Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #570 - Tim Pool Smeared In J6 Committee Hearing, LETS GOOOO w/Adrianne Curry & Libby Emmons

Episode Date: July 13, 2022

Tim, Ian, and Lydia host former America's Next Top Model Adrianne Curry and editor-in-chief of the Post Millennial Libby Emmons to discuss the January 6th committee's smear of Tim, the activist left's takeover of culture, Josh Hawley's encounter with woke ideology over who can become pregnant, the luxury required for feminism to exist, Starbucks getting woke and closing store locations, and the risk/benefit of freedom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to TimCast IRL. I'm your host, Tim Poole, who apparently is a pro-Trump YouTuber who incited people on January 6th. So say it, the January 6th hearings. In a clip aired by, what's his name, Raskin, he shows a bunch of, you know, Alex Jones and Salty Cracker, and then it shows a clip of me literally reading a Fox News headline that says, Trump says protests in DC will be wild. And I'm like, Trump says the protests are going to be wild. I think he's right. And there's another point where I i'm like this is trump calling for all of his supporters to be on the ground and they're acting

like i literally said it here's the funny thing it's like that it's the ultimate transitive property tim pool reads fox news article about donald trump telling his supporters to come on the ground therefore tim pool is the one who actually made trump's quote that's the game they're playing so uh we're to have to talk all about that. It's going to be a lot of fun. Plus we got Twitter has officially sued Elon Musk. And I don't know. There's a bunch of stupid news.

There's a video of Josh Hawley is questioning this professor. And it's the most ridiculous exchange where he's like, who can get pregnant? And she's like, people who can get pregnant. He's like, do you mean women? And she's like, I mean anyone. And then they argue. And I'm just like, yeah, that to me just shows everything's imploding. So we're going to talk all about that. I'm really excited to show you the clip of the dangerous far right Tim Pool, they say. Before we get started, head over to timcast.com. Become a member to help support our work. As a member, you'll get access to exclusive

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We have Adrienne Curry. Hi. I'm Adrienne Curry. Adrienne. I'm an amazing guest. That's right yeah I am a

aged out pop culture icon from the early 2000s that's me go google it we also have Libby hey

glad to be here Libby Emmons editor of the Post Millennial yes yes yes you are I'm Ian Crossland what's up everybody iancrossland.net if you want to check it out Yes, you are. Yes, I am. I'm Ian Crossland. What's up, everybody? IanCrossland.net

if you want to check it out. But let's watch the show. And I am also here in the corner, as always, pushing buttons. I'm delighted to have a ladies' night. I love to have ladies.

And two is a double blessing. Let's get into it. All right. I pulled up this story from Mediaite. Oh, my. It's going to be a red wedding.

January 6th committee airs clips of extremists calling for violence after Trump promised wild protest. You're right. It says during its hearing on Tuesday, the committee first showed former President Donald Trump's December 19th, 2020 tweet calling on his supporters to come to Washington. The day Congress would certify Joe Biden's electoral victory. Be there. We'll be wild. The committee then showed clips of fringe pro-Trump commentators, including Alex Jones and Tim Pool, responding excitedly to Trump's call. It also showed clips of extremists calling for violence on January 6th. Okay, so they do separate Alex Jones and me from being extremists. I'm surprised. I assume they would have called Alex Jones an extremist, but they call us fringe pro-Trump commentators um fringe at the time of that uh we were the number

one political show on youtube with 120 million uh views per month uh well i should say it was around 100 and then with podcast views these leftists were making these charts showing like all the right-wing channels and then tim pool was like massively above that. What's happening here? Fringe. That's the only thing I take issue with. Yeah, that's not fair. People are hitting me up and they're like, are you mad?

They're calling you pro-Trump. And I'm like, I voted for the guy. What do you mean? Be flattered when they hate you. It means you're doing everything right. This one's amazing. So here's the best part about this article. It says, you know, clips from fringe pro-Trump commentators,

Alex Jones and Tim Pool. But it doesn't actually quote either of us it quotes matt bracken and salty cracker and then you know a cracker again and then it's like they don't they can't show anything from me because what i actually said was so completely innocuous and i have the clip for you all right here so let me fix the audio. It always auto plays. I knew the audio. So let me, let me, there's Alex Jones. And I just want to show you the part where it shows me talking because some people, you know, they swear and we're trying to be family friendly, but here you go. And now Donald Trump is calling on his supporters to descend on Washington, D.C. January 6th.

He is now. That was extremism if I've ever seen it. And then there's one more bit. Let me show you one more bit. I'm scared. This could be Trump's last stand. And it's a time when he has specifically called on his supporters to arrive in D.C. That's it.

Are you excited? I can't tell. There was like one other clip where it's like I read the headline. I was like Trump promises a wild protest on D.C. on January 6th. They're trying to discredit you. It's not that you said anything bad. They want all the boomers who are watching, all 10 of them, to think that you're a bad person. It's weird because that boomer demographic is – we have tons of people who are in that age bracket who watch the show and who comment on it all the time.

But the people who do watch that stuff, they're aging out of voting and being involved in politics. I don't understand why they're chasing after the demographic that's retiring and handing off the world to the younger generation. It's all they have left. It's the last ones plugged in in their matrix of lies, and they're struggling. Maybe if we can just convince these 10 people that they'll tell their kids to watch. But also it's because they're not handing it off to the younger generation.

They're hanging on to it. They're holding on to the power as tight as they can for as long as they can. I mean, if you look at it, these are my parents' generation, and they still call us all kids. You know, they don't act like we're capable human beings. And maybe we're not, but we certainly are more than their geriatric selves are going to be.

And the only reason they call you fringe is because they want to separate you from the mainstream. They want you to be fringe. So they try and manifest that you are, even though you aren't. You have been othered. Yeah, it's an othering process. They want you to be fringe. So they try and manifest that you are, even though you aren't. You have been othered. We have. Yeah, it's an othering process. We had a Times Square billboard for two months. I mean, that's mainstream.

That's fringe. Before the show, we were talking about the reconciliation. If it's even possible to reconcile going forward and like, if you think that things feel fractured, you know, culturally. And it's like before we were all being lied to by ABC, NBC, CBS. They were deciding what the narrative was. Everyone had a unified whether it was a lie or not vision. Now it's like before we were all being lied to by abc nbc cbs they were deciding what the narrative was everyone had a unified whether it was a lie or not vision now it's fractured and uh i don't know that they're they're attempting to to force the narrative my favorite thing about this is the people who are tweeting at me and they're like you better get your affairs in order tim like oh it's it's coming i'm like bro you sound just like the

q anon people who are like it's gonna happen they're gonna arrest everybody move those goal posts just keep moving them q is right yeah i'm like 80 years dude it's a clip of me reading a fox news article it's a whole the whole the whole january 6th thing is like an attempt to to hold on to the bull. America's changed. It's a different place than it was 50 years ago or 40 years ago. There's the internet and individual liberty of like individual journalism is taken off now. It's another realm.

But they want to really smash it out and just keep it because they think that it's going to go haywire and it will fall apart if they don't. There might be something to that. I love that they're doing this because it was 2020. It was the riots that woke me up from my former stoner slumber where I was like, wait a minute, lighting things on fire and smashing everything is not cool, man. And I started getting mad and everyone's like, well, clearly you're racist. I'm like, I'm racist because I don't want to watch people be anarchists in the street. Not even the cool ones. You're like, I watched a video of two white women vandalizing a black

neighborhood. I'm like, no, you're racist. The black women were pleading with the white antifa to stop. It's like, no, don't care. We saw a video of that over and over again. That kept happening. I think a lot of people are waking up because of this bull poopy. Bull poopy. I actually i was talking to a couple

people and there are some people who are intently watching uh the january 6 hearings who don't like trump but are like post-liberal disaffected liberal types they don't like trump they don't want to vote for him but they hate the establishment and what i'm they're saying like okay that was it like when i saw you on there i was like what so so there were people who want to vote for him, but they hate the establishment. And they're saying like, okay, that was it. Like when I saw you on there, I was like, what? So there were people who want to believe that Trump is really bad, but who know the show, who have watched it and actually pay attention. And they're like, I'm out. I've seen leftists on Twitter putting like, ha, ha, ha, ha, laughing,

being like, they included Tim Pool. This is such insane BS. It is insane BS. And Jamie Raskin has this to hold on to. He really needs this to succeed. He had a a very difficult time the past couple of years um his son i believe killed himself horribly and after that i i feel like jamie raskin is just totally off the rails he needs this to succeed because i i don't know how you face that i don't know how's raskin involved he's on the committee.

He's the one who played the clips. Yeah. A bunch of people have told me that I should sue for defamation because the insinuation is that these are people encouraging or inciting. That's not what Raskin said. Raskin said promoting wild protest. Promoting is an opinion, nebulous term that doesn't mean anything. Yeah, I've been through this before. These people are smarmy and they know the words they use and they use them on purpose.

So there was one outlet that claimed Tim Pool pushed a conspiracy theory. And do you know what it really was? It was me debunking it. But by doing a story on it at all, it was pushing that story out to people. So I reached out to a lawyer and they were like, oh, but you did push it. I mean, that's an opinion statement, not a fact statement. And I was like, are you kidding? And they were like, the fact that you told the story to people, whether you did push it. I mean, that's an opinion statement, not a fact statement. And I was like, are you kidding? And they were like,

the fact that you told the story to people, whether you were in favor of it or not, is still pushing. You will lose in court. Essentially, it's everything's turned into TMZ, Us Weekly and InTouch. This is what celebrities used to have to go through with just gossip and bull crap.

And now gossip and bull crap is our news. And people watch it and they believe it. Like looking at the National Enquirer, like Elvis had babies with aliens. It's seriously that stupid. A friend messaged me talking about something about like the podcast and how they like don't really get celebrity news that much anymore. And I was like politics is pop culture. It is. It is.

So it's like team sports doesn't even matter anymore. Team sports is just red and blue, Democrat, Republican. And so the issue is because of that mentality, I was talking to this journalist earlier on Twitter about the January 6th committee and how it's all lies. And this is a person who's like a normie journalist who is kind of like, well, you know, maybe. So I went into ground.news, and I encourage everyone to do this. Go to the blind spotter and take any blue check journalist you can find this is a great project for all of you

want to help create the database load in any blue check journalist from nbc from the new york times from cnn from msnbc and all of them invariably show like an 80 to 90 percent left wing bias that they only consume news from left wing sources. So I started just sending. I'm like, take a look at this. Take a look at this. Sending these people. And they're like, whoa, these are NBC reporters and they only consume leftist sources. And then I'm like, and here's Ben Shapiro.

Fifty fifty. Yeah. I mean, when I when I edit in the morning, when I'm like looking for stories that we want to run, I listen to NPR, I read the Washington Post, I read the New York Times, I read Fox, I read Politico, Axios, Daily Wire. I look at literally everything that's out there, and then I try and figure out what I think is interesting to talk about that day. But, I mean, I start the day with Jack Posobiec's podcast and NPR and, you know, the New York Times, The Daily. Like, this is what I listen to every morning. You're biased.

Yeah. Oh, my gosh. Look at that. I wasn't even on there. Oh, my goodness. Because I deactivated my Twitter. That's great. Wow.

I've never seen that before. I've never seen that either. That's mostly because, look who I hang out with. I hang out with Jack all the time. You're a far-right extremist. I can't believe I'm sitting next to you. I don't know who wrote this software because I don't know who's deciding what's left, right, and center. I'm not convinced. It's ground news. Also, MythInformed,

their account is suspended, but they're moderates fully. These are just your influencers, but I think the reason it's 96% right is because you probably just post post-millennial all the time. Oh, I do post post-millennial all the time. Right. If you get rid of the post-millennial thing, I wonder what the number would be. If you could filter it, that'd be cool. I pretty much just post post-millennial.

Sometimes I make little comments. Is New York Post left or right now? I don't know. Center right. They're sort of in the middle. Because they used to be far left. Everything's the right now. You're the right. The post was far left left the left was like an excessive liberal mag back in the 90s the new york post yeah the post it was like it was almost like the national inquirer interesting oh yeah

i remember they were tabloidy yeah msnbc was uh they took carlson that's right i've told people this and they don't believe me and i'm like you don't realize what life was like in the olden days. I had an interesting conversation recently with the former BuzzFeed guy, Semaphore. There's this movie. Oh, yeah, Ben Smith. Yeah, Ben Smith. And Ben Smith was trying to make him out to be a racist. And Tucker Carlson was like, I'm 100% mad at white, overeducated liberals.

That's who I'm pissed at, you know? But I think it's interesting, too, the thing about where politics has taken over culture because at a certain point, all of the creators and the artists started saying that you had to be activist in your art and they were all leftist. So everything you saw on TV started being like, you know, far left political bias messaging on purpose.

It's exhausting. It's exhausting. Aren't you tired? And it makes bad art. It makes really crappy viewing. I have no TV. I barely partake in anything in society anymore. It's not fun.

Nothing's fun. There's always the message and everything you're watching. And you're like, are you serious? Like, I don't know, injecting girl power. Admittedly buried in video games

for the last, like, maybe, but I cannot take this stupid. What are you playing? I've been playing Warcraft every day all day. Cog Mind, Warcraft, like World of Warcraft or Warcraft 3. Yes, sir. Yeah, the ultimate escapism. It's like, because I cannot watch movies are stupid. I can't take gum acting.

I can't take politics. There's this, like, political, like, it's not that I don't like politics in general. I don't like partisan crap where I'm getting fed a narrative to, to push some agenda. I can't, it doesn't interest me. It doesn't entertain me. So I'm buried in,

in like escapism. It's horrifying. This is what happens. You're right. You know, at some point the activists were like, everything is political. So everything needs to be.

And it was the left doing that. And this is a, this was combined with the advent of these microblogs that focus specifically on one issue. So if you were a gaming website, this is why I think Gamergate was like the first big culture war battle. If you're a gaming website, how often can you really write an article? A new video game comes out, so you do all the walkthroughs,

you give all your thoughts on the new game designs, you do a couple reviews. Now what? You got to wait for another game. Streamers. Yeah, they should be doing gameplay footage. They say, the game's racist. Video games, right? Let's talk about that.

Bill Gates bought Warcraft, and I had to sign a social contract, like some woke thing to play. What? Yeah, they're like, you can't tell people their naughty names when they're not doing what they're supposed to do in a raid and i'm like what like i can't be like on i guess it's discord now i'm so old i almost said ventrilo and be like dude yeah i'm like what you can't yell at people and call them names i'm like that's like what world of warcraft is all about they they ruined it but so what happens is the the response to these these woke lunatics was the anti-woke people challenging it but they were reactive these are the people trying to escape in and the reason

why the culture war started is because people who were just like dude i don't want politics i'm just trying to get away from work and the news i I just want to fight some goblins. And all of a sudden, the goblins are telling me I'm being racist for fighting the goblins. Why is this happening? And then they found out that there were certain prominent feminists who were going to video game companies and telling them you had to do this. And then this whole thing has just snowballed, and it's continued to the point where now we have ESG.

I saw a video. I'll see if I can pull it up and explain it later. But this guy was saying that if you affect the children and you make them, you sexually compromise children, that they lose their will. And then as adults, they're unable to combat anything. Well, they have no boundaries. So you can introduce almost anything to an abused child. That's why everyone's anti-grooming right now.

And that happens, though. I mean, it's interesting some of the early drag queen story hour videos that i saw of like you know parents bringing their kids the kids would there were a couple of videos where i saw the kids would like be pushed toward the drag queen which is basically like a man in garish makeup and a dress and a beard it's sort of like confusing for a kid the kid would be pushed towards it, the person, and then would try and turn away and the parents would push the kid back.

Break down your barriers. You see the video of the old man in tighty-whities twerking to the little girl and then the woman walks up and waves to him and tells the little girl and the little girl waves to him in public? It looks like he pooped in them too. He was such a wreck.

I want to I want that clip. I want to try and get I want to pitch it out to all the big advertising billboards. And I was like, hey, would you guys be okay putting like a Pride event video clip up? I'm going to say yes, but here's the clip. The problem is I don't own it.

And so apparently the person who owns it is very pro what they filmed. So we need video footage of that that's not like we could buy or license or claim or something. The video is by this guy named Jocko Booians. It's the first time I've ever seen a PragerU video on Instagram. No, no, no. The original video was someone at Pride celebrating Pride. Oh, I'm sorry. I was referencing the guy talking about sexually compromising children.

Oh, oh, oh. Destroying their will to live. Yeah. Draco's awesome. And willingness to fight. And willingness to support the free speech. Willingness to be even interested. They're just incapable of understanding the rights of others when you're broken mentally.

I mean, especially sexually broken. It didn't happen to me. So I don't personally see it, but I see it in others where it happened to them. And it's very difficult to continue and to know what your boundaries are. Yeah. I mean, I have friends where this is their background and they have an extremely difficult time with relationships, with understanding what it's okay to do to them or not. I'll just throw out there. It's very disturbing, and it's hard for them to go through life with that. I've had over 20 years of therapy.

I was molested when I was a kid, and I married a guy that was over 25 years older than me. It has a profound effect on kids, and he happened to be the same age as the dude that, you know. So it does stuff to you, dude. And, of course, when you're younger, you're like, no, it didn't. I'm fine. And then you're sitting on the couch like, I'm not okay.

Oh, I'm totally okay now. I don't want that to happen to people, you know? Yeah, but it does. And then everyone celebrates it on Twitter. Look at this. Look at what they're doing to these kids. This is great. It's acceptance.

I think what we're seeing with the internet and with the start of the culture war is it's like a sorting algorithm. The people of weak mental fortitude, of weak will, are just shuffling along whichever direction, and they're being shuffled off the cliff. And then the people of strong will and mental fortitude are resistant and saying no. And that's probably why it's apolitical, why there are liberal people who are now hanging out with conservatives and voting for Donald Trump. And being called French. And being called French.

Yeah. Yeah. That's the world I want. Most people agree with these opinions. But if you're in the cult and you're of weak will, then you're going to see someone on the TV say mean things, just say that's a fact period no matter what you know it's been my experience like i have friends family that voted for biden and i never

say a word to them i don't like reprimand them or tell them they're stupid or but the second someone finds out i voted for trump here it comes and i'm like well biden's just as horrible like to me and i'm not like being a butthole to you. What is wrong with humanity anymore? They can't just be cool with each other. Look, there are some sane people on the left, but it's the exception, not the rule. And that's because – so I was actually talking with some other prominent personality this morning about strategy and stuff, and they were asking me about strategy and stuff. And they're

asking me about, you know, left and right. And I said, look, man, we talked about this on the show. The right, if you look on Blindspotter, typically are people who have balanced views. The left is echo chamber biased cult. They claim the right is the cult. But then you look at Ben Shapiro and it's like left and right wing, you know, on his Blindspotter, whatever. He consumes news from all sources. He is not in an echo chamber. He is not blind to the facts. Like you were mentioning, you listen to NPR and do all these things.

These journalists at NBC, exclusively left wing sources, not a single right wing source. And then they post insane things on Twitter, totally devoid of facts. And they believe Jussie Smollett. Right. Dude, you know, I got flamed on when that story first came out. We're both from Chicagoland. I read that story and I'm like, no one goes and walks outside in that weather. No way.

The gangbangers are inside smoking. And it was by NBC and the clock? Never. There's like no humans there. Never. Like, even when you're drunk, you're not like, bro, negative 40, polar vortex, let's go to Subway. Said no one in Chi-town, let alone this is MAGA country. That is not MAGA country.

And then I said it and everyone's like, you're a racist. I'm like, what? How am I racist? From there, I know this. And then it came out, not a single person said they were sorry but man did i get executed for that one all of these stories this is what i like to bring up you know we can go through the list of every story that was fake they believe it every single time

well and then they then they claim to be arbiters of misinformation disinformation and truth while they're the ones who have been pushing this stuff out there. Like there was a whole political story, Politico ran a story, and then everybody else picked it up, saying that Clarence Thomas made these claims about COVID vaccines. Oh, yeah. And he didn't. Oh, yeah.

He didn't at all. In his dissent of not taking this case, I think he wanted to take the case. I might be wrong about that. But he was talking about how what the people who were bringing the suit said. He said what they said. He was quoting them. And everyone was like, Clarence Thomas

is making fake news, you know, fake assumptions about At first they said, Clarence Thomas posts false claim X. Then when they realized that it was him quoting the plaintiffs, I believe, they realized that it was him quoting the the the plaintiffs i believe he they then change it to clarence thomas pushes claim of x and it's like uh he had to cite their claim in his dissent right like could he have just not put what they were arguing he needed to

like it's just it's this happened uh this happened all through universities in the past few years as well like a professor would use a word in order to discuss the word. Usually it would be like the N word, for example. A professor would say the word in order to discuss the word and then would have a whole bunch of backlash because it was believed that they had used the word. But you have to be able to say a word in order to discuss it. Although, as regards the Pride footage you were talking about,

we actually had a ton of that footage that was taken by Beth Bache in Toronto and also in Katie Davis Court in Seattle. We had a ton of stuff. That video, specifically the one of the old man twerking for a little girl. It was so gross. We have all these naked people doing stuff in front of kids. In front of kids. In Toronto and Seattle.

The issue with that one is you get a naked person and you go to an advertiser they'll say look it doesn't matter nudity is not allowed okay okay well but a guy's underwear bikini models are allowed absolutely so what what this video is particularly interesting that shows his old man twerking in front of a little girl because one it's in public so it is not considered to be out of the bounds of what is publicly acceptable the man is fully clothed. He's wearing tighty-whities. You can't tell me that he's doing anything illegal or if they say that's not allowed, I'll be like, why? You have women in bikinis.

You have men in Speedos. But this guy's not allowed? Because they know it would be bad, bad, bad if they actually did it. Imagine Times Square on The Beast, a 70-foot screen, the biggest. You just have that video. Everybody would vote Republican in two seconds if they watched that. What happened to our society?

Ten years ago, if some old dude twerked in front of your kid, that dude would not be alive. That would not be acceptable for people to parade and twerk and shimmy in front of kids. And now everyone's like, bring the kids on down for the shimmy fest.

And that came out, that was in the Washington Post a couple of years ago, ran an article about why kink is good to expose kids to. It's disgusting. Look, we're seeing geographic hyperpolarization. People in the cities who oppose that stuff are leaving the cities and the people who like it or are weak-willed

are just sitting there saying like, yeah, whatever, I don't care. So we're watching these videos and going, how could this be happening? It's because everybody of sound mind is leaving these areas. They're going to Texas and they're going to Florida in droves. Well, for good reason. And the outer suburbs.

And we went to West Virginia. All my gay friends are like, we don't do the Pride anything. They're like, we used to on the weekend like 10 years ago. Hey, we had a little weekend they're like it has just turned into debauchery and you know like i can be gay without a community of people like good job i'm like that's funny oh man this is this baby this is why i say stuff like uh like civil war because people don't understand the world views are so incredibly divergent that people can't live together anymore.

So from what I've seen in my own eyes, I went to Northern Ireland. I went to Belfast. I didn't see the troubles. I was too young. But you look at, I mentioned often the peace wall that separated the groups that were fighting to try and stop the violence. On one side, there's a monument painting celebrating people who murdered a bunch of other people who are like at a restaurant. Like some people are talking at a restaurant,

some dudes show up and just gun them down. And the other side's like, yeah, you did it. That's deep tribalism. When one side of the wall says we are the true sons of Israel, and the other side says we stand with Palestine. I'm like, what does that have to do with the like UK, the Irish Republic, Protestantism, Catholicism or whatever? Cleveland Browns. It is just tribal. So when you have people, they don't care what the truth is. They care that their enemies burn. And when you're in a cult, this is why I think the biggest threat is the establishment left and many leftists. They don't care for the truth. They don't seek out the truth. They believe

lies. They don't care that they believe lies. They just want pain for their also organized religion, man. That's all this is. They're trying to organize a religion around this stuff. And any time you're willing to believe something without proof is insanity. It's dangerous. And if you become zealous in your beliefs, then you become a danger. You know what? I'll give you this. The Vatican is corrupt beyond anything in the world. I was born and raised Catholic. I do believe in God, but you do hit some points with organized religion. Corrupt people take over anything they can where they can manipulate the sheep, take all their money and buy themselves helicopters. I think the Vatican's been doing that for a really long time.

Now it's Davos group affiliated individuals. The mentality of these people is that, I will tell you this, I have wined and dined with some of these people. I've been on rooftop parties. And their attitude is, look, someone's got to work at McDonald's. And that doesn't mean that some people,

they're just not smart enough. No, no, no. What they're saying is, we don't care if you're smart. And that doesn't mean that some people, you know, they're just not smart enough. No, no, no. What they're saying is we don't care if you're smart. We don't care if you're stupid. We need someone to make our burgers. So whether you're right for it or not, we will make it you. Keeping people down, putting themselves in positions of power, because these are people who don't care about meritocracy. As exemplified by everything in the culture war, it's about protecting themselves and their core group and their assets, regardless of what is beneficial to humanity, regardless of what is true. Last night, I was thinking about drone delivery and like, okay, biggest problem with government. What if there was a revolution, we had to reform a new government, then we'd have to be, if we were the ones in charge, we'd have to figure out where the resources

are going and make sure everyone has enough. And all of a sudden you realize we don't have enough resources. We don't have the- Drone delivery, like you will own nothing and be happy and you'll get everything through drones? Like if you order something from amazon.com or a website and you live in like sub-Saharan Africa, a drone will get thrown through the stratosphere

and orbitally drop off your goods and then go back through. Imagine those going to red states. People would be blowing them out of the sky. Well, they do. They do get shot. They do get shot. So that gives me a little bit of a glimmer of hope a violation it's like a fa crime maybe shooting them down yeah yeah they're aircraft maybe we could organize society maybe it could be

fixed or or resolved but then the other part of me is just like dude it just feels like we're on an avalanche headed towards world economic forum takeover where we're all like or not of us, but the useless class, which is what you all know Harari calls these people that are just sitting around playing video games, collecting unemployment, whatever. Hey. No. Yeah, I've been there. I know. I understand it.

I was part of that. That they just are going to sit in the metaverse on psychedelics that are pharmaceutically administered, be getting government support, and maybe they're harvesting their body. No, not having kids. Of course. They'll just be there until they're dead. Have you ever played Fallout 1? Or they'll use their reproductive organs, they might.

No, but I know about Fallout. Surrogacy and stuff like that. So have you played Fallout 1? Yes. So the big game that was groundbreaking was Fallout 3, and the Fallout series is about a post-apocalyptic, post-nuclear war. And I think it's part one. Spoiler alert for the 30-or-whatever-year-old game, or older.

It's like a Doom spoiler alert. Yeah, right? So the main villain is this, there's a thing called the forced evolutionary virus, that the idea was if nuclear war happened, they would give people this virus to genetically modify them so they could survive nuclear war. It turned them into super mutants who were androgynous and unable to have children. So you come out of the vault and then like some human survived and the main villain at the end says, your genetics can't be allowed to continue,

but I won't kill you. If you'd like, I can sterilize you and let you live your life. And that's like one of the endings. So what I think we may be seeing, you know, look, you can't look at someone like Bill Gates who goes on stage at like a TED event and says we need to reduce population and think he's not trying to reduce population. He is. Yeah, he is. We need to reduce population. Now, trust me to feed you and give you drugs. Yes, Bill Gates. But outside of like

people being concerned about drugs or whatever, so what he was talking about is like if we improve technology, improve healthcare, we're going to see people have less and less kids because technological advancements correlate with people having smaller families. I'm not going to get into the crazier conspiracies

about what he may be doing with farmlands or anything like that, because he's buying a lot of farmland. But I'll just say this. Do you think he doesn't consider sex ed and like prophylaxis and stuff as part of that campaign? Of course he does.

Of course he's thinking like, how can I get people to not have kids? They did that in Africa at the Gates Foundation. Right. And so obviously a lot of people are like, well, that's okay, right? Okay, what about when you get in the territory How can I get people to not have kids? They did that in Africa at the Gates Foundation. Right. And so obviously a lot of people are like, well, that's okay, right? Okay, what about when you get in the territory of supporting organizations that advocate for, say, like sterilizing children, saying like you should give them puberty blockers, which has a high chance of or a decent chance of inhibiting their ability to reproduce once they get older.

Or their desire. And they lie to these families and kids and say, oh, it's reversible. Let me pull up this story from TimCast.com. Law professor says, Senator Hawley's question about pregnancy opens trans people to violence during Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. I watched this video

and I said, I saw two things. I saw the right wing sharing the C-SPAN video saying, can you believe this? I saw the left C-SPAN video saying, can you believe this? I saw the left wing sharing the same video saying, can you believe this? The left overtly supporting this woman and the right overtly supporting Holly. Let me see if I can play this.

Professor Bridges, you said several times, you've used a phrase, I want to make sure I understand what you mean by it. You've referred to people with a capacity for pregnancy. Would that be women? Many women, cis women, have the capacity for pregnancy. Many cis women do not have the capacity for pregnancy. There are also trans men who are capable of pregnancy,

as well as non-binary people who are capable of pregnancy. So this isn't really a women's rights issue. We can recognize that this impacts women while also recognizing that it impacts other groups. Those things are not mutually exclusive, Senator Hawley. So your view is... I got to pause right there because it's this thing they do on the left, like AOC's done this,

where they do this trail of... Senator Hawley? Like AOC did that with the refugees thing? Legal asylees are not refugees. It's like, dude, okay, man, come on, make your point. This right then is about what? So I want to pause right here

and just say this. They're talking about women's rights. They're talking about pregnancy. Holly asks a straightforward question. What do you mean by people who can get pregnant? And she says a bunch of people. Okay, so it's not a women's rights issue,

which is a legitimate and fair question. It's a pregnant people issue. And the says, okay, so it's not a women's rights issue, which is a legitimate and fair question. Yes, it is. It's a pregnant people issue. And the woman still gives him the business. Yeah. This also happened. Ilhan Omar was talking about pregnant persons. You had Javier Becerra with HHS talking about birthing people. You had Cori Bush discussing an extremely difficult birth that she had with her

children, talking about how she was a birthing person, talking about black birthing bodies, things like that. It's so inhuman sounding. And I think that it actually, it helps to drive people away from this argument because they look at it and they're like, no, you mean women. And everyone's like, no, we mean something sort of amorphous or as Macy Gray said, it's a vibe. It's a vibe. I hate to say this. That's what she said?

She said it was a title that you earned. Yeah, she walked back her comments that women were adult human females and instead decided to say that being a woman is a vibe. They're talking about food shortages. I say we need them. Do you think any of this would exist if everyone was hungry? Do you think someone would yell at me about

me misgendering them if I had a loaf of bread and they did not and was offering some? None of that would exist. None of this would exist. Adrienne, I think they might. Well, then you ain't getting no honey wheat. And then I think they would probably steal your bread. Good luck.

There was actually, over the weekend in New York City, a 14-year-old boy was stabbed on the subway on 137th Street. He's a baby. Stabbed to death by a group of girls that were trying to rob him. Whoa. Oh, New York. So here's what I was saying the other day. I want to put on skate contests.

Obviously, the contests we would put on would adhere to a male-female standard. I wouldn't do mixed events. And I'm talking to some people like, okay, what if we did an event and we were like, it'll be a normal contest. We'll find a good park.

We will pay for the construction of a small skate park. We donate the skate park afterwards to the community and then you know we get sponsored stuff help cover the costs well the men's division and women's division and i was told a lot of people aren't going to want to come because of the political implications and i was like we'll do it we'll do a good cash prize like i think it'll be okay and they're like no i don't know and then i was like 10 grand okay now they'll all show up yeah so these people who are like posting these instagram videos saying things like you know we gotta we gotta be respect the trans women who are competing against biological females because it's all here

and then i'll be like for 10 grand would you come and participate in my event we don't allow that they would say you bet we thank you may I have another? Because these people don't actually care about principle. They care about money. And the reason why they're supporting these movements is because the corporations and the sponsors are saying, this is what we want if you want to stay on payroll. Well, if I offer up a counter payroll, they will change their position because, like I said, these are people of weak mental fortitude, of weak will. This is what I've been saying for years about arts culture in the U.S. So when you're an artist and you're a young person, you want to make money for your art.

And so you submit for grants. You submit for prizes and all of these things. And most of the prizes are like if you, you know, these prizes are open to non-binary, genderqueer, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And you have to like go on and on with whatever your identity is. They're open to non-binary, genderqueer, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And you have to go on and on with whatever your identity is. They're open to your identity. They're open to plays about given identities or what have you. And so if you change that, if you start offering prizes and grants for other kinds of values, you will get work that represents those other values.

The only reason you're getting so much of this garbage is because that's what's being funded so artists just do what they're artists do what they're told i mean that's the dirty secret about artists for the most part they will do what they're told so long as they get paid to do it so just pay them to do something else and they'll they'll take their talent and do whatever you want i'm sure you have some of what i have which is all these famous faces that say one thing and then they're like, hey, everything you say, Adrienne. Oh, dude. Yeah. And I'm like, you

I cannot say the word. I hate those people and they're like, I hate them so much. I secretly agree with you. I just can't say anything publicly. And you're like, you know what? If everyone would just talk, if everyone just speak up, speak their piece, then none of this would be happening.

It would end tomorrow. No one has to be quiet. They do it because they want to be quiet. Yes. I want to show you this comic that's been going around. Kate Andrews tweeted this. Taylor Silverman retweeted it. And it's a woman being burned at the stake.

And the guy says, psst, I completely agree with you. Oh, my gosh. Accurate. Well, I can't say it publicly because I need to make that money. I'm like, cool, can we put that on your tombstone? I was a coward and I needed that cash. Right, gotta make money.

I have a bunch of prominent I shouldn't say a bunch, a handful of LA celebrities, actors, movies, TV show, musicians, they hit me up and they're like, man, you know, movies, TV show, musicians. They hit me up and they're like, man, you know, like I agree with you so much. And I'm like, dude, you've got more followers than me.

You could just say that. You don't even need to say something like, I support Donald Trump. You could just very simply be like, whoa, what's this story about? Can anyone explain it to me? Just to at least make sure your fans know it's happening.

And then you're like, oh, I don't know. It's just a story from ABC about trans kids. I just was sharing it. I don't know. The ones that aren't activists that only posted the black square because everyone was pressuring them, the ones that just does that, like, you know,

I'm obliged to do this one thing or this two thing, but they're not activists. They're all like us. They're just cowards. I know you. The thing about the black square too it's like if you posted the black square then um and you were like a white person then that was an issue too because you were taking up space oh i got bullied i did it and like two seconds later i took it down i was like this is stupid but you got bullied either way you got bullied for not

doing it and bullied for doing it oh i've been on a tour of app you ever seen it's so stupid yeah you just gotta not care like uh it's funny um the the the the patriots that win that which is the big trump forum they routinely insult me they call me a cock and a bunch of other names because i'm like a fence sitter and i don't give trump enough support i don't believe you suck but it's funny because I made a video and I said something like, you want to know how you know the left is a cult? For one, you can look at the journalists and see they only consume left-wing news. But on the quote-unquote far right, whatever they want to call it, Trump supporters will call me a cuck and a bunch of other names but still be like, if he's got a good guest on, we'll watch. And they posted saying like, Tim thanks us for calling him a cuck because it proves not a cult.

I'm going to upvote every single Tim Poole insult now on Patreon. That's great. Don't think. You don't have to do a poll that far. I mean, whatever. Like, the thing is, like, I don't, I'm not going to cry about Trump supporters being mad at me. I'll just be like, yeah, they're mad at me.

I'm not going to cry about leftists being mad at me. It's the internet. Right. Exactly. Everyone's mad at you. But the left doesn't have any, and this is, again,

when I say the left, I'm speaking generally not every single person, but they have this, they can't tolerate any deviation from the hive. It's outright creepy.

I mean, we've said that ad nauseum at this point, but that's the reality. Well, the interesting thing, too, is they say that it's all the counterculture, right?

Like, they push pride and all of these things, and it's all framed out as though it's a counter cultural movement, but it actually is the dominant culture and it demands adherence just like any dominant culture before it. So here's a meme I saw I just want to share with you guys and it's the

Skinner meme and he says maybe I'm an NPC. No, having the same opinions as celebrities and major corporations while repeating every media talking point verbatim is what real people do. Maybe I'm the NPC. Yeah. He almost broke free. He thought about it for a second and said, no, no.

When Amazon and Walmart say it, that's edgy. I think that Jordan Peterson would tell you that this is because these people are possessed by ideology. They are not. You lose a good dose of your humanity when you give yourself over to an ideologue position. And you lose like the, you very much lose the ability to think independently. And I think that's why we see the ground news

where so much of the left is just possessed by only supporting the left wing. And the hive mind like Tim is talking about, it's 100% ideology. I want to go back to the point you brought up a moment ago about bread and would any of this be happening if people were starving? And I'll say this. Feminism can only exist in a secured society.

Yes. Yes. So and this is – I was reading evolutionary psychology and evolutionary biology and like the rise of gender roles and gender roles break down when there is no pressure on genders to pursue these roles. So in the, in the early humans were struggling to survive era, the women are the most important thing. Every guy, but one could die and the society survives. If the women die, you are in serious trouble.

So keeping the women safe within the community was important this eventually turns into women just stay home and men go out and work and do the dangerous jobs men go to war women run you know the house and stuff but once there's no more war once there's no bears once there's no direct threat there's nothing that there's there's no danger so the women are not in danger to leave and go out and start being a part of society. So this is not me saying that gender roles are good or prescribing any moral positive or negative. I'm saying this is literally what the literature I was reading says. And so the issue then is today we're so fat.

We're so happy. We're so – Speak for yourself. Well, I mean – You're fat. I'm not even happy. I mean, I'm not even happy. I mean, look, look, look. Our borders used to be secure.

They're not now. Our country used to be well fed. And this luxury, these good times made weak men, which resulted in a weak society. And things are breaking. Yeah. society and things start breaking yeah so i think you know to your point if uh if people were starving if there was a conflict maybe what we're starting to see happening right now they're saying it's gonna be a food shortage come fall the harvest is going to be really bad they're telling farmers to stop farming which is the craziest thing and now they're riding over it and shooting

at farmers right so people are going to be starving. And maybe it is like some kind of inevitability. When a society gets woke, it goes broke. And a broke society has no food, which then struggles and is forced to get rid of the woke. Unless you're a prepper

and a traditional woman who married a traditional man who's the man of the house. I am protected and I will be fed and you will be... We're good out here. I am protected and I will be fed and you will be. We're good out here. Do you guys think there will be an emperor,

like the republic will fall and an empire will form? No. Something is always formed, always. But I want to say, you said morally you didn't want to talk about like traditional relationships. I used to be one of those, I'm a feminist. I want to wear the pants. I was miserable.

I was a miserable. I can't say the word. Bad words want to come one of those I'm a feminist I want to wear the pants I was miserable I was a miserable I can't say the word bad words want to come out of my mouth I'm trying I was a miserable broad and now that I've like embraced my role as a woman and I have a man who's a man I feel dude I'm baking cakes

and I'm making pizza and I'm decorating stuff and I'm so pizza and I'm decorating stuff and I'm so happy and I like being a chick. And I was more unhappy trying to be a dude. Like, I could do anything a man can do. No, I can't. I can't even open a pickle jar. You can do different things.

That's great. Very different things. Yeah, it's great. Do you think women – I've heard that women have better pain tolerance than men. Oh, yeah. Because we have to have babies. So regarding cooking, you think women are more've heard that women have better pain tolerance than men. Oh, yeah. Because we have to have babies. So regarding cooking, you think women are more drawn to being around hot temperatures because it doesn't hurt them as much?

That's oven bites. Oh, no. And I can probably deal with those better than men. Yeah, those are like almost third degree burns, but they're matching now. Yeah, they look beautiful. Thank you. I can't be a hand model anymore. I did end up with a much different view of womanhood after I got pregnant and after my son was born.

How so? It was drastically different. Well, for one thing, you guys have heard me say this before. I'm very glad to be a mom. I'm very grateful every day that I have my son and whatever um but i just uh it became a very different it just became a very different view of womanhood in terms of like prior to that i was raised by feminists i was raised by two feminists a stepmother and a mom in different houses but they were both very feminist and i had this idea that you know you have to get your graduate degree before you have kids and you

have to like pursue your career and all of this kind of stuff. And that's the stupid idea, it turns out, because I would have way more kids now if I hadn't just waited. So many of my friends are unhappy. Yeah, I mean, I had my son when I was 35. If I had started having kids before I went to graduate school, graduate school didn't make me happy. I don't even know if I learned anything, you know, like I furthered the things I already knew, but I didn't need grad school. I certainly didn't need the debt I ended up with.

And they don't tell women that 35 and above is geriatric. That's what it's called. It's so rude. No, it's not even rude. It's the truth. So we're lying to women going, you can have kids later and you can have kids later. And you can endanger yourself and your children so you could be selfish while you're young. And it's like our bodies are designed to do that bounce back when we're younger. And as we get older, it gets harder and harder. So you watch someone start kids in their 20s and then in their 30s. And no lifestyle, no hedonistic, debauchery lifestyle is worth those lies.

No. But I mean, it's tough to tell someone, don't do what I did. Like, hey, I partied hard in my 20s. Don't do that. You don't get to enjoy the wild. I totally still could have partied hard in my 20s, which I did, and still had kids sooner. Be a Midwest parent. You opened the garage and have a fear.

Even if I had been 30, right? Still. Because yeah, I did all kinds of crazy stuff in my 20s and I don't regret it. But I could have started having kids sooner. This is one of the greatest things in terms of reducing population. Tell women to be men. Tell them to go work. And be miserable.

But the idea is like they say you can have it all. You can have a family and be the CEO, and that's just not true. It's not even easy for a dude to do all of these things. Very few people are CEOs of, I should say, a Fortune 500, of big successful companies. It is hard to balance everything. And what we're seeing now is for guys who are trying to have families while their wives are working and they have kids, even they're struggling like which parent is going to watch the kids.

Oh, the kid's got to go to a public school as daycare basically. So when it was women were raising the kid, it was easier for the guy to succeed. When both are trying to succeed in the exact same space, neither. There's an old – I think it's an old Japanese saying. A person who tries to catch two rabbits will catch neither, something like that. That's basically what we're seeing. That's a good one. So look, it could be the dad who wants to catch two rabbits will catch neither. Something like that. That's basically what we're seeing. That's a good one. So look, it could be the dad who wants to stay home, fine, whatever.

It could be the women who want to stay home with the kids, but someone needs to be in charge of family. Yes. That's definitely true. And women are better at it. I'm sorry. And that's why they try to erase us now. They're like, you don't exist.

You know why I think women are better at it? Because women actually produce food for their babies. Yep. Yeah. So like, could you imagine if like

a mother gave birth to like twins and then within a few months like I'm going back to work, it's like, just give the baby's formula, I guess. It's like,

okay, well, you know, breastfeeding is an option. What formula? There is none. Right now, especially. So I'm not saying like, I know certain circumstances

like wet nurses were a thing. Right. That was a thing for a very long time. Women have the natural ability to feed their kids, not all of them, but more, more so than men do. Therefore, there's advantages for women being in charge of the family. There's this interesting thing that I was actually talking to my son about recently. There's surrogacy, right? There's all of these things where he was talking to me about how there's going to be pods.

There's going to be like pods where children are gestated in pods. And I was like, so this would be the manufacturer of motherless children. Like, what do you think about that? And we were talking about it. And I was like, you know, I think it makes a lot of sense the way that we have it now where a child is connected to their mother as soon as they're born, because they've been connected this whole time. And being pregnant gives you sort of like a feeling of protection of the child as soon as it's born. Yeah. You know, you feel there is more of a connection.

And I think probably we will end up in a place where we have children gestated in, you know, sex robot style pods, you know, these kinds of things. I'm sure that we're heading in that direction um i hope i'm dead by that but i think that i think that we lose our humanity and i think a lot of this is an anti-humanist movement it's like we hate ourselves so much we hate everything that we came from that we want to destroy it and we want to destroy our connection to one another what was alex jones saying that they want the elites want to ascend like they want to destroy our connection to one another. What was Alex Jones saying? That the elites want to ascend? Like they want to upload their consciousness

and be immortal or whatever? This is transhumanism. I talked to Zoltan Istvan about this a couple of years ago and I lost the interview somewhere. But I know instead of running it, it's somewhere. It's literally somewhere. I can't mathematically calculate anything

other than transhumanist future. Because you look at the Neanderthals, and they were vicious. They would steal human children and eat them. They would eat children? Yeah. Like tomcats, right? So humans hunted them to extinction. Essentially, this is one theory that I've been listening to lately.

But we evolve and become semi-autonomous robots that don't need to consume food anymore. Humans are a severe danger to our species because they eat and destroy their surroundings. So we need to wipe them out. I don't see any other path for our species. Unless we have total destruction, right? Unless we have a total collapse of

society and then all of this stuff disappears and we're back to... The strong survive. Yeah, yeah. Assuming there's an evolution. Right. And then we're in a situation The strong survive. Yeah, yeah. Assuming there's an evolution. Right. And then we're in a situation where we don't have pods because we don't even have the resources to build these pods.

Well, they've tried with like plastic surgery to retain youth. It didn't work. Everyone morphs into the same face. Look at Instagram. And then they're trying with the Fountain of Youth.

I think in Sweden they're funding all that research to try to extend life. That's not working. So now what? Is the upload Elon Musk? I don't trust you. Imagine it this way.

This is what's happening right now, whether intentional or otherwise. Imagine there is like a giant mountain and the water is just rising every hour by one foot. The strongest people climb to the top of the mountain with no problem, but most people can't even get up the base and the water just floods up. The weaker people get engulfed by it, get wiped out, and the stronger people narrowly survive. Then the water recedes. Everyone comes back down and goes about their life. What's happening now with the reporting on Ukraine and the famines and the war and all that is that it's going to be countries in sub-Saharan Africa. It's going to be countries in sub-Saharan Africa. It's going to be parts of Turkey. It's going to be Lebanon, countries in the Middle East that will have no food because

they import their food from Ukraine and Russia. So outside of the United States, it's going to be cataclysmic. For us, with the loss of access to their resources, to many of these countries' resources and the labor they produce for us, it'll get fairly bad. So there will be, it's, I guess you can call it whatever your idea is, there is a culling that is about to occur. I don't know if it's going to be like mass death or anything like that, but they said during COVID, 250 million people would starve due to the shutdown of the economy. Something like that is going to happen.

Did that happen? That didn't happen. I think mass starvation happened. During COVID? Yeah, I don't know if they all died, but I'm pretty sure, you happen. Did that happen? That didn't happen. I think mass starvation happened. During COVID? Yeah, I don't know if they all died, but I'm pretty sure. You want to look that up? There was some hungriness, right? Well, look at Sri Lanka. That's wild what's happening in Sri Lanka.

See, what you were just saying, I feel like that's how humanity always was. We were always calling out the weak and the weirdos. We didn't have to deal with this first world coddling of everyone. We're all surviving. I hate saying it. I don't want to see anyone get hurt. Maybe that's why where we're at is science. It's no longer the strongest.

Now it's the most adaptable. It's always really been the most adaptable. You used to need strength to adapt. Now you need money. It's the rich kids that are born into it that can afford a helicopter to get up above the flood. It could be. could be that a natural consequence just in evolution is that wokeness and hive mind like necrosis emerges when a society society becomes too gluttonous it may just be an emergent phenomenon that because everybody is well fed and what's this so i found some articles about starvation

and they're a little unsettling. So in Haiti, a bunch of inmates starved to death, but that could be just a prison thing. The UN is saying that 345 million people are marching to the brink of starvation. However much you want to trust the UN... But we saved Grandma. Who cares? Well, yeah, but you're not even...

We didn't really save Grandma. Exactly, we didn't. Grandma died in a nursing home. We're not even allowed to say that anymore. Yeah, and you're not even allowed to say that anymore. You're not allowed to say that we should have protected the people who needed protection the most. Because there's a name for it. It's like some kind of theory that you're not supposed to.

Anyway, lots of people are headed towards starvation. Putin was prepared to starve parts of the developing world, according to a Yale historian a month ago. I forgot what I was talking about. What was I talking about? It's coming up. Starvation. Sub-Saharan Africa. No, that was before I started talking about something.

Okay. Sorry, I didn't mean to distract i was just reading about sri lanka you got a room full of chicks dude i know sorry we're going all view over here all right what you were talking about i want to talk about like becoming robots because i have no i would definitely talk about becoming robots i'm fascinated by transhumanism i will be the first maybe not the first i want not the first. I want to make sure it doesn't kill you. Yeah.

He's doing it. Hell no. We need someone on the inside. Oh, wait, wait, wait. I remember. I remember what I was talking about. I remembered. Emergent phenomenon.

There we go. What I was saying is that some people think it's a conspiracy that powerful elites are like orchestrating this event or whatever, whatever they want to call it and the changing of the world.

I think it's possible, but it's also possible that when a society has no external threats and the weak survive, the weak weigh down the society, causing a collapse. It's very much at the fourth turning. It's not intentional. It's possible it's intentional,

but it could just be that too many gluttonous, weak people disrupt the system and cause suffering, which results in a natural sort of like culling the society gets weighed down you know it's like a boat can carry people but you put too much people on it or someone gets too fat the boat sinks yeah and then the people who are fit and strong swim to safety and the people who aren't don't make it although bad but you're right you're right yeah it's Well, this is how evolution has always worked.

And we take offense to it because it kind of hurts our feelings. And I do think that a civilized society should protect the weakest members, like old people

and developmentally disabled people. But if you don't have that level of sophistication anymore, it goes very much back to this primal I need to survive,

survival of the fittest. And it's brutal. Like what percent would you be willing to kneecap your civilization to protect the weakest? 2%, 8%? That's kind of the point I'm making. That number changes. So look, we know that if deer are left unchecked, they destroy the ecosystem. They just eat like crazy.

So when there's deer season, it's like a certain amount of deer and the males are allowed to be killed and things like that. We know culling is important. We know about feral hogs, people getting helicopters and gun them down. There's too many. They're destroying the landscape and they'll cause serious problems if they're not controlled. And a lot of this has to do with the decimation of wolf populations and the imbalance with predators. So we have to fill that role. Humans don't have natural predators. So what effectively puts pressure on humans? I think ultimately there doesn't need to be any kind of global leader who decides to kill people to cull civilization because weak people eventually just sink the ship

and then the stronger people have to suffer because of it, but then ultimately it's just a natural phenomenon. Well, if this is the Titanic, since I'm a traditionalist, women and children on the boats first. See you later, dudes. Well, I think what's been happening is that powerful elites in the U.S. have watched the ship hit the iceberg and are stealing the fine china. We're definitely seeing that with the Bidens.

Stealing the china. Jumping on the lifeboats and being like, it's just a routine test of the lifeboats. Don't worry about it. It's fine. They're gone. The Biden family is definitely seeing that with the Bidens. No, stealing the china. You're right on that. Jumping on the lifeboats and being like, it's just a routine test of the lifeboats. Don't worry about it. It's fine. They're gone. Sit tight. The Biden family is definitely like that.

They've just got their reaching out and stuffing stuff in their pockets. I can't believe the people that defend him. It's kind of crazy, right? Okay, I loved Bill Clinton. I had an autographed book by him. And when I found out all the crap about him, my daddy's from Arkansas. He's from Arkansas. he's from arkansas everything

there is named after bill clinton so that's what i was growing up with yeah and i looked at that book and i'm like disgusting and i threw it away i gotta i gotta pull up this story uh let's talk about the the collapse of society here we go from yahoo news starbucks is closing 16 stores across los angeles portland seattle and other cities due to a high frequency of challenging incidents. What they mean is employees were being attacked. People were doing drugs in the bathroom. And let me just say this is one of the most epic get woke, go brokes. Because four years ago, Starbucks got attacked by a bunch of woke activists and announced our bathrooms are now open.

And everyone said, dude, your bathroom's open to the public. It's going to be a disaster of drug use. This is a problem. And they're nasty. And it's so bad. Last month, Starbucks said we may have to close our bathrooms. But that would have drawn the ire of the far left activists. So what did they do?

Shut the whole store down. We're done. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, if you go into a Starbucks bathroom in a city, they are disgusting. Their coffee is disgusting. I can't believe people drink it. It tastes like burnt butthole.

Yes, but the Starbucks Nitro Cold Brew is the best. I've never gotten to that point. I do a French press of my own stuff every day, and I don't drink that burnt crap unless I'm in an airport cracked out like, oh, my God. Cold brew, though. I haven't tried it. If I try it and you've lied to me. It's great. For breakfast, I have a can.

All I have is a can of, well, I have more. So when I wake up, I have a can of nitro cold brew with heavy cream. And it's like a chocolate milkshake almost. That's why I stopped. Wait, how many calories is in that? There's like 10 calories in the cold brew. And then I think like 80 in the cream. 50 per tablespoon of heavy whipping cream.

50 per tablespoon. Okay, so maybe 100. That is not worth those calories. I like cupcakes. If I'm going to eat all that crap, I'm going to have a cupcake. I have lost 30 pounds. With your coffee breakfast? Well, I do have eggs.

So I'll have coffee and then I record. So after I record my first segment, I usually have like eggs and bacon or something. But I cut out all the cupcakes and all of that evil. Dispelling a myth, the calories aren't actually in the food. A calorie is a measurement of heat that's produced when your body breaks the food apart. So you're actually producing the calories. I stopped eating cupcakes and stuff like that when I ran out of time to do a lot of baking i used to do a lot of baking which i kind of missed doing i was making these like tall like eight layer cakes but many like really like really tall like tall

hats good for you right i make layers they're so good and i have these like little tiny pants they're like this we're women and once a, we need cupcakes and sugar because there's a difference. And if we don't have it, you'll die. So all men out there, give us cupcakes and sugar. I think you need like a steak. Yeah. Probably iron, you know? No, it all depends.

Pre, you need the steak. During, you need the chocolate. But is it the chocolate or the sugar? Because chocolate's really good for you. I the chocolate. But is it the chocolate or the sugar? Because chocolate's really good for you. I love chocolate. Cacao without sugar, just pure bitter. It tastes like coffee beans kind of. I always have chocolate in my handbag.

You can taste the iron in it. I'm a super health nut, so clearly I'm not sitting around eating sugar all day. All I do is work out and count calories. So when I do do something bad, like my husband and I will eat like three pizza and go get a huge thing of Krispy Kreme and just eat the whole box. I love how it's like society is collapsing and Starbucks is shutting down, but their

coffee is bad anyway. Yeah. Tastes like burnt butthole. I can't believe people drink it. I used to work at a Starbucks. I do think that it's a, my first job was an ice cream. Oh, well I was, when I was starting mines, the social network, network, we would work – and I'd go to a Starbucks to work. Oh, I see.

You'd do that. No, I just scooped ice cream. But I do think that it's very disturbing to see the infrastructure that was created with the wealth that our culture had just completely collapse. So here's my idea, which – man, I want to do all these awesome things. I just need people who can help do them. I despise Starbucks. They sacrificed the well-being of their employees to appease the woke mob. They knew it was going to make their stores more dangerous.

They knew that it was going to welcome in people to do drugs and be belligerent and violent. They didn't care. And now they have to shut down 16 stores, disrupting all of these employees because they don't care. Now, some people have said, oh, but they pay well. And they say, okay, fine. You know what I want to do? I talked about this before. I want to open a coffee shop right next to a Starbucks.

And I want to do to Starbucks what Starbucks is accused of doing to other shops. Subsidize everything. Make it so cheap that Starbucks can't afford to be open. And then tell those employees, come work for us and we'll pay you better. And we'll treat it like a co-op. We won't play this woke garbage where we let weirdos in the bathroom while you're working. You'll be in charge. And here's my favorite part.

If you are working at my coffee shop when we open it and a customer is being rude, feel free to kick them out and tell them never to come back. I don't play the stupid game where the customer is always right if they're being belligerent to the employees who are making the food. Is that true at Starbucks? You're not allowed to kick people out if they suck? I don't know if Starbucks does that. The idea is that the customer is always right.

And most of these big corporate stores are like, just be demure and apologize. No. No, it's your store. You're trying to do people a favor. You're providing a service. We're all equals here. If someone's giving you the business, you say, look, just have a nice day. You can go.

I want a place where the employees are not going to be stepped all over for the woke corporate agenda. It's also really not fair to have the because employees like at Starbucks and whatever, you have to clean the bathroom like everyone's sort of on a shift to clean the bathroom. Exactly. And it's so nasty to do that. I used to work at an Obon Payne a million years ago, and we always had to switch off who was cleaning the bathroom.

Women's bathrooms are the worst. It was just one bathroom and random people would come in there and they would defecate all over the place and we would have to clean it up and that's just really unhealthy. On the wall sometimes. Oh yeah. I worked at Acme grocery store.

My stomach is turning right now. Just remembering the experience of having to clean that bathroom after random crazy homeless people were in it. I'm four years old and everything poop makes me laugh. It was gross. It was so gross. I just want to ask this question.

I want to make this point actually. You guys don't put the shopping cart test? No. Oh, yeah. I love it. It's this idea that the shopping cart is the ultimate test of like whether a person can function in society. Returning the shopping cart to the cart corral is a minor task.

It's a minor inconvenience. It has no reward. You know it's the right thing to do. You should do it. Most people don't. Most people don't? Yeah, well, it depends on where you're at, I suppose. So where I lived in the Philly suburbs,

you'd go to the Walmart and it's just carts everywhere. And so someone comes out and people just like they put the cart to the side. And I'm like, just return the cart. It takes five seconds. It's the right thing to do. But then you got to think about these bathrooms. When you mentioned people getting on the wall and stuff. Yeah, what the hell?

I've seen that. Think about there's a video. There's a video of a guy going in an elevator and he pisses on the elevator buttons, causing a malfunction. And then he panics. And then I'm just like, what is wrong with people that they're like, I'm going to piss on an elevator button? Freaking marking their territory. It's crazy. Someone goes into a bathroom and they're like, no one can see me.

Now I'll just ruin someone's day. But is that like they have IBS, irritable bowel syndrome, and they can't handle it? And they're like, oh, they can't make it to the toilet? And it flies out? It's because they're hovercrafting like a woman being. They don't want to sit on it. On the wall, it's out of weird angles. It's intentional.

Oh my god. I've been to Los Angeles. I lived there for a few years. But if you do the squat thing and you're not going to sit on the public toilet, how hard is it to just clean up after yourself? Why don't people do that? But then you're just cleaning up urine and someone's like, oh, look at this clean

seat. And then they sit in your pee because you think you've done some service to society. There's a video of a self-cleaning public bathroom. The whole toilet moves like it spins around. There's like two toilets and it spins around. And on like two toilets and it spins around.

And on the other side, it's like got scrubbers and a spray in it. Oh, I've seen these. And then it switches. They put those in in France. I mean in Spain. In Spain. In Europe, they have like public urinals, I think. They're like these – it's elevated off the ground so you can see feet. And then it's like a spiral.

And you walk to the middle of the spiral and there's a hole in the ground you piss into. And they did that because homeless people and drunks were just peeing everywhere. So they made these weird little things. I think they're in Europe. They might be. I think they might have those in like Seattle maybe too. I wonder how they work. I think in India you have to pay to use the public toilet.

Everywhere in Europe. I'm glad you brought up the guy peeing on the elevator buttons because like I love Michael Malice. But he believes people can govern themselves. I have doubts. malice people will pee on the elevator buttons and get themselves stuck in the elevators i think he's so smart he forgets that most everyone else is a moron uh we're just not malice is a great friend and i'm a big fan he's a very smart smart guy. We need rules. He often says that how could anyone be pessimistic when you see how dumb these people are? And my response to that is, yes, they're dumb, but many dumb people can be dangerous, like a zombie horde. You know what I mean?

Or a stampede, right? Or Twitter. Or Twitter. And dumb people can get frustrated easier. When they don't understand, they can tend towards frustration, which leads towards anger. And then they can become very, very malicious and dangerous. Yeah. This is what we're seeing right now.

So here's what I think is happening. Strong-willed people, inquisitive people, and smart people, they know what's happening in the world. They turn on the news and they're like, is that true? And they check and they go, oh, that wasn't true. Jesse Smollett lied. Then you have people who are just dumb as a box of rocks going like, whoa, Jesse Smollett. And they go on TV and they're like, this is not a debate. What happened to Jesse Smollett?

It's so wrong. And then the host goes like, I agree. And it's like these people are as dumb as dumb can be. Wait a minute. Was that the dead named person that did that? I don't know what you're talking about. The dead named person. I was making a random vague analogy.

No, you awoken a demon in my brain of memory. I'm like, wait, the artist formerly known as Prince. Yes. That's who's. I'm thinking of when I was going on his page concerts, I would watch the people play and then people would be like, oh, I'm like, what are they screaming? And like, everyone's clapping to get. I'm like, what is this like this And everyone's clapping to get... I'm like, what is this weird creature that's being formed in the sea of humans?

I would just watch. And even if I loved it, I wasn't going to be like... That's been with us the whole time. I mean, that's Dionysian. That's ancient rites of sensory overload. We have that. i don't know i don't see anything wrong with that with like enjoying that to an extent and um and getting all crazy like that is the mindless clapping because if you do that at a concert ideally

you're not doing that everywhere in your accounting department people are animals i wonder if those are the people that are like just autopilot. What are you... Or they're having a great time. Maybe they're having a great time and really enjoying the music. But I was also having a great time and enjoying the music. I just don't scream about it. Yeah, but that's just... But it depends on what gets you.

Everyone's a little different. I can't load my oven without my husband coming up behind me. I'm like, are you serious? Because he's an animal. And I'm like, what you serious? Because he's an animal. And I'm like, what is this? So it depends. There's something for you, Ian, that will just awaken this primitive beast. And you'll be like, ooh.

I don't know what graphene is. I wouldn't judge that. I've seen Ian do the hooey clapping when we showed him a sheet of graphene. His eyes just turned white. That's true. Tim cast out of context. Here we go. Pardon me. I get excited,

but I guess maybe that said I don't get overly excited. I just don't get overly excited. I never have. It makes sense, so why freak out? Oh, wait. Let's talk about

the Catholic Church. I bet you a million bucks we can get you yelling. It was similar to a church congregation. Watching people clap and scream was like watching a bunch of people repeat the MC Hammer, Foo Fighters. Well, dude, MC Hammer's legit.

That was my first concert. Those pants. He brought this little kid up on stage and kept getting up and dancing in the audience. I'm jealous. What was your first concert? That was your first concert. Police Hammer, don't hurt him. My first concert was Fleta.

Was it called Fla? I think it's pronounced. What is that? I don't know. Elvis Costello played there. Oh, that's cool. Yeah. Mine was Bruce Springsteen at the Meadowlands.

Oh, nice. So are you saying that people that cheer and scream are not inherently stupid? That's right. I look at it as like a, why are you doing that? I don't understand. It's their tribal rite of passage to scream at local H or something. I don't know. Local H.

So it's tribalism? Yeah. No. But that to me indicates a lack of intelligence. Why would you fall for a cult tribe? It's a sensory overload experience. Maybe they all have autism. So they don't have the EQ to handle it and they just get overloaded and start yelling

it's like feeling the spirit of God imagine it's just a crazy trip I watch the guy play music and I clap for him I watch the guy play music over the weekend you clap for him because you want them to know you appreciate what they're doing so it's like virtue signaling

it's not virtue signaling. It's gratitude. What if it's their friends? When it's your friend and even when their stuff sucks, you're like, yeah. I don't want to distract them. I don't do that to my friends. Like in a baseball game, if they hit the ball and you go, yeah, if you scream, the people in the outfield will like shudder and the ball will go by them. So you're a fifth.

You're like another player on the team. But I don't see how screaming at a guy makes it better or easier for him no you taunt them like yeah that's what you do in a sports game right well this is yeah this has nothing to do with with the fact that people want to people peeing on elevators i think it does it doesn't very little i i i thought i see a through line of people that are mindlessly walking through life i've been to i've been to shows where the crowd is like the venue's full and the opening act draws no movement and no applause. They play and everyone just stands there and they're like looking.

And then the main band comes out and they're like now we're going to play our number one single called The Magic Butterfly. And everyone's like yeah! And they're cheering because they like the song. It's like, they're not blindly just going like, oh we're clapping for whoever's there. I stand and watch because I like the song. It's not like if you like the song, you will scream. You're not whoever's there i stand and watch because i like the song

it's not like if you like the song you will scream you're not the arbiter of morality and emotion i just i feel like an outsider i felt like an outsider for a lot of my life watching people act very strange and like cults like what i will say is look i i've cheered for bands i don't think there's anything wrong with cheering for a band having a good time there's a difference though when you look at mob mentality and like the summer of love. When people were just running around smashing windows for the sake – Peacefully. For just – for no reason.

And they don't know why they're doing it. Or when, you know, we – like there are people who will – I can't remember who we had on the show. They were talking and saying like it was some lefty guy or it was a liberal guy. And he was like – I told my friends I was coming on the show and they were like, why? Tim Pool's far right or whatever. And they laughed and they were like, do you watch Tim Pool? And they were like, well, no, but it's like that's disturbed. Someone who's like, I have no idea what that is, but I'm angry.

That's a problem. That's everybody though. I feel like it's 90% of society anymore. It's really sad. So like you were saying earlier, you thought it was like an emotional experience watching a band, kind of like I've taken psilocybin and cried

because it felt so real or great or whatever. But the danger is that it's the guy on stage that's making you feel like that, or you think it is. No, it's the song. It's the music. Or the one playing it, the feeling, the song.

It's the artistic experience. Like you're experiencing this. When I watched Paul McCartney play hey jude i had a moment and i rarely have moments but i was there having my moment i looked over and there's like this 80 year old dude like it's my moment too and we had it together but if paul mccartney had been like now go right if he had like forced you to go do something dangerous would you be more likely to? I didn't know. Why would people do that? Why would someone do that? Could you imagine Paul McCartney like, that song was called,

Hey Jude, not everyone knows Burn Down, a police station. What's that band like? Everyone show me your hands. Clean hands. Get your vaccination. That was insane.

It was insane. We were making fun of that. It was at a rock concert too. I was at a concert. I was at a Lollapalooza in 1990. Kaiser Chiefs. That's who that was. Was James Addiction playing?

No, that was the previous year, and I went to that one, too. Good for you. But Smashing Pumpkins were playing. It was in West Virginia somewhere. I had taken a whole bunch of acid, and I was with my friend, and I lost him. I don't know what happened to him. I lost my wallet. I lost everything. I was tripping my face off him. I lost my wallet. I lost everything.

I was tripping my face off in this crowd. We had similar 90s experience. Yeah. That's good times. I loved the 90s. But I had no idea where anything was. I was really entranced by this music. I loved the Smashing Pumpkins.

And then Billy Corgan gets out there and he starts talking about, we're generation nothing. And I looked up and I was like, wow, you just totally ruined my vibe. I was having a great time. I'm not nothing. Maybe I've lost my friends and I've lost my wallet and I've lost my brain, but you're a

fool. Why are you telling a bunch of kids tripping on us? Billy Corgan? Why are you telling a bunch of kids that like we're generation nothing, right? But he was having one bad day and because the cult was obsessed with him, he turned My point was, my point is, I was having a great time. I was having this whole sensory experience. I was not, but despite all of that, I was not swayed by his garbage nonsense.

So when was he gone? I heard this and I was he? 94. So if he had said, go get vaccinated, I also would have been like, what the hell is wrong with you? You're strong-minded. What about, I'm concerned with the people

that pee on elevators. But those people are going to pee on elevators no matter what you do. But if someone tells them to pee... There's always going to be an elevator peer. If someone respects somebody

and that person tells you to pee on the elevator, you might. Maybe, but there's always going to be those people. Don't waste on the electric fence. This is how you get social credit systems.

Because the question is like, how do we effectively govern so the people who pee on elevator buttons aren't ruining everything for everyone else and they're like, okay, we'll create a system.

How about if you pee on elevator buttons, you get dropped down to a lower caste and you have to earn your way out or whatever to prove you're not going to pee on elevator buttons.

That's why they do it. But the problem there is that it needlessly punishes people and I think it curtails meritocracy. You'll get a bunch of smart people who are arbitrarily held back in a system like that. So you're actually losing out.

So I think the reality is there's risk. With freedom comes risk. Maybe that's what Michael would say. Something like that. We want freedom. That means sometimes you've got to clean piss off elevator buttons. And that's in Genesis. That's something like that. We want freedom. That means sometimes you've got to clean piss off elevator buttons. And that's in Genesis. That's in the Bible, like with freedom. It is.

It's, you know, you eat the apple and then you're going to have to. Genesis 1.13, don't pee on elevator buttons. That's right. I swear to you it's in there. It's like riding a motorcycle. You ask a motorcyclist, why do you do this dangerous thing? And they're like, I've never felt more free. The wind in their hair.

And it's super risky. People might not see you. they die all the time this is what happens when my mom tells me to wear a bike helmet which i've never like i hate does she still do it today she put on your bike yeah i didn't i didn't live with her until i was 16 so she didn't have a lot of opportunity when i was a kid but but i'll be like mom i i'm not wearing a bike helmet and you can't wear me make me she also is always like are you masking no mom i'm not are you, I'm not wearing a bike helmet, and you can't make me. She also is always like, are you masking? No, Mom. I'm not. Are you masking?

I'm not masking. I'll put a mask on in a store that asks, because I'm not a douchebag. I hate when people wig out. I just don't go in the store. Yeah, I won't go to the store. That I get, but I've been in a store where they offered me the mask, and I was like, I really want this thing. I'm like, here, you're protected.

Whatever. I'm like, here, you're protected. Whatever. Like, I'm going to buy this. If the store is like the only one and we have to go there. So we were buying computer parts and we wanted to get like the latest graphics card or whatever. And it's the only place

we can get it on the spot. I was like, whatever. But there's coffee shops out here and a local coffee shop had a big sign saying, wear your mask. Half the people weren't, but I was like,

Starbucks was literally a hundred feet away. So we went to Starbucks instead. You guys brought up the risk of freedom. And I'm thinking about cults and if they're necessary, but they're just risky. Because if you get one dangerous cult leader, a cult leader goes crazy, people can do it. So we built the US government, the constitution, kind of to make sure that no one cult leader could arise. But now because of social media um reality tv which we're talking about before the show it's as if the cult the power of the cult is stronger than ever now like cult of personality they even have a name for it how i'm so concerned with it with the rise of the superstar i mean how do we break humanity's

tendencies to do human things which is like the leader episode of The Simpsons. Like everybody needs that person that doesn't deserve that adoration and like respect, but they get it anyway. Oh, my God. I love. I'm just going to say Johnny Depp. Insert name here. Anything he says. I don't know.

That's just what people do. That's why Juliusius caesar coined the mob and was able to control rome because he's like dude all i need is mark antony the people's you know dude put him on my side and i will own them and then everybody killed him and then they tried to do the same thing but we i mean we used to think that our leaders were uh descended from god right we don't think that anymore I think we've come a long way. Oh, like Egypt. They all thought that they were. Or like kings of England.

It's like, no, they're just all inbred, descendant of their sister's cousin. Kings of Russia. We've come a long way because we don't have God kings, but I'm concerned, except for Jeremy Boring, but I'm concerned that the knowledge will be lost, that something will happen, that there will be some sort of global revolution and that a bunch of stuff will get erased and we'll forget. I've been thinking about this a lot recently because I've been thinking about

the Library of Alexandria and how that was burned. Yeah, I was just thinking about that. Yeah. We lost tons of stuff. We lost tons of stuff. We lose tons of stuff constantly. So if you think about it,

we lost a ton of stuff from the Middle Ages. We, you know, we lost so many manuscripts that were painstakingly copied out by, you know, Irish monks. We've lost a bunch of that. We lose things all of the time. We're losing definitions of words and meanings of things before our eyes. Yeah. I mean, we're watching it happen in real time. Maybe it's happening faster now

than it was before, but it is part of a perpetual cycle. Like, if you think about all of the novels that have been lost that are no longer part of canon,

that used to be part of canon, at a certain point, no one's going to pay attention to Shakespeare anymore. No one knows how to do handwriting anymore, right? We were talking about this before.

Like, if you look at the signatures of people who grew up without learning how to do handwriting anymore, right? We were talking about this before. Like, if you look at the signatures of people who grew up without learning how to do cursive, they don't know how to write their names, right? It's ridiculous. And what was cursive if not just a technology? It was a technological advancement so that you could write faster without having ink blot all over your paper. These are technological advancements. They continue to move forward. I think it's fascinating, and I've been thinking about that recently. Like, what gets lost? How fast do we lose things? How do we know what's important and shouldn't be lost?

Like, if you think about the invention of the mirror, which we wouldn't have. You saw the images of the telescope and everything. Yeah, that was cool. Yeah, and if it wasn't for the mirror that was invented, I think, in the 1300s, we wouldn't have telescopes. I've been thinking about data storage in general. Dude, by the way, that James Webb Hubble telescope, or what is James Webb telescope?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a cool image, and it looks like it's spinning, like capture the universe in mid-spin or something. It's amazing. Like storing data in orbit, because I feel like we have servers on Earth. Those things are so vulnerable. If we lost history like if history man you're right yeah all those sorry uh y'all got me thinking civil war stuff so while you were talking i just was looking you're always thinking civil war stuff don't blame us because we're talking about people in cults mindlessly following.

And I started thinking about what percentage of people in this country need to be in a cult before it goes nuts. And it was 2% of the United States that fought in the Civil War the first time. 2%. 10% enlisted. 2% lost their lives. So it was like 620,000 dead, I think. And it was around 3 million people actually fighting. But I looked up the support.

And the crazy thing I just pulled up was that the North, their view of the Civil War, I'll read this, says many of these wretched victims are in arms against us, but we are fighting for them. The war for the Union and the rights secured by the Constitution is a war for their social and political salvation. And our victory is their deliverance. It is not against the people of those states. It is against the leaders in the system which have deprived them of their fair chances as American citizens that this holy war is waged.

God send them and a good deliverance. You know what's really crazy about that? That sounds like Twitter. It sounds a lot like the rhetoric today. Yes. That the people who are talking about the Constitution, freedom, holy war, have probably the same view. The Constitution is going to protect these people. They don't understand they're being enslaved and tricked by their leaders and all that stuff. And that's why the union went to war. So you consider that

sentiment along with the idea that abortion could be the great moral catalyst. And it very well, it sounds very, very similar in terms of ideology and moral issues. I don't know. Human beings don't change that much. No. That's right. This is true, too, if you look at letters home from the Civil War or letters home from the Crusades, what soldiers had to say to their sisters, wives, mothers, what have you. It's the same throughout centuries. We just don't change that much.

Except for now, we'd be like, who are they writing to? They keep saying they and them. How many people is this person writing to? They're married to a lot of people. At least more than one. It's polyamory of the crusades.

They is. If you use a contraction, Yeah. No, but they put like... It's polyamory of the crusades. Oh, Lord. They is. Right. You know, it's got to... They is. You've got to use a contraction. They is. Yeah, they apostrophe is. Yeah, if you're doing the singular, it's they is. They's going.

They's becoming. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. R is plural. Is is singular. So it would be, you know, Ezra Miller, you'd say they is a dangerous individual accused of...

Attacking people. Attacking people. I can't believe the video I saw of him lifting that chick up by her throat. What? Yeah, in Iceland? Oh, I think I saw this. Took this chick by her throat. No one just decimated that person.

I don't even know why we respect the pronouns of a woman beater, because that's what that guy is. He took this broad by her throat, said she was an overzealous fan. I have had so many overzealous fans. I have never. You've never choked any out? No. And I even had security guards

and I was like, no, you're not going to manhandle them. They're crazy. I get it, but you can't. No roughing people up. Yeah, this was June 30th. People. And then he took a chair and bashed a woman in her face in Hawaii. And then when they're trying to bash the woman in the face, do we respect the pronouns of a woman beating?

They change the quote from a victim to use those pronouns. She's like, he was all in my face. He was attacking me. My friends were there. Vanity Fair changed the quote. Vanity Fair. Wait. Vanity Fair invited

Ghislaine Maxwell to their party. Yeah. So we should definitely listen to what they're telling us. I realize I can't, I'm not going to, I don't want to call corporations

a person anymore. Like people are like, Google said that something, something. No. Someone that works at Google said it. I want names. Google spokes. Corporations are like, Google said that something, something. No, someone that works at Google said it. I want names.

Google spokes. Corporations are people, my friend. Yeah, that's what Mitt Romney told me too. I don't like it. They'll be like, Democrats are saying,

no, no, no. Who said it? Show me the name and the face. I want to see their lips move, man. I'm tired of people hiding behind their corporate facade. Yeah, a corporation

will do something illegal and then they'll be like, well, I guess we behind their corporate yeah corporation will do something like illegal and then they'll be like well i guess we have to find the corporation i'm like no no someone did something illegal like what would happen if someone in a corporation just killed a bunch of people and it's like well you know it was the corporation that poisoned the people so we can't but there's a guy who nike dumped oil into the you're like exxon dumped like no someone did that and someone caused that yeah but it's not always just one person. I mean, at a corporation, it's a lot of different components

that all result in something like that. Like if you consider HR policy, for example, that prevents something or other. That's a massive team effort and DEI consultants and CEOs and everybody weighs in. Yeah, but let's say there's a dude and the boss goes, I want you to pull that lever right now

to turn the machine on. And he goes, you got it, boss. And he turns the lever on and there's a bunch of kids on the machine who get crushed instantly. It's like, well, the corporation did it. Who's really at fault? It was just a guy turning the machine on. He didn't know. It's like, well, if you're driving your car and you close your eyes and hit a bunch of kids, you go to jail. Well, this is the whole thing about

like, I just did what I was told. That's why psychopaths are CEOs. Yeah, and like, didn't the Hague decide that doing what you were told, following orders does not count as a defense? Yeah. But then the issue is, I'll tell you this is a crazy story,

and it might be somewhat apocryphal, because I haven't looked into it after the fact, but in Turkey there was that coup attempt all those years ago. Do you remember that? Like six, seven years ago or whatever. What I was told, and again, very well could be wrong, but it's an interesting thought anyway. A bunch of soldiers, low-level grunts, were told to guard the Bosphorus Bridge from a potential terror attack. Then the media reported it was a coup attempt and those soldiers were actually trying to overthrow the government.

So random citizens came up, grabbed the soldiers and just beat them to death and dragged them through the streets. Maybe that's not exactly what happened. Maybe it was a coup attempt. Whatever. I don't know much about the situation. But just think about that. You could be a low-level enlisted guy or whatever. And then your commanding officer says, we're going on a hiking trip.

We got a mission. Take the boats. Load them up. We're going to go to this shore. And then we're going to hike up here, we're going on a hiking trip. We got a mission. Take the boats, load them up. We're going to go to this shore and then we're going to hike up here and we're going to plant supplies. And then the media reports that you're a rogue operation

trying to overthrow the government. And you're like, what? Like I was just told to carry this box. I have no idea. Too bad, too bad. So how do you even know if you're following orders that are bad? What if they're like,

oh, you're the one who, you were ordered to turn the machine on. Why'd you do it? I don't know what the machine did. Too bad. That's no excuse. The machine did bad things. This is like in The Good Place. Did you guys watch that show? No. I did. I don't remember. But it turned out there was

a point system to get into heaven, and you had to get a certain number of points. Now it sounds stupid saying it out loud. But you had to do good things. But nobody was getting into heaven for a really long time because there was all this collateral consequences to decisions. So if you buy a tomato at the grocery store, you're actually losing points because it was harvested by slave labor in some place or other. And then it was shipped using oil and then all of these various problems. We're all going to hell.

We're all going to hell. Factory farming, man. Basically, yeah. But that's sort of what I was thinking of. Like, how do you know when you buy a tomato that you're doing anything okay? Or how do you know that you're not just contributing to the complete decimation of another country's economy by buying the one tomato? This is what led to the subjective morality of many of these postmodernists

because they're like, well, I guess you just have to choose and decide your subjective morality. So they embrace it. Often, otherwise it leads me to nihilism. Maybe not inherently leads me to nihilism, but I'm like, wow, if everything I'm doing is a risk that I'm destroying reality, then why am I even here? Dude, I hit the point where I was like uh denis her and lord of the rings when i'm like

abandon your posts flee flee for your lives like i'm so over everything and i'll just say hey everyone out there i'm over it i'm over you i'm over it all you're in the mountains have you taken dmt before no apparently you feel like you're dead while it's happening. That's why the F do I want to do that. So you realize that nihilism is inherent in reality. You don't have to seek it. It's just there always anyway. You've got to be your master.

I'm so good. Right? So is goodness. I've puffed on DMT. I've never taken a DMT trip. I've never blasted off. I mean, I've spent five years of my life juggling mushrooms and LSD. I feel good. I'm all right.

I'm just going to be straight edge now. I'm totally off mentally. I don't need to do it anymore. DMT, I think, is the unique one. Something about feeling like you're dead. Not even feeling it. No, no. People are talking about mechanical elves.

That sounds terrible. I like to be in control. But so is life. It's horrific. I'm eating cows. Are you kidding me? They're delicious. They're intelligent, too, and they're emotional. And that's why you put them out quickly. So they don't suffer.

My son said the other day, he was like, if you're not supposed to eat animals, why are they made of food? Why are they so tasty? You guys have heard my anti-vegan thing, right? The what? My anti-vegan position. Good rant.

So I'll try to make it quick. If there's a dude on a farm, minding his own business, farming food, and then eating it, and then another dude just one day jumps onto the property, brutally beats the man to death, and then eats all his stuff, who's the bad guy? The beady guy. Yeah. Definitely the beady guy. Yeah. So if there's like a big plant

and it's growing taking sunlight free energy and creating its own nutrients and just growing minding its own business not going anywhere

not hurting anybody and then along comes this groundhog and destroys it and groundhog just kills it and eats it. Vegans are like oh that poor groundhog

I better not hurt it. What? No the groundhog the one just not hurt it. What? No, the groundhog the one just killed the peaceful libertarian plant. It's an authoritarian invader. That's true. So I think to do our part,

we should be eating as many critters and animals as possible. To save the plant. Let me offer you some cornfield truth. So I had a cornfield directly behind my house.

They did soybeans and corn. And every time they would till the field, it was the apocalypse of injured animals. And I wanted to save them all. So I would pick up, I had a rabbit, fake leg Jake. Half his leg was hacked off because of the tractors. So all

these vegans are like, oh, look at what we're doing. And it's like a critter apocalyptic, you know, massacre for you to have your soybeans dude so like why are you virtue signaling over there and i was the one as a little kid i had pet cemetery it's full of all the animals that's like the wind farms right like the wind farms that just destroy birds yeah and then also as soon as your turbine is done you can't do anything with it those blades are just they just are there. Yeah, it happens, man.

Hydroelectric's brutal on fish, too. They get caught in those turbines. Yeah, very bad news. And then it just sprays. Alright, everybody, we're going to go to Super Chats. If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends, and if you are outraged that January 6th committee smeared me, you can support

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support them but you support us and let's read some super chats all right blue heart says the chat has been personified uh hello. You sons of bees. Yeah, behave yourself, especially with my friend over here. I was there for Libbypocalypse, you disgusting animals. Rocket Sauce says, Tim, you should call your coffee shop Woke Cup. Wake up with Woke Cup. I like that. Yeah.

I guess. I mean, we're against being woke, so. Yeah. Christina says, Adrienne and Libby, I love these ladies so much. There you go. It's ladies night. All right. Seth Houser says, hey, Tim, why have you not talked about Sri Lanka's people rising against their corrupt government?

They kicked their lying and treasonous government out. We have. I mentioned it a couple times. I've not done a dedicated segment to it, but I've mentioned it in multiple food shortage segments I've done. We've passively mentioned it on this show a couple times. I don't know. I didn't know there was an uprising like that. Oh, yeah.

They burned the past. It makes January 6th look so stupid. That's why they're not showing it. That's why they're not talking about it. Was it your tweet, Tim, that was like, this is an insurrection? No, no. Who said that? Sri Lankan president. That was a good little tweet.

Maybe Poso. Maybe. Maybe it was me. I don't know. Wow. There's a lot of tweets out there. All right. Heather says, Tim, I need a way to download content within the app.

I have the same issue with Daily Wire's app. I like to listen to stuff at work, but I have awful reception there. Yes. We don't even have an app, so we're working on it. We're working on getting an app. I will say people have talked about listening to the show with the screen off, and you can do it with the Brave browser. But we are nowhere near as large as the Daily Wire, and we are working on expanding the website. We're supposed to have a big announcement. It was supposed to be today, but it just keeps getting more fun. And then maybe it'll be tomorrow because we're's it's we're doing some infrastructure sounds like q and i personally um but we got we got some cool stuff happening and we're also then going to be working on tv apps apple tv roku all this stuff chrome uh iphone android and then we're gonna we we're probably going to be having like two comedy specials

exclusive for timcast we're going to have a couple new shows launching and then we're we're also looking at like a homesteading show so we've got a lot of stuff we're gonna have a bunch of shows it's gonna be great it's gonna be good fun and then instead of being like why aren't you canceling your disney i'm just gonna be like well you don't have to cancel them i don't care but we have better stuff so stop giving your as the daily wire says stop giving your money to people who hate you give it to well they say give it to them but you can give it to us too give it to both of us i'll take it to them, but you can give it to us too. Give it to both of us. I'll take your money too. Yeah, there you go. We'll all just, you know, alms for the poor.

That's right. For the poor. Raymond G. Maga Stanley Jr. says, Tim, my awful aunt texted me. That's affluent white female liberal. I saw that Tim person you watch. Raymond, what are you doing watching people like that? I just laughed and laughed. Raymond.

Oh, no. Awful. That's awesome. Good for Raymond. Yeah. Aff just laughed and laughed. Raymond. Oh, no. Awful. That's awesome. Good for Raymond. Yeah. Affluent white female liberals. Yeah. That's awesome.

Tim's enemy number one now. It's hilarious. Well, I mean, it's like Tucker said it. He's like, that's who I'm mad at. Yeah. He's not wrong. Right. They're all voting for Democrats regardless of politics.

So it's like, okay, well. And they're pretending that all these horrible things aren't happening. Yep. Because they just don't believe that it could possibly be happening because it's so irrational and stupid. Yep. The world, it's a normalcy bias. No, no, that clearly is not true.

You're a conspiracy theorist. I'm like, here's a video. You know, can you just send your family members the video of the man twerking for the little girl? Here you go. I'm not kidding. Be like, here you go. Watch the video of the man twerking for the little girl. Here you go. I'm not kidding. Be like,

here you go, watch the video and see what they say. And the amazing thing is that guy is not fringe. He's mainstream. He's mainstream. Legit Raymond, send your awful aunt

that video. Just without prompt, just send it to her and then see what she says and be like, what do you think? Don't say Tim Poole. Don't say Tim Katz.

Just be like, no, no, no, don't even say this is pride. Be like, what are you think? Don't say Tim Pool. Don't say Tim Katz. Just be like, no, no, no. Don't even say this is pride. Be like, what are your thoughts? Like, send the video and then see exactly what she says. Because she's probably going to be like, what are you sending me and why? And it'll be like, oh, I figured you'd like this, you know. Because Tim Pool criticizes these videos. Did you see the guy who tried to read a book in front of a school council meeting?

They didn't even let him read the first word. They're like, just so you know, we have kids who are watching at home and I cannot allow you to read this pornographic material. He's like, this is in the library. I know. You psychopaths. The woman they threatened to kick out if she kept reading the book in the school curriculum. Yes. Yeah.

Yeah. You know, I got to say, Raymond, your awful aunt is a conspiracy theorist. I'm not exaggerating. I'm not trying to be cute. I'm saying quite literally, these are people who live in this bubble world of weird, yeah, blue and non-conspiracy nonsense. Like what these people are saying, the January 6th committee, to me, it's QAnon. It's the exact same thing.

Trump was trying to overthrow the government. It's the same as people who are like, he's the real president. I'm like, dude. It's Dick Cheney's daughter. Guys, Democrats. Dick Cheney's daughter. Oh, but she's so amazing and we trust her so much.

I'm like, what land am I living in? It's very peculiar. It's so weird. People I've known my whole lives, they're like, well, because she's saying things I like, I'm like, it's the Uniparty. Of course she's saying things. Halliburton is telling you

what to do. Well, the establishment is the establishment. We've got a celebrity here in the Super Chat. Oh, my. Peto Peter. He says,

sniff that like button. Oh, no. Don't. Don't do it. And if you like what it smells like, click the bell. Oh.

Oh. I like that. Come on, man. That's good. All right. Uh-oh. We're getting some comments about livy adam c says tim you need to get la modern artist louis uh carry on is that he runs it carry on on your show he loves your show and told me he'd love to come on he is fighting the culture war in cali how do i set it up uh i guess email Lydia. Spin the UFO at gmail.com. OG Mamacita Bear says,

not family friendly when Libby is here. Shrug. Sorry, fellas. All right, let's see. You can listen to it. It's fine. Two Snilorum says, you completely missed the point on the NYC PSA.

It wasn't about nuclear war preparedness it was about that little subliminal bit of listen to and trust the media that's in there towards the second half of the video i did see that and that's what they were like stay tuned to the media so you can know if the nukes are coming oh yeah part yeah the step three is keep watching us keep our ratings up i i read the new york times you're a conspiracy theorist but you are they publish fake news and then have to retract it like a day later they keep doing it it's like every single time but i i did i looked up the sarmat 2 nuke yes that's satan 2 they call it the satan nato calls it satan 2 got it but one one nuke would wipe out like new england one so it's a 50 megaton

payload 10 heavy mIRV warheads. Yeah, I did some research on hypersonic stuff. It goes up into orbit. It can turn and change directions, not on a dime. I said yesterday, kind of misrepresenting its agility. The SARMAT-2 Russian nuke

they've just tested and are preparing to deploy is a fractional orbit bombardment system, meaning it only goes about 150 kilometers, not 1,200. So it's got no early detection. It goes under the radar. orbit bombardment system, meaning it only goes about 150 kilometers, not 1200. So it's got no early detection. It goes under the radar. So these things, they hit...

You're gone. So many weapons. We could wipe out the Earth. How many times? A thousand times? What are those pills you're supposed to take during nuclear bomb? Potassium iodide. Yeah, I brought that up to my husband. He's like, babe, we just got nuked. You want to live through that? I'm like, oh, yeah.

He's like, screw those pills. You will, though. No, no, no, no, no, no. Hold on. I want to live through everything. Let me break it down for you. No one's nuking Montana where I live. Not yet.

Get those moose. Potassium iodine don't protect you from a radiation blast. Yeah, no, I know that. They protect you from ingesting radioactive particles, which will cause thyroid cancer. So the question is, when you do survive the nuclear blast and radioactive iodine is in the air, and you're like, I don't need those pills,

then you'll die a slow death from cancer over 10 years. Aren't we all going to do that anyway? You'll both be sitting there with big necks being like, it was worth it. I plan on my consciousness being in a machine at that point. You're going to do the upload. You're going to do the upload. Oh, hell yeah, dude.

I'm Job from The Lawnmower Man. The way that I got really interested in transhumanism is I was like, yeah, I want to live forever. I was like so entranced by these ideas that I was like, I better do this. You don't live forever. The idea of you lives forever.

Well, if your consciousness is, can you really upload your consciousness? No. What is the dividing? You're talking about your soul. You're... Look. It's fascinating.

Your Facebook account has all the data for them to create an AIU, and you will talk to yourself and be like, that's not me. What's going on? And then they'll walk up to you, and they'll plug your brain into a computer, and then all of a sudden, there will be a robot version of you being like, I'm a better you. I'm more perfect you. And then it snaps snaps your neck and now you're gone i forgot the joy of not knowing then you'd look like the people in polar express right yeah all right this is important when we got my miles n says hey tim i had my monthly payment taken via paypal on monday

for the members only content i went in and watched the land After Show, and it won't let me in. The contact us form doesn't work either. Members at TimCast.com. Yeah, so I apologize for this, guys. It's an issue that we've been working to resolve. Like I mentioned, we're going to have a big announcement, so I can't say too much, but this is one of the things we're working to resolve with PayPal, that it's just, I don't know what to tell you. Like there's problems. So we're doing our best to correct all of this and to get it all fixed. So I got to apologize. Hopefully tomorrow we have the big announcement, which is a better solution to all of this.

And it's going to be big news and really awesome. It was supposed to be today. I guess it's not. It's pushback. Maybe it'll be tomorrow. I don't know. But I appreciate the support. We'll do our best to get it fixed.

And man, in the meantime, we have 30 employees. And so we have to go in and keep fixing this problem because truth be told, we have a lot of members. And it happened faster than we realized. We built the system. And then what we didn't know is there was this thing, the glitch that happens after a year. So everyone who signed up at the exact same time was like

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where we're fixing this in a very, very cool way. In the meantime, for those of you that haven't seen the Dave Landau episode, I seriously think it's like one of our funniest because the dude's hilarious. And we had Jamie Kilstein, who's also hilarious. And we were just being rude and funny. And Dave had some really great jokes in there. So it was really, really good. Beautiful man. I love you, Dave.

Good to meet you, man. He's awesome. Sonny Spranti saying the same thing. Subscription was incorrectly made inactive. Yeah. It's this weird glitch that hits your one-year mark or something like that. Happy anniversary. Yeah, happy anniversary, guys.

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You got to check out that Landau episode. It's crazy. It's really good. Kyle Smith says, for the beautiful femcast. I guess Tim and Ian are okay, too. Thank you. Brad Smith says, at some point, the millennials will be in charge. Will they be authoritarians?

Yes. Yes. The millennials are totally authoritarian. That's a generalization. As millennials start taking over, we see more psychotic authoritarianism. I see a lot of it. Because the chemicals in my bloodstream? I don't know why.

I think it's because they all just drank the Kool-Aid. I think they're narcissists. They want you to bend the knee. The millennials are the true heirs to the boomers. What's the solution? Rogan told me it was psilocybin. Like if people don't... Of course.

Do they need to break open their third eye so that they start to feel again? A lot of these people went to college and did all of that stuff while they were there. It just doesn't seem to matter. They want you to mask up and boost and do what you're told and be really proud of it. There's a meme of a guy with purple hair up against a wall with a bunch of other people and there's a communist Soviet guy and he says, hey comrade, when do we get free

healthcare? They think when the revolution happens that they, the bourgeoisie, will be the ones leading the charge. They don't get it. These millennials are the bourgeoisie. They're not the proletariat. No, they are not. There's a video from Seattle of dudes in construction hats chanting down

offals, affluent white female liberals and their weird college protesters. That's hysterical. Those construction guys, that's the proletariat. Yeah. You are the bourgeois

and they don't understand that that when the revolution comes, they are the ones up against the wall. Yeah, but they suffer so much as they sit in their amazing dorm room that their mommy and for and they're yeah they're oh my god my apple it costs so much i'm so depressed oh that was the most infuriating thing to me growing up all the people who are like i need to get a macbook and i'm like dude a pc for one third of the cost has the same

power and they're like but Macs are better. See, I'd be like, I want someone that my dad's like, hold out both hands. One poop in the other. Yeah. My son was like, Mom, I don't want a Mac. Just get me this PC.

I know he's way better than me. My mom was like, go to the thrift store. There's a computer for 20 bucks. And then I built it. And then I was really excited. I the thrift store. There's a computer for $20. Then I built it. I was really excited. I built my own computer. It was crazy. I was like eight when I built my first computer because it's not hard. I wasn't allowed to have video games and stuff growing up. I was playing Jez Ball.

Remember that? No, what is that? Jez Ball? Yeah. There was another game. I can't remember. Then I got Warcraft 1. You know what I had when I was a kid? I had an Atari and it had that fake wood paneling on it. Yeah, the 2600? Yeah, I had one of those, too. I think my eldest brother had that when I was a little girl.

There was the, oh my gosh, a little penguin that jumped over ice holes in a glacier. I used to play that. Where you have to jump from ice to ice and, like, up and down. That game Frostbite. Yeah. Let's read some more. We got Normative says, YouTube is blocking me from super chatting the name,

but new music out by Tyson James about the big guy. Stream on YouTube, buy on iTunes and Amazon. Very interesting. Okay, cool. We've got a bunch of music in the works and a couple of them are nearly done.

Bangers. Yeah, I'm really excited that we got Pete Parada, formerly of The Offspring, doing the drummers, being the drummer for us, which is really exciting. I'm really grateful for that. Doing the drummers sounded funny. That's next year.

It's going to get crazy. Stay tuned. Yeah, but it's crazy because there's a song that I wrote when I was 14 that we recorded recently. And it's just, I got a bunch of really old songs. And it was when I was just covering The Offspring as a little kid. And I was thinking about today, I was like, a song I wrote when I was 14 when I was spamming all The Offspring albums

and heavily inspired by a lot of their work, I now have their old drummer who's working with me to make this song. That's a weird thing to happen. That's just really cool. That's pretty cool. Pete, you rock, man. I'm a big fan. This is really great stuff.

His drumming is absolutely fantastic. Whenever I ever start to get blackpilled, I think about that. You were hanging out with our idols now. That's reality now is it's so connected and you're so able to jack in that you can befriend the people that you used to look up to. It's really so cool. Yeah, Billy Corgan signed a poster for me. That was super exciting.

I was like, wow, man. You should tell him he really ruined my trip in 1994 in West Virginia. I don't talk to him. I met him through a friend of a friend. I met him at the Playboy Mansion. And we told all the playmates because they were too young to know who he was, that he was Michael Stipe from R.E.M. And they believed him.

And they would come up to him like, oh my God, I love shiny, happy people. And he's looking at me and I'm like, this is great. This is great. It was awesome. I'd love to have Billy on or to come hang out. So probably just got to reach out. Let's read some more super chats. Howard says, roll in 20s.

Looking into the air. WTF, stay strong. Big news coming on the Vatican. God created the universe and it's the age of Aquarius enlightenment. Here we go. Big news. It is the dawning of the age of Aquarius apparently. So I'm told.

It's like the year 2450 is when it begins or something like that they were singing that song age of Aquarius before the age of Aquarius it's the dawning of the age of Aquarius the year 2250 I think is when the age goes from the age of Pisces to the age of Aquarius I don't believe in any of that crap

I don't even know what that means well it's real whether you believe in the spirituality of it it basically means that I think the axis is pointing at Pisces. Okay. Something called the procession of the equinox where the axis rotates around the celestial constellations or whatever. I wonder if age of Pisces metaphorically was like that was the age of the fishermen where we lived on the coast. Yeah, the age of the fish.

And Jesus teach a man to fish. All this fishing, fishing. And in the future, it's going to be the age of the water bearer Jesus, teach a man to fish. All this fishing, fishing. And in the future, it's going to be the age of the water bearer who's Aquarius. And it's going to be, find water.

Desalination. Yeah, desalination. Water, water, water. Water crisis is going to happen. We'll be using it as fuel. We'll be able to convert it into food. It's going to be crazy what we can do with water.

Or we'll be able to mix it with carbon. I think we're going to have a shortage of it before we figure out amazing things to do with it. But it's like hundreds of years, I think, after the rise and the fall and the rise and the fall and the rise. Whatever happens. That's what we do.

All right. Let's grab some more. Sean Mee says, damn, those were some powerful memes. The pen is mightier than the sword and the meme might be mightier than both. I think so, yeah. Absolutely. I saw a leftist meme. You know leftist memes are like verbose so bad and it was verbose and it was like right wing memes and it showed like a meme and then it said left wing memes and it showed the dude from uh

monsters inc and it said leftist memes have to take the time to explain very complex ideas because you've been brainwashed by by you know the media and the corporations you don't realize right wing memes are very simple because it's pandering to your baser instincts and i'm just like oh here we go i still don't get it yeah my favorite meme is it's a little guy that says pray for me as i undertake this arduous journey to read this leftist meme it's always like three pages yo sergeant r6 says shout out to the UPS guy in Northeast PA that just dropped off a box with this show blaring in his truck. Yeah!

What up, son? Super cool. Last time I was on here, my UPS came up to me and they were like, yeah, fight the fight! Love you, Antipo! I'm like, okay, bye, guy! Were you like, I only survive because you bring me things. Yeah, that's exactly

what he said. Alright right what do we got albidam says ian technically there was a self-proclaimed emperor that lived in san francisco named joshua norton he proclaimed becoming an emperor in 1859 oh my good for him turned out for him for josh josh isn't there like an independent area in nevada where some guy declared independence in the government? That sounds like Nevada. But then he was like, they said, are you going to pay your taxes? And he goes, no, but I will pay a, what he called it, like a tithe or like aid to the U.S. government in the form of, you know, these percentages or whatever. Whatever.

Yeah. They're like, okay, whatever. You're not wrong. Joshua Abraham Norton, Emperor Norton I. Oh, my. Solid. Self- okay, whatever. You're not wrong. Joshua Abraham Norton, Emperor Norton I. Oh, my. Solid. Self-proclaimed.

Cool picture. Blankenstein's Monsters has canceled Fox Nation subscription and subscribed to the Timcast Nation. Elf the mainstream media. Let the media revolution begin. Wow. I really appreciate it. Nice. That's awesome. I heard that not a lot of people don't really watch Fox Nation.

Yeah. Timcast is bigger, I think. I don't know. I'm a huge fan of Kennedy, man. We have a decent amount of subscribers. We're nowhere near as big as The Daily Wire or anything like that. But I have to imagine Fox Nation's got to have hundreds of thousands of people or something, right? Is it different than Fox?

They got Tucker Exclusive. Yeah. Yeah, it's special shows you can only get on Fox Nation's subscription service. You know what I thought was funny? We were like, if we do like exclusive shows, what do we call it? Like everyone just calls their thing plus. And I'm like,

don't do plus. No, I was like, why don't we just call it Timcast? Yeah. It's like, the show's available at Timcast. It's exclusive. That's way better.

Yeah. You don't need a plus. Isn't that weird though? Everyone does that. I hate the plus. I know. I was like, minus.

Yeah. Let's be rebels. Timcast minus. The content sucks. Timcast and theta. Is there a neutral symbol? What is it? Just put an umlaut over it. Yeah. Let's be rebels. Tim gets minus. The content sucks. Tim gets theta. Is there a neutral symbol? What is it? Just put an umlaut over it.

Yeah. How would you pronounce that? Timecast? Timecast. Timecast. All right. Powder PZ says, women working double the labor force,

decreasing the value of each individual worker. So now you need two incomes to have a family. That is correct. That's right. Sucks and sucks. You know what's really funny? I love when the left shows this chart where it's like salaries, wages by year. And then around 1979, it just tanks and keeps going straight.

And they're like, I wonder what happened. And then it's like women entered the workforce. Yeah. Stopped raising their kids and now look at them. Yep. That's the thing too. And the kids are a disaster. Look at us all.

They don't want to hear it, but if you double the workforce overnight, competition becomes insane among the workforce. And now people need two incomes. It's an employer's market. Yeah. Yep. And then what happens is the government says, okay, we'll pay for the daycare with grade schools. Right. And we'll indoctrinate your kids

yeah for free for free yeah for free no it's not free we're going to take your money to indoctrinate your kids that's right

it's a win win for us this is a crazy thing it's like someone walks up and they're like I think parents should have the right to choose

where their kids go to school and the left was like no that's bad right well it's the left says that's okay so that's bad. Right. Well, it's, the left says that's okay so long as you're really wealthy.

Like if you're really wealthy, you can choose where you want your kids to go to school. It's the weirdest thing. I was like, wouldn't it be good if like poor areas were able to send their kids

to better schools? And they're like, no. Keep those poor kids. How can they keep their victims that they can keep using for all their stuff? The thing that's crazy about the school choice

thing too is it's like so many of the people that are advocating against school choice just send their kids to private school. Yeah. You know? Like I went to private school and like people I know who send me there are opposed to school choice. You know what I mean?

Alright, we got BadAdam12. BadAdam says, Adriennerian do you still collect vintage avon bottles i have some i'd like to send you if you're interested do you have any contact information if not no worries i've never collected vintage avon bottles who's telling these lies i think it's like a rumor going wrong I've never heard of that before. I mean, I sell Avon, but I don't collect bottles. Like, what am I going to do with them? Collect them. Where am I going to put them? I'll shoot them with my three.

Yeah. Justin Hossack says, Tim is constantly saying things are imploding or a civil war is coming. I would say, I'll agree, but when will the straw break and when will the first steps happen? They probably already did.

And so I'll put it this way. It's really fascinating. The idea of when the Civil War started. It's like Fort Sumter. And I'm like, really though? Was it really? Wasn't the secession the start of the Civil War? But even then, really?

Wasn't bleeding Kansas? Right. Where did it really start? The issue is that it was always happening, this conflict. And it boiled over to where we say, But even then, really? Wasn't Bleeding Kansas? Right. Where did it really start? The issue is that it was always happening, this conflict. And it boiled over to where we say, okay, well, now people are in the field shooting each other. So that's the war. Right. And it's like Bleeding Kansas, I think, was seven years.

And it never actually stopped. It just became part of the greater national civil war. So when are things going to happen? I don't know, January 6th? I'm sorry. It was the stupidest day of my life. And it just won't end, the stupidity. 529.

529. That was insane. I was watching all the live feeds of that. I can't believe people don't look at that as worse. But this is like the bleeding Kansas face. Intermittent violence and ideological clashes. And now, you know,

we read the sentiment from the North. I read it because it was fascinating. The idea that the left is being manipulated by their leaders and we need to ensure the constitutional rights

of even the people in those states. I'm like, wow, that's crazy right now. That's what they were believing apparently. They actually formed a central bank

in order to handle the Civil War. I think it was 1866? 1863. One of those years. Right around there. That's when they set up a central bank. Basically like what they're trying to do now with the digital currency. The USBCs. These US bank central

currency. Whatever it's called. Right. It's similar. Economic peril. That's for sure. No, it's similar economic uh peril that's for sure no it's not it's just we just gotta figure out how to get things from place to place a lot easier with less cost i'm talking about cost of energy vhs2 says the u.s air force minute man 3 might only launch with 1.47 1475 kiloton warhead the u.s navy trident 2 can launch with a 12 475 kiloton warhead interesting but i still think i don't know the u.s hasn't announced anything nearly as powerful as the sarmat 2 that

thing's massive a 50 megaton payload that's nuts man at some point bigger is not better you want like more insidious you want something that breaks apart and gets into the cells you know lewis cordero le? Louis Cordero says, it's funny how three women are talking about baking and having a beautiful time, and you got Tim and Ian screaming like apes and talking about poop and toilets. That's because traditional roles

matter. Ian and I are grunting and hooting. And are you writing in cursive? I always write in cursive. That's right, girl. My handwriting is a weird mix. You know the Spongebob meme? Or sarcasm

meme? Yeah, where you do lowercase. That's how I actually write. I don't know why. You have a chaotic brain. Yeah, it's just like capital letters. You have too much on your plate and that's a reflection of it. I think I actually did well right here. Yeah, there's no capitals.

Let's grade Tim's paper. Like, cursive, I wouldn't do it. It was the one thing in school I just would never do. Oh, I was terrible at it, and so I got held after school for, like, weeks in what was essentially handwriting detention. And Mr. Belmore made me learn how to do cursive. There were a couple other kids there. We were all pretty miserable. Yeah, but now I can to do cursive. There were a couple other kids there. We were all pretty miserable.

Yeah, but now I can write in cursive. I remember very distinctly because I circled my O's and A's too many times. We've got a very, very important super chat. So stupid. We'll grab one more. Mason Lou Allen says, been trying to torrent the Hunter Byte material.

I concede but can't download. Can your organization commit to downloading and combing this material? Love what you do. No! You know why? Because we have reason to believe that the material is actually illegal, which is funny. So a news organization, we don't have the legal apparatus

to do anything like that. But Hunter Biden, who actually has the material and the feds know about it, he's not in jail. No. Interesting. Yeah. Do you think Project Veritas would be able to do something like that for them?

I don't know, man. Look at the Ashley Biden thing. Yeah, that didn't end too well for them. Feds come after him. We don't have the wherewithal for any of that deep stuff. So I always tell people, like, if you've got these big things, you, like, go to Veritas because they have the legal ability and wherewithal to do this. And the reality is we don't.

I'm not going to lie and pretend. Like, we're trying to create a newsroom. We're trying to build this company up. The more members we get, the stronger we become in defending ourselves and being able to go after this stuff. I would say the Daily Wire could probably handle it. I don't know if they have the same kind of news apparatus

that we do. They're doing more movies, shows, but they do have a newsroom. We would probably need, we would need to be like comparable to daily wire in size to be able to handle an endeavor like that because you don't even want to look at that crap kind of to expose them and call them out and reveal the stuff to the public yes but this is such extreme stuff you need like powerful legal apparatus none of the people who support biden

will care you can show him videos. It doesn't matter. The guy could murder their own mother and they'd be like, yeah, but Trump said, and you're like, he just killed your mom. Yeah, but orange man. All right. Well, ladies and gentlemen, if you haven't already, would you kindly smash that

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If you want to find me, oh, I activated my Twitter after two years. You can find me there, Instagram. I have a website, Facebook. I'm on Truth Social. They can also find you in the Timcast IRL chat room. Oh, yeah. Sometimes I troll you people, but I still

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Fix, let your shoulders back, drop back, let your chin down, you know, good posture, man. See you later. Very good.

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