Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #569 - 4Chan Allegedly LEAKED Hunter Biden's iCloud And DAMNING Images w/Dave Landau

Episode Date: July 12, 2022

Tim, Ian, Jamie from Cast Castle, and Lydia host Dave Landau, comedian and co-host of Louder With Crowder to discuss 4chan's claimed cracking of Hunter Biden's iPhone and iCloud, and the results are d...isturbing, Hunter Biden facing trafficking charges for transporting hookers across state lines, Biden's aggregate polling reaching a record new low, NYC's new nuclear bomb warning, and liberals sterilizing themselves to own the conservatives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:01:00 and is leaking a bunch of incriminating photos, stories, texts. And boy, this one's a doozy. Now, I know everybody's excited about these images of Hunter Biden. No one's really excited about them. I'm kidding. But excited about the political implications of them. What I'm really concerned about is what we're going to get in terms of inner family trauma. The name that Hunter Biden allegedly uses for his own father, referring to him as a child abuser. It's very strange. And whether or not
Starting point is 00:01:30 we're going to be able to verify this information is true and correct. Now, the interesting thing is a report from the Washington Examiner is lending some credibility to the leak, saying that some of this information is corroborated in a previous
Starting point is 00:01:41 data breach from Hunter's iPhone. So it could just be that someone new has gotten access to the iPhone backup. But what they're saying is it's the actual iCloud, which is current information from Hunter Biden. Apparently, the Secret Service is aware of this. Things are getting absolutely crazy. We got to talk about it because we also got to make sure we're careful. Some of this stuff coming out could very well be fake.
Starting point is 00:02:03 We got to break it down, talk about it. So we will. We also have another story just about Hunter. Apparently, he's potentially on the hook for trafficking ladies of the night across state lines. We try to keep things family friendly here. It's this is insane. Joe Biden's approval ratings in the gutter.
Starting point is 00:02:17 And then I'm really excited for this next story. New York City. You know, I am New York City put out a PSA on how to survive a nuclear strike. So, okay. Why? Sure. I guess the Cold War is back. We will be talking about all that.
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Starting point is 00:05:47 We have the story from the Washington Examiner. Oh, my gosh. It is not a funny story. Well, actually, maybe it is kind of funny. 4chan users claim to have cracked Hunter Biden's iPhone account. And also, we have another story that's in a similar vein.
Starting point is 00:06:00 Secret Service is aware of alleged Hunter Biden iCloud hack. So it's his iCloud and it's his iPhone. Oh, man, this is getting crazy. Also, do they use the word cracked as a mean play on words? Perhaps. Or leaving his laptop at 15 different places. They could have said hacked.
Starting point is 00:06:17 They could have said hacked into. They said cracked. They sure did. Okay, so one of the videos, it shows to start Hunter Biden's face from the front-facing camera. And then all of a sudden it flips to his feet. Like he pressed record with the front-facing camera and then pressed the button. And then it shows crack on a scale. Wow.
Starting point is 00:06:34 No, no, I got to say this. It could be edited. I don't know. Sure. Someone could easily take a video of him doing a selfie thing and then make a fake. But I kind of believe it because hunter biden is a crack head yeah also i know everyone's talking about the crack thing but if wiki feet hasn't jumped on the hunter biden page get on it there's so many pictures of him naked he's also a guy who
Starting point is 00:06:57 never got sober in my opinion they just made him look like it so he could do the today the today show yeah i think they just grabbed him one day, fixed his teeth and he was like, yeah, I did a lot of Parmesan cheese off the carpet. It's like,
Starting point is 00:07:09 no you didn't because crack is crack and Parmesan cheese is Parmesan cheese. You're just making up a sobriety story. They did a sobriety weekend at Bernie's
Starting point is 00:07:17 for essentially. Yeah, did you see the crack though? Like, that's what the taxpayers are paying for. It's high quality. It's like the only
Starting point is 00:07:25 fentanyl free crack in the united states right now is at his house and you can hear them arguing about the weight of it in the background of the video it sounds like hunter's voice the girl's going it's it's 20.7 he's like it's 20.6 like you can tell he's getting maggots i'm like you're going by points man and he's slightly disappointed that it's less. Not only is it crack-headed, but he's very frugal and responsible. Trying to get a good deal. When it comes to crack, people are very, very on point with the numbers. Well, I mean, if movies tell us anything, you know, hey, this isn't the right amount or whatever.
Starting point is 00:07:59 So, look, let me pull this up. The Examiner actually says, Many of the materials posted by 4chan users match the contents the Washington Examiner previously found on a password-protected iPhone XS backup located in a copy of Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop.
Starting point is 00:08:16 Constantinos Gus Dimitralos, I'm not going to read everything he said, but he's a cybersecurity expert, basically says, definitively, this is real, this iPhone backup. He said, I conclude the same results in my analysis of the MacBook, that it's real, blah, blah, blah. It was his iPhone. Not like it's one expert opinion, but we're getting there.
Starting point is 00:08:34 I say take it with a grain of salt because I wouldn't be surprised if somebody makes some fake screenshot of text messages, gets everybody to go nuts. Then the media will come out and be like proven false definitively and then try and use it to discredit. To ignore everything else. Yeah. And I just want to say too that I think when we're laughing at Hunter Biden, addiction sucks and is horrible. And I've dealt with addiction and I've dealt with it in my family and it's really sad and depressing. But I think that when we see elites like this getting away with things that your average person would be completely shut
Starting point is 00:09:07 down for, arrested for, that's where it gets frustrating. We got a fact check already. It was meth, not crack. Really? It was a meth on the scale. Well, then now he's partying. That's cool. I feel stupid. Now I feel stupid. I feel stupid, though, because when I looked at it, I thought it was meth and not crack.
Starting point is 00:09:23 But I'm not an expert on these things. And I'm a recovering drug addict in Elky, but I never did meth. It was the only one that I never did. And crack, I was surprised with. Have you taken MDMA? It's technically a type of meth. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:09:37 Then I have done meth. That's cool. But it's not the crystal which is mixed with black tar halide. It's the fun meth. I've done the... I should be specific. I've not done the trailer done meth. That's cool. But it's not the crystal, which is mixed with black tar hailing. It's the fun meth. I've done the... No, no, no. I should be specific. I've not done the trailer park meth.
Starting point is 00:09:49 I've done the AIDS patient meth. Breaking bad. I've heard rough stuff about crystal. I know people who have taken meth. Kids, listening out there. Oh, I'm sorry. You don't want to be like Hunter Biden. No, no.
Starting point is 00:09:57 Nobody wants to be like Hunter Biden. I saw a video of Joe Biden. It looked like he was in front of Congress. Like, I made the law that if you get caught with this much you're going to jail for five years and a judge can't even say no. Oh, so it was juxtapositioned
Starting point is 00:10:10 with just Hunter doing all of it? I just want to say to all the younger people who may be listening because this show is not for kids but maybe your parents you need to understand
Starting point is 00:10:20 you don't do drugs because then all the other kids will mock you and call you Hunter Biden. And that's like the worst possible thing you can think of. It's bad. It's real bad. You could be so popular. You do have to discern what the word drug means because aspirin is a drug. Black tar heroin
Starting point is 00:10:33 is a drug. Don't do black tar heroin. Don't do black tar heroin. Aspirin, ask your parents. There's no black tar heroin with the word kids written under it. Yeah, no. It looks like a Flintstone vitamin. Wait, wait, hold on.
Starting point is 00:10:50 There was a libertarian convention. Oh, my gosh. Stop it. You know this one, right? No, I'm just laughing at the setup. It's true. It really happened. Was it Austin Peterson who said don't sell heroin to kids and they booed him? It did.
Starting point is 00:10:59 To five-year-olds. It's like, can we at least agree there's a line there? No. No. All right, then. Did you say at the beginning that the Secret Service put out a statement saying that his iCloud is hacked? We have that. Let me get your cloud. So these are two different stories, but they overlap.
Starting point is 00:11:15 So Secret Service says it's aware of alleged Hunter Biden iCloud hack. Quote, at this time, we are not in a position to make public comments on potential investigative actions. Okay, so 4chan says they cracked the phone. Now we have the iCloud. The difference is the iPhone backup was apparently on the laptop. So when you plug your iPhone in, it's like back it up. It's on your computer, and then someone finds it, and they've got to get the code for it. You do now.
Starting point is 00:11:40 Yeah. With the iCloud, apparently it's his current iCloud, meaning stuff he was sending a week ago or whatever. The crazy thing is, now this stuff needs to be verified. But if it's true and the iCloud stuff, we got to get verification on. He calls his dad. He calls his dad a person who abuses children. I'll keep it family friendly. His nickname in his phone is, you know.
Starting point is 00:12:07 Now, look, we've all said mean things to our dad in our worst phases, right? This one's a little. I've never insinuated that either of my parents were like child abusers before. That's a big kind of weird. There's also alleged search history for. Underage. Underage is an understatement. As underage as underage could probably get.
Starting point is 00:12:25 Really? Prebubescent. That's why I'm saying we've got to verify this. Yeah, you can't just say, yeah. Maybe he saw all the videos that we've saw for the last four years of him sniffing kids. He's like, oh, this is what I've done. Oh, I see.
Starting point is 00:12:38 I'm glad I documented this. Is this what people saw? You ever see there's a family guy joke where there's a murderer in prison and then he's like I wonder what this feels like
Starting point is 00:12:50 and he stabs himself and he goes whoa! Is that what I'm doing to people? That's what it's like. Joe Biden has never actually watched the video of him
Starting point is 00:13:00 sniffing these children. Reiterate what you said. Addiction is horrific but that the media has been, a lot of the media has been silent on this and hasn't even postulated maybe Hunter Biden has a problem is what I'm laughing about. It's insane.
Starting point is 00:13:13 It's complete insanity. Yeah, and it's like the fact that he can totally get away with it and we've just been locking up black people indiscriminately for like cracks since like the 80s. Look, we don't have to have a problem with everything, but my point is have to have a problem with everything. But my point is, no, I'm with you. I'm a recovering addict, so we make fun of it in, let's say,
Starting point is 00:13:33 these meetings I go to or speeches that I do. I make fun of myself. You do make fun of it. It's not necessarily fun to just punch at somebody's addiction, but we are paying for this addiction. I mean, there's a lot that goes into it. And the media, like you said, has been hiding it this entire time. I think we're allowed to make fun of it when we've been funding it. And look at what they've been doing to the other side's kids.
Starting point is 00:13:49 I mean, they've been calling Trump's kid a cokehead for, what, five, six years now? I don't like making fun of people suffering from addiction. I don't either. I've had more than one friend die from a heroin overdose. What I'm making fun of is the fact the president's son is protected by the media. Exactly. Unwell. His father is funding a lot of the stuff. But more importantly, that, okay, so some of the allegations here, we've seen reports.
Starting point is 00:14:18 Okay, so this is confirmed from the laptop that Hunter shares a phone number with his dad. Weird. Now, in these leaks, there is a text message from Hunter to his dad of him engaging in, let's just call it adult activities. And again, alleged because we don't know this stuff is true or not. My dad didn't even teach me how to shave. I'm almost jealous. But we do know from the laptop. So the photo of Hunter getting it on to his dad might not be real, the text.
Starting point is 00:14:44 But we do know there's a text from him to his dad of Pornhub. That was from the laptop. And that was reported by a couple different outlets. So why would you send your dad that information? Bonding. So look, I don't... Bonding. Dad, I found a great video. Real quick though.
Starting point is 00:14:57 So my concern here is, look, I don't want to make fun of the guy for being sick. No. What I want to call out is hunter may be doing business as his dad with his dad's permission right if he's using a phone number under his dad's name sending these links he's probably who's he really sending them to is he right it may be his dad i mean he calls his dad it's just okay allegedly he calls his dad pedo in the in so again not verified what a clever nickname clever Clever, yes. No one would suspect it.
Starting point is 00:15:27 Not a man of metaphor. Yeah, would you take out the D? Wink. I think Hunter and Joe are using the father-son relationship so that Hunter can do the business dealings that Joe can't. Yes. Yes. But it's effectively Joe doing the deals.
Starting point is 00:15:41 Yeah. I think so too. I mean, even in the book, I'm blanking on the name of it, Laptop from Hell. I mean, that's kind of what it's alluded to anyway. Why would you pick your most unstable son to do all the shady business? Because your other one's dead. Yes. Jesus Christ.
Starting point is 00:15:58 This is so brutal. Seriously. Seriously. You're giving all the shady jobs to the kid whose password I'm sure is give me more crack 1234. It's like, how do you hack it? But Joe's password is wrong kid. The alleged password was.
Starting point is 00:16:15 It was something really bad, too. It was a reference to the age of a woman. Really? So allegedly. I don't know. But I looked at some of the claims and accusations it's a lot of a lot of outlets are picking up the accusations and they're all saying like this could be fake but apparently the password was uh i don't want to say it because it's not my business but it was it was like the password was a woman and her age really like
Starting point is 00:16:42 but yeah unless it was a the number was a reference to something else. Was it at least double digits? It was. Good. And it was at least post-pubescent. Yeah. Oh, that's good. That's great.
Starting point is 00:16:53 That's good. My man's growing up. It's possible that this is a setup because it makes him look very deviant and it makes Joe look like he said, Peto, Peter, whatever the name he had for his dad. And he's for his dad. His password is like a young girl. It's beyond the pale. Adult age. But a young adult, I guess.
Starting point is 00:17:14 Yeah, like the drug addiction stuff, I see what you're saying. Where it's almost a little too on the nose. It's so bizarre. He left his laptop. He left it somewhere. I just want, three of them.
Starting point is 00:17:26 I want all of you to know what I sacrifice for all of you. I want you to know this. So become a member at TimCast.com because I had to look at all of these photos
Starting point is 00:17:35 of naked Hunter Biden to confirm. I'm like, looking at these stories and I'm like, I have to, I have to. Because if people
Starting point is 00:17:41 are claiming it's there and I'm not doing my due diligence, so get this, get this. I had to do it people are claiming it's there and I'm not doing my due diligence. So get $10 a month. I had to do it a bunch, too. Yeah, I'm going to have to do it later tonight. Hold on.
Starting point is 00:17:53 You know, we're going to take a break and I'll do it right now. I'm pretty sure the Daily Caller published an uncensored image of Hunter Biden holding himself. Oh, no. But because he was partially underwater, the water kind of obfuscated it. And I was like, did they think you couldn't see what he was doing? Because you can. I think it was the collar. Touching his dad's leg hair. When he was talking about the kids rubbing his hairy legs, he was referring to his own children.
Starting point is 00:18:17 Oh, no. In all seriousness, I'll say it again. I think Joe abused his kids. Yes. Yeah, I do. Yeah, hands down. I think. So the reason why Hunter's so screwed up,
Starting point is 00:18:26 why does Hunter call his dad, allegedly call his dad, pedo? If he really does this, and that is true, that combined with everything else we know, I think Joe sniffed his son a little too much. I've heard that Ashley Biden's diary. Now this is like a thing. I don't know if it's real or fake or what,
Starting point is 00:18:43 but I've been reading stuff about it that she also implicates her dad in this diary. I have never seen the diary. Now, this is like a thing. I don't know if it's real or fake or what, but I've been reading stuff about it that she also implicates her dad in this diary. I have never seen the diary. I don't know if it's real or not. No, I've heard the same thing, though. I think you might be right. He looks like Gary Oldman in Hannibal. Have you noticed that that's
Starting point is 00:18:58 kind of what Joe Biden is turning into? Just this monster? Really? Yeah, like if you look at him in Hannibal, he just looks like that, and I really do think it's all his secrets just coming into age. He looks like him. And the more he talks, because now,
Starting point is 00:19:14 especially in the top right, you tell me that's not Joe. That is totally Joe. Look at the tie. Oh, and the tie for sure. The pigs will eat anything. Yeah, that guy can't ride a bicycle.
Starting point is 00:19:29 No, he'd fall right off a bike. I thought it was going to be an image. It's him after falling off a bike. We should get this one. I thought it was going to be a picture of Gary Oldman, not some disfigured, you know, Mason Burger. I wonder if a lot of people watching were just like, yo, I'm trying to eat.
Starting point is 00:19:51 Sorry if you were trying to eat, but it looks just like the president, so it's fine. He got all that face work done. Did you see when he said, end of quote, repeat the line? Oh, it was the best. I called it, guys, I called it. The White House in the transcript wrote let me repeat that line, or let me repeat the line. Oh, so they changed the transcript. In the transcript, they changed what he said because they're trying to cover it up. I remember when government meant integrity. No, no.
Starting point is 00:20:15 At least I thought it did. I swear if they show the podium, it's just going to be one of those things where you pull and it's like, the cow says moo. It's just, it's like the salute the troops thing. It goes right back to that where it's like, say, salute the troops. He's like, salute the troops. Or he's like, instead of saluting – Right, right.
Starting point is 00:20:31 He says it. You ever see like the animatronic Chuck E. Cheese things playing guitar? Yes. Like that's what Joe Biden is. Oh, yeah. It's like behind him. It's all exposed metal and like – Just turns him on. he's just playing the
Starting point is 00:20:45 piano yeah the old timey like but i love i love how he actually said end of quote repeat the line yeah and he's like end of quote repeat the line and then the same quote plays and it's like anybody who's sane saw that and laughed like Like, I know people who are like Democrat, liberal leftists. Everybody was like, it's so dumb. We know Joe Biden's out of it. Only 26% of Democrats think he should run again. They're under no illusions this man is capable. They'll take something else.
Starting point is 00:21:15 But the media is still trying to pretend like anyone is falling for it. I guess 26% of the Democrat voters are. They're really pretending. Yeah, they're really pretending. I was a little surprised. Greg Price posted that that quote and it got a lot of traction and i noticed that the top one of the first comments you see is one of the white house aides saying that's not what he actually said and giving her version of it which is the version that ended up being in the transcript the people that are still so blindly tied to biden are in. Like when I posted that stuff of me and Tulsi,
Starting point is 00:21:45 I had a friend reach out to me just unloading. Tulsi's the reason that Roe v. Wade got over. It's like the people who still blame Susan Sarandon if it wasn't for Susan Sarandon. And it's like, guys, if an actress, if an old lady actress can derail your political party, your political party sucks, period. If you are still blaming Tulsi Gabbard, who's literally not in office right now, I did a comedy sketch with my friend and you're unloading on her instead of, I don't know, the president of the United States who actually has power right now. Like there are still people on the left who are so in denial and just refuse to hold Biden accountable for some reason when Biden isn't giving them even anything they want. But they're technically right. Tulsi broke a lot of people out of the cult.
Starting point is 00:22:29 She went up and she represented much of what the left was in this country, especially during the late 2000s, early 2010s. Actually anti-war. Actually anti-war, actually calling out the machine. She's got some policy positions that conservatives wouldn't agree with. She was pro-choice traditionally, like safe, legal, rare. She was for gun control. She opposed nuclear power. I don't know where she is on those things now.
Starting point is 00:22:49 But that's like the traditional Democrat position. With the weird movements the Democratic Party has made to try and pander to whatever it is they're trying to pander to, she stayed where she was. She said Kamala is awful. What are you doing? And the machine got angry with her because they were trying to move in some weird direction. Which, by the way, the reason she was calling out Kamala was actually from the left about some of the horrible stuff Kamala did in California to poor communities. Enslaving people?
Starting point is 00:23:15 Yeah. Not a great one. Like actually keeping people in prison longer so she can use them for cheap firefighter labor. Yeah. But it was for dime bags, so it's cool. Yeah. Yeah. It all made sense. She's a good person. so she can use them for cheap firefighter labor. But it was for dime bags, so it's cool. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:23:27 It all made sense. She's a good person. So I'll stress that. I hope she's president. This is why your friend... You might get your wish here in the next couple of years. Wait, next five minutes? This is why your friend's mad at Tulsi. Hope he doesn't eat soup.
Starting point is 00:23:39 Not because Tulsi's a Russian asset, but because the people who want to maintain the cult don't like apostates. That's a big threat. The Scientologists react to people that try to leave the Scientology. What was the girl? She was on Rogan. He did a long interview with her. It was Leah Romini, right?
Starting point is 00:23:57 Leah Romini, yeah. Tell all what her experience in the cult and out of the cult and the way that they chased her down. I mean, they would literally chase people to stop them from leaving the physical location. Imagine what they would do mentally if they're willing to physically try and stop someone from leaving the building. Right. Like that's that's just guys. We have to jump to this massive, very, very important story here from the Daily Mail exclusive.
Starting point is 00:24:18 Hunter Biden could face prostitution charges for transporting hookers across state lines and disguising checks to them as payment for medical services. Well, I mean, that's a medical service. It's a medical service. In many ways. It's a mental health service. It's a medical service. It's a prostate milk.
Starting point is 00:24:36 Yeah, there you go. My first son spent $30,000 in five months on the girlfriend experience. Warning graphic content. I'm not going to show you the actual images. So this is actually outside of the iCloud hack and the phone hack. Apparently, the feds have known that he did this since 2019. Of course. So is anything really going to happen?
Starting point is 00:24:58 Of course not. These people are as corrupt as corrupt can be. But now that we know, do you think it's going to change anybody's mind? I just want to stress this real quick. A suspicious activity report filed by JPMorgan Chase flagged transactions involving Moriva after she received
Starting point is 00:25:15 tens of thousands of dollars from Hunter's company. So it was actually Chase Bank that was like, something is weird with this and flagged it. Suspicious activity. I don't think anybody who knows anything about the Bidens is surprised by any of this. And I don't think anybody believes there will be any accountability or justice. Well, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:25:32 This is one where like when you're talking about prostitution, people in the cult, everybody, their ears perk up. And if this is actually there's evidence that he did this and wasted, I don't know if it's taxpayer money or whatever this money is. Pretty much. I think it's taxpayer money or whatever this money is. Pretty much. I think it's actually essentially fraud, maybe. Look, it's one thing for prostitution, but when you're bringing them to different states, that's when I say I've had enough.
Starting point is 00:25:55 But I was actually seriously going to ask that because I... That's actually a huge, huge crime. The libertarian part of me, I think that prostitution should be illegal. I think that drugs should be legal. But why are you shuffling ladies of the night across state? Why are you doing that? What was it, Boston and New York? No, but I actually don't know.
Starting point is 00:26:15 Why would you take them across state lines? It's not like if you need an umbrella. It'll be there when you get there. Yeah, just get in the trunk. There's more when you arrive. I think this dude is deeply disturbed and was abused and he's trying to emulate the girlfriend experience.
Starting point is 00:26:31 Sex addict, drug addict, love addict. He wants people to pretend like they care about him, man. It's brutal. The girlfriend experience is basically, it is broken down to the fact, it's not the girlfriend experience of two years in where you're fighting. He just wants to be loved. That would be a real bummer of a $30,000 you spend
Starting point is 00:26:48 and you're just arguing about groceries. It's like you stay at a hotel, there's all your stuffs on the lawn. But you're right though, that's what it's about. I mean, it comes under the fact that he was unloved as a child. Somebody completely broke and hurt him. And that's what this comes down to. I really believe that.
Starting point is 00:27:03 Unloved as a child yeah well no but even both even if he won't even if he wasn't abused i think what you're saying is just that form of abandonment which probably happens a lot with powerful parents like that you would still it would still make sense that you're reaching for drugs sex and love addiction you know it's the only time joe b Biden hugged his son was to sniff him. Right. Seriously. That would be a bummer.
Starting point is 00:27:27 Or to push him out of the way to hug his brother. Oh, brutal. He really was awful. Hunter just keeps putting on pretty perfume to get his dad to come sniff him and get close. He's wearing a girl's wig. His dad apparently funds all this stuff. There was that other story where Hunter – this is this crazy thing. The bots really came out in force.
Starting point is 00:27:47 I tweeted, how is the media going to ignore all these photos? This is effing insane. The photos that I have seen will give me nightmares. I have PTSD. Therapy. I'm kidding. But it's like they're really awful photos and videos. And all of a sudden I get inundated by weirdos defending Hunter Biden.
Starting point is 00:28:05 I'm like, this is weird. Why would anyone defend Hunter Biden? You don't have to like Democrats to be like – You can just stay quiet. Or you can say like, I voted for Biden and I think this is really bad because it is. It's so weird. Of course. But the defenses are weird.
Starting point is 00:28:20 They're like, Hunter is not even a public figure. Who cares? And I'm like, he flew on Air Force Two with his dad to do a private equity deal with China and secured the deal. And now Joe Biden has reportedly sold nearly a million barrels of our crude to Sinopec, a Chinese-owned gas company that Hunter Biden has, a private equity firm he founded, co-founded, has purchased $1.7 billion in Sin-up marketing. So it's like... Yeah, if Hunter was just in a Journey cover band
Starting point is 00:28:48 in Des Moines, it would be fine. But he is involved in this stuff. And this has been since right after he left office as the vice president. I mean, this has all been happening since then. It's actually interesting because his lifestyle is more in line with the Journey... You know, we could actually
Starting point is 00:29:03 save Hunter right now. Join a Journey cover band and this will all go You know, we could actually save Hunter right now. Join a Journey cover band, and this will all go away. It's really more in line with the ex-drummer of a really great band. I'm looking at the trauma. In 1972, he was in a car accident with his brother. He was like two at the time, and his mom was in the car, and his sister, who both died, his mom and his sister.
Starting point is 00:29:25 He's saying in this interview with People Magazine that he didn't, the family never really talked about it. So I can imagine that being a source of like maddening trauma if your dad never mentions. Brutal. Yeah. It's so rough. I think it may have something to do with,
Starting point is 00:29:37 there's, you know, I don't know if it's true or if it's just anecdotal, but my experience growing up is that the kids in the suburbs who wanted for nothing did tons of drugs oh yeah absolutely it was easy to fall into that free time they were bored so for me in detroit some of the richest kid i knew richest kids i knew they got everything they wanted and didn't appreciate anything they had no purpose the only one of them are dead now yeah i i forgot about this story until we started
Starting point is 00:30:05 i've been also triggered by hunter biden uh i smoked crack once by accident where it was with this rich kid who would come to our house sometimes and i was just a weed guy i never did hard drugs and we're smoking it was bunter hyden bunter hyden what was that simpsons uh l simpson no no that's too obvious lisa s um the uh and i was smoking and i was like yeah i feel kind of weird man and he looks at me and again this was like the rich kid and he looks at me and just goes oh yeah there may be a little crack in that and i was like buddy there's no such thing as a little crack you either smoked no crack or you are now addicted to crack and i was just like, what is it? And yeah, I did.
Starting point is 00:30:46 But yeah, we were the poor kids in the suburbs, but all the people who were doing hard drugs were the rich kids in our area. We were just smoking bad weed and seeing fish.
Starting point is 00:30:56 Legit though, the scary thing right now is the lacing of drugs. Oh, it's horrible. Fentanyl. There was like tons of story. I saw a story where it was like
Starting point is 00:31:03 an 18-year-old kid thought he was going to party and he took in some fentanyl not realizing that he died. There were a couple of comics who died. It was a big story in like comedy community. Oh, it was like three of them in a house. Yeah. I've lost eight friends in two years to fentanyl. What's your take being in recovery on like the strips to test?
Starting point is 00:31:24 Because it's one of those things where it's like we shouldn't have to we obviously don't want to encourage people to do drugs but like i think it's a good idea you have to right first time i saw it i was on a new york subway and i was like oh that's nice you know test your drugs for drugs right and uh but yeah i think it's it's better than nothing because now it's it's it's put in there well it's put in there from China, given to Mexican cartels, put into your stuff to make it more potent. And people say, well, why would you want to kill your clientele? It's like, there's no shortage of addiction.
Starting point is 00:31:51 You don't care. You can make new ones every day. Right. But I also think that China's intent is actually just the destabilization and destruction of the country. 100%. The opium wars are still active. Right.
Starting point is 00:32:02 What's the strip you're talking about, this drug detection strip? It actually tests your drug. You can put it into your cocaine and it'll tell you if there's fentanyl in it. That's so weird. It's just a piece of, like a strip that turns a color or something? Yeah. But you can miss it, though, too, because fentanyl is so little. I mean, the tiniest amount can sneak by.
Starting point is 00:32:17 I think we need to do drug abstinence, abstinence-only drugs. Yes, that's correct. Don't do drugs. Yeah, I agree with you. You got to define the word drug. Fentanyl is an insidious, dangerous chemical. I mean, it's the beginning too. Like we're going towards more military upgraded drugs.
Starting point is 00:32:33 It's going to be like buff out from fallout. You guys ever play like these crazy psychoactive, strength inducing, addictive things we got to watch out for. And they're just making more and more in laboratories as they develop their lasers. Bioshock is a better example. Stuff that twists your DNA and makes you like feral crazy. Yeah, we need better drugs. Yeah, that's what I'm aiming at is better drugs.
Starting point is 00:32:55 But like doctor prescribed, better functioning, no bad side effects, no bodily destruction or whatever. Not what's used to peacefully put down elephants. Even with psychedelics, they're doing it medically now. You're with a therapist and there are MDMA treatments, ketamine treatments. Even with psilocybin,
Starting point is 00:33:15 it's helping for PTSD, for depression, but it is not, oh, I'm doing mushrooms and going to Hooters with the boys on Friday. It is literally you are sitting with a therapist there taking notes. It is – Look, look, look. Ibuprofen, you can get over the counter, and it's fantastic.
Starting point is 00:33:30 I hurt my back a couple weeks ago. I couldn't even move. It was brutal. And took a bunch of them, and it really helped. Well, you still want to be careful with that stuff because it will rip your muscles up. I get heartburn every time I take it. Yeah, exactly. It stops your body from producing mucus or whatever.
Starting point is 00:33:47 So your stomach will digest itself if you do too much of it. That's why it's like, yo, you got to talk to a doctor. Is that true? Yeah. And non-steroidal anti-inflammatories. Yeah. I get heartburn every time. I can't take aspirin or Advil.
Starting point is 00:34:02 It tears my stomach up. Everything created by man is to kill you. It's terrible. It's the worst. Well, no. It's just – It feels like it. It's just – there's a – you got to pay your dues.
Starting point is 00:34:12 Yeah. There's a responsibility. Like if you want the pain to go away, there's a limit to how much you can actually accommodate with anything. Yeah. Too much exercise is bad for you. You got to rest days. Eating too much meat, you get to meet sweats.
Starting point is 00:34:24 Too much water is bad for you. Too much got to rest days. Eating too much meat, you get the meat sweats. Too much water is bad for you. Too much water, electrolyte displacement, you're dead. Building technology to destroy or consume things more efficiently, like the fork. The fork is great at putting a dead animal's body into your mouth. The saw is fantastic at killing a tree so that you can make wooden structures out of it. We're really innovative when it comes to destroying and figuring out better ways to destroy. We're better than the beaver. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 00:34:47 Yeah, and they're pretty all right. They wreck stuff. Beavers are good. Tear it up. Good. Straight up terrible. You ever seen a dam? I'm like, damn.
Starting point is 00:34:54 Oh, that's why they call them that? I think so. I think so, too. Because the first one we saw was like, damn. Let's do this. Let's take it to the Biden family before we get into the nuclear war stuff. We got this from Real Clear Politics Average. Joe Biden's aggregate approval rating hit a new record low today at 37.7%.
Starting point is 00:35:11 This is the aggregate. This is not one biased poll. This is all of them. And New York Times released a poll with Biden at 33%. I mean, even before he started screwing up as president, I remember when the primaries were happening, I was like, there's no way. No one's going to vote for this guy.
Starting point is 00:35:31 This isn't happening. I think it's finally at the number of who voted for him. They finally did accurate math. 37.7. Do you think that if he came out and was like, okay, everybody, it's true. Hunter has a problem. I put him on air.
Starting point is 00:35:45 I just laid it all out. I sent him where he needs to go, that it would make it worse for him. It would. So he's lying. So he has to lie. I would respect him. He has a problem. We put him into treatment.
Starting point is 00:35:54 Like, I don't know. Most people don't know about it. That's the wrong focal point. Yeah. That's why I'm like, you know, I wouldn't be surprised if the PSYOP is leaking these images of Hunter to stop us from talking about Sinopec or the emails, let's just say the business dealings from Hunter, Joe, and Hunter's business partners. Perfect description.
Starting point is 00:36:13 Yeah, all of a sudden everyone's like, oh, look at Hunter naked. And it's like, he's got an email where he's talking about 10% for the big guy and stuff like that. Well, I mean, it worked on me. That was the joke I made earlier where it's like,
Starting point is 00:36:24 why would you make the delinquent kid in charge of all this stuff so like if it is that it worked he put him on a board of an oil company a ukrainian oil company well well he put him there he didn't put him there let's just say the assumption would be what we know is that hunter biden along with i think like, like former CIA, was on the board of Burisma. Yeah. Joe Biden just so happened to push a quid pro quo with the president of Ukraine to fire a prosecutor who just so happened to be investigating the company, whereas someone was a board member. It's all coincidence, mind you. Because Joe said he didn't even talk to Hunter about any of his business dealings.
Starting point is 00:37:05 I mean, except for that one time they're in a photo together with all of his business partners, and that other time that he left a voicemail for his son about his Chinese business dealings. Yeah, Tim, God works in mysterious ways. Well, yeah, I mean, it's also Enron got a new VP the last week, and he was like, wow, and I thought I'd be stuck in the mailroom all these years. You know? That's good. So,
Starting point is 00:37:22 I don't think, here's a scary thought. Joe Biden – what's happening now with the Biden family, with Joe, with gas, with sending a million barrels, Sinopec? That's really bad. But will it matter in two years? Will people remember? Now, Joe Biden will come out in – it'll be two years, and the news cycle will be like Joe Biden farted again. Well, in two years, yeah, that'll be about it.
Starting point is 00:37:53 I don't think he'll be able to do much else.'ll be like he it's that's almost a flat line pretty much i i can't personally let go of the surrender the afghanistan surrender that one drives you nuts he left all this eight billion dollars worth of equipment i'm with you how many tens of thousands of people to die with their babies like to die to the tal, getting their heads blown up, like in plain sight of people that are right behind the wall, like watching it happen because he took all the, he evacuated and routed the troop. I think it was
Starting point is 00:38:16 punishment. Yeah. I think he was punishing the anti-war people. He's like, look what a bad choice Trump made by saying we're going to be out on that day, everyone. See what happens when you pull out on that day. But like, you don't have to pull out on the day you say you're going to pull out on if you're not ready you don't do it right and so did Obama I mean he said he was going to do that too and it's like when you look at it he pulled it out and it's like you left military dogs alone made me angry but then you left look at all the equipment look at all the people that you left
Starting point is 00:38:40 behind that's what pissed me off about all of it so then you come back and you're going to start what having the IRS dig through a bunch of people's taxes who legitimately paid make arbitrary rules and start taking more money from them while printing money while you leave billions of dollars of our equipment over there yeah like everything about it makes me absolutely sick yeah everything's right about this i think this is the perfect distraction because you just pull all the attention away from stuff that's actually legitimately concerning. Absolutely. Like Afghanistan, for one, there's so many other disasters going on right now.
Starting point is 00:39:10 And all we're doing is talking about Hunter Biden being a crackhead. Which, yeah, and again, like in all seriousness, like a deduction is horrible. Could you imagine that there are like these like psyops people walk into the situation room with Joe and it's like, this is really bad for you, Mr. President. This Afghanistan stuff, what can we do? And they're like, we have one proposal, sir. We need to get Hunter more crack. Let's leak it to the press. What if Hunter's just this great dude desperately trying to get sober?
Starting point is 00:39:39 And he's just like, no, I'm working on myself. I found Buddhism. I'm meditating. And they're just slipping him more crack. Your country needs you, son. And all of a sudden, Hunter comes out from under the desk and is like, I'm working on it. Oh, dude. Oh, man.
Starting point is 00:39:55 If he wasn't put on the board of Burisma or if he didn't make his way up to the board of Burisma somehow, I wouldn't be concerned with his activities. I really wouldn't care. No. He's just a family member of the president. Yeah. But Joe has been working with him so intricately, and the guy's, you know, naked with prostitutes. Do we have to worry about, you know, I know a lot of people like to say,
Starting point is 00:40:14 oh, I don't care to talk about the Trump family, and they're not in office right now. But it's assumed within the fall, Trump is going to announce he's running. Maybe he just unveiled the newly renovated, modernized 757. He's going to be running. All the people we've had on the show who worked with Trump have said
Starting point is 00:40:29 he's going to be running. Is there any fair criticism of his family? Are we overlooking anything with Trump Jr.? Now, I'll be right off the bat. I'm pretty sure none of them are doing crack or transporting process or anything close to that. If there was anything close to that, it would be every major story, every major headline.
Starting point is 00:40:49 But my question is more so the more important things like business dealings. Yes. So the only thing that I saw that really caught my eye was that Ivanka Trump supposedly used sweatshop labor, which I know Beyonce does as well. So it's not really a fair shot. Well, so she's basically like Beyonce then. Yeah. Oh, that's a good thing.
Starting point is 00:41:04 Yeah, that's great. Yeah, but it's hard not to be involved with sweatshop labor. That's glamorous. If you use Teespring to sell your T-shirts, they're probably sourcing them from Chinese sweatshops. Hey, we use Teespring.
Starting point is 00:41:14 I know. Hey, welcome to the fascist reality. No, I think it's Bangladesh. I'm sorry that your perfect little fingers can make a great shirt. Yeah, look, I got these hands with calluses from playing the guitar. I couldn't do that. I don't know where Teespring is.
Starting point is 00:41:29 Terrible hands. We need children to do our labor. I can't make Nikes. This young boy can. He's very talented. The argument is that they're better off getting 25 cents per day than not having jobs at all, which is like the craziest thing. That's the worst.
Starting point is 00:41:45 I mean, that's what you told me when you hired me. It's like, no, no, no. It's so funny because it's like, no, no, they're children. Yeah, sure. It's like, no, they're children. They're better off not having jobs at all. Yeah. They're better off playing?
Starting point is 00:41:56 Yeah. I think kids need jobs. I think kids need jobs. I like allowance jobs. That's what I do with my son. Yeah, not like 16-hour days. No, but I mean like family business jobs. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:04 You know, like take out the trash. Yeah, that's what I do with my son. Yeah, not like 16-hour jobs. No, but I mean like family business jobs. Yeah. You know, like take out the trash. Yeah, that's what I do with my son. Yeah. But it used to be great when kids would work with dad, but not to the extent where they're in a factory sewing industrial level or anything like that. Yeah, they're not. You would hold the flashlight for your dad, not actually build a car. Exactly.
Starting point is 00:42:20 Exactly. Yeah, but being an assistant, an apprentice, doing like, my family had a cafe, so taking out the trash and ringing people up and stuff. That's the kind of job kids need. It looks like Teespring may actually not use slave labor, but they ship from the EU if you're ordering internationally and then from Kentucky if you're ordering domestically. Shout out to Teespring. Well, I got a problem with those filthy Europeans, so I actually am going to go back to the Chinese slave labor. It's actually young European pickpockets. That's awesome.
Starting point is 00:42:49 I actually, I had a guy try rob me when I was in Barcelona. Seriously? Barcelona. Yeah, he was acting drunk, Barcelona, and he was like putting his arm around me and I was pushing him off. He was like, oh, come on, come on. And then he grabbed my phone. It was on a clip on my bag because I was working.
Starting point is 00:43:03 He grabbed it and pulled and then I swatted him away and he didn't get it and then he went, pointed at me and then sobered up like that and just walked off. Wow. Because he knew he lost it.
Starting point is 00:43:12 He knew, like he has one chance to pretend like he wasn't causing problems. I like that he just ended it by being like well played and just dipped off into the night. I mean,
Starting point is 00:43:22 he just could, my phone was on a clip and he grabbed it and pulled and it was stuck to my bag. Yeah. I was like he just could... My phone was on a clip, and he grabbed it and pulled, and it was stuck to my back. I was like, pull harder? I don't know. Well, as I'm reading more about Teespring, I don't know. People are saying they don't know.
Starting point is 00:43:32 Teespring doesn't disclose where they actually produce their stuff from. The next one is just puppy fur being made into shirts. I'll be looking into this as the day is going on. They throw puppies into a grinder. Yeah. Yes, I got to admit, I was way off. Don't eat I'ms. Now you're ragging on I'ms.
Starting point is 00:43:49 No, I'm only doing that because they did stuff too. Yeah, they deserve to be ragged on. They sure do. What did they do? Oh, they had like... Horse? Yeah. I don't know what they...
Starting point is 00:43:56 No, it was with puppies. Recycling puppies? Yeah, it was bad. It was bad. They did bad things. I don't buy their brands. Serving dog meat? They were serving dog meat secretly?
Starting point is 00:44:06 Yeah, I think, yeah, or like testing the meats in ways that were just horrible. I remember seeing a lot of like, yeah, beagles like stacked on top of each other, which could have just been Fauci's house. There weren't a lot of flies, though. I want to go back and mention, you know, when we talk about like the Trump family, you know, I mention it because they're probably going to be running, but you look at how they go after like Baron remember when they attacked him for his name
Starting point is 00:44:27 and things like that he's like a teenager and for being special needs oh yeah he's pretty special isn't he? I don't know he's a little autistic
Starting point is 00:44:35 he's slightly autistic yeah like a math genius or something yeah it's always like yeah that's what a horrible
Starting point is 00:44:40 that would have been really funny if you were trying to defend him and you're like when they went after him for being special needs, he's not special needs.
Starting point is 00:44:46 Oh, well, I thought he was special needs. I feel for Baron the whole time. I kind of felt like that was happening right now. Remember when they ran this big story claiming that Don Jr. had privy to access to WikiLeaks? Oh, really? Yeah, and it turned out to be fake. They were like...
Starting point is 00:45:00 The email that he sent about WikiLeaks came well after WikiLeaks had already published a bunch of stuff, and they were trying to make it seem like they were colluding with Russia. I mean, I'll do my patented Tim Kass old liberal confession where I never read stories on the Trump kids. But just from the headlines I would see or the way people would talk about him, I totally just assumed they were just these like privileged drug addicts. I kind of assumed they were the same as like similar to like Hunter Biden types. And I don't. I didn't know anything. I kind of assumed they were the same as like similar to like Hunter Biden types. And I don't. I didn't know anything.
Starting point is 00:45:26 I don't know. Meanwhile, Don Jr. is out there handing cans of soup to the homeless. I certainly didn't see that story. I don't know if he's actually doing that either. You know who's like Hunter Biden, though, is Nancy Pelosi's son, Paul Pelosi Jr. He has a wild history, too. He's not as bad a drug addict, but he's every bit as corrupt, I think. He might have been used as a patsyy too. His dad drove drunk. Yep.
Starting point is 00:45:48 Was it? As his father. That was recently, right? Yeah. Well, yeah. His wife wanted to have sex and drove into a jeep. Okay, alright. This is your fault. Oh, did we get pulled off? No, no, no. You opened the door
Starting point is 00:46:04 in the court of TimC cast and now i gotta mention that photo of nancy pelosi that went viral no why would you do that oh i photoshopped with my face on it oh good you really my walking with hillary and i i didn't know it was her at first my friend ellie did one of my friends texted it to me and goes uh Jamie's about to become a neolib. And I opened it and I was like, oh, no! Okay, for those that don't know, it was Nancy Pelosi going to the beach. Good for her. Bazongas would be the cartoon word I would use.
Starting point is 00:46:36 Massive. I was stunned. Who was it who tweeted, like, I'm ashamed at how I feel right now? Jesse. Yeah, Jesse did it. And I was like, I'm not. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:46:46 That is terrifying. I feel like all the pills she takes go right to her breast. The alcohol. I'm still depressed, but these are huge. This is great. Oh, no. Just shaking like maracas. Can we?
Starting point is 00:46:58 Oh, that's like it. Let's get less political and more apocalyptic. Yeah. Here we go. Here we go. This one's good. We got to play this clip. So Disclose That TV tweeted,
Starting point is 00:47:08 New York City Emergency Management shared a video today outlining the important steps for New Yorkers to follow if a nuclear attack occurs. And my first question is, why? Yep. And they've created a modernized... Let me play this video for you. So there's been a nuclear attack.
Starting point is 00:47:35 Don't ask me how or why. Just know that the big one has hit. Okay? So what do we do? There are three important steps that I want you to remember. Step one, get inside fast. You, your friends, your family, get inside. And no, staying in the car is not an option.
Starting point is 00:47:57 You need to get into a building and move away from the windows. Step two, stay inside. Shut all doors and windows. Step three. Follow media for more information. Don't forget to sign up for Notify NYC for official alerts and updates. And don't go outside until officials say it's safe. All right, you've got this. When she was like, get into your basement, I was like, what are you, a billionaire? A basement? My bedroom was my bathroom in New York. She means your basement apartment that costs you $800 a month.
Starting point is 00:48:48 And it's like a single cement cube. Yeah. Also, get inside, are you sure? In a lot of those rickety old buildings? Oh, right. Why? After an attack? That's a really good point.
Starting point is 00:48:59 Well, I mean. But they said, they go, get inside and stay away from windows. Get inside and make sure you get right to the windows. That was the second step. It's like, which one do you want me to do? Should I get to the windows? Yeah. The first one was get in and get away from the windows.
Starting point is 00:49:15 And step number two. Shut doors and windows. You've got to go over to the windows and shut them. Wait, what? So what do you want me to do? Wow. I can't shut them. I'm too far away.
Starting point is 00:49:23 Which one do I do? It's like, I thought you want me to get away from the windows. And now you're telling me to go at them. I'm already shut them. I'm too far away. Which one do I do? I thought you want me to get away from the windows and now you're telling me to go at him. I'm already confused and this is just the first instruction. I also heard jovial tone
Starting point is 00:49:31 was a little jarring when she's like, so there's been an attack and just kind of like sexily walked onto the screen and when she tried to make the joke like, no, silly, a car isn't inside.
Starting point is 00:49:44 You're about to burn to death. It was very bizarre. And by inside, we mean you'll be under a ton of bricks on fire. And the survivors will be having three-headed dead babies for the next 10 years. When you get up to heaven, what is happening? My first question for the panel is, why are they putting out a how to survive a nuclear strike video? Tim, did you not listen to the beginning when she said don't ask why? It doesn't matter
Starting point is 00:50:07 how or why. It doesn't matter how or why. Yes, it does, New York lady. It definitely matters. I think Russia, obviously. I think it feels Cold War-ish, doesn't it? Cold War-ish? Can I just... I pulled up the nuke map. I love this website. I guess this would be Hot War-ish. You pick a city and then
Starting point is 00:50:23 you can pick the weapon. i've i've chosen the largest icbm which is the titan 2 warhead nice it's a nine megaton bomb there is literally nowhere in new york you will survive yeah new york city that is new york city right um well look uh i guess where does queen ends where does where does Queens end? Queen ends. I don't know. I'm pretty sure. Flushing?
Starting point is 00:50:49 Flushing. And Jamaica. Good name. Is that still New York City? Flushing is where I used to get dim sum. Okay, so you are in the thermal radiation radius and will suffer third degree burns. I suppose you would want to be inside. But I'd imagine, I don't know where you're in New York and you'll see an ICBM coming
Starting point is 00:51:07 and be like, well, I better go inside. I better get to the basement. If you are in, like, so look at this. Like New Jersey, Hoboken, even Newark, you're in the blast damage area. I mean, Newark has been in the blast area for a very long time. Yeah, they do already look like this has happened. Oh, that's the thermal. Okay, so the fireball radius takes out the financial district up to around midtown.
Starting point is 00:51:33 Union Square and Flatiron gets wiped out in a fireball. Then everything around here up to the Bronx, all of the Jersey coast, and up to Queens and Flushing. Brooklyn's gone except for like Coney Island. I'm excited for Brooklyn to be like, how do we gentrify rubble? But that's the moderate blast damage radius. Most residential buildings collapse. Injuries are universal. Fatalities are widespread.
Starting point is 00:51:58 Most buildings collapse. But they're telling people to get in their buildings. I mean, where else are you going to hide, I guess? It would be so funny if just Trump Tower survived. It would have been funny if in this video she says, if you're in the areas of the Bronx, Flushing, Jamaica, Coney Island, get into your building. Everyone else, see you later.
Starting point is 00:52:21 If you're rich, get into the pod we gave you. Right. Let me tell you. This is the Titan II. This is the highest yield intercontinental ballistic missile the US has ever deployed. Okay. If we go for like the larger bombs, so like Ivy Mike is 10 megatons. What if we hit it with, for example, sorry, not to interrupt, like the one you just said.
Starting point is 00:52:40 I think it's only been tested. Oh, only been tested. Yeah, we're not actually using these things. The only news I think we ever used was Fat Boy and was it Little Boy and Fat Man? Okay. Yeah. Little Boy and Fat Man, yeah. That was 15 and 20 kiloton. Wow. So let's
Starting point is 00:52:53 say somebody dropped a Fat Man on Manhattan. I mean, yeah, okay, maybe then you're like, get inside, because that would only take out the financial district. But we're talking about modern ICBMs. So we have the bigger bombs. We have Sarbama. That's the largest USSR bomb tested. It's 50 megatons.
Starting point is 00:53:10 But that's a gravity bomb, meaning a bomber came in and dropped it. They would never get into U.S. airspace. It's not going to happen. But let's say the Titan II warhead is nowhere near the current level of technology that we've actually developed or Russia has. And they've actually got a 50 megaton ICBMm okay you're not going anywhere sorry you're toast new york city
Starting point is 00:53:30 doesn't exist anymore stamford is getting hit what else do you got like oh no the huntington all gone new brunswick is gone all of like the north uh northeast jersey coast is just wiped out sorry if the bomb's bigger than nine megatons hey what do you um what's your thought on why do you think they do you think that new york was like hey this is a legitimate threat we need to warn people with weird advice and a goofy psa or do you think it is some sort of distraction for something like i mean there was a meeting about this there was a production they made it well what do you think they were thinking and why they made it? You know what? Honestly,
Starting point is 00:54:08 I have no idea. But I am wondering if they're just sitting there and the dude's spinning his pen and he's like, we got $30,000 in the budget and we got to use it this month. We could do a nuke PSA. That sounds fun. They're like, oh, I've been sleeping with this actress who's been dying for work. We'll get her in.
Starting point is 00:54:24 She's very charming. Yeah, we did the fentanyl testing one. Yeah, yeah. I mean, really, United Air and box cutters, that's been done. What else do we got? Comments are turned off on the video, unfortunately. Crazy. Well, yeah, because there's probably a lot of questions.
Starting point is 00:54:40 Right. 77,000 views. And like she said, we don't know why. Yeah. It doesn't matter also but yeah like I want to point out Jamie mentioned this in the video
Starting point is 00:54:48 she's in like a ritzy loft I mean look at that look at that couch this is what I'm saying yeah she's worth millions and millions yeah
Starting point is 00:54:55 look at the size of that spacious loft unless my apartment's so big I don't have room for all my stuff I would say it could be like
Starting point is 00:55:03 10 New York hipsters living in one spot. Yeah, I was going to say, where are her 15 roommates? But look at her flooring. It could be Black Friends, the remake. This video was made for rich New Yorkers. Oh, wow. Yeah, yeah. You know who I'm talking to, everyone.
Starting point is 00:55:18 Wink. Yeah, when the newt comes, get inside. Right. You know what I mean. Get near the windows that have the special drapes i've been listening um lex friedman has been talking i don't know i have a lot of respect for lex friedman yeah i don't know if you guys listen to him he's a artificial intelligence scientist also does jujitsu uh in austin he's actually over there in ukraine right now he does
Starting point is 00:55:38 jujitsu he's a black belt what i know it surprised me too wow i don't i'm nothing i'm not saying he's better or worse than any of us but but he's been concerned about nuclear. I mean, when I start hearing other people talk about nuclear war, I don't really think it's on the table. But I mean, I guess everything's on the table. Yeah. What I'm hearing about is these hypersonic weapons. It's like, forget ICBMs. They take a while to get here.
Starting point is 00:55:58 These things are faster than sound weaponry. No, no. I think hypersonic are faster. I mean, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. ICBMs are faster. You could have a hypersonic ICBM. Hypersonic
Starting point is 00:56:08 are slower. So ICBMs go into space and they move really, really, really fast. The issue, I think, with hypersonic, I could be totally wrong, but I thought it was detection, is that it's like more conventional combat detection. It's easier for them to get off.
Starting point is 00:56:24 And also we have MIRV weaponry where like a nuclear weapon explodes in the atmosphere and then creates like 70 new nuclear bombs that all fall. It just seems like there's so many. That we know of. There's so many. 12 warheads in one ICBM. Multiple independently targeting re-entries. Is that real?
Starting point is 00:56:38 Yeah. These singular blast zones are like just quelling the fear. We'd have like 12 blast zones. When I pull up the Titan II and put it over New York and we're like, look at that, what you don't realize
Starting point is 00:56:49 is that we've developed something called the Multiple Independently Targeting Reentry Vehicle, a MIRV. It goes up into the stratosphere and then breaks and drops 8 to 12 warheads, which could just pepper
Starting point is 00:56:59 the whole eastern seaboard. That's actually what Hunter Biden calls his, I'm sorry. No, I... He does pepper the seaboard.'s actually what hunter biden calls his um i'm sorry um no i uh uh he does pepper the seaboard he's the merv we need i mean there's part of me i'm not even being conspiratorial like they're trying to cover it up but it's at the best wasteful where we have so many real problems in this country with the economy with mental health
Starting point is 00:57:26 with drug addiction with all the stuff we were talking about right now that it's like do we need to spend money on a psa for like also maybe we're gonna get nuked when we're probably not gonna get nuked i wonder if they're watching the wokification of the military and they're like oh we need to let people know that this might actually happen yeah they were saying putin may have cancer which could lead to like mental degradation and desperation. Where he's just like, I'm going out on a bang. Yeah, and if he's on prednisone and it's messing with his thoughts and he's going to become more likely to do something stupid. Well, because if he's terminal, I don't think he cares about anybody else at that point.
Starting point is 00:57:59 Right. Except his legacy. Exactly, right. Yeah, very good point. I want to show you this is crazy. So if DC were to get hit with the surface strike, we're fine. We're up near Charlestown over here. So we're totally fine.
Starting point is 00:58:12 We're fairly far away. New York actually gets hit. So take a look at this map. When New York gets hit. With the radioactive fallout. From Washington. From Washington. Whoa.
Starting point is 00:58:22 Look at that. It stretches all the way up. And we're talking. We're talking. This is 500 rem, 34.6. So that's very much right in the center. Sorry, Coastal Elite. I don't think it gives us.
Starting point is 00:58:36 Okay, here we go. Here we go. The fallout that would hit New York is one rads per hour. Oh, no. I'm sorry. No, New York, it's. Whoa. New York, it's hit heavy. 10 rads per hour. Oh, no, I'm sorry. No, New York, it's... Whoa! New York, it's hit heavy.
Starting point is 00:58:47 10 rads per hour. Wow. That's nuts. The fallout just... What's a rad? Philadelphia's... Yo, Baltimore's gone. Bel Air, you're all in the max radius for fallout.
Starting point is 00:58:59 That's absolutely brutal. Delaware's getting some sprinkles. Yep. Jersey's Jersey. I mean... This is a rad as a radiation-absorbed dose. It's a unit of measure for radiation, yeah. About how much that you can take. And everybody who plays Fallout know rads are bad.
Starting point is 00:59:15 Yes. And this is just from the air sweeping it, or is this instantaneously? It's the air current moving, carrying the radio to Fallout. So we're still safe because the jet stream carries in the other direction. But yo, one strike on... You have to know if it's Russia or whoever or China, they know this. If we can pull it up on some silly little website.
Starting point is 00:59:34 Yeah, if you just taught it to me, they know this. Right, exactly. You just taught two comedians on a podcast. It's terrifying. The craziest thing about it, the radiation is intentional.
Starting point is 00:59:47 They could make the bombs have limited or no radiation. I don't know about no, but there are nuclear bombs that have no radioactive fallout after the fact. Hey, no big deal, Tim, and feel free to say no,
Starting point is 00:59:56 but can Dave and I stay here in the basement forever? Because I'm very frightened. Well, I mean, no one's going to nuke Texas. I got, no one's going to nuke Texas. I got actually, nobody's going to nuke Detroit. Oh, that's true. I got a house there, and they're, yeah, that looks hard.
Starting point is 01:00:11 Also, you know, it's already been hit. Right, exactly. I was going to say, they're going to look at the map and be like, no, we already got Detroit. Yeah, we did. Somebody did this. Somebody did this. Why would someone do this? Terrible.
Starting point is 01:00:21 No one's going to nuke the Dayton Funnybone with me and Dave will be performing there. August. August, everyone. They're China or Russia. They're looking at a map of cities, and they're like, which ones have we hit? Putin walks in, and he's like, which cities? And then they're pointing, and all the smoke rising.
Starting point is 01:00:36 He's like, what about Detroit? And they're like, that wasn't us, actually. No, no. Really? Really? Well, somebody did a very good job. They did this to themselves. They did that. We have to stop them. No, it was the citizens. Really? They? Well, somebody did a very good job. They did this to themselves. They did that.
Starting point is 01:00:46 We have to stop them. No, it was the citizens. Really? They're good. Yeah, they just see all the cities that we've destroyed, the way to get us back. They're like, well, I guess we help them rebuild it, and they start rebuilding up Detroit. That's why they've been a target. I think it's in Minneapolis.
Starting point is 01:00:59 They're like, wait, they fixed this already? What about Detroit? They're like, no, they just left it. I want to talk about something that's serious and silly at the same time. Let's jump to the story. From TimCast.com. Snip for a shake. Nashville hot dog joint giving out free milkshakes with proof of vasectomy.
Starting point is 01:01:14 That's worth it. So, congratulations. I saw this tweet where this dude was like, your children will be going to school with immigrants and weirdo conservatives because liberals are all removing themselves from the gene pool. I'll just break it down very simply for all y'all. More likely to have an abortion
Starting point is 01:01:30 substantially. Substantially less likely to have kids. Substantially more likely to get hysterectomies, vasectomies, whatever it's called, the tubes tied. We're really the party of fun over there. More likely to sterilize theirestide. Yeah. Man, we're really the party of fun over there. More likely to sterilize their own children.
Starting point is 01:01:47 Yeah. Yeah. So I just got to say, the liberal left is very unlikely to exist as an ideology or tribal group in 40 years. I agree. I don't know what everybody's getting so worked up about when they're chanting about being pro-choice. It's like they're really just getting rid're chanting about being pro-choice.
Starting point is 01:02:07 It's like they're really just getting rid of it. Here's the crazy thing. Not even being a dick. I'm just serious. Conservatives, the reason why abortion was a guarantee that abortion, that Roe v. Wade would have been overturned. Anybody in the 90s could have just looked at a simple arithmetic and been like in 20 years abortion will be made illegal why conservatives have kids conservatives don't want abortion liberals abort their kids they want abortion to abort their kids the math is simple over a long enough period of time the voting bloc becomes more conservative and then votes away abortion bringing back more liberals i never thought that would be the main problem with Democrats is that we aborted all of our
Starting point is 01:02:47 voters. Well, that's why they want to bring in more immigrants. The funny thing is they say that. They're like, we want to bring in more immigrants. We want to strengthen our voting bloc. And then when Tucker Carlson says it, they're like, he's a racist. Well, of course, that's the magic word. Yeah, of course.
Starting point is 01:03:01 Well, even RBG was kind of against Roe versus Wade. I mean, my opinion on it is you know different than obviously what my show does it's sort of do you know do what you do i don't care but i just don't think that the the way they're going about it right now makes any sense at all well and when you you know i talk about tribalism and online fighting how so much of it is fake and when you actually talk to people who disagree with you in real life, you can figure out that a lot of you actually do want the same thing. Because you go on Twitter and it's like, well, one party wants to kill women
Starting point is 01:03:31 and one party wants to kill babies. And I think there are still a lot of people out there who they're not pro-choice because they're pro-abortion, but they're pro-choice in really terrible circumstances. And I think when the left started going, started changing it, I think Libby Edmonds tweeted this. She had a tweet where it's like when the left stopped saying safe, rare, and legal and started almost bragging and boasting about abortions and pushing the term. Yes, when TikTok became look at all my abortions, it gets a little gross. Right. And then it's like, all right, well now people are going to go even harder
Starting point is 01:04:05 to overturn it, whereas maybe it was safer when it was just... I want to give you a little bit of pushback and I'm going to pull up our good friend Shu Onehead with the Ground News Blind Spotter. I'm pulling this up quite literally because it's actually a bit that Shu did. She was doing an ad for Ground News
Starting point is 01:04:21 and she said you can use their Blind Spotter to show where you consume your news. Shoe on head. On Twitter, 86% of the news that she interacts with leans left. 86%. 86. Does that mean things she comments on? Comments on shares.
Starting point is 01:04:38 And it's like Washington Post and Charlotte Observer will go back and will do – this is what she did. Ben Shapiro. Huh. And Ben Shapiro is what she did, Ben Shapiro. Huh. And Ben Shapiro is 40% right, 39% left. Wow. So this is the issue. Interesting.
Starting point is 01:04:52 You go to a conservative who's pro-life and they will explain to you the policy, what they think of Roe v. Wade and why. You go to a liberal and they'll say
Starting point is 01:05:01 the right are evil and they hate women. Exactly. That's what I used to say. I mean, that was the conversation I had with Seamus the first time I came on the show. That's why I was asking you and Seamus, Lydia, where I was like, hey, can you tell me? Because I literally just heard if you say you're pro-life at all, you just hate women and you want women to give birth to rape babies and that's your life.
Starting point is 01:05:19 And that it's all about Jesus. It makes sense that they're more likely to remove themselves effectively from the gene pool. And I'm not saying that to be crass or anything, but it's literally true. Can you take me into that? You want to plug Jamie? Oh, yeah. I want to see Jamie. I want to see Jamie.
Starting point is 01:05:34 Oh, yeah. Because she's good. Jamie's changed a lot. What's your Twitter? Is it just Jamie? It's my name. This is just a way to plug my Twitter, by the way. Oh, my Twitter?
Starting point is 01:05:42 It's at Jamie Kilstein. No, he's biased. Don't follow him. Oh, I'm still super. at JamieKilstein. No, he's biased. Don't follow him. Am I still super left? You're super left. It's going to take a while to undo that. It's 20 years. What's your Twitter, Dave?
Starting point is 01:05:55 At LandauDave. L-A-N-D-A-U-D-A-V. Can I just take this moment to say that I think that needing to defend your ideas... Look at this guy. Dave Landau. I love it. Perfectly balanced. That's what you want. That's what things should be.
Starting point is 01:06:06 That is what you want. Look at Vice Crowder over here. Can everybody who calls me now a right-wing grifter, can I just send them over to this? Yeah, sure. Yeah. This political blog spot, what's called Blind Spotters. I don't know if that would help the case. It's a lot of centrists.
Starting point is 01:06:22 Look at this. Oh, no. They're saying I'm a right-wing grifter. Oh, I got you. Oh, I got you. Oh, I got you. Look at this. It's because you interact with Tim Kast the most. Maybe it's the only one I've seen where the majority of it is center.
Starting point is 01:06:34 But it's because you're Tim Kast. I mean, that's kind of cool. Tim Kast. That's cool, though. Oh, look at that. Sour Patch Lids. Oh, no. Not her.
Starting point is 01:06:40 Yeah, that's a badge of honor. Oh, snap. Oh. Wait a second. Hold on. I just always feel like you should actually listen to both sides. I know, right? But the one side is becoming really just way too crazy.
Starting point is 01:06:50 You know why this is? Also, I no longer – oh, because you're trolling them. Yeah, that too. But also because I follow a bunch of journalists. That's pretty much why I'm on Twitter. Yeah, yeah. Exactly. I think it was actually the same.
Starting point is 01:06:59 Tim, that's good. So you look at me. You look at Ben Shapiro. You look at Elon Musk. You look at Michael Malice. You look at – even Jack Posobiec has got more left on his – than leftists. But it's obvious. This is the issue that's always been with the left.
Starting point is 01:07:14 I'm still disturbed that mine looked like Noam Chomsky was on Twitter. That was very upsetting. But this is why Blindspotter is great. Shout out to Ground News. We're not doing a spot spot for them. But this is the issue when it comes to pro-life. This is the issue when it comes to taxes. They literally have no idea what they're talking about.
Starting point is 01:07:32 And by the way, that is kind of actually proof to what I was saying where I was talking to Dave about this beforehand. And I've gotten a couple – I mean, your fans have been awesome, but I've had a couple of my old school fans be like, I'm leaving or I'm not going to support the Patreon just because I'm on the show. They haven't listened to me on the show. They haven't listened to what I said, but because I'm on the show, I'm giving credit to Tim, which therefore is somehow I'm like a Trump supporter. It's been very weird messages. And that is how a lot of them think, where it's the second you talk to someone on the right, you're automatically a grifter. You're automatically supporting everything they've ever said. And what I'm really enjoying about talking to more conservatives or people in the
Starting point is 01:08:21 middle or libertarians or liberals who are disenfranchised with the left, is I'm just educating myself, I feel like, for the first time ever. Because you saw my chart, where I wasn't being sarcastic when I was like, tell me pro-life stuff, because I don't know. I just learned about guns this year, only because I moved to Texas. But it was just, I just had my talk. You're given your talking points. These are the talking points. You just shout, whether it's you're a racist, whether it's you want kids to die if you're pro-gun you want women to die
Starting point is 01:08:48 if you're pro-life blah blah blah and then you just do those and you just try to shout as loud as you can and then you get retweets and then you go to bed sad and depressed and that's sounds great that was a sweet life yeah i just want to say real quick before we move on i think the case can be made that encouraging diversity of viewpoints like the right wing does much more than the left does and the right has to defend their views much more than the left does it's much more of an echo chamber on twitter for the left wing but i think that encouraging that diversity of thought is going to mean the literal difference between life or death as far as demographics go well we keep right wingers alive what i think this proves is that if you are a
Starting point is 01:09:21 balanced individual you are right wing and if you are in a cult, you are left-wing. I don't know. I fall center. Like, I had 62% center. I don't think you need to pick a side. But that's because you actually don't do a lot of news. It was like TimCast.com was the most...
Starting point is 01:09:35 I don't click on a lot of political mags. That's for sure. Look, my point is, all of these right-wing personalities, Ben Shapiro, his news is from a balanced perspective. That's wild. And they're like, he's far right.
Starting point is 01:09:46 Michael Malice, he's new right, and he's more, he consumes more left news than I do. Oh, absolutely. So, if you are someone who gets your news from a mixed batch, and you formed your opinions off of real information, you are considered right wing.
Starting point is 01:10:01 That's insane. The left are people who are in an echo chamber who have no idea what's happening in the world and the right is everyone else oh absolutely well i assure you too like we looked at crowders it's probably because when we look at our show all day we all watch cnn we all watch every bit of left-wing media because we have to look at our side against that so that's the only thing we consume all day is to see what their side is we don't watch any other news source than that so i'm sure by the time he jumps on twitter it's like all right well what's this this and this you know to kind of see where those certain talking points are for me like when i got into you was because somebody who had a viewpoint i had where i always
Starting point is 01:10:40 felt that i was i was left i was always raised in that kind of group, friends, whatever. I just thought the world was a certain way. I don't even know if I'd say right or whatever this is now. I just know that it's completely gone to a place where I have been pushed over to this side, in the business that I'm in, being a comedian, wanting what I want. We were talking about punk music.
Starting point is 01:11:01 It was like Johnny Rotten said. He never thought he'd live to see the day that the rights were the ones giving the middle finger to the establishment. Or Trey Parker said that the right is the new punk rock. It's just different now. It's shifted because it's gone so far the other way that anything you say is just completely unforgivable. And 95% of the internet outrage is for currency, not because they actually feel anything. I really believe that.
Starting point is 01:11:26 So I view that as the exception on the right and the rule on the left. Yeah. Yes. The right has a whole bunch of people who are genuinely saying, like, here are my thoughts. Yeah. And then the left has the majority of their prominent figures are, what do I have to say to rile people up? Right.
Starting point is 01:11:40 The right has those people, but... Yeah, they do. It's the exception, not the rule. And the left has some good people who make points they believe in, but they're not the most prominent. Dave, as a comic, was there like a transition or like a creep moment for you? Because we were talking about you were opening for Chappelle when Chappelle was doing stuff against George Bush and all this stuff. When did – did you just get the gig at Crowder's as a gig? And then it started happening or was there like a creep?
Starting point is 01:12:08 Well, I was at Anthony Cumia show who I always love from Opie Anthony. That's right. And I was there for years and I was already then. And I used to sub Mike Malice's show all the time because he would go on the road, do different shows and everything. And I just liked doing his show.
Starting point is 01:12:21 Cause I, I just turned it into just kind of like a weekend update, you know, dick jokes that Mike would appreciate and then make it as dark as humanly possible and uh i always like doing that but because i joined that network all of a sudden i had people angry at me because of something that anthony didn't actually say but was said that was said right a guy who was patrice o'neill's best friend and a show everybody wanted to be on who all of a sudden was an outcast. That's what I grew up on.
Starting point is 01:12:52 I grew up on all of the, you know, yeah, I was opening for Patrice who I went to found out about if it wasn't Opie and Anthony and all those guys. Yeah, and Anthony is one of my heroes. So now I'm sitting next to one of my heroes and you see this bitterness come out where all of a sudden it's like, well, that guy's racist. That guy's this. That guy's that. I can't believe Mike Malice is alt-right. It's like, no, you don't understand anything, and you just want to be enraged either by the fact that I'm doing something that you want to do or because somebody else has told you something that you want to believe.
Starting point is 01:13:13 But you weed out who your real friends are very, very fast. Oh, you're telling me, for sure. And I've learned that through even being on Crowder. Crowder and I clicked. His dad grew up in Detroit, kind of where I did, and we connected. That's how I met Stephen. And as a result of that, yeah, I've caught a lot of crap for it, but at the same time, I've gotten a lot of great fans from it and met a lot
Starting point is 01:13:31 of good people, and that's just part of this. I mean, that's just part of this game. With Jamie, it was actually a really interesting transformation. I remember we first met. He was protesting one of our events, and he threw a brick at me. Right, yeah. And then we brought him inside, and he was like, I will always be your rival and and enemy and then i hand him a check and he looked at the number and said i'm pro-life one yeah yeah yeah i actually wrote mega on the brick he got on
Starting point is 01:13:54 the phone he was told his girlfriend to keep the baby that was actually a joke we did on cast castle where jamie's like i'm not going to these right wing events and then was it carter yeah he's like oh that's a bummer they're taking a private plane i'm like you know what i got to bring everyone together yeah yeah i was throwing a milkshake at a gay asian reporter right did you get um did comedy clubs ever try to stop you or because you had a following from this new audience they didn't care and it was just more people on twitter um at first for a second they did and then uh like somewhere like well i don't then tickets were being sold and they were like i don't mind no big deal exactly everything's i'm i am loud with crowder as well yeah yeah it's it's all business and people have and i remember my buddy freddie's a black dude who runs uh
Starting point is 01:14:40 hartford connecticut not to say race but it is important to the story they were proud boys standing in line And I was like Oh I don't know If that's a good look And he goes Why they're not allowed to laugh And I was like Why do I say anything
Starting point is 01:14:50 It's just Because it's all a business When you break it Into the actual reality Of a situation So what I'm really interested In doing is We've got
Starting point is 01:14:57 We've got TimCast skateboards That we just We just designed We've got Step on snack and find out It's like Just like the t-shirt Yeah
Starting point is 01:15:04 And then we have some Some stock Just like It says like tim cast it's like i've sent them to skate shops because i mentioned this before if you have skate shop and you want some free boards we're gonna send you free boards and you can sell them for whatever you want uh skate shops mind you and uh i want to put on contests and so i've had a conversation with some people about contests and like oh man you know people might be worried about the politics. And I'll be like, we'll do a massive cash prize. We obviously can't rival some of the biggest cash prizes, but we'll get a couple grand up there. So it's like it will be a contest.
Starting point is 01:15:35 People are like, oh, it's a couple grand for a day's work or more. And I was told, yeah, but some people might just be like, it's not worth it because you're going to make maybe $40,000 in contests this year. And you do that one for $5,000, like $10,000 first place. Uh-oh. Now all these people who might pretend to have political convictions might be like, hmm. Oh, and by the way, can I tell you – Order of my yearly income in one day. Come on down to the skate contest.
Starting point is 01:16:02 We're not going to do anything crazy. We're not going to be political. We're going to have a regular old skate contest. But we're going to do a good cash prize, big event, bring out the families, get everybody invited. And we'll see who really is going to put their money where their mouth is. Well, and also the frustrating thing for what I try to tell people, the ones who are bailing on me for being on this show, is I've already had – I've been on the show, what, this is my fourth time in a couple weeks. I've already had fans come to my show who discovered me on here, who didn't know about me or discovered me on here. And what the left doesn't understand is now I have a room full of liberals
Starting point is 01:16:38 and conservatives. And some stuff I say makes fun of liberals and some stuff I say makes fun of conservatives and a lot of stuff I say makes fun of me. And we're all laughing together. That is what you should want. You should want conservatives to hear my view. You should want liberals to hear my view. When we do just stay in this echo chamber just to feel good about ourself, you're actually not convincing anyone. That's why there's so much infighting on the left because they have no one else to argue with because they don't even talk to conservatives or moderates so then they just like eat their own resistance it's
Starting point is 01:17:10 a natural part of of existence and we need resistance to survive if a tree doesn't have wind resistance it falls over and dies yep it makes it stronger we need that yeah and part of comedy should be it should feel a little icky at times like you want to feel a little evil and fun like if everything you say is supposed to be offensive or it's never offensive why is it why go to comedy right it's supposed to feel a little bit too much yeah and why would you go to something that triggers you right like why it's supposed to here's the deal like here's the deal. Fat. Look fat. With these comedy things, you've got these millennials who are fluffy, pink, and uncalloused, right? Squishy. Squishy and frail.
Starting point is 01:17:54 Their parents took care of all the problems for them. They grew up in the epitome of luxury. So they've never actually been struck for any reason. At all. No one should be, but it kind of happens for a lot of people. It should be. Yeah. I know what you mean. No one should be, but it kind of happens for a lot of people. I know what you mean. I've tweeted that. Everyone should work retail, get punched in the face, and one more
Starting point is 01:18:12 thing. I don't know. Sometimes that can all happen in a day working retail. Here's my point. These people are soft. So when you say a mean word to them, it's the most pain they've ever felt. So to them, it's like, you have caused me the most pain I've ever experienced. Growing up in the city, you get into fights.
Starting point is 01:18:29 I don't care if someone says naughty words to me. But what happens then is they go to a comedy show. The most comedy they've heard is probably like Teen Titans Go or Fairly Oddparents or Powerpuff Girls. Yes. So they're watching these doofy little cartoons where the joke is that someone spilled milk and then cried and it's like you're crying over spilled milk oh it's so funny then you go to a comedian and he says he calls you an instant he calls you a slur and you're like
Starting point is 01:18:53 and it's like he punched you in the gut it's the worst pain you've ever experienced they lose their minds well i finally started reading uh coddling the coddling of the american mind and you know some of these college protests when they were protesting Milo or protesting Ben Shapiro, they were literally saying, we have to use violence because their words are violence against me. And it's like, they're not violence, though. Yeah, that concerns me. You could break someone's eardrums with a loud enough noise.
Starting point is 01:19:19 In that instance, volume amplification can be construed as violence. But the definitions of the words are not violence. Of course, Marilyn, or not Marilyn Manson, what's his name? Charles Manson. Sorry, Marilyn. Yes. I wouldn't apologize to Marilyn. He's got a whole bunch of things.
Starting point is 01:19:34 Oh, yeah. He's going through some something right now. You can incite violence with words, but the words are not violence. Violence happens as a result of the incitement of the usage of the peaceful form of communication. Yes. Absolutely. Comedy is just fun when it's edgy, man. I mean, the stuff we grew up on.
Starting point is 01:19:50 You're supposed to have an edge. That's the point. Your edge may not even be dirty, though. I mean, that's the thing. Stephen Wright has an edge. It's not a dirty edge, but it's an edge. I mean, there's an edge to everything. Some edges are sharp.
Starting point is 01:20:02 Some are blunt. Yeah. You can do really good,olesome comedy absolutely but it's not i'm just kidding oh no but talking about poop like you got to be able to talk about the dirty stuff too you have to i really george carlin had like the hippie to be weatherman yeah you know what i mean it was it was non-offensive it poked nobody. It was not edgy at all. It was a good bit. It was just an impersonation of a silly weatherman. And it was him sort of evolving from that two-man group that he was in and getting into this new hippie phase.
Starting point is 01:20:36 Oh, yeah. And then all of a sudden he stopped telling jokes and started just railing on the federal government. Yeah, railing. That's awesome. And then getting arrested with Lenny Bruce. Yeah, always. Literally with him. Literally. Tim, I'm glad you brought up Carlin too because it's been so interesting on Twitter in different
Starting point is 01:20:50 times in the last couple of years seeing the right use Carlin to hold up their point or then seeing the left use Carlin to hold up their point. And it's like, that's how you know he was good. That's how you know he was good. He was just speaking his honest thoughts. And if the right can grab onto it because it's something he said about free speech, cool. If the left can grab onto it because it's something he said about environmentalism or abortion, cool. He wasn't trying to pander to either side.
Starting point is 01:21:16 He was just being him. Look at Dave Chappelle. They just put up that thing on Netflix where he gave a speech at his alma mater. And I didn't watch the whole thing. I watched just a few minutes of it. But it's a little bit of what he says. He's like, you just got to be the kind of person who's strong and knows yourself.
Starting point is 01:21:32 You can't let these people get mad at you or whatever. And for a long time he did. He lived leaving the thing that he loved and had to deal with that and then come back and then deal with it 10 times more than he had to deal with it before. Before it was because people almost loved him too much and he couldn't stand going to the grocery store being hounded being attacked you know and now it's the opposite you know i don't understand is is that if
Starting point is 01:21:54 you're if you if you would do something you love yeah and then people try to cancel you and say oh this is a bad thing like comedy is the the perfect example i don't understand how someone could stop you know what i mean? Like, I enjoy skateboarding. Yeah. Imagine a bunch of people started protesting saying like,
Starting point is 01:22:09 you're destroying the trees, you're promoting a destructive lifestyle. I'd be like, okay, well, that sucks your piss, but I like doing it.
Starting point is 01:22:15 I'm going to keep doing it. I did always wonder why you skateboard while spraying aerosol cans in the air. Just two of them. Unloading them. Lighting forest fires.
Starting point is 01:22:23 Motivation for me. You know? It's because I don't like winter alright I'm doing my part speaking of forestry but I just can't I'm tired of snowmen
Starting point is 01:22:32 that's a great point I can't imagine being a comedian being like I love telling these jokes oh I just thought it was something that was really screwed up
Starting point is 01:22:38 that happened to me that's really funny and then people are like you're a racist like I better not tell anybody ever again why if you love doing it
Starting point is 01:22:44 like tell your jokes, you know? We're all going to be dead one day. I mean, that's the reality. So just do it. Yeah. I mean, that's, I mean, I realize that's bleak. No. But I mean, you might as well do what you love.
Starting point is 01:22:54 It's funny you're saying that, but then, like, you know, in 10 years, they discover immortality, and then, like, you have to know. They're going to be defaking. They'll be defaking your face with making you say things that you never said as a form of, I don't know, comedic damnation. I don't know what it's for. Plus, now that we all know if there's a nuke, you just have to go inside and we'll be fine. I think we're fine.
Starting point is 01:23:12 That's true. We're going to live forever. Have you heard these AI songs? No. They've taken songs and then they've asked AI or machine learning algorithms to make the song longer. Oh, they've been making music with no soul for years. This is crazy. You're talking about boy bands.
Starting point is 01:23:29 They take a song and they say, add two more verses and then the AI will create. And it's like you can hear the person singing, but it's gibberish. I was listening. It's not horrible. It's just weird. Imagine they do this for comedians. They take all the comedy you've ever done, load it up into a machine learning algorithm or AI, and then say, make jokes.
Starting point is 01:23:51 Better yet, you know how Facebook is – apparently they're going to make dead – they're going to make like AI ghosts? Imagine they take your Facebook profile along with your comedy and then create a you facsimile and then have it write comedy. It's going to... I was thinking it was Duncan Trussell on Rogan. They were talking about it. It might have been Duncan talking about this AI image generator now
Starting point is 01:24:11 where you can be like, show me Joe Rogan flying on a Pegasus in the style of Da Vinci. After you're saying that, I can confirm it was Duncan. It will, yeah, and it will write it.
Starting point is 01:24:20 It will draw it up and they're saying, in the future, it's going to be porn. It's going to be, you're going to be like, show me Joe Rogan getting railed by three guys. And it's going to show you that in animated.
Starting point is 01:24:30 It's going to create animations of what you say. So it'll be like, tell me, Dave Landau telling jokes about cats with Dave Timpool's accent. I can do that right now. That's what I'm talking about, dude. It is coming. Doll E. So there's the Doll E menu that everyone means. That's a good word to end it with. That's what it's talking about dude it is coming doll e is so so there's the doll e mini that everyone means it's a good word to end it with that's what it's called i'm good buttons
Starting point is 01:24:49 doll e mini uh everyone memed it because you'd go in and someone wrote like uh brian stalter as a potato and then it creates weird images that kind of it's just him uh but there's a thing the actual doll e system is private but it creates detailed really so that the the example they give is like
Starting point is 01:25:10 draw me a cowboy an astronaut riding a horse in the desert in colored pencil and then it generates that image
Starting point is 01:25:18 next will be animation then it's going to be even video games it'll be like play me a game like slay the spire with the art form of Fallout 4 in the game. I'll be creative in front of you.
Starting point is 01:25:28 10 years. Oh, yeah. We could already do, there's already websites that can make AI songs for you. You go in and you say, I want a song in this theme and this tempo with these kind of instruments and then it will generate and give you like 10 different versions.
Starting point is 01:25:40 Really? Yep. Bro, after hearing all this stuff. Ruining life. Yeah, I'm like a week living in West Virginia and I'm about to buy an ax and a shotgun and just move into the woods. Like I'm done hearing all this stuff. I'm ruining life. Yeah, I'm like a week living in West Virginia and I'm about to buy an axe and a shotgun and just move into the woods. Like, I'm done with all this stuff. You're like halfway there. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:25:51 You're just in a manifesto and a good mailing system. So they've done these studies and found that people's self-reported happiness increases when they get out of cities. Of course. Of course. Can I just tell you every day when I come up to the studio, there are wild raspberries everywhere.
Starting point is 01:26:11 There's just hundreds of them. Guys, I don't want to blow up Tim for you to realize that he's actually a really great guy. But every time I meet Tim in the driveway, he gets so excited to give me fresh raspberries. And it's the most wholesome thing i've ever seen jamie come here to the brush like under the trees literally what are you doing i'm like this way this way yes i swear i swear to god that is not far from what happened and the last time it happened little bunnies were actually going by it's true and i was like if only people knew this
Starting point is 01:26:41 is real tim pool it just rolls up to you like Wonka. This is legit. Yes. Jamie's laughing because he's a city folk. Yes. He doesn't understand. Bro, up on the mountain. I was so scared to eat up. You're walking down the street and there's bunnies.
Starting point is 01:26:54 The bunnies don't run from you when you walk past them. Nope. When you're driving, they might. They watch you. Of course. But they just stand there. Yep. And then we saw one bunny today and his ears went down and his eyes got all big and he
Starting point is 01:27:02 just looked at me and I walked over. I started pulling these berries. It's like candy is everywhere. And then the the best part the best best part up in the mountain is when there's just chickens everywhere yeah because people have chickens they just let them go yeah and then like the chickens like walk around like looking at you and you know i i'm doing i used to joke to friends so i spent covid i i realized yesterday that where i have lived you know when say, oh, you get more conservative as you get older. I'm like, that's not true. And then I looked at where I lived and it went Park Slope, L.A., Arizona, Texas, West Virginia.
Starting point is 01:27:35 Oh, it's true. It's 100% true. And I will say over COVID, you know, I was still more liberal than I am now. I would kind of joke around like, oh, I kind of like being a liberal, but in a conservative state where I get freedom. And now I'm more, I will call myself a bleeding heart centrist. But if I didn't live in Arizona and Texas, it was the first year I was ever single. I've dealt with depression really bad my whole life. I had a blast because I could actually
Starting point is 01:28:05 go outside and people weren't looking at me weird if I wasn't wearing a mask outside and when I got to Texas I could do jiu-jitsu again and everybody was fine and we were still trying to take care of each other and if someone got but it was fine we were doing jiu-jitsu every day when New York and LA were still horribly locked down like I don't think depression wise if I was still in LA I'd like there's part of me that I don't think if I would have made it. Being in nature, being in a more free state, it was the first time that I was like, okay, yeah, maybe the East Coast liberal, left Coast liberal thing. Well, yeah, there's not a lot of OnlyFans accounts with the background as bunnies and
Starting point is 01:28:38 raspberries. Oh, yeah. That's for the AI to draw. I look out my window. Yeah. The style of Blue Ridge Mountains. Yeah. How can you not be happy?
Starting point is 01:28:45 I walk outside. Yo, the field, bees everywhere. Yeah. Like bumblebees. I had a dream about the non-stingy ones. The non-stingy ones. Yeah. And they're chilling.
Starting point is 01:28:55 You could walk through the field and they just float around. It's like birds. And then the birds are singing. We've got wild black raspberry. Yeah. We've got wild blackberry. The wine berries are dominant. They're illegal in New York, actually.
Starting point is 01:29:07 Really? Even possession, I think. Yeah, possession of wine. They're called wine raspberries. That's why they were doing stop and frisk. They're illegal in New York and Connecticut. That's how insane these cities have become. That's insane, dude.
Starting point is 01:29:19 The reason they're illegal is because they're considered invasive, and they dominate and take over and kill off other raspberries, blackberries. I got to say, though, wild black raspberry tastes the best. Yeah. And there's a lot less of them because they get destroyed by the wineberry. Yeah. We took a bike ride up to Sharpsburg, which is just a little bit north of Harpers Ferry on the Maryland side.
Starting point is 01:29:39 Got some wings and some ice cream. On the way there, it's just wild raspberry as far as the eye can see. The interesting thing was I saw a plant. You can see they're very thorny. And then I noticed they'd all been picked. There are like hikers and people who travel with backpacks who just walk the Appalachian Trail and they eat the wild berries. You know, man, you get out of the city, life just becomes so much more magical and fun. It is.
Starting point is 01:30:01 Yes. It really is. It was a thing. Did you guys grow up in or out of a city oh mulberries too we grew up i grew up in uh i was born in detroit but we grew up in a suburb called gross point woods on the border of harper woods which is like 8 mile and 94 in detroit so i grew up in like the lower middle class middle class part of uh like a wealthy city and then like the poorest east side at the time the the worst city in america which was the east side of detroit so it was like we
Starting point is 01:30:30 were that we were like right on the line so it was a really interesting place to grow up because i knew kids that had everything and i knew kids that had nothing and it was a really really kind of a literal yeah really a cool yeah i was in new Jersey. I was in between Princeton, very wealthy, and Trenton. So kind of the same deal. Huge difference. Yeah, there's almost, there's really a line called Mack Avenue. And at the time in Detroit, that was like, Time Magazine even did an article on it for the difference in income was so insane.
Starting point is 01:30:59 Because you're talking about like a million dollars a year and then like nothing. We had, I was in like Northeast Ohioio so we'd had farm town like relatives and i was it was so boring as a kid like oh we're going out to the farm yuck where's my where's my nintendo northeast ohio near akron oh yeah for sure i did i do the funny stop a lot but it's uh right in uh cuyahoga falls hell yeah i was just there yesterday oh yeah right on c-town yeah um and but so it wasn't until my adult life that i've learned this appreciation for nature and maybe this is part of like as you get older you appreciate conservatism i i was obsessed with video games and technology as a kid now like man just watching the horizon we were on a boat a couple weeks ago and my friend's
Starting point is 01:31:39 son was like hey look at this video of trans or show me a trailer i was like you know when i'm outside i kind of want to enjoy the horizon it's another kind of experience yeah every every post in the in the bay had an osprey on it it was so cool just chilling we gotta do that more yeah i was out with my we were out with my son um even last weekend over the fourth of july we had no internet and cell phone service we realized and which was frustrating for the first couple hours. Yeah. And then for four days, it was the greatest day. I realized, why am I so happy?
Starting point is 01:32:10 Yeah, dude. I feel cheery and not angry. Yeah. This is nice. And I realized, oh, I haven't looked at my phone obsessively at all. This is why I feel okay. Yes. There's no news about fishing with my son.
Starting point is 01:32:23 Every time I leave my phone at home, there's five minutes oh no followed by just i'm free it's just complete bliss i just bought an emf frequency blocking uh fanny pack for myself so i'm gonna put my cell phone in there it's gonna block the radiation hopefully i won't be getting bombarded by it and you might be able to have it with you without having to feel the effects yeah well you'll put your phone in it and it'll stop receiving or sending signals. So you just like cut yourself off. Yeah. Get off the grid, man.
Starting point is 01:32:49 It's nice. That's why when I was driving here, I was like, this is spectacular. Yeah, well, and not only... Because you can go from like a city-ish, at least cities kind of, you know, into... You're like, wow, look at this. This is beautiful. There's a deer. It's right up in my car.
Starting point is 01:33:03 It is true. Like when you're driving up, there's a bunch of rabbits and deer. Yeah, I saw several. beautiful. There's a deer. He's right up in my car. It is true. Like when you're driving up, there's a bunch of rabbits and deer. Yeah, I saw several. They mostly just do their thing. So I have an electric motorcycle that I go to and from for coming in from the studio.
Starting point is 01:33:14 The deer don't care. No. They just sit there and they stare at you. When we were letting off fireworks on the 4th, the deer were just watching. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:33:20 And I was like, they weren't scared at all. They were just chilling. I mean, they were chanting build a wall, which was a little unsettling we gotta get a super chance but the best thing was we have uh cocktown now we have chicken city and we have cocktown because all the roosters we can't have all the roosters in one place which is unfortunate because they sing do you hear them in succession they were harmonizing out there it's really funny
Starting point is 01:33:42 so yeah so roosters can live together if there's no girls around. So all the boys – I feel that, bro. Right. We brought all the boys to – I'm sorry. To Freedomistan, and they have their own little area. Now it's got an electric fence around it.
Starting point is 01:33:54 It's got a coop around it. We showed up, and there was this, I guess, teenager deer. It was like a dude deer, and he was just staring at the roosters, watching them. We walked up, and he was just in the coop area like in our yard surrounded by all the fences and everything and he was just like what's this guy doing and he just looks at us and he looks back at the roosters like whoa he's just like really excited to be a deer you know it was just cool i just want to say one more thing the nature stuff that's huge i mean i remember being in la once and putting my phone down i was just walking to-Jitsu in Pasadena and looking up and seeing mountains and realizing
Starting point is 01:34:27 that I literally had not noticed mountains on my walk to Jiu-Jitsu because I'm just always looking at my phone. And you will feel like you are on drugs, which if you're a kid listening, drugs are bad. The other thing I want to say, though, is back to what we were talking about with the comedy clubs is when you also get off your phone and get off Twitter, you realize that we are not as horrible as Twitter would make you feel. And there are good people out there on both sides. Last thought before Super Chats.
Starting point is 01:34:50 There was a power outage in LA. I think it was in the early 90s. And people inundated the police with phone calls of a mysterious thing in the sky. It was the Milky Way. They had never seen it because of light pollution. It's a story that I read about LA.A.
Starting point is 01:35:05 Can we see it out here? You can on some night. I don't know about the Milky Way itself. I see a lot of star clusters out there. Then they made fire in the sky. We've got to go to Super Chats. I'm going to read this one right away because we just got it from Mr. Meeseeks.
Starting point is 01:35:19 Tim, my son was just born and I wanted to use this chat to tell my wife she's going to be a great mother. If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button? My son was just born, and I wanted to use this chat to tell my wife she's going to be a great mother. Nice job. All right. If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that Like button, subscribe to this channel, and head over to TimCast.com. At 11 p.m., we are going to be publishing, just about then, a members-only version of this show, the TimCast IRL After Hours, which is not for kids. It is not family-friendly.
Starting point is 01:35:42 It is uncensored. And I can only imagine it'll probably be fun. It'll be really funny. Dave's been taking notes and just holding it up. But I think we'll have fun. Alright. Oh, we have another super chat about babies. Spencer Jones
Starting point is 01:35:57 says, shed to my wife, Nicole, who just gave birth to my healthy twin daughter and son. Need some Step-On snack onesies for them. We have those, right? Yes. That would be a real bummer if they were writing to the same girl and they didn't know.
Starting point is 01:36:09 We have Step On's Neck onesies. I believe we do, yeah. That is funny. Congratulations. Raymond G. Maga. Raymond G. Maga Stanley Jr. says, Ahoy, Dave. It was a blast having you on IRL.
Starting point is 01:36:19 Awesome. Ahoy to you. Ahoy. All right. Hank the Hokage Hill, that would be hilarious, says, Tim, there is no way that iCloud story isn't being suppressed by corporate media. I Googled yesterday and found one story. Ron Donald 2024.
Starting point is 01:36:34 Yeah, isn't it? Whenever you try and search for one of these stories, it says, it seems like these results are changing a whole lot. I saw that today. I saw someone screenshot it. That's crazy, man. I was looking it up, and that's what it said. I'm like, this.
Starting point is 01:36:45 Oh, maybe it was you. Yeah. No, I didn't tell you about it. I was doing my research, and the same thing happened. Jeez. We have confirmation that our current Teespring does not offer onesies, but you can get children's t-shirts there. We don't have onesies?
Starting point is 01:36:57 I thought we did. Not through Teespring, anyway. Right off the kid making them. Yeah. Bootless Regent says, Dave, thanks for coming to Lapeer. I was too drunk to thank you properly at the time. Oh, yeah., Dave, thanks for coming to Lapeer. I was too drunk to thank you properly at the time.
Starting point is 01:37:07 Oh, yeah, my pleasure. Thanks for coming to the show. Where's Lapeer? It's in Michigan, kind of just a little bit outside Detroit, and people were good and hammered
Starting point is 01:37:16 because I decided to just do a local bar. It was fun, though. Two-pack shows which is full of fun people. Has it gotten better after COVID? I mean, I would imagine the answer is yes,
Starting point is 01:37:23 but how much better is it since the restrictions have been lifted? It's nice there, especially because they were very, very bad. A lot of people lost businesses and livelihoods because Whitmer, the governor there, is just ruthless. So to watch everything kind of turn around
Starting point is 01:37:37 is very nice. So it's way, way better there now. Stefan Buksev says, Hey, Tim, give Eric July a shout-out. His Ripaverse launch was today. He's already over 790,000 in sales and still rolling. Whoa. What is that?
Starting point is 01:37:52 Yeah, what is Ripaverse? I keep hearing about it. Oh, wow. That's cool. I think he was wondering if he could sell 10,000 copies, and people are like, yeah, hold my beer. I got you. That's super cool.
Starting point is 01:38:01 That's awesome. Paulo says, Tim, when are you going to upload an edited skate video part would love to see one and it's never really my thing you know i've always filmed some clips throughout my life but never really to make anything too crazy there's a bunch of old videos of me on youtube from like 2004 and 2005 skateboarding but um i don't know maybe you know what we're we're planning a, which is going to be skateboarding. It's going to be probably its own website at Freedomistan.
Starting point is 01:38:27 Yeah. But the supply chain crunch is making it impossible to build stuff. So I think I've got a call with this big company for skate park construction because we want to do contests. So the way contests will work is we'll do a contest with a bunch of ramps we build. Then when the contest is over, we either leave the ramp there as a permanent skate park for the city as like a gift or we pick them up, semi-dismantle them
Starting point is 01:38:49 and load them back and bring them to our place to use. So I think we might actually end up building skate parks for local communities. That's awesome. Good for you. Dude, that's awesome.
Starting point is 01:38:57 You find an area with some good ground and then you might spend like $50,000, build a small little park, do a small little contest and then the community gets to keep the skate park. Oh, that's awesome. Yeah, it's
Starting point is 01:39:08 difficult because it can get really, really expensive. So $50,000 would make a really great indoor park, but if you're doing outdoor materials, it gets more and more expensive. You'll need steel or something like that. All right. I mean, in 90s movies, they just skated through malls. Yeah. That's awesome. There's an abandoned mall
Starting point is 01:39:24 out here. or just smoke weed and be the crap out of people that's it gleaming the cube man i don't know what gleaming the cube means i think it's a movie it's a movie and i don't know what the phrase means i knew mr me seeks gleaming the cube it was a skateboarding movie oh 1989 christian slater oh i don't don't think Gleaming the Cube is an actual science show from skateboarding. It's not Pump Up the Volume. What is it, though? Oh, man. Gleaming the Cube itself.
Starting point is 01:39:53 Is that the name of the movie? Gleaming the Cube. It's got Christian Slater, Stephen Bauer, Richard Hurd, star. Man, I haven't seen that in years. There was some. Probably since 1989, roughly. I thought it was sci-fi. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:40:04 By the name. My drunk uncle says it's MAGA month. It's MAGA month. Oh, yeah, it is. Oh, okay. Oh, I still haven't had the hot dogs because I just got back today. Oh, we still have a whole bunch, right? Very excited.
Starting point is 01:40:17 I have not checked. I didn't have any of them this time around yet. Yeah, but not upstairs. We'll do it together again. Yeah, we'll have to see. We're going on the weekends. It's like 4th of July forever. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:40:26 Until the end of the month. The best. MAGA month. All right. What do we got here? Some super chats. John Einerson says, Miss the Hawk Dave,
Starting point is 01:40:37 will you ever come to Florida? Also, Tim, did you ever play Mass Effect, one of the best RPG trilogies in my opinion? I didn't. I might grow the Hawkk back one day.
Starting point is 01:40:46 I don't know. It depends. A mustache and a hawk might be too much, but I might do it. I might. Florida. Yeah. And I'll be in Florida. I'll be in Florida at Tampa Improv and Port Charlotte at Vasani's later on this year.
Starting point is 01:40:58 So check it out. They're on my website, DaveLando.com. Tampa Improv, also a great room. Yes, it is. It's really fun. It's really fun. I just like Florida. Yeah. Tampa Improv, also a great room. Yes, it is. It's really fun. It's really fun. I just like Florida. Yeah. Because it's weird.
Starting point is 01:41:08 Tampa's weird, but I can't figure out... Yeah, there's like a sex club. Sorry, kids are watching. A ladies of the night club. There's a trafficking club. That's not better. I was trying to say the right word.
Starting point is 01:41:22 Kyle Miller. Kyle Miller says, how much for a live reaction of all the hunter leaks in the after show oh boy i mean i'd do it i'd take one for the team oh no all i need is you to follow me on twitter i'm cheap special episode i do it we like mystery science theater yes let's do it yeah that's the other thing too we've got a bunch of uh just as an aside. I'm busting out the pappy if we do it. We're planning a show that will be, you guys remember Crossfire? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:41:52 I want to do something like that, but I don't want to be so adversarial. I want to be like smarter and more chill. Yeah. So we're planning that probably as like a Sunday show as a Tim Guest exclusive on the website. And the idea would be, I would love to get a trans athlete to talk with a prominent sexologist or something. Or a female athlete who opposes that. The obvious one that we were talking about.
Starting point is 01:42:13 What if we actually had that conversation? So the goal is to try and do that. It's very difficult because, as always, it's harder to get the left personalities to come on shows. I know. I doubt they would. I don't know. I mean, comics...
Starting point is 01:42:25 I think that's awesome, though. I think you should do it. Yeah. Or maybe just have a comic. Well, comics would be great. Explain their size. That would be good. Well, because I mean,
Starting point is 01:42:31 there's like a... You and a comedian. There's a lot of comics. Well, you remember when... That's actually a good idea. I mean, I would do it. I'd be like, you want to do a lap?
Starting point is 01:42:38 It'll just be her winning, I guess, and me with a ball hanging out of a bathing suit coughing up blood because I'm not good at sports. The idea would be bring on anyone,
Starting point is 01:42:50 be it left or right, and then have a comedian just attack them relentlessly. No matter what they're doing or saying. Just from a lifeguard stand above it. You agreed with me. You're like, nah. Nah. Oh, we can call the show Gaslighting Men.
Starting point is 01:43:05 Yeah, you have a whistle and it's a little bit of sunscreen on your nose. We have a whole bunch of super chats just saying ahoy, ahoy, and ahoy, ahoy. And ahoy, ahoy, ahoy, ahoy. I love it. All right. Seriously, JK says, Tim, our community is being attacked and our savings
Starting point is 01:43:23 are being stolen by Wall Street hedge funds. We need help stopping hedge fund shorters from bankrupting 535,000 community members of Celsius Network. See sell short squeeze on Twitter, please. I'm not familiar with that. Do you guys know anything about that stuff? The Celsius Network is like a network. I don't want to misrepresent the network, but a lot of what these crypto companies are doing is people will give them their crypto and then they'll use that as collateral to take out a loan from somewhere else. Then they'll give that money to some other
Starting point is 01:43:47 crypto network that uses that as collateral. It's Ponzi scheming again. It's the same fractional reserve crap. They're getting what they deserve, I think. No offense. I support the crypto community, but if you play that game, you're going to get destroyed. That's what happened at the Great Depression. You see it now. You're not really self-investing either
Starting point is 01:44:04 by yourself through Coinbase or a certain exchange. You're not at the Great Depression. You see it now. Yeah. You're not really self-investing either by yourself like through a – like Coinbase or a certain exchange. You're trusting somebody else with your assets that's unregulated. All right. That guy says, Ian, thank you for constantly reminding everyone of the Afghanistan surrender. It's easily lost among the multitude of scandals. FYI, the bomber that killed 13 of my brothers was a Bagram-freed prisoner, FJB. Wow. Thank you so much.
Starting point is 01:44:24 Thank you for bringing it up. It's nice to FJB. Wow. Thank you so much. Thank you for bringing it up. It's nice to hear someone else mention it. Thank you so much. Eric case is my red pill moment was when Colbert made fun of Eric Trump, who, who was kid who had done or said nothing political. The fact that they will not touch Hunter Biden other than to cover for him is sick.
Starting point is 01:44:40 Yep. I would say a good moment too, is when he had the dancing syringes on his show, the vaccine needles. That was like the moment where I realized Late Night was dead and I never wanted to be on it. It's crazy, isn't it? It was really the most disturbing thing I had ever seen on Late Night. I mean, again, when we came up, all you wanted was a Letterman set, a set on Conan. And, I mean, Letterman was just, like, gritty back in the day.
Starting point is 01:45:05 Oh, he was a god yeah and Conan was weird and even like I wasn't a fan of Leno but apparently his hit Leno's stand he was very prolific he was good at what he did
Starting point is 01:45:12 yeah yeah yeah and now it's just become like yeah I would say no I wouldn't want it was just Pfizer I'd like to yeah political talk shows
Starting point is 01:45:21 yeah I'd like to give an honorable mention to Brian Linden for his troll attempt, because it's really good. Okay. He says, why are we talking about Nancy Pelosi on the beach when she's using an obscure congressional rule to push through her agenda without a vote? Just Google Nancy Pelosi Rule 34 to find out more. Don't Google that. Don't do that.
Starting point is 01:45:42 Nancy Pelosi. Is this the new Lemon Party? Do you know what Rule 34 means? No. If it exists, there's porn of it. I'm not going to hit enter. Don't do it, Ian. You type in anything with an N.
Starting point is 01:45:54 Oh, man. I'm going to do it. Yeah, I did it. Honorable mention, Ian. I'm using the Brave browser. I did it. They have my best intentions. Oh, my gosh.
Starting point is 01:46:05 All right. CVA Buck says, Nuke worker here. After the blast, 15 minutes until Fallout starts. 24 hours is worst exposure. Time, distance, shielding, inside, seal windows,
Starting point is 01:46:17 basements, mid floors, best distance, shielding from roof, ground where Fallout settles. Wow. Interesting. Crazy, man. So get in a building?
Starting point is 01:46:29 Yes. Celia, what does V Gorilla says Russian Sarmat 2 makes the Titan 2 look like a firecracker. Plus it's second generation hypersonic with MIRVs. There is no defense against it. One Sarmat 2 can take out france amazing that was a man thomas n says look up the satan 2 nuclear merv yo just the name alone i was like yeah that doesn't sound chill at all yeah it's the second one is an awful name yes it is poor merv poor merv Merv. Is Merv short for something? Multi-Mervin? Oh, the name.
Starting point is 01:47:06 Yeah, Mervin. Merv. No, I'm half. No idea. Mini Strange Quark says, I was a maintainer in the USAF Titan II ICBMs around Wichita, Kansas. Most people have zero idea of what a nuclear war will do.
Starting point is 01:47:18 The closest movie I can recommend is The Day After 1982. It's not bad enough, though. Great show. Appreciate it. I can't... Yeah, I would imagine most people do not know enough, though. Great show. Appreciate it. I can't... Yeah, I would imagine most people do not know.
Starting point is 01:47:28 Yeah. They are dead. Yeah. I'll say it. I think the only time it's ever actually been used in war is World War II, and those were very small.
Starting point is 01:47:36 They don't even count as far as I can tell. 15 kilotons or whatever? Yeah. Nothing. And they worked. Raz Grizz says, ICBM is faster, but we know all the launch spots and have satellites whose entire mission is to detect it.
Starting point is 01:47:50 Hypersonics take longer, but extremely hard to detect and even harder to intercept. And they can turn on a dime, like turn 90. They can be headed towards one city and then turn and go towards another one. The future is really dangerous. Yeah, that's what I heard last night from one of these guys. I don't remember. I listened to a lot of podcasts last weekend. All right, let's see.
Starting point is 01:48:09 Sam M says, I leave for 10 minutes and now they've nuked New York. They keep telling people, you know, or we keep saying get out of cities. They certainly don't want people living in cities. And now they're like, oh, there could be a nuclear strike. It seems like they really don't want you there. Yeah. You know, especially when that's the PSA that they're making.
Starting point is 01:48:27 Hi. Yeah, come skateboard and eat blackberries with us. Now, sure, but I will mention, as much as you want to avoid
Starting point is 01:48:33 all that fallout, there is the possibility that if you get too much fallout, you'll turn into a ghoul. Now, ghouls are disfigured, but they are immortal.
Starting point is 01:48:41 Oh, that's true. And special treatment. Yeah. Free college. Free's true. And special treatment. Pre-college. Pre-college. Got a good thing. It's a Fallout reference for those who are not familiar.
Starting point is 01:48:51 They're probably like, what are you talking about? I love the Fallout series, man. It's so good. Oh, yeah. All right. Jason Lindholm says, a MIRV has multiple warheads.
Starting point is 01:48:59 Like, one warhead could hit all five boroughs at once, plus any military industrial targets at the same time. Watch first strike the old doc on the Cold War strategy. Yow.
Starting point is 01:49:08 Crazy. The Chronicles of Chris says, didn't Russia help rebuild buildings that America bombed in Afghanistan? Possibly. Don't know. Oh, here we go. Chase understands. Chase Borges says,
Starting point is 01:49:22 the nuclear warning is in case one of Pelosi's swimsuit top strips falls and one of those ICB milkers falls out. Chase, Chase, Chase. Inappropriate. Those could take out at least Brooklyn. Get inside. Get inside.
Starting point is 01:49:40 Oh, man. That was awful. Okay. Now there's a whole bunch of Nancy Pelosi super chats. It's like the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man when he cooks. Oh, man. All right. Carlos Caballero says, Hi, Tim and crew.
Starting point is 01:49:57 Unfortunately, I've been really struggling to pay for my dog, Bon Bon. He's very sick and have given everything I have for him. Any help would greatly appreciate at Bon Bon's Medical Expenses GoFundMe. Let me write that down. Bon Bon. He's very sick and have given everything I have for him. Any help would greatly appreciate at Bon Bon's Medical Expenses GoFundMe. Let me write that down. Bon Bon. Hang in there, dude. I lost a cat over COVID and I still think about him. My iPhone memories are like, hey, you remember your ex and dead cat all medical expenses um and so it's really hard and like um i mean people are pretty cool about it now but i mean it you know there are some ghouls who don't like animals who will just be like oh it's just a pet or what i hate those people dude it it's so hard so hang in there too like i know you're trying to take care of your
Starting point is 01:50:44 guy but make sure you're taking to take care of your guy, but make sure you're taking care of yourself, too. True, true. Paul Sikora says, when can I get a Dave Landau stand-up special on TimCast.com? I mean, he's like Monday through Thursday on Crowder. Yeah. Are you on specials?
Starting point is 01:50:59 We shot one in Dallas, but I don't know if I'm going to put it out because I'm just anal. Yeah, it's funny. Perfectionist. No, it's funny. It's very funny. I'm going to put it out because I'm just anal. You're a perfectionist. No, it's funny. It's very funny. I just want to make it different. I look fat. There it is.
Starting point is 01:51:12 You know what we should do? We should just edit it to make you really skinny instead. Yeah, make me look ripped. Make me look ripped to the point that it's obnoxious how obviously CGI it is. Like Ang Lee's Hulk. How long is it? Well, we taped like an hour and a half, but I cut it down to about 50 50 minutes yeah and how many frames per
Starting point is 01:51:30 second 24 i have no idea so we shot it on old wheelie camera what we'll do is 24 frames per second gotcha 50 minutes okay so 50 times 60 we got a lot of frames to go through but we'll use you ever see the face app handsomeification thing they do? Do what? Every single frame. You'll just be, you know the Chad meme with the guy with the really big shit? We'll just do that. We'll just make me Bruce Campbell.
Starting point is 01:51:57 We'll edit you like you'll be lifting weights for your closer. What's he doing? No, I think I'm going to put it out. We're just kind of editing it around and depending on who wants to buy it because we've had two different offers. So it just depends on that and then we'll put it out. What's a comedy special? I know Dave Chappelle gets tens of millions of dollars. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 01:52:12 It's not going to be like that. But it'll be decent. Does it make a living? Does it like you buy a Ferrari or something? Oh, yeah. I could pay off a house in Detroit. So, I mean, it's upwards of three figures. The low end of three figures.
Starting point is 01:52:33 Yeah, well, I mean, I'm not saying rich. I could buy a house. Not 600. In Detroit. Or Gary, Indiana. I could buy the old Jackson 5 house. I don't feel bad for making fun of Detroit, but I do feel bad for making fun of Gary, Indiana.
Starting point is 01:52:47 Well, yeah, because Detroit, you know, people still want to live there. Oh, it's so cool. No, well, I mean, have you been to Gary? I have not. I've been through Gary. I've heard. I've heard tale. Yeah, most people get off at Gary and they go,
Starting point is 01:52:59 I've got to use the bathroom for Chicago, and they're like, I'll just urinate all over my car. I'll wait. All right. Andrew Osler says, Tim, big fan for Super Chat. Love Dave Landau. He has been such a fantastic addition to Ladder with Crowder. Also, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Starting point is 01:53:16 This is what we know about Hunter. What has Joe been up to in the last 50 years? Yeah. Yeah, you know, Joe Biden is a great man and Hunter Biden is not. So I have to imagine that anything Hunter does, Joe Biden does tenfold. Yes. So 30 hookers? 300.
Starting point is 01:53:31 Easy. Joe, he's got all the ladies like, come on, man. Yeah, like Hunter lets him leave. Oh, my gosh. You know what I mean? Joe doesn't need to cross J-State lines because they're all in the White House basement. That's true. They don't go anywhere.
Starting point is 01:53:48 The only place they go is six feet downward. Nathan Harrison says they want to scare you into support for Ukraine with that PSA. They want you to believe that if Ukraine loses, then the U.S. is next. I think so. That was one of the first things I thought. Scare, fear, porn. That Russia is going to be like, let's nuke New York City. Yeah, like why put that in people's heads?
Starting point is 01:54:09 I mean, I guess I understand. You think that if people are, everything's going to be fine if ducking inside a building if that happens? Like plan for the next nine months if something like that happens. Start by getting out of a city if something like that happens. You shouldn't be in a city to begin with. Civilization 2 is an awesome game. It's like back in the 90s. I used to
Starting point is 01:54:26 play it all the time when I was a kid, and now I just nuke everyone. That was the Gandhi thing. It was a bug in the game where if you ever had a treaty with Gandhi and you betrayed the treaty, he'd just nuke you and never stop nuking you. The bug was so funny that they left it throughout the game that Gandhi will go insane on you if you betray him.
Starting point is 01:54:41 Any world leader in Civilization can have various traits. Aggressive, peaceful, whatever. But I would always just play to the point where i was done playing and then i would just mass produce nukes and just send them all off and just and it's like what happens is a bunch of skulls start appearing everywhere in the ground because your radioactive waste is everywhere and then global warming happens and then every like cities crumble and roads collapse if your opponents have foolishly built cities on the water, those cities go under when you start launching the nukes. There was a funny story where a guy said he had played the game for like a decade,
Starting point is 01:55:11 Civilization II, and he was on like the year 5000 or something because he just like had always played the game since he was young and just always would reload the save. And the whole world was just people constantly nuking each other and everything was wiped out except for the ability to build nukes. So much our future. It's completely accurate. But,
Starting point is 01:55:31 the funny thing about those games is that they don't, they can only have technology in them that we know about. So like, there's technology, in the latest version of what is it, like 7 or 6? 6 has technological advancements that 2 obviously doesn't have because it's been 30 years almost. So's it's funny to see how how different it'll become you know but they just kind of stop so like for a game that goes on for a thousand years it's like yeah
Starting point is 01:55:53 if we never developed any new technology outside of this now we've got crazy like laser weapons do you guys know what the laser induced plasma channel is no they i guess they gave up on this but the idea was, how do you look, I'm in the military, right? I'm in the military, right? And, you know, I see Jamie's over there, and I want to strike him with lightning. So what do I do
Starting point is 01:56:16 to make that happen? I figured it out. How about talk it out? They figured it out. What you do is, you use a very powerful infrared laser, which superheats and ionizes the air. Oh, come on, man. Creating a channel that electricity can travel through as the path of laser resistance. Oh, what the hell, Tim?
Starting point is 01:56:31 So they could point it at you, and then when they pull the trigger, it flickers this laser, and then the electricity instantly, because it's overcharged, just bam, whatever it's pointed at. All right. Super cool weapon. It's an electroshock weapon. But it just crushes your insides? Oh, man. It lights you. It burns you from the inside, like a bolt pointed at. Super cool weapon. It's an electroshock weapon. But it just crushes your insides? Oh, no.
Starting point is 01:56:47 It burns you from the inside like a bolt of lightning. The upside is it's not all downside. It sounds really down. The upside is you can use an electrolyzer to send hydrogen from Saturn into the sun and sustain the being. And on people you don't like. All right. That's right.
Starting point is 01:57:04 There's also really small versions they make. What a fun weapon. You know how quickly you get in line? Somebody made a door. Yes. They made a door that has a whole bunch of small laser-induced plasma channels. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:57:17 So it's constantly just, you can see arcs of electricity flickering. It's basically creating like a walk through this and get shocked thing, you know, like you don't want to walk through it. Whoa.
Starting point is 01:57:27 Yeah, and then I remember like Command & Conquer, remember the Tesla coils? Yeah, that was the first time I'd heard of them. I didn't even know
Starting point is 01:57:32 Tesla was a real guy until I saw the video game. I was like, wow, this is a neat fantasy creation that if you walk out it electrocutes you and kills you.
Starting point is 01:57:39 I was much happier when the only video game I remembered was Duck Hunt. You know, if you take the gun and you point it at the bottom of the screen, right up on the screen, you pull the trigger, it kills any duck anywhere on the screen. No.
Starting point is 01:57:50 Try it out. Get a Nintendo. Try it out. The originals. Yep, the original one. That's all you had to do because none of them actually worked. You'd be sitting there pointing at the duck, angry. How did it actually work?
Starting point is 01:58:00 It didn't. No, I mean, in the 1986 one when we got it for the first time, it did not. I swear to you, it didn't work. When I had it, it worked. You'd point it to the duck and pull the trigger and it would work. And I guess the idea was that it took a picture of it or something. Okay. I'm looking it up now.
Starting point is 01:58:16 Yeah, that's crazy. How did that work? And I wonder. I think our TV was just garbage. What if you took another TV and paused it? And then whenever the duck popped up, you just shut the pause to one, and it would kill the live one? Oh, my goodness. I'm going to try that out.
Starting point is 01:58:28 I bought Duck Hunt. I'm going to go try that. Oh, I don't have the blaster, though. You've got to get the blaster. The zapper. The zapper. That's what it's called? The zapper.
Starting point is 01:58:34 Yeah. I still like the Wii. I'm still on it. We got Sword and Scale with a massive super chat. Yo, shout out Sword and Scale. I really appreciate it. I love them. Dave Landau and Tim Pool is one hell of a pairing.
Starting point is 01:58:44 Please do this again. Also, please tell Dave I can't wait to see him in Houston in September at the Smart Financial Center. Awesome. Thank you, dude. I love Sword and Scale.
Starting point is 01:58:52 And update, Teespring does have onesies. Boom. Jessica just contacted me about it. Sorry, bad news. The onesies are the only ones made by child slaves. They thought it would be ironic.
Starting point is 01:59:05 That's actually not true. Buy the onesies. Buy the onesies. I guess we'll make the step on snakes and find out onesies. Step on snakes on its way. So keep your eyes on the prize.
Starting point is 01:59:12 That's awesome. We'll sell like 12 of them. Yeah, it'll be good. All right. Mookie says, the PSA and nuclear tech was all wrong. Start with getting
Starting point is 01:59:21 flat on the ground. The EMP will mean you lose all electronics. Please don't believe these people. Oh, well, we have a Faraday cage. Oh, I'm not supposed to tell people, am I? No, you're not. What the heck?
Starting point is 01:59:31 So we have a Faraday cage. We actually have a bunch of them. And do you know what that does? Like the EMP, when it hits, it blocks the frequencies from going inside. Yeah. They're microwaves. We have a bunch of them. Yeah, my new job rules.
Starting point is 01:59:47 So they... So put your cell phone in a microwave? Yeah. I know that in case like the feds... Oh. No, no, no, no, no, no. You don't actually... Or is that like a movie?
Starting point is 01:59:55 Yeah, it was in a movie. So if there's a weak EMP, you can put stuff in a microwave to protect them. Really? Yeah. So like preppers will like... Light preppers will just bury a microwave with like some phones and batteries and emergency stuff in it that they would want to use after you know the apocalypse or whatever yeah or the big flare from the sun comes but you need like people understand i've been i've been in an actual
Starting point is 02:00:18 research faraday cage before powerful enough signals can get through it you need to like multi-layer it if you really want to protect yourself from like a nuclear EMP. I feel like if there was an attack and I was still friends with my old friends and I'd be like, hey, what are we going to do? And they'd be like,
Starting point is 02:00:32 cancel Chris Pratt. And I'd be like, ah, that's not fun. Ladies and gentlemen, we are going to record the TimCast After Hours. So if you haven't already, smash that like button, subscribe to this channel
Starting point is 02:00:43 and head over to TimCast.com. Sign up to become a member. At about 11 p.m., we're going to upload the After Hours. So if you haven't already, smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, and head over to TimCast.com. Sign up to become a member. At about 11pm we're going to upload the After Hours show with Dave here. It's going to be a blast, so check that one out. You can follow the show at TimCast IRL. You can follow me personally at TimCast. Dave, do you want to shout anything out? Yeah, shout out to everybody who listens to Loud with
Starting point is 02:00:59 Crowder. And also please come to the Columbus Funny Bone this weekend. I will be there. And yeah, DaveLando.com. And yeah, that's about it. Right on. Dave, you were really funny, dude. Thank you, sir.
Starting point is 02:01:12 It's nice to finally meet you. Yeah, yeah. I'm going to start listening to Crowder, I guess. Yeah, if you want to know my send-up dates, I will be in Houston, Dayton, Austin, and LA. You can follow me on Twitter at JamieKilstein. I am not kissing up. I have had the most fun.
Starting point is 02:01:29 It's so nice to have funny fans again. I've legitimately had fun interacting with you guys. So follow me on Twitter at JamieKilstein, on Instagram at TheJamieKilstein. Check out CastCastle and all the stuff we're doing. We're going to be going back into story mode I think in like a day or two. And it's going to continue. I now uh here i live here and then also i have a podcast a f ups guide to the universe which you can get uh just search it on spotify or itunes or go to jamie kilstein podcast.com i read a little bit about the zapper it's just a little too complex to try and
Starting point is 02:02:00 explain right now i think it does take a picture of these these flashes on the screen and then tells the gun which one did it aim at. But hey, let me tell you something I do know. Ping Trip launched a hilarious, I guess you call it a...
Starting point is 02:02:13 A parody video. Parody. Yeah, I think so. Of our episode with Chloe Carmichael and it's on his YouTube channel. It's extremely fun. I've watched it like
Starting point is 02:02:20 five or six times so far. Just for the little moments that I keep crying with laughter. It's hilarious. So check that out. If you want to follow me, iancrossland.net. Get through there to any one of my social media accounts and hit me up there. See you later.
Starting point is 02:02:31 If you guys do want to check out that Ping Trip video, it's P1NG, Ping Trip. And he has a YouTube channel. And yeah, we're on there with Dr. Chloe Carmichael. I need to send that to her. I bet she would find that. She's seen it. She commented on it. That's awesome.
Starting point is 02:02:42 Good for her. She's a great, great guest. As were you, Dave. As are you always, Jamie. Well, thank you. For sure. H's seen it. She commented on it. That's awesome. Good for her. She's a great, great guest. As were you, Dave. As are you always, Jamie. Well, thank you. For sure. Hilarious gentleman. Thanks for having me.
Starting point is 02:02:49 Good evening. And thank you guys for watching this evening. And you guys can follow me on Twitter and Minds.com at SarahPetchlitz as well as SarahPetchlitz.me. We will see all of you over at TimCast.com. You don't want to miss it. Thanks for hanging out. Bye, guys.

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