday night and I think it's. Or some was in Bitcoin. Yeah. Yeah, you get tipped in Bitcoin. Well, look, we'll see what happens to the Elon stuff, but it's Friday night, and I think it's time

we get to the more fun story here. More important. Here we go, ladies and gentlemen, from Newsweek. Joe Biden mocked for apparent teleprompter flub. Repeat the line. Yo, this is amazing. You ready for this one? Let's play it. It is noteworthy that the percentage of women who register to vote and cast a ballot is consistently higher than the percentage of the men who do so.

End of quote. Repeat the line. Women are not without. He didn't repeat the line. Repeat the line. The men who do so. End of quote. Repeat the line.

End of quote. Repeat the line. Here's the funny thing. You ready for this newsweek reports he's mocked for an apparent teleprompter flub end of quote is not the first time he has read that okay and guess who fact-checked it as false also newsweek amazing fact check did joe biden accidentally read teleprompter instruction during speech? This is from November 2021, November 24th. False.

The phrase end of quote was not a teleprompter instruction accidentally read by Biden. It was part of the speech used to bookend the Walmart CEO's remark, which Biden began citing seconds earlier with the phrase to quote the Walmart CEO. How many people have you ever met who go? And I was talking to this activist who said quote i enjoy going uh to the mall to shop end of quote sometimes i'll say close quote but that's the quote or end quote it is end quote that's but typically people would just say quote that's usually for like an audiobook yeah something really formal yeah i think the reality is they put that in there as instructions

right and repeat the line because they're supposed to pull it back and then Biden just Ron Burgundy's it. At the very least, it's not the phrase end of quote that's in contention. It's the phrase repeat the line. And then he didn't do it. Right. And he didn't do it. And a White House staffer said, he actually said, let me repeat the line. Oh, he didn't say let me.

They actually tweeted. That's crazy. That's what they said. They're gaslighting. And you know why they do that because what's going to happen now is the media will say conservatives accuse joe biden of x white house says y and people who don't pay attention to pay attention to the news will see that story and not the fact that joe biden read the prompter like ron burgundy and that they're trying not to laugh in the background. That's the best part. How does Kamala not laugh her ass off? Her face changes.

It does. Her face changes. It's more contempt on her face. Look at him. Yeah, she's like, let me pull this one up. Let's make it big. I want to see Kamala. It's like cringy.

Look at the guy on the right. He's trying not to laugh. Look at him. He's like, I hope he doesn't mess this up. I think Kamala is just like, you think she'll write a book like My Time as the VP? Yeah, absolutely. I want to mention, do you know who this guy on the right is?'ll write a book like My Time as the VP? Yeah, absolutely. I want to mention, do you know who this guy on the right is? Does that look like Rob Emanuel, maybe?

No, that's not Rob Emanuel. He does kind of look like him. I mean, sort of. The guy on the right is like holding back laughing. Kamala Harris, I can imagine what's going on in their heads. The guy on the right in his hat, he's like, don't laugh. Don't laugh. Don't laugh.

Kamala Harris, in her mind, it's... Because look at her face. She's just like... When you hear her talk, she just says words. One of the replies to this was like, she says, he repeated the line because the line was there and he wanted to say it again because he needed to repeat the line. What? Like, that's how she talks.

This is why they gave him instructions that said, you do this. You do this. Because if you don't... Oh, right. That's great. Simon Says game. Remember that card? Where you is so big on the card, so he doesn't actually read it. That explains it. So he had a card, and it said, you

stand up. You talk to the press. You ask. Because when you don't put that up, you talk to the press, you ask. Because when you don't put that there, he actually just does exactly verbatim. This guy is not all with it. Do you think he's on drugs? Yeah, of course. But uppers. Uppers, yeah.

This dude's probably on so much meth. I just saw a video of him from like four years ago. I'm not saying he's smoking crystal. I'm saying you're giving him. Adderall. Adderall and other uppers, other meth derivatives and things like that. Amphetamines.

Amphetamines, yeah. Yeah, Adderall's not meth. It's different amphetamines. But some kind of, okay, I shouldn't say meth. Some kind of amphetamine, I'll say meth. But it's funnier to say meth.

I mean, I honestly, it's funnier to think that he's just smoking the crystal. He's got the blue stuff from Walter White. They was giving him

the good stuff during the debates. Oh, yeah. Damn. They was giving him the good stuff during the debates. Oh, yeah. They would have him sleep for 20 hours and wake up right before. Then they would give him an IV drip of some real legit upper. He's just on another planet. Yeah, dude. His eyes were like his pupils were dilating.

He's like, I can see everything. Were his eyes bleeding a few times? Yes. It's's terrifying. And then pair that with his Cheshire cat smile. I remember when his eye popped on stage. Did it? Yeah.

Like a blood vessel or something crazy. You think that was drug-induced? Because I've never seen it happen before or since. Stress. Maybe just stress. It can be a lot of things. But drugs can induce stress as well. You know what I think it really was

like because it had popped before he went on stage right I'm not sure no I think it popped on stage you sure I think so because I was going to say

he was probably making a boom boom and he's an old man so he was like no I will for real let it happen that's terrible

you guys watched the new White House I'm sorry didn't he poo his pants in front of the Pope or something that's a story okay I heard it is that confirmed House. I'm sorry. Didn't he poo his pants in front of the Pope or something? That's a story. Okay, that was a story. Is that confirmed?

Fact check. I'm going to Google search this. It's confirmed. It was weird that they wouldn't record that meeting or livestream that meeting. Oh, good. It's a song. Okay, here we go, you guys. We got it.

Snopes has got the truth. Did Biden poop his pants in Rome? Another president, another pants go, you guys. We got it. Snopes has got the truth. Okay. Did Biden poop his pants in Rome? Another president, another pants-pooping rumor. Oh, boy. False. Well, hold on there a minute. There was a rumor that Trump did the same? What the heck? There was a rumor that Trump hired women of the night to relieve themselves on a bed.

That's a little bit. I mean, yeah. But Snopes is funny when they do a fact check, it's like, yes, there were traces of feces in his underwear, but it wasn't a full poop. So therefore, false.

Right. They do. They say an actual rumor is not a fact. Oh, OK. That explains it. So look at this. He says there's

no evidence. His claim, the claim wasn't derived from photos or Biden. The story was that Joe Biden was apparently having some meeting and then mysteriously went absent for a short amount of time and then came back wearing some other clothes or something. And everyone's like, he pooped his pants. And I'm like, I agree.

I don't know if he actually did. Remember the pissy kid used to come to school with an extra pair of pants? Yeah. When he was like kindergarten. school with an extra pair of pants? Yeah. When he's like kindergarten the body needs extra Bro had to

clean himself up. I've been watching the secretary. What is her job? The woman

the press secretary. Yeah the press secretary. She speaks for him this new girl and she says um

a lot. I want to get ahead on this one. What is her name? I don't know.

The new black lady. Yeah what's her name? I only't know. The new black lady. Yeah, what's her name? I only remember Redhead. That was Jen Psaki. She was in Suffer. This woman, Kareen is her name? Yeah. I want to point out that she says

way too much. She says things that just aren't true way too much. And she also says, I don't know way too much. Oh, what about Hunter't know way too much oh what about hunter biden's laptop i have no idea you gotta talk to hunter biden's gotta talk to the white house about that it's um but jen saki would say we're gonna circle back to that right she was way better they don't circle back yeah well saki had more experience you know when you're like a well seasoned communist like lying just comes with the territory well it's like

when you look into their eyes you don't see a soul and it's just their program they can say whatever they need to with a straight face yeah I mean just the blatant lying that the left

conducts is just egregious remember when Jack Posobiec got punched? Yes. And then the cops walked up, having witnessed it, and that fat, anti-female woman goes, nothing happened. Yeah.

It's just like, those eyes, dude. Those evil, lying eyes. There's not a trace that they're doubting what they're saying. Like, they really are believing it. No, they know they're lying. She was smirking like nothing happened i didn't see anything and the cops were like yeah we witnessed it we're resting like lying is good if you're lying against an evil entity like the nazis where where are you hiding the

jews and you're like i don't have any jews in this house but you are hiding people that you're saving the you're you're a liar but you're doing it so these people probably are justifying it well that's what solilinski says right the end justified it means some people believe all lying is unethical yeah regardless of consequences or circumstances i don't know maybe jordan peterson like what if what if you know like i'd like to have that discussion like what if your kid is like you know mom am i attractive what's the mom gonna say yo you're ugly i did that once to my kid man oh how was it it was terrible he came to me he said he drew like this this picture and he's a young boy and he was like seven or eight at the time he said dad what do you think

this picture and i asked him i said do you want to know the truth of what i think and he looked me in the eye he said yeah i want to know the truth. I said, bro, that shit is ugly. And he started breaking down crying. I'm like, I'm such an idiot. I am so stupid. Like,

I was supposed to lie. Duh. Did you like give him specific criticisms like that nose is too big? No, after he started crying, I was like,

man, I'm just playing, bro. That shit is dope. No, but you don't, like if it's, if it's a little kid and they're trying, you don't got to say that's terrible.

You just be like, you're doing really well. You need to improve. But the way he said it was like he wanted constructive feedback. It's trash. Dammit. I was hanging out with three grown adults and we were having a conversation about grown folk stuff. And I said, can I provide some criticism? And he says, we don't use the word criticism here.

It's called constructive feedback. So you know you're definitely dealing with some Democrat liberals. They have to make it as verbose as possible. Yeah. As if it like softens the offense. So what do you think is the best thing with a kid that wants the truth? Like are you like, well, I don't like it, but let me tell you why. This line's a little crooked.

You could do this a little straighter. You have a lot of good, and then give them a compliment sandwich. I don't know if kids understand the complexities of that, though.

Yeah, no, you just say, you know what? You're on your way to great art. You're going to be awesome. This is a great start. You just got to go with that. You know, we're still honest,

but it's not saying, you know. You know, or you can mix it up a little bit and be like, you're on your way to being really, really great. You just got to go with that. We're still honest, but it's not saying. Or you can mix it up a little bit and be like, you're on your way to being really, really great. You keep working at this, you're going to be fantastic. But the honest truth is you're no Rembrandt. Right. Not yet. But you got to keep working on it. That's pretty harsh.

It is pretty harsh. You're no Rembrandt. No, I'd say it's more of a Monet, not Monet. You're close. And then if your kid actually knows anything about art, they're like, how dare you? You're more of a Picasso. You know, Picasso stuff is really ugly. Just like, you're the next Picasso.

That's what you can do. You can be like, he's a famous artist. You know, Jackson Pollock, right? So when your son draws trash, you can just be like, well, you know, some people like it. So the press secretary is treating us like a little kid that she doesn't want to make start crying but being like the economy's in shambles and we're like it's great you're doing great you're gonna be fine i don't know that's what they were lying about the whole uh ukraine i'm gonna not a lot of say that here on youtube but the whole gas right like oh gas prices are low because putin and it's just like what

right right gas prices are high because of putin right they're low in russia but right but they lied about that right like and and then they they used britney griner as a political pawn and said she's locked up because putin it's like no she's locked up because she broke a law just stop and think about how amazing this is. Gas prices are skyrocketing. People are complaining about gas prices going up. Then one day Putin invades Ukraine, and Biden goes, oh, those gas prices? It's Putin.

And all these Democrats go, oh, that explains it. And we're like, dude, that just happened. The price of gas was already up. And they're like, no, that's Putin. It's like, okay, man. Yeah, everybody was looking for the villain. They're like, who's the villain? Who's the villain? Something bad. Who's the villain? There's got to be a villain because of this. This is what I imagine.

That fat Antifa woman, when Jack Posobiec got punched and she looks at him, she's like, I didn't see anything. And it's like, she got that smirk on her face. Remember when that Struck guy, whatever his name is. Peter Struck. And he's testifying. He has that thing with his eyes. And Christine Blasey Ford does it too. What?

These people like envision themselves as like G.I. Joe villains. That's what it looks like. Like, it's like you're acting like you're evil, dude. Do they believe they're on the side of good though? I don't know.

Maybe they think they're villains. The guy that said that we need to protect the liberal world order, it was pretty much like, I think he thinks he's on the side of good, but that the side of good is the liberal world, is like global military American dominance. So that means his boss has completely got him conditioned and brainwashed. Yeah. He's like literally creme de la creme of the sheep. But I'm wondering these days, like, you know, the liberal world order, you're familiar for the central area. Do you know much about?

No. It's like in 1946, they built it after World War II. They're like, we can never have another world war. We need to set up military bases around the world. We're going to use

the American military as the forefront. We're going to use the American economy. And it's like a global, the industrial, military-industrial complex, basically.

So now, they call it the new world order. George Bush Sr. was like, we're going to set up a new world order. And they're talking about improving this liberal world order. And it's basically there's this, or there's like the Chinese world order, which is BRICS, Brazil, Russia, China, India, South Africa. So it's like we're going to have one world order or another. I mean, we might be able to resist and have like a decentralized union, which is ideal in my opinion.

But right now we have these world – competing world orders, and it's like do we support the liberal one or do we just allow the multibuller? I wrote a book on a world order. It's called The Patriot Report, Unmasking the Conspiracy of money in war. And there was this funny part in my book about the Bretton Woods agreement and how they were able to convince the United States to be the reserve currency for these nations. And that was pretty eye opening studying the Bretton Woods agreement in Keynes and how they put this together and then how that led into what i would call hyperinflation of the dollar i think that's 1971 that happens when it brentwood's agreement basically dissolves but that that when i looked at the brentwood's agreement like i think that was 1944 brentwood's agreement somebody got to look that up um don't get me to line but it lines up with what you said like that whole world order around that same time period so now when when you say it, I'm like, hmm, maybe there's some connectedness there.

It's falling apart. 1944, yeah. It's 44? Yeah. There you go. When Epstein is mainstream, like the whole Epstein story, when Maxwell is being publicly sentenced, they won't reveal the client list. When the Georgia Guidestones are blown up, when they're shooting at farmers.

Meanwhile, there's a food shortage coming. The narrative is collapsing. I understand the hatred of the patriarchy that like, oh, we've got these old Roman guys basically trying to own everyone through religion and through whatever. God is a man, all this nonsense. But it doesn't mean that just destroying it is the way to go because there's much worse things out there as well. We've got to keep that in mind. Chinese communism is very dangerous. The CCP is very dangerous.

The citizens are like on lockdown. They're like, well, let's talk a little bit about this. This is the story from NPR. Shinzo Abe killed at 67, leaves a storied legacy as Japan's longest-serving premier. So for those that didn't see the story, I mean, it's been a crazy week right i know the large hadron collider just fired up but man already yeah crazy same as soon as that thing opened and i mean it's honestly it's been a crazy past month or so but so shinzo abe in japan he's the longest serving prime minister he's very popular and he was shot in the back cowardlyardly. Cowardly assassination. The dude had a homemade shotgun. So, you know, people talk about how he opposed China.

He was conservative. He opposed communism. And so many are wondering what was the motivation for taking him out? Could it be that Japan was leading the cause against China in Southeast Asia? You look at what Joe Biden's doing with his son. Joe Biden was taking oil out of the Strategic Reserve and about a million barrels were given to China through a company called, what is it?

Do you remember what it's called? No, I don't. No, no, no, no. Unit? UNESCO? No, no. Not UNESCO. Sonopec or whatever.

I can't remember the name. No, I can't. SorryONAPEC or whatever. I can't remember the name. No, I can't. Sorry. We can pull it up. But you have to wonder. His son's involved in these companies, had apparently invested something through private equity. It really does look like they're trying to give or hoard wealth and bring it to China. You look at what happened to Shinzo Abe.

I think they're not going to win when these actions are overt and in the public and it's no longer a conspiracy theory it looks like the liberal world order their global agenda is failing they are desperately trying to stop the holes they're bursting in the hole but they can't do it do you think that the people like the

global banking establishment for instance like the Bank for International Settlements in Switzerland is it intentionally moving the wealth and power away from the liberal world order, world order, I got to get this right, liberal world order, into BRICS, the Chinese world order? And it's intentional?

And that's why they're happy to see all this hatred of the liberal world order, but they're still using the American government as pawns to try and act like we're defending it? Well, that's a good point. I mean, this world – Sorry, Unipac. Unipac.

Thank you. Was a Chinese company. Close enough. And it was associated with Sinopec, is the parent company, of which Hunter Biden is tied to. In 2015, a private equity firm he co-founded bought a $1.7 billion stake in Sinopec marketing. So I just think Joe Biden is gutting and selling out the system, and I think a lot of it is they're trying to transfer wealth to China. Who invested? You said they're transferring wealth to China.

Biden's son invested in Sinopec? Hunter Biden is tied to Sinopec, a private equity firm he co-founded, which bought a $1.7 billion stake in SinoPAC marketing. Okay, the president's son is investing in the communist Chinese oil companies. This is freakish. His company is doing it. And Joe Biden took our oil and sent it their way. Look, we're not enemies at every turn.

I get that. But at some point, put the cards on the table well well when you sit when you sit in the position of power um it gives you opportunity to make a fortune for yourselves and i think that you know especially when you use these terms like liberal world order these people don't have an allegiance to america or united states per se right they have an allegiance to their club to their families right we weren't invited out to uh what's the club that they just went out to out there switzerland davos davos we weren't invited to davos right so i think it's that club and then when we start saying like you know moving money

into china it could be a little bit of hedging their bets. Right. They put a little bit of money here. I think they're trying to invest in Ukraine. Right. And they're just trying to hedge their bets. My thing is, especially when I've been studying Russian history, which is quite fascinating. They they it seems like Russia is the one place they just can't penetrate too deeply, this world order. And they've been poking at it for a really long time, obviously going back to the Russian Revolution, et cetera, et cetera. They've been poking at this bear. And then the North was allied.

Abe Lincoln basically owes Russia for helping him win that war, the Civil War. So, you know um i don't know man i i look at russia as being a key uh component in all of this so when i look at this table right this pseudo table you know i guess there's america sitting at the table and there's some chinese man sitting at the table and i think the russia russian oligarchs were kicked out the club i guess right and they're just not allowed at the table anymore but think the russia russian oligarchs were kicked out the club i guess right and they're just not allowed at the table anymore but i think russia has always been its own thing and i think that's the one thing they're trying to conquer but i think there's somebody buddy with china

oh absolutely because china is so their population they've come so far and in just a short amount of time this is a backwards agrarian society at one point. Like they're all farmers. And then they started producing shoes and then they became a superpower and bootleg and everything. And they've got a strong military. And I think we fear them. I think there's some legitimate fear there. I think everything we're seeing across the board is just the liberal world order has fallen.

They've lost control. They lost control in 2016. But what is the liberal world order has fallen. They've lost control. They lost control in 2016. But what is this liberal world order? It's a collection of international interests, political leaders, and corporations that are working together to prevent World War III. That's the council. To prevent World War III? Yeah. Is that their excuse or is that what they're really trying to do?

Harry Kissinger talked a lot about limited war. And the idea was we would set up proxy wars rather Rather than say that there's some Russian aggression, communist – Oh, I see what you're saying. Rather than bomb Moscow, we'd just have war with them in Vietnam. Yeah. We could blow up all our weapons, and then Raytheon can make a crap load of money still, and we can keep the power moving, keep the bombs building, but without having to destroy each other. Oh, that makes sense. Okay.

Yeah. Yeah, you can sense. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, you can pull up the Council on Foreign Relations and they break down. What is the liberal world order or the liberal economic world order? That's interesting. So when George W. Bush or anyone else says a new world order, they're talking about something evolving from the liberal world order, something else. The funny thing is there's a conspiracy theory 10 years ago right and now this is public information yeah it's kind of now biden's advisors going on tv and saying it yeah that's why i think it's falling apart they needed to rule from

the shadows call you crazy if you criticize them they can't anymore now it's just the the truth i think the new world order that they're trying to do is, I don't know if it's the metaverse, if it's like Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum, that the governments cannot control themselves, they need corporations to control them. They need the corporation. And he's wearing his, like, Sith outfit. Have you seen that cloak he wears?

That's a new world order that could be established, but I don't like the idea of people being like digital slaves, getting their body heat harvested. Oh, yeah. As long as you're in charge, you know, like one of the five people controlling big Texel Valley, everyone else, you're screwed. Yeah.

Why are we talking about it like the world order that takes power next is the last one? I mean, we've had many world orders, right? Many dynasties, empires. Nope, just one. Which one is that? Just one. Just, I don't know, Biden.

Just Biden? Just Biden. Just globo homo? Biden has been in charge of it all since forever, actually. Since Atlantis. Biden is actually Satanan the biden family is you know it's funny is like sun tzu when you are strong appear weak when you're weak appear strong like the gag is that joe biden goes up on stage and then says nonsense and reads the

prompter and then he's like bernie as soon as he gets backstage he stiffens up straightens up says all right get to work ladies you know everybody and he's like clean fast sharp with it it's like he's the 80th generation of Bidens who have been controlling the world. The spirit of Andy Kaufman is alive and well, ladies and gentlemen. Obama, you know, criticized him. And then behind the scenes, he's like, Joe, you know I had to say that. Okay, you get it. Whatever your need, sir. I feel like it's the Roman world order was pretty predominant.

And then they made the Catholic Church to kind of – they're like, well, if we can't govern them with our emperor anymore, we're going to govern their minds with our religion. Well, I would agree with that. I just want to add to that. I think it's sort of reverse order. I think people were first ruled by religion. And then later on, it was, I guess, nationality. When was that? When what?

Like when nation states came to be? Well, you had the Islamic world, right? The Islamic world was a huge superpower. That's ancient as well. I mean, they kind of, in a way. Well, it depends on what you would define as ancient. I mean. 50 years old.

It's 50 years old. Yeah, if you would say 50 years old yeah like you know but like the ottoman empire for example like ottoman empire doesn't fall until i guess what is the late 1800s early 1900s yeah after world war one yeah so the ottoman empire is like usually islamic etc etc so they had a lot of power in fact the you know if you read this book by chancellor william called destruction of african civilization uh there's uh if i'm not misquoting him but there's a part in there that basically says islam is the reason why african civilizations fell um and it's pretty interesting what his theory is on that i can explain if you want but yeah you have an elevator version elevator pitch yeah yeah basically what he says is um uh the the the missionaries of the caliphate uh sit on your borders and they basically peddle

the religion but the the people that are sitting on the borders of your nation are also doubling as spies and learning about your culture and your ways and so on so forth how things move and then basically what happens is um you know african is pit against african because you're now choosing am i african or my islam first and many people were choosing islam over being african so now you have this divided nation and he has a lot of evidence supported in the book i think it's a pretty interesting theory the caliphate's interesting because it's not national it's like this its own entity i don't know much about it i just know that the head of the caliphate is not necessarily

the head of the country yeah and so so is it they would say the nation well the nation of islam was a specific thing right that was like a an organization that was created yeah yeah but then you also have then you have the church that comes down right so like when you go into african nations you'll see like the uh the white jesus on the wall like i i buried my grandma i think it was last year in jamaica and it was just hilarious to see a whole black congregation and then them have like a picture of white jesus on the wall and all i just see is like colonization but i think uh nations first ruled with religion and I think you know

after that it kind of evolved and the new religion is something else now that's crazy to me though because a lot of cultures have their own ethnic image of Jesus

like there's we talk about it a lot there's Japanese Jesus really yeah oh that's dope yeah and we've had Seamus on

talking about it too where he's just like yeah of course every culture views him as like you know as them or whatever and there's's no issue there or whatever. And interestingly, apparitions of the Virgin Mary are often different based on the culture. So Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared, their ethnicity, in their cultural garb, but much different from Our Lady of Lords, for instance, or Fatima.

Okay. That's why I'm like, I don't see it. We see these memes all the time from the left, and they're like, here's what Jesus really looked like, and it's like a Sephardic guy. That's not the point. Obviously, there's no description of what Jesus looks like in the Bible because that wasn't the point of him being here. I thought it was Daniel 7 verse 9 or Daniel 9 verse 7.

I could be wrong. Yeah, it said he was 6'5 with bulging muscles and blonde hair. He looked like Jason Momoa. Yeah. Wait, so there's literally, you say there is a description of him, but you were mentioning? Yeah, I believe there is. Not to my knowledge. I mean, I could see that that would be intentional if he had like dark skin and they're like,

we need to empower the Roman patriarchy and we need to disempower the Jews. Let's make people think this guy's a white guy. I disagree. I think if they wanted to control, if the idea was about control, you would need to convince the people he's of you. So the idea would be to make a picture of a Japanese Jesus, to make a picture of an Arabic Jesus or a white Jesus so jesus so that those people would be like oh yeah they're like me that's so they gave no description or i want to hear what you're saying what was it called the the section where you thought there was a description of jesus oh yeah i said daniel 7 verse 9 of daniel 9 verse 7 i'm no biblical guy i could be completely off but uh that that just popped in my mind i want i want i want to jump to the story real quick too we carry this on just uh talking about what happened to Shinzo Abe, gun control.

We're also talking about religion and things like that. It just made me think of A Handmaid's Tale. And I have this tweet. I'm going to read it because I don't care if I get in trouble on YouTube or whatever. So I tweeted, the good news is that once guns are banned, the handmaidens will have no way to fight back against fascists and will be forced to carry babies for fat incels. Wow. Wow. Wow. So I just – I thought of this because I'm on Facebook and I'm just like scrolling through it.

And then I see an individual who posted two memes. The first meme was a handmaiden and it was like the theocratic fascists are forcing women to carry babies or whatever. And the next one was like we should ban all guns. I'm sick of this. Just ban all of them. And I'm like, who do you think will then have the guns? Like, you think

you're being ruled like you're in The Handmaid's Tale and then you want the theocratic fascists to have all the guns. And I was like, maybe this will be like a way for you to understand why that's a bad thing. What was the name of the country

in Handmaid's Tale? I've never seen it. I don't know. Or read it or anything. I don't know. You don't know? It's a dumb thing. Nobody knows.

It's so stupid. Let me hop out the window and just take a guess here. Italy. No, no, no. It was like, it was in North America, but they changed

the name of the country and it was like, women were forced to carry babies. Oh, this is a fictional place? Yeah, yeah. Lightly fictionalized. Oh, this is a fictional place? Yeah, yeah. Lightly fictionalized. Oh, okay.

Because it looks very Catholic, the garb. Well, that was the idea. It looks very Puritan, not Catholic. Yeah, like a religion took over. And then now all these people are like, we're living in the Handmaid's Tale. Quick, give the government your guns. The Republic of Gilead. Gilead.

That's what it was. Bible name. Yeah, that's right, because these people have only read two books, Harry Potter and The Handmaid's Tale. But as Seamus points out often, they probably didn't even read the books. They watched the adaptation. Yep. And this is a strongly patriarchal white supremacist totalitarian.

This is at least from Wikipedia. It could be anything. Theonomic? Theocratic state? What's a theonomic state? I guess like the economy is based on religion or something? Oh. Like the god king is on the coin and stuff.

I guess maybe. Maybe they're getting at something. You know what's like really handmaid's tale is the fact that like pubescent girls are put on the pill at like age 12 or like surrogacy is so common. I got it. Theonomy is hypothetical form of government ruled by Christian divine law in which non-Christians are excluded from citizenship. I thought that was theocracy. That sounds healthy, actually.

Yeah. Well, in a theocracy, I think you can not practice the religion and still be a citizen. Oh, but in a theonomy, you have to? Apparently, yeah. Or you're excluded. Hypothetical, though. So maybe it's never... No one's ever existed before.

I like how there's always one book. They're like, it's 1984. And then a law changes. No, it's The Henma one has ever existed before. I like how there's always one book. They're like, it's 1984. And then a law changes. No, it's The Handmaid's Tale. Harry Potter. It's 1984 again. What was Biden's executive order? Something about reproductive rights.

Did you guys see? Yeah. Oh, yeah. I saw something about that. What did he say again? He said, end of line – end of quote, repeat the line. That was the whole thing. That was the whole executive order.

It's extremely limited. Let me see if I can pull up because we didn't have it pulled up. There's not a whole lot that he can do. But we do have the story here if it loads. Yeah, I had some slow internet. TimCast.com has given us the business. I debated a congressional candidate, a Democrat congressional candidate on that topic, Roe roe v wade and the decision and she actually capitulated at the end really yeah like what was what was your what was your stance like

what were you saying i just said let's can we go by like the actual scotus decision in the verbiage in the held section right i think it's dobbs versus jackson or whatever and i was like can we just read what it says and and judge decision and say, is this decision fair? Yeah. And she had to capitulate. It was after. Yeah. I mean, like after you, you know, tell me your history, our history or whatever, you know, of all the bad things white people have done to black people.

Right. But here's the funny thing about the debate. She said she would mandate. Yeah. She said she would mandate. jab yeah she said she would mandate the fascists bro but she came on the podcast saying that she was all for body autonomy with the whole roe v wade situation and i'm just like how do you even so i said to her i said they're not you just sat here and told me every reason why we can't trust white folk and then all of a sudden when it comes to this all of a sudden

it's like we gotta listen to them and i'm a sudden it's like, we got to listen to them. And I'm just like, it's because it's not about women's health care. It's about control. It's a, it's they, you got really, it is,

it is about control. Because if you look at, if we, if, if Roe v. Wade was never overturned, that means that SCOTUS can weigh in on birth rights. Let me,

let me, or keep a baby. I just got to say it. Yo, leftists, you're in a cult, and I'll tell you why. Abortion is defined by the CDC as terminating a pregnancy in a way that does not result in a live birth. That would mean that ectopic pregnancies, these are not abortions. Planned Parenthood outright says the – I forgot the name. Do you know what the name of the operation for an ectopic pregnancy is? It's not an abortion.

It's a surgical procedure they have to do. There's a bunch of stories they're talking about where it's like one woman was like, I had a dead baby in my womb and they wouldn't take it out. It's like that's not an abortion. That's a miscarriage. And there's a name... Is that what it is? Planned Parenthood even talks about this.

Abortion is when you end the pregnancy and there's no live birth. So the baby is... But that's the abusive language. Well, the problem is these people don't understand that. So they're like, I see these memes. And they go, it's not about pro-life. It's about controlling women. And it's's like the supreme court did not ban abortion yeah you're talking about texas yeah take it up with texas right yeah but but when the supreme court goes we do not have the

authority over the states and they cry about it they're fascists they're the they're the authoritarians who want to control you and have no logic behind their morality. The problem is the Supreme Court is acknowledging they don't have the right to decide for people. But why would they give that power to the governors? A governor can decide for its entire state. Because that's how the Constitution works. Yeah. The Tenth Amendment

says the states make their own rules. Basically what the held section says is we are taking the authority and overturning it or it says returning it so if you're saying returning authority that means they held authority but if they return it to the states not to and the people yeah but not to the governor solely like that a governor no it's the legislature how many but the governor is 11 17 how many it's the legislature how many people are is that? But the governor is – 11, 17. It's the legislature. How many people are in a state legislature?

They're all different. Some have hundreds. It depends on how they draw up their – every state has their own constitution. Some states are commonwealth systems. Some states are not. Some have a general – I think Nebraska I think is a general assembly. And then some have representatives and senators. It's all different yeah but basically what scotus is saying is the term abortion does not exist anywhere in this document right because

the people that created this country weren't heathens like you anyway but this term isn't in here and so because it's in it doesn't exist in here we don't have any jurisdiction over it what we do have jurisdiction over however is the fourth amendment so if you want to claim that your privacy was violated by having this operation done you can come back here and say yo they violated my privacy when again okay cool you can't do that states and that's a plausible argument but you can't say i got the right to an abortion because there's nowhere in the constitution the word abortion you can just press ctrl f on it and the word just, you can just press control F on it. And the word just doesn't pop up.

And that's all the SCOTUS document is saying. And what I think it's, it's very deleterious for, for the left, especially like, I'm not going to say it's leverage because celebrities don't know no better, but for the people that know better to manipulate women and make them believe that this decision banned abortion,

I thought was really evil like there's women out here that are gonna have real emotional reactions to this right women are gonna be crying what if you break down crying in the middle of you know driving home you crash like you're putting people's lives at risk instead of saying hey can we teach you how to read a scotus document a scotus decision and then you can interpret this however you see fit? You see what happens with Brett Kavanaugh at – was it Morton Steakhouse? I heard about this. They show up.

He has to exit out the back. And then people started calling in fake reservations to just jam up and hurt the business. See? These are crazy days indeed. But they are fascists like you said, right? And people throw that word around a lot. Fascistic. Yes.

So the reality is they're more communist. And I don't mean that in the sense of ideological communism. I mean it in the sense of the literal communism. Fascists tend to be ultra-traditionalist authoritarian. So that was a general idea with what we saw in Europe. And then you had the communists. Both of them had a salute. Both of them would raise their right arm.

The Nazis would do the open hand Roman salute. And the communists would do the closed fist red salute. Today, you can walk down the street and do the communist salute, the red salute, and nobody bats an eye. Don't go around doing the Nazis so that people will beat you up. Right. So with Europe, you had people who wanted to erase culture. Like in China, for instance, the culture revolution. They wanted to purge the old.

The fascists wanted to return to tradition. These people want to purge tradition. They want to purge religion. They want to purge tradition. They want to create a new system. They are amoral authoritarians. So it is more in the communist vein yeah oh it's definitely communist um but communism and so so i think communism is the is the mechanism with which fascism is is empowered because i define fascism

as being the control of the economy right and And communism is like the process of centralizing everything. You know, even when you look at the 10 planks of Marxism, I always talk about this. The word centralization pops up in there twice, right? Centralization of credit within the hands of state and centralization of communication, right? And we're starting to see in the United States, there is, FCC obviously exists,

but there is a centralization of communication and press because it's all the same people right so you see that you know popping up united states but i see communism as i see the united states as being a communist utopia already like if marx was alive today he'd be like damn y'all are good he'd really love it because people don't know that they're living in a communist state. People think they're living in a capitalist state. It's like, no, the capitalism is supporting the communism. And if that, right?

You look at what China's doing. I love the political compass that someone took it and then folded the left and the right together and put China. Because they're communists, but they use market forces and systems as a means of control. Yes. Can you dive into your explanation of the U.S. being communist? Like at what level are you seeing it? I have a working theory I can give you.

So the United States was 13 colonies in the very beginning, and then it was somebody's idea to federate, right? Well, technically, there were other British colonies. Quebec, for instance, was a British colony, and they said, no, we're not going to get involved. So it could have been 14. Yeah. Yeah. So they decided to federate and centralize power, right? All right.

So let's put that aside. You get the czar in Russia is toppled and then you get the the Democratic Republic. Right. And what do they call that? The Duma. And then after that, you get the color revolution in Germany. And then that becomes the Weimar Republic. And that's also a Democratic Republic. And the and the king there falls. Right. So I'm looking at these commonalities and I'm like, all right. So you have some sort of feudalist state at that point. And then communism comes in, which is basically just a revolution to to to centralize power. And they bring this thing to a democratic republic. And I'm looking at United States.

I'm like, United States is technically a democratic republic and we have a centralization and then there's the whole thing about the 10 planks of communism all being executed in the united states um but the main thing for me was uh the lenin quote 90 of communism was creating a central bank and i like i said i wrote a book on these central banks of america and i'm just looking at all this stuff and i'm like this is very communistic so i just i don't view you know for example when we look at something like minimum wage like minimum wage is a socialist man machination right um soviets pushed for for something like that and it's also got like uh racist roots as well. But when you see stuff like that in America, minimum wage is like the first red flag

that we live in a communist nation. So minimum wage is just a horrible, horrible idea. No Fault Divorce was communist apparently too. Really? Yeah, 1917. Was that you who brought that up? Yeah. Yeah, it's crazy.

Shocking. That was the first introduction of it. Explain that. Well, the idea that in any type of marriage you could just get divorced for no reason was unheard of until the communists, Lenin and his friends in 1917 overthrew the czar, Nicholas. And one of the things they did was like, yeah, if you want to leave, yeah, destroy, you know, whatever reason, I don't know.

And I'm very surface level to understand this. They want the state to be your family. They want you to be dependent upon the state. This is, I, the communist Russians were very much fascist. Yes. Fascism is when

the government controls business, essentially the collusion. And now the Federal Reserve is very much fascist. It's the collusion. Now I'm wondering, does that mean that it's communist?

Not necessarily. You can have fascism without communism, I think. Or it's just the idea of fascism because you can say that the government doesn't own Alphabet, doesn't own Google, but man, they can make them do

what they want. Twitter. They can make Twitter shut their mouth. The execs do stuff. That's deeply disturbing. You can get served a national security letter. People don't understand this, man. These big media companies, you think that Elon Musk can get into Twitter national security letter people don't understand this man, these big media companies you think that Elon Musk can get into Twitter

and save the day I'll say this even of Timcast and the Daily Wire what would we do what would you do if tomorrow the NSA, the FBI, the CIA, whoever else comes with a national security letter and says for these reasons you have to turn over your data

and you can't do these things. Dare us. Go against us. There have been a few companies that have chosen to shut down. There was one famous encrypted email provider that said, we won't do it. We're shutting down our company and refusing to hand over the data and then told everybody we were served a national security letter. But they could gulag you for that stuff. Absolutely. most people you went you know why you don't hear about that

all that often because they're not going to go up against the u.s government well they're not allowed they get gag orders too if you tell people that you got the order that's also a violation of the order that's the point if if if we got i'll tell you this i would shut this company down in two seconds if they came and tried to mandate we did anything. But this stuff happens. They'll come in and say, for national security reasons, that story is dead. And I'd be like, first, hey, MFR, you're right. And they'd be like, then you're done. And I'll be like, what you got to understand, I'll stop there and completely change the subject and say, there was a journalist who was about to break a big story on a general, and then he complained that somebody was tampering with his car.

And then he got in his car and then died because the car was speeding down Wilshire Boulevard and exploded. Like soaring 90 or something. And then he ran into a tree and blew up. So you have to wonder about stories like that. But remember that guy who was investigating the CIA in crack and then he shot himself twice in the head in a suicide?

Look, you hear these stories and the coroner's or the autopsy report comes out and it's like, yes, he was hung and then shot himself in the chest and the face in a suicide.

And you're like, how could that make sense? It's not supposed to. It's supposed to be telling you this is what happens when you go against us. Yeah. Yeah, I like what you were saying, Brad, about

that Marx would be satisfied with what we've got going on because we think we're in a capitalist society, but actually you think you own your data if you're like a programmer, but if the government, if the CIA comes and says, you give us that, you're bound. I gotta say,

I don't agree i'll meet you halfway marx would would be he'll be sitting down with some white liberal woman and going like oh you've done very good very good and then he turns the tv on and he sees all the woke stuff and he's like oh because he's racist oh yeah he's super racist so he says like no no no what are you doing yeah yeah he'd actually freak out i think there's going to be some culture shock but like after they explain to him like how well this is working about bringing he's going to go okay this is kind of genius you've used the n words to bring about oh wow i didn't even think of that and you made the chinese look like the bad

guy and you made the chinese and he was like he. And you made the Chinese look like the racist. He was like a racist rich kid, wasn't he? Yeah. Well, I mean, his homie was supporting him. Engels? Engels was supporting him. Oh, he was super rich. Engels. Yeah. This is a good story. He had a couple of businesses. Yeah. Friedrich Engels.

This is the problem. I think, who was mentioning this before the show? I think maybe it was you, Ian, or something, that someone had a joke, Ryan Long had a joke about how all these people, you know, that they're spoiled because they're like, why would you want to live in America? No, I wasn't there. Who was talking about that? I don't know. I wasn't in the room. I think it was Ryan Long made the joke that you've got these millennials, you know, they're like spoiled first-worlders as they're like oh america's terrible meanwhile like people from guatemala are crawling through deserts and dying in the middle

of like 90 mile vast wastelands desperate to come here i think is it sri lanka where they're they have gasoline rationing now only for emergency vehicles people are lined up like what do they you know i love america man i think america's beautiful piece often people like oh i want to leave the country on vacation. I'm like, why? I like America. No, I'm down. I'm like, hey, I got an idea.

I've offered to send leftists to Israel. Really? I will buy you a plane ticket. We'll go out, get you a hotel room, have you talk to people. And then they're like, but Israel. And they go on and talk about what evil is and all that stuff. And then it's like, I'm not saying don't talk to the Palestinians. I get it. But bro,

imagine what it must be like to be living in a house, not understanding the political, what's going on with government, not being involved in government, and the rocket blows up over your house. You want to talk about hard living? You want to complain about life in America?

Wait till the rocket lands, slams into your neighbor's building, kills your neighbor's kid, and then be like, oh, life is hard in America. So this is the problem with most of these activists i'm not saying i'm not i'm not trying to take sides in israel palestine or anything like that i'm just saying you got to recognize for people in palestine when the bomb comes down life is not easy for people in israel

when a rocket slams into their building life is not easy at the very least you can say it's way better in america in terms of safety, security, and comfort. And these people born in this country with their hipster mustaches and their man buns are complaining about how bad it is here. I would like to buy that person a ticket and bring them to Complexo do Alamão in Brazil and let you go and see what it's like. You ever see the open-air sewers in Brazil? So in the favelas, because favelas are shantytowns basically and they just build where they build. I did an interview with a gang leader and we're standing on this little bridge

and the bridge was above an open air sewer where you would see PVC pipes sticking out from where the houses are and then just turns. And they just splatter. And then when it rains, it just washes it down into the ocean. And that's what you live next to.

And that's when you walk out your front door. That's what you're looking. You're not looking at a street. You're looking at an open air sewer system. And I'm like, I'd love to bring you there and talk to you about poverty, about the people who don't have running water.

So what they have is they have vats on their roof. When it rains, it fills up. And that's what you get to flush the toilet. So if it doesn't rain, I went to a favela. I went to a house and I was interviewing a family and their i was went to a house and i was interviewing a family and their toilet was just stacked up with with with crap and i was like

can i use your bathroom like it's right here and then i'm like it's like above the toilet like how do i use it and they're like just pile it on they're like we'll flush it when we can flush we won't have any water right having those water collectors is luxury i was in seriously in peru in the iquitos in the beilin, and they were just pooping in the river. And then where all the trash was, just plastic, everything, just you could barely even see water when you look into the riverway. And then they would drink that water too. We're never educated. You know, it's funny.

That's the vaccine. I talk about how chickens are smart enough not to drink water they've crapped in, but not smart enough not to crap in their water. And then I realized, like humans aren't even that smart. They'll crap in the water and then drink it.

Yeah, uneducated. It was ignorance. They didn't know. But the chickens don't do it. So we put the water thing out and the chickens will stand over it and they just look at you and they're like all dumb

and they just go like, they squat and then just crap right in the water. And then you'll watch them walk up and look at it and like look around and then walk away because they know like i can't drink that but they don't realize they did it right and so we make fun of them for it and then i was watching some video about how people were in the river just crapping and then other people were scooping water out for their drinking water and i'm like i guess chickens are

and doing a little better than us did you ever ever live around the world? I've traveled. My family's from Jamaica. I've seen real poverty. I've been to Africa, Tanzania to be exact. Tanzania was really dope. I actually want to bring my modern life out there. But

Jamaica was different. Even just going to my grandma's house in jamaica was really rough uh they didn't have water pressure so like yeah you turn it on and just like you know drips and you got to just shower with drips so the water pressure you know depending on what time of day who's doing what you know you had some water pressure so when we went to resort you kind of appreciate just water pressure right um the roadways are really bad etc etc but beautiful island beautiful people better food they the food i ate in africa was amazing the food i ate in jamaica is just way more fresh than what we get here that's this is the crazy thing isn't it that

you'd think going to a poorer country you get worse food. You actually get better food. It's for a very simple reason. It's simple food. Yes. So like I'm hanging out in, I went to Thailand and it's not like Thailand's all that bad. I was in Bangkok and I was with this dude and he was like, you want real Thai food? And I was like, yeah. And we go into a neighborhood, very poor. And we walk into this, like, it's like the corner of the street.

They just have like, they pull up raft, like the shutters and then there's tables. And then she comes out with a piece of steamed chicken and steamed rice and that was it. And he was like, this is Thai food. And I was like, it's just steamed chicken and rice. I can get this anywhere. And he's like, that's what food is. I went to Brazil. And when you go to the poorer areas, it's steak.

You come to America and what do you get? Some kind of styrofoam bun with some weird ammonia processed burger. And it's like we're eating weird garbage but you go to poor areas and they're like oh it's a steak it's fresh too yeah we just killed it like two minutes ago yeah yeah because they don't have the freezers they don't have the transport so it's like you have the animal off the farm you gotta cook kill it cook it eat it yeah i always said if i was going to be homeless i would probably move to miami because you can just eat fresh daily right and catch your little fish throw your little fire together you got good weather I would probably move to Miami because you can just eat fresh daily, right?

Catch your little fish, throw your little fire together. You got good weather. Coconuts everywhere. Coconuts everywhere. Coconut is amazing. Dude, coconuts for the win, especially with the economy looking like it's – I'm not giving you financial advice, but investment in coconuts is not the worst thing you could do. Oil, coconut water. I watched a video where a dude took a coconut and he cut it perfectly and then pried the ends off and pulled the perfect white coconut meat with the water all in it, jiggling, and put it in a bowl.

It was like it was a viral video. That sounds like the best thing ever. When I lived in Brooklyn years ago, there was this guy who was dressed in like a safari outfit with a machete. And he had fresh sugar cane, coconut, and melon. And he would take the thing and machete, and he would chop the coconut, pour it in, scoop the coconut meat. Then he would press the sugar cane right in front of you, all the sugar cane juice,

and then he would throw melon in, blend it up, and I was like, that is breakfast. You ever had sugar cane juice before? No. Sugar cane juice? Sugar cane juice? I chewed on sugar cane. Not sugar cane?

You had sugar cane juice? Yeah cane juice? I chewed on sugar cane. Not quite. Not sugar? You had sugar cane juice. Yeah, man. Bro. Amazing. Sugar cane juice is the best juice on the planet. It's actually called sugar cane. That's the, it's a fibrous plant. Yeah.

And they put it in the expeller press. Yes. And so it gets smashed through and then all the juice just pours out. And they just soak it and then all the juice just pours out. And they just soak it and then smash it? It was good. I don't know what they do, dog.

All I know is I had it twice. I want to say twice. In Jamaica, I had it regularly, but that was when I was a child, right? So I didn't remember. And then last time I was an adult,

I went to Africa. I went to Tanzania. And dude said, I got sugar cane juice. I said, no, you don't. He said, yes, I do. And yeah, but so you got a limited amount

because, you know, he's only bringing a certain amount of sugarcane with him. Man, I was drinking that stuff. It's not probably good for you because it's like pure sugar. Yeah, but the rest of the time they're having such wholesome food that it doesn't even matter. Right. Do you think that, I mean, where have you been in Africa? Tanzania, just Tanzania. Okay. Yeah. do you think uh

maybe they're happier than americans i'm gonna tell you this i hung out with the natives and i was jealous okay um they they are homeless i guess you can say but they ate better than me right like i sat down and i had a fresh fish but i probably paid 20 bucks for it they had the same fresh fish and they didn't pay anything they just went and got it they went and got it they got in their little canoe their boat and they went out they caught it they cooked it and i said that's not fair i want to live like that but they live off the land, right? You ever hear that old, I guess you'd call it parable or story about the rich guy who's vacationing.

A rich guy goes down to Central America and he's fishing and he sees this man who gets in his little boat and goes out and fishes and he's watching him. The man catches a couple of fish, loads them up and leaves and he goes, hey, you mind to ask what you're doing? And he's like, oh, I'm working for the day. I'm going to go sell the fish. And then the rich guy says, no, you're doing it all wrong. You could stay out here for another couple hours, catch twice as many fish, sell it, save up, buy a bigger boat. And the guy goes, oh, and then what do I do? And he goes – he's like – I'm sorry.

I'm ruining the story. But he basically says, like, what are you doing? The little guy says, you know, I caught some fish. I'm going to bring it to the market. I'm going to sell it. And for the rest of the day, I'm going to hang out with my family. We're going to play music and we're going to drink and have fun. And he's like, no, no, you're doing it all wrong.

He says, stay there twice as long. Sell twice as many fish. Save up, buy a bigger boat. And he goes, okay, then what do I do? Then with the bigger boat, you can catch even more fish. Sell those fish. Then you get two boats. Now you've got the making of a fleet.

And he says, okay, then what? Now you've got a big fleet. You sell way more fish. You set get two boats. Now you've got the making of a fleet. And he says, okay, then what? Now you've got a big fleet. You sell way more fish. You set up your own processing plant. You start selling canned fish. You market all over the world. And he goes, okay, and then what? And he goes, the best part is once you're on the top and you're the biggest, you sell the company.

You make millions of dollars in profit. And that's where you need to be. And he goes, okay, but then what do I do? This is the best part. Then you come down to Central America. You go fishing for a few hours in the day. Then you can go and hang out with your family and play music, have some drinks. And the joke was like, that's what the dude was doing.

Already, yeah. Like that was my point. When I saw it, I'm like, yo, I'm pretty sure people work to have the life of the native. To be fair, you work because you need health care. And we might envy that they're going to eat fresh meat. Yeah. Well, think about it. These people are going to have fresh meat.

Yeah. Even people, I watch this documentary about people in Siberia. And it's like they're eating like walrus and stuff. And they're super ripped and healthy. And you're like, man, look at them. They've got family. They have a community. They laugh together.

They're happy. Not like these sad people in the city. They're eating real food. They work for it every day and they're having the time of their lives. Then they stub their toe, get an infection, have to cut their foot off or they have to seek aid and get antibiotics somewhere. For us, we do a lot of this because you get sick, you get treatment. Here's the thing, though. We're making ourselves sick from the garbage we're producing and the pollution.

So it's like find that happy medium. Maybe that story is wrong. Maybe you do want to work hard. You do want to save up some resources so you can take care of yourself and your family while you're off living a simpler life and having fresh food. I don't know, man. Them tribes got their own witch doctor. That's hardcore. So you can take care of yourself and your family while you're off living a simpler life and having fresh food. I don't know, man. Them tribes got their own witch doctor.

That's hardcore. I'm not sure like cutting a hole in my head and draining blood will cure my headache. No, no. You just smoke salvia or something. No, the tree bark with the aspirin in it. So this is the crazy thing too. Like a lot of these holistic remedies and stuff they used to talk about. And people are like, oh, that's dumb.

Just take aspirin. It's like, yo, the bark they're chewing on is the derivative where the aspirin came from. So they know a lot of stuff. And look, obviously there's a lot of herbs that have an impact. People, this is really important because people think they can drink like certain herbs and ingest it and they need to realize there's chemicals that do affect you like drugs and some of these weird herbal remedies and like holistic things absolutely but some people there are people who think it's all fake nonsense you could like put the herbs in

your food and eat it it's like that's going to do something to you yes my question for you brian is how technological do you like to be as a personal balance for yourself in your future like how much tech do you want involved like would you download your brain into a computer i imagine you would have said no if i'd asked you that question um if you could transition out of the like how extreme involving tech like obviously you have a social media presence and you know you're uh would you get neural link in your brain definitely ain't doing no damn neural link oh no no no no no no no i i look at keeping up with technology as a defensive mechanism okay if you don't keep up with the advancement of weapons as a technology

you were conquered by the people who have more advanced weapons right um social media has become a weapon so if you don't have your own social media company, how do you fight back? Right. If you don't have your own VC network, who's going to invest in your technology company? man right and i think the more evolved technology gets the less evolved humans become we sort of devolve away from our potential um and but the technology gets better and it makes our life easier right so so i'm with the technology but i'm also like now i need a farm with a bunch of chickens and cows necessary evil then for necessary evil yeah What we need to do is we need to build an AI, sentient humanoid robot construct that is smart enough

to start improving itself and self-replicating. That way it eventually determines it doesn't need us anymore, wipes out all organic life, and then takes over the universe. You know who's going to do that? Bezos? The octopi why is that the octopi is the most amazing thing on this planet i believe that if octopi lived longer than eight months or whatever their lifespan is longer than that

they could be like very old oh no But they have a short lifespan. And if they lived longer. Three to five years. There you go. Okay, three to five years. It's not long, right? So I believe, it might be a certain species I was thinking of. But I believe if they lived as long as humans did, we wouldn't be here. They would be the ones running this planet.

You know why they wouldn't be? Why? No combustion underwater. So this is the crazy thing about technology is that a lot of our capabilities, like when you create a computer, getting the finite, like a microprocessor, getting all these little tiny pathways and microchips and things like that. I don't know if it's possible in a water atmosphere, in a water environment so if you want if you find a piece of ore right a piece a rock and you can see there's iron in it maybe other trace minerals how do you separate them when you're underwater what was the combustion for so in an oxygen environment we can create fire fire then melts down minerals and separates the baser metals and stuff we can then get the metal

out yeah so an octopus smart smart. They're very smart. And they have the ability to manipulate fine-tune things, but they can't make fire, so they can't manipulate elements. Well, they can crawl on land, and they hold the water in their heads, and then eventually it'll squirt out the sides. We figured out how to keep the

water inside when we came up on land, and then we just pee it out and drink it, and we keep the water in our bodies. If they could figure out how to store the water and also if they could just crawl on land and light a match, I wouldn't put it past an octopus. But they can't move the way we can in this environment. That's definitely true. So maybe what would happen is they would go up to the edge of water and start fires on

top and do their smelting in the air atmosphere and then bring the metals in to cool it and stuff like that. I don't know what their nervous systems look like. You say what? Are they similar nervous systems? No, they got like nine brains and something like that. What? Yeah.

Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Like, bro, octopi are different, different. What? And I think they're alien. Nine brains. You're right. Octopuses indeed have nine brains.

Yeah. They're so unique that it makes me... I want to see them. There's this panspermic theory... Most intelligent vertebrates on the planet. Where the universe spit out spores all across the universe and they can exist in deep space, spores. They hit planets and they sink

into the water and then they evolve into life as we know it. And the different spores can evolve into different things. I don't know if it's always got to be a spore. I think that if aliens came here and saw us and this idea of combustion, they'd laugh at us.

Like, you guys are using combustion? That's so rudimentary. That's so academic. We're on to, oh, you know, like the Chinese have the maglev, right? And I think that's where the real secret is,

is manipulating electricity and magnetism. The question is, how do you refine elements without using fire? Why are you refining elements? Because in order to make a maglev train, you need to create a long track, right? So you need to find the metals in the earth, which are randomly placed and mixed in with a whole bunch of other minerals. And you need to shape it properly. What if I don't need combustion to do that? How do you shape metals?

How do you extract the metals? Sound technology. How do you get the sound technology? How do you get sound to emit enough energy to mold together and shape metals? So you ever seen the experiment where they play sound at a certain frequency and glass shatters? How do they play the sound? At a very high pitch. But what's

making the sound? Some speaker, I guess. What's the speaker made of? I guess you're going to come back to some metal, right? See, the thing is I can take a tree, smack it together and a fire happens. Then I can put a rock over that fire and the rock melts and I can separate the metals out then I can make a tree, smack it together, and a fire happens. Then I can put a rock over that fire, and the rock melts, and I can separate the metals out. Then I can make a speaker.

You could use both. So that's what I'm saying. So, right, like the first person, right, they use fire. And then we go, okay, we don't need fire anymore because we've created enough of these tools to liquefy things using sound. So, like, fire is for people who haven't elevated to our level yet, right? Right. people who haven't elevated to our level yet right right so yeah you used fire initially and now that we've used fire to create these sound technologies now we use sound technology we don't need the fire no more you see what i'm saying and then now that was my theory on how they built the pyramids it's

like we don't need uh mud huts anymore right you know right people they're just taking wood and it's like we don't need that we there's a point where we did, but now we're well past that. We have better technologies and things like that. We don't need the sticks anymore to make the fire. Now we've got – Lighters and shit. Yeah. And also you've got plasma torches and things like that.

Right, right. So we found other ways to extract heat and apply heat to mold things. Yeah, yeah. Like acoustic levitation. Have you studied that? Yeah. Where you can vibrate something at a certain frequency. It starts to mold things. Yeah, yeah. Like acoustic levitation. Have you studied that? Where you vibrate something at a certain frequency. Like water, they'll do that in a vibrating field. Yeah, yeah. That's what I think

the pyramids would build. The pyramids were capped with gold. I wonder if they were, if lightning was hitting, they were like lightning rods, and they were catching it with water inside and then charging the water and creating a large battery. It doesn't make sense. How so? Why would you think that?

How would you hold the charge of electricity in water? Well, you could store it in like a vinegar or acid of some sort in a metal rod. Like the Baghdad battery, but like a large one. I don't think you know how batteries work. Baghdad battery is a clay pot filled with vinegar with an iron rod. I think it's an iron rod. Copper rod wrapped with iron wire or iron cordage. And how does it generate a current, and what is a current?

A current is electrons traveling along a substrate. So if the current from the lightning bolt goes into the water, how does the current keep moving? Yeah, you need some sort of form to have it move along. So like a wire. The pyramids wouldn't be able to do that. Well, they could have. I mean, there's no torch marks.

I thought you needed a ground wire to complete the circuit. The way batteries work is it's a chemical process, basically. It's not like there's energy. The energy captured is a chemical process. And so when, I'm not going to break down the finer points of anodes and cathodes and all this stuff, but it creates an electron jumping over between, that's the current you're getting. Lightning striking something is not creating, it's not, you can't charge things off lightning strikes because you can't track the voltage, the amperage the power of the lightning strike it's unpredictable bro you haven't seen

back to the future before it doesn't work yes it does doc just went back into outer space bro back in time so when you when you go back to the future that's yeah okay when you're when you're charging a battery you're reversing the chemical process. And it has to be precise. We need to know how many amps there are. So like when we're hooking up the trailer, it's a 50-amp outlet. And then it's like, you know, you've got – if you've ever gone to like European countries and you're looking at the outlet on the wall, the weirdest thing about Europe is they have American power outlets that are like 120 volts or whatever. Just for like shavers, I guess. But you can plug your stuff in.

It works. I charge my phone off it. Anyway, the point is that wouldn't work. But the other thing too is if you believe in modern history, we know how the pyramids were built. There's inner chambers. They would slide the blocks from the inside and they would drop them one at a time going up and then slowly going higher and higher.

I guess the question is how did they move the blocks, dragging them? In water. The moving isn't the hard did they move the blocks, dragging them? In water. The moving isn't the hard part. Well, yeah, water channels, but also they said they could – They floated them. The lack of mortar is the mystery. Well, no.

They just drop into place. What do you mean? But it's so keenly cut. When they talk about you can't even fit a paper through, they're still trying to figure out how can you put the bricks together. I don't – So precise. They might have had like a metal shaving unit that was electric tapped to a Baghdad battery. It just like hits it like da-na-na-na-na-na-na-na and they get the chisel real fine flat.

I don't think it's that complicated. You take a look at the – you ever see those statues in like ancient Rome or whatever? It's like a woman. She has a fishing net on her and the detail is so perfect. You'd assume she saw Medusa or something. Like how did they do the fishing net so perfectly? Yeah, because they just know how to cut away at stuff and take water on a rag

and just smooth things out. And it took a lot of work. It took a lot of time. But the question is, why are there so many pyramids? It was the easiest thing to engineer, stacking blocks on top of each other. And then all you got to do is smooth them out.

That's not hard. You rub two rocks together, they're going to start smoothing out. And then you just – Just ordinary human ingenuity. You know what I love? The like absolute racism of ancient aliens because they like – they go to Central America and they're like, how could this giant rock have been moved? And then you see the ancient cultures and they're like, well, we can move the rocks. No, no. Aliens.

Aliens did it. Certainly these humans could not have figured out how to move giant rocks. Yeah, normally I don't jump to conclusions and I'm pretty skeptical. But when I look at Roman technology, you're talking about the fineness of the crafting. Then you see all their marble is all white. And it's like, okay, they didn't just build white statues. They painted that stuff, but the paint wore off. So what else is worn away that we don't see?

This is like, I don't normally go down these roads because I don't know. But I imagine that just assuming that they did it with stones and pieces of copper is kind of like, we know they had batteries. There's no fire marks in the pyramids. They didn't use torches in there. So they were using something to light that. It's not fire. And there are weird pictures that appear to show like an object with like beams of light coming out of it.

Yeah, the Ark might have been a battery, like a large Baghdad battery. And they said if you touched it, it would like hurt you. So it might have just been a massive current. Well, Ian, obviously that was ancient alien technology that was left behind that humans accidentally discovered. Clearly. Yeah. It's formed by the Biden administration. That's right.

See, Biden's actually a 5,000 year old lizard. No, he's an octopus. From the moon. The moon. The moon is actually the ark, and that's why it's always facing the earth. Filled with vinegar. That proves it.

Filled with vinegar. You know about the moon people? No. About the moon people. There's people on the moon. Tell me about the moon people. There's people on the moon, man. Told us not to come back, man.

No. Yeah. That's why nobody has been able to do anything remotely successful with the moon. Have you guys seen that movie, Moonfall? I meant to watch it on a flight. How was that? It's i meant to watch it on a flight how was that it's really dumb is it i thought that's why i didn't watch it i'm like yeah it's like stupid yeah it's really dumb you know i'm gonna spoil a spoiler alert for people seriously you

don't want to hear this if you plan on seeing the movie because it's a big spoiler all right five four three two one the moon is the ark. And human civilization was from another planet that was destroyed by an AI that they created. So then they escaped and started building moons that would terraform and create worlds for humans to be reborn on. The AI destroyed most of them, but one escaped. And it's our moon. And then the AI finds the moon and is destroying it. So the moon starts falling to earth.

So they go to the moon and then fight the AI nanobots. And then like inside the moon of spaceships. Get ready for like a million more movies like that too. I believe that. You know what's weird? I believe that is closer to the truth than the pyramids were built by aliens. Right? Because, you know, they said that the moon Well, they say the moon's hollow, right? If you ping it or something, they say it's hollow.

So it's a spaceship. I know that for sure. That's what they think. And so the idea is the reason it looks rocky and everything is because over the billions of years, it's collected dust that's piled up. And so, like, the idea in the movie was that the moon was a spaceship that terrified gathered mass and then created earth and then seeded life on it and then eventually seeded human life on it and then over billions of years this giant metal sphere got covered with dust and then pelted with

rocks and yes looks like it's covering rocks yeah one of my ancestors has a face on the moon did you see that did you see the face on the moon yeah yeah that's a long time that was your that was your buddy that was one of my ancestors, yeah. Oh, that's cool. Yeah. Like they just put their face like right in the dust and then came back up? No, it's actually the opposite. One of my ancestors was buried on the moon.

He was a giant, and his face is like sticking out of it. If you Google face on the moon, you'll see his face pop up. He looks just like me. Because there's no wind erosion, so it just stands. Yeah. It's just there. Yeah. What gets me is how all these planets have moons

but we have the moon like we have the moon yeah see there it goes that's the face moon that's one of my ancestors it's not a very normal moon this yeah this guy right here oh no not that not that guy this no not that one that that one right this one right here yeah that's that's it you know people just see faces you know what i mean do they do. I think we may have evolved to look like this because we stared out into space and we've become what we see. You see like every once in a while you see like this weird cosmological image of like an eye. It looks like an eyeball with like the fibers going out. But you see it's like a supernova or like a quasar or something. But he's actually like in our family tree.

Like we've traced back our lineage to the moon people. That's why I know about the moon people people i'm not supposed to tell you this do you think they're hollow earth people well that's where the the the command center is no no inside the center of the moon not the earth but i know about hollow not the earth the earth no that's that's dividing people the earth is flat and hollow. Like a donut. And in the middle is where the Illuminati is. Dude, it's the Helix Nebula. You gotta look this.

It's called the Helix Nebula. Uh-oh. Eyeballs. You want to say looking at a human eyeball. Look at this thing. Maybe there are more than one Helix Nebulae out there, but this is like this is what an eyeball looks like. What's the definition of a nebula again? Wasn't it like an exploded galaxy

or exploded black hole? What is it again? A nebula? Planetary nebula. Double helix nebula. Distinct body of interstellar clouds. Is it post-explosion or... Ionized gas ejected from a red giant star.

Yes. Okay, yes. So it's the ex-post-explosion. To answer your question gas ejected from a red giant star. Yes. Okay, yes. So it's the post-explosion. To answer your question, Mary, yeah, I think there are people living in the hollow Earth. I think that Earth... Because there's this planet Theia, this theory that, I don't know, it was four billion years ago. Basically, when the solar system was formed, the sun ejaculated all this rock and just spit like 28 planetoids out. They started smashing into each other.

One of them went through Earth, came out the other end, and cooled down and became the moon. But if that really happened and a planet collided with us, then we're not solid on the inside. There's going to be fractures and rips and openings and tears. So to say that there's no life down there would be insane. An insane... In the interior of the Earth. Yeah.

Whether or not it's humans, I don't personally think. Aren't they called something? I forget what they're called. Dinosaurs. The conspiracy theory is that lizard people live in the earth, deep, deep, deep underground because there was a very

intelligent species of dinosaur and then when the meteor or whatever came down and wiped everybody out they escaped underground and survived and they can't survive on the surface because they've developed they've adapted to a low light environment so the sun would cause damage to them so that's why eight stories beneath the denver airport is the the it's the port between the surface world where we are and the lizard people world where where they are. Now, we can go down there. We just need instruments to see better, but they can't come up here.

So they have to rule from the shadows. What do they eat? Psilocybin. That's why they're so intelligent. So let me get this straight. There are lizard people eight stories beneath the earth, and they only eat mushrooms. And they're just tripping. You don't have much hunger when you're

on mushrooms. Some people do think there are feral cannibals living in our national parks. Yo, you know people live underground in New York? This is a true story. So the lizard stuff obviously went around. But in New York, there are people who live in the old subway tunnels.

Oh, yeah. And this is true. So during this Occupy protest in Grand Central, some woman apparently came up and she was like, hey, what's going on? There was a protest and they were like, you got to get out of here because the cops are going to find us. And they go underground and they live in the underground tunnels. Genius.

Like under the subway in the old city? Like old tunnels and under them. Yeah, it's natural. I think your theory about cataclysm on the surface forcing lizards to go underground is not that far-fetched. It's not my theory. I don't actually think that's true. But it's a good...

I just read weird stuff online. It's fun. Because where would they go? Either they're all going to die or they're going to go underground. Well, that's Demolition Man, right? Like Demolition Man had the people living underground. Demolition Man? Yeah, the movie.

That's Sylvester Stallone? No. Well, there were people. They weren't lizards, but there were people forced live in underground. Demolition Man? Yeah, the movie. That's Sylvester Stallone? No. Well, there were people. They weren't lizards, but there were people forced to live underground. Oh, right, right, right, right, right. Yeah, and I think that's

where the future's headed. If you're a conservative Republican, you're going to live in the sewers. And Frankie Toobin says, I'm not drunk enough for the show tonight. When you lose one sense that your other senses

become more powerful, so maybe as their vision dips, their sixth sense, an ability to mind manipulate their surroundings as advanced. Yo, I got to read this one. Me says, whoa, parts of this conversation

is what happens when you roll 18 for intelligence and three for wisdom. Yeah, I love getting chapters like that. Nailed it. All right, we got to go to Super Chats.

If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show, head over to TimCast.com, become a member, support our work. Let's read what y'all have to say. All right.

Dominic Camerata says, I still remember you breaking down the slave theory on JRE with artifacts being located from AZ to the hills in Ohio. It makes you wonder. What's that? Yeah, what's that? Well, they basically try to say that black people are the descendants of slaves. And I'm like, no, we were here. We are are the natives and the people who claim to be natives are culturally appropriating us what is that like you like native americans yeah the native americans are black people from africa like the atlantis culture their their skin would have been darker tone

because they had so much sun they're in north african culture they could have easily populated the americas yeah i mean all you got to do is read the letter from Christopher Columbus to D. St. Angel, and he'll tell you all about it. All right. Ginger Jack says, Tim, are you still opening that comic game store? I need a venue that won't pull authoritarian nonsense on me so I can run a D&D game or vampire LARP to network in Best Virginia before moving. We found a building.

We're going to open a skate shop, venue, game store. So we're going to have skate stuff. We're going to have all the stuff you'll need. Probably it's even big enough to actually have an area to skate. So maybe in the winter there's like a ledge and a rail. Sign a waiver, pay a couple bucks, come in, hang out, have fun. But then we're also going to have gaming cards probably do magic yugioh what else pokemon whatever vampire the masquerade he was saying you guys ever play that one oh yeah

dnd i've played um things like it what are your favorite characters types to play um let's see um mutants uh i like i like mutants you play Aberrant? No I played Heroes Legend of Heroes I forget what it was But it's very similar You roll your character to figure out We're going to do all that

Mutants are nice And we're planning on doing Family gathering Saturday mornings Where we The idea is to do Saturday morning cartoons because they don't really exist anymore do an event where we have like breakfast for parents, the parents can hang out

do mimosas or Bloody Marys or whatever but the kids can watch like approved cartoons that families think are okay and then just meet your neighbors, hang out, build community all that good stuff DuckTales or you know to be honest we'll watch Chip Chiller or whatever it's called And then just meet your neighbors, hang out, build community, all that good stuff. DuckTales. DuckTales. There you go.

DuckTales. Or to be honest, we'll watch Chip Chiller, whatever it's called, that Daily Wire is launching. We'll watch some of that. That's dope. DuckTales was my dream. I mean Scrooge, just the character arc built into the man. He's my real uncle. Yeah.

I learned at an early age you can't dive into gold for real because it'll crush your skull. I've burned so many brain cells trying to figure out how that was possible. All right. Jeffrey Max says, Tim, please create teaser trailers for your member podcast. For example, a short clip from last night's show of Ian cussing about Biden. Bleep it. And it would get people signing up. Add more bleeps for comic effect.

We could do that. We got a lot of stuff in the works, man. It just takes a long time to do everything. So right now, we're working on a piece of critical infrastructure, which is going to be a huge announcement, hopefully next week. It's taking a while. Then we've got to start designing everything. The goal is smart TV apps, phone apps. Hopefully by this time next year, you will be, as a member at TimCast.com, pulling up the app and seeing a bunch of different shows.

And we're going for, to start, lower budget, authenticity, because it's really what we can afford. But I'm really excited for Tales from the Inverted World. These episodes are like 45 minutes to an hour long of breaking down this real investigation, true stories, of this Shane Cashman who went down to Georgia looking for the lost Confederate gold. Someone threatened to kill him, skin him alive. Creepy stuff.

It's like Hunter S. Thompson meets the X-Files. But we're also going to be doing a talk show with him once a week. So not only do you get the full season, which is going to be like 13 episodes, you'll then get a weekly show of more of a podcast talk show in a creepy setting we're building a studio in a haunted house we're doing such cool stuff hopefully within the next five years we're going to have our own game of thrones we're going to have our own movies and we'll be doing all that really cool stuff so i'm really excited for that we got a lot of work to do all right let's grab some more super chats. Tcraft says, happy Friday. Let's change the world one podcast at a time. You know it. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. We have potentially like a self-help show kind of thing. We got some cool stuff at the works, man. It's going to be fun. You guys know what chymatics are? No. What's that? Cymatics?

Yeah, cymatics. It's how sound – what they do is they'll put like salt on a vibrating membrane and then they'll change the frequency of the membrane and then they'll change the frequency of the vibration and then you'll see the salt will change form. There's videos of it on YouTube. It's really cool.

And I was talking to Ben Stewart and I was like, I had a horrible depression from 2009 to 2017. He was like, maybe it's like kinematics. As a human species, we were in that state of chaos

and we still may be coming out of it and kind of reforming. I'm talking about changing the world with a podcast. Emoto Masaru, or Masaru Emoto, he was one of the pioneers in some of the cymatic work. Oh, cool. We talked about that guy last week, I think. Yeah.

All right, we got DV Velasco says, Hi, Tim from Arizona. Just became a member yesterday. Had to hear the After Hours segment with Kerry Lake, for whom I'm voting for governor. Love the show. Great guests and discussions. You guys should check this one out.

Carrie Lake, we talked about the election. We talked about 2020. We talked about what she wants to do and what she thinks happened. And if you want to hear about all that, timcast.com. It is up right now on the homepage. Check it out. Check it out. Become a member.

I really want to, you know, I'll say this. The more shows we produce, the less money we make per show, right? Obviously, it costs money to put a video up and have you watch it. And if we give, you know, 50 shows for $10 a month, the same thing, then we're spending way more money to deliver content. We're making way less. But hopefully, more people then sign up and we can keep expanding and expanding.

The margins get smaller and smaller, but volume increases. So you eventually make more money. And then the goal ultimately for me, what I want to see is good content, fun shows, honest conversations, and pushing back on how the corporate culture has started expanding,

how wokeness has infected everything. The Daily Wire is doing their thing as well, so I'm a huge fan. We have a slightly different corporate culture and vibe than they do, but we agree on tons. There's a huge overlap. So I'm similar to what they're doing, but with a different style, as it were.

So let's read some more. Ness B says, Jesus needs to bring Uncle Hotep with him next time. You guys rock. Oh, thank you. Yeah, we've got to do that. Absolutely. That's the homie. Shout out to, Hotep, Jesus needs to bring Uncle Hotep with him next time. You guys rock. Oh, thank you. Yeah, we've got to do that. Absolutely. That's the homie.

Shout out to Uncle Hotep. All right. Sergeant Mango Garcia says, I normally listen to Friday's show on Mondays. Got on just to leave the super chat. Factory fires are common. Catastrophic damage that impacts production is not common. Small fires are often put out before things get bad. Interesting. They probably have massive protocol out before things get bad. Interesting.

They probably have massive protocol in those facilities for that too that are probably hard to miss. Pardaxalus says, Mary is an all-star. Keep her on IRL. Thank you very much. We'll have her on every so often. She's got to host her own show.

Pop culture crisis to deal with. Michael says, Tim, Joe Biden may be on meth you can be prescribed methamphetamine under the brand name des desoxan is that true i'm gonna look that up look that up ian pull that up desoxan oral what is it what's the uh chemical composition is it meth yeah well it says so reddit says it is, yeah, ADHD medicine. Oh, yeah, Reddit, definitely. All right. Beastly Devil says, Tim, I just watched a reaction channel watching the season finale of The Boys,

and they were reeling over the final minutes of said finale as it conflates the crowd's behavior to a MAGA crowd. Yo, have you guys watched The Boys? I have not. Yes. I've seen a little bit. I loved the ending of the last episode um i don't try to spoil it yeah all right i'm gonna spoil it heads up i am going to spoil it warning warning warning i'm trying to be as nice as possible spoiler alert for the last episode of the boys all right, you know what it's about, right? No.

So it's supposed to be a mockery of superhero shows. Not really a mockery, but it's a more real version of what superheroes would be like, like reality. And so it's basically the Justice League. Homelander. He's basically Superman. He's got laser vision. He can fly. The Deep is basically Aquaman.

And Maeve is basically Wonder Woman. But they're all just like such awful people. So Homelander, they basically made into Trump. So they decided to just roll with it. He was like dating a Nazi and it's like, it's really dumb.

But the end of, you guys, spoiler alert, mute it because here it comes. What's happened is Homelander accuses starlight another superhero of trafficking children and they make it sound like you know hillary and he's trump but like he's lying he's lying to you and they have a guy's a tv show it's basically tucker carlson they're like it's all lies and then you end up with the me a me too crowd who are like

save mave me to hashtag me too and then a bunch of people saying like you know shut up snowflake signs and that like they're big into homelander in the end homelander spoiler spoiler here comes homelander is introducing his son to the crowd of the patriots or whatever they call he calls him his patriots or whatever and then a leftist wearing a me too shirt throws a bottle and hits his son in the face and then homelander just snaps and blows his head up and then all the patriot people look and then one guy goes yeah yeah yeah and they'll go yeah they'll start cheering for him having murdered a leftist and i just thought it was hilarious i I was like, Oh my God, that's on TV? That's on TV. Wow. These people are just, like the show was trying to emulate

what's going on now. In a self-aware way? No, no. I mean, it is actually kind of funny the way they depict everything, but they really do try to make Trump the bad guy. But like, they then jump way beyond where we are now

showing the Trumpian character just murdering a leftist activist, like in cold blood in front of everyone and they cheer for it and i'm just like you know these people lost their minds this is crazy if you could have one superpower what would you have i don't know man um define what you mean by one superpower you only get one you don't get two like you can't fly and shoot lasers oh i love dr strange that's cheating yeah no he's one superhero his power is the mystic arts i would stop time other than myself exactly that's the perfect one time manipulation yeah not that makes no sense

because i already thought like a million things in that moment when you paused because I stopped you for a second. He paused. He has all the responses. So what happens when you move with time stopped? Well, like Quicksilver, you can never truly stop time. I can only slow time. You would disintegrate then. I would slow everything else to a very, very small.

And then you would disintegrate. No, I'd move through it like a slipstream. What? That would be my hero too, slipstream. And then what would you do with that? Move people move through it like a slipstream. What? That would be the name of my hero too, slipstream. And then what would you do with that? Move people around, save people, go places. It would explode. What would you do with vitamin?

Why would it explode? Friction. No, but I wouldn't because I can slip through it. But other people would if they tried. So if you were super fast like Quicksilver or The Flash and you walked up to someone and moved their arm, you would see their skin would stay. There's atmospheric friction. So if you tap them and make them move,

you'd see their skin ripple and start to get ripped apart. But he has the superpower for that. None of those reactions. Other people would. I can move it all around. But he can manipulate it. That's part of his superpower. That's multiple superpowers.

Come on. Slow and stop time. This would be my ideal for other people and myself. So if I needed to move you through it with me, I could. What would your priority be? I always thought that was the best one.

You can't pick the same one. You can't. Oh, come on. You got to be able to like have super psychic. Okay, other than that, invisibility. Invisibility.

That's amazing. I just want to spy on people. Were you going to walk around naked? What about your clothes? Your clothes disappear too. No, it's too powerful. But then they reappear when you appear. I can make people's clothes disappear too. No, it's too powerful. But then they reappear when you appear.

I can make people's clothes disappear. What is it about Doctor Strange that entices you? Because he can do anything. Doctor Strange is dope. He's the most powerful superhero. You can't name a hero,

but what would be your power? Mastery of the Mystic Arts? It's hardcore, dude. Define that. It is hardcore. What about you, Brian? I love Doctor Strange. Doctor Strange

can control the source code of the universe. Can he really? Yes. Pretty much. Yep. Can someone else control it against him with the same ability? That's when they fight. Right.

Like when they're fighting, they're, you know. That's what, in the movie. That's what the agent said. Yeah, what was that called? The movie that came, the new Doctor Strange movie. Multiverse of Mad Men. But in the first one, she says they're spells, but if that offends your modern that came, the new Doctor Strange movie. Multiverse of Madness. But in the first one, she says there's spells,

but if that offends your modern sensibilities, you can call it a program. He's basically writing universal programs. So you can write a program to execute in the universe. You could do whatever you wanted.

Yeah, when the Infinity Gauntlet fell into the hands of Thanos, Adam Warlock went to Doctor Strange. He's like, I need to contact a human. Strange is the guy. Adrian Curry says, I'd be Doctor Manhattan,

hands down. You know, it's a legit power, but his attachment to reality is fractured because he can see forward and backwards in time. I don't know how he keeps it together. I don't know. Let's read some more Super Chats. Good question, though. All right.

What do we got going on? Anyway, yeah, check out. I think The Boys is great. Ms. Marvel is a terrible show. It's even worse. Okay. Go off. Remember when I complained about how they won't shut up

about partition? Okay. The latest episode is literally just like a partition documentary. I'm like, I turned it off. And which partition?

When they, in India, and I learned this from watching Ms. Marvel, the British separated India into Pakistan and India to move the Muslims into Pakistan

and everyone else. And then it created a whole bunch of problems. And that's what they taught me. And then she goes back in time for some reason. Ms. Marvel goes back in time. And now she's in partition. And now it's just about two characters experiencing partition.

And I'm like, yeah, I kind of wanted to see a girl who can make her hand really big punch a bank robber. I didn't want to learn about british colonial history when you phrase that you're like the boys is great and miss miss marvel is even worse like do you mean great like it's so bad it's good it's it's i actually really like the boys and and and the the the politicizing of it is so bad it's hilarious but But I think Carl Urban, Billy the Butcher, he's a great character. Oh, yeah. He's from Star Trek, from that Star Trek movie.

He's Lord of the Rings. He's a bunch of things. Urban, yeah. Yeah. So I just thought that The Boys is good. It's worth watching. But the political stuff is just so hammed up. Oh, man.

All right. Let's see what we got here. We'll grab some more Super Chats. I was listening to a movie once, and I heard them soundbite in. It's Trump's fault. I think it was the movie Something and Slim, where the black couple kill a cop or something. Now they're on the run. And I heard him put a soundbite in because some cop killed a boy in the movie.

And I'm like, it's Trump's fault. And I'm like, yo, y'all just inserted a soundbite in because some cop killed a boy in the movie and i'm like it's trump's fault and i'm like yo y'all just inserted the soundbite queen and slim queen and slim there you go yeah i was like wow like they put it in the movie sometimes hand out political stuff can be funny though like get out like that's yeah that's different that's funny it's hilarious but yeah like i just don't like when they do it like that you like i pay attention to the insertions and like in between a scene change it just says it's trump's fault i'm like i heard that are you not supposed to hear it or is it like it's very quick and subliminal it's supposed to be like edging you to not like trump and it's like this has nothing it's a movie it's a fictional way it's nothing to do with trump like how did that even end up in there this is all right i wonder whether like movies should acknowledge that covet happened

all right the chronicles of chris says another fun fact about communism to add to hotep's wisdom capitalism is actually financial communism read the libertarianism.org article should libertarians abandon the word capitalism yeah i've said that in the past because they're the ones that popularized it capitalism is definitely a socialist word all right Stephen Bachmeier says Tim I will subscribe to Timcast

when you have an actual Bible scholar on it's exhausting listening to Roman conspiracies and wrong history Mike Winger inspiring philosophy us Guinness, anyone? I have suggestions in mind. For biblical scholars? Yes.

I love listening to biblical scholars. You know what we should do? I have an idea. We'll do a members only segment with a theologian and biblical scholar talking to Ian. You gotta get a Hebrew Israelite. Have Scott Hahn on the show.

No, you got to do a Hebrew Israelite if you want to break the internet. Do you know about the Hebrew Israelites? Of course. You want to break the internet? Get somebody like Captain Tazariak on. Crash. Sweet. I'm down.

We're talking about other shows we can do obviously this show is it's not like Rogan you know Rogan sits down with one on one and just talks

yeah we're topical news with a guest right right right so it's like we have the crew we have the guest who comes in

and we mix a little of their world with the comedy which is brilliant yeah and then we're thinking about what we could do for like Sunday shows

figuring out a way to film is hard because I already work 16 hours Monday through Friday Which is brilliant. Yeah. And then we're thinking about what we could do for like Sunday shows. Figuring out a way to film is hard because I already work 16 hours Monday through Friday. And then Saturday and Sunday is when I can do like administrative stuff. But we were thinking about doing like deep debates and heavy conversations as a members-only show. Or I shouldn't call it members-only anymore because we're expanding it to just be like website exclusives. But one of the ideas could be having like a black Hebrew Israelite with like a rabbi. Damn, you going that hard? Jesus.

Oh, my God. I would love that, man. Love that. That would be crazy. Or I think we could easily get started by having like a biblical scholar talk to Ian. Yeah. And just do a conversation. I think it would be fascinating. I think it would be fascinating i think

it would be intelligent respectful and very like my homie chad's brother i interviewed him he's a he's one of those guys it's like uh uh evan lemoine he he does uh uh sexual consultation with christians who think that having sex is bad and against the bible and he's like no this is good and you're allowed to copulate and so on and so forth. Yeah. I like this black Hebrew Israelite thing. I've never really heard much about it. Oh, it's amazing.

Such a phenomenon. The belief that the Israelite, North African descendants are of the Israelite. Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. Yeah. All right, let's grab a couple more here. What do we got here? Liberty or death says,

there is no physical description of Jesus in the Bible. He was born to a Judean mother in a backwater town in Israel. We can guess at his ethnic appearance, but that's not important. He's the Savior. He was born into the Essenian community. And I wouldn't call it backwater. Jesus was upper middle class.

Upper middle class. Upper middle class. He lived a good life. Oh, yeah. They try to say, oh, he was born in a manger and he was poor and now he's born in the Assyrian community. E-S-S-E N-I-A-N or something like that. Alright, we got Oscar

who says, my father always told me of his time in Cuba. There was no stress, no worry about the hustle and bustle. They had to work hard, but they just spent time with family and enjoyed life. Until the communistas came around. Yep. And then people got really upset about it.

Dim Sum Nim Sum says, Harrison Bergeron, read the book or watch the movie. Dystopia where government actively makes people average. Also, Rome was in Brittany and close to France. White Jesus is very possible. Yeah, Rome got all the way up there in England at some point. To Hadrian's Wall. Hadrian, I think that was the Roman emperor. Yeah.

Built that wall between England and Scotland. Because you just couldn't conquer the Scots, man. They have too many mountains. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sparky says, octopi could develop a different tech paradigm. That's what I was thinking about. Maybe they could go down to volcanic vents and then use something to like- Water weapons. Yeah.

And if you could neural net their brains, if they have nine brains. Imagine just walking down the street and just all of a sudden you get hit with a water balloon. Damn, goddamn, octopi. It's begun. You can test Neuralink on octopi before humans. I would love to do that. Do not do that, please. Is that ethical?

Why are you giving these people ideas? That's going to lead to our demise. We're doing it to chimps, right? Yes. Yes, but not the octopi. I'm scared of them. We would need them to... Nine extra brains to test on.

Yeah. Condonant? Is that the right word? Yellow Fluffy Feathers says, Tim, you need a call-in show. We're talking about it. Here's a challenge. I can only do so much.

You know, it's like I do a morning show. It takes like eight hours. I do the nightly show, which takes a little bit less time. TimCast IRL works because I spend all day reading the news for my morning show, and then I just read hundreds of articles every day.

It's kind of ridiculous. Or I should say I skim through hundreds of articles and then read a couple dozen. Do you do that every day? Do what? Every day? Do you do that every day when you work? Every day. What you have to understand is once you get to Tim Pool's level, you can do anything.

So it's like you have to look through the list of anything and go, okay, I'll pick and do this, right? Because – Not everybody can do anything. Well, yes, exactly. But Tim Cool can do it a little bit faster. Yeah, but you can pay to fly people to a place and have a building erected and like that level of like financial success and freedom. Yeah, he can – but it becomes harder because there's things that people come to me and they're like, why haven't you done this? I'm like, I can do a lot of different things.

It's just like what do I want to do out of all of this list of things you can do? And that goes – like you said, it goes for anybody. Anybody can learn anything. It's like but what are you going to learn? What are you going to be like debates. It's going to be like debates. So, for example, having a religious scholar around to talk with Ian or something is kind of the idea to bring people of like different worldviews to sit down and talk about these things. And the question we're asking right now is moderated or unmoderated?

Moderated. You think moderated or unmoderated moderated you think moderated absolutely i would moderate it if you want if you don't want to but uh because what we don't want is like if we get a communist and a capitalist to that start yelling at each other yes the yelling is that's what we're aiming for is like content like so Information. So not getting culture warriors, getting scholars. So you'll get someone who's like well-read on Marx and communist literature to be like, yes, yes, yes, I know, I know. But what you're forgetting is in the capitalist guy can be like when you look at every example and then end with a handshake and be like, man, that was crazy. Or have like an atheist talk with a religious scholar. But I got to be honest.

Like in these examples, I'll tell you my bias. The communist scholar is going to be smart. They're going to know a lot about communism and the capitalist is going to run circles around them. Or the libertarian. You do an atheist and a theologian and the theologian is going to run circles around them. Yeah. Like people who's – I'll just put it as my bias. Based on the things I've read and my experiences, I've seen so many people who,

like on the left, don't know anything about economics. AOC has a degree and she doesn't even know what capitalism means. Or she's lying. And then you talk to people who are atheists and they're like, I've not actually read any of this

and I don't know any about it. And it's like, okay, so you're an atheist, I get it, that's fine. But how can you argue against something you didn't actually read? You don't even know what you're arguing against. Maybe it's like, okay, so you're an atheist. I get it. That's fine. But how can you argue against something you didn't actually read? You don't even know what you're arguing against. Maybe it wouldn't be Ian. Maybe it would be a... No, Ian's good because he got

the hippie weird DMT view of the world. So having him talk with a religious scholar would be really interesting. And I can admit I'm pretty good at listening. I don't necessarily I'm kind of ignorant about a lot of stuff but I can listen to two people talk and if they start to miscommunicate I can see why and then enlighten them where they're each missing and then kind of get it back. I can teach econ really fast, right?

So there's two types of econ. You've got econ 101, which must be taught, and you must go to Thomas Sowell. But econ 201 is a really short course. It basically says don't touch anything. All right. We'll grab a couple more here. Don't touch it. Arashi Yoshida said,

my power would be called save point. It's the power to go back and relive my life over and over again while retaining my knowledge, constantly learning. But could you stay?

Save point. Could you stay good? Because you do, wouldn't you do evil things if you could just go back? Like, could you stay sane if you were constantly? Like when you're playing Skyrim

and then like the bartender says something mean and you go like, save. F5. Yeah. Quick save. Quick save. Let's see what happens

if I just slice his head off. Oh, that happens. Okay, let me go back to that save point. That's a good power. Save state. That's really interesting. You could save a state in time

and then always jump back to it if you wanted. But what if you needed a friend to load state? So you guys had to work together forever. Well, that's not a good power. That'd be annoying. Stupid power.

But if you could, if you had like, you could save an endless number of states and just place it wherever you wanted and then you could like pull up the chart and look at every different save point and be like,

I'm going to go back, I'm going to go back to one and look at it. My boss at Burger King would be a save point for me. It's like, you know what? What'd you just say?

Save. Do over, do over, do over, do over. How old were you when that? Hold on. 16. Healthinator says, never take time travel power. Before you know it,

you'll go back to do something altruistic, but somehow accidentally cause your mom to fall in love with you instead of your dad and thus erase yourself from existence. That was back to the picture one. But save state is only within your timeline so i'm gonna be like see that see altoro altoro famous 20 stair handrail for those i don't know i'm gonna do a 360 flip i'm gonna do a big flip back nose blunt and then you save state and you go for it and then right as you're falling

you just load state right back up at top you're I'm going to keep doing it until I get it first try. Exactly. Adrian Curry says, you could save your loved ones from cancer with a save point. You'd know it was coming to warn them. And they develop a stronger kind of cancer. All right, let's grab one more. We got Chabachu says, I'm a big fan

of the channel, guys. Thanks for doing what y'all do. I live in Maine and we all just got $850 worth of printed money, so I thought I'd share some with, guys. Thanks for doing what y'all do. I live in Maine and we all just got $850 worth of printed money so I thought I'd share some with you guys. Well, all right. Yay. My friends,

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