Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #638 Kanye BUYS Parler, Parler Then DOXXES Entire PR List w/Chadwick Moore & Blaire White

Episode Date: October 18, 2022

Tim, Luke, & Serge join Chadwick Moore & Blaire White to discuss Kanye's purchase of Parler, A lab in Boston that has created a new Covid strain with an 80% kill rate, mainstream media claiming that calls for peace in the Ukraine war is dangerous, polls showing Republicans will win the 2022 midterms, Roger Stone's weird video that could be a deep-fake, and the outrage surrounding Ulta's new video featuring two men talking about women's issues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

so i wake up this morning and the first thing i do when i wake up is i grab my phone off the nightstand and i'm just like i'm like swiping through and then i see kanye west is buying parlor and i was like huh well today's gonna be really weird and yes this was just the first story so not only is kanye west buying parlor after being censored more more interviews have come out where he's talking about Jewish people. And, OK, we'll have to talk about that. But then I saw that I think is let me just let me just make sure it's Boston University, I think. Yeah, Boston Lab. I don't know if it's university.

They took the spike protein from Omicron, which is infectious, and combined it with the alpha strain, which is deadly, creating a COVID strain that is an 80 percent mortality rate. Wow. What great news today. I suppose there was some good news. The polls are all starting to shift rather dramatically. Inflation has gotten so bad that the GOP is now starting to take the lead in tons of nationwide polls, which I guess is good news if you're tired of Biden and the Democrats failure to get anything done. They like to talk about how Republicans are blocking them, but sorry, man, the Republicans don't have any power right now. I mean, they've got the minority in Congress. They're not in the executive branch. So this is all Democrats doing. Not that I think the Republicans are going to solve anything,

but hey, sure, whatever. Maybe we'll get some good people in to do something. So we're going to talk about all of this. And obviously, there's a lot more. Alta is being boycotted because they released a podcast featuring two adult males talking about, quote, the beauty of girlhood, which has resulted in, I think, what the cut refers to as TERFs boycotting Ulta. So that should be fun to talk about. Before we get into all that, my friends, head over to TimCast.com and become a member. Support our work. We got an amazing on the ground reporting clip. We send out a lot.

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because joining us today, we have two awesome guests. First, we have Chadwick Moore. Hey, great to be here. Thanks for having me. Absolutely. Who are you? I'm a journalist. I'm a contributing editor at The Spectator. I am also editor-in-chief of Outspoken, which is a LGBT-centric free speech opinion and news site. And I've got a book out now called

So You've Been Sent to Diversity Training. It's a really fun romp into the nefarious and rampant business of DEI training in the workplace. So I get to talk to police officers, guys in the military, guys on oil rigs, secretaries, CEOs about their experiences with DEI. And it was really fun. It's a really funny book. So I like to call it, I like to say diversity, inclusivity, and equity. Yes. Yeah, die. Yeah.

And Biden just added an A to it. So it's now it's D-E-I-A for accessibility. So it's becoming like LGBTQ. You're just going to keep adding letters on it. Accessibility. He has a new executive order about that. Yeah, exactly. Oh, maybe that's because about, that's Fetterman maybe.

Like that might be a big deal. Well, and him too. Fetterman's using this machine to translate sound to detect so he can understand what people are saying because his brain isn't processing it anymore. Right, yeah. There you go. Yep, they're already adding it. All right. Well, thanks for joining us.

We also have the ever wonderful Blair White. Hey, thanks for having me again. So I'm a YouTuber, social and political commentator. Fourth time on the show now. Last time, Alec Jones was blowing my eardrum out. So good to have both of them intact tonight, and I'm excited. And of course, you can get your t-shirts from Luke. Damn right.

It's been a real sausage fest here lately, ever since Lydia left. I come here... More like him cast, right? Exactly. I come here with one simple message. Don't nuke me, bro. A t-shirt that, of course, was inspired by Andrew Mayer, my friend, the don't tase me bro who confronted John Kerry.

If you like the shirt, you can get it on thebestpoliticalshirts.com, but be careful. Insider might see it as a very violent message. Right on. We also got Serge pressing all the buttons. Yeah, what's up, Splurge? I am here. Splurge, you heard it first from Luke, and uh i am the producer for sausage cast iro yeah there's no women here anymore but today we're good right yeah all right inclusivity

yes all right let's jump into this first story we have this from tipcast.com kanye west to buy social media platform parlor after being censored on twitter and instagram hey good for him i was just i this came out of nowhere was there any any whisper of kanye west wanting to buy any social media platforms let alone parlor was it knee jerk because of the banning or had this been in the works for a while i i guess man i want to make a lot of people don't know this because i don't know if anybody wrote about it but we're going to talk about it sorry parlor look i got no beef but when parlor was issuing the release about this purchase confirming it they

they accidentally copied every i'm assuming what's every pr email and uh there's just hundreds of people. So I get an email with hundreds of other emails attached to it and I get these PR emails all the time. Normally what happens is you blind carbon copy someone. So you put all your PR contacts in BCC so no one can see anybody else. But they accidentally just carbon

copied every one of their contacts. I'm assuming everyone but it's hundreds. And then all of a sudden I start getting responses. People are emailing me and I'm like, wait, what's happening? but it's hundreds. And then all of a sudden I start getting responses. People are emailing me and I'm like, wait, what's happening? Why is like, who's this guy? And then all of a sudden I see a bunch of people I know that are on this email thread. And I'm like, yo, Parler just sent out the email addresses of all these VIPs and high profile people to everyone else. So now we've got like, you know, Charlie Kirk, you said Diamond and Silk. Sandra Fairbanks is on it. I'm on it. Joey Salas is on it.

Yeah, yeah. I got the entire, I think it's probably every verified account who has a parlor A through J. Wow. I was included on their email address. Someone's getting fired. Yeah, I got a lot of-

Maybe that's what it was. Maybe it was their users. Maybe that's what it is, because it's not press reps, it's famous people. Some members of the Trump family i saw on there wow trump adjacent people so i've got a lot of email addresses now well i guess all of these all of these high profile people are media personalities so yeah yeah overlaps politicos and media personalities looked like so that happened and uh they sent me an email apologizing and so it's like you know i

these things happen but this happened and i kind of i was kind of thinking like this might be like a big story because there might be some people who don't want anyone to know that they've been in communication with Parler or something like that. So one email from someone said, like, they seemed pissed. They said, Parler really values our privacy, I guess. And it was pretty brutal. But anyway, back to Kanye.

Does this story matter? Okay, well, before we talk about this, I got to get something out of the way before we talk about this. I am so sick of artists, especially rappers, changing their names and we're all supposed to go along with it. You changed it to Ye, right? I'm not going to say Ye. I feel stupid saying Ye.

I'm going to say Kanye. How many names did P. Diddy have? Like 10? It was like every week? I just had to get that out of the gate. But he also had a fight with P. Diddy. Well well now they've had a big fight yeah oh yeah they had the text well that's where a lot of those comments came out of wasn't it yeah yeah yeah but you know what i love when did he change his name south park really went for it do you remember that episode

where it's like did did he do it did he did do it they did it what about this he didn't do it but then he changed it back to p diddy right now it's just full circle back but he when i was a kid he was puff daddy yeah yeah and then he was sean puppy combs and then he was how many other names since then it was a few it was a few yeah it was a lot of me yeah i don't i don't know what that's about but you know he can call himself whatever i want the question is right you know look parlor was i think parlor may have been about to displace twitter it was growing so rapidly it was the top of the charts everybody was getting on it and they You know, look, Parler was, I think Parler may have been about to displace Twitter. It was growing so rapidly.

It was the top of the charts. Everybody was getting on it. And they really had this momentum. And then big tech colluded all at once with a false pretext, January 6th, to just ban them outright. So they have, Parler did have a big impact. But I don't know if it's there anymore. I guess Kanye is just making sure he can't be banned from any kind of social media. He'll still be able to post stuff. Well, yeah, he was banned from, of course, Twitter and Instagram because of his salacious

comments that, of course, he was making. He's also being described by some people as an artistic genius and other people as just a crazy lunatic. Either way, I think there's going to be some exciting changes coming to Parler. It's going to be interesting to see what he does with the platform. He definitely is an outside of the box thinker, to say the least. He also was just caught wearing a Satoshi Nakamoto hat. He was just debanked by, of course, JP Morgan and Chase, the bank of Jeffrey Epstein, who, of course, Invert that, though. He got debanked and then wore a Satoshi Nakamoto, right? Yes. Yes. Yeah. So for those that aren't familiar, that's a Bitcoin. That a bitcoin that's the bitcoin founder exactly so clearly he's making a statement

about the banking industry so so yet again you know some people are saying he's just an artist just trying to sell his records some people are saying he's really trying to change him change things in societies it all depends on what you really kind of think of him as an individual but but you know it's not boring no No. It could give it new life as well. It could be something entirely different afterwards, and it could come back. Well, I think that's it right there. He did a lot of interesting things in the sneaker industry. You know, criticize him for his words,

but he at least changed things up and made them a little bit more innovative, a little bit more different, a little bit more artistic, a little bit more out of the box, because we just continue to see the same old kind of routines. And I might not agree with his statements, but I still think crazy people should have a voice. Artistic savants should have a voice.

No matter if you agree with it or disagree with it, I think that voice is important to understand where someone truly is. And censoring it isn't going to help anybody. I don't think he's crazy. I don't think he's crazy. Like, he may be eccentric, but he's clearly followed very very um specific logical paths to become a billionaire and his his net worth rivals that of trump it's like i it trump's

worth more but kanye is you know relatively close in terms of being a billionaire there is however his statements he made about jewish people controlling you know uh diddy or puff diddy i don't know what his guy's name is you know the mt you know yeah p diddy or puff diddy i don't know what his guy's name is you know i'm talking you know yeah p diddy puff p diddy puff he made comments about that he made more comments on another podcast apparently he did an interview and they didn't air it and then he did another interview like i don't even know if you guys are gonna are gonna air this because you won't air my comments but he's made comments about jewish people that i think are either he's speaking very, very poorly, or he's just completely wrong and has really bad information. And I think people can be susceptible to conspiracy

theories when they read things that are incorrect. It doesn't mean, I don't think he's insane. You know, I think he just, he thinks things that aren't correct. Or he's expressing himself in a very poor way. Let me put it this way. Or he's expressing himself in a way that galvanizes media attention so he could sell his product better to you. Potentially. What, it's a big grift or something? Maybe. Maybe it's just a way of just getting attention. He said something like, repeal the 13th

Amendment, right? Something like that. Wasn't there a segment that was edited out of Fox News? Oh, there's a bunch. With what, the Tucker interview? Yeah, because he said some shit about jewish people i don't yeah he's i think he was like saying black hebrew israelite stuff and then there was a tweet the deaf con jewish people that was crazy yeah but then he's also made the comments

about uh derek chauvin and george floyd here's the point i'm gonna sue him he he he said something about uh repealing the 13th amendment and everyone claimed that he was pro-slavery, he clarified what he meant was the 13th Amendment allows slavery. It specifically says if you're incarcerated, it says you can't be a slave unless you're incarcerated or something like that.

And what he was saying is you shouldn't be able to be enslaved for any reason. He's actually correct. We should ban slavery in all capacities. But because he's not, he didn't speak very well people misconstrued what he was saying now i gotta be honest i don't know what he could have

meant by those jewish comments i think he's read a whole bunch of crackpot conspiracy stuff and he's believing some stupid stuff that's about it yeah and there is something we said about how he has his bank account closed and you're right jeffrey epstein's wasn't and they even had like a press release about why they weren't going to close jeffrey epstein's like back before even when there was red flags and warnings and he was a convicted uh person who hurt children right but you know someone's words are worse apparently than sex trafficking but no no no i i think there was also a clarification on that specific story and that he was actually debanked before making those statements oh so he so he got debanked then debunked before making those statements oh so

so he got debunked then he came out and made those statements was it for the white lives matter shirt then um what did he do yeah i don't know again like who knows here's something else candace owens husband is the ceo of parlor that makes sense yeah so that could be why it happened so quickly kanye knows candace he meets Farmer, I think is his name. And then Kanye's like, you need money for this? I'll buy it. And he probably is like, okay. And then he's like, it's a private company. So they just went, sure, let's roll.

I think this might actually be really big. Kanye buying Parler might actually be the bigger threat to Twitter. I was asking if the story mattered, but here's what I want to add to this. It's possible. Kanye is famous, okay? We get it. He's got a lot of fans who follow him because his story isn't just about his music.

It's about his success. So there are a lot of young men that see Kanye and they want to be like him. They want to be a billionaire. Now he's buying Parler. They're going to go join it because they want to hang out with Kanye. The media can say whatever they want about him. They can't do anything about it. If I was Kanye, I'd be hiring a bunch of security guards

because he's got a lot of people that are real pissed off. And that's, it's dangerous out there, man. And with Kanye owning Parler, then it maybe won't be necessarily like a right wing social media, you know what I mean?

It might be actually just apolitical people, his fans that have no interest or aren't even right wing, you know, so it could be a big deal. If Black Twitter moves over to Parler, then Twitter's finished. Yeah. If exactly yeah if black twitter leaves and twitter's over yeah that's a good point you know 100 and that would make it not that i mean we see these alternative social media sites yes we're glad they exist but you know it's all right wingers it's and that's all that's always my

issue it's like why i'm not on gab and all these things it's like i don't want to just talk to people who yeah i would take the hate over just blind you can't troll yeah you can't fight with you can't troll yeah the troll is the most important part i mean that's why i love it yeah that's why i love twitter i you know i'm like i get to troll people right to troll me this is awesome and fun i mostly like my twitter is i'm i'm like my followers are mostly in the joke but sometimes they're not and it's weird that they don't get it yeah like i've tweeted a bunch of a bunch of crazy stuff. I tweeted like, have you considered spaying and neutering your children to prevent overpopulation?

And there are people following me being like, yo, bad take Tim. I can't believe you'd say this. And I'm just like, welcome to Twitter, dude. I do not take this platform seriously.

It is full of nonsense. Right. Well, that's autism and I'm autistic. So I can say that. Is it? Is that what it is? I don't know.

I think I just taking it so bluntly and seriously. Oh, I see. I see. Like autistic, so I can say that. Is it? Is that what it is? I don't know. I think just taking it so bluntly and seriously. Oh, I see. I see. Like, not understanding the social cues. Yeah. That's really crazy to me that I don't understand how people... I kind of feel like people are pretending to not get that my jokes make no sense because they want to have something to be angry about.

That's true, too. Like the anime thing with Matt Walsh. Oh, yeah. The perfect example of that. He's like, yeah, so for those that didn't see, Matt Walsh, Media Matters went after him because he said, what do I think about anime? I think it's satanic. I don't have an argument for it, but, you know, something demonic about it. And then everybody goes nuts.

And it's just like, these are not serious people. And you don't insult anime fans because I was on the pop culture show earlier. And I said something like, you know, what constitutes being anime? Does it have to be Japanese or not? And people got so upset. They're like, no, it's also from here and here and here. I was like, oh, my God. Yeah. Let me not even bother these people.

It's like a whole universe you don't know exists until you kick a hornet's nest. Yeah. And they all come after you. Yeah. My favorite was when Matt Walsh said that the little mermaid should have translucent skin and look like a floating skeleton oh yeah and they they said it was racist or something yeah they're like he's racist because there's a black mermaid it's like i do and then what did he tweet he's like they're mad because i'm defending translucent

he called himself a trans rights activist for translucent you know it's like, it kind of feels like, in a lot of ways, we're on the verge of the apocalypse for one reason or another. But at least there's funny things happening as we ride the gravity bomb down to the apocalypse.

The downfall's funny. And it kind of keeps getting funnier. Hey, what else are you going to do? Be angry? It's just the collapse of civilization. If you want to laugh or cry, pick one. Yeah. I choose to laugh.

Yes. Always. Exactly. All right. Let's laugh and cry. I feel like with a story like this, you could either laugh or cry. This is from the Daily Mail. This is playing with fire.

It could spark a lab-generated pandemic. How about that? Experts slam Boston Lab where scientists have created a new deadly COVID strain with an 80% kill rate. Why? Why are they making this? So here's what they did.

Actually simple. So the Omicron strain mutated over a long period of time. COVID goes out. COVID kills a lot of people. The Alpha strain was very deadly. Over time, it was getting more infectious

but weaker. That's how viruses tend to go. The Omicron strain was very deadly. Over time, it was getting more infectious but weaker. That's how viruses tend to go. The Omicron strain was very infectious but not as deadly. That makes sense. If something's too deadly, people die before

they can spread the disease. So these researchers took the spike protein from Omicron and put it on the alpha strain which is more deadly, creating an extremely infectious and deadly virus

which killed 8 in 10 of the rodents infected. Oh my God. Why? Wow. Why did they make this?mas present yeah why why was you know peter dazek of uh echo huts alliance doing similar projects back before of course the larger covid pandemic that happened when he was exactly looking at bats and coronaviruses in the Wuhan level three Institute of Virology, that of course had poor security protocols, according to many even State Department

protocols and documents that came out there. Why did they do this? And the question is, they're doing this on even bigger levels than we could even imagine. And the argument here, the basic argument that they're making is we need to do this in order so we find a solution for it in the future. Number one, a lot of scientists argue that the probability of something like this happening naturally is virtually almost impossible. But two, why are you trying to make this current strain that much worse when you couldn't even figure out the original strain?

There is no solution. There is no medical solution towards the original strain. So why are you studying? Why are you wasting so much time looking at some hypothetical when you can't even figure out the original problem so so that's something that needs to be understood here as well as the fact that again peter dazek is continuing to do the same experiments in other

countries we know about this because it's it's boston university but what about the studies in laos what about the studies in myrmar what about the studies going on right now in vietnam that we don't know anything about that echo health alliance by the way, was subpoenaed, was told by the U.S. government, hey, you got to send us your notes about what you guys were doing with the coronavirus in Wuhan. EcoHealth Alliance, even though they were financed by the U.S. government, by Dr. Fauci, said, no, we're just not going to give you any of the notes. They're not being transparent and they're being rewarded with more grants that were just issued a couple of weeks ago, continuing to make viruses as lethal as they can.

Why are they doing this? A lot of people speculate bioweapons. And this could be one reason why Bill Gates came out a few months ago and said the second pandemic is going to be a lot deadlier. He said that very promisingly, and who in the world knows what they're up to? Happily, probably. What's that saying? We spend so much time wondering if we could do it.

We never asked ourselves if we should do it. Something like that yeah i i'm like reading this story where they're talking about taking this protein and making you know the so so the omicron strain infected mice the mice did not die they then created like the omicron s strain or whatever they're calling it and it killed eight out of ten and they were like oh look we did it we made something that can kill mice it's like you know i look at that and I'm like, yeah, you could have injected them with bleach. That would have killed them too. Like, obviously, this, like, you make a deadly virus, it will kill them.

I just, I don't trust them. We had a conversation with Drew Miller, who has a PhD in, you know, nuclear wartime battlefield stuff or whatever. And he was saying, he was talking about how we have no bio labs in the united like the united states does not operate bio weapons labs and i'm like it's just semantics if u.s laboratories are making extremely deadly viruses that they're extremely infectious and extremely lethal and you argue they're not weapons because we don't use them for that and i'm like so so okay so the so the question is if i have a factory that makes explosives but we we use it for mining operations

right we're not making weapons then someone comes in buys buys the company and then sells them for war did we make weapons or not? So like a knife company. We make, you know, fancy knives for culinary purposes. And then someone buys them and goes and fights with them. Did the company manufacture weapons? The answer is yes. They manufacture weapons. Was it their intent?

No, but it doesn't matter. So we're seeing this and I'm like, hey, that is a bioweapon. Now call it whatever you want. Say whatever you want about it. If you make a nuclear bomb and say, we just want to see if it would explode. I'll be like, yeah, okay, well, you're making nuclear weapons.

There's no, you know what, man? And I can even make the argument, knives, culinary knives have a purpose. You can cut your steak. You know, what are you going to do? You want to eat dinner? This virus has no purpose. It's literal.

The only purpose is killing people. So anyway. Well, these researchers who I would assume know the coronavirus better than anyone on earth have looked at it more than anyone, obviously. Have they said anything in the report about, yes, this was definitely manmade in a lab or are they forbidden from saying that? Do they know a lot about this virus? Since again, the official story is we don't even know exactly where it came from yeah we don't have an origin we don't have a patient

zero we don't have any of that well someone knows someone of course knows but there's been a large cover-up effort echo health alliance doesn't want to share their notes about what they were even doing with u.s grant money from dr fauci in 2020 right i thought it was uh someone ate bat soup a block away from the w biology lab. Impossible. They fucked a pangolin first and that's how it came. Yeah, there's also a pangolin involved here. I think that was an episode of South Park as well. But again, no official

story. And ever since COVID there have been 40 new biological labs that have been started up doing extremely dangerous testing, mixing in viruses. And again, there's no perfect security at these places. Like we have to understand it takes one small mistake. It takes one hole, one puncture, one mistake, one intern,

and that virus spreads everywhere. So where is the, all these worthless international organizations we have, where is the international effort and treaty against perflating sort of research game of function we have it all with nuclear weapons where is this going on bio weapons are apparently banned under treaties and that's what we were talking about last week and so it's like we're not making weapons we're just making extremely deadly viruses that serve no purpose other than killing yeah right yeah so yeah we look at those treaties again and and exactly say what

kind of research is permitted what isn't well what if this is a question that was brought up what if all these other countries are doing it and the u.s isn't exactly so you know with mutually assured destruction i suppose the argument is you know if we didn't have nuclear weapons we'd be at the behest or or you know of anyone else the beck and call of anyone else who has nukes who can threaten us so everybody gets them and then you can't bully someone. You could say something similar for any kind of bioweapon. It's like, hey, we all have them, so you better not release them. If the U.S. wasn't doing it, would that be a risk?

I think the problem with bioweapons is they're completely undetectable. With a nuclear weapon, we can see who did it. That came from Russia and it's a Russian missile. Somebody gets sick, we have no idea what it is or where it came from. And then it's going to spread everywhere and infect everybody. And this is what's public. Imagine what's not public.

Imagine what's secret. Imagine what else they're doing that we don't know about that's not in the United States, that's in Myanmar or in Ukraine or wherever it may be that these people are taking their money, investing it and doing research

in extremely poor countries where there's no transparency. There's no accountability. And they prey on poorer countries because they're able to get away with more disastrous, nasty stuff that they wouldn't be able to get away with here in the United States. 2020 could have been the warm-up, honestly. Yeah. I mean, that's what Bill Gates says. Bill Gates says this is only one of many pandemics to come.

You know, he's excited. He literally said that. Yeah, he said the second pandemic is going to be a lot deadlier than this one is. And I'll clarify, too. I mean, this is in mice, so how that directly translates may be very, very different.

It may be much, much higher in mice than it is in humans, but they're basically making the point that the Omicron they tested didn't kill any of the mice. They made it more deadly. It killed 80% of them. 8 out eight out of ten so we'll see i got a prediction i think we talked about this again we broached this subject on how a bioweapon would be released and i said i think that any nation that releases a bioweapon will release a mild strain of it on their own country first here's what happens they create two two viruses, hypothetically, any country,

the deadly variant and the mild variant. But they're very, very similar. They share a lot of the same attributes. They release on their own population, the flu. Everybody gets it. 0.1% mortality or 0.01 or whatever it is for the flu. Then they release the massive maximum 60% deadly strain on somewhere else in the world.

And when that strain comes back to their country, their people already have immunity to a variant of it. So they're much, much less susceptible. We saw this with the Spanish flu. Many people wondered why it was that in China, they didn't actually get hit as hard as the rest of the world when it came to Spanish flu. It was like 1918, I think.

And one of the arguments is that a similar version was actually in china they all got sick but not that bad got immunity to it when it spread around in the trenches and with the infections and the grime it got substantially worse and then when it came back to china they were already mostly immune to it so now that we're hearing they're making whether or not it's this COVID virus or whatever, here's my prediction. My prediction is we see a deadly strain of COVID, but it will mostly just impact people, countries that haven't faced the severity of this,

which I wonder which countries that is. Countries with very low COVID infection and mortality rates. I wonder what those countries are. Do you know, Luke? Usually the places that weren't a part of the the program that injected uh unknown rushed experimental uh needle that's not if you look at the countries that have the most deaths are the places the ones that had the biggest vaccination program let's just be real right and those and that's why they were putting the vaccination programs there because they had more death there are specific countries around the

world mostly in the third world, that had very low COVID death and infection rates. So they didn't bring vaccines there. But if these people don't have the immunity either for vaccine or whatever reason, then you're going to see a deadlier strain severely impact third world countries in this case. Well, scientists see it just, you know, there's a lot of scientific debate that's actually being centered around this specific topic especially when it comes to you know countries like haiti comparatively to israel singapore what happened there to other places but at the end of the day natural immunity is something that again also topic that has been

censored a lot but natural immunity has been key to a lot of people's personal health and getting through a lot of this nonsense and bullcrap do you guys think americans would be willing to lock down again because i question that in my head no if they just did it all over again i don't know no way where i live in new york they would they're they're dying well that's the thing blue states would they're freaking out they're not locked down right but people are moving to florida and texas yeah and so the blue states probably would because you have a higher density now of the people who want to live under the boot. Right.

And then South Dakota, Florida, Texas, a bunch of red states, they wouldn't do it. West Virginia probably wouldn't do it. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Did New Hampshire do it? Not, it depends where, because the big cities, especially with a lot of people condensed, they had their own little versions of it.

But the government is very limited in New Hampshire. So it was up to a lot of personal individuals, they had their own little versions of it. But the government is very limited in New Hampshire. So it was up to a lot of personal individuals, personal businesses to decide for themselves. But as far as comparing it to New York, it was day and night to what was going on there. You know, it depends what happens. You know, there's also scientific thoughts and ideas that if a virus is more deadly, it's less contagious.

But they're talking about how this bio lab made weapon, sorry, excuse me, this new strain of COVID made by Boston University. It was a university? Boston University. You sure? Yeah. You could double check just to make sure we're right on this. You're right, you're right, you're right.

But Boston University is also reporting that this is five times more contagious than the original COVID virus. So it's more contagious and more deadly. That's something pretty serious there. Because naturally, viruses just want to spread. They want to live. They want to go from host to host to host and not kill the host. Because when you kill the host, you stop the spread of the virus.

So this one, with the data that they're reporting is very troubling because high death count and high uh transmittability you know transmission yeah so it's like why let's get apocalyptic this is the greatest headline that's ever been written ever from business insider putin's nuclear threats are pushing people like Trump and Elon Musk to press for a Ukraine peace deal. A nuclear expert warns that's dangerous. Wow. 1984.

Here we are. So good. That is, it's the best. You know, the reason why it's the greatest is because you could have just said war is peace, you know, or whatever. Yeah. But they really went for it. It's very long. Yeah. And it really nails the greatest is because you could have just said war is peace you know or whatever yeah but they they really went for it's very long yeah and it really nails the peace is dangerous right i love that nuclear winter is actually nuclear spring well well hold on it is dangerous

because a small nuclear war could stop climate change by killing tons of people i guess yeah you guys saw that article from the London Post, right? No. It's like from 10 years ago. It says, could a small nuclear war reverse climate change? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Was the argument like lowering the carbon footprint of the overall population? Yes, the carbon footprint is in the human beings

that are carbon. Yeah. There you go. Okay, well, let's see what they actually have to say about this story. They say, an understandable desire to avoid a nuclear war could actually make the world more dangerous if it means rushing to implement a peace

in Ukraine that serves Russian interests. An expert told Insider, oh, an expert. Such a move, which some influential figures have called for, risks setting a precedent that atomic blackmail is the way to win wars and take territory troops can't otherwise hold. A model that could be copycatted by even the weakest nuclear-armed states

and may only succeed at delaying another war. Pavel Podvig, an expert on Russia's nuclear doctrine and capabilities at the UN Institute for Disarmament Research, said in a phone interview from Geneva that such a deal on terms deemed favorable by Moscow in the wake of battlefield losses and an explicit response to the Kremlin's nuclear brinksmanship could well make the world much less peaceful. The West supports Ukraine with weapons and financial and moral and political support. Giving that up and saying that, well, you know, we're too afraid of nuclear threats and we just want to make a deal that would certainly set a

precedent that would not be very positive. If you yielded this nuclear threat once, then what would prevent Russia in the future or others to do the same thing again? How about nuclear weapons in countries like the United States and positioned in NATO? And what we're talking about right now is Ukraine, which is not a NATO member state, not a EU member state, not in a position where we should be sending weapons, U.S. personnel, NATO citizens, special operations, intelligence, and engaging in war with Russia. Hey, how about that? You want to come and claim that?

I get the point they're trying to make, but it's bunk. Russia is having a border dispute. They invaded Ukraine. It's a border dispute that has not involved the United States. We've made it our business for some reason. That's the problem. Plus, more importantly, it's historically inaccurate. Look what happened during the Cold War.

It was only because of de-escalation. It was only because of peace deals. We didn't blow each other up. And it didn't lead to, of course, a misbalance of power. And again, this is just a lunatic, sociopathic, bloodthirsty, neocon war hawk that's spewing utter nonsense, literally trying to tell you that war is peace. What is about our current trajectory playing nuclear war chicken that is going to be leading to any kind of resolution or peace as we're only seeing escalations? Where's the de-escalations? Where's the peace talks?

Where's the negotiations? None of that. And it makes me nervous because it reminds me of right before COVID and people were just kind of talking about viruses and all of a sudden the world changed in ways you didn't expect. It was like, it feels like that, like right before something big. I got a pitch for the UN,

for Joe Biden and for NATO. All right, you want to get people in on this war. Here's how you play it. You guys ever play Fallout 3? No. Luke? Yeah. Yeah.

Fallout 3? A while ago. You know? Hey, fun game, huh? Yeah, it was. Yeah. You never played it? A while ago. You know? Hey, fun game, huh? Yeah, it was. Yeah. You never played it? No, no.

What's the... Nuclear apocalypse happens and you come out of a vault afterwards and you try and scavenge the wastelands to survive. So they need to play it. Game of the year when it came out. No, no, no. I'm just saying people really love the game.

Yeah. Oh. Nuclear apocalypse. What's the big deal, huh? Right, yeah. Worst case scenario, it's going to be just like Fallout. Yeah. Oh, my God. Nuclear apocalypse? What's the big deal, huh? Right, yeah. Worst case scenario, it's going to be just like Fallout. You're going to go into the, where do you go?

Into the Lincoln. Wasteland. No, there's a building in DC where you get the Lincoln's repeater. I can't remember what it is. But whenever I start Fallout 3, I immediately go into, there's a government building. You've got to stealth past some ghouls. Ghouls are like radioactively burned people. And then you open up this case and Lincolnincoln's uh winchester repeater is in there it's an excellent excellent weapon in the video game so i'm just saying you know they're saying uh it's in peace is dangerous yeah yeah this is not the pitch to get people to be all in on nuclear war you gotta

have them play fallout 3 and then be like now wasn't that fun that could be real life you could be eating moldy cheese off the ground but for real this time drinking out of toilets is another thing you do in the

game and then you get radiation poisoning but but too much radiation poisoning and you get superpowers yay radiation poisoning

there we go yeah this is absolutely just just so mind-gling. I saw this thing in this. I saw this article and I was like, I need the shirt. Don't nuke me, bro, because we need this message out more than anything else right now, because it's absolutely ridiculous. The Guardian wrote an article today talking about how the West is making plans to avoid panic if Russia uses a nuclear bomb.

That's an absolutely crazy goalpost line that we're at right now. That is absolutely ridiculous. And according to a lot of military strategists and even intelligence officers, they're saying that it's between a 10 to 25 percent chance that Russia will use a nuclear bomb. Now, the people in charge, a lot of the very powerful people, a lot of the people who control a lot of the multinational corporations, the big banks, they have their bunkers. They have their survival food.

They have everything that they need. They don't have to wager or risk anything else. Everyone else is going to be paying for the consequences of this, for these stupid policies and decisions that don't have any objective. What's the goal here? Why are we doing this? What's the objective? Why can't we even ask? And why is the corporate U.S. Western media trying to gaslight

us into a full all-out world war? It's simple. Pull it up, Serge. Could a small nuclear war reverse global warming? From the Huffington Post. The article is real. February 26, 2011. It says, quote, nuclear war could reverse global

warming. Boom. You are the carbon they're trying to reduce. That's because it will end life on Earth. People don't understand. It will obliterate life and human beings from ever existing. Life as we have it right now will be over. It'll be terrifying. And if you're lucky to survive, you're going to suffer.

This is so stupid and so backwards. And again, you don't have to be pro-Russia, pro-Putin to call for peace and de-escalations. With negotiations, no one's always going to be perfectly happy. No one's always going to get what they want, but at least for freak sakes, come to the table and start talking

just to each other. And have you guys seen the pictures in certain subways where they're putting up posters like how to survive nuclear war? No, what for real? Yeah, there's- But like, are they serious?

Or are they like gags? I think they're, who really knows? We have TSAs in New York City funded by the city. More than one though? I saw the other one. I saw one of them.

There might be more. It's a woman saying like, stay inside. I think I've seen that one. Take showers. But that's conditioning, right? It's like kind of just getting people used to the idea,

which is pretty scary. She's like, the big one hit. Don't ask us how or why. Exactly. And the best part is like the advice they give you will not save you right yeah take a shower well no no i mean mass on planes so if you are in the blast radius i have good news you won't even know what happened the the shock wave thermal radiation detonation will kill you faster than your brain can process anything is happening.

You might hear a whistle and then all of a sudden you don't exist anymore. Now, there's a problem. There is multiple layers to the blast. And you can be in just the there's a blast radius non-thermal, which is going to burn you. And it's going to like your ears will probably be bleeding. Windows will be shattered. You may be seriously injured. That's the worst place to be.

And depending on the kind of bomb they use, some have maximum radioactive yield. You could be like watching yourself melt in the fireball for like an extended period of time. So this PSA really is for people who are outside the blast radius completely. And when they say take a shower, that is actually good advice. If you are covered in dirt and grime, you want to get clean as soon as possible because the particles from the radiation,

like the radioactive particles, iodine and things like that will get all over you. You got to take potassium iodine pills. But what they're basically saying is if you live in like probably Harlem or what's another good spot probably coney island in that area or long island do these things because if you're in brooklyn queens or manhattan and they nuke that's where it's gonna be yeah well good i won't even know what happened well

tim explained before i went on how it's probably gonna be texas so that's really great well yeah yeah i said at least i said it's a good thing we don't live in some major urban center like, you know, Austin or whatever. And I'm just like sweating. Like, oh, okay. Well, it's not just the radiation. It's the breakdown of society, of infrastructure, of clean water, of food. It's the nuclear fallout that, of course, will be affecting the soils for thousands

and thousands of years. And over the weekend, I actually watched a documentary about soldiers in the United Kingdom that were experimented on by their government that launched a nuclear weapon. And they brought in the soldiers just to see what would happen to them. They made them sign contracts and NDAs, and they classified a lot of this information. So if they spoke out against what happened to them, they would be charged with treason. A lot of these soldiers died. A lot of these soldiers became infer treason. A lot of these soldiers died. A lot of these soldiers became infertile.

A lot of these soldiers came down with sicknesses and illnesses that you can't even imagine. And this is a U.S. Sorry, the U.K. government, an official military taking their soldiers being like, yeah, we're just going to put you right in front of this nuclear nuclear blast to see what happened to you. And they were describing how during the nuclear blast, when they put their hands in front of their face to cover their eyes,

they could see every bone, every blood vessel in front of their hands. Wow. So this is what governments do. They routinely sacrifice people. They sacrifice their own people. They murder.

They do horrific scientific experiments. And if you think these sociopathic monsters are not trying to start a nuclear war, you're not paying attention because that's exactly what they're doing every single day right now and there's like really interesting fallout that goes like by generations too because i watched a clip on the plane actually here and there was a guy who

was around nuclear testing and he didn't have any issues but he had a daughter like born after he was involved with it and the daughter by age 11 it took 11 years for things to show up started growing hair all over her face and body uncontrollably because it messes with your genes right so it's like it just twists the gene and uh she actually died oh after that wow oh so it's his daughter you know i was i was thinking like maybe you know maybe you become like a hulk you know what i mean well that'd be on the good end but i don't know. An uncontrollable rage monster who can't have normal life, I guess. I don't think that ever happened

to anyone exposed to radiation, Tim. Well, you know. Not yet. I mean, someone grew hair all over her body. I mean, that's kind of like a... That's the beast. There you go. So one X-Man came true.

Wolverine. We're not looking at this conversation in like six months and like oh I remember when we were talking about this before it all went oh my god it's just like that right now like oh my god we're gonna be sitting in rubble eating cold beans being like remember when we made that joke and I'll just be gone because it's gonna be in Austin well so the point I was making before the show about Austin was not literally Austin but I was like the first if we're dealing with a retaliatory strike or a threat, then Russia or whoever, probably Russia, will not target D.C. or a major city first. They'll target a small town first in a shock and awe strike.

So if you hit a big city, the rest of the country says, of course. If you hit a small town, then everyone in the country panics, stops working, locks down, or flees, and that destroys the economy outright. So that's probably why they would do a lower yield strike on a small city first. I don't think it would be D.C. simply because that would be like deciding to shoot someone in the bulletproof armor. It's probably the most heavily fortified with bunkers. Raven Rock has got a $100 million expansion. Have you guys heard? We talked about this? Yeah, we did. When we had Drew Miller on, he mentioned that

they're doing expansion at Mount Weather, which is nuclear bunker, and then he mentioned Raven Rock. I looked it up. Just recently in August, a $100 million contract to Raven Rock for a massive expansion, and they also did award another contract for Mount Weather for a major 65,000 square foot facility. They're not going to be done right away, but they're certainly thinking about expanding their bunkers. I would imagine all of the surface to air missiles and anti-nuke capabilities are centered around D.C.

Specifically for this reason. So they'd probably hit, if they wanted to cause major disruption to this country, a major economic center the reason why austin makes a lot of sense is because the gigafactory is there like uh so you've got san francisco which would be a huge target probably because of the tech sector and then you've got the move over to austin with gigafactory and other you know let's just call it the california brain drain to texas and florida would make them target as well hit the economic centers. They would probably hit the North Dakota frack fields, seriously hindering

our ability to produce energy. Those are going to be huge targets. But it's not like the political epicenter is it's probably a moderate target, but thinking about like January 6th, these people thought that like by going in a building they would have governmental power or something.

They could. It's like, dude, it's not the 1600s. So Putin knows why hit D.C. The U.S. government is digitally decentralized. You need to you need economic and and resource centers. Silicon Valley is going to be a huge target. All of the managerial power for all these all this infrastructure. You hit Silicon Valley. Our financial processing

takes a major, major hit. So we as a country need to be diversifying all this stuff, not just because of the culture war, but because of the risk of hyper-centralization in a war. You don't even have to do that. You just have to go to China and be like, hey, stop sending them stuff. Then we're screwed.

Our big pharma industry, screwed. All the cheap plastic stuff screwed and that again would would be a very serious consequence i'm hearing that kanye's uh new interviews got taken down the drink champs that was the one that he was talking about got taken down i'm not sure i haven't seen it let's uh i'm trying to look it up right now that's just someone just sent me there right now so So anyway, nuclear war and all that stuff. So what was the official reason that we hit Nagasaki and Hiroshima and not Tokyo and Kyoto?

Was it that reason? I don't know. You don't want to hit the capital? You want to do a smaller? Well, a lot of scholars argue, one, it's because the Japanese were fighting to the death. Two, it was a kind of symbol to show Russia and others. He's asking why not Tokyo. Why not Tokyo? Yeah, yeah. That's what I'm asking. Sorry, sorry. So is it that you don't symbol to show russia and no no he's asking why not tokyo why not tokyo

yeah yeah so sorry so is it that you don't want to hit the capital you want his smaller city to spread more panic well they were also responsive for a lot of the manufacturing and production of the bigger war materials and you know the united states took over tokyo and it was a huge it's one of the biggest cities in the world you know know, the civilian casualties would be immense. I googled it. Stack Exchange, someone responded, Hiroshima, the first city, was an important army depot

and port of embarkation in the middle of an urban industrial area. It's a good radar target, and it's such a size that a large part of the city could be extensively damaged. There are adjacent hills which are likely to produce a focusing effect

which would considerably increase the blast damage. Wow. That makes sense. Due to rivers, it is not a good incendiary target. There were also four other possible targets. Kokura, Niigata, Yokohama, and Kyoto. There were

three criteria for choosing targets. The target was larger than three miles in diameter and was an important target in a large urban area. The blast would create effective damage. The target was unlikely to be attacked by August 1945. Any small and strictly military objective should be located in much larger areas subject to blast damage in order to avoid undue risk of the weapon being lost due to bad placing of the bomb. Interesting.

They say the possibility of bombing the Emperor's Palace was discussed. It was agreed that we should not recommend it, but that any action for this bombing should come from authorities on military policy. It was agreed that we should obtain information from which we could determine the effectiveness of our weapon against this target. Oh, they were testing it. They wanted a good detonation to see what the effects would be. Well, there you go.

Yeah, they said Tokyo was not a strategic value if Japan were to be invaded interesting makes sense yeah military target there you go my friends so i just want to say this as i as i do um with the upcoming election to all of you 18 to 25 year olds particularly 18 to 25 year old males whether you're trans or not doesn't matter the u.s government has already said you must sign up for the draft no and if you don't and so let me say, if you find yourself as an 18 to 25 year old male, for some reason, voting demographic, then I will personally applaud you for your sacrifice

as you are loaded up as cannon fodder in World War Three by the people you voted for. So congratulations on supporting the war effort. Me, on the other hand, I'm going to keep saying the U.S. should not be involved in the Ukrainian conflict, particularly at this point, as things have escalated to this degree. And we need to find a path towards peace lest you be drafted. But these people just you look at the polls. Actually, let me let me show you the polls for the sake of this end of the segment. I'll just show you right here that 18 to 29 year olds overwhelmingly favor democrats so to all of you i bid you farewell as you go off to fight this war for me i don't want you to get drafted so it's eight they say 18 to 25 however they get drafted right but but when it comes to actual war they definitely broaden the yeah so Yeah, so they'll conscript 50-year-olds.

It's not as practicality. But let's talk about the story. This is good news, I suppose, if you don't like war. It's not necessarily absolute great news because neocons, Republicans, have their warmongers as well. But the New York Times says,

Republicans gain edge as voters worry about economy. Times-Siena poll finds. Here's what I find interesting. Right now, a bunch of polls are dropping and they've mirror inverted on their findings two weeks ago it's like democrats plus five and that's flipped democrats plus five and i'm like whoa whoa whoa how is this happening in the span of a week maybe it was all propaganda bs and the pollsters are lying they're really bad at their jobs that one's true because they keep getting it wrong.

Or maybe Joe Biden tried a quid pro quo with Saudi Arabia. It backfired. Gas prices are now skyrocketing right before the election. Surprise, Biden. Now we're getting the October surprise and people are saying no. And the economy, it's the economy, stupid. So there we go. What do you think?

Republicans going to take it now the polls are shifting? Or are they always going to take it? Or do they lose? I don't know. Well, if Republicans win, then they'll announce that we're in a recession. Right now, we're in denial about that. Well, actually, no. That's going to be a bad thing because that's when things are going to get really bad. Yeah.

Because the media will say now we're in a recession, and then the rich people will stop spending, get scared. But it's already happening. But you're right. The media won't admit it they're going well we're not really in a recession the the day after the election if they announce republicans take the house they go oh it's a recession by the way and they change the definition of recession on wikipedia correct well they well this is this is the interesting thing colloquially we have always called it two periods two quarters of negative growth

but it's never been an official governmental definition. So now they're playing a semantic game where, of course, the presidents and administrations have in the past, even Pelosi as recent as I think earlier this year, all defined a recession as two quarters of negative growth. The moment it happens for political reasons, they go, no, no, no, no, no. That's not the real definition.

So it's all BS. Take a look at this though. I find this really interesting. So in the polling, likely voters, 49 to 45 favoring Republicans. Men, 50 to 45. Women, 47, 47. So women are split, but dudes are 5% more Republican. What I find really interesting is that 18 to 29-year-olds, 52% favor Democrats.

30 to 44, 50% favor Democrats. 45 to 64 is 38% for Democrats. And then you have 65 and older, which is 48 to 48. So the interesting thing is the only demographic by age which opposes Democrats is 45 to 64. Does that mean there's more 45 to 64 year olds than 18 to 44 year olds? I wouldn't be surprised if people aren't having kids but how is it that 18 to 44 these two different age groups overwhelmingly favor

the democrats but 45 to 64 is almost two to one republican and that results in a 49 lead for republicans over 45 is gen xer is just a bigger generation or something or what is that some boomers are in there i guess i don't know i find it interesting that like the oldest age group gets more lived out i don't understand yeah well i i was polled in this i was saying this earlier this is sienna poll i was actually polled in this i've never been polled before i didn't think they actually polled conservative well i'm i'm i'm not a registered republican so maybe that had something to do with it. I'm registered independent.

No, but this is all likely voters. Yeah, likely voters. You probably said you're favoring Republican. Yeah, yeah. How old are you? I'm 39. Oh, okay. So you're in that.

So I'm in that. Yeah. I don't trust it. It's only 792 likely voters. It's not that good of a sample size. Getting over 1,000 is typically better. It's not the worst, but it's low. low yeah but here's the other interesting factor this is national this is not swing swing districts so when you look at actual swing district polling

if the national polls are this bad and this includes safe blue and safe red districts yo it's looking apocalyptically bad for democrats right now with like a couple weeks before the midterm election. Good news? I don't know. Well, you know, I'm skeptical of both political parties, especially with how much disastrous foreign policies came from Republicans and right wingers all throughout the last few years. There is a battle within the party.

So it's going to be interesting to see how it plays out. Any politician, I just see them. I said this before the show, all as welfare queens. I'm not a fan of any of them. Is it going to really change things? Maybe, maybe not, but I'm more skeptical. I do believe the real change is going to happen with individuals losing faith in the institutions

and becoming more personally responsible for themselves and making the right decisions with every small action that they make, whether it's their thoughts, whether it's their dollar, whether it's their vote. And I think truly on a local level, it's going to matter a lot more. So is this going to matter? Is this going to change our perspective?

I don't know. I see the baseline Republican Party going along with, you know, the COVID policies, the war policies, and I don't see much changing from it, to be honest with you. I mean, I kind of feel like there's at least enough good Republicans who are running who are going to block a lot of these efforts. The issue is half the Republican Party is establishment shills. Even if Republicans get a majority, those Republicans will vote with Democrats in favor of war and the House will keep funding all this stuff. Yeah, the Lindsey Grahams, the Mitt Romneys are definitely peculiarly are Republicans, to say the least.

But there hasn't really been a full shift. And there's been a big pushback against a lot of the populist Republicans that actually do talk about what people want and need and talk about the changes that would actually make a difference here. But to me, you know, I'm just a skeptical person. So I could just be too pessimistic. Are you guys optimistic or pessimistic? There is the new wave of like the Kerry Lakes coming up and that looks hopeful.

But I mean, yeah, traditionally, like Republicans don't ever really do shit when they're in power. So it doesn't exactly make me hopeful to see that and think things are going to change. But interestingly, though, sorry, they're kind of the party that just sits on their butt. One hundred percent. But our populists are very against the establishment and speaking out against it. As you said, of course, the establishment is still in the way. But look at the left. Look at their so-called populists, the progressives, the squad people.

They just fall right in line. If you had a coalition between the AOCs, who should be against this kind of stuff, and the Marjorie Taylor Greens, who knows what could be accomplished. But they're whipped by Nancy Pelosi and there you have it. It's going to be their fault we're going to war. It's going to be the populist left. I kind of feel like there's a strong possibility

Pelosi won't be in office after this. Yeah. Well, maybe the speakership. I don't know. She's not planning on retiring. She said she's running for reelection, right? Yeah, yeah, I believe so. And then there's no way she loses in that district. No way. But I wonder, I don't know. She's not playing on retiring. She said she's running for re-election, right? Yeah. Yeah, I believe so. And then there's no way she loses in that district.

No way. But I wonder. I don't know if she'll be Speaker. I'm just hearing scuttlebutt that it sounds like for the Democrats, they're not expecting that to be Pelosi. Is it because she's going to pass away or something like that? Why do you think? What's the reason?

No, because Republicans are going to win. When Republicans win, they'll just vote for somebody else. But we'll see. I mean, does that mean it's Kevin McCarthy? I don't know. I'm just hearing some scuttlebutt behind the scenes that it sounds like preparations are – like there's an expectation. I can just put it that way.

I don't want to, you know, out any source or anything, but it sounds like there's expectation that she will not be Speaker at the very least and maybe not even be in office, although that seems like the the longer shot it just seems like she's not going to be speaker of the house it's going to be interesting to see uh because it's definitely a very fast changing political landscape anything could happen we're still you know in october there could be a lot of surprises coming our way i think there will be uh it's already been an absolutely crazy news cycle i think it's only going to get a lot crazier from here. Oh, man, you know,

that's the thing. We talked about this before October surprises. How many October surprises have there already been? Tulsi Gabbard quits the Democratic Party, launches a show right in October. They want six months in jail

for Steve Bannon. They're pushing a $200,000 fine. What else do we have? Herschel Walker. Herschel Walker, was it? Oh, yeah. The abortion thing yeah yeah yeah it's just it's like it's like a machine gun of october surprises just not gonna

stop i wonder if they tried to make the roger stone thing one like just hoping people would fall for oh yeah the roger stone thing yeah that's crazy we'll talk about that one in a second too but we've got a whole bunch of october. And I wonder if any of it really missed. Oh, the Nancy Pelosi thing where she's like, this is the moment I've been waiting for. I can't believe they thought that. Was that supposed to be good for Democrats? Yeah. Nancy Pelosi saying she was waiting for trespassing at the Capitol that like like she wanted it to happen.

I mean, they loved it, though. If you look at like all the blue check libs posting about it, they were yes-queening about it. But she's saying she expected it to happen. Right. It had a camera crew. Yeah. That's amazing. How interesting.

What's the official story for why she had a camera crew? Did they even bother thinking of an excuse? It was there. I don't understand. Yeah. Well, a lot of people expected a lot of problems and a lot of trouble. Yeah, that's true. There was a lot of protests.

There was a lot of websites. There was a lot of websites. There was a lot of people saying, yeah, we're going to go do this and we're going to cause trouble. So absolutely, she was right. She's the queen of insider information. So you got to understand, she knows things that Warren Buffett doesn't even know. Right. So she's a very powerful lady with a lot of money, with a lot of influencers.

In the Game of Thrones, they have that minister part of the round table.'s the the minister of whispers that's pretty much nancy pelosi that's who she is yeah uh she she knows everything before it even happens so obviously that's a really good idea for a skit maybe seamus could do this one for freedom tunes where it's like it's a carnival and you go to plans you go to palance i want to call her palance you go to pelance, you go to Palance, what do I call her? Palance. You go to Pelosi's, she's got like a cart and you go inside it and she reads your fortune, tells you the future. You should invest in Tesla right now.

Why? Just trust me. Then she turns around and she's like, I vote yes on the bill to support more Tesla funding. And then it's like, the people are like,

wow, she was right. I made a fortune. She's a psychic. That's how it goes, man. I'm impressed that she keeps doing it. Like, no matter how many times anyone complains about it, the left and the right are complaining about these Congress people, Senate or House, who just make all the right bets.

Yeah. Right when they need to make it happen. For some reason, right? Yeah. Yeah. And there's little support on banning uh members of congress from from trading on walsh i wonder why or regulations or accountability or some transparency no there's so many like viral tiktoks people just investing exactly what nancy pelosi does and just

they banned those accounts apparently yeah they did really yeah that's so disgusting let's talk about this roger stone video we have a story from insider new video shows roger stone warning trump will get his brains beaten if he runs for president again so here's here's here's what i see let me see if i where do i have this tweet okay that's not it where did i put the tweet jump scare do i not have it okay oh it's right here this is literally right here what is that jump scare uh so here's the tweet from Christopher Goldbranson. It says, footage from January 20th, 2021. Stone supports impeaching Trump. Run again and you'll get your effing brains beaten.

What you can notice right here is I froze. Actually, let me just play the... Actually, I don't know if I can play the video because he swears a lot. Yeah, a lot. A lot. A lot, a lot, a lot. But in the video, and then he also makes a threat. You notice you can't see his mouth.

His hand is covering his mouth. And he's saying, like, I'm going to come out in support of impeachment. I saw this video on Twitter. I didn't know about the greater context, but I noticed it looked really weird. And then I noticed, let me see if I can zoom in. I noticed something when I was watching it. Take a look at this as I play it slowly. Look at his mouth.

You can't really see it, can you? And then we get to this point near the end. And just wait for it. Take a look at this as I play it slowly. Look at his mouth. You can't really see it, can you? And then we get to this point near the end and just wait for it. And there it is. And boom. Right there. His mouth is gone. I understand video artifacting. It happens. But when I watched

this video without any context, I saw that and it looked really strange to me because nothing else but his mouth artifacted nothing else it's perfectly just on his mouth nothing else usually you get artifacting it's not going to be so specific now you can argue it's just a low quality grainy video but i saw that and i was just like where did his mouth go why does his mouth just outright disappear right there like what about the footage makes it just vanish typically when you

like like i mentioned artifacting doesn't isolate on a specific location when everything else is moving in the scene roger stone later claimed it was a deep fake and he's had another deep fake video conflating my statements about biden with trump i don't know any of that i don't know who christopher gold branston is and why i should believe he is a journalist of credibility or merit. Right. Well, this footage was actually provided to the January 6th panel. Where's his mouth? Roger is saying that it's a deep fake.

But this was allegedly after Donald Trump told Roger Stone that he's not going to get a pardon. And Roger Stone allegedly blamed Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner for this. And when we look at Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, they did represent more of the establishment wing of his political administration. And, you know, this doesn't look good, whether it's fake or real.

Roger Stone says it's fake. I don't know. I'm not an expert on this particular aspect. But when you look at the basic story, you know, it kind of adds up. Is it real? Is it not? I don't know. I'm not an expert on this particular aspect. But when you look at the basic story, it kind of adds up. Is it real? Is it not? I don't know.

Look at this. Just look at this. That doesn't look real. Why, if he's going to say a word, does his mouth vanish for no reason like that? And the fact that even when his mouth is moving, his hand is covering it almost the entire time. Exactly.

It's like, how convenient. That's very weird. And my mind's kind of blown because when you showed me this before we went on. What's the how convenient it's very weird and my mind's kind of blown because when you showed me this before we went what's the next frame just go back and forth between i did look yeah his mouth is there as part of the shot here then it just disappears and then you get that it looks weird look at that right there anyway we came to look at that that looks weird version of this no this is the version this is this is the this is the version that went has got the million views.

Maybe it's real. Maybe I'm just weird. But look right there. See how his mouth doesn't line up with his cheek? I don't know, man. Maybe I'm just making fun of Roger Stone for being ugly. Maybe it's a real video. You know what I mean?

Yeah, but ugly doesn't make your mouth disappear. And you could maybe argue it's just low-resolution footage and it's an artifact. But look, man, I edit videos all day, every day for only the mouth to disappear in that one frame watch the frame from from this frame to the next the only thing that artifacts is the mouth i just think that's very weird and if it is a deep fake it's kind of scary because insider here reporting it as facts yeah i'll tell you this if watching this and trying to be factual to the best of my abilities, my response is I don't know. However, if I was working privately as someone who's been editing video for, I'm going on 24 or 5 years. I've been working in digital video editing.

Since I was like 12 years old, I was editing videos, working flash animations, designing websites and things like that. If someone privately came to me and said this is video real i'd say my opinion would be no right as someone who's trying to report facts i have no idea like if i can't give you a definitive statement i would just say i don't know but my personal my professional opinion having worked with video i have uh i have friends who do composite manipulation we do some of this stuff for Cast Castle with the weird effects. This, to me, looks like they manipulated his mouth.

Or he could be a lizard person that's shape-shifting right now right in the frame of this video. I'm joking. I'm being facetious. I just want to make sure

it's clear. It's entirely possible. It's legitimate, real footage and Roger Stone is just trying to weasel out. But I have a few questions if that's the case. Why would Roger Stone

be embarrassed about something he willfully said in front of a camera crew that he invited to be in front of him right yeah this isn't an undercover video they're doing a shoot right i mean they're with him the whole time why would he now go oh no they recorded me when i chose for them to be there in front of me recording me when i grabbed my phone and said everything i just don't it just the whole thing well i'm performing for a camera. Right. Well, it could be when he just got the news.

He got overly emotional. Maybe. I don't know. But I'm just playing devil's advocate here. It could be a number of possibilities. It would be good if you get like a video expert to look at the video and the codec and to see exactly what it came from. We could get a raw video sample and then go from there.

Look at his mouth right here. Look at this. Look at his mouth. We can't believe anything or anybody look how his mouth like it could just be bad video like i'll say all right weird look at that though like you see on the top of his lip right there how the side of his lip curls up you see kind of those darker pixels around the corner right there that doesn't look normal at all no not at all your lips don't move like that the shadow yeah it's too weird his mouth isn't moving with his face in this frame. No.

Like, look, when I watched this video before I knew anything about it, I thought it looked really weird because you can't see his mouth. And when you can, it behaves strangely. Then I saw a news story. I think it was The Hill or something. And I was like, what? And then they were like, Roger Stone claims it's a deepfake. And I was just like, yeah, that's weird. Well, weird well if it's a deep fake it's a pretty scary precedent being

set that they can just report it as facts and they deal with the ramifications afterwards people are also saying look at the ear in the comments right now and some people are saying it's a low bit rate yeah it could be a little bit right i mean to be honest i don't want to what about the ear what's the ear doing i don't know I'm just hearing a whole bunch of people in the chat room. Look at the ear. Did it kind of jump? I mean, he's got a phone pressed up against it in a car that's moving. What's strange to me

is the way his mouth moves and the way his mouth is covered. I find that his mouth disappears in this frame. There's one other frame you went through that we didn't talk about where the mouth connects to the background. It was really weird. Where? I think you may have went a little past it now.

I just thought. Right there. That looks weird. Yeah. To me, the lips look too unnatural. I think it would be really funny if it turns out the video is totally legit. We're just making fun of him for having a weird mouth. Right.

Yeah. That is a possibility here like when i saw this what looks strange to me is this looks like it's an anime character's face in this in this shot because for those that have watched anime you'll know that they draw the head and then the mouth is separate so you'll see lips but the mouth moving and the lips aren't like so this i don't know you know hey look maybe we're just making fun of rogestone for being ugly okay maybe that's it maybe that's all it is i have no idea who's to say all i know is if someone came to me and asked me if i thought it was authentic

i would immediately isolate the part where his mouth disappears and says this doesn't look doesn't look right you know it's the problem with with video it's a lot easier to check audio. Because with audio, you can see where breaks happen in the spectral analysis and things like that. With video, you have the video. And people can easily be like, it's grainy low res. Okay, well, why did he post a grainy low res? He certainly filmed this in 4K, didn't he? Yeah, that's the camera crew.

He chose to post the artifacted 480 version seriously why serious question why is his hand covering his mouth the whole time why did roger stone agree to be interviewed and say all these things but then deny he said them and why did they post the low-res version all look i don't know who christopher gold to branson is and i think if you blindly trust him then i got a bridge to sell you but it could be legit for all I know I don't know man yeah what do you think you think Roger Stone actually turned on Trump

and Ivanka and Jared and all that or do you think we got a dark future ahead of us where no name people you've never heard of can post these things that risk their reputation and that's why they do it yeah I think that is the future right I'm seeing more and more all the time like even on my instagram discovery page will be a video of like a celebrity and it looks so real and you click it and it's clearly not you know so it's getting better and

better which is pretty terrifying well he didn't get a second pardon kodak black did uh but not roger stone so right so maybe he's really really mad could be potentially he's saying that he was talking about biden i know journalists do that they'll they look man people they ask like should i do the interview with you know this mainstream company i'm like no because they'll say something like this um what's your least favorite food what's your least favorite food like makes you sick i i i'm really put on the spot i like the food from last night that i hated at the restaurant it was the sauerkraut sauerkraut i'm like you need more of this yeah how does how does it how would you describe the taste of sauerkraut well it was like sour but it

was also like slimy it was just nasty cold and then what they'll do is they'll ask a different question and edit that question in front of your response tim pull is nasty slimy cold yeah yeah they'll be like how do you feel about trump oh it's just nasty and slimy cold and then you'll be like i but i was asked a different question and they'll say all we did was play a video of what you actually said right we didn't we didn't take it you know now that's an extreme example but i have seen that happen yep yeah they play dirty games they'll they'll take two different quotes from you and put them together yep side by side and then say no no those are real quotes well here's how you do it in print journalism you put a comma he said comma in between exactly so it's just so you know i was

sitting with blair white I say 10 more sentences and then whatever I say at the end, take out those 10 sentences, put in comma he said and then four quotes. That's a trick. That's a legal way

to get around it in journalism. That's how slimy people do it. You could say something like, you know, did you vote for Trump? Did you vote for Trump? Yes. So tell me about

why you voted for Trump. I felt like I was stuck in a rock in a hard place between him and Hillary. Blair then went on to say that she felt sick, slimy and cold. Yeah. And that's and that's not that it's legal. Sick, slimy, cold taste in her mouth. Yeah, exactly. Yeah.

That she experienced. And the best part is they can even choose not to quote you if the quote isn't perfect. They'll say blair then went on to then went on to express extreme disgust over a taste in her mouth yeah so they're because the quote would have been like sauerkraut's nasty they'll just and it's and it's true and they get away with it and sometimes i don't even bother like trying to lie very well because there was a sun article that covered one of my videos talking about fat positivity and the headline was like woman says she hates fat people and i never said that in the video i'm like how can you even say says

something i didn't say yeah because it's an opinion oh yeah that's the amazing thing is if you soon be like i never said those words they'll be like when we said says we meant implied through through action and words we didn't say verbatim we didn't put quotes on it and you they get away with it i had a news outlet combine two different quotes that were 10 minutes apart to make a false quote yeah and then when they got when that when the subject threatened to sue them they corrected the article saying i there was an error in my quote as if to imply i'm the one who made a mistake talk about dirty that's fine this is had the SPLC do that to me as well, the Southern Poverty Law Center.

They took a quote from the beginning of my speech and then brought another one all the way at the end to make me sound like I was calling for a violent revolution. When I was calling for an evolution, when it comes to people being responsible for themselves and smart, they cut all that out. It just made me sound like a violent lunatic on their hit list,

which was absolutely disingenuous, unfair, and illegal in many instances. And they were sued by other people successfully and had to retract a lot of that stuff. They deleted their falsehoods on me, but I made sure every conversation I had with them, I recorded it. And they were just blanket-faced liars. That doesn't work, though. People say, like, if you do an interview, record it. No. Even if you record it, they're going to be able to lie lie about you and your recording proves nothing because you don't reach their

audience very fine your audience very fine people's right exactly perfect example of this you can listen to trump saying and i'm not talking about the white supremacists and the neo-nazis because they should be condemned totally and even though if you watch the raw video you know he did not say these things the media gets away with it. Yeah. And you're right. You only reach your audience. It's like you can have a huge following and still get lied about. And that's the narrative forever, you know, because it's not your audience.

They say sometimes like try and control as much of it as you can. And so my advice is if you're an expert in media relations and you have media training, then you should do the interviews and make sure you phrase everything as perfectly as possible to make it so they cannot do anything. Typically, what I'll do when I respond to journalists is I give them very specific legal language. I know what I'm saying and how I'm saying it. I'll break words apart from other words so that they, so simply put, I will give a very precise legal response. Very, very, very precise that if they attempt to misconstrue, I could argue actual malice. That's, that's, that's a thing you do. But if you don't know how to get, how to actually phrase things without them manipulating you, then they're going to do it. They're going to say phrase things without them manipulating you then they're going to do it they're going to say like i said blair then expressed an extreme taste of disgust

in her mouth you know as we as we went on carrying the conversation slimy yeah and that's true so you have to make sure you line everything up very very perfectly so that if they say that you can then respond with they have the email from me where I explicitly laid these points out. And thus, it was actual malice when they presented that false, you know, narrative. Even if it's their opinion, if it's very clearly, you know, the opposite of what you're saying, it's difficult to do. But I do weird things where I answer questions with, like, very strange sentences that will convey the idea but don't speak well so you'll notice um if you watch the last show with ian he was reading a quote from someone from biden i think yeah it's a quote from biden about obama and he said he said uh biden said it's great that we have brock obama and this is biden saying it that he's very articulate and this was again biden saying it

and that obama is the first clean again biden saying it african-american biden said that doing something like that so that they can't quote you without including all of that or putting a bunch of ellipses you just make it very very difficult for them to try and misconstrue what it is that's like a rudimentary way to try and they'll but if you answer something like that they usually will just don't even bother trying to incorporate what you said because it's too difficult to do. But you answered the question. And then they can't lie about it. But let's jump to this next story from the cut, New York.

Turfs are boycotting Ulta Beauty. I'm not ready. I'm not ready. I'm scared. Last week, Ulta Beauty featured trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney on its podcast The Beauty Of,

during which she sat down with gender fluid hairstylist David Lopez to talk about her conservative upbringing, coming out as trans, and chronicling her journey on TikTok.

I know I can find love. I know I can still be a performer. I know that I can have a family, she said. I want to be a mob one day and I, mom one day, and I absolutely can. Fe can featuring a trans woman on a podcast about girlhood was apparently too much to bear for hordes of transphobic twitter users who are now calling for a boycott of the beauty company let me pause the hashtag boycott ulta the the women

are saying it's two adult males discussing quote quote, the beauty of girlhood. Let me just show for you the introduction to the podcast, which is causing outrage. And we're on day 167 of girlhood. Mr. Hollywood, I'm right here. Zoom in on that. What was Dylan doing with putting the hands like that and then shaking? And talking about girlhood. No, no, but what is that move?

Is that a thing? Thatimmy shaking your boobs like like mr hollywood look at the camera type shit yeah oh yeah well so this this story's uh been going viral i think this this video came out last week now they're saying boycott estee lauder because estee lauder also featured a trans person and uh i don't know blair well take it away there's just like a lot to unpack okay so first of all the idea that it's TERFs who are upset

over the Ulta video seems pretty ridiculous I mean I get called a TERF despite the fact that I'm trans and not a feminist

which it's trans exclusionary radical feminist how am I both of those things it doesn't make any sense so you know,

people are upset and honestly, it's because of Dylan Mulvaney, which first of all, why didn't you change your name? Why are you still Dylan? Second of all, there's something really creepy

about like an adult claiming to be experiencing girlhood. Like even if this person's going to run with the idea that they can become an actual woman

and even if that's the narrative, that doesn't make you a girl. So it's this weird like infantilizing if that's the narrative that doesn't make you a girl so it's this weird like infantilizing thing that's disturbing so my look i think this might be a troll i wish and and and you know i don't know how you you talk about this while trying look i don't care if someone's gender fluid i don't care if someone's gender fluid. I don't care if someone's trans. People can live their lives as they want to hang out.

In fact, this is interesting. Blair, you brought up that you've been on the show. This is your fourth time, but we've never actually talked about any of this stuff. Not once. In fact, in the car up here, I was like, it's really cool that they don't have me just to only talk about trans stuff. But I'm ready to finally talk about some trans stuff.

And people have been begging me to talk about Dylan Mulvaney. Really? Yeah, it's one of those things. Because a lot of trans people hate it. Gay people hate it. It's like, just the stuff that Dylan says. Let me play this video. Many of you may have seen, but this, like you saw

the pushing the chest and shaking thing. Let me play this video, which has been viral for some time now. Being a girl, and today I'm in nature. Trees? I love them. Water? Lakes? i love them water lakes i love them heels they're my hiking heels i love them okay so we'll just we'll just go step actually let me play this next part i love them okay so first i'll start with the hiking heels this is why i say i feel this is a troll women don't do that this is not girlhoodhood. There is nothing about wearing high heels while hiking. Women go hiking all the time.

They have boots. You go to the REI and they have a women's section for athletic boots. What about being a girl means you wear high heels in the wilderness? Well, this is a sexist's idea of what women do, right? So that's the thing about wokeness is it always comes full circle. It's like, we're going to erase stereotypes and people are more than the sum of their stereotypes and now it's back at the point where it's like actually we are all just stereotypes but like this i understand why people think this individual is making a mockery or trolling them because like we're i don't we're not seeing people rag on you over things like this i know people that know dylan and it's not a troll it's a real person no i know dylan's a real person no i mean like

it's not like they really do identify as trans and this is their like really disgusting childish view of what that are you sure because there's another video released by uh dylan literally talking about how we have to normalize women having bulges in their pants as they wear tight pants. That seems like a total troll to me. But also another big part of the boycott outrage was that Dylan Mulvaney did a video with a bunch of tampons

like a handful like a novelty amount saying that they've been carrying them around for a long time but don't need them and then refers to women's junk as barbie pouches and but like oh my god no no but like what we're seeing let me let me play this again i want you to listen to this i can heels i love them okay come on that laugh i'm gonna have an aneurysm like look man this is maybe maybe they're genuine and that's

just who they are and okay but you know all of these things together which are seemingly intended to be as offensive as possible to women like the end of this video is let me let me let me jump to dylan falls bug watch falls over very fake gotta get out of here like you're wearing heels in the woods is not a thing women do like like and what's that outfit too is that like a workout a workout bra and underwear what is this what is he wearing so i i suppose what i guess i guess what i'm trying to say is women aren't scared of bugs there is a stereotype of women being scared of bugs but there are many women who go hiking there there i googled famous female uh entomologists there's like tons of women who have made major discoveries and with insects this just seems like dylan is trying to insult women uh by engaging in the most extreme

and offensive stereotypes possible i'd liken it to someone putting on blackface and then screaming about fried chicken but i'm not trying to be i'm not trying to be mean i'm trying to call it someone i think is intentionally trying to be offensive like i'll say it again wearing high heels in the woods is a joke like that's not a real thing you You know, I don't think Dylan's, like, trying to offend people. I think Dylan is just such a narcissist that it's just like, you know, this person went viral on TikTok. They have this huge following.

I think it's just, this is Dylan being a narcissist, not caring how it looks, right? So it's the over-the-top, like, caricaturized, like, oh, a bug and falling and acting stupid, right? It's like the stupid woman stereotype. So it's just such a narcissist. He doesn't care how it affects people i think that's at the beginning of the altar video he said this is day 150 of girlhood so he's newly transitioned and that was how dylan got like famous was documenting day one day two day three and he's like really stupid videos uh-huh um so

yeah it's like who does this help right it helps dylan because it gets followers and whatever but like yeah yeah it pisses off women definitely pisses off trans people it just hurts everyone and the ulta thing i think we were talking about earlier how it's really it's like the market has kind of capped with women buying cosmetics it's like now they have to sell to males that's it right there that's the answer right the the reason why i think they do the beauty of so look capitalism is why you are going to see more and more of this and there's nothing you can do to stop it even with the alta boycott it's very few women who are going to do it the average woman says i don't care about politics i just need you know foundation 122 or whatever

number it is i don't know we've got we got a bunch of makeup because for people to show when they want to cover stuff up so we have all the different i don't even know anything about it but we went to like a we had a dollar general i just grabbed the thing i said there you go now we got makeup we have a makeup department but so the average woman goes to ulta and just says i need foundation they're not going in back did you see the latest podcast with dylan mulvaney what this does do however is for gender non-binary people for trans people they are expanding their market share ulta and estee lauder and these other companies are like we have maximized the amount of money we can make what do we do well we can release a new top of the line eco-friendly version

it's like we've done that over and over again what if we sell to men men don't wear makeup what if we create a culture around males actually wearing makeup? Surprise, surprise. Big YouTubers that are males who wear makeup, be they trans or gay or just for like, there are just straight guys that are, you know, Metro or whatever they call it, who wear makeup. This is a this is a maximum maximum market share opportunity for Ulta. They're probably having meetings saying we don't care about the culture we care about. Can we sell more? And now we can. ulta they're probably having meetings saying we don't care about the culture we care about can we sell more and now we can we have just opened up half the population that we were missing before

yeah it's true and there are like tutorials on youtube for like how to wear like straight man makeup it's like they're really expanding it you know but i'm gonna i'm gonna invest in the in the beard trimmers for women uh industry very now. Right, that's an act. Who's that? There's a pro athlete recently who started a makeup line. A male.

Really? I think it was a Yankees player or someone. Male makeup? I mean, male makeup has been a huge thing in Korea and K-pop scene for a long time.

That's true. That's true. Yeah. There you go. Don't mess with K-pop fans either when we're talking about anime fans. I was like, dude,

don't touch the K-pop. Padded underwear. Yeah, women got padded bras. Boys, it's time to get that padded underwear and chicken cutlets already exist chicken cutlets yeah you don't know what chicken cutlets are no it's you know how your bra yep women how women fake dudes yeah chicken cutlets yeah they have like literally they kind of look like chicken they're like little implants yeah oh but like it's like bras yes oh no no no

you put it in the bra oh right right right so it makes the woman look like she's more busty oh like in the misery business music video you know

paramour oh yeah when they rip it out she pulls them out of the girl's bra I'm starting the womanscape business this is official

I needed a company I needed a product womanscape right now we're doing this anyone in the male sculpting industry hit me up right now and we'll do this you know what's interesting about the ulta thing though is that they had the comments turned off and then they turned them back on there's a bunch of hidden replies but i think they got dragged so hard for hiding them now

they're allowing them but i mean it's bleak it's like no one likes this stuff and the blanket you know phrasing that it's all TERFs that are upset about it it's like I don't think even 20% of people who are complaining about it know what a TERF is right yeah there's I've seen a bunch of videos from just like run of the mill college-age women being like two adult males talking about girlhood is offensive it's the weirdest thing to me though in the hierarchy of oppression that like women are now basically off like women throughout history they you know they say patriarchy all these things now all of a sudden you've got biological males talking about girlhood and when a woman speaks up the woman is the problem well this is the problem with the trans movement

in general and why like i learned very early on even despite being trans that i didn't want any part of it you know it's like it's not just about you for these people. It's about everyone else as well. So it's not just enough for Dylan to be like, this is me. It's like Dylan saying, this is me. And it doesn't matter how far I take it. Everyone just has to be cool with it. You know, like there used to be this goal within the trans community of like an integration to society.

And it's the exact opposite now. Now it's this adversarial relationship. And it's a movement that poses a threat to women and children now, which I don't think any movement that even is perceived that way can survive. Well, I think, you know, thinking on a deeper level, in my own personal opinion,

the last few years, there was a psychological, emotional, and physical war against men. And I think that war was very successful and it destroyed manhood, masculinity, testosterone, sperm levels, you name it. The modern man has been pretty much subjugated and destroyed. Now I think the agenda is moving up towards women.

And I think the same thing's happening to women right now when we're seeing the early phases of this larger psychological, mental, physical, and emotional attack that they're going through. Do you think one solution, Luke, might be that men should sunbathe their testicles? Well, you got to be careful giving too much heat on your balls because it's actually bad. This is a Tucker Carlson reference. Does it work?

Yeah, I actually did a video about this on my own whole members area. Should you suntan, should you red light your balls? Short and sweet of it. I'm not going to make you go there and watch it just to get the answer. No, because too much heat and too much heat on your balls is not good for you. This is why a lot of people say, you know, holding a laptop in your lap is actually really bad for you, especially when it comes to your reproductive organs. Keeping your balls cool is actually what you should be doing and what a lot of fertility doctors are telling them to do. So you're saying skinny jeans is a conspiracy by Bill Gates to reduce the population.

Could be. I don't know if it's by Bill Gates. It's probably by the fashion industry, which is connected to a lot of people who love to go on that island that we love to talk about, Mr. Epstein's island. So the fashion industry, again, a lot of the top people, Victoria's Secret, you name it, all those fashion moguls. There's a reason. I think personally, they try to make their models look like little young boys. I think there's a reason for this specifically. There's a big connection to a lot of very sinister, really bad people.

But yeah, men have been essentially demasked, just kicked out, just destroyed. I think now we're seeing the beginnings of the destruction against women. And, you know, I wore skinny jeans as a kid and now look at me. Wow. Just saying. I don't see any of this going away because there's more money to be made than lost. It's just that simple. Like, think about anything, any kind of product that has a small market share, and you will see

them try to expand it. This is what we've been seeing across the board. The reason why Disney is trying to do diversity is it's not because many of the younger employees are probably fully into the die cult. But a lot of the executives are just like, we're not making enough money. We've capitalized the white suburban mom market how do we get these other markets and it's like well you've got to make products for those markets so this is why there's a conspiracy theory that there's a mixed race agenda because all commercial like almost every commercial now is a mixed race family yeah it is not because they're trying to get people to mix to race mix it's because they're trying to make one commercial with one budget that will be like that will cater to

a black person and a white person at the same time the problem is it ends up just being alienating for everybody because people don't relate to these these like you do a commercial where it's a family in a suburb regardless of race with granite granite countertops and they're pouring bowls of cereal or making rice krispy treats together that is meaningless to people who live in cities that is not a relatable experience. It doesn't matter what your race is. But a lot of people who are conspiracy theorists will see that and they'll be like, they're trying to convince us to have interracial relationships.

And it's like, bro, I think that might have been like 60 something years ago. Right now, they're just trying to not spend money on marketing. That's the real conspiracy. And what better way to market than to stir up controversy, than to have everyone talk about you. Oh, absolutely. Yeah, that's true. Like, Elta's probably

high-fiving their marketing team right now for this. Right. We nailed it. We got everyone hating us. And they're going through a list and they're going to be like, we got this podcast,

but Timcast IRL talked about it for 20 minutes and they're going to go, wow, good job, guys. And there's something to that because it's like, as much as the video annoyed me and it's gross

and, you know, I maybe won't shop there for a couple weeks, it's's like when this is the back of my mind just gone in history i'll just be shopping at ulta like yeah you're you're gonna be like walking down the street looking at your phone as someone criticizes this and then you're gonna look to your left at ulta and they're gonna have new shiny cosmetic and go and then you're gonna turn your phone off walk inside and buy it exactly but i don't mean that like even for you i mean like most people it's like look at all the things netflix has done and i'm willing to bet tons of people who watch would still have netflix so uh you had cuties cuties you also had uh you still have big mouth which i can't believe exists as a tv show what was that yeah it's about

uh pre-pubescent or i guess pubescent children having you know adult interactions it's like their puberty monster right it's like their their it's it's it's it's children going through puberty and them showing it right like naked little girls and like you know little boys what's the purpose yeah it's it's funny to them i guess i i don't funny is it like a reality like documentary it's a cartoon it's a cartoon it's a cartoon where the characters are voiced by adults it's on like season seven or something and they've been subject to repeated controversies one where like documentary series? It's a cartoon. It's a cartoon where the characters are voiced by adults. It's on like season seven or something and they've been subject

to repeated controversies. One where it had like 12 year old girls cartoons mind you but naked walking around in a bathhouse with a bunch of other naked women

singing about why their bodies are beautiful and the left was like it's body positivity it's fine and people were like why are they making a show about sexualized children?

Then they came out with cuties. It's not the first time they've done this but despite all of this i'm willing to bet a ton of people who listen to the show and agree that it's bad still have netflix accounts yeah i personally don't i tell other people not to have it other people i know who work here they've got them and so it's like what are you gonna do here's what i even say become a member at timcast.com smash the like, all that stuff. However, I know that it's not completely reasonable to tell everybody to just cancel their entertainment. Despite the fact that Hulu, Netflix, Amazon have all done these bad things,

people want the shows that are good or the shows that are bad. But in the end, the money that you pay ends up going to the bad stuff. So what we're trying to do is we're trying to make culture and make content, and it's just not easy. We're competing with multi-billion dollar corporations. And we are a company of like 30 people. But I'm hoping that with the Daily Wire is doing with what we're doing, and of course, many others, eventually people will just be like,

I don't want Netflix for political reasons. But I also don't need Netflix because these other platforms are creating something that's entertaining enough for me. Right. I'm surprised there was a show on netflix actually promoting people going through puberty at all because usually they're trying to like block people's puberty now well yeah you're trying to create new customers with getting men to buy makeup i mean when you're convincing kids to become trans you're talking about millions of dollars per patient well yeah the money is also in that too and there's a conversation we had about big pharma and how yeah you know trans surgeries it's going to become like a billion dollar industry now and what better way

than to include kids you know when historically that's just not the case it was always like one or two one-offs in sweden or one of these more progressive european countries and now it's like kids in texas the the end result of so much of this whether intentional or not is population reduction yeah so you know you can argue there's a conspiracy theory to do it. I don't know about any of that. I don't know their intentions. I know Bill Gates has said he wants to reduce population growth. But all of these things, even war, less people.

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Should be fun. All right. Ferret Man says, did you guys watch Oddballs? As I had mentioned on Thursday in my super chat, what did you think of it? I looked into it. I didn't watch it. I think we were sharing it in our company chats and people were like, some people had watched it. I didn't watch it, but I saw like the gist of it a little bit.

So I don't know. I don't know. Have you guys seen it? Apparently Fauci's the bad guy in one of the episodes. Like it's an illusion to Fauci or something. Whoa. Yeah. You know,

Raymond G. Stanley Jr. Says, Tim, when I was growing up the nineties as a young girl, I wish there were men to explain to me what I was going through and how to use my Barbie pouch. Right.

That's the other thing, right? Wasn't like mansplaining some concept like two years ago. It's supposed to be bad. What is this? Yeah. This is the definition. Yeah.

Yeah, quite literally. All right. Gaff says the 80% mortality rate was in mice down from 100. The story said that when they gave the Omicron to the mice, none of them died. And when they gave the Omicron s 80 died so are you are you are you saying that the alpha strain killed them 100 but the omicron s modified was only 80 like either way it's a really bad highly infectious virus i guess 80 is correct jack bailey says tim what brand of clothes do you wear i want to dress up like you for halloween so i can

draw my students into your right-wing world. That's what the Daily Beast wrote. They wrote Tim Poole using MAGA butt rock to lure people into his right-wing world or whatever. Not MAGA butt rock. We have another song coming out November 4th. Overtly political. Meant

to be somewhat offensive to the establishment. So I'm excited for that. But but yeah what clothes i don't know um the pants are volcom solver uh which shoes am i wearing i'm wearing uh are these the jocelyn's i'm wearing chris jocelyn's shoes i'm i'm etnies they're some of the best skate shoes i've ever worn to be honest chris johnson he knows what's up with his shoes for sure and um uh i don't know there's a shirt I got off Amazon. I shouldn't buy it there. Ian yells at me. He's right too as well.

See, that's another point. I complain about all this stuff and Ian points out we don't wear American clothes. We buy our garbage from Amazon. I'm like, you're right, man. Granted, I did buy all these shirts well before he made me realize that I haven't bought any since. So I will try my best or I will say definitively moving forward

any new stuff I buy, I have like 500 shirts. So this shirt I'm wearing, I think I have like 60 of them. People don't understand. When you're filming stuff, I'll tell you why I wear the same thing. I have like three outfits I wear all the time. When you go out to film documentaries, when we're filming Cast to Cast or whatever, if I'm going to be in it, it is super annoying when it's like, you've got to go change your outfit because it doesn't match what we filmed

previously. I would travel on shoots for Vice and they'd be like, only, they would say, buy five of the same shirt because you need to wear the same thing every day for continuity in case we have to put something from the end, an interview before a different interview. So I'm just like, okay, I just wear the same thing every day. So you're lucky. If I wear the same thing twice, people are like, oh, are you broke now? I was like, uh.

I suppose. Yeah, but hey, shout out. November 4th, we have a new song coming out. We're really excited for it. We think it's going to do really well because it's overtly political, heavily critical of what's going on in the world, war, the establishment, the media, all that stuff.

So it should be good good and then we're going to be doing a music video which i think might get us sued but you know hey that's what we're gonna do it anyway you should do a song with tom mcdonald i've talked to him yeah he's just a busy guy you know but tom uh big fan he just came out with the song sheeple which is really good yeah he's the best nicest guy too yeah and you're in one of his videos yeah he had it had 20 million views that's the most thing i've ever done and i'm like oh my god never done a music video i just rolled up and did it in like an hour i was like okay amazing all right jake jones says luke is a fed that is all confirmed nice that's a good reaction all right so mystery

guest says would you would you make an in-person exception for PSA Sitch? Sitch is the smartest political commentator on the internet. If you don't know Tim, you should know. I am familiar with PSA Sitch. We only do in-person interviews. Yeah. I just, I really loathe over like digital interviews. What we could do though is a masked interview.

So we've talked with some people who are anonymous personalities, but who like, they're publicly anonymous, but privately communicate with various journalists and people we know. And we've said, if you do want to come in person for the show, we'll just have, we won't put a camera on you.

So you will be in person with us. We can talk to you and have a real conversation, but no one one will see you and a few people have expressed interest in doing that so that's a possibility but it's also some people don't want even us to know who they are i don't i don't i don't like digital interviews man they just i don't know i don't like you they don't work there's no soul yeah there's no like luke putting in balloons under his shirt and then us having to interrupt him and stuff. You know, things like that. Things like that.

They're important. All right, let's see. Adam Wilber says, filter out the bass a bit more, please. My subwoofer goes crazy when I play this in the living room. I don't think we do anything to the bass at all. We don't, but we can do that slightly. I'll try and add a little bit to that. We don't really have any subwoofer thing.

It's also hard to hear through the headphones in that way. I don't know. Maybe it's just your bass is too good. Maybe you should turn your bass down. Sounds like you're subplowed. Yeah. Zach 2007 says, I'm active duty and I was called out by an official Navy Facebook page for pushing equity. I reached out to your company and exposed the Navy threatening me openly.

Would love to have you report on it. Interesting. the navy threatening me openly would love to have you report on it interesting um man i don't know how to facilitate that uh communication other than if someone from the news team is listening there it is we'll have to figure out a better a better way void redder says tim why doesn't your store sell a beanie only a shirt with a beanie on it that won't keep my brain warm got the notification on my phone tonight hey that's good news it's because teespring doesn't have functional beanies that's it i've talked to a bunch of different companies the really good beanies that i have are like skate beanies that you can wear in the summer that you're meant to like they're meant to be skateboarded in and for some reason every company that does custom merch

even distributors cannot make them and i'm like then where are they getting them from like vietnam or something well when teespring adds it that's gonna be your number one i talked to them about it and i said here's here's an example of some of the hats from some of the companies and they're like we were unable to source any of these and i was like okay and so we get companies sending us samples and they're just really awful like i'm not gonna i'm not gonna wear them or sell them they're just not good yeah gonk says shout out blair for being hot thanks all right culture abduction says hey tim love the show so much y'all are great and do you know a channel called vlogging through history he knows a lot about the civil war and other history topics let me uh let me write that down vlogging through history there you go there we go write it down yeah you saw him do it iggy the incubus says doesn't kanye didn't kanye also

work with trump on the first step act i think he might be trying to just to be more than just an artist at this point maybe maybe i don't know all right what do we got let's grab some more Jake CB says doesn't buying parlor also give Kanye a stake in parallel economy I don't think so that's rumble yeah Peps McGee says Luke gave me

a shout out last week about my wedding on Saturday can I have a congrats about my new wife and I love the show Nick and Denise congratulations absolutely congrats about my new wife and I? Love the show. Nick and Denise. Congratulations. Absolutely. Congrats. Yeah.

Where you at? Come on. He's calling you out. Almighty Media says, Chadwick looks like a healthy, stable Hunter Biden. Oh, you kind of do. Thank you. Wait, you kind of do. I'll take that.

There's a handsome man in there somewhere. Like a non-cracked out. Yeah, non-cracked out yeah thanks Iron Heed says yo Blair saw you in Tom McDonald's snowflakes music video also Tim

grim adventures of Billy and Mandy the cookie episode the cookies were made from bugs no bugs no pods love all y'all wow

oh yeah for real check it out yeah Tom McDonald's rad big fan he released Sheeple you guys should check out you should buy it support the support the music it's good i was really impressed how

he how he he did some of this he these are amazing music videos and he his team is so small it's him his girlfriend and like one other person wow that's amazing yeah and you just roll up and they just film it it's crazy the. The Chronicles of Chris says, did you see the story about the former FBI cybersecurity specialist who said he thinks 80% of Twitter is bots? I believe it. Yeah, I would too. I absolutely believe it. Yeah.

They ban, and the reason people are like, I got banned from Twitter. Yeah, because you're a real person. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, people don't realize they're watching this show. We're all AI generated. Yeah, it's a computer. There's no real me. Really good deep picks. No real us deep no real yeah and then people get surprised they see me in public like

i thought you were fake nope nope real people real people okay music dc guy says ian malcolm and jurassic park had it right the scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could they didn't stop and think if they should oh hey that's what i was saying that was from jurassic park yeah i thought that was like a grand like no quote from like aristotle yeah some smart maybe not aristotle because it's too relevant but maybe like oppenheimer or something yeah yeah i believe i believe the question he said you guys were so preoccupied with whether you could you didn't stop to think whether you should i think it's like how the quote goes i don't know someone can correct me that's excellent writing though can we just attribute that to like oppenheimer or somebody involved?

He did the nuke, right? Was it Oppenheimer? I think so. I want to say so. He's the one who said, I am become death, I think. Yeah, actually, that's true. Funnily enough, that's true. I know that from a funny source.

A friend of mine used that in a ski video years ago. But yeah, it's Robert Oppenheimer. There you go, man. Mechanized and weaponized says, why? Tom Clancy's The Division. That's There you go, man. Mechanized and Weaponized says, why? Tom Clancy's The Division, that's why. Operation Dark Winter, Directive 51. That's the craziest thing ever.

So if you guys haven't played, you guys know about The Division? No. So Tom Clancy's The Division, they base it off of real things. The game is a pandemic hits, New York is locked down, and there's weird groups that have formed

factions there's a private military contractor that's trying to reclaim parts of the city you're you're part of the division created by the u.s government to try and reclaim parts of the city there's a bunch of firefighters like because they're organized became a band of like marauders and they actually have flamethrowers or something then there's like prisoners the rikers i guess they form a faction and gang and go and raid the city but uh operation dark winter is is is basically um i think it was a uh was it what was it a war game about a spread of a major pandemic so they base this game on these actual things and directive 51 is when george w bush says the federal the executive branch has the right to dissolve and reinstitute a new government.

And then Obama changed it and re-upped it. I'm pretty sure it still exists. I think Trump may have added something to it. But basically it exists so that if there's a world war, the U.S. government reforms the protocol. That's how they made it. But the criteria for how they can when they can call upon it, it's like

any substantial loss of life anywhere in the world that negatively impacts the U.S. So, you know, war in Ukraine. Yeah, right. Small yield nuclear weapons, right? Ivan U says, Tim, stop saying yay as ye. It's pronounced yay, Kanye West. Yeah, it's yay, I think. Yeah.

Nice name, though. Yeah, yeah. Oh, ye. Yeah, Kanye West. Yeah, it's yay, I think. Yeah. Nice name, though. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yee. I even know. Yeah, Power Rangers. Well, someone told me that why yee wasn't yay. They said that yee was specifically yee, like yeezy. Did they really say that?

Someone told me like yeezys, yee. It's yee, I think. I think it's yay, but also yeezys, am I wrong? I think it's yay. Yeah, but also yeezys am I wrong I think it's yay yeah but also yeezys that's true I was saying yay first and then someone said no it's ye for like yeezy and then I was like oh I think I've heard him verbally say yay yeah I think it's yay because it's just a short it's Kanye yeah Kanye West Kanye West so when I tweeted Trump West 2024 a Forbes reporter

wrote Tim Pool suggested Trump run oh I saw it and I was like when did I say West 2024, a Forbes reporter wrote, Tim Pool suggested Trump run with a rapper. And I was like, when did I say Kanye? Yeah. And a lot of people were like, I thought you meant Allen. And I was like, exactly. For all you know, I was talking about Billy West. You know who Billy West is? No.

Voice actor, famous guy. He's the Eminem in Eminem commercials. Oh, of course. If you're going to make it up, make up something more fun than Kanye. Yeah. I love how the media. But it proves my point. Like, kind of the point I was trying to make is I, make up something more fun than Kanye. Yeah. I love how the media... But it proves my point. Kind of the point I was trying to make is I didn't say who West was, and West is a generic name.

I could put Trump Smith, and then people would just like, just pick your Smith? Which one is it? John, Bill, Eric, Diane? Yeah. All right. What do we got here? Gaffs repeated it was 80% in mice, og covid stop right right the point was they made an extremely more infectious deadly version right so you see you see what the issue was the original

strain was not as infectious omicron was extremely infectious so they made og extremely infectious it's crazy yo boston please, please stop. Please stop. Hey, man, they do it. Victor Snyder says, repeal the 17th Amendment and the Federal Reserve and boomsticks for the poor. The King of Ohio has so ordered.

Boomsticks for the poor? What? Guns? For poor people? The 17th, that's the Senate, right? I think that the Senate is popular vote. I don't know. Someone at Google? That's not 25th. Wait, who's the King of Ohio? 25th. I don't know. Someone at Google?

That's not 25th. Wait, who's the king of Ohio? 25th? You are. Okay, cool. Okay. Direct election of senators. Yeah.

17 was that we did direct election of senators instead of the state Senate's appointing. That's the 25th then. State Senate appointing was a substantially better system and they made a mistake getting rid of it. Because it used to be that you needed to know who your local politicians were and then you held them accountable if they sent a bad

senator to the federal government. Now, no one even knows who their senators are and they don't even vote. They ignore it. And they get all these local problems. Oh, the 25th is about the president. Yeah. Pinochet's helicopter tour says, Tim tim i'm from massachusetts little known fact in fallout 4 where the nuke hits and becomes

known as the glowing sea is where the town of sudbury is which happens to be the home of foraytheon yay hey man the people behind fallout did a really great job with thinking these things out like where the bombs would hit and so i played fallout 3 when i was in la i lived in la fallout 3 comes out i play it my mind is blown one of the best games i've ever played played that game for hours wasted so much time the first time i went to dc it was a strange feeling i just was like i know where everything is yeah because it's not like perfect but they basically fallout 3 is a dc map i remember going into the subway and being like what this is crazy it's the exact subway wow and i'm like looking at the walls like i am freaked out because like you know you're used to

seeing video games be not real life yeah and now i'm in dc and i i just i could tell where things were by playing a video game yeah the same with like grand theft auto it's like you learn all these cities for each franchise yeah you like no parts of la yeah i mean in but the maps are usually like smaller or different in some ways but certain areas are perfect i want to play fallout in chicago like they need to make it. They did New Vegas, and I was like, eh. Then they did Massachusetts. I was like, okay, that's cool, but, you know, they did Boston for MIT and stuff.

I'd love to see it in Chicago. Because in the Fallout universe, for those that are fans, the Enclave has a holdout in Chicago. Dude, the writing is fantastic. So, I could be getting it wrong, Fallout fans, because it's been a long time since I played it, but Raven Rock is where the government evacuates to in real life. In the Fallout story, the

Enclave is like armored, advanced you know, a faction and it's the remnants of the US government who went to Raven Rock and then come out after the nuclear war and start taking things over again. Super amazing, man. Fun game. I'm not as big a fan of Fallout 4, but it's still a fun game.

Five Against Eight says, yeah, big Fallout 3 3 fan but i seem to remember dying several times while playing it maybe that was just me though i always play fallout as a sneaky sniper you just you know high stealth and uh never get into a fight that you didn't win before it starts you know what i'm saying right jude says just got chad's book then an email from hr wanting volunteers for dei initiative debating join observe object but risk sanity great job and rapport here's my advice i don't know jude if you uh what your background is but assuredly in these uh die cult meetings they will say something offensive about a gender or race. When they do, you now have grounds for a complaint. And I suggest you make those complaints. So the obvious one is if you're

a white person and they start saying things about white privilege, that is a racialized derogatory comment. And you can say, I want to complain about this person for making a derogatory comment. If they say, what was the comment? Be like, I will not repeat what they said. It was disgusting. But they said it. And I'm telling you right now, if it happens again, I will escalate to the EEOC. They will log that in their corporate books and they will reprimand the HR person and say, we don't know what you did. We don't care. Just don't let these things happen again. What people need to understand is that when they talk about white privilege, they're being racist, period.

You can't do that. So, you know, I'll tell you this right now. There's some people have told me that's not true to him. They'll ignore you and say that you're right wing or whatever. A Netflix executive was explaining to staff what words were deemed offensive, and he got fired for saying the words. Employees complained that he said the offensive words in his explanation of how you should not say them. When they called him into the HR meeting, they said, we heard a report that you said

offensive words. And he goes, what? And they were like, what did you say? And he's like, I explained what words were offensive and what words were those. He said it and they went, oh, he said it again. Oh my God. No joke. I think it was in 2018 and they fired the guy i remember that yep so if when you're like i don't know if that could happen i'm telling you man go to the meetings and afterwards immediately file a complaint with the person who gave the meeting and say it was shocking they made a racially derogatory comment this is this a joke? Did you bring me in there just to mock us?

I am shocked by this. I know how companies work. I've been a manager at many companies. I am telling you, HR doesn't care about what or why. They'll say,

I don't care what they said. Someone was offended. Write it down and take note of it so we don't get sued. Reprimand them so that we can say in our books,

we took action. This is why all this stuff is happening. Yeah. Use their own BS against them. Exactly. And then if they have another meeting, then do the same thing. And if you have any friends at work who agree with you on this stuff, be like, anytime they bring up racial presumptions, white privilege or otherwise, you say it's a racially derogatory comment and say they were talking about the inherent qualities of a particular race they were taught like here's what i would say i'd be like i am i am not going to repeat these foul things but i'll tell you they were talking about the inherent behaviors and and worth of people based on race and i was shocked

that they were saying certain races were better than others that's basically what they told us wow were you there and the best part is if they go and sit in the next one then you complain about them yeah then the person you complain to the problem is the hr person is the person you complain to and they're the one giving the meeting you might have to go to the eeoc i'll tell you what the government loves this stuff you know so it is what it is if they want to make racial racial comments and insult people based on race i recommend you complain all right jk rain says all the rich will become robo brains while everyone at timcast becomes ghouls and becomes the gnr

gather up your rat away and sim stim packs tim it's fallout reference no we'd be um i don't i don't know did uh did fallout have preppers they should have i don't think they, I don't know. Did Fallout have preppers? They should have. I don't think they did. I don't think they did. Nobody played Fallout here? No. Serge, did you?

I played Fallout when I was younger. There are no preppers in Fallout, are there? No, not that I know of, no. Yeah, that's surprising. There should be. There are people who survived, obviously, but there should be private vaults in Fallout where weirdos have 100 years worth of beans. Right, wasn't it like Vault-Tec was a company and they made like private vaults in fallout yeah where like weirdos have

have 100 years worth of beans right wasn't it like vault tech was a company and they made all those vaults and experiments and they had different experiments to like once that happened and that was like part of the lore and like you'd go and find places that yeah yeah so in fallout the a private company with government subsidies builds a bunch of fallout shelters everyone thinks to save them from nuclear war but in fact most of them are just running experiments the idea was we don't know what the world will be like after oh they did people are saying the free states there did there were members okay yeah people are saying uh oh yeah so so anyway in fallout the idea was that after the nuclear war we don't know what the environment will be like so if you get a bunch of vaults to experiment on people you increase the likelihood humans

survive after the fact. There was only, like, I think one vault that was actually normal that was actually a shelter. There was one vault with 99 women and one man. One vault with 99 men and one woman. Just to see what would happen. One vault, they dosed the air with LSD in micro doses. Yeah. Wow.

Dude, the games. It's a wild game. It's awesome. Oh, yeah, dude. Fallout 3 is amazing. You're in D.C. Yeah. Wow. Dude, the games. It's a wild game. It's awesome. Oh, yeah, dude. Fallout 3 is amazing. You're in DC. Yeah. And there's like

radioactively burned ghouls. There's super mutants. So they created a forced evolutionary virus to try and make people immune to radiation. But it created, it turned them into large,

giant, really stupid androgynous monsters that can't reproduce. Yeah, the game's fantastic. Wow. I'm actually down to play this. Yeah, yeah. Yeah't reproduce oh yeah the game's fantastic actually down to play this yeah yeah yeah yeah it's like first person shooter or third person you can switch yeah it's cool stuff you can lockpick your computer hack it's great stuff nice yeah

if you like uh elder scrolls too similar no p says tim covered russian dead man switch then claimed mad doesn't exist maybe not for russia, but NATO well aware of dead man loop. Fire from rad level. Which dead man switch? Are you talking about the weird sound that never went away or something? Maybe it's been too long. I don't remember what you're talking about. Mavis says, we've already got dips.

Dips on being the first nuclear strike. Tim already called out Binghamton. I'll let you guys know if I get any superpowers oh dibs it says dips well we'll see how it plays out good luck immortal legends it is a rumor that saudis joined bricks alliance today um i am seeing i saw that story from uh i think a south african source claimed that roma posa surah roma posa is the day yeah is that true roma posa is the pm of south africa or the president i don't know what it is the saudis want to join bricks correct world war three baby right here we go that that'll be that'll be it biden will lose his mind and the american industrial complex is military industrial complex is just going to

be like fire the missiles yeah can't let that happen red neck italian says i think you're wrong putin would hit the midwest think about past wars manufacturing was the only way we could win world war ii we can switch to war machine and mass produce if we don't exist we can't yeah i think you you're saying you think i i said he would hit the midwest like dubuque iowa yeah like the heart of the midwest he's going to hit rust belt in any kind of manufacturing he can yeah yeah absolutely adrian contraris says blair i love you and you have a great arsenal but painting your guns like you have is criminal it's literally not though black guns matter blair but it's like first of all i have black guns but it's literally not illegal like you can paint them whenever you want at pink purple

yeah luke luke wanted you to bring them out so we can go to the range but yeah but it's like hard to transport especially in this area i guess in virginia you're okay though right i've never flown with a gun i know it's like not actually that hard right yeah like you take it apart to a certain degree like you you unload it you separate ammo and then you put in a carry-on i guess correct yeah but you got to make sure you don't land somewhere where it's illegal because they arrest you on the spot. Right. Like really?

Yeah. Like if your flight gets diverted to New York city, you're, you're screwed and you can't even pick it up. And as soon as you pick it up or even tell the airline about it, the cops come and arrest you. And there's just no grace. Even if you didn't choose to get off the plane.

Nope. You're in possession with a weapon. Oh, that's insane. Yeah. Maybe I won't fly. They have cops waiting when, when they know you're transporting weapon. And as soon as you grab the bag, they York. Nope, you're in possession with a weapon in New York City. Oh, that's insane. Yeah. Maybe I won't fly with her. They have cops waiting when they know you're transporting a weapon

and as soon as you grab the bag, they run up and grab you. Yeah. That's pretty disgusting. Even if you do everything, because you have to tell the airline that you have a firearm and you're checking in a firearm.

Right. Unloaded, magazine out, bullets in the original box that they came in and a locked box. But even if you do that and say your flight has to make an emergency landing in new york city you can still get automatically yep that's demented yep and there was cases where individuals got diverted or or had a layover and or their flight got canceled uh you know in between flights they had to pick up their their

property cops knew the situation as soon as they touched it automatically arrested let me not fly with any guns yeah that's why we're like we shouldn't do that patrick reed says tim you are not accounting for the demographic weight by age of likely voters the older the demographic the higher percentage are likely to vote so older voters would get weighted more on such a poll okay i am just you that you it. But I just want to stress again. Younger voters, 18 to 29, favor Democrats. Bro, sign up for the military already if that's the case. You want to go bomb Ukraine? Go for it.

Right. I'm not saying all the Republicans are perfect, but at least Trump didn't want to go to war. Yeah, true. You know, man, I'm going to be sitting back in my rocking chair, and we're going to pull out a box of cigars when these 19 year olds are like why am I being drafted to go to Ukraine I don't want to go it's like

you voted for it and then I'm going to enjoy it buddy I know they may draft me at some point because I am still a strapping young man of the age of 36

but I got a ways to go before they start pulling my age bracket and you know Trump was more trans friendly because he banned me from getting draft and biden's trying to put me no we talked about this too i said it was insane when they went when so this story about uh trans people being like drafted doesn't matter what you

identify as i said that's ridiculous like i gotta be honest if you if if i was told that i could give a gun to one person because we're going into combat blair i wouldn't choose you over buck angel like if it's true i'd hand the gun to buck and i'd be like you know what i'm not the best example because i don't think buck owns owns me guns i have time i know i oh fair point fair point you actually have saying like the yeah i know like the fact that they would draft you right i i just i just i just think that actually doesn't make a whole lot of sense you want whoever is most effective for it and and biological sex doesn't determine that well

it's probably isn't it probably a precaution because they've already set up the environment where you are what you identify as so if there's a draft they don't want you know 50 million young men being like oh i'm actually i'm trans look here my name's dylan well it's interesting how like the biden administration's official stance is like when it comes to sports or other right yeah yeah homeless shelters then trans women or women but like but not when it gets real y'all gotta which is amazing oh yeah it's kind of amazing yeah yeah all right everybody if you haven't already would you kindly smash that like button subscribe to this channel and share the show with your friends become a member at Tim cast comm we're gonna have a members-only uncensored show coming up,

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