Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #626 NATO Threatens Retaliation Over Nord Stream 'Sabotage,' WW3 COMING BABY w/Mark Ousley

Episode Date: September 30, 2022

Tim, Ian, Luke, & Lydia join Mark Ousley to discuss NATO directly blaming Russia for the Nordstream pipeline explosions, a majority of Americans thinking there will be World War 3, Biden pulling yet a...nother Biden, Kamala Harris claiming the US allies with North Korea, the New Zealand PM calling for internet censorship, & Bruce Willis selling his likeness to create deep-fakes of him for Hollywood. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 NATO was formally blamed sabotage for the destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline and vowed to collectively respond with their military alliance. And members of NATO are outright saying Russia did it. So we kind of know where this is going. This could be a burning of the Reichstag for our generation, or it could be nothing. I was reading about Fort Sumter, and one of the things said by the Confederate general that they didn't know if that was going to be a great battle or just nothing, because we really don't know.
Starting point is 00:00:35 We are in the thick of it. This could be everything or it could be nothing. So maybe World War III. I don't know. You also have the possibility of war with China because a new report shows that China is opening police stations in foreign countries like the United States, Canada, and all over Europe. I think they have about 50 police stations in Europe.
Starting point is 00:00:54 Why? I don't know. They're saying it's a violation of international law. They're claiming it's a matter of their own citizens, but that means they're setting up parallel governance in other countries, even in ours. So, uh, yeah, not a good thing. And then considering the risks we face with all of this, I want to play for you a video, another video, I guess, another, another video of Joe Biden getting lost and wandering around with Mr. Burns hands confused as they try to call out to him and stop him from wandering away. I, I, we're just, you know what, man?
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Starting point is 00:02:09 like button subscribe to this channel share the show with your friends joining us to talk about all this is mark owsley hello how are you i'm good who are you who are you well i am mark owsley um i am a white trash former academic uh host of the Unwokeable podcast out of the state of Oklahoma. And, you know, I'm fighting undercover wokeness in red states. So thank you for having me here. I really appreciate it. Right on. Thanks for joining us.
Starting point is 00:02:33 Yeah, it's good. We also have the t-shirt merchant himself, Luke Kudkowski. Hey, guys. My name is Luke Kudkowski of wearechanged.org. And as you know, I'm a very serious person. And I wanted to, once again, fully, really now apologize for my antics the last few days. They were very unprofessional. It wasn't right for me to say all those things, the Bill Gates move, boom moves.
Starting point is 00:02:54 And again, I promise I'll be a lot more serious from now on. The shirt I'm wearing right now is also very serious. It reads, in a world filled of lies, truth is always a conspiracy. You could get the shirt on thebestpoliticalshirts.com because you do. I'm here. Thanks for having me. Your jersey's crooked behind you.
Starting point is 00:03:09 I'm sorry. Let me get that really quickly here. Hold on. Yeah, there it is. Is that good right now? Get this man a flute. That looks better. That looks great.
Starting point is 00:03:25 Really good looking. As I often mention, there are people who are just listening to this, like not watching the video, and they're like, at this point in time, I have no idea what's happening. You should definitely be watching.
Starting point is 00:03:34 The video narrator. The video experience. Yeah, we need to get someone with a really deep voice. He stands up and turns. The curves were out of this world. Gigantic butt cheeks. Knock over a bottle as he turns to straighten a jersey.
Starting point is 00:03:47 Thank you, Luke Rutkowski. Thank you. Also, I'm back after a night off. Desperately just suffering along with these people in Florida, I'm sure. I mean, not the way they are, unfortunately or unfortunately. But, man, I feel some pain down there. I tried. I meditated.
Starting point is 00:04:02 It's just, I mean, what can you do? It's a hurricane. Pretty devastating. I'm going to roll a 20-sided die, see what kind of recovery I can bring to this evening. I got a nine. Maybe it's a six. Well, either way, tonight's going to get hotter. We're going to say nine. Nine's better.
Starting point is 00:04:17 Bundle up like Gavin Newsom in the middle of a heat wave. That's right. Well, tonight's show is off to a great start. Thank you for joining us, Mark. I'm very excited to talk about what we have to talk about tonight. Let's right. Well, tonight's show is off to a great start. Thank you for joining us, Mark. I'm very excited to talk about what we have to talk about tonight. Let's get going. Here's the first story we got from the Wall Street Journal. NATO formally blamed sabotage for Nord Stream pipeline damage. Military Alliance says it would be prepared to defend its infrastructure from attacks in a ratcheting up of tensions between Russia and the West. It's a little bit worse than that. They said NATO said the series of leaks in the Nord Stream
Starting point is 00:04:44 pipelines between Russia and Europe were the result of sabotage and that attacks on its members infrastructure would be met with a collective response from the military alliance so let's just say they're they i'm assuming they're not talking about nordstream but they might be because germany relies on it but it's a weird thing because i'm trying to figure out what they're trying to say. Okay. Are they blaming Russia for it directly? No. But several member states are. If they are, it's very weird that they're like, our adversary's infrastructure was blown up and we'll retaliate if someone blows up our infrastructure. It's like, it sounds like you blew it up and now you're worried they're going to blow up yours.
Starting point is 00:05:23 So, I don't know, World War Three or what do you think? It's it's not a good geopolitical situation for everyone involved here. Everyone's going to lose. Everyone's going to suffer. The people of Europe are going to go without energy. Russia is, of course, already dealing with a lot of consequences because of the war. The U.S. embassy just announced that any American in Russia should leave immediately. Putin is also set to annex
Starting point is 00:05:45 large parts of Ukraine, which is going to set the groundwork for a possible nuclear attack on territory that now he claims is his. And again, it's a messy situation. It's a very complex situation. We should be calling for de-escalation. And sadly, all we're seeing on the corporate media is escalation, putting more fuel on the fire, which is dangerous for everyone and stupid, in my opinion. It looks like Vladimir Putin may go with the Zap Brannigan strategy. Are you guys familiar with this? It's where he sends wave after wave of his own men just into the onslaught until it completely overwhelms.
Starting point is 00:06:17 Now, that's a joke, right? But that's actually the traditional Russian strategy. It is, historically. Right, so during World War II, so this is amazing. I've got a Soviet, what is it called? I think it's called the p64 i could be wrong i don't know if you know this is polish and it was uh from the cold cold war it is a small it's a nine millimeter makarov it's a handgun and it's uh ergonomical only for your right hand which is okay i guess it's not inclusive and nobody ever wants to use it at the range you know why it bites into your head it hurts and so it's it's it's fun to have these soviet bullets these
Starting point is 00:06:49 macro bolts but the thing is when they were making guns they were like they don't care if it hurts they don't care if it's made of crap they're just gonna make a ton of them and crank them out and give them to everybody and say go for it so they met i think i think the story was in world war ii they mass produce a whole bunch of garbage tanks. And then Germany was like, we're going to make really good tanks that were really hard to make. And then Russia just stormed through with all of them blowing up and they're like, more
Starting point is 00:07:14 is better. So the, it looks like as much as I can joke about Futurama, we thought with the conscription of 300,000 men and the reporting that he could even bring up to a hundred, up to a million, seems like the annexing of the territory strategy is going to be okay how many ukrainians are there screw it just send 300 000 guys there and then we'll win yep well that's all it takes overwhelming force that's always been russia's main main way of doing things and they have very little care for human life in general well and that's that's what we've seen from putin over and over and over again that's what we've seen for almost
Starting point is 00:07:50 every government that is true that is true but especially the russians especially the soviets that's i mean when stalin was just you know mass murdering people mass taking people starvation he didn't care about the people he didn't care about the people on the ground it's what his overall goal was because it's it's true but i just don't think that's unique that's you know i mean brock obama blew a bunch of kids yeah it's not the same as you know holland or anything like that yeah so there's certainly people who are substantially worse that i understand but i just think you know governments this is what they do yeah world war one was pure attrition. It was just trench warfare against machine guns.
Starting point is 00:08:28 But also in World War I, they used to cut underground cables and mess with each other's infrastructure. So we have to understand that this was an act of war. What are going to be the larger ramifications of it or something that is dangerous for everyone? Escalations. Sorry, I cut you off. No, it's okay.
Starting point is 00:08:43 I just think the higher you get up in the escalon of things, high atop the thing, the less you care about the people below you because you don't see them. You don't deal with them. You don't see what they're doing on the ground. You don't see their families. You don't see that they can't pay their bills,
Starting point is 00:08:57 that they can't get groceries, they can't get gas. I mean, it's all to varying levels of degrees, but as you get higher up in, in power, that's, that's how people tend to look at it. I think about that with like the opioid crisis too. I hear a lot about people and like, oh, and his wife got addicted to opioids and then she died. And part of me is like, wow, how, how stupid she was.
Starting point is 00:09:19 And then I realized like, if that was my family member and you see someone suffering from drug addiction, it's no, it's like one of the most suffering like gut-wrenching horrible painful experiences because it's so helpless feeling well but that's especially true because my both of my parents passed from no opioid addiction we didn't know that that's what it was back then you we got to remember where we were at that point when when my parents were taking oxycontin it was because the doctor gave it to them yeah and. And so we didn't know that they were addicted to those drugs. We didn't know that it's basically synthetic heroin that you can abuse at any given point. And so we thought it was helping them, but it was really killing them.
Starting point is 00:09:54 And so we have to remember where we were in history at that point. We look back on it now, of course we know it's an opioid crisis. Of course we know, but the pharmaceutical companies know, but they were high atop the thing right they didn't care about the people on the ground they were making their money i'm looking at you know it's funny because we talk we talk about civil war the potential for civil war quite a bit and now the lead stir we have is that nato is basically saying we will respond as a collective i mean this this is this is the door being knocked on of the nato military alliance saying we will go to war with russia yeah but inside the united states we have a decrepit
Starting point is 00:10:30 decaying demented old man as a president no one most people don't even believe he's in charge we've got an opioid crisis we've got a economic collapse the market's tanking it's uh i don't know where this is going but but I don't know. Is it bad? No, Tim. Absolutely not. We have a great vice president in Kamala Harris.
Starting point is 00:10:51 She's a very strong, very thoughtful, very intelligent leader that just signed an official alliance with North Korea. North Korea will now be fighting officially on our side,
Starting point is 00:11:01 according to the vice president of the United States with her statements earlier on today. So in the White House transcript, they struck the Vice President of the United States with her statements earlier on today. So in the White House transcript, they struck the word North. No, they didn't. Yeah, they did. Wait, did she actually sign some sort of thing?
Starting point is 00:11:14 No, no, no. She officially, okay, let me explain this. You want to explain this? Go ahead. No, well, she was giving a speech in front of cameras, and she said that we have great partners with North Korea. We are great partners with North Korea. It was more than that. It was?
Starting point is 00:11:30 Yeah, she said something like a strong military ally or something. Oh, yes. She meant to say South Korea. Yes, she did. But you still don't have to strike that from the record. They struck it. There's a line through it. I think.
Starting point is 00:11:43 I think. This is what people are posting on Twitter. I need to fact check it, but you know. you should what do you do you shouldn't be striking that you shouldn't i think it was uh daniel turner actually who tweeted it out because he mentioned that uh in the past they've actually outright altered the transcript remember when biden said repeat the line yes they were like he said let me repeat the line no he didn't no we all heard him well i saw that kareem jump here podcast i was gonna call it that one clip where they're like the reporters are really getting concerned with biden's mental health they're like dude okay but he you know he did say top of mind
Starting point is 00:12:16 about a dead person he did say where is he did keep asking for someone that it was dead thinking they were in the room like what is going on well at least he has an excuse though that's that's what scares me about kamala harris it's like okay at least biden's is an older man right he's obviously doing a very hard job it's not hard to be vice president okay i mean the many have said it's not worth the you know piss in a boot yeah right it's it's not a hard job but she still has these very she can't speak correctly you know you know you know meme i really like is the um um oh what's that what's that show uh where impractical jokers or something like what's yeah yeah they're all laughing the guys backstage looking at the screen making another guy do something yeah so like we we need to make a meme of kareem john pierre and then it's the
Starting point is 00:13:01 guys like okay now just say a bunch of random words and then she talks and it's them laughing she's a master of improv she just keeps saying random things and you're like look i know the whole thing's a spectacle but like going up there and not saying proper sentences is just a chat it makes me angry and i gotta control my anger it's a total chat move all she every day all she would have had to say to get past that was go the president means a lot of people the president is talking to a lot of people he didn't remember uh that that maybe she had passed away in that moment that's all she would have had to say she could have just said he clearly misspoke yes what more do you want if she made an accident accidents happen if she was like yeah i don't know what's wrong with them would she be fired the next day yeah i don't know they can't speak the truth but
Starting point is 00:13:46 wait like you understand ian like phrasing it that way is actually like one of the worst possible ways to phrase it yeah but would she be fired as my would she like the next day would they have a new speaker if she was no better no no because she was you know it would be one of the greatest days in american history i know she should get honest for a minute and save the republic could you imagine if someone a reporter was like uh just today the president called out to a deceased geo representative why would he do that something's wrong with him i'm running for president yeah that's why i feel like a press secretary michael malice would be so much fun oh yes because he just say like something's wrong with them. You know, you asked if, like, World War III and Civil War,
Starting point is 00:14:27 this is World War III and Civil War. During World War I, the Russians had a civil war. So, like, it can be both at once. That's really what concerns me, that if some crazy war breaks out overseas in Europe and Asia, as if we think it's going to stay there, that then there would be chaos internally. It's like, dude, you saw that the Communist Revolution
Starting point is 00:14:44 brought a century of murder and decay. And then a split up into what they have now, which is no Black Sea access. Like they've had to fight to try and get back access to the Mediterranean because after the Soviet Union was split up, whoever the oligarchs were that chose who got what said, no, Russia's not going to get Sevastopol.
Starting point is 00:15:00 They're too strong. We want to block them off from the Mediterranean. But Russia did have, they have a naval base there. And so they were like, okay, this is part of Ukraine, but we don't care that Russia uses it and people there speak Russian. That's why Russia moved in and take it when Ukraine was entertaining joining the EU or NATO. And they're trying to give Donbass, make it autonomous. At least this is what Dave Smith was saying on Rogan was the word on the street when they were negotiating a peace deal, Ukraine and Russia. It's like, we're going to make Donbass, the eastern version of Ukraine, autonomous.
Starting point is 00:15:28 I don't know if that means give it back to Russia, keep it as Ukrainian, make it its own state, make it independent. And no NATO troops in Ukraine. As pre-decided before 2014, after the fall of the Soviet Union, it was decided we're not going to put NATO forces on Russia's border. Because now Russia's good now now that the soviet union's gone they can be a federation to work with us and um tell me but nato's nato's just been expanding and and now they're now they're now finland potentially joining so it's funny because i was reading one article and it said russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine and i'm just like okay first of all that's just an opinion piece right like unprovoked
Starting point is 00:16:04 you can argue that nato expansion was a an opinion piece right like unprovoked you can argue that nato expansion was a provocation you can argue it wasn't you can argue whether or not a country wants to join nato russia still has no right to invade ukraine but there's certainly i don't know if provocation is the right word but there are reasons behind why these things are happening it's not like this is a complicated matter that goes back decades and has been escalating slowly and surely. And many people saw everything coming. Many people saw the writing on the walls.
Starting point is 00:16:31 Putin is set to give a speech tomorrow specifically about this particular event, about his annexation of now more Ukrainian territory, as his troops look like they're also losing in a very important key city of Lyman right now. And it's also important to note here, from a lot of the videos and a lot of the photos, some of it is propaganda, but it doesn't look like the Russians are having a lot of military success inside of Ukraine. And when you look at the photos, when you look at the videos, it's overwhelmingly a lot of Russian hardware being destroyed. So, you know, just seeing that just highlights, you know,
Starting point is 00:17:06 the situation is getting desperate. This is a complicated situation. We don't know who to believe. Everyone's lying from each side here. There's a lot of disinformation. There's a lot of propaganda. And it's going to be interesting to see what he will announce tomorrow as I will be keeping a very close
Starting point is 00:17:22 eye on it. Well, and there's a lot of money being made by replenishing everything that's being blown up. Yeah. And that comes down to it, man. It's always, hey, how can we get more and more stuff in there? More and more billions of dollars worth of munitions so we can put more and more in there when it gets blown up. That's what we're talking about, this pipeline.
Starting point is 00:17:40 My first thought was CIA. Second thought was corporations, like the corporations that are profiting off of the war. Right. So this new Baltic pipeline, whoever is running gas through there has a real good interest in taking away leverage from Russia. But I want to say one last thing on this. You know, look, right now we're dealing with a whole lot in this country with the hurricane. And there's a lot of damage down there so that's why it's very very important that we have a a decisive president who takes the initiative and sends tremendous relief to ukraine
Starting point is 00:18:10 oh my gosh yeah the billions of dollars over there it's going to do it's going to do great for all of the uh suffering americans because you know while they're down in florida looking at their lives being completely destroyed in their hearts they will be warmed knowing that ukrainians have guns well that's that's equity, right? Yeah. I mean, it's global equity, but it's still equity, right? And also, you know, surface-to-air missiles, which are finding their way on their black market.
Starting point is 00:18:33 So, you know, that's also really nice to have all over Europe with fully automatic machine guns also hitting the black market all over Europe, which is absolutely crazy to send so much money, so much weapons with no accountability at all. I'm going to pull up this story here from U.S. News. Fears about World War III are growing amid Russia-Ukraine war. Survey finds. Gee, I wonder why. Well, the Pope said we are in World War III, but this is interesting stuff.
Starting point is 00:18:56 They said Russia's unprovoked war with Ukraine. And I'm just like, is this an op-ed or is it a survey? The provocation for people to get references like if russia had a military base and this is what dave smith said again in montreal and they were just they took it over and then they were establishing military forces and long-range missiles in montreal and then for us to go in and be like no no no we're taking it back we're liberating it that would have been and to say that it was unprovoked of us to go back into mont to go into montreal when russia had been building up there that's provocation well right
Starting point is 00:19:28 what let's look i want to read the story they say in a survey of more than 70 000 people across the world three quarters of respondents agreed with the statement i fear we are moving closer to world war three the findings are culled from the u.S. News and World Report Best Country Survey. Yada, yada. It's from April 30th to July 13th. This survey was done before all of this went down. The craziest part is this. 80% of those in five countries, Indonesia, South Korea, Spain, Thailand, and the U.S., believed that we are heading towards a global war. Those surveyed within the age range of 25 to 35 were the most fearful,
Starting point is 00:20:04 with 76% worrying about nations moving closer to another global conflict. So, you know, what I think about when I see this, we always read history and it's condensed. And now we don't know which direction things will go. But I suppose the question I i have is are things de-escalating the answer the answer is a resounding no especially with nato saying we will as a collective respond to an attack on our infrastructure which here's what i think it sounds like what they're saying nato forces western forces western aligned interest uh interests destroyed the pipeline and that statement was russia if you retaliate we will go to war with you that's exactly what it was
Starting point is 00:20:51 and and and them trotting out biden having said this just a few months ago that if if they invade ukraine we're going to get the pipeline they can point it right back at us and he gave them that's another example of not having a president that knows what he's saying when he's saying it. Well, before, you know, the president said it, the deputy secretary of state, Victoria Newland, said this. I just did a video about her. She's a fascinating human being. She's known as the kind of the lady of the neoconservatives, Miss Dick Cheney Light. She served under Dick Cheney during the Iraq War.
Starting point is 00:21:27 She had her hand in almost every single U.S. global intervention in the past 30 years. And she said in January that if Russia invades Ukraine, Russia will not be having the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. One way or another, she said. And then Biden came out and I think made that particular statement that you're referring to. No, no, no, no, no.
Starting point is 00:21:49 Nuland said one way or another, there will not be a Nord Stream pipeline. And Joe Biden said there will not be a Nord Stream if Russia invades Ukraine. The reporter follows up and says, how will you do this? It's controlled by Germany. And he says, I promise you, we will get it done. And then he smirks. Yeah. And this is earlier this year, right before the invasion, right before the war. And even Salon came out and wrote an article saying how appointing Victoria Newland to Obama's foreign policy team was, quote, a really bad idea if she's going to be a key player in
Starting point is 00:22:25 his foreign policy because it's a high risk to everyone so even salon even leftist news organizations were saying hey please let's not appoint her to positions of power because this is going to lead to chaos this is going to lead to war she literally had her hand in almost every single conflict the last 30 years and for her to to still be calling the shots she's also known as the lady that was organizing protests and working as a diplomat overseeing the ukrainian revolution in 2014. i did a full video about this it's fascinating to see her hand in this entire conflict from the very beginning pushing the envelope and i think we're we're reaching a situation where that envelope is about to fall off of the table
Starting point is 00:23:05 because she is really going for it when it comes to instituting American policy that has put us on this pathway since 2014 that is extremely dangerous for everyone here. Here's a question that I have when it comes to this stuff. Is it worth war with Russia? Question. What do you think?
Starting point is 00:23:22 Is any of this worth the potential of a nuclear war? No. None of it's worth it to us. Now, hold on. So let me ask you a question. Let's localize the conflict. Wokeness. Alright. We're in a culture war, something that we are particularly worried about.
Starting point is 00:23:40 Is it worth the culture war to stop what they're doing to kids and the indoctrination? Yes. Even if it leads to civil war? Even if it leads the culture war to stop what they're doing to kids and the indoctrination? Yes. Even if it leads to civil war? Even if it leads to civil war, no. If we are looking down the barrel of overt civil war, is there a point where you would say,
Starting point is 00:23:56 I accept, I am willing to lay down my arms to prevent war, knowing that it means the woke people will win and their gender ideology and the things that happen, happening with kids will 10 increase tenfold. Would you lay down, you know? No. Well, I think,
Starting point is 00:24:10 I think when you're talking about innocence, when you're talking about innocent children and, and what, what adults want to go to, and then there's a line there, you know, there's a, there's a moral line where you can say,
Starting point is 00:24:20 no, I'm not, I'm going to pick up my arms. So my, my, my point is not to in any way insinuate people should be fighting they shouldn't be it's a question of when when when we localize the issues that we care about when we think about in the context of something that we're directly you know more
Starting point is 00:24:32 directly concerned about we as people um you know living and working in the united states and very focused on domestic issues we don't know the full scale of the war what we do know is that i don't want to die for whatever BS they're working on with Ukraine, right? The issue, I suppose, is understanding that feeling you have of I will not, I will not back down in this culture war and in this political battle with what the left is doing with all this woke ideology stuff. They won't.
Starting point is 00:24:59 The same is true for what the US and Russia are doing. It's a question that you can go to Western intelligence and say, is it really worth it? Why don't you just let Russia do their thing? Because otherwise we have nuclear war. And they're going to say, we will not stand for this. Russia will be asked the same question. Absolutely not. We will never lay down our arms. And then it's just dominoes falling over where everyone ends up losing. It's a pissing contest. Everyone's just covered in piss. But what is the US goalS goal here I mean because I think I think the Russian goal is at least a bit more plainly clear they don't want to see just like they agree to in
Starting point is 00:25:32 2014 a build-up in Ukraine right where that way it's way more complicated well I know I know it's more complicated Russia's trying to rebuild the Soviet Union basically yeah I know that yeah I know but what is and so the goal of the United States is to keep that from happening, right? And partly because Gazprom controls most of the pipelines going into Europe. You think they really want the Soviet Union back again? Oh, Putin's talked about it. Yeah, he has. We just went and sat down with, who was he sitting down with?
Starting point is 00:25:59 And he was like, he said something like, remember who you work for or something like that. I can't remember. Yeah. Putin also sees NATO as a legitimate threat against Russia and its people as well. Of course. As well as trying to bring back the old kind of Soviet empire as well. So we have to understand that. Also, the larger geopolitical picture is complicated because of the new energy exploration that has been done in the southern coast of Ukraine that has has found that ukraine could soon become a major
Starting point is 00:26:25 major petro state if ukraine becomes a major petro state the one leverage that russia has in all of europe is totally gone they will have a competitor on its doorsteps that will also house a lot of its troops that they see as someone that will potentially invade them in the future so there's a lot of things happening here behind the scenes. There's a lot of things geopolitically, also with energy policy that people need to understand. And it's far more complicated than just unprovoked attack. It's not just that.
Starting point is 00:26:54 There's a lot more involved here. They hate us for our freedom. Exactly. I think the goal is like global security. If you had to ask, what's the US goal here? Not as much. The number one top goal isn't just prevent the soviet union from forming it's global security and part of doing that is to prevent a soviet union but honestly
Starting point is 00:27:09 we need to police ourselves and we can do that with russia as a federation of states of people like they're just people like us they have a red white and blue flag they they broke up a crazy dictocratic state uh just like we got out of the kingdom of England. We're in this together. We're not. We are, as people on earth, breathing the same air and drinking the same water. You have people who fundamentally view the world differently than each other, and there is no reconciling. Well, that will always be the case, that we view it differently. But the reconciliation is you just deal with it.
Starting point is 00:27:42 That's what we've done for 250 years in this country. No, you don't. Right now, there are Uyghur concentration camps camps in china we do not lay down and accept what china is doing these people for we don't we are no i mean we have for like a decade the united states is is is doing what they can i suppose without with with trying to avoid war this is the point i'm trying to make with even civil war in the united states we don't want to fight yeah we don't want people to die but we need this stop. So we're constantly clashing with opposing forces that view the world fundamentally differently than we do. And there is no just stopping and saying, you know what? We're all people,
Starting point is 00:28:14 China. Why don't you just forcefully rape those women and force their abortions? Well, you got to learn the language first. This whole America first thing is ridiculous. This whole line of demarcation, calling us west it's all british centric like come on you got to learn russian and mandarin if we want to if we want to peacefully resolve this stuff well that is there is a good point there because i name name a chinese diplomat that doesn't know english you know what i mean that that's something i've always thought about when you're when you're talking about speaking i i worked with chinese students for example they knew exactly what I was saying,
Starting point is 00:28:45 when I was saying it, how I was saying it, the connotation, you know, the things behind it. And when they would speak nothing, and when they would try to translate some of their things, some of the things they would say in their language to me, I couldn't quite get what they were saying, and they knew it. And that is a good point that we need to maybe branch out at least our understanding of what other languages we're speaking so we can make an attempt at least to try to understand where they're coming from. China with the Uyghurs and with the women that they abuse and with, I mean, there's videos of them running over old women in tanks and things like that. But at the same time,
Starting point is 00:29:31 you know, the Chinese are answering back, like, okay, you're making these accusations against concentration camps. What about what you did in Gitmo? What about the CIA rendition programs? And we're seeing Chinese diplomats answer that back. And at least American policy should exemplify and practice the principles that it preaches to bring on to other people. And then those arguments would be more legitimate.
Starting point is 00:29:52 But, of course, there is a lot of criticism when it comes to foreign policy, when it comes to the military-industrial complex, when it comes to corporations and private industries that have been creating massive amounts of human rights violations, especially in Yemen, especially all over the Middle East. That, again, should be called out as well. Stopped immediately if we're going to be lecturing other countries about human rights. But rest easy, my good friend Luke, because right now we can all huddle up to the warm bosom of Joe Biden, knowing that with his strength, America will not be defeated. Like this video, for instance, from Disclosed TV. Let me just make sure the audio is configured properly, which it's not, and then we'll play this video for you.
Starting point is 00:30:30 Okay, thank you. Thank you. Mr. President. Thank you. Okay, let me show that again. Thank you. So look over here, look at this. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:30:39 Uh-oh. Oh, no. Where's he gone? She tries to stop him. Run away. It looks like an episode of The Office. Yes, it does. Man, you really could.
Starting point is 00:30:52 This really could be a sitcom. It's kind of like Veep or something. Well, somebody's got to make fun of it sometime soon in a formal way. I have a legitimate question. See his hands. Look at Mr. President. He tweeted this out earlier. This is great. See his hands. Look at Mr. President. Oh, yeah, you tweeted this out earlier. This is great.
Starting point is 00:31:05 See his hands. I remember, you know, when I'm a kid, Mr. Burns, he walks around with his hands like this. And I thought it was just like, that's Mr. Burns. It's something funny. And you see Joe Biden doing this. I'm like, is that something that people actually do when they get old? Maybe it's like a balance issue. Because if their arms are swinging at the sides, you lose balance easier, maybe.
Starting point is 00:31:23 Maybe. And so they keep them nice and tight to the chest. I have seen this in old people. Yes, you do. It's kind of weird, right? I never thought about it until just now, but they definitely walk like a little. Maybe they could catch themselves if they fall.
Starting point is 00:31:35 It's like Mr. President thought he was about to topple. Well, I remember he fell trying to grab the dog's tail, right? He hurt himself. Oh, yeah. He maybe learned his lesson, you know? He's got to be really careful. I don't know, man. But to get serious, I would just like to apologize for the joke opening the segment, because
Starting point is 00:31:53 no, we are not going to rest easy with this president. You know, look, man, when I wake up to the news that NATO is like, yeah, that was sabotage and we will destroy our enemies. Well, they didn't say it like that. But, you know, they said they'll collectively retaliate i'm like this is a major historical moment where the nato military alliance says formally that we will enter the war against you and like we know what that means and i'm just like and joe biden is the president and i'm thinking of videos like this there's the video where remember when he was like doing the cornholio thing on cnn there's all the gibberish words and you know for a while the media kept
Starting point is 00:32:29 trying to act like he was fine and these left activists and these democrat activists were like he's totally sharp he's totally with it it's trump who's crazy and they can't anymore now we have the funny thing is not only is joe biden's brain not working but the reporters try talking to kareem jean-pierre and she just says a bunch of random words and now it's like at a certain point i think regular people and these journalists are kind of like i don't think anybody's at work right like i don't it's like imagine you go to a an applebee's and you walk in and there's just like nobody and you're like hey what's going on they're like sup and you're like i'm hungry and like cool that's good are you open no
Starting point is 00:33:05 okay you'd leave right but this is the government this is our country at a time of an escalating towards war with potentially china with russia an economic collapse but you know what you know what i can probably maybe i'm putting the cart before the horse here maybe the issue is the reason we're close to war with russia and china and there's an economic collapse is because this man is our president. Yes. And it's not just it could have been a lot of different people that would have gotten us here, but he's one of them. And it's because his kids and working in Burisma in Ukraine, it's some energy company. He was heavily involved with Obama during the coup in 2014 in Ukraine, where they tried to get the Ukraine to go side with America and the liberal economic order instead of Russia.
Starting point is 00:33:44 Very explicitly. This is old Colbert uh this is a great this came up on the dave smith joe rogan episode again and i don't have the guy's name uh this old you know i'm going to look into this and pull up the name in a little bit but they've been planning this for like two decades at the very least at the very least and and biden has been involved in it since the beginning or at least since the obama administration and there's too much for him to lose if it gets found out how much he's been involved putting his son on the board of an energy company to get to get their them to switch sides and the the information is out there the information is out there and it's there for
Starting point is 00:34:20 plain i just can't imagine my my father and my grandfather allowing this. That's what's really ticking me off about this. We're allowing this to happen. We're allowing this bumbling, you know, systemic problem throughout the upper echelons of our government. And we just look at it and it's like, yeah, you know, why not? Ultimately, we're the ones that are supposed to hold these people accountable. And I see none of that from the media, or not none, but not near as much as you should have. And why are we allowing this? Let me give you one of my favorite Wikipedia articles of all time. It is the Biden Ukraine conspiracy theory article. Let me
Starting point is 00:34:57 read for you this opening line. The Biden Ukraine conspiracy theory is a series of false claims centered on the baseless allegations. Oh, they said false and baseless thank you that while joe biden was vice president the u.s he engaged in corrupt activities relating to the employment of his son hunter biden by the ukrainian gas company barisma they were spread primarily in an attempt to damage joe biden's reputation during the 2020 presidential campaign u.s intelligence community analysis released in march 2021 found the proxies of russian intelligence promoted and laundered misleading and unsubstantiated narratives about the bidens to u.s media organizations u.s officials and prominent u.s individuals including some close to the former president former president
Starting point is 00:35:33 trump his administration now over here on the right is a picture it says victor shokin one of the primary subjects of the conspiracy theory the The conspiracy theory alleges that then Vice President Joe Biden withheld loan guarantees to pressure Ukraine into firing Shokin to prevent a corruption investigation into Burisma and to protect his son, Hunter Biden. Let's slow down real quick and break down what's wrong with this paragraph. We'll go step by step. Victor Shokin, prosecutor. He exists.
Starting point is 00:36:03 He is, in fact, subject of the story. All right, next sentence. It alleges then-Vice President Joe Biden withheld loan guarantees. He did. On video bragging about how he did. Next. They say to pressure Ukraine into firing Shokin.
Starting point is 00:36:19 He did. It's on video. Him saying SOB guy gets fired. They say to prevent a corruption investigation into Burisma, full stop. It did. The firing of Viktor Shokin, which Joe Biden bragged about, did result in the ending of, I think, 12 active investigations. Check Matt Taibbi's reporting on this. We all knew it was happening.
Starting point is 00:36:42 Now, there's a question of, did Joe Biden pressure Ukraine into firing Viktor Shokin? Yes, he did. But did he do it specifically to stop this corruption investigation? That we don't know. But it did stop the corruption investigation. How about that? They called it a conspiracy theory by injecting 1% into the story intent. What we know is Biden did threaten to withhold illegally, I might add, loan guarantees, did get the prosecutor fired. The firing of the prosecutor did result in an end to investigations into Burisma, and that did have the added effect of protecting Hunter Biden. Now, I call that plain and simple a conflict of interest. That alone warrants, in my opinion,
Starting point is 00:37:20 some kind of inquiry, investigation, or hearing to get to the bottom of how that happened. Because there is a question of the intent. But you know what? I don't know his intent. To call that whole thing a conspiracy theory, what you're actually saying to me is, it's probably true, and you're terrified that we found out. What would happen if it was Donald Trump and his sons doing business with... No, I'm triggered, Luke.
Starting point is 00:37:43 Go ahead. Donald Trump sees the video on Twitter of Joe Biden being like, so we got fired. And so Donald Trump's on the phone with the president of Ukraine. Like, what is this video? I mean, read the transcripts. Hilarious. He's like, what's this video about withholding? Why don't you look into this?
Starting point is 00:37:57 And they impeached him over it. He accidentally discovered a quid pro quo. So they blamed him for the quid pro quo and then claimed he was trying to dig up dirt on his president, on his political rival, even though Joe Biden wasn't running for office at the time. And that's a preemptive narrative. I mean, it's a preemptive narrative. It's accusing your enemy of what it is that you are doing. And they use that just to keep just to keep themselves out of out of the limelight, because by the time you get back to them, by the time you figure out, yeah, you were the ones actually doing what you accused, all of it, it's like my father used to say this. It's a really good analogy. If you burn your hand on an iron, it hurts really,
Starting point is 00:38:33 really bad the first time. But if you do it 50 times, eventually you can't feel it anymore. And that's exactly what they do with this stuff. And they do it to protect corrupt people. And it's plainly visible. I just wish that we could, you know, get some of the feeling back in our calloused minds on the subjects and do something about it. I got the name this guy's name is well, you got to grab your microphone Gideon Rose on Stephen Colbert report back in the day, there's a video of Gideon Rose on the Colbert reports talking about the plan
Starting point is 00:39:00 to get Ukraine away from Russia and take it to the United States. This is like in 2008, 2009. And it is so overt. He's blatantly like, yes, think of it as like they're the Robin to Russia's Batman. And we got to get Robin to be on our side and not on Batman's side. So he's basically saying we're the Joker? Yeah, good call. I guess we're the Scarecrow. Unless you want to argue like we're Green Lantern.
Starting point is 00:39:25 No, we're Green Arrow and we want Robin to join us and be our new speedy. But also, just to come back to the original topic of this story, I think Joe Biden is definitely putting his hand in the cookie jar. He's definitely profiting off of this, but I don't think he's calling the shots here. I think this has been going on way before Biden became president of the United States. I think there are shadowy powers behind the scenes instituting a lot of these plans. And I don't think Biden's in charge. He made a statement in Poland a couple of months ago saying Putin can't stay in power. The White House had to walk it back and said he didn't mean what he said.
Starting point is 00:39:59 He said recently we're going to defend Taiwan. The White House had to make a statement saying, no, we don't actually stand by that. Whatever Biden says, the White House corrects him on who's correcting him, who's making sure that the policies of the United States are not the policies of the commander in chief. There is something else behind the scenes, organizing, orchestrating a lot of this and him being senile, him being old. I think it's all a show. It's all a play. So he could be the fall guy for the larger agenda that's being shoved down everyone's throat but why did obama make him why did obama put ukraine in his portfolio though you know what i mean because he was known well did he have those connections before he was vice president or did he make those connections because he was well he
Starting point is 00:40:40 was also on the senate intelligence committee he was also a longtime senator so he had his hands in a lot of foreign policy in a lot of, in a lot of business dealings between China and all these other Kazakhstan countries all throughout the world. So he was a man who, of course, had intelligence connections and had his hands everywhere. But it looks like Burisma was very pro-Russia before the ukraine flipped in 2014 and so the way for barisma to be like hey america we want to be on your side they were like we'll just take like our point man their point man was biden he was the guy we'll just take his son on our board and that way we'll make sure we're on the up and up we'll we'll profit wasn't there a former cia director yeah and then a cia guy was on there too yeah on barisma's board yeah that, that was their way of snuggling up to the
Starting point is 00:41:25 United States after the revolution, you can call it. Luke, I think you're right that Biden's not calling the shots like we think he is, or a lot of people think he is, and Trump wasn't either. He tried to get the troops out of the Middle East, I think out of Syria particularly, and they did what they call shell games, where the military
Starting point is 00:41:41 is like, yeah, we have, they were lying to him about the numbers of troops. So he's like, okay, then I guess we've reached our number of withdrawals. They're like, yeah, we have. They were lying to him about the numbers of troops. So he's like, OK, then I guess we've reached our number of withdrawals. They're like, yeah, that's right. That's right. And they weren't doing what they were told. Well, OK. It was a former director of counterterror, Joseph Kofor Black, who was I believe he was on the board.
Starting point is 00:41:57 He was. Yes, he was on the board. So I think he's the CIA guy. I don't think it was a director or anything. Well, and I'm going back to your point of the Biden. Oh, he was director of countercism specifically. Going back to your point of Biden being kind of the shell guy. You know, I just keep going back in my mind to that, to Obama saying, you know, if I could
Starting point is 00:42:14 just have a third term where I wasn't taking all the arrows and I could just put somebody up there, do all the, you know, take all the crap that I got for all these years and just make the decisions behind the scenes that's what i would really like to do i just keep going back to that and it makes very it makes a lot of sense yeah but obama wasn't that big of a war hawk when he came to ukraine he was he was afraid to send lethal weapons to you but was that because he didn't want to be or is it because he couldn't be um that's a good question i don't know i'm not in his mind but but we know he was very soft on Ukraine,
Starting point is 00:42:46 comparatively to a lot of the other neoconservative, hawkish policies that were pushed on by previous and predecessor administrations that were more heavy-handed and escalated tensions even more than he did. But he even, when he came out of office, said, I regret being so hawkish. He regretted the drone strikes. So, again, I'm not trying to give him any favors. I thought he was a horrible president,
Starting point is 00:43:08 just like every president, just like every politician, because I don't trust any government. I don't trust any politicians. And I think naturally people shouldn't be trusting anyone in our political landscape right now. All of these people do not deserve your trust, do not deserve your attention,
Starting point is 00:43:21 do not deserve your energy. And if enough of us would see politics like this, i don't think we would be in this mess right now because we wouldn't be giving them all of our power all of our money all of our authority to do this nonsense that they're doing right now i want to i want to pull up the story we did brush on this a little bit but we have it here from timcast.com america shares strong alliance with north korea vp harris says white house plays damage control. The White House appears to have removed Harris' mention of North Korea in an official transcript.
Starting point is 00:43:50 Harris mistakenly made the claim during her first trip to the demilitarized zone, separating North and South Korea this week. Let's play the video here for you guys. So the United States shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the Republic of North Korea.
Starting point is 00:44:07 And it is an alliance that is strong and enduring. Strong and enduring. Somebody go, what? Now, here's why this is important, right? I mentioned we brushed on this, but I got to bring it up because the deeper issue here is
Starting point is 00:44:19 I've often ragged on Joe Biden for saying Libya when he meant Syria. And the danger of misspeaking is to public capacity. Yeah. There are people around the world who just heard this. And I wonder what impact that will have on a lot of things. Because think about it this way. What if Kamala Harris actually were to come out and say,
Starting point is 00:44:39 we are proud to say that we have a strong alliance with North Korea? And she meant it. Like Kim Jong-un comes here and he's like, we are proud to say that we have a strong alliance with North Korea. And she meant it. Like Kim Jong-un comes here and he's like, I want to do a deal and open up trade and work with you guys. Let me know what to do. And it was a tremendous historic moment. The problem is when she said this, everyone immediately went,
Starting point is 00:44:57 she's saying the wrong word. She meant South Korea. And the scary thing is we cannot trust in what they're saying i think it's going to have a major impact on economics on war and conflict peace treaties it could except that she's the vice president but what i see in this is if cnn would have been doing covered the same instance and it were donald trump or even mike pence they wouldn't have used the word mistakenly right you know what i mean that's what that's what hits me and i see this it's really bad in local media they would say he lied yeah they would say he lied lies about an alliance with north korea that he wants an alliance with north korea and he's gonna do it tomorrow that's that's the difference i see here at least at least they had the integrity
Starting point is 00:45:37 to say hey she mistakenly said this but hey it's kind of funny we we should maybe ask her about it and clear it up you know yeah i think it's amazing uh i'm We should maybe ask her about it and clear it up, you know? Yeah, I think it's amazing. I'm wondering if we have the, well, it was removed from the transcript. I thought that was actually really hilarious because what I saw was like a strikethrough, like them just being like, whoopsie, we didn't mean to say that.
Starting point is 00:45:56 Think about what this would mean though if Kamala Harris is going to meet with someone in private and she says something like this. And then are they supposed to assume that when she says a word, she's wrong? Well, they do it with Joe Biden all the time. time this is the thing though how old is kamala harris she's in her 40s or what 50s she's in her 50s right yeah early 50s early 50s and she is also sundowning she's having the same cognitive decline well why is she wearing
Starting point is 00:46:19 sunglasses they're eating like what if you know i'll feel really bad about this like what if biden actually was really sharp but putin was putting poison slowly in their food and so like we're sitting here laughing at him mocking them and they're really just slowly being wasted away by like yeah someone say polonia or something she's 50 57 oh she's late 50s yeah she's 57 okay really 58 october 20th there you go she's getting old you know so uh i don't know if impeaching or 25th Amendment-ing Joe Biden is going to save us, guys. But I also think, you know, she wasn't that bright to begin with. Yeah. So the effects are evident earlier in life if you weren't that bright to begin with.
Starting point is 00:46:55 She's not known for, you know. Yeah. She's not a good public speaker. Is she smart? Does she have like a high IQ? I can make some puns there, but I'm not. She's worked her way up. I'm a'm not. She's worked her way up. I'm a mature adult.
Starting point is 00:47:06 She's worked her way up. That's one way to say it. I don't know. She has worked her way. Ask Montel Williams. One hand at a time. Mayor Willie Brown. Working.
Starting point is 00:47:16 I think that brilliance is... She did a lot of work. It's work. Brilliance is communicative, and so is stupidity. And having a president that's... If you act like that's normal what joe biden's acting like then then people are going to start acting like that because i think it's normal remember kids will be like oh that's how i'm supposed to be remember freedom oh oh my goodness another complete fabrication another complete fabric
Starting point is 00:47:39 but people believe it people believe it yeah this is what politicians do lie some of them are not good liars she is not a good liar she she's not witty she's not fast with it she can't play with it but if joe biden's taking a nap and we're being bombed she's gonna go in the war room north korea that's that's the type of people in charge right now no it's theater if i was ever in politics i would either be brutally honest or just absurdly dece just absurdly deceptive to the point where it's obvious. So it's just like lie in the most outrageous ways just so you can be like, you know politicians lie, right? Yes. That's probably one way to do it because if you go and try to be honest, they'll accuse you of lying.
Starting point is 00:48:18 You'll say something like, look, we've got a huge problem right now with this pipeline. What they're doing is this or otherwise. They're going to be like, ah, you're full of it. You're lying. I'd just be like aliens oh yeah a UFO was right overhead we all saw it and they'd be like whoa they're admitting it now this is their brain nobody's the crazy thing right if you say something outrageous people go they admitted it yeah but if you say something seemingly
Starting point is 00:48:38 normal they're like nah you got to be lying I expect an outrageous story explaining what's really going on what is it what is it that is breaking our brains to that end? You know what I mean? Our brains? Well, not our brains, but collective. The world, especially the United States, it seems that what you're describing there is so endemic in our society that we can't believe a blatant truth. We poisoned people with high fructose in 92.
Starting point is 00:49:04 We started poisoning. And then those people had kids. So it's like the second generation of poisoned minds. Idiocracy. This year is a... Basically, we're looking at something like that.
Starting point is 00:49:11 It's terrifying. Phthalates and... It's plastics. It's high fructose. It's probably radiation. Vegetable seed oils. This is a glass bottle right here. We have...
Starting point is 00:49:19 We do have plastic water bottles here, but I get a lot of glass bottles and then we also have refillable glass bottles too because we have purified well water with added minerals yeah i think it's the plastics and computer monitors all that radiation staring at a monitor or even just the adderall and and all the stuff you're giving pharmaceutical company right the companies that there's five insurance agencies running the global medical industry right now what pcb is poly chloride biphenyls is that what it stands for
Starting point is 00:49:45 yeah i know it's biphenyl i think the couple generations of that and our bloodstreams is screwing with our brains yeah it's the generational effect so like the parents are all messed up from it and the obesity but then they have kids who immediately start using it when they're little and before that it was lead and it was lead i mean that lowered iqs yeah it did lower fluoride yeah i mean it's time to go Dr. Justin Marchegiani That lowered IQs severely. Dr. Mark Leary Yeah, it did lower IQs. Dr. Justin Marchegiani Fluoride. Dr. Mark Leary Yeah. Dr. Justin Marchegiani I mean, it's time to go live in the woods and just live off of purified, you know, get your own charcoal filter and say-
Starting point is 00:50:10 Dr. Mark Leary Cut carbs out of your diet for 10 days. I mean, you'll feel like you're burning inside for about on day five on, but after day 10, it's out of you. And you are like clear. And then if you start eating bread again, it's so easy to kick it once you've done it once. Dr. Justin Marchegiani That didn't happen to me when I cut the carbs out. Really? I didn't notice anything.
Starting point is 00:50:25 I had a horrible pain. You lost weight. Throbbing. I mean, I lost a lot of weight really fast, but I didn't get keto flu. I didn't get keto flu. I didn't get no headaches. It was just normal. In fact, within a few days, I just instantly felt better.
Starting point is 00:50:37 I also cut the sugar out. I did it in a 10-day period because I was preparing for an ayahuasca fast, and they have a specific diet. So low salt, no sugar, no carb. And I was like day five, I was on, my body was on fire, but I just toughed through it. And by day 10, I felt phenomenal. I think Kamala and Joe need to go on like an ayahuasca guided trip.
Starting point is 00:50:55 Just head out to Delaware, you know, and just do a little. Mega dose of mushrooms. What am I doing? I'm the devil. See North Korea from here. Or if they want to fight a war, bring them on a retreat, right? Be like, hey, you're going to do high doses of mushrooms, acid, LSD, DMT, whatever. You have to do one of those.
Starting point is 00:51:15 Afterwards, if you still want to fight each other and you want a war, you guys got to fight it yourselves. Sorry. Duel it out. Figure it out yourselves. Man on man, woman on woman, doesn't matter. Why don't we do that? What movie was it? Was it out yourselves man on man uh one one on woman doesn't matter why don't you do it why don't we do that what movie was it um was it uh troy where it's like yeah instead of going to war that's your best fighters will fight and then if absolutely and that future can happen if we
Starting point is 00:51:34 didn't put all of our faith in government but nobody can happen i like you nominate a champion and then it's like i hope you win because i don't want to live by their rules like oh we lost but oh well no fighting i like that you're encouraging me not to put my faith in government because I think directly appealing to the Russian people is the way to go. You're listening right now. And I hear you. I'm with you. People, you're in Russia.
Starting point is 00:51:53 You citizens are listening right now. I know it. And we got your back, man. None of us want this war. There's a Russian guy. He's like, they're talking about me. I'm here with you. We're on Earth together right now in this moment.
Starting point is 00:52:04 You're listening. Yes, Vlad. You don't have to comply, Vlad. It's okay. Is that like the most common name in Russia or something? Pretty much, yeah. I can also be like this Mohammed. Thanks for watching the show.
Starting point is 00:52:16 But I'm done appealing to the politicians for this solution. It's the people. It's bottom up, man. We got to work together. I got it. Dave, you forgot to take the garbage out. Dave is very happy that you mentioned that right now. His wife will also be very happy.
Starting point is 00:52:30 Don't forget your anniversary, Eric. You're pleasing a lot of people tonight. We're going to get super chats and people are going to be like, whoa. Your views just skyrocket. All the Erics and all the Daves, all the Mohammeds and Vlads come together and end world war. And Kamalas. Yeah, there you go. Yeah, man.
Starting point is 00:52:48 It feels like the issue, I think, with this war stuff, someone superchatted something like this, that the liberal international economy needs to be stopped. And that's what Russia is doing. But I think that's just propaganda still. I don't think Vladimir Putin is some noble guy who's like, the new world order is bad and must be stopped i'm the yeah right he's got his own interests he's got his own agenda he's got his own ideology you've got competing ideologies i'll tell you this though i don't like the world economic forum people and davos group they're crackpots and they're psychotic so i don't want to root for anybody other than hey we shouldn't go to war we should mind our own business and we we really should not go to war
Starting point is 00:53:25 because we could find ourselves in a goblin king state where people are vying for power and just killing each other trying to take the throne over and over and over and over and again not want to live in that realm everyone always says you know what would happen if there was no government people say warlords would take over what are we living through right now well i guess warlords have taken over they're taking over and they're pushing for war but most of the earth is not in conflict right now you know i mean we're sitting right here having a conversation so i mean there's at least some structure that gives us now where where are we heading that direction it seems that way it sure does seem that way but the possibilities
Starting point is 00:53:58 of calamity and the destruction of the entire world is there because of the technological advancements, because of the military hardware that is out there that could literally wipe this entire planet out of the universe. But we've been living with that since 1945. Yeah, I don't think less government would be better. It would be chaotic. Like right now, there's... The technological advancements in nuclear weapons.
Starting point is 00:54:22 Well, I know it's gotten... But I'm just saying, and they've been pushing it right along, but we've been living with that, and better angels have prevailed up to this point. But it seems like we have all of these forces just pushing us more and more at multiple different levels into more and more conflict,
Starting point is 00:54:39 because you were talking about if we had a World War III. I'm really concerned, like you were saying, that America wouldn't be unified like you were saying that we would that america wouldn't be unified like they were at 9-11 or we were in 1945 or at the beginning of the vietnam war even we would have our own subs sub civil wars while this other war was going on someone in the comment section told me to go to mogandishu i did i went to mogandishu somalia just to talk about this very specific issue because everyone says, you don't like government? Go to Somalia.
Starting point is 00:55:06 I did. I found nothing but governments everywhere. There's like four governments, literally sending weapons and arms everywhere. But isn't that human nature? The Middle Eastern government, the Turkey, the United States.
Starting point is 00:55:17 This is a bit we got to do for Cass Castle where it's like Luke's nightmare. He turns the corner and there's people from the government. He turns around, there's a different government government inspectors licensing but but we are chained somalia you could see my adventures in mogadishu uh and and you could see uh you know all the government that's there i can solve all of the political violence in this
Starting point is 00:55:40 country simmer everything down it really is easy. Government mandated chicken ownership. Amen. Everybody's got to take care of chickens and eat the eggs. No more buying farm eggs. Sorry, farm businesses. All your egg businesses are gone because we're going to have our own chickens. And what we're going to learn from this is peace. If
Starting point is 00:55:59 we really had a caring and considerate government during these very difficult times, during these very hard financial times, they would be trying to incentivize personal responsibility. They would try to say, hey, maybe you should get a chicken. Maybe you should try to learn how to grow your own food. Maybe you should try to have some kind of livestock so you could actually not be dependent on anyone because we're not going to be there for you when we screw you over.
Starting point is 00:56:22 That's it. Real quick. But I just want to point out, you're right on that one being personally the point i'm really trying to make is owning chickens what i really mean to say is be responsible for the food you eat source as much of your own life as you can but i just want to add there is nothing more heartwarming than walking up to the coop and watching all of the chickens waddle over to you because they know you got food and it's hilarious it is they're like goofy looking little things their jaws hanging their mouths hanging open like morons but we have active attacks on people who try to teach individual responsibility yeah you know i mean just look at jordan peterson
Starting point is 00:56:52 i think y'all were talking about this a little bit yesterday but it's like they attack him for no other reason than he's just trying to help people be self-sufficient yeah and then they and that's what teachers in schools used to teach is teach kids how to be self-sufficient here's a really interesting story i think i found a kindergartner test from uh from like 1983 and in order to be first of all you were six almost seven years old to go into kindergarten back then and when one of the line items on the test was you have to be able to walk six blocks away from your home go into the store buy something and bring the money back with correct change to your parents that was something that you had to be able to do to go into school now they want you you know at three years old
Starting point is 00:57:35 and this is what i keep telling people at home in oklahoma because you know we're all gun owners and i believe in second amendment but the government is after your kids and you they don't need your guns if they have kids and you they don't need your guns if they have your children yeah they don't need your guns if you look at what's happening in our society the people who are being attacked the most are the people who have the most freedom who has the most freedom farmers people who are personally responsible for themselves people who are living in the middle of nowhere and don't need anyone or anything they are the number one targets the number one attack of our current establishment.
Starting point is 00:58:06 And I think that's being done for a reason. Guys, I was freaking out earlier today because there was this story going viral about this New Zealand Jacinda Ardern. And apparently she was calling for censorship. And I got really scared. And I started sweating bullets. And I'm like, what's happening?
Starting point is 00:58:22 Is this information coming? And then, whew, thank you you newsweek published the fact check did new zealand's jacinda ardern call to censor free speech yes no no thank you newsweek for for correcting the record it's false she didn't actually call for censoring free speech i was worried you, because this idea that a world leader would be like, we should control the flow of information really scared me. But thank you, Newsweek, for correcting the record and letting us all know what really happened. Let me play the video just to make sure everybody understands.
Starting point is 00:58:57 We're booting it up here. We've got Twitter loading up. Here we go. This week we launched an initiative alongside companies and nonprofits to help improve research and understanding of how a person's online experiences are curated by automated processes. That's not so bad, right? This will also be important in understanding more about myths and disinformation online, a challenge that we must as leaders address. Sadly, I think it's easy to dismiss this problem as one in the margins.
Starting point is 00:59:25 I can certainly understand the desire to leave it to someone else. As leaders, we're rightly concerned that even the most light-touch approaches to disinformation could be misinterpreted as being hostile to the values of free speech that we value so highly. See, she says we value free speech. Why is everybody ragging on this? But while I cannot tell you today what the answer is to this challenge, I
Starting point is 00:59:49 can say with complete certainty that we cannot ignore it. To do so poses an equal threat to the norms we all value. Norms. After all, how do you successfully end a war if people are led to believe the reason for its existence
Starting point is 01:00:05 is not only legal, but noble. Now, hold on there a minute. I agree with that. We were lied into the Iraq war. And when you tried coming out and saying this was bunk BS and we shouldn't be there, or Afghanistan for that matter,
Starting point is 01:00:18 nobody believed you and the media kept lying about it. Well, wait a minute. That's the corporate press that did that. That's the government that did that. Whoa, yeah. That was former national security so uh what did she say what is how do you tackle climate change if people do not believe it exists think about that here is a to get serious like this is a despotic speech this is the the prime minister of new zealand saying if people
Starting point is 01:00:42 don't believe something exists you you can't manipulate it. It's just remarkable because it's like, imagine going around as a government leader insisting that we should take action to stop the moon men
Starting point is 01:00:53 from invading Earth. And you're like, but why doesn't anyone believe me when I tell them the moon men are coming? Maybe you're wrong. That's the insane thing about it. That right there
Starting point is 01:01:03 is the most important part of the speech. It shows you where these world leaders want us to be. Climate change is ideological. Now we can talk about the science behind it. That's fine. But there's a rift in politics as to whether or not people think it is or isn't happening. We just had a video the other day where Don Lemon tried pushing a NOAA scientist into saying the hurricane was intensified by climate change and he would not do it. That's the perfect example of what I'm saying. I think there's climate change issues. I do. But I certainly think when Don Lemon, as a zealot, is like, how is climate change affecting
Starting point is 01:01:34 this? And he goes, it's not. And he goes, well, hold on there a minute. I grew up there. I think it is. I think it is. Yeah. Okay. You're a zealot. She's clearly asserting here that she has an ideology that she wants to persist. And there is an opposition to that ideology. She does not want to exist. This is the underlying message of what this psychopath is saying. We must address this issue. Yeah. The issue is they want to control what you can think, what you can hear and what you can see.
Starting point is 01:02:04 And ultimately how you'll end up voting because of it. The speech gets worse as it goes on. She pretty much alludes that freedom of speech is a weapon of war. She says that dissenting voices are evil and dangerous to her. How do you ensure the human rights of others are upheld when they are subjected to hateful and dangerous rhetoric and ideology? Okay, that's not disinformation or misinformation though that's opinion but let's the weapons may be different but the goals of those who perpetuate them is often the same to cause chaos and reduce the ability of others to
Starting point is 01:02:37 defend themselves to disband communities to collapse the collective strength of countries who work together but we have an opportunity here to ensure that these particular weapons of war do not become an established part of Warfare weapons of war it gets worse she's calling for a global censorship efforts is she's saying that people often have......... ... ... ... ... ...
Starting point is 01:03:18 ... ... ... ...... chaos is a collective conviction to bring us back collective yeah we have the means we just need the collective will global censorship effort this is the end game that they're working on that they're pushing for here she is a globalist world economic forum lackey and stooge she has secret meetings with blackrock she locked down her entire country and punished people for for political causes during a national quote health emergency when a few cases popped up she locked down her entire country and punished people for for political causes during
Starting point is 01:03:45 a national quote health emergency when a few cases popped up she locked down and destroyed people's livelihoods just a few months ago and we cannot forget that right now well hold on this speech is dangerous and it shows us where we're going newsweek says fake news luke newsweek says you're wrong and i know i just listened to what she said but i see a little meter with a needle pointing to the red one so that's all you need that's all you need can i take can i take this home for just a second back so i'm i'm in oklahoma nobody nobody looks at oklahoma we got you know we got two college football teams and that's what people think of but the the president of the university of oklahoma gave very much this same speech about inclusive free speech at the University of Oklahoma of saying that, you know, we can't have free speech unless everybody feels the same and thinks the same and says the same things.
Starting point is 01:04:35 And so it's coming from the ground up and from the top down. realizing and that's why i really want people who are you know like me out there in the trenches in these states that maybe nobody pays attention to looking for this in their local media looking for this in their in their colleges and in their schools because it's it's not just coming from leaders of new zealand or even the united states it's coming from your local leaders from your university leaders your school leaders and and your business leaders even even at even at a point well this is the gaslighting that's happening here. Like you saw what she said. It's totally fake news.
Starting point is 01:05:10 Don't worry. Just trust us. Again, this is Orwellian. This is 1984. This is what they're essentially after because if they can control information, they know that they control people's minds. And the only thing standing in the way of them subjugating and controlling everyone is people just being able to talk freely with each other.
Starting point is 01:05:30 That is the biggest threat against their entire Ponzi scheme, which is their governments. And this is not just the local government of New Zealand. They are working together on a global effort with many leaders, many prime ministers, many presidents, many people behind the scenes who are really controlling them saying, hey, we're going to push this slowly and surely. The end goal of what she's calling for here is a global censorship
Starting point is 01:05:53 board that's internationally everywhere applied to everyone on the face of this earth. I want you to imagine the scenario. You're sitting down with someone and on Twitter pops up this video where joe biden says so i told him it's uh sick what time is it six o'clock if if i don't know he's like i look at times if if the prosecutor's not fired by six o'clock you're not getting the money
Starting point is 01:06:16 and well sob guy gets fired and then you sitting there you say whoa did joe biden just quid pro quo and the man next to you wearing the suit says russia put that video out oh and then i want you to imagine what like level of cognitive ability you would have to have to go oh that that proves it this is just phase one they're weeding out the people that'll just believe the gaslighting, it's going to be deep fakes where even the intelligent people don't know what's real. Well, already, if we say that this happened, the fact checkers are going to demote, downrank our posts, delete our posts, delete our entire accounts and our ability to even have a voice on the Internet and might even go as far as to destroy our ability to earn money, which is centrally linked to, of course, online centralized platforms like PayPal that legitimately do punish people because of their political opinions. I want you to just imagine. Actually, there's a meme. It's really funny.
Starting point is 01:07:15 It's two people sitting down in a post-apocalyptic world, and he hands a meme to the other guy. And it's like, you know. The meme exists. It's already there. No, I'm saying there's a meme of it. Yeah. It's like he's got a physical meme he's got to hand to somebody else.
Starting point is 01:07:28 But I want to hit on something you brought up because it takes an actual process to get the mind to do what you explain. To have that guy in the suit, the expert, tell you to not believe what you see with your eyes, that's social emotional learning.
Starting point is 01:07:42 That's exactly what that is because you train kids and you train people over a course of time through multitudes of different ways even through the media that you that you consume right and they train you to respond emotionally because you then feel wait a minute if am i offending this person then i better agree with him and then agreeing with him means it's altered my reality that's social emotional learning and that's what's happening in your schools right now that's that's the whether you're talking about anti-racism or you're talking about diversity equity and inclusion they all mean pretty much the exact opposite of what they're saying but they play upon the emotions to make
Starting point is 01:08:16 you feel a different way look the end result is going is that liberals are are killing their own kids and sterilizing them so it's like what, with the future, if they get control of the information systems, I'm still not convinced that they will perpetuate their ideology enough. Yeah. I don't know. I'm terrified that that could happen. Like, people being born into a system where they're just being told, what will happen is the things we know now can be erased from the conscious
Starting point is 01:08:45 memory they can be rewritten the digital all the things can be burned the stuff can be translated like we probably were born into a system of brainwashing without realizing it sure oh columbus sailed the ocean blue we're the good guys and then you find out the eradication of the genocide of the population the all the horror or is that even real yeah exactly who knows what who knows what who knows what is real you may be no this is an important point just to hit on that when you're like we hear that columbus did you know he came here and discovered america or whatever that's like oh okay that's really cool then you learn later like actually he genocided the native americans the question is
Starting point is 01:09:19 which which version of history is the true version if one of them is wrong how do you know which one's the real one if either of them are real. Right. For all we know, Christopher Columbus came over on a jet ski and just chilled. I grew up in the United States just fine. And if I was in some sort of fog,
Starting point is 01:09:33 intentional, you know, be made to believe lies and stuff, I was okay about it and I was totally happy. So I'm afraid that people could grow up in this modern technocratic society
Starting point is 01:09:42 and experience the same kind of thing and just go along with a free speech not knowing they're not knowing what that means or they'll still use the term free speech but it will mean what they want it to be redefined as the freedoms you sacrifice now your children will never know or practice it uh that's a it's a famous quote i butchered it it doesn't matter but what jacinda over here this this lunatic crazy insane bureaucrat from new ze Zealand is calling for is already happening in other parts of the world.
Starting point is 01:10:08 In the United Kingdom, if you offend someone with your post and someone sees it, you go to jail. Recently, a UK police officer arrested someone because he called them a wiener head. But in a more unfamily show. That's rough. head but in a more unfriendly family show that's rough oh in a more on okay the censorship boards are ready I have to navigate it carefully here but dog face yeah yeah he called like when we feel so good to say he called right dickhead when we when we try to avoid spreading on the show, it's for like the sake of someone who might
Starting point is 01:10:46 have kids in the room. I was just thinking that. We talk about the darkest World War III stuff and there's kids that like, how much worse can it get than talking about the potential end of humanity?
Starting point is 01:10:54 Well, I mean. Saying the word dick. Yeah. But if we need to say, like express like, you know. But the algorithm also picks up
Starting point is 01:11:01 harsh language as well. Phil DeFranco's got the, he's got millions of subscribers. He says the F word nonstop. I know. But he has buddies, and he repeats the corporate talking points. And he gets demonetized, too. I support you, Phil.
Starting point is 01:11:12 So, again, I also want to be respectful to the children out there and their families out there. It's also a name. But just to bring it back here, what Jacinda is calling for is already happening. She's just calling for it to be implemented everywhere under the control of one centralized body that will get to arrest people for offending people, hurting their emotions, and saying things that the government arbitrarily says,
Starting point is 01:11:36 well, this is not accepted now. You go to jail. But she says that people will use this tactic of putting knowledge out that's fake, basically lying, and that often they do it for the reasons of destroying and evil. But she's very clear that it's often. It's not all the time. That's why you're innocent until proven guilty.
Starting point is 01:11:52 If you put out, you can lie. You're allowed to lie and insult people, at least in this country you are. I want to pull up this story from the Daily Mail. Bruce Willis sells rights to permit deep fake digital twin of himself to be created for use on screen allowing him to come out of retirement after aphasia diagnosis no he's not coming out of retirement this is just the beginning of what what should we call this we need an era the deep fake era scanner darkly area scanner darkly air look we were just talking about how they you're not going to know what's real yeah they're they'll deep fake a video
Starting point is 01:12:25 of you know trump or something and then people are just going to believe it i was on rogan's show uh it was i think it was last year and he asked me he's like are you worried about the deep fake stuff and i was like no i don't i don't i'm not worried about that because you know people you're they're gonna know where trump is they're gonna know where you know whoever the president is they're gonna know where they're at when they're speaking now that i'm looking at it and i think i deeply underestimated the abilities of deepfake technology and this is just the beginning a video will go viral and it will be of president you know one two three whoever and they'll say something that won't sound too crazy but will be worrying they'll say something like. This is what you need to watch out for.
Starting point is 01:13:05 You'll get a video of a president saying. We need to focus on our tax reduction plan. And all they'll do is change reduction. To you know incremental. Something very simple. To shift support away from the person. They'll say something like. It is true we're offering.
Starting point is 01:13:22 A 1% income tax reduction. And then they take that video and deepfake increase. And then they send that out. It goes viral. This is, when I hear them say stuff like, you know, we have to be concerned about mis- and disinformation. Hey, they're not wrong. That Jacinda Ardern being like, people will use misinformation. I'm like, they will.
Starting point is 01:13:43 The problem is it's primarily been coming from government and major corporations. So my fear is not the random dude in his living room who somehow gets access to a deep fake generator or like a good one, because people can actually get this consumer grade ones. My concern is government or military grade technology that can generate deep fakes. And then one day you're an anti-war activist. You're, you're say a Julian Assange. And then all of a sudden a video gets leaked, which is indistinguishable from, from, from any other normal video of you saying something believable, but reputation damaging. And you come out and say, that's a deep fake. And people are going to be like, Oh, get out of here. Conspiracy theorist. And then the media can run the video. And when you threaten to sue, they'll say, but your honor,
Starting point is 01:14:26 we have a video of him saying it. And the judge is going to be like, can you prove it's fake? And they're going to go, how do you prove it's fake? It's a deep fake. And they're like, either prove it's a deep fake or it stands.
Starting point is 01:14:34 That's the world we're entering. And you know what? I got to tell you, we're there already. We are there now. This story about Bruce Willis, this is entertainment. I've heard that people,
Starting point is 01:14:43 that government organizations will like put files on people's computer and then go get their, oh, you got child porn on your computer and then they go bust somebody for it.
Starting point is 01:14:50 Who was that? They do that with deep fakes too. They call, is government meant to control the mind? I mean, meant is like, meant is mind.
Starting point is 01:14:59 Governed, the root of the word is to direct or control. It's a Latin term. It's just mind control. I mean, that's the essence of government is controlling people's thoughts. Well, and it must be noted that Jefferson, the quote on the inside of the Jefferson Memorial is, I declare eternal hostility against any form of tyranny over the mind of man,
Starting point is 01:15:18 and that they were wanting to tear it down in 2020. Interesting. That's all, you know. Wow. Man. to tear it down in 2020. Interesting. That's all I, you know. Wow, man. We also have to understand that this technology also is developing at such a very fast rate.
Starting point is 01:15:31 This is what's public. What is not public? What don't we know about? And personally, from my own speculations and my own kind of thinking about this, if you could deep fake actors and certain videos,
Starting point is 01:15:43 you could probably deep fake individuals. you could probably deep fake individuals. You could probably deep fake influencers. You could probably deep fake entire social media accounts to pretend to be somebody pushing an agenda that, of course, is going to be making videos, is going to be having the selfies, is going to be, of course, broadcasting about everything, but everything's going to be user computer AI generated to push a certain idea to emotionally manipulate you in a certain way that benefits a multinational corporation or a private entity in interest that, of course, want to manipulate you for their own personal causes. Who's going to be doing that? Very powerful people. The billionaires, the multinational corporations, the government, the secret societies, the intelligence agencies, all of the people now saying, hey, you having free speech is bad. We need to control all of it, which is an absurd idea. And what Ian is saying is not too far away from the reality. It is trauma-based mind control that
Starting point is 01:16:40 a lot of people are going through, are unaware of of it and this is one of the main ways that they use to control people is with emotions and now AI generated content creators I think that's something that we should be looking out for Ian is 100% correct meant the that's the suffix comes from the Latin
Starting point is 01:17:00 mente meaning mind and then govern is to steer drive or control. Good to know. There you go. So blatant. And it doesn't have to be the people we're paying taxes to. That doesn't mean that's the current government of the day.
Starting point is 01:17:12 Who's the current government of the day? Google. Alphabet. They're controlling what we see, hear, and think. I mean, not directly, but indirectly. No, I think directly. I mean, they're throwing it right at you. You can opt in, but not really. I mean, they're throwing it right at you. You can opt in, but not really.
Starting point is 01:17:26 I mean, go down the street. I was at a water park just not too long ago in the middle of Oklahoma. And I went up and I was like, hey, I need some quarters. They were like, we're cashless. We don't accept cash. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 01:17:39 And in order to do that, then, okay, well, I've got a phone. I don't have my card. You know, maybe it's in the locker or whatever. You have to opt into the technology to be a part of society now. So I think it's absolutely direct and it's pervasive. And it's becoming more and more pervasive in not just the AI way or not just the deep fake way, but in the every day, I've got to feed my family, you know, go to school kind of way that everyone deals with and that's
Starting point is 01:18:06 that's the real danger of this is that it's it's a part of everyday life so it's actually greek before uh latin uh kuberman and guber mare the the greek word kuber this is what google says for etymology it was to steer and then in latin became guber mayor which meant to steer and rule which led to old french governor which was probably just pronounced to govern and then they added meant of the mind so to steer and control the mind fascinating yeah there you go you you learn you you what is what is it yeah no no the more you know the military certainly is used to control your mind because it's the threat of force that gets you to pay your taxes and things like that with government. But it's not, that's not really the, man, it's like a usurpation of global governance happened in the last 20 years.
Starting point is 01:18:55 And I'm, you know, we're waking up to it now. The liberal international economy, my friend. Yeah, it was stripped by corporate, by alphabet. Like they, without us realizing it, they just took control of the narrative. You guys have it. What are you going to do with it, man? It's amorphous, you know? There was a point where AOL
Starting point is 01:19:11 was the dominant digital force, but it wasn't that powerful because the internet wasn't that powerful. And then AOL still exists, but I mean, who talks about them? Yahoo still exists, but come on. Alphabet is insane. Alphabet's like 11 companies or something.
Starting point is 01:19:25 Yeah. It's like BlackRock. It's the corporation. Yeah. It's like, just welcome to the sci-fi dystopia where the corporation. And they're like, yeah, that's why they called it Alphabet. They're making fun of like NBC and CBS and ABC.
Starting point is 01:19:37 They're like, yeah, all the letters. CIA, FBI. They're like, we're all of them, man. We are the Alphabet. Yeah. That's wild. That's creepy. That's one form of government is Alphabet. man we are the alphabet yeah that's wild that's creepy that's
Starting point is 01:19:45 one form of government is alphabet but you have to wonder if that's true and they're as powerful as we as as many fear why would they allow this show is it because there's nothing we can do to stop it well maybe but i think it's also that inadvertently we hit points all of us do in the because we actually think we hit points that they like at certain points and they think okay well at this point we're going to allow it up to this point because they're still giving us what we want even though we don't like most of what they're saying and because we're free-thinking people right but at the certain point you get to an alex jones or you get to a you know uh another person like that or even james lindsey being taken off twitter
Starting point is 01:20:23 the moment you hit it the too much they take you down. I'm telling you, you gotta get chickens. You'd really understand this, right? So we have, I think, 30 chickens outside and they're all doing their chicken thing and it's fine. But we had a couple roosters in there and then when they start acting
Starting point is 01:20:40 up, they get removed and sent to Cocktown, the penal colony where all the rooster boys go. Penal colony. Penal colony, yeah, because they're always fighting. They're always fighting. And so the point is, I don't care what the chickens do at all. They can fight, eat,
Starting point is 01:20:55 bang, whatever. But when they step too far with it, they get removed. So my view is, maybe a show like this, they view similarly, like, yeah, similarly like yeah yeah they're all in their coop doing their stupid thing it's not it doesn't matter to us we don't care but alex jones on the other hand he was that loud obnoxious rooster that wouldn't stop screaming right and finally they were like okay now now this rooster is causing me problem i'm having a meeting and
Starting point is 01:21:18 it's screaming and squawking and it's and now my my the guy that i'm trying to sell to he leaves so say okay we're taking him out and we're putting him in the penal colony. You will know when you've stepped out of line. Well, and that has happened even to a smaller, you know, I've got 20,000 Twitter followers, but I'm working with a group, a guy named Alvin Louie of Courage is a Habit. It's a great name, great organization.
Starting point is 01:21:41 You should go look for it. But we just uncovered this kind of scandalous videos from ASCA, which is the American School Counselors Association. And within, what is it, 17 hours, both of us got banned from Twitter, from YouTube, from Amazon, and from Google. And it was like, we're nobody. You know what I mean? You guys have hundreds of thousands of views.
Starting point is 01:22:08 But that's why. But we hit something. And then the next day, the next day, a video comes from the Federal Department of Education just praising school counselors. It was amazing. I'd never seen anything like it. The censorship targets the smaller accounts because they don't make a ripple when they're banned.
Starting point is 01:22:26 That's true. So they're pulling out, you know, look, you get a big thick hair and you yank it out of someone's head, it hurts, but you got a little
Starting point is 01:22:31 peach fuzz here, you can pop them out and people don't feel anything. That's basically what this is. They know that if they ban bigger channels, it creates ripples and it amplifies,
Starting point is 01:22:40 at least temporarily, and may, you know, what is saying, you got a roach, you step on it and the eggs go flying everywhere or something like that that's what they want to avoid so they go for the smaller they're going for the grassroots they're cutting the roots at the core to eliminate the support if you're banned from youtube or twitter as a small follower then it's a lot
Starting point is 01:22:57 harder for you to follow along interact with and support the person who is speaking that's that's twitter's strategy well and that's it's happening on YouTube, too. I mean, I'm right now, I am more shadow banned on Twitter than I've ever been. And it's because of the fight that we're having in Oklahoma about these hospitals and the trans issue. And it just got a little too close to home. And it's amazing to me to see it because I just thought, oh, I'm small. You know, I've got a decent following for the area, but I'm small. But you're right. They come after you because if they get us, you know, and you have no grassroots, you all can talk all you want in these bigger platforms, but it's the grassroots that really makes the bottom up change.
Starting point is 01:23:36 And so I don't know. I don't know what we do about that. We have to start doing something. Well, we need to please ourselves from the bottom up. I think the corporation Alphabet's got, it's balancing the heaviest hammer ever noticed by humanity, essentially like intellectual hammer. And they have 12, some of these companies,
Starting point is 01:23:50 I'm going to read off some of their companies. Calico is a human health company, Overcome Aging. Capital G is private equity. DeepMind does artificial intelligence. Google. Google does internet services. Google Fiber is its own company.
Starting point is 01:24:01 GV is a venture capital company. Intrinsic does robotic software. Isomorphic Labs does drug discovery. Verily is a venture capital company intrinsic does robotic software isomorphic labs does drug discovery verily is a human health company uh waymo is autonomous driving wing does drone-based delivery and x development is research in dev for moonshot they're taking us to space uh these technologies in the hands of a private company are very very dangerous if the private proprietary code gets- What's the alternative? Open sourcing the code
Starting point is 01:24:27 so that we at least know how to counteract drones when they mount machine guns on them and start hacking them and flying them over cities and suburbs. But like in a detrimental way, it's negative or illegal or amoral and ethical. What do you mean? Anything that could happen.
Starting point is 01:24:44 Drones themselves aren't bad. I mean, you've seen Terminator 2. The guy didn't know he was building the Terminator while he was building it. It's proprietary. When you guys, you're listening right now,
Starting point is 01:24:51 the owners, you guys at Alphabet, when you sell the company, the next guy that gets that code has control of the world. You've got to free that stuff. Also, a lot of people who worked on the nuclear bomb
Starting point is 01:25:00 didn't know that they were working on the nuclear bomb. A lot of the scientists also regretted it. There's also a lot of cases of the scientists who worked on it committing suicide because of the guilt that they felt building this. But to go along with the point that started this conversation, if resistance was futile, they wouldn't need to censor us.
Starting point is 01:25:17 And they are censoring us. And there are a lot of underhanded things that we still don't even know about that happen on YouTube, on Twitter, on Google, on Facebook, on MailChimp, almost everywhere online. There are small underhanded things happening that are not as blatant, that are not as big as censorship. And I think what we're seeing here is kind of like the boiling of the frog analogy. Slowly and surely, they're pushing for this, but they know that they can't move too quickly because their whole agenda and their whole game will be uncovered because it's essentially the truth that will expose it all.
Starting point is 01:25:50 And that's what they're afraid of. Sous vide? Is that what it's called? Yeah, the eggs. Sous vide? No, it's the vacuum slow cook in warm water. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yes.
Starting point is 01:25:58 I've only seen the eggs version. Oh, okay. At Starbucks. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, you guys know what that is. Yeah. You vacuum seal the meat and then you put it in the warm water
Starting point is 01:26:06 for like 20 hours and then it makes it like really tender or whatever. That's what's happening. That's what happened to the human race. We're not even boiling. Let me tell you guys a story. It's really gentle.
Starting point is 01:26:15 I was once playing World of Warcraft on my laptop and I had it on my lap. This was 18. Oh my, oh man, this has got to be... Gosh. How old was I?
Starting point is 01:26:22 I was 20 maybe. I think I know where this is going. Where is it going oh it's about singeing leg hairs the hairs ever grow back frying your eggs yeah tell me more so i'm sitting indian style so it's being held up by my thighs on my left and my right i'm sitting in bed and um you know i was playing my laptop got really hot when i took the laptop off my left leg itched and i scratched it and pulled skin right off. The computer was hot, but only slowly.
Starting point is 01:26:49 And it burned me, blistered, and I didn't notice because it happened so slowly. When I put the laptop on my, when I was sitting with my laptop, it was cold. After playing for a couple hours, it was really, really hot and constantly on my skin. And I didn't feel any pain. And it was a small blister that I ended up, I itched and pulled it right off. Well, and part of that was too, your mind was so focused on something else.
Starting point is 01:27:12 So it just removed all the sensation from the other parts of your body and all the blood rushing to that neuro, the dopamine and stuff you're getting from the game, it removes feeling from the rest of your body. And it deprives your balls. And many doctors are saying that it actually has a very bad impact on male sperm counts. So when people are heavily focused on entertainment.
Starting point is 01:27:35 Laptops on their balls. They're desensitized. Yeah. They become desensitized. Because when you're focused on something that isn't real, and it makes the real less real. Faraday cage underwear. Yes.
Starting point is 01:27:46 Oh, that's a good idea. Nailed it. Protect your balls. Protect your butt. Seriously. You need it now with all the warfare against the balls. How do we do it?
Starting point is 01:27:55 I have a Faraday cage fanny pack. Put my phone in there when I walk around. Yeah, it doesn't irradiate my nuts. I like it. I have a Faraday cage like pouch that my dad sent me because he's like, you're paranoid too. Here's a Faraday cage like pouch that my dad sent me because he's like, you're paranoid too.
Starting point is 01:28:06 Here's a Faraday cage for your phone. I should get one of these. We should call the company and say, can you make underwear? They should sponsor my... There you go.
Starting point is 01:28:16 And we can make the underwear podcast. Clothing in general. It doesn't work because... It has to be clothes. So I'll give you an example. The tinfoil hat thing
Starting point is 01:28:24 actually has the inverse effect. It amplifies. Yeah. Because the signals can still enter from underneath through your body. Now, water does block a lot of this stuff. So you need a one-way mirror. You need a full Faraday suit. So it can block every part.
Starting point is 01:28:37 So if you want to walk around... You ever see those Faraday suits? They're really cool. Yeah. If you want to walk around in that, I guess. Or when it can get out, but it can't get in. So it'll sneak in the corners and then can get work its way back out bounce out we should just build out we should build a triple layer faraday cage just to do it and film it and like we should do one big one
Starting point is 01:28:53 a small one and then inside the so there's there's a big one you can walk in then another one inside that and then there's a box and so we can see at what point the cell phone stops we were actually planning on building that where do you want to do it? For the down stand. Okay. You think we should start construction soon? Let's do it before it's too cold. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:29:10 We could probably whip that up pretty quick. And then, I mean, in reality, we'd probably want to put it indoors somewhere. Yeah, for sure. Because then we could store stuff in it. Yeah. That'd be cool. Microwaves are fair in the cages, basically.
Starting point is 01:29:23 So the old prepper trick is to is to put a microwave like in deep storage and put a phone and a laptop in it but it's like unplugged obviously you know i don't think that freeing telling alphabet corporate execs to free the code is is sensical enough i know you guys think like come on ian that's like that's just such a hitting it with a sledgehammer i know you can't just give it give it all away it not. But at some point, I mean, if you are trying to hold on to this power, it's going to obliterate your hand. And then it's going to consume us. Like, we can't. No sector group of us can do this alone.
Starting point is 01:29:56 Only beings of extraordinary strength could wield such power. I mean, if somebody were to hold this, then powerful bursts of purple energy light would emit from their hand and then they would scream and explode and it would just be damaging everybody. It might just be national defense. A group of people that are close and friends could hold each other's hands and temporarily contain that power. Just enough to defeat Ronan. Oh, I'm going to start doing a meditation, a group meditation. If you guys want to join me at 2 p.m. tomorrow, I'll be meditating. I'll be doing it for at least five minutes.
Starting point is 01:30:24 And if you want to jump in right at 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, I think that the power of good needs to organize. What are you going to focus on? Nothing. Empty mind. And let it happen. And you can meditate as long as you want. There are some very interesting studies about big meditation groups
Starting point is 01:30:37 focusing on one thing and helping actually bring those things forward. Well, that's the scientific case for prayer. Yes. You know what I mean? Prayer, meditation has a lot of power. I mean, when you focus, you know, and you can have whatever. Focus on your intentions. Yeah, you need to ask people.
Starting point is 01:30:54 Or just focus towards a result. But if you do it from the standpoint of God or wherever you do it, it obviously has an effect. This might backfire giving Ian the idea. Look at his eyes. No, no, hold on. I got it. I got it. i got it i got
Starting point is 01:31:05 it i got it we we want to make sure that everybody who's listening who does do the group meditation with ian that they have the intention of something good and noble yeah so i think tomorrow at 2 p.m when everyone begins to meditate they should all focus on aliens coming to earth no no no no no but hold on you need to look at us they're like like, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden are your leaders of the free world? We're taking over. Yeah, get it out of here. Make sure you denote time zone. Yeah, 2 p.m.
Starting point is 01:31:31 This world is a prank. It's a joke on all of life in the universe. We got to get rid of it. I encourage you. Focus on whatever you want. I trust you. I think it's going to work itself out as long as we're all working on this together. No, no, no, no.
Starting point is 01:31:42 No, don't listen to him. Everyone focus on Ian getting ripped. Yeah, there you go. Don't make me get and finally working out i'll get i'm getting ripped i'm gonna start working out and right after the meditation so inspired something just overtakes ian's body yeah and he gets up he's like what's happening i'm walking to the gym no i'm picking up the weights we tried this in 2007 on stickum.com but the the software wasn't good enough to get more than like 15 of us in a chat room. And the software crashed when we had like 40 or 80 people and they're trying to meditate. I don't think we need to need to be in the same room in the vicinity,
Starting point is 01:32:15 you know, with this high frequency, long range communication of video chat. But we can, we will do that later. Tomorrow is going to be you and yourself and whoever else wants to join you in peace. I really do think everyone should focus on Ian getting ripped. Yeah, let's do it. Okay. Not like, because, you know, Ian will be overcome. Because, you know, is Soldier Fit coming tomorrow?
Starting point is 01:32:34 Can we? I got to get back to him. We got to talk to Danny. Danny, you're awesome. Soldier Fit. And Ian, you had many offers to work out with me. Well, 3 p.m. I'll be on Pop Culture Crisis on YouTube
Starting point is 01:32:46 that doesn't help you'll be able to watch why don't you do Thursdays do Thursdays and Friday will be our workout day oh I love we should pick our workout day
Starting point is 01:32:53 we'll both be there because last time you disappeared on me oh no no no don't you put it on me don't you put it on me I'm like the trainer's here let's go
Starting point is 01:33:01 and then you're like no my hair's gonna be wet I don't want my hair to be wet I'm like Ian let's go I love the idea of working out I'm knocking at your trainer's here. Let's go. And then you're like, no, my hair's going to be wet. I don't want my hair to be wet. I'm like, Ian, let's go. I love the idea of working out. I'm knocking at your door. You're sleeping the whole time. Come on.
Starting point is 01:33:11 That's why we need everyone listening at 2 p.m. to all meditate. Give it five minutes and just imagine Ian lifting weights. You have to meditate on Tim taking off the beanie. At 2 p.m., everyone imagines it. You know what he looks like. And a black hole in his a black hole i'm over here best self trying to get ripped life is going up let's go to super chats what about peace can we
Starting point is 01:33:34 have peace we need frivolity people we need frivolity all right all right let's go to jets if you haven't already would you kindly smash that like button? Become a member at TimCast.com. We're going to have a members-only uncensored show coming up at 11 p.m. And share the show. Be the notification. A lot of people are mentioning that they're not getting notifications. Some people are saying they're starting to get them again.
Starting point is 01:33:58 But we're about a month out from midterm. So surprise, surprise, weird things are starting to happen. You can prevent all of that. Or you can counter it by simply sharing the video and notifying others. I've started tweeting out the video. I didn't used to do that, but clearly I have to be the notification as well. All right. I am says, look up man computer symbiosis.
Starting point is 01:34:18 It's a paper from MIT in 1960, and it's where all the big tech ideology began. One year member here today, too. Hey, thanks, man man appreciate the support kalishnikov says draft all the pro-war democrats to go fight hey i'm in favor of a constitutional amendment that says if you vote in favor of war you go fight it because then we'd have no war let the politicians fight it politicians want a war go ahead go fight it i'm no senator's son chevett says, Hey Tim, today is my wife's Britney's birthday and decided to do my first super chat
Starting point is 01:34:47 to wish her a happy birthday. We are also expecting our first child. Enjoy the content and keep up the awesome work. Nice. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy child.
Starting point is 01:34:55 Waffle Sensei says, Luke, tell him Putin, tell him Putin, that if he ends the war, you'll let him see the milkers or maybe even cop a feel. You're our only hope. I appreciate your optimism.
Starting point is 01:35:08 I'm Polish, though, so there's a bit of an odd interaction there. That would probably happen, even though we look like each other. True. Christian Jamagotian says, I find it interesting that the one time the stream isn't about the culture war is the one time I get a notification about the stream. Interesting. It could be the extra, you know. It could actually be that in the algorithm,
Starting point is 01:35:32 the people who work for the higher ups at Google prioritize talk of war and conflict with Russia. That makes sense. Under the idea that like, if we just promote people talking about war with Russia, it will work towards us no matter what the angle is. Or they're just seeing how brave and bold i am and they're like that's good we like it yeah being true self side being his true self yeah yeah thank you okay what do we got with your best glutes vosh says so while you sit back and wonder why i got
Starting point is 01:36:01 this effing thorn on my side oh my god it, it's a mirage. I'm telling you, it's sabotage. Interesting. It's like a Beastie Boys song. Yes. Raymond G. Stanley Jr. says, Tim, let's not forget that the broken brain admin revoked Trump's order to stop buying systems and parts for our electrical grid from China. They can sabotage our bulk power system
Starting point is 01:36:19 from 6,000 miles away. That they can. Yeah, that's crazy. Jeez, man. Cyber warfare people you won't even know like there could be like an oil refinery blowing up or like a food market catching fire and you wouldn't know if it was a accident or an act of sabotage true they unless they want you to know it's kind of hard to find right jamumi says first time i've actually got a notification and was able to join at the start and oh boy did it start with a bang long time viewer i remember tim at 300k appreciate everything
Starting point is 01:36:51 you all do hey appreciate it thank you for thank you for the support so many so many awesome members become a member at timcast.com we're uh we're launching a new show with shane cashman he has tales from the inverted world which it takes like a year to work out the full series, which is, I think this one's like 13 parts. And it's like, it's like a true crime, mystery, narrative storytelling arc. The new show we're launching is going to be starting weekly. I believe it's gonna be once a week. And it's a live conversation around unsolved mysteries, paranormal murder, etc. So a lot of these same ideas, but sitting in an actual setting. If you guys see what we've been doing with our other shows
Starting point is 01:37:25 like Pop Culture Crisis, what happens on Pop Culture Crisis, you should subscribe if you haven't, is that every time a super chat comes in, money guns fire 20s into the air or whatever. I think it's 20s, right?
Starting point is 01:37:35 Yeah, $20 bills. 20s, yeah. And then whenever the crisis meter fills up, air horns go off, sirens go off, and a bunch of money starts flying like crazy.
Starting point is 01:37:42 What we're doing with Shane's show is that whenever Super Chats come in, there's a combination of thunder, lightning, storms, wind. And then whenever 100,000 Super Chats comes in, a thunderstorm will actually play low in the
Starting point is 01:37:56 background as they talk about ghost stories and mysteries and things like that. That's awesome. Yeah. Nice. Alright. Soyjack Pointing Meme says, have you guys ever considered asking Oliver Stone on the Timcast, on Timcast IRL? He seems like someone you could get and his geopolitical knowledge would make for a great conversation,
Starting point is 01:38:12 especially now. I interviewed him before. He provides very interesting perspectives, especially when it comes to Venezuela, which I disagree with him on, but I think his perspective would be interesting to have a good conversation about. It is a dream of mine to argue with him about the kennedy assassination oh that'd be great i would love that yeah he went and interviewed putin like within the last couple years i think
Starting point is 01:38:32 yeah he interviewed putin he made the jfk movie i like the jfk yeah i would love to have that conversation because i went from conspiracy theorist to not so much interesting and so i would love to have that and how much do they pay you oh yeah i wish man they don't pay me nothing i promise you that all right thomas t jg says what if china sabotaged the pipelines to escalate things over there while they set themselves up for something big that's a very good point yeah yeah and so nato is like we don't know you know if you did this and then russia's like they did this and china's like that's what i was saying earlier i said that to lydia well that's why it seems very china yeah that's why i said it might not be a government it could be an independent independent organization that did this could it could it be uh environmental terrorism
Starting point is 01:39:13 i mean could they not like the the the the gas and the flowing of energy throughout they want a clean energy agenda esg could be gretta Thunberg? Could be. She's very... Greta and her frogmen? How dare you? How dare you? I love the Greta. It's like everyone's making fun of her
Starting point is 01:39:33 and she's acting all dumb but then it's like, you know, she's in private and she's with these guys and she's very serious. Get SEAL Team 6. We're going in.
Starting point is 01:39:39 This is how we're going to do it. Here's the device. Adam Noel says, Tim, have you ever seen Stargirl on CW? It is literally one of the best superhero shows ever made and it displays going to do it here's the device adam noel says tim have you ever seen star girl on cw it is literally one of the best superhero shows ever made and it displays anti-woke conservative values i'm not even kidding at all star girl a plus i i watched the star girl on hbo max i think it was
Starting point is 01:39:56 i enjoyed it you know it's like i don't know superhero show i wouldn't say i i can't remember it to be honest but i mean compared to sheil you're still watching it no i couldn't do it after the it's been just like it started with a c plus then it was like a c minus then it was a d plus and now it's f and i'm like i'm out it's that bad and it's funny because they're like if you don't like it you're an incel or the show is just bad calm down like they're not even doing what they're like, if you don't like it, you're an insult. Or the show is just bad. Calm down. Like, they're not even doing what they're trying. Look, you want to make a comedy lawyer show? I'm down.
Starting point is 01:40:30 It's fine. But you can't take the MCU and then create this comedy lawyer show. It makes no sense. It doesn't work. I don't know what they were thinking, man. It's like, she's a superhero and she fights, but it's a comedy in a courtroom and we have no idea how the law works. Apparently not. Okay.
Starting point is 01:40:47 Like they did an episode where, you know, Titania is using the name She-Hulk and they have to sue over it. And I'm like, this is the stupidest thing ever. It would be a summary judgment. The judge would be like, get out of my court. You're wasting my time. Like you can't use someone else's name. It was on TV.
Starting point is 01:40:59 Get out of here. But that's where they want the law to go. You know? So. Interesting. You got to mirror it. I guess. If you want to see it. Billughes says russia only owns 51 of the pipeline who could be behind the nordstream pipeline sabotage washington examiner yes uh that's true but it's it's a russian point of leverage because
Starting point is 01:41:17 they deliver through it so that's why it's like why would russia do this to their own pipeline yeah they already shut off one pipeline the yamal pipeline because germany wouldn't accept it in uh and wouldn't pay in rubles so they could just shut it off just like they did the other ones but doesn't it hurt germany the most that this this shutting down of this pipeline it was already shut down it was shut down in august no i'm talking about the the one that was just saying there was no stream one and no one stream two right and there was one it was already off okay okay okay but is. It's an attack on Germany as well. Right, right. That's what I was thinking.
Starting point is 01:41:47 Yeah, Germany relies on over 50% of its natural gas and energy from Russia. It's an attack on German infrastructure. What does Germany own? The other 49%? I'm not sure about those exact details. Well, whoever owns that thing, it was an attack on those countries. Philip R. says, formal invite for Jen Psaki to come on the pod would be great i think the canadian trucker hong kong meme i think for tim toot toot for the crystal flute okay uh i'd
Starting point is 01:42:11 love to have jen saki on the show it'd be fantastic thank god i mean she was brutally honest uh recently when she talked about democrats in the midterms she she outright she basically says we are targeting republicans as extremists because that's the path to victory for Democrats. She just said it. I'm like, well, now that she's not in the White House, she's just telling it like it is, I guess. I mean, I think she's wrong and I think it's a horrible thing. But, you know. I think you see that a lot from a lot of the press secretaries when they leave.
Starting point is 01:42:36 They have to try to regain some credibility. You know what I mean? And so they go out and they're brutally honest about the most obvious things. So they can, you know, so people can trust them again. Because when you're in that job, your whole job is just to say, just like we've seen with Jean-Pierre, you have to say some crazy stuff. Kojima Fire says, Tim, I regret to inform you that the Satan 2 missile is not Russia's most powerful nuke. That title goes to the Poseidon, a nuclear-powered torpedo that is autonomous and has a yield of 100 megatons. Yowza.
Starting point is 01:43:07 Wow. So where we are right now, we're basically in Harper's Ferry. If a 100-megaton bomb hit D.C., we would be caught in the fireball. And for people who don't know, Harper's Ferry is like an hour and a half away from D.C. That is a tremendous blast radius. That's just if it hits the ground? Is it airburst even further? Airburst. Yeah, ground bursts don't spread as much. They air a tremendous blast radius. That's just if it hits the ground? Is it airburst even further? Airburst. Yeah, groundbursts don't spread as much.
Starting point is 01:43:28 They airburst all of them. Blankets the ground. Oof. I guess groundburst results in more aftermath, I guess. Like it stays in the soil? It stays in the ground and then starts rising up and spreading around. Whereas airburst, it's
Starting point is 01:43:44 in the air, so it's already up and spreading around. So it like lingers in a concentrated area. I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong. OMG Puppy says the neocon goal is to maintain U.S. global dominance and halt the formation of a pan-Asian economic bloc and prevent a multipolar world order.
Starting point is 01:44:00 That's why wouldn't they get Russia and China involved? That's what I don't understand. If they want to prevent multipolarolar worlds why not become a unipolar world and work together well if that was the strategy they would be trying to divide china and russia against each other and playing them up uh so in a way where they would be fighting each other we're not doing that we're doing policies that are bringing them together which is dangerous av weasel says i want to see alex jones as press secretary that would be wild I want to see Alex Jones as press secretary. That would be wild and hilarious to see.
Starting point is 01:44:26 Agreed. Or Michael Malice. Well, if Michael Malice is press secretary, he could have deputy press secretary Alex Jones take the night off. Yeah, take the night off.
Starting point is 01:44:34 Or he could just bring him out. Yeah. Like you can bring whoever you want for the press conference. Obama did that once with Bill Clinton. He was having a rough time at it.
Starting point is 01:44:41 He's like, you know, here, here's Bill. You know, take me back to the 90s. Yeah, let's take it back for a minute. And you talk about the economy. Can you just imagine? You know, Southern draw and just, you know.
Starting point is 01:44:49 Alex Jones standing up there. And all the journalists. They'll be like, Mr. Deputy Press Secretary, Dave Smith, the president, is withdrawing our troops in Afghanistan. Don't you think this is dangerous? I think you're a globalist. I think you're a globalist. And you want war. They'll be like, I'm a reporter for...
Starting point is 01:45:07 That'd be awesome. It would just be screaming back and forth. I would love it. They wouldn't even get any questions in. You'd just be ranting at the podium and yelling, I'll tell you about CNN. You once reported one. And they'd be like, uh...
Starting point is 01:45:21 Nobody ends up showing up, so it's just a live stream of alex ranting at the podium and all of a sudden he's re-platforming honestly those could be they could just have like twitter questions and then you know kareem jean-pierre could just take like 15 twitter questions and just say it they don't need people in the audience asking questions have become i mean what do they take 15 twitter questions if you thought the reaction to donald trump winning the presidency was bad imagine what'll happen if dave smith wins
Starting point is 01:45:50 the presidency it's it's you're gonna get the republican and democrat leadership being like he is secretly a communist nazi fascist uh alien rogan was like imagine what they would say about baby kicker baby kicker yeah there'll be there'll be deep fakes of like dave like with a bag of babies like throwing them off a bridge this is ridiculous crazy nonsense because you know even with trump they didn't like him because of his america first policy but trump was not some guy who was going to be like anti-interventionist right like i i don't want to say he definitely did some good things in terms of the abraham accords the peace agreements and those were things that they really did not like
Starting point is 01:46:29 but dave smith's attitude towards all this is that trump was still bad so imagine him getting in office with everything he would want to do in terms of rescinding all of this uh interventionist policy oh they their heads would explode it'd be done he was saying trump gave a bunch of weapons to ukraine that even obama wouldn't give to the ukraine he was afraid of inciting russia trump was just like whatever no that's not it it was russia is going to move in if they can and if we make moves before it we can prevent it from happening if if the if joe biden declared a no-fly zone over ukraine before the invasion russia would not have been able to invade without declaring one us and and they called trump crazy for doing things like that. But I want to just say one thing.
Starting point is 01:47:08 Eisenhower did the same thing. He used to say, I will use nuclear weapons at any given point that I want. And this is Dwight Eisenhower. And because of that, and from 1952 to 1960, absolute peace, because they thought he was just crazy enough to do it. And that's why we had four years of peace with Trump. You know what we need? We need a video of Trump sitting at his desk with a burrito. And it's like, imagine this. The camera angle is on the desk, slightly pointed up, and he's just eating with one hand.
Starting point is 01:47:36 And then he has one finger over the button. It says, nuke Russia. And he just looks at the camera very slowly while he bites the burrito. And then he just, it's like a 15-minute video. Didn't he do something like that where he's eating? And then he drops the burrito. Like, oh, it's like 15 minutes didn't he do something like that where he said then he drops the burrito like oh no but wasn't there something like that i just saw that was real where they said uh he threatened a taliban leader by showing him a picture of their house yes something like that yeah i was like that is based that is based he's probably just you know slid it right on over he's like you know but but i take what you want
Starting point is 01:48:03 from that okay guys you take what you want i just want to stress that like the the point of that video is that putin's gonna be like okay i get it i get it yeah no war no war like you know that's true but i think under trump the reason why putin didn't invade was twofold one trump was not interested in expanding nato authority into eastern europe and putin kind of was worried that Trump was nuts. Right. Might press the button. Well, that unpredictability in a leader is not a bad thing geopolitically. It can keep things peaceful. We've seen that at least in two times in the last 70 years,
Starting point is 01:48:35 the 50s and during Trump's administration. But it's important to know, we still don't know exactly what happened behind the scenes with the Trump administration. But we do with the Eisenhower administration. We have that story. Yeah, we have that with Eisenhower. But we still don't know what what happened behind the scenes with the trump administration but we have we have we have that story yeah we have we have that with eisenhower uh but we still don't know what's going on here and uh trump even made comments a couple days ago saying that the threat of world war iii is keeping him up at night yeah but he's not there to stop it you know what i'm saying that's part of
Starting point is 01:48:59 it how did he stop it we don't know yeah but there's a lot of bravado there's a lot of pr we don't know what happened here but but you know we need a we need to someone to draw like a manga style comic of like a manga of trump and then like russia fires the nuke and then trump catches it with a single hand and he's like holding it back as it's like and then and then he goes super saiyan and then throws it back at putin putin's like no all right here we go bent knee record says why are you silent on the iran? The women of Iran are risking their lives to call for freedom against a religious fanatic dictatorship.
Starting point is 01:49:27 They deserve your attention. Amen. It's true. I suppose it's because there's a lot of things happening. We just, we prioritize what we think, you know, typically is the big news. But I will also say,
Starting point is 01:49:38 you know, absolutely, I agree and respect to them. It's not the first time something like this has happened. So I guess what happened from what I've heard is that a 22 year old girl wouldn't wear her hijab and so the the moral morality police is that what they're actually officially called the iranian morality police i don't know they grabbed her put her in a van beat her to death yeah that's this just the story and there's there's another story what's the other side uh it's hard to believe but but it's also important to note here there are some protests that are promoted
Starting point is 01:50:06 and some that are completely ignored. But when you see the corporate media and the U.S. government response to this, there always is an agenda behind it. The U.S. government probably wants a revolution in Iran. I think it's very interesting that usually Iran will stop this very quickly. That's something that
Starting point is 01:50:24 anytime there's been an uprising like this, other than when the Ayatollah took over itself, since then, it's been like the CIA. Right, right, right. Since then, any uprising that has just barely started gets immediately pushed down. And now I'm seeing pictures of shirtless women standing in front of religious things. And people should have freedom. Yes, they should. They absolutely should.
Starting point is 01:50:44 Absolutely. front of religious things and people should have freedom and yes they should they absolutely should absolutely yeah but what but i think what you're saying is that let's just watch it for a minute and make sure that this is all in the up and up and and support those who need supporting but you know well i would support any protest against any government that's true but yes um at the same time we got to understand that there's bigger things at hand here being played that are manipulating the situation. All right. Chandler Lee says, Mr. Ousley, you are my choir teacher in seventh and eighth grade at BMS. I'm glad to see you're doing well.
Starting point is 01:51:11 Good, sir. What's that? Chandler Lee. All right. How are you doing, brother? What's BMS? Oh, that's Blackwell Middle School. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 01:51:19 So this is Blackwell, Oklahoma. So very small, awesome town. Home of the Maroons. Do you like teaching choir? Yeah. That's awesome. Yeah. I miss choir.
Starting point is 01:51:30 I miss teaching choir. But you know, I'm out of here. Maybe the fight, maybe I can go back to it one day. Only Ever Wanted says, looks like Secret Invasion isn't just a new Marvel series coming soon. With China exposed running secret police in US and Canada. Yeah. We didn't get into that story.
Starting point is 01:51:44 Oh, yeah. Crazy. Maybe we could talk about it tomorrow. Yeah. exposed running secret police in u.s and canada yeah we didn't get into that story oh yeah crazy maybe we could talk about it tomorrow yeah china's got 50 in europe three in toronto and one in new york their secret chinese police to police former and current citizens abroad yeah that's what the official statement mission statement but only chinese people are going to be affected like the fact that a foreign government has law enforcement operating secretly on our soil is a... It's... We're being colonized and invaded.
Starting point is 01:52:10 But the United States also does that as well. The NYPD has many branches outside of the United States working internationally everywhere as well. That's creepy, man. So they're just copying what we're doing. Noah Rasbin says, I will not stand for the disgusting
Starting point is 01:52:23 and uneducated Godzilla slander from last night. Andrew needs to educate himself on real film before speaking oh spicy and it's a gojira uh not godzilla jira yeah it was because uh the japanese one they were saying gojira andrew's not a fan and then americans thought that they were saying with an accent godzilla they're saying gojira no he just said something like there were a ton of how many Godzilla movies have they ever written so far I am not a fan I don't like giant fighting robots and monsters or any of that stuff Pacific Rim Voltron was cool
Starting point is 01:52:52 5 and 1 what I do really want to see and I think I think it can unify the left and the right in the culture war I think it can bring world peace would be if Dom in Fast and the Furious 10 gets superpowers and they introduce superpowers into the Fast and the right in the culture war, I think it can bring world peace, would be if Dom in Fast and the Furious 10 gets superpowers, and they introduce superpowers
Starting point is 01:53:09 into the Fast and the Furious cinematic universe, and then maybe even the multiverse. You know, maybe travel to other planets. You know, I'm open. Maybe. But, you know, just seeing Vin Diesel fly around with laser eyes like Superman, that would unify the world.
Starting point is 01:53:21 Okay. Yeah, we need more fourth-dimensional activity. Yeah. Let it in and out. Let's go. Whoa. P the world. Okay. Yeah. We need more fourth dimensional activity. Yeah. Let it in and out. Let's go. Whoa. Pulsing. Whoa.
Starting point is 01:53:30 Let's grab some subjects. The Music Anon says, Tim, thank you for defending the flute yesterday. If we don't put a stop to the desecration now, it will be the same as when they went after statues a few years ago. Hate for them to go after an artifact of bigger value. There it is. It's very much like the desecration of the statues.
Starting point is 01:53:45 The word I was looking for is degradation. I said desecration, but the moral foundation is sanctity degradation. So sanctity is basically like you value, you have a value to the icons and the symbols of your country, of your ideas, of your history, of your people. And for me, the issue with the flute is that it was specifically an ornamental unplayed flute and they brought it
Starting point is 01:54:12 on stage for this this this clown show look i got i don't i don't i have no disrespect towards lizzo's musician or anything like that i'm just saying like her taking the flute tuning it while twerking is it was like an unserious, for what purpose was it done? She didn't play a song with it for the crowd. She just was handed it and then degraded it. It is no longer
Starting point is 01:54:34 an ornamental unplayed flute. It is now a spectacle for a Lizzo concert. And what they're saying on Twitter, they're saying the leftists, this is what you do after you conquer your, after conquering your enemy.
Starting point is 01:54:47 You humiliate them. That's their idea. That's how they feel about this. And progressivism progresses. Well, it's different than someone taking and peeing on it. But, I mean, it was a flautist. But that's the point. It's incremental.
Starting point is 01:55:00 It's always progresses little by slowly. But it only takes, you know, a chip, a chip, a chip. And then there's a crack in the dam. And then it breaks. You know, it's like bankruptcy a little bit slowly and then all at once here you hate says invite the last podcast on the left guys on um i i've heard of that but i'm not familiar with what what it is what is it is it a leftist podcast or is it just a name imagine they are i'm not sure the first podcast on the right. Yeah, that would be us. No, I don't know. No. Yeah, I don't know what they do.
Starting point is 01:55:27 Yeah. Wyatt Caldenberg says, Tim, can you get Mike Benz from Foundation for Freedom Online on the show? I saw him on TV and he is really sharp on internet censorship issues. Who's that? Mike Benz from Foundation for Freedom Online. I'll write that down uh blave kaiser says tim your deep fake story is the setup to the anime dead man wonderland interesting matt kelly says james earl jones also retired and signed his darth vader voice rights over to ai to disney right yes he did yes he did
Starting point is 01:56:01 they bought him they bought his voice here's the coolest thing here's the coolest thing it's gonna be a thousand two thousand years earth is gonna look exactly as it does aliens are gonna show up and they're gonna come down and there's gonna be people running around doing stuff they're gonna be like oh we found a civilization of of you know people and then they're gonna find out that there's no real people they're all just ai imitating human thoughts and behaviors on a loop with no goals and no meaning, no path. And it's just like AI replicas of James Earl Jones walk around. 50 of them.
Starting point is 01:56:33 50 Bruce Willises. I'm thinking if corporations start offering people money to the rights to their person for the rest of eternity. And people will be like, well, I'm so desperate that okay. And then they'll take these contracts and then all of a sudden the money will become worthless. And they'll be like, ah, what? And they'll be like, sorry, you signed the contract. We didn't, you know, we couldn't control the value of the money.
Starting point is 01:56:55 Well, Elvis impersonations was the first part of this. You know, he sold his image. Oh, right, right. Yeah, I mean, it's like. Have you guys played Stray? No. It's the game where he plays the cat? Yeah. That game's amazing. Yeah. Part of me wishes that like it was a lot longer but i get i
Starting point is 01:57:09 think it's like an indie game but it's basically it's it's it's when i first heard about it it's like you play as a cat doing cat stuff and i was like uh-huh but then you actually figure out what the game's really about it's about post-apocalyptic world and there are robot helpers spoiler alert for anybody who doesn't want to learn this stuff, but I'm going to mention it. So the game's been out for a little while. There are these robots that are walking around doing stuff. And originally, they were just helper AI bots that would do what humans told them to do. But after a really long time with humans being gone, they slowly started to evolve and adapt their AI and become more human-like. And so, you know, it's a really cool game. I feel we should have graham hancock on the show someday i don't know
Starting point is 01:57:48 you know him luke have you worked with graham i have no he's talking about atlantis he talks a lot about atlantis has been for a long time and uh that he would be great he would be awesome yeah deep dive they didn't wear their you know their wealth with modesty they basically became gratuitous and and i think maybe we might be seeing that in modern society. Absolutely. Steve Graves Radio says, YouTube is heavily suppressing content
Starting point is 01:58:12 that discusses the climate agenda. It is so discouraging trying to grow my channel as a dissenter of the mainstream establishment narrative. I would be honored to get a sub from Tim Kess and We Are Change. Shout out to Steve Graves Radio. Ideas should be allowed if you cannot defeat
Starting point is 01:58:26 look if there's some dude on YouTube with like a thousand subs and he's like I think the world is flat and you're like oh no
Starting point is 01:58:33 our ideas can't defeat this person then you've got bad ideas and you've got bad spokespeople and you need to focus on how you can easily debunk things like flat earth
Starting point is 01:58:41 yo it's crazy that people think the earth is flat I just it's mind blowing I know it's like indication of social decay for sure yeah why would you revert to some 2 000 year old weird it's not a fantasy it's not a 2 000 year old fantasy it never happened humans never thought the world was flat must have been ancient humans were like they didn't know any different because they're walking on what they think it's like a psyop within the psyop but
Starting point is 01:59:02 they weren't thinking about it because they saw the boats on the horizon go down and they went oh it's round and then it was uh aristosthenes i believe it was it was the guy and they uh measured the the towers uh shadow angle or whatever and then we're like did the math there's a guy who watched uh who's a flat earther who said it's impossible to have actually measured the shadows from great distance because how would he how would he have communicated and i'm like he told the guy go over there and then measure the shadow at this point in time and i'll go over here and do it we'll see if they're different because they weren't that far away dude you got to pull up a picture of aristocene's profile because he is the definition of big brain big brain This dude has a big brain. Wow.
Starting point is 01:59:45 Brilliant, man. Let's grab a couple. Let's just do a couple more Super Chips. We'll grab one more. Phantom Walker XS Timcast member from Austria here. Just want to say, hope you guys can still turn that ship around for all of us. Yes. Delta, one more.
Starting point is 01:59:58 Delta 99 report card says Fast and the Furious and Speed Racer crossover equals world peace. I'm down. I'm just kick it up a notch everybody. Hey, if you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends, become a member over at TimCast.com because we got a particularly spicy
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Starting point is 02:00:30 You can follow me at TimCast. Mark, you want to shout anything out? Yeah, the Unwokeable podcast. You can find me on YouTube. You can find me on Substack, Unwokeable.Substack.com. I'm also starting a little organization called Fathers Defending Daughters. You can find me at Give, Send, Go. And yeah, thank you for having me here. I really appreciate for having me here really appreciate it thank you so much for coming my
Starting point is 02:00:49 youtube channel is youtube.com forward slash we are change aoc got nothing on me watch out alex stein 99 and two days ago i did a video specifically on victoria newland it is definitely worth the watch she has her hand in ukraine for a very long time youtube.com forward slash we are changed see you there you're uh your jersey's a little wrinkled wrinkled you say yeah you oh do you i just want to watch you dance around loot i know you do i hate to see you go but i love to watch you i got a free one for the producers of um for fast and furious speed racer goes so fast that he breaks through the time-space barrier and warps through dimensions,
Starting point is 02:01:27 landing next to Vin Diesel or whoever's in the movie. And now you've got to cross or you've just got to get the rights. I want to remind you that at 2 p.m. tomorrow, Eastern Standard Time, I'll be meditating in a deep trance for at least five minutes
Starting point is 02:01:37 and I'm going to let it roll as long as I feel. You do the same. Be there with me in the ether and I'll see you there. And at 3 o'clock tomorrow, p.m. Eastern Standard Time, I will be doing pop culture crisis on youtube check it out pop culture show on twitter i'll see you then well ian has a busy schedule for tomorrow afternoon you guys should all join him and wishing him to do whatever you want him to do and see if it works you guys can follow me
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