Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #649 Diesel May RUN OUT On East Coast, Democrats Face APOCALYPSE w/Five Times August

Episode Date: November 2, 2022

Tim, Ian, Luke, & Serge join musician, Five Times August, to discuss the diesel shortages that could impact America, crazy new theories about Paul Pelosi & his attacker, Elon Musk limiting Twitter employees' ability to moderate content, France demanding that Rumble censor Russian content on the site, Biden once again claiming that his son died in Iraq, and a lawsuit that alleges RoundUp weed killer contains a cancerous chemical called glyphosate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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That's a quote. Diesel is getting dangerously low in this country. And I don't think, I think it would be a long shot, that we actually run out of diesel in this country. But what it does mean when we're facing a major shortage and some cities run dry, it means they're going to prioritize where the diesel goes and who gets it. This means it's going to become increasingly expensive. When that happens, everything else becomes more and more expensive, including regular old gasoline. Now, I think this story is particularly important because we are one week away from election day, and this news could not possibly be worse for Democrats. So we'll see, I suppose. We do have

other news. That guy who attacked Paul Pelosi is pleading not guilty. Another story, some state level Democrat was mercilessly beaten in his backyard. And now we've got DHS issuing a warning about escalating violence. That and of course, Elon Musk has announced, at least the plan so far, $8 for the premium Twitter blue package, which includes some kind of verification. But he said, there's going to be a tag on on public figure profiles. So you will know who is a journalist or a public figure or whatever outside of the verification badge. So you can verify yourself. But if you're noteworthy, I suppose you'll get tagged or something.

I just say take away the the symbol of elitism. Who cares? Let these people cry about it. Elon, he is learning the hard way that communists don't want to pay for things because they're all complaining, saying, I don't want to pay for a service. OK, fine. Elon, tell him you're taxing them and then they'll be like, oh, well, OK, that's fine. All right. So we'll talk about that. Plus, a bunch of other stories. Crazy story. Chris Pavlovsky of Rumble, CEO, is saying that France is trying to get them to take down RT and they're refusing. So the censorship is here, of course. We'll talk about this. Before we get started, my friends,

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Hi. Who are you? Well, independent singer-songwriter from Dallas, Texas. I've been writing and recording music since 2001 under the name Five Times August. Had a lot of music on TV, commercials, movies, toured the country, played a lot of colleges, took some time off to raise a family, started a kids music project called the Juice Box Jukebox in 2018, did that up until 2020, and then got fed up with the world and started releasing some protest music in early 2021. And I have a new album out called Silent War today.

And you have absolutely incredible, fantastic memes and meme videos that I have to commend you on. My website is thebestpoliticalshirts.com. And I got 99 problems, but inflation made them 199 problems, plus tax is the message that I have for you here today. And if you guys like the message and want to support me and my efforts here, you can on thebestpoliticalshirts.com because you do. I'm here. Thank you again so much for having me. I just realized whenever we start the show, I'll introduce the guest

Luke, Ian, and Sir. I never say my own name. Because you didn't introduce yourself, and then I was like Luke. You got to say you're Luke Gorkowski if we are changed, and then do it. Normally I'll say Luke is here, the t-shirt vendor. It's awkward. It's the same in movies and TV when you're writing scripts. Youowski if we are changed, and then do it. Normally I'll say Luke is here, the t-shirt vendor. It's awkward.

It's the same in movies and TV when you're writing scripts. You've got to make sure that the characters say each other's names once at the very beginning so that the audience doesn't wonder. I'm Ian Crossland, by the way. Oh, well, it's nice to meet you. You too, Brad. I'm Rick Manfrey. Welcome to the Rick Manfrey Show.

Hello, Rick. Rick Cass. Can we make up our own names? Sure, yeah. What's his name? Cowboy. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Rick Cass. Can we make up our own names? Sure, yeah. What's his name? Cowboy. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Winston.

Juice. Piedmont. Ligma Johnson. Ligma. Ligma Johnson, buddy. All right, Ligma, thanks for hanging out. What's happening over there, brother? Oh, yeah, I'm surge.com.

Trying to get this all right here. Nice hat. Yeah, thanks, man. People were commending me the other day. I love it. It's a mighty fine Tuesday, my friends. How are you all doing? It's a great Tuesday.

That's right. What does the puffball do? I have no idea. I actually have no idea. It's always been on hats, you know? Just a cool looking hat. I don't think. There you go.

Who knows? It's just always been there? It's just the way we do it. It's tradition. At some point, somebody was like, there's got to be a puffball on top. I wonder if it's going to mimic being a large animal for like back in the day they would put like a horse's hair on the top so that when you come into contact with a bear and you have to get up big to scare it oh that makes it look the

puff ball scares bears away that explains it i don't see any bears here do you that's well there you go you nailed it all right how about we talk about news yeah all right everybody here's the here's the story and it And it's actually really simple. Quote, some cities may run dry for a few days. A few days. I wonder what that means for you. How do you feel about not having gas for your truck for a few days? That sound fun?

Diesel supplier warns businesses on the East Coast to prepare for diesel shortage after Russia cut off imports. The other day on this show, people were super chatting that the supply was down to like 20 or 19 days. It's still down. It's not improving. They are resupplying, but not as fast as we are consuming. So it is getting a little bit worrisome that our diesel supplies are the lowest point since like 2008. Have you guys, I just want to point this out too. Diesel supplies are at the lowest since 2008. Like housing prices,

mortgage rates, interest rates, like all of these things are starting to, we keep hearing like inflation is worse since as bad as it's been since 2008. You know, they keep saying that

and you guys remember what happened then, right? In 2008? Yeah. Yeah, we almost completely toppled the economy except that we taxed everyone. I don't know, I think over the course of 20 years, they're going to pay out $20 trillion or something to pay off those banks from 2008.

I don't know the exact numbers. They say businesses which rely on the fuel have been told to take steps to plan for the potential lack of supply, which is mostly caused by Russia cutting off imports. This means that businesses are not receiving the high number of petroleum products they were before the invasion of Ukraine. The diesel shortage is also caused by high distillate demand, refinery maintenance, and lower refinery capacity. You know, it's a scary story, but let's be real. Democrats all have Teslas, so this isn't going to bother them at all, right? I mean, Pete Buttigieg, it was him, right? He told everyone to buy Tesla?

Well, there you go. Problem solved. Democrats don't have to worry about it. Midterm. Yeah, AOC has one. She's probably really happy now. And what was that congresswoman that said that when gas prices were high, she was driving with her Tesla and celebrating that she didn't need to pay like the other peasants? What was her name? I forgot. Oh, yeah. I saw that story.

I'll look it up. I don't know. Well, come on. Look, come on. So they're saying because of the diesel shortages, you're going to experience a couple different things. Potentially, there may be some, you know, cities running dry in a certain sense, but they're going to prioritize this by having higher prices. So, they

may bring in fuel from other areas to supplement those that are running low and try and make sure there's kind of a triage going on. So, ultimately, the most likely scenario is just higher gas prices it's not the end of the world and besides if you're really concerned about five dollar gallon gas just buy a tesla it's only sixty thousand dollars so you know problem solved right there on the low end 160 000 if you want the high end but you know and that's reasonable for the average american you know just to spend 160 grand on a car might as well before inflation American, you know, just to spend $160,000 on a car.

Might as well before inflation makes it, you know, not valuable or anything. Remember that Dan Aykroyd, I think it was Dan Aykroyd joke on SNL? He's like, inflation's great. Don't you want to smoke $100 cigars? Wear a $5,000 suit? Drive a $10,000 or what did he say, like $30,000 car or something? It was the 70s. But also, just to continue this story on, there's a lot of other problems ahead of us,

particularly because we're just entering right now the high demand season for diesel. And a lot of people use it for heat. And so far, we had a mild fall. We're entering into a mild winter. But if winter gets severe, a lot of people are going to be using diesel, needing it to heat their homes. A lot of the country, a lot of the trucks, a lot of the farming, a lot of the infrastructure is run on diesel. So with the refineries and imports slowing down and the demand increasing, yes, the price is going to go up dramatically from here. And hopefully we could avoid an utter tragedy from unfolding here. But this is this year's problem.

It's expected to get worse the second year, the third year, as of course, this is something that isn't going to be fixed anytime soon as the conflict between Russia and the West has, of course, been escalating. And with those escalations, there are consequences. This is one of them, a diesel shortage. We had a super chat before the show started. So I just want to let everybody know if you super chat before we go live, YouTube erases those super chats. But it was from someone named D. Lamb who mentioned that the person who delivers,

I guess, heating oil, was that what it was? Yeah, it was heating oil. Said they can't guarantee the supply over the winter. Yeah. In the UK, we heard the exact same thing. The BBC is secretly preparing messages for when there's energy shortages, like blackouts or something.

And they're saying that there may be rationing or shortages of fuel for heating people's homes in the winter uh mind you they said at the beginning of december not only even to the christmas holiday so yeah yeah you can get uh like upside down planters pots those clay pots and then you cut a little hole in the top and you put candles inside of them they create like heat yeah like holds the heat and then makes like a like a little bit of the heat is captured and then you put like layers of them so you put a larger planter on top of a smaller planter and you can get a lot of ambient heat for if you don't have heat and also i don't know how important it is but don't they use diesel to transport diesel yes diesel trucks yeah yeah yeah it's a's a compounding problem. And gasoline and basically everything.

So if there's a shortage of diesel, it means you might not have eggnog or sour cream or whatever it is you're trying to get for the Christmas holidays. Well, isn't that convenient, though? I mean, because we're saving the world right now. So you mentioned the candle and the pot and stuff. I mean, that's just good for the environment anyway. Yeah, you know? I mean, this is what it's all about. We should be figuring out

how to survive. You know what we should do? Let's start, let's look up how to catch rabbit. And then I learned this, I think, who told us this? When you're eating rabbit, you gotta make sure you crack the bones and get the fat out of the marrow because otherwise it's called rabbit starvation.

They don't have enough fat in them, so you can't just eat rabbit. But with the bone marrow, you should be good. Fat in them. It sounded like an element. Fat in them? Yeah, fat in them. What was I looking at? Oh, kerosene. A large segment of the world heats their homes with kerosene right now, and it causes massive

lung problems because they're breathing in the black smoke. So I think candles might, if you scale it up, cause something like a problem like that. You don't want to breathe in candle smoke. Especially, though, people resorting to kerosene. It could be a big, big problem. You got to make sure things are ventilated. Especially scented candles.

You don't want those extra scents, you know, that candles involved in. Bug anus. Oh, gosh, yeah. It's one of my favorites, though. I've been thinking about the policies of Joe Biden, the administration, Democrats. And, you know, what's all the fuss about? I'm not poor. It's the poor people who have to suffer under Democrats.

And they voted for him. So, you know, I advocated to help, you know, people. But they get to root what they sow. And then we can all, you know, sit back and sit atop our balconies drinking fine wine in the ivory tower, right? Luke's down for that. I don't know about that. That's not really true. But I have a better idea.

Why don't we just try serfdom? I think that's going to really help the planet. And we might as well just serve the monarchy and the ruling elites and just base our lives on providing for them. I think that's a better idea. That's a really nice idea. Good point, though. But think about this, right? What's going to happen to your average company

when the economy completely collapses? I mean, the people are going to have no choice but to become serfs, right? Like, if you own the company, you basically become an oligarch, you know? So the economy collapses, there's no resources, and then all of the working poors come to you and say, please help us.

And then you go, oh, the poors want my food. And, you know, as long as you're hanging out with Democrats, they've got a plan for this, I'd imagine, because they're the ones who made this all possible. I love that the poors has made its way back into the cultural conversation. Elon Musk is going to give the poor access to verification. Yeah. Well, I thought we were in a transition. Because didn't Biden say that the gas shortage was part of the transition at some point a few months ago? Yeah. So is it on purpose? Is it not on purpose?

I don't know where we're at. To get serious with it. And I just can't believe people voted for this. And there's a certain point where I understand the people who are watching and listening to the show like this, you didn't vote for it. You voted against it. You voted to protect yourselves. You voted for protecting the lives of your family, your friends, and making the world better. And then the Democrat voters who voted in the Biden administration, other Democrats voted on hatred with no real plan.

A man who's not all there. And it's just making everything substantially worse. And the scary thing is they're going to vote for Fetterman. They're going to vote for more of these Democrats, despite. I mean, this is fascinating. I was reading this article on why we're going to see this red wave, even in New York, where the safe Democrat areas are almost flipping Republican now. And they said, I think it was it was Time. I'm sorry. Was it New York Times saying you have Democrats right now campaigning on abortion and MAGA when crime is up like 40 percent and gas prices are through the roof and Republicans are campaigning on these issues like we're going to get your gas prices down and deal with crime. And the Democrats just just say but don't you want to abort your kids and the people are like i don't care i'm hungry dude i need to drive my car so now all of a sudden in new york there's one poll

showing lee zeldin is beating hokal republican we could have a republican governor so you're saying the country is not going to be voting for the biden administration's policies because they support dylan mulvaney you say say Dylan Mulvaney is not as popular to galvanize the American public to make them support this administration and the amazing work they're doing in society while destroying everything else. Again, it's absolutely crazy what's happening here.

And another aspect that we should really try to understand here is that the gas prices right now, the diesel prices right now are at a price with the government doing a lot of things behind the scenes, artificially trying to keep those prices down. Just a couple of days ago, just a couple weeks ago, Biden went to Saudi Arabia and literally begged the empire to produce more oil up until the midterm elections. Saudi Arabia said, nope, we're not going to be doing that. We're actually going to tell everyone your plan and screw you over as you're pushing for, of course, a green revolution that will essentially screw over Saudi Arabia in the long term. But again, what else is the government doing right now to keep these prices low? What are they going to be doing after

the election when they don't care? That's going to be another big impact factor here when it comes to the price of gas and diesel going up. I got to say, you know, we're one week away from the actual midterm election day. Votes are already coming in. We just had the libertarian candidate endorse the Republican in Arizona for Senate, which is crazy, masters. And I kind of feel like whatever you think about 2018 and 2020 with the Democrats winning, you can only fool the people for so long. When you try to crank up gas prices, take away energy production, generally make things worse because you have some weird cult ideology about the world ending,

eventually a regular person says, you know, I'm done. I don't care. I just want you to guess. So they can do whatever they want. They can say whatever they want. They can play whatever dirty games. They can riot. They can scream.

And eventually someone just says, I can't pay gas. I'm voting for the other guy. We'll see. We'll see. You know, you don't want to count your chickens before they hatch. But even Joe Rogan said the red wave that's coming is going to look like the elevator doors opening and the shining. It's going to just flood through.

And there are some projections. It may be substantially worse than even the projections are making it out because right what's happening is real clear politics 538 they're tracking all these polls and they're like look at this republicans are up one point that predicts we're going to see you know this many seats in congress then you factor in that the pollsters are all completely wrong and they're off by like 7 to 13 points and it there's there's some scenarios 538 presented where republicans can have like 260 seats in the House. Just absolutely chaotic.

56 seats in the Senate. I don't know about all that, but you tell me that diesel is running out, and I say, okay. You give me the day before the election, gas at $5 a gallon, and everyone is just being like, don't know, don't care, Republican. Just whoever is not in charge right now. Yeah. Everyone is just being like, don't know, don't care, Republican. Just whoever is not in charge right now. Yeah. It's funny because Biden said just the other day that that's how much gas was when he took office. He couldn't even remember that gas was actually half that price when he took office.

Or he's lying. Or he's lying. Or he just, yeah. Or he's off in Never Never Land. getting pushed to that point now where they voted just because they were sort of conditioned for four or five years to take whoever it was going to be on the other side. And now they're sort of facing the backlash of that where you can't afford food and gas, the two, you know, or a roof over your head for crying out loud. So, yeah. I mean, I don't know what they're thinking we saw what happened in france when they added that tax on petrol which increased the price by only like a dime or something it was two years of riots basically they have to understand that if they want to carry through

their weird climate change agenda great reset whatever you want to call it you put people homeless in the streets and we're seeing more and more homeless people, and this is probably why. Eventually, you have just disorder and chaos. Are they hoping for this? Do they think that civilization is going to pull through when people don't have a place to live and they're starving? No, those people are going to get mad. They're going to smash windows and take stuff. I guess that's what they want. How do you look at those cities and vote for more of it the conditions of it right now the last time i was

in san francisco you could smell the urine in the air and it's gotten worse since i mean new york's not too dissimilar new york's what sour milk yeah like you walk through midtown and just you get a whiff of sour milk periodically and roasted nuts and roasted nuts that's true too it smells fantastic if you're lucky yeah if you're lucky but it's like given it's back and forth sometimes urine depending on where you are but now we've got all the crazy subway crime you see this stuff in new york city where people are getting pushed in front of trains some dude got stabbed kids are getting robbed and uh the democrats are campaigning on abortion i feel like cleaning the earth is something that we do when we're stabilized like Like if we're at war or in a state of chaos, we're just going to be doing what we need to do to survive and producing

waste as the by-product until we find a place of peace and stability where we can go back and clean up all the waste. Like waste management is very low on the real life living survival priority thing. So if we're to cut out people's fuel supply and then expect us to like peacefully transition into a state of like green energy is not it doesn't logically transmute for me. I don't think peaceful is the way we're going. Let's jump to this next story from Forbes.

Alleged Paul Pelosi attacker pleads not guilty to state charges. David DePape, the man accused of violently attacking Paul Pelosi, Nancy's husband, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to attempted murder and other state charges, according to several reports. As authorities alleged, DePape specifically targeted the Pelosi's and aimed to hold the House speaker hostage. I'm just going to pause and I don't believe any of it. I don't know what to believe. There's a lot of really crazy stories. I don't believe the gay orgy story. I think that's a little too extreme. Maybe the people are like speculating as to why he was there but the narrative keeps changing for whatever reason the police are the media reports

are changing too rapidly on this one for me to understand at all what happened so here we have a story of some weird goings on that's about i don't know what do you guys think what do you think happened why don't they just release the security footage so we can all just know what happened because i didn't they come out saying that there was no security footage because i actually went back i found from 2020 there was an article article that came out uh early january their their house had been attacked and they're like security footage was yeah you know on there and they don't release it now they and they said they reported the police had body camera footage i'm hearing a bunch of crazy stuff that an unknown person opens the door. Then they said, actually, that's not true.

Then they said when they came in, they saw Pelosi and DePape fighting over a hammer. Now some people are reporting that Pelosi himself opened the door. Then they said he was in his underwear. Now they're saying he wasn't in his underwear. What's the story here? How do you screw that up? How do you mess that up? It's like the Bin Laden raid.

He was wearing long johns. Is that what they're called? Is that what they're doing? Well, we didn't mean underwear. We meant long johns. We didn't mean tighty-whities. Underwear from the 1930s. With the butt flap and the bodice.

When Paul called the cops, he mentioned David by name? This is what i've heard yes so he knew the guy so if he knows this guy then that guy has knew that he was nancy's husband i'm thinking this is my story that i've got in my head paul's got some dealer paul's a crazy dude wild man you know much love paul whatever i don't care i'm not going to judge you on that so you got this guy coming over your house at two in the morning he knows that it's nancy pelosi's husband so he's stewing this paul or this uh david guy stewing with his stoner friends and they're doing all sorts of drugs out in the east you know i know these people from la like i i live with these people they get crazy you in

no dude dirty hippies can go crazy for the psychosis i bet yeah too much weed they do a lot of drugs. And other drugs. And so they're like, this guy very well may have issues with Nancy Pelosi. He's like, I'm going to do it. Tonight's the night. And he goes over there and he gets all freakish. But I think that they knew each other.

And they're going to throw this guy under the bus. They're going to try and throw this guy under the bus for terrorism charges when it turns out like Paul was probably like he's probably Paul's dealer or some kind of like relation to Paul. Paul knew his name. You don't just get ready. You don't know random attackers names when they come into your house. Yeah. Well, so we have updates from Politico. Here's what they say.

Five new details. Paul Pelosi told police he woke up with the attacker in the room. The speaker's husband was asleep in his bedroom when DePape broke in through a glass door, entered, and demanded to speak to Nancy Pelosi, according to the affidavit. No security was present at the time. I gotta ask why that is. I mean, this is Pelosi. Paul was wearing a pajama shirt and boxers when the attacker arrived. Jenkins said he appeared surprised to see the man in his room, according to a police account based on an interview with DePape. This is why you have guns and why we believe in the second amendment because um you you wake up and there's a strange man in your room with you

know threatening you and you're armed you have a lot less to worry about san francisco police officers found supplies in a backpack the papi carried zip ties tape rope a pair of rubber and cloth gloves a journal and at least one hammer with him to the pelosi home so there were two hammers according to the affidavit law Pelosi home. So there were two hammers. According to the affidavit, law enforcement also seized a sword and two hammers in the garage where DePape lived. Interesting. So this is almost like the Kavanaugh story, except the Kavanaugh guy got apprehended.

Yep. DePape told police he was like the country's founders. After Paul Pelosi informed him the speaker was not home, DePape said he would sit and wait for several days for her to arrive, the affidavit said. And when Pelosi tried to use a phone housed in an in-home elevator to call the police, DePape blocked him. An in-home elevator? I'm impressed. Not surprised, though. DePape also did not leave after Pelosi called 911 because he felt that much like the American founding fathers of the British, he was fighting against tyranny without the option of surrender, according to DePape's statement to San Francisco police. Alleged threat to break her kneecaps. DePape told police intended to take the speaker hostage, talk to her and break her kneecaps if she lied. These dudes are nuts. DePape said in

a police statement he wanted to lure someone else. He wanted to use Nancy to lure another individual, the affidavit said. the document doesn't say who the other individual might have been. But DiPappe told police in the same statement that he viewed Pelosi as the leader of the pack of lies told by the Democratic Party. It's really weird that a guy can live in a house with a Black Lives Matter sign in the window, a pride flag, this house rejects hate sign, and then all of a sudden just be a you know anti he can be a maga guy how about this many of these leftists also hate nancy pelosi it's really that simple i'm not buying there wasn't any security yeah i don't think anyone is yeah how is that possible that

pelosi would have no security it's crazy they have dudes that hang out in front of their house like all day i mean you you pointed this out we have security and we're not third in line or anywhere near government. Or, you know, one of the richest people in the world, mysteriously under, of course, very lucky circumstances that the Pelosi's are under. But this is an attack, again, that the media is using as its galvanizing push for more online censorship for the destruction of speech. And with Elon Musk just buying Twitter, this is the topic that a lot of people are discussing. And the corporate media is running the narratives. Information conspiracy theory is bad.

People having free speech bad because it leads to these situations that happened with Paul Pelosi. And that's disingenuous. And it's absolutely, you know, has no credibility to it when you actually look at the facts of the situation here well roscoe wrote a good point in super chats he said maybe the same

cct company that did the prison epstein was in did the pelosi residence or uh and probably i think it was the same company that did the pentagon surveillance uh on on 9-11 as well that had all the security cameras everywhere oh that's a great bit. On the security company for the intelligence agencies. And it's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Guaranteed to shut down during an emergency. They have like a button they can press that just like creates an error. You can automatically crash your system with a press of a button and it looks like a total breakdown. Or they can be like actually serious like we're the best security.

And then they just happen to accidentally, you know, fail all the the time at critical moments just when you need them most to fail they'll be there for you they're saying there's body camera footage of this yeah tucker carlson asked for it they said no yeah just put it out yeah then then there and blur you know you know you know private images i'm actually on board with this as long as they have the evidence and they're not releasing it i am going to just have to believe then it was a gay orgy yeah that's right three guys that's so much more fun isn't it well so look there was a third guy according to police initially they're changing the report yeah but but look if if you are refusing to release the evidence showing us what really happened right well then then I'm going to assume the worst.

I'm going to assume Paul Pelosi was – look, I don't know the gay orgy thing. I think he was trying to buy drugs. I really do – that is – Most likely. That night, it could have been David just going over, and he's like, David, what the hell are you doing here at 2 a.m.? And David's like, I want to talk to Nancy. He's tweaking out of his mind, and Paul's like, get out of here. Maybe, but no security? No, he had a third guy open the mind. And Paul's like, get out of here. Maybe. But no security?

No. He had a third guy open the door. The cops don't just say that on accident. If that was the report, there's a third guy, a third person. Then there was a third person. Then who opened the door? And then someone went and asked him to change the report. The third person.

Right, right, right. Security guard? Who knows? Yep, yep. Because this isn't security guard, maybe. And then they were like, well, then how did this guy break in if there's a security guard? They let him in because they know him, probably. Exactly.

The guy's local in the area, knew him. Here's what I think. Dude's probably a dealer because they say that, you know, I don't know. I heard the dude's a druggie or something. Paul Pelosi calls him up. He comes over and he's like, you got the stuff? Yes. And then David says, it costs.

I'll tell you what happened. David goes, it's 50 bucks now. And Paul goes, 50 bucks. It was 35 yesterday. He goes, inflation. What do you expect? And he's like, I'm not spending 50 bucks. I came all the way down here.

Give me my 50 bucks. I have stocks to buy. They got getting into it and they're fighting. Security guards like what's going on. Then he's like, I'm going to call the police unless you get out of here. I'm done with you. And he's like, call him. See if I care.

Do it. I dare you. And then he calls him and he's like, yeah, there's a strange guy in my house. And then a fight breaks out. Third guy's like, I don't know what's going on. No, no, I don't know about that. I'm mostly kidding. But you make a good point, Ian.

You don't accidentally say a third person opened the door. Yeah, and he knew the guy by name. Right. That was very intentionally that there was a third person there. That's what the cop said. Honestly, this idea that this far leftist dude had a radical transformation into a QAnon MAGA guy, come on, that's crazy.

Well, you know, I was thinking about that because there's that famous clip of Pelosi. She's talking about smear campaigns and how you just put out the wrong story up front so by the time the truth comes out, nobody cares anymore. And so that's what i think this is is they just put out the smear campaign for their own political purposes it doesn't matter clearly but i can't i just i find it really hard to believe that this this reminds me of like the

craziness of the alec baldwin story because we talked a lot about how the the scenario for alec baldwin to have accidentally killed that woman is like winning the lottery three times in a row. Like, accidentally doesn't check the gun after decades of training on set. Accidentally, it's loaded with live ammo. He accidentally points it at her, accidentally pulls the hammer back, accidentally pulls the trigger. Like, come on. Like, all of those things, you know, it's possible, I guess. But the simple story is

actually just he pointed it and shot it like why didn't he check the gun so i look at this story and i'm like okay you want me to believe that a far leftist who lives in a house with a blm with a blm sign a pride flag a hippie leftist with stickers on the bus in their parking space that has a bunch of leftists like pro pro-liberal Democrat stuff in San Francisco, in Berkeley, or was it San Francisco or was it Berkeley? That's San Francisco.

I think he lived in Berkeley and then this happened in San Francisco at Paul's house. Right, right, right, right. So I'm supposed to believe this guy all of a sudden just had this radical transformation

to a Trump supporter, even though he's a Canadian illegal immigrant. He has this radical transformation, knows where the Pelosi's live, shows up, there's no security, is able to get in. I got to believe all of those things for this story to be true.

Then I got to believe the police accidentally said there was a third person. Then I got to believe they accidentally reported he was in his underwear. Are you kidding me? After all of those accidental reportings? I don't believe it. I'm sorry. I want to know who he wants to talk to. Like he was like, Nancy's going to be honest with me or else i'll you know the threaten about her kneecaps but like

honest about what what's going on here that sounds personal sounds like they know each other and then who's this other person that he wants nancy to like corroborate something for another person like it just sounds all like personal family drama yeah it was pull up maybe it was pelosi's son's dealer maybe maybe it was their son's dealer, and he showed up because he was like, dude owes me money. Security guard let him in because they know him. And then he went to Paul and said, your son owes me money. You're going to pay me. He said, no, I'm not.

I don't care what my son's doing. And then he's like, apparently his son was there. You want to check this real quick? Oh, wow. And he's probably like, I'll go to the media. I'll tell everyone your son's doing a bunch of drugs. You don't want this kind of information. And then, you know, the Pelosi's are like,

there's one way to stop this story from going out there. Get the hammer out. I don't know if he was there. Get the vibrating hammer quick. Get the AA batteries in there immediately. He may have been there after the fact, but look, I'll just say this. If you want me to believe a whole bunch of crazy circumstances to believe your insane story, like that's conspiracy theory territory, dude.

A conspiracy that far leftist hippie guy is radicalized, then bypasses security. What did he do? Was he like Yippee-ki-yay climbing through the air vents diehard style? Got inside the building? This is ridiculous. I think it's, you know what's plausible? Son owes him money for drugs. He shows up at the house.

Security guard says, hey, man, how's it going? Let's him in. Junior's not there. Goes to the dad. Hey, you owe me money. Your kid's not paying me. You're paying me. He's like, get out of my house.

I'm not paying you anything. Then he's like, if you don't leave, I'm going to call the cops. And that's how it happens. Then the third guy who opens the door is security guy who's like leaving me out of it then they're like how do we explain this to the press that there was a drug deal gone wrong or something i don't buy the official story it doesn't make it doesn't make sense isn't that funny that the stories we keep getting are all like this we all have to talk about it and figure out the nooks and crannies of it ourselves without just getting the story

like the alec Baldwin story, too. Every single time, every week, every day, there's a new story, and we're like, well, here's like 10% of the story, but we're not going to tell you the rest. This is important right here, because someone super chatted, a cosmetic surgeon said,

I've sold a lot of drugs, but never in my underwear. Dude wasn't even in his underwear, apparently. That's what I'm saying, and he had a backpack. So I don't buy the story, man. Guy gets radicalized, the't buy the story, man. Guy gets radicalized. The cops get the story completely wrong. I just looked at him and I assumed that blue jeans and a t-shirt was underwear. Whoops.

The third guy, actually same guy. If there was no third guy who opened the door for you, it was Paul Pelosi. But he was fighting with the guy over the hammer? Yes. So he's fighting with the guy with the hammer, makes his way. They both wiggle over the door. He opens it for you as he's fighting. This is insane the hammer, makes his way, they both wiggle over the door, he opens it for you as he's fighting.

This is insane. Come on. I'll tell you this. I get it. We don't know what happened. How about you release the surveillance footage and the body camera footage

and then we'll all know exactly what happened and the story can go away. Exactly. It's that simple. I don't see how you could prosecute this story without body camera footage

at this point. We don't use footage anymore for these stories though. I'm really concerned. There's never footage ever for these kinds of things. So David, he said he's innocent so he's he's going declared innocence or he's pleading innocent i wonder what his side of the story well he's released that statement so that's the other thing too it's like he told police these things okay sure i'm definitely down

to look and i want to hear him say it the challenge is when the police have already gotten all this stuff wrong expect me to believe him the cops are The challenge is when the police have already gotten all this stuff wrong, you expect me to believe them? The cops are like, he was in his underwear and a third dude opened the door. Oops, never mind. And now you expect me to trust you when you say, here's what he told me? Yeah.

Oh, yeah, the crazy guy said this. I got him. Last night I was thinking, I can't wait to hear David's side of the story. And then I got this like message from God. I got this impulse of like, there's no way we're letting him talk to the public. And that was from Paul. Paul's like, there's no way we're letting him talk to the public and that was from paul

paul's like there's no way we're letting david talk to the public right now what if they epstein like what do you mean that you're letting him this is all just like in my in my imagination but i'm like is this the kind of energy like is this real are they like in control are they in cahoots with the cops i don't see why they wouldn't be the speaker of the house of family local police like i think they probably know each other pretty well. Yeah, absolutely. First and foremost, no matter what, I find it hard to believe there was no security there. Just insane. Apparently, the Pelosi's have Safehouse Security

as the company that is Pelosi's private security. Well, there's also a neighborhood security company, too. Based on that story that I found from 2020, there's a company that goes around for the neighborhood itself. Then there's the Pelosi security. Then they also have security cameras. So there's a company that goes around for the neighborhood itself. Then there's the Pelosi security. Then they also have security cameras. So there's no reason.

Then they also have Capitol Police officers that fly from Washington, D.C. to literally watch them at their home, which has been targeted politically before. So it's just absolutely mind-boggling. They have no security? Come on. Let's talk about suppression of information. We have this story from CNBC. This website's struggling to stay open.

Twitter reportedly limits employee access to content moderation tools as midterm election nears. The move comes just before the midterms. Elon Musk said on Friday he will be, after taking control of Twitter, he plans to form a content moderation council. So this is potentially big news, whether it's intentional or not. So here's what we have. According to Yoel Roth, I think his name is, this is normal for a company transition after a sale. The reason being, you got a bunch of disgruntled employees. They're about to be fired.

You lock everybody out. You keep only trusted people to have access. Otherwise, someone goes, what's up? Oh, who cares? CNBC's trash. So we know the story's happening the issue is they're concerned about company transition regardless of that this means that right now twitter is effectively a free-for-all it doesn't mean you can do whatever you want because they are banning people viva fry got suspended for like no real reason but it just

goes to show you the machine's broken right now. So people are probably going to be able to post a lot of stuff. Though we are seeing probably, it may be worse because now it's hyper automated. So you're going to be getting a lot of weird stuff. But Biden himself got fact checked. That was really interesting. Hey, man, right before, a week before the midterms, heck of a time for this to happen. What do you think happens?

Well, Dave Smith starts trending. That's promising. Yeah, he's trending right now. Oh, what's he trending for? Oh, no. It's being awesome. What did Biden say that got fact checked? He talked about the Inflation Reduction Act being an act that's going to allow the mega corporations to be taxed.

And he was fact checked being like, well, only some of them might be taxed and he was fact-checked being like well only some of them might be taxed under this new law maybe uh but he was saying we're going to get more revenue for all these huge companies and the billions of dollars and then you know the fact check was well so you got like a little tag on underneath his post or what yeah i think uh oh he's got a couple of them it's it's not just this one he said some seniors pay 400 bucks a month for insulin it's ridiculous thanks to the inflation reduction act we're capping Some seniors pay $400 a month for insulin. It's ridiculous. Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, we're capping that cost as $35 a month. And then it says,

Readers added context. While the Inflation Reduction Act capped inflation at $35 for individuals on Medicare, it did not cap costs for seniors on private insurance. Out of the 8.4 million Americans who take insulin, only 3.3 are covered by Medicare. And there's a bunch of these. He's getting fact-checked a lot.

There was one about taxing big corporations. Here you go. Look at this one. Let me give you the facts. Let me give you the facts. Jack, in 2020, 55 corporations made $40 billion. And they paid zero in federal taxes. My Inflation Reduction Act puts an end to this. And then you get the

fact-check. The Inflation Reduction Act imposes a minimum tax on corporations with average pre-tax earnings greater than a billion. Out of the 55 corporations he references, only 14 had earnings greater than a billion. So he's full of it. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe taking away Twitter moderation tools from most of the staff just means that we're now going to see Democrats and journalists on the left actually start getting flagged.

It's going to be interesting because Bloomberg is reporting that only some of the employees lost their access to content moderation and policy enforcement. Which ones? What was this about? We don't know yet. We don't know the details here. But there have been a lot of people after Elon Musk that, you know, acquired Twitter that have been censored, like Viva Freya that you mentioned, that did get their accounts

back. So I think, I suspect, personally... Well, he got his account back because he complied with the BS takedown request. Oh, did he? Wow. Yeah, they said, delete your tweet and you can come back. So I'm pretty sure he did and then said, F you. Because Elon Musk also is sending out messages to people like, don't worry, we'll help you soon.

He sent a message to Michaela Peterson when she reached out to him saying, it's only going to be a matter of time, we'll fix the problems. Is the problem being fixed now with some of these people being taken away for censoring people for their political speech? I think that is possibly what's happening here. But only time will tell. It's going to be interesting to see how this moves forward, especially with the pressure from the federal government and the DHS that, of course, wants to censor speech, that wants to limit the conversations that people could have naturally between themselves in a draconian, totalitarian way.

What's going to happen here is going to be interesting. You ready for the real good news? Deadline says, Hollywood's Twitter exodus. Who has quit? Who has threatened to quit? And who refuses to leave? So there's a bunch of these stories. They're mentioning wrestling legend Mick Foley wrote, I'll be giving some serious thought to leaving.

Blah, blah, blah. But he hasn't left. I think that's the biggest name there. NBC News also had a very similar article, and I didn't know who they were talking about. I was like, who are these people? They showed pictures of four people. I had no clue and no idea who these people were. Oh, Mick Foley.

What's his name? Mankind. Mankind, yeah. A range of other prominent figures have either threatened to quit, Stephen King, signed off for a break, which may or may not be permanent, Tony Braxton, Taya Leone, Josh Gad, Brian Koppelman, Alex Winter, and some expressed concerns, Kara Swisher, or have defiantly said they will stay and fight Rob Reiner and George Takei. Oh, okay. The funny thing is, Elon doesn't get it. Elon, he doesn't get it. Commies don't want to pay for things.

Okay, that's just it. So he can charge whatever he wants to do, he wants to charge. They don't even want to pay for, they don't want to do work. They want free school. They want free everything.

And that just means you pay for it. They want to be on Twitter. They want to have verification. They want you to tell everyone how important they are and they don't want to pay for it. So here's my advice to Elon. Let them go. Let them drift away into obscurity. We're having a conversation over here on Twitter. That's why George Takei said, I'm not leaving because he gets it. That's why I said Donald Trump has no choice but to come back

if they reinstate him. It's where the conversation is. Remember Wil Wheaton? When's the last anyone's heard from him? You don't want to be active on these platforms? By all means, go ahead and leave. And then, you know, good luck. I'm not saying it's the end of the world for these people. I'm sure he's doing something.

He's got a YouTube or something going on. And there have been people on the right who have been banned. They still very much exist, for sure. Alex Jones is doing his thing. But if you willfully want to remove yourself from the public conversation, go ahead and do it. There you go. I almost did that last year, actually. I went through this little thing. Because of all the censorship, it was like, well, screw this, I'm out of here. And I decided to stick with it and just be more loud and more obnoxious and sort of wait for them to just kick me out. But I think the thing is, these people are running from hearing another viewpoint.

You have one side of the aisle that's like, I'm going to stay here and be loud and say what I want to say, shooting for truth, fighting for freedom. But then you have other people that don't want to hear it. And that's why they're leaving. You know, they're sort of afraid. It's under the guise of hate and intolerance. And they don't want to hear it and that's why they're leaving you know they're sort of afraid it's under the guise of hate and uh intolerance and they don't want to hear it so they're going to run but then there's also this eight dollar per month uh inconvenience that but it's that's the final nail in the coffin so eight dollars would you rather a company be dependent on the

whims of multinational corporations complying with the esg score or would you rather a company be independently funded and not need to, of course, bend over to, of course, the globalists and the internationalists and the corporations? To me, $8 a month, I'll gladly pay for it if Elon Musk keeps his promise to protect free speech and allow people to have their political voices disseminated without any destruction of those voices,

without any kind of censorship. So I'm willing, I'm gladly willing to pay $1 for it. They already have Twitter Blue for like $4 a month. And that's basically just gives you what free ads. It allows you to upload videos that are a lot longer and it gives you some analytics and some data. And that's $4 a month. Sarah Borella says, Welp, it's been fun.

I'm out. See you on other platforms, peeps. Sorry, this one's just not for me. George Alexopoulos said, Who are you? That's hilarious. Hey, look, she's got 2.8 million followers. I have no idea who she is. She's, you know, I'm not going to write you a love song.

There you go. Exactly, yeah. That's great harmony. Everyone's super excited. I still have no idea and no clue. But what's happening here, I'll bet your bottom dollar right now that all these corporate media companies are reaching out to all these celebrities and saying, hey, are you hearing Mick Foley might quit? Are you going to be brave and quit too? Can we sign up your name too to this article?

Hey, can you stand up against this bigotry and this hatred? Are you going to do the right thing and say you're going to get off Twitter once the hatred comes back? And they're, of course, calling all these celebrities and trying to bait them into pushing this larger attack against Twitter. And that's exactly what's happening. I want to tell you who Sarah Bareilles is. She is a Twitter user with 2.8 million followers

who can barely muster a couple dozen retweets or likes on any of her content. I mean, all of her tweets, no engagement. So see, this is the opportunity for a lot of these has-beens. They have a lot of followers because they gained a lot of followers for doing something, but now they're not relevant anymore. How do you make yourself relevant? Stand up to find, like, I have almost 3 million followers and I'm leaving.

Well, nobody, look, look, look. This is my point, though. See how she gets, like, no retweets anywhere? 31, wow. 31, 30, nobody, look, look, look, this is my point though. See how she gets like no retweets anywhere. 31. Wow. 31, 30, 19. But hold on when she says I'm leaving 6,000 with 40,000 replies, 75,000 likes. It's just PR.

That's all it is. It's, it's, it's a, it's a, but the bigger question is how many of those followers are real? She's not getting any engagement. Did she buy any followers? Is there an artificial boost to this? No, no, no, no, no. What happens is someone like Sara Bareilles, she has that big song.

I'm not going to write you a love song or whatever. She has other songs. I'm sure people listen. She probably gets a ton of traffic on Spotify. But that song was really big. When that comes out, she's in the press everywhere. Tons of people then follow her, but for no reason. No one's following her to listen to her opine on her politics. So when it comes to actual engagement, they don't. They don't engage. For people like us, people follow us and we follow others for the conversation, not her. So she can't get any engagement. A ton of followers.

It's useless for her. So what does she do? Now is a chance to get in the news. What happens? She's in the story. She's in Deadline. Congratulations. You made the press.

A platform that you had no engagement on, that no one cared to listen to you, and you could use that to boost your status. It's the same thing with, I saw another article and it had a list of like celebrities on that level where it was like, oh, I know them from that one thing. Like Alex Winter from Bill and Ted was leaving and he's in the list now. So it's like everybody got the memo and everybody made their statement and they're like, I can't do it. I'm out. And so then now you're seeing Alex Winter who's, oh, oh yeah, that guy. Sarah Barry, who's that? Oh yeah, that song. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I should check that song out. That was a good song. Toni Braxton. She tweeted, I'm shocked and appalled at some of the free speech I've seen on this platform since its acquisition. Hate speech under the veil of free speech is unacceptable. Therefore, I am choosing to stay off Twitter as it is no longer a safe space for myself, my sons, and other POC

heavens! Please, Tony, keep your children indoors at all times. Heaven forbid they go outside and hear a naughty word from a random person walking down the street. The first response here is hilarious by Ron Coleman right there. You will be sorely missed. The gif of people laughing

in their face. Do you know how much terrible stuff is on twitter that apparently they were never ever really worried about prior to you all right thank you there's porn like there's hardcore porn on twitter right now and you're like well now it's not a safe space right there's radical jihadism there's people getting their heads chopped off there's crime there's like gore some brutal videos all on the platform there's no problem there's no there's no problems with with that yeah but this is too much we got to write down the luke isms of course i'm gonna create my own language here but but but but but anyway like you go on there keep going uh you go

on there and then this is the issue people people just... And it hasn't even really started yet. We're not seeing a big change to the platform yet. But nothing happened. Yeah, nothing happened. And these people are freaking out that they're leaving? Okay. This is why Elon is going to learn the hard way. He mentioned this a while back, that he hopes to create a balance.

It's not about making any one side happy. It's about making everybody compromise. He doesn't get it. We are the compromise. We are the ones who are outright saying these people advocate for violence. They are psychotic. They dox people. And we are willing to say, OK, fine, let them have their awful opinions and do their thing. We'll mind our own business. They say no, either ban them or we walk. That's what Will Wheaton did. He said, if you don't ban Alex Jones, I'll quit. And then they didn't. Then he quit. And then they eventually banned him anyway. Elon, there is no compromise with with these obstinate psychopaths acting like all of a sudden now the platform is dangerous for her sons. She has no problem with like the murder videos that are on Twitter.

There's war footage of people being blown up. I have seen videos of people writhing on the ground with blood spraying out of their body on this platform. I have seen videos of jets dropping bombs. I have seen videos of white phosphorus. And she's all of it. It's fake. Good luck, Elon,on man can we talk about this don't say we didn't warn you i'm reading it and i'm thinking it's tony braxton really sitting

around reading other people's tweets at home and and what is in her news feed that is making all this hate speech pop up because we all sort of see what we are given to see based on our own activity i'm imagining you know i'm imagining her son comes in it's like you know a month ago mom mom yeah what is it i just watched a video of a radical jihadist behead somebody yeah that's nice that's nice yeah then he comes in a week later he's like mom mom i'm watching two adults engaging oh yeah yeah whatever that's nice then she's sitting there reading the news like elon buys Twitter. No, no, no, no. This is not safe for my sons. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Spare me, dude.

It's all of them, though. Sarah Bareilles doesn't care about this stuff. At some point, Elon, you got to recognize. Tell them to go away. Go away. Get out of here. If I go outside right now, if I go downtown to any big city,

you're going to see some of the craziest stuff. People will be holding up pictures of dead babies. They're going to be holding up pictures of all sorts of nonsense. They're going to be screaming all sorts of nonsense. There's people who walk around naked at pride events. There are people, there are performers in Times Square who get really close to being naked. You go to Hollywood, you might see some nudity all over the place. You're definitely going to see violence.

Hey, if you literally go to New York City, you might get pushed onto the tracks. Better keep your kids indoors. Lock the room. Don't let them out. Because if that's the reality, you're scared of some mean words that haven't even appeared on the platform yet.

Well, okay then. Then you shouldn't be going outside at all. Don't make me have to pay for your fear. Nobody in their right mind should be letting their kids on Twitter without their oversight. Oh, no. Don't let your kids on Twitter.

Just don't give your kids... Take away their cell phones. Step one. Don't let your kid on Twitter. You're 18, maybe. It's the fray, man. It is the fray. It is culture war battle zone.

Yeah. I mean, maybe take them on Twitter with you to show them how crazy it is but well twitter needs to have like a safe mode and a not safe mode and that solves a lot of the problems i think that's what mines does right yeah yeah not safe for work stuff yeah you can have a safe mode which is kind of like you know there's some new stuff on it that's probably not appropriate for kids but it's not really that crazy and then there's the not safe for work stuff which is war combat serious crimes.

Politics, in my opinion. A lot of politics. I don't know, though. I think kids are allowed to listen to politics to a certain degree. I think most politics are probably fine. Most politics used to be like this tax policy or things like that. I used to say religion wasn't safe for work, any kind of religious stuff. And then I'd get like Christmas posts and I'd be like, all right, by my own rules, this is not safe for work.

And it'd be like, holly jolly jingle. And I'm like, not safe for work. It's too religious. It's Christian. How dare you? So I just stuck to my morals

and I kept all not safe for work. If it's religious, not safe for work. Because not everyone's Christian. But it is safe for work. But it's not something I want to appear on someone's computer in a work environment

because I don't want to create divisiveness. But why would that? That's the purpose of it. Like any kind of any kind of this is their worldview bro yeah our worldview is kind of like oh hey a post about uh um you know judaism whatever i'll read it i'm interested in seeing what they have to say i'm not jewish oh hey look kwanzaa what's that all about i'll read about that. What do you think? Mormonism. You know, South Park did a great episode on Mormonism where they're kind of like ragging on the Mormon faith. And at the end of the episode, the Mormon family is just like, you know what? We've been really nice to you. You guys are just dicks.

Like the Mormon family was really nice and wholesome and didn't hurt anybody. But they believed things that the other kids thought were stupid. That's how I see it. You post something on social media and I think it's dumb. man if i disagree with i disagree with you that's the conversation if it's like someone saying if if i see like a post about blm or something and it's it's it's in the uh it's in the context of hey look at this young man who was killed by police in this story it's really sad i'm not going to be like, screw you, you morons. I'm going to be like, oh, whatever, you know.

Yeah, we shouldn't be trying to appease deranged children who never grew up. Like these individuals, put them in a safe space. Put a play foam in there, pad the walls up, and make it a virtual safe space where people could go and they will prioritize feelings over facts and then have a real place where adults could go that could have serious conversations and could handle the realities of this world

and not need to be safeguarded from the truth. So this is what Elon Musk has been talking about doing. He also has been talking about sharing advertisement revenue and revenue from Twitter, giving it to some of the content creators. He's planning to officially lay off 25% of the company. So this is going to be a very big transition that we're going to be seeing here.

And I think he's going to, at the end of the day, offer people the opportunity. Hey, have your little safe space. Be able just to see Disney cartoons and commercials for Big Pharma being regurgitated to. You could have that space. And then you could have a real world space. They could make Twitter invite-only nodes.

He could say that someone like, you know, Sarah Bareilles can choose to elect to create a node which will give anyone who follows her an invite to join the node and the node is only her followers. No one can see anything inside of it or share anything outside

of it unless they're invited to the node. How about that? Have you seen the tribal social? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, why aren't they all flocking on over there? A lot of them are, but here's the issue. The Daily Beast wrote that tribal social is full of hate speech. They're going after tribal

the same as they go after Parler. Why? Because Face CIA book and Twitter, you know, actively collude with government. And the real advantage to the centralized networks is the manipulation of public opinion. Getting everybody to go to tribal social is just as bad as if it's parlor. You lose control of the narrative. There you go.

That makes sense. Let's jump to this next story. Let's talk about censorship. Chris Pavlovsky tweeted, The French government has demanded that Rumble block Russian news sources. Like Elon Musk, I won't move our goalposts for any foreign government. Rumble will turn off France entirely. France isn't material to us, and we will challenge the legality of this demand. Chris, why even turn off Rumble in France? Just ignore them. What can they do? You're not in

France. If people in France type in Rumble.com, that's on the people of France. Let the government of France block the website like the Chinese Communist Party would, and then we'll talk about it. How about that? Yeah. Yeah. Sounds like a great idea. Sounds like an awesome idea. I mean, governments trying to control information right now during war is something that they have always done historically but i think it's fair to say that you know we're

reaching a level where information warfare is being galvanized and used against the best interest of the general public and if france is going to be going after you know russian news sources they should be going after all the other news sources that are also leading to damage leading to harm if they truly were trying to do this equally but they they're not. So, uh, shouts out to Rumble for, for standing their ground, for allowing free speech to thrive. And, and at the end of the day, people should be able to hear both sides of the story and make up their opinions. But the thing is when, when you're, when you're pushing an agenda, when you're fighting a war, when you want to kill somebody, you can't allow that in some instances. And's the big bigger battle that i think is being described here i think it's amazing uh elon musk tweeted

in march that starlink had been told by some governments to block russian news sources in the united states there's an effort to try and shut down a lot of these russian news sources they ban people like crazy lee camp he worked for rt he had his own independent podcast unrelated to rt they banned that too red Redacted Tonight? It wasn't Redacted Tonight. They shut down all of the shows. But he had a separate podcast that was like his own creation and they banned that too.

We should have him on the show sometime. I like him. Well, I've reached out to him. I don't know. I've hit him up several times. Cool guy. But yeah, they shut him down. They shut him down and a bunch of other people who worked for RT started getting banned like crazy. It's just, it's Chinese Communist Party level psychotic behavior.

I always liked RT during the war on terror, 2008, 9, 10. I'd be like, what in the hell actually is going on if Saddam didn't have weapons of mass destruction? Like, why are we there?

RT was nice because it was an outside perspective. And Al Jazeera, because it was like, they would talk about American troop movements and stuff that like NBC didn't talk. NBC is like, we got him.

Osama bin Laden. Remember that guy you thought we killed before? We didn't, but we got him now. And you're like, oh, okay, okay, okay. And then, you know, so it's good to get outside perspectives. But like you said, I don't want you to have it, dude. Yeah. In a time of war.

I mean, I mean, that was war. And the issue is the war on terror. Yeah, right. The United States is quickly becoming authoritarian over the past six or so years. The left is screaming Donald Trump, Donald Trump, but he's barely done anything. It's like he wouldn't even call in the troops to shut down the mass riding around the country. But what they've been doing with like CISA, working with Twitter and Facebook to censor information and shut down speech, and actively, they've been banning news outlets. I mean, how do you justify legally, constitutionally, the shutting down of a news outlet in the US, RT?

They did. I think RT chose to shut itself down, right? They terminated operations because they were getting banned or something like that. Was that Russia Today? Yeah, it's been a minute since the story broke, but look, man, the United States is becoming very much a despotic regime like the Communist Chinese

Party. Dude, they created the War on Terror. It's the most generic title. Imagine if they created the War on Evil. Do you think that they'll ever do that? That we're going to get to a point where they'll be like, and enough people will be like, zealous and they'll be like, yeah, yeah, evil's bad. We got to fight it. Send your kids.

The war on fascism. The war on carbon. The war on chaos. You know, they're going to be like, the war on evil. Dude, could you imagine? And they're going to be like, are you carbon?

I don't know. I think he's carbon. Get him. It's just so like, it's so subjective. What's terrorism? If people were going to fight for the war on evil,

we would have seen them step up sooner the last three years, I think. The war on evil. They're preparing people for some dumb. It's just so generic. It's just a reason to rally people into fighting, to accepting curtailing rights, and empowering military industrial complex to build bigger bombs, more explosive and deadly weapons, if they just call it.

I mean, it wasn't even a war. It wasn't a war. It was an extra military action. It's still going on, isn't it? I think that it's winding down. Yeah, I don't know. But they can use terrorism. Ever since the Patriot Act and the NDAA was signed,

they can use terror. They're talking about this David Papp guy. They're going to hit him with terrorism charges or something. They want to. I don't like it, man. What if they charged you with evil like could you imagine a reality guilty of jail what i do evil you committed evil soon it's coming who decides who decides if it's terror who decides if it's evil yeah whoever has the guns well that's i mean

yeah when antifa goes around for political reasons terror terrorizing people, they never charge them with terrorism. And they should have. If they want to play judiciously, then it should have been terrorism too. But in that argument, they might have to start charging themselves with terrorism when they drop bombs on schools and stuff. True. But domestically, Antifa putting on masks. There's a video out of, I think it's Portland or Seattle. They're marching through neighborhoods.

They see a house with an American flag. So they stop. They go to his house, knock on the door, and start threatening the guy. Like, this is terrorism. These people should be charged because they're marching around in gangs with weapons and threatening people. If you want to march around in a mask with a gun, I don't

care at all. You want to march around with a mask and a gun and then walk up to a house where a guy's got an American flag and threaten him, you cross the line. You want to march around with a mask and a gun and then walk up to a house where a guy's got an American flag and threaten him? You cross the line. You want to walk down the street by yourself with a pink pullover, you know, collared shirt and khakis and then knock on the door of someone with an American flag and threaten him? You've crossed the line. Allowing people who are armed to point guns at people in the street like they were doing and getting away with it without charging them for anything? That's how you know it's just it can only get it can only get worse from here i suppose well they were doing it mostly peacefully though fiery but peaceful fire and and

that's isn't it remarkable who who buys this do you see uh it was a clip from the view that went viral where they're like these republicans are the ones celebrating violence. It's like, are you nuts? Who's like, you get like Glenn Beck, Ben Shapiro, Stephen Crowder, Tucker Carlson, literally when have any of the key prominent right-wing individuals ever advocated or supported violence? They've not. Even when it came to George Floyd, Ben Shapiro's coming up being like, this is horrible. I can't believe this happened. Yeah, when it comes to the Antifa riots, Kamala Harris literally fundraisers for them. The Biden administration donates to bail these people out. They advocate to get these people out of jail, and they defend them and say, but they're

peaceful protesters, fiery. You add those two people who firebombed a cop car in New York, and they get like, what, like 18 months or some ridiculously low number? And then you get people who trespass the Capitol and they get four to seven years. Amazing. There you go. You got to be careful with like system charging people that cause like

terror. If like you're scared because of something I did, it doesn't mean that I'm terrorizing you just cause I'm behaving a certain way. Doesn't mean that I'm terrorized just cause you're feeling terror. Like you might've eaten, have too much coffee and now you're freaking out because your adrenals are overloaded and screaming like,

he's doing this to me. So you want to protect people's rights. Like you said, you can carry a weapon down the street and you're okay to do that as long as you're not aggressively going after somebody. Well, it depends where you're at. In New York City, you can't even have a pocket knife. So they'll come and arrest you's that's the number one arrest that they have in pocket knives

yeah yeah yeah that's that's the number i heard that that the number one arrest in new york city in times square is people with pocket knives and police officers just walk around trying to see who has it and then they arrest individuals for doing that constitutionally i should clarify yeah again what's happening here is people are trying to control the narrative. As I've been saying for a long time, and other people said it before me, the first casualty of war is the truth. And you want to, of course, have a landscape right now where you're not only just fighting in the real world,

in Ukraine with the larger proxy war, but there's a bigger war also that's an information war. And what the French government is trying to do here is one symptom of this larger war french government is trying to do here is is one symptom of this larger war of them trying to consolidate information control that information so they could use it for their own personal benefit france is also in a very weird position because uh we have the rochelle banker french president warning about escalations in ukraine saying hey we really got to stop it here we really have to de-escalate the situations here

and now the french government is just trying to ban any alternative version of the story, which, of course, is predominantly done for their war that they're trying to push, as, of course, France has been giving aid to Ukraine. So this kind of landscape is kind of confusing and perplexing to see, especially with the larger relations and the trade deals that just happened between Russia and France. So very complex point of view. But there are a lot of people that don't want you seeing an alternative version of the story. And whether you agree with it or not, you should be able to see it for you to judge it for yourself. And I think if we're able to do that, we're able to de-escalate a lot of the war efforts, a lot of the propaganda, a lot of the disinformation that has brought us to the situation where a lot of people are fearing a full, all-out nuclear war.

This is a real reality that we're facing, mainly because of this one kind of mentality and denying free speech and just pushing a war message nonstop, which the corporate media does all the time. You look at all the messaging on the corporate media, it's always pro-war. There's no anti-war voices, which the corporate media does all the time. You look at all the messaging on the corporate media, it's always pro-war. There's no anti-war voices anymore on the corporate media. When there was, they got extinguished. Jesse Ventura had a huge contract with MSNBC.

He wanted to speak out against the wars. They literally bought him off and said, you know what? We know we paid you a lot of money. Just shut up and sit down. Don't say anything, and we're not going to publish your show. Golden handcuffs, they call it.

Exactly. And they did this to Donah show. Golden handcuffs, they call it. Exactly. And they did this to Donahue. They did this to Jesse Ventura. They did this to Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks right now on MSNBC because they weren't toting the line and pushing the military industrial complex propaganda. And I think the more that we could counteract the military industrial complex, the propaganda, the disinformation, the less likely we are to have a full all out nuclear world war, a world war. They will offer you a big contract and it'll be for something legitimate. Like you'll make, you know, appearances on the show. We'll have you as a correspondent, et cetera. And then if you don't say what the machine wants you to say, it serves a great benefit to have you under contract where you can't go say things elsewhere. So now you're getting paid mid six figures. Some of these people get millions of dollars.

You go on the TV, you say the war is wrong. They stop booking you. You're under contract, you can't go anywhere else. You are effectively careerless in limbo, but well paid and there's nothing you can do about it. How many of those contracts you think have rolled out over the last couple of years for just all of the information, COVID stuff and everything? Oh, tons. Because, you know, when you see the memos, like it seems like everybody gets the same memos and then everything, everybody sort of says the same thing online and then there's a pattern to it, you know? Well, that I think, you know, what we're learning with the DHS colluding with social media, you know, they're colluding with

traditional media. There's no way that they have takedown requests of Twitter and Facebook and they don't have, you know, contacts at major media outlets to talk with the heads about what stories are good or bad. Put it this way. You think that if they're doing that social media, they're not going to the New York Times being like, hey, that story is really bad. It's going to get people killed. They do that. I guarantee you the New York Times, they probably go, we'll take it down. We won't publish.

They probably get a phone call like, hey, we hear you're about to run a story about this. That's going to put us in jeopardy. We're asking you not to run it. They'll go, okay, you got it. You got it. No worries. Some stories they probably say we'll run it anyway,

but it's all one big club, man. And you ain't in it. Same club they used to beat you over the head with. George Carlin. The France thing is interesting because they're threatening to shut down servers from Rumble. They've been funding Ukraine, you said, but now they're also

taking research and development from Russia. Russia's sending them new fissile material, but they're sending them fusion parts for their fusion reactor. Russia and France are working together right now on building a fusion reactor. I don't understand then why they would want to shut off Russia today. It's just very strange.

Yeah, exactly. It's like there's oligarchs and then there's government, and they're not working together, or they have different goals or something. Let's talk about crazy old Biden. In this crazy old Biden story, I got for you, Biden again says his son Beau died in Iraq while catching himself confusing the Iraq and Ukraine wars when discussing what caused worldwide inflation. So I don't know if they have the video here. Let's play. Yeah, I think we can play it. No change in the quality of it, just changing the

price. And they talk about inflation. You know, we're dealing with it for a whole second. Inflation is a worldwide problem right now because of a war in Iraq and the impact on oil and what Russia is doing. I mean, there's going to be the war in Ukraine. And I think in Iraq, because that's where my son died. Because his son did not die in Iraq. He died in a hospital in the United States, correct? I believe that's i believe yeah yeah it was uh uh he had cancer i believe but it wasn't in iraq this is the second time

joe biden said this he sounds like he's he's looking out a window at an old folks home he's like i was just uh just thinking of my son you know but if he was he'd be standing there and be like i was just thinking about my son. He died in Iraq and the nurse would be like, that's right. Come with me and we'll get you to bed.

Here's your medicine. He'll be like, oh, I like my medicine. He's not wrong that the inflation is caused by the war in Iraq though. The war in Iraq

caused a lot of this mess. That's right. He accidentally says, yeah, he accidentally says something that's partly true. I think the dude probably is, he's beyond medication. You know, look, I went to, I was in Gettysburg, and one of the souvenir shops, they sold pill containers, really fancy ones.

Like the little metal heart-shaped, and you'd open it, and it was like you put your pills in it, and I'm like, wow. You know, that's for older people who have to take certain medications i think joe biden's beyond that like oh yeah you know he's on meds they gotta have him on uppers and he's still this bad i've seen videos of thc consuming amyloid plaque which is the plaque that grows on the blood vessels in the brain causes alzheimer's so there's evidence that thc consumes that so you're saying that joe biden's got a rock to gange if you want to get all bad, dude,

bro. And psilocybin I've heard is also responsible for neurogenesis, the regrowth of brain cells. So there are alternative treatments that someone suffering from any kind of cognitive decline could look at natural plant based stuff. Like wouldn't they like these powerful elites know these things and be taking these drugs or whatever? would hope so you think so i mean like we hear all these crazy stories about the blood of children or whatever like we

we know there have been stories about how they use foreskin cream on their faces and how they do blood transfusions with young people some billionaires even hire young people to work out in the gym blood boys that what they're called yeah i mean that was a joke on like silicon valley i think yeah but basically oh yeah the boys it's true story it's like new york times or whatever i was reporting it rich people will hire like 19 year old you know gym bros to do bi-weekly blood transfusions because it rejuvenates you if that's true come on biden's got to be on some crazy ass experimental treatments to like fix his brain he's probably doing that plus a lot more but

it's probably still not helping because of how old he is i mean didn't he have correct me if i'm wrong three brain aneurysms i think it was two um i i don't know but but that's a serious deal and this was this was decades and decades ago yeah uh just a couple days ago he said that there were 54 states seven days ago he called kamala harris the president of the united states for the fifth time um so again this is not going to stop every day but your body your body can only do so much so even if they're juicing them up like at some point you know they're going to have to cut back i mean there is a video the other like a month or two ago where uh two videos in the same day and one is he's very calm very you know is the video that then the second in the same day. And one, he's very calm, very, you know, is the video that then the second video the same day is the one where he

wasn't blinking and he's like staring at the camera and he's sort of yelling. And it seems like two different guys, right? It's like they maxed them out on the meds and now they've sort of pulled back because if they keep going with it every single day where they have to keep him juiced up to get out there, he's the president got appointments he's got to be on tv uh they're gonna run him dry he's gonna drop right then and there which he also said the other day too by the way i could drop dead any minute there's some pets yeah he said that there's only so much adderall and adrenochrome a man could take i mean for sakes. I'm just being facetious this year, obviously.

But at the end of the day... No, no, hold on. Come on, come on, come on. Like, I have to believe that there's ridiculously expensive experimental treatments that have shown to, like, de-age that they have to have access to, right? The guy has metal brain stints in his head.

I said earlier that the THC was dissolving the amyloid plaque in the blood vessels. It's actually in the neurons in the brain that said earlier that the the thc was dissolving the amyloid plaque in the blood in the blood vessels actually in the neurons in the brain that they found that so yeah i just wanted to clarify that it's not the blood vessels it's the neurons where the plaque grows that causes alzheimer's that we know of do you guys think so it was uh man this is probably 11 years ago i went to a speech by aubrey de gray love that Grey of the Senescence Foundation. And he was saying that this is 12 years ago. He's like someone who's younger than 45 today will live to be a thousand.

And he said, it's not because we're going to invent a pill that makes you live to a thousand. It's that as you're getting older, medical technology is advancing faster than you're aging. So you're 50. They invent a cure for macular degeneration. You never experience vision loss. Then you're 60. You're having heart troubles. But then they've developed a treatment for that heart ailment. So now your heart's fine. Now you're 80.

And he was basically saying they're going to keep finding ways. Basically, you're aging, but science is advancing so fast, they're curing everything. And then eventually you live to be 1,000. Rogan's a cool example. If you watch his show a lot, you see him get younger over the years. What, really? Yeah, probably like five years ago, he was looking pretty rugged or like four years ago.

It was probably just a rough week, couple weeks eating a lot of, maybe some junk or something. And then sometimes you'll see it and he looks like five years younger. I mean, he is on it. He's on like the life extension protocol. Yeah, he said he's feeling better

because of the carnivore diet that he tried where he was only doing meat. And he was like- But he's not, is he still only doing it? I don't think so. I think he's feeling better because of the carnivore diet that he tried where he was only doing meat. Is he still only doing that? I don't think so. I think he's doing something November where he cuts out all alcohol and cigarettes. Yeah, they're on the Sober October. Sober October, excuse me. Oh, yeah, yeah.

There's another November thing that's not family-friendly to mention here. Right. I do sober forever. I just don't drink. I had a sip of cognac. I'm not like, you know, I'm not like, was it called T-Total or whatever? Like, I'll have a drink, I guess, if the situation warrants it. But I don't ever get drunk.

I'm the same way. No drugs, no smoking, nothing. And I try to eat. I've been eating really good over the past year. Like the worst thing I've done is had like traditional desserts, maybe like 12 times in the year. But for the most part, it's been like fresher and fresher foods, eating like a steak or fish or chicken breast with vegetables. So, I mean, that seems to be working out. I think Joe, maybe it's the NAD. Because I remember he had that guy on his show who talked about NAD, NMA, and resveratrol.

You remember that? It must have been David Sinclair. Was that the guy? He's out of Harvard. Harvard scientist. I think it's that guy. And he's 15, but he looks 30. Yes, that's Sinclair.

And his dad also apparently is very young. And I think they were experimenting on the dogs, too. And their dogs are getting life extension. Really? What are they doing to the dogs? NAD. I believe it's NAD. You should talk to David Sinclair. He's the guy. I'm going to the dogs? NAD. I believe it's NAD.

You should talk to David Sinclair. He's the guy. I'm going to look him up right now. Yeah. Yeah, NAD, man. I have a dog that would be awesome. Might have been NMN, nicotinamide mononucleotide. What if it is NAD? What if the NAD turns out to be some kind of life extension serum or something?

That's it. Nicotine? It's derived. It's a nicotinamide. I don't know what kind of relationship that is to nicotine it's derived it's a nicotinamide i don't know if that has what kind of relationship that is to nicotine itself i think it's b vitamins i think people aren't getting enough vitamins yeah i don't think any one of these therapies makes you younger or immortal it just makes you as you would be if you were maxed out you know what i mean like most people are probably dehydrated, not getting enough protein, eating too much sugar and not getting any vitamins, especially with like most modern

foods having no real nutritional density. So it's like most you're going to you're going to McDonald's. You're going to get a burger. It's got 40 some odd percent of your salt intake. It's the bread, if you can even call it that. So it's like a really starchy, low protein, fatty garbage with like not even good fat. You eat these fast food burgers and it's like a really starchy low protein fatty garbage with like not even good fat you eat these fast food burgers and it's like weird petro fats or whatever trans fats it's not real food yeah all cooking that's messing everybody up yeah i will say this have you guys have you guys noticed that 30 year olds today look younger than 30 year olds 10 or 20 years ago people have pointed this out with like movies you'll be watching a movie you'll be like that dude's 30 you look at 30 year olds today like little kids how old's tom holland because

he looks like he's 20 yeah because he's how old is he he's only 20 yeah but that's hollywood baby okay yeah he's really young he's looking good for his age yeah i think when it comes to like the nad stuff it's probably just that there may be a correlation between people who are interested in doing NAD or NMN. They're also taking vitamins. They're probably also eating healthy food. Like you don't get to the point where you're doing like some crazy life extension treatment without having first been like I'm going to eat salad and steaks and chicken breast. You know what I mean? I've also found that the healthier I eat and the more I fast and things like that when I do introduce an unhealthy food it hits me harder

oh totally dude my throat will get sore this is a really progressive idea guys eating right, diet and exercise rest, getting good rest you sound like one of those bigoted crazy conspiracy theorists there it's a little bit of hate speech but I thought I'd just throw it out there

just a little bit they want you fat and sickly. It's sad. Well, see, you look at the pace that we're going in our life and everything's sped up. So we're eating more fast food and then that catches up to us later on. And then we're on meds trying to even out what we ate our whole life, McDonald's and fast food, whatever it is that we grew up eating. And then we spend the rest of our life trying to balance that out. Whereas if we ate right from the beginning, if we all taught each other to eat right, you know, we might not be so sickly when we're older. It's a novel concept. I wonder if, I think you brought this up before, Ian, the reason that people looked older was all

of the, what was it, the lead in the air from gas? Oh, wow, yeah. Did you mention that? No. I was talking about that. You were talking about that? Yeah, the development of lead that was pretty much all throughout the country that lowered our IQ and development of small children as well.

And it was in the air because the car's driving around, so everyone's breathing in this lead. Lead in the gas. And it's like, yeah, aging you and making you stupid. And then there was something you mentioned, Ian. I can't remember exactly what it was.

I don't know. You mentioned breakdust in the air. I can't remember. You mentioned something else that I was like, oh yeah, maybe that's causing problems. Those aging people. I remember when I was in the 80s. Well, just breathing in the garbage.

For instance, I was like born in 79. And when I was like in 1990, when I was 11 or something, I would look at a 40 year old and they looked like gray hair, haggard, old. 40 was an old person.

I'm 43 now. I look in the mirror and I'm like, I look like I and old 40 was an old person i'm 43 now i look in the mirror and i'm like i look like i'm fucking 26 pardon my that's my i look i look young i don't look like an old person like not to myself when i look in the mirror uh i don't i mean but obviously i cut sugar way back when i was 28 years old i got i ate this a bag of kit kats and a bag of easter egg chocolate things two bags in one night and i broke out into this open sore like over where my pancreas is or something i was like this is sugar did this to me like my skin broke open i was like i will die if i do this so i have to stop and it's like one of the things you just you just cannot get fat i could not do it i'll

tell you this i cut out uh most sugar and bread a year ago. It's now just about a year. So we got COVID. Everybody's sick. It was like over Halloween last year. We got the Joe Rogan treatment, you know, all the fancy drugs, monoclonal antibodies, all that stuff. The kitchen sink, they called it. And then after that, I remember I was like, I'm hanging out downstairs, and I was eating salami and cheese.

And then I was like, you know, I realized I didn't eat any sugar today. I'm just not gonna. Like, why start now? And so for the next few months, I didn't eat any sugar and I dropped 20 pounds like that. And then since then, I've rarely eaten sugars or breads. But this past week, we went out to eat. I had a bunch of bread. My whole week was ruined.

Like last weekend, not this past weekend. My whole week was ruined like the last weekend not this past weekend my whole week was ruined i was skating i was falling i got bruised all over i was like why am i falling like what's i'm not eating that garbage anymore dude i had some taco bell we had a big taco bell fiesta someone just bought a bunch of taco bell and brought it here who was that animal yeah who is that 300 a taco bell for the whole office so i ate a couple why i was like corn tortillas only because i don't want to do the wheat flour. It's all wheat flour. A wise decision. And so I ate a couple of corns. I felt okay. I ate a couple

without the shell. I took away the flour, just scooped out the gooey innards. But then I ate a couple, like a day later, the flour tortilla and man, my throat was so sore when I woke up. I love that you thought that there was a healthy way to approach Taco Bell.

$300 at Taco Bell. I actually, I didn't feel bad. The chicken was okay. I think they've improved some of their ingredients over the last 20 years. I don't. You don't think so? I think they downgraded ingredients significantly. Just like everywhere else.

You look at the food quality, it's going down. You look at the nutritional value, it's going down. You look at the value of just how much you would get from an average tomato or apple a few years ago compared to what we have now, the GMO, Frankenstein, glyphosate-filled plastic nonsense bullcrap that some people are saying is food. It's not food.

It's chemically engineered chemicals that make your brain feel good but utterly destroy your body and cause inflammation in a way where your body doesn't know what to deal with it. As, as, as we are seeing rises in obesity, rises in cancer, rises in sicknesses and illnesses that are going up and up and up.

Why is that happening? Well, our food is being deliberately destroyed and centralized by powerful forces like Bill Gates, Monsanto, and other evil people that also believe that there's too many people in this world. Faux food.

Or Fode. You guys don't look forward to Bill Gates' food cube? Food cube? And the poop water? You don't want the poop water? You ever see that photo where it's like there's a disaster like a hurricane was coming and then all of the shelves are stripped bare except for the vegan section?

Nobody was like, I mean... Or the animals when they're presented with real food and vegan food. They're like, we don't want that vegan crap. We don't want that GMO, genetically modified Frankenstein made up food in a laboratory. Come on.

And a lot of the studies talking about the nutritional value of them, all manipulated, all fixed. A lot of the scientists were paid off just to make it look bad because there's a big business investment into this you gotta eat the bugs the which is also horrible for you and gives people parasites and lectins and other horrible things that people have to deal with that is not good for you you know what you know what's good for you actual food you know what we don't have actual food it's crazy is the monsanto

stuff really has me concerned because they weren't in the 90s. I don't remember Monsanto being that big of a deal. It was like 2005 or this is when I started to realize that this mega corporation has been spraying huge swaths of land with this chemical glyphosate that you brought up. As they have a revolving door within the FDA and the regulatory government boards that of course watches over them and decides major decisions for them. They started working with other biotech industries. I don't know who exactly is doing it all, but they genetically modify seeds to be resistant to a pesticide, or I think it's an herbicide that

they create called glyphosate. So they genetically modify seeds that can resist this herbicide. And then, so the farmers have to buy the Monsanto seed in order to resist the Monsanto herbicide. Otherwise, they're on their own in a lot of ways. And so for profit, they'll do that. But then once you start spraying your land with glyphosate, there's no turning back. You can't use normal seeds because they'll die off from the glyphosate. You have to keep buying these genetically modified seeds. And it destroys not only the bad bacteria, but the good bacteria as well. So essentially, when you're taking something that's like glyphosate, a lot of scientists have described it as taking antibiotics

because it destroys also your gut biome. And with the destruction of your gut biome, you get a lot of horrible symptoms that are shown and highlighted and are increasing in our society. You not only get irritable bowel syndrome, but you also get mental problems. You also get physical health problems. You also get the destruction of your immune system. A lot of this is correlated with just your gut, the engine of your human body that's being utterly eviscerated, not just by medical doctors giving out antibiotics like their candy, but also because of the food, which contains glyphosate. It's gotten to the point where when they go to harvest wheat, if they want to speed up the harvest,

they need it to get ready to harvest faster, so they need to dry it out because it's still wet. So they'll use glyphosate as a desiccant to dry out the wheat right before they harvest it. So, I mean, if you don't have organic wheat, I swear that I notice a difference in the taste between organic wheat and non or any other stuff. NBC News has an article that I think might be worth pulling up it's titled a potential cancer-causing chemical is sprayed on

much of America's farmland here is where it used it is used the most and of course we're talking about the weed killer glyphosate by Monsanto that now is controlled by Bayer the company that also a couple years ago knowingly gave out you you know, just medication linked with AIDS. Is Roundup glyphosate? Yes. Yes, it is. Popular weed killers alleged link to cancer stirs widespread concern. Yeah, and there's many lawsuits that have been successfully launched against Monsanto

because they are showing the emails, the data, the fudged, you know, scientific data, the fudged regulators that were bought off by them that, of course, knowingly knew that they, hey, there's a link here to cancer. We're just going to use it anyway. We're going to suppress this story. Look at this. Clumps of dandelions have popped up in your yard, so you reach for a bottle of Roundup, the popular weed killer. It's known for being effective, but its main ingredient, glyphosate,

is getting a lot of attention because of lawsuits alleging links to cancer. I just want to say this. Dandelions? Weeds? You eat them. You make dions, weeds, you eat them. You make dandelion tea and you eat them. So they were brought here. I think you told me this.

They were brought here from Europe, or someone did, for their medicinal purposes. And we see them all over the place, but they're actually not native to North America. They were, like, prized back in the day. And I guess in Appalachia, it's a common thing to take the heads and batter and deep fry them. And they apparently taste like mushrooms.

It's like really good. So they're not weeds. Here's what you do. If any, you harvest them. And if you're concerned about what anyone might say when you try to offer them deep fried dandelions, just call them dandelions. They won't know what you're talking about. And then they'll eat it. And then you can tell them it's a dandelion from your garden.

Or stop being a lazy bum and actually start working in the fields and get your hands dirty in the dirt with good bacteria and actually rip out the weeds and actually do some real farming instead of being dependent on a multinational corporation that, of course, is connected to Bill Gates, one of their biggest investors, that has been spraying known, according to many lawsuits and court cases, a cancer causing chemicals on a lot of the products and a lot of the environment all around us. And it's also important to note here, corn and soy are some of the biggest products that are affected by glyphosate are the products that are most sprayed with it. And when you look at corn and soy, I think it's fair to say that this subsidized crop in the United States has been leading to a lot of havoc, not only with monocropping, getting rid of the nutrients from the soil, but specifically on a nutritional level, because it's GMO, because it has so much glyphosate in it, we are seeing it everywhere in our food.

All the sugars are synthetic. All the sugars have high fructose corn syrup. Your mayonnaise has high fructose. No, mine doesn't well the ones that you're you're you're you're taking down we were at taking down we were at sheets and the packets of heinz mayonnaise had corn syrup in it yeah yeah but uh the hellman stuff i have has no corn syrup watch out for glyphosate i'll say it like i want to say it no it's glyphosate it doesn't have any respect for me and and you know i don't care they've remarketed a high fructose corn syrup as fructose glucose fructose so if you see that on your label that's high

fructose corn that was our whole childhood wasn't it 80s 90s my favorite my favorite 92 is when it got popular my favorite rebranding is table syrup oh i know so corn. So, Corn syrup. Yeah, it's just, it's corn syrup marketed as like a breakfast pancake syrup or whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just think about how disgusting this is. Okay, look,

there's a reason why we would put maple syrup on our food. It's like, maple syrup is real food. So, you know, you get it out of a tree, it's sugar,

it's a, you know, product, you can do things with it. You can make, they make like little maple discs, you put them in your coffee. They're fantastic. And so then people like to put maple syrup on their breakfast.

So then somebody was like, hey, look, this corn syrup is cheaper to produce. So they started making corn syrup additives and calling it maple syrup. Eventually the government was like, hey, you can't call it that. Basically, you have this disgusting chemical mix on your table to pour onto your already starched breakfast. I just find it absolutely disgusting. It's wild. Table syrup. I love how they rebranded it.

Yeah. Table syrup. I used to do a shot of maple syrup. I'd be like, all right, let's do this. I need a sugar spike. And I'd do like a shot of maple syrup. And it would be like God entered my body and gave me wisdom and joy and all this. And I'm like, wow.

Immediately I wanted another one. My body's like, yes, do that again. So I would experiment and I would reach for it. I do a second shot and it would taste like I was drinking black, nasty death. Like it was just like poison. It was just so too much sugar. Like you don't need the body immediately when it feels good. It wants it again. It doesn't mean that you're going to feel the same way the second time you do it. So I realized when you want that addictive second shot, just put it down. Well, high fructose corn syrup has been engineered in a way so your body doesn't reject it like it does natural sugar. So if you're eating natural sugar, your body says, hey, you're getting too much sugar.

Stop eating all these berries. Stop eating all these fruits. But high fructose corn syrup has been engineered in a way where that shut off valve can't exist in your human body and it doesn't work with it so you're able to consume huge sums of high fructose corn syrup and corporations even have a level where it's the exact amount where your body is able to take as much of it as as it can without actually puking and a lot of corporations fill it to the max and try to go to that extreme level. The satiation point. Satiation point.

Exactly. For breakfast, I've been having two eggs fresh from Chicken City and three bacon. We've been doing just regular old store-bought bacon, but sometimes if we make it out to the farm, we'll get farm bacon and you don't need to add anything to it. Now, bacon's already very salty or whatever, but you don't need sugar. It's just fat and protein and it's just, it's perfect. I like putting a little black pepper on it. It's already very salty or whatever but you don't need sugar it's just fat and protein and it's just it's it's perfect i like putting a little black pepper on it's about it people people who have these crazy sugary massive breakfasts with pancakes and orange juice and

whatever i just i can't understand that's so brutal it's kind of weird how like we've been brainwashed to think that you need foods with foods like certain foods like you can't have a hummus without a scooping cracker like i just ignore the crackers you don't need crackers just eat the hummus wasn't orange uh juice edward bernays and so was bacon yep they were both the uh at least okay this is what i read you know this is what i was told bacon was not a breakfast food but they were like let's market it as like the all-american breakfast food and orange juice was because there was an orange surplus so the farmers and distributors were like how do we sell off without losing money and he was like take a portion of the oranges out of the market juice them and then

we'll tell everybody if one glass of orange juice has five oranges it's five times as healthy how about that in reality that sugar is there's more sugar in orange juice than like a can of coke or something like that so it's and it's pure fructose just to go to your liver, and it's very, very heavy. You eat an orange, you're in good shape. It's got some sugar, but you get a lot of that dietary fiber and vitamins. Orange juice is hyper-concentrated with no fiber.

Also, when you eat the orange, eat off a little bit of that white pith from inside. It's really good with the juicy orange part. It's like a third flavor. I had a chocolate-covered orange peel recently. We had a bunch. Everybody ate it. They ate it super fast. That was crazy. Can't eat orange peels? Yeah, I bought some thinking, like, this is going to be

gross and no one's going to want to eat it. It was the first thing to go. People love eating orange peel. A lot of fruits like that. Can't you eat the banana peel, too? You think so? I think so. I wouldn't want to. What, do you just have to prepare it? You just eat the banana peel. I don't know think so i wouldn't want to how what do you just eat the banana peel i don't know you can you can uh well i mean caramelize them and stuff really yeah huh i think i've seen it's all plant matter i mean you know yeah i was watching our generation

so conscious of all this stuff because i was having this conversation last night about 80s and 90s kids growing up and you think about the food that we had growing up every breakfast was a dessert you know we had fr up, every breakfast was a dessert. You know, we had Fruity Pebbles and cartoon characters, cookie crisps and stuff, and then every meal was based around pizza for the most part. You had Totino's party pizzas and bagel bites. That was my diet growing up, you know, and hamburgers and fast food. Pizza on a bagel, man.

So, like, we're sort of starting to feel the repercussions of this, so I think that now we're kind of a lot more conscious of it nowadays we were going by the food pyramid which was yeah so so right it's actually an economic model like it was made for the same thing where they want they had so much wheat production they want to they want to increase wheat production in the u.s so that we would just make okay make everyone eat it all the time every day also before we go into super chats i'm getting information that viva fry did not comply with the takedown orders. And that his account was just reinstated without him having to click that he was wrong on Twitter. So that's just what people are sending me.

And Viva Frey is saying it on Twitter just for a correction from the earlier story. Correction. Apologies, Viva. Glad to hear that you stood your ground. And ultimately, it worked out. Apparently, you can make bacon out of banana peels. What? Dude, it looks good. I'm can make bacon out of banana peels. What? Dude, it looks good.

I'm telling you. Holy crap. That's interesting. You ever make a watermelon steak? No. This is actually really cool. You take a big slice of watermelon. You put it between paper towels, put it in the fridge, and leave it overnight, which dries it out a bit.

Then you can marinate it, season it, and bake it. And it ends up having the consistency of like a piece of tuna. And so we would cook it with like garlic and onion and maybe like a little soy sauce for flavor. And then we would make sandwiches with it and it's delicious. Because it's not a lot of flavor in it after you dry it out. So you're basically just getting like a firm dietary fiber mash with whatever flavor you put in it. Cool stuff. We're going to go to Super Chats.

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Let's read some super chats. Pirate Taurus, second half, says, I suspect Raymond G. Stanley Jr. is a bot. Prove me wrong by inviting him and other super fans to the show. I like that idea. It is a good idea. We will have to organize it. Maybe after the holidays because we've got a bunch of stuff coming up that's really crazy.

Oh, man. The coordination for these projects we're doing, it's just, it's intense. We're going to be in Phoenix. I'm going to be at Turning Point USA. We're going to be doing the show. I don't know if I'm supposed to say this now or whatever. I'm going to be doing the show on the stage with TPUSA, so I'm really excited for that. But it's just like a logistical heavy lift, so it's going to be very, very rough. But we'll figure it out. You know, we'll get it going. It's going to be really, really cool. I'm really excited for that. But it's just like a logistical heavy lift. So it's going to be very, very rough. But we'll figure it out. You know, we'll get it going. It's going to be really,

really cool. I'm really excited for it. So shout out Jack Posobit. All right. Jay Marie says, Dia de los Muertos, Day of the Dead, is tonight. It's a beautiful part of our Latin culture. I made a film for our celebration here in Dallas. I know everyone will love. Jay Marie Thesis Podcast. Oh, very cool. I dig it. All right. Let's grab some super chats. Rose Blight says, if you haven't already get survival food and teepee, it's going to get weirder very quickly. Yes. And you all know our good friends over at safeandreadymeals.com. I only shout them out when it's really bad. So they're a sponsor of the show periodically, safeandreadymeals.com. It's emergency food if

you're interested. I think you get one of these buckets that's for 25 years, you put in your closet, you forget about it. If you really were, you get a ton of them or whatever it is you want to do. The crazy thing is when I first started shouting them out, they were cheaper than they are now, but inflation hit, but they last last 25 years so if you bought it two years ago you would have saved money because it lasted 25 years now if you buy it sure you get two years but now it's like more expensive so all right what do we have here sleep is the cousin of death says elon is smart the big ask twenty dollars but makes it eight art that's right that's right captain tanker joe says tim i'm a truck driver and i just filled up my truck right before the stream went live just over seven hundred dollars

i do this every two to three days and the company i work for is a fleet of 1500 doing the same thing you will owe nothing, and you will be happy. That was my Biden impersonation, everybody. I hope you were creeped out. You're supposed to yell half of it. You'll owe nothing, and you will be happy. Alright, alright, let's grab some more

super jets. Stinky Wizzleteets says, don't worry, the shortages will be transitory. And then when they're not transitory, they'll say the shortages are actually a good thing. Remember during lockdown, they said the earth is healing.

I think it was a New York Times article. The earth is healing. We force you into your homes. It's a good thing. Vote for it. How about that? Let's see. No comprendo.

The beanie puffs are used to keep sailors from hitting their heads inside the holes and doors in cramped locations yeah i didn't is that real i think it i think it is it wouldn't be for like when you're just doing the hat and you have to cover the whole top scene as well i don't know who knows i guess it makes sense if you're on a boat and you bounce your head but that's not i can't imagine it's actually going to do much to help you i feel like these hats came out before steel ships, didn't they? Oh, yeah. The Fez is ancient. I don't know how old that is. Mr. Trench Trucker says,

as a trucker, I am prepping for a Mad Max scenario. I broke down today and lost about $100 in diesel for a load I couldn't pick up. Food needs diesel. That's right. It's going to be crazy, man. David Fitzsimmons says, ian in regards to your musings of game elements in social media a hentai site beat you 10 years ago had random text prompts

of a little event or a monster that can be fought for points for downloads well okay i mean like porn makes uh wasn't there like some story how like the internet greatly improved because of demand for porn like the internet speeds improved because of demand for porn? Like the internet speeds were being increased because people wanted to watch like adult content or something? I've heard that before. Oh, there you go. What do you really need six gigabits for? Trust me.

Jeremy Gross says, have we forgotten the warning from the freight industry that regulators were reducing the number of diesel tankers allowed per train? El grande rienciar. Is that how you say it? Yeah, it looks right to me. No, I mean, is that the word? El grande rienciar. Yeah, rienciar, I don't know. What's that mean?

Great Renaissance? I think so. No. Come on. The great... Almost there. The great ravaging? What are we talking about?

Reintroduction of policy? Resuscitate. Yeah, resuscitation. We'll figure it out. It's going to be great. Lunger 77 says, Fox 10 in Arizona accidentally posted Carrie Lake's defeat during a live news broadcast.

They said it was just a test. I saw that. I mean, honestly, guys, it usually is. They'll create fake graphics and then someone will press the wrong button. You know, I don't know what else to tell you. We'll see. Why wouldn't they just put

50-50, though, for a test? Sure. But if you're really worried about it and you think something dastardly is afoot, you better get your friends out to go vote. You better get all your friends. Let's go vote! Go knock on doors. Michael Bauer.

I'm a longtime listener, but it's my first time writing a Super Chat. I met Brad nine years ago at EKU. I was a student worker that helped Brad with his concert. Thanks everyone for all you do. Oh, very cool. I remember that. Do you have any shows lined up?

There's a lot of talk about um a lot of different rallies and freedom concerts um that are we're trying to do some um kind of uh coachella kind of events next year bigger events um i'm not really interested in doing like a tour that traditional tour i'd like to just you you know, do a bigger events and, uh, get some other artists together to do that kind of stuff. We just went over to, uh,

what was the name of that festival where we met up with Adelita? Blue Ridge. Yeah. Blue Ridge Rock Fest. Blue Ridge Rock. It was fantastic. Just all super cool. I imagine it was a bunch of like-minded people or like people that are just

fed up with the COVID lockdowns basically. And they were like, you were going to rock. That's what we want to do. Yeah. Outdoor. It was so awesome. It was so good.ha's D was amazing.

Guar spray in the front of the crowd or whatever. Fake blood. Super awesome. We should do stuff like that. That sounds really great. I'll do a fake blood show, sure. Pinochet's helicopter tour says another thing to consider. When there's no diesel, there's no food. When there's no food,

people riot. When people riot, the National Guard gets called consider when there's no diesel there's no food when there's no food people riot when people riot the national guard gets called when there's no diesel national guard goes nowhere it's gonna be fun i mean we've been saying get out of the cities if you haven't maybe it'll be all right i don't know maybe it's all just hype and and blather and nothing will happen and you can watch your football games or whatever we'll hope so even if nothing happens happens, though, like a lot of this stuff, just being prepared anyway is smart. I was at a prepper camp a few weeks ago, actually. Oh, cool. It was pretty cool. But it puts you in the right mindset of like getting your stock food together and getting enough water together and stocking up on gasoline if you need it and getting a generator, all that stuff.

Everybody should sort of just know that stuff. But we're so, you know, not in with it from the day to day. Yeah. Andrew G. says, Tim, I run one of the largest gun store shooting ranges in central Ohio. ATF just rolled out a new crazy background check system nobody's talking about. Would love to come on and talk gun regulations and ATF with you guys. We need to set up a new email for people to send information to. I don't know. We gotta figure it out.

We'll get there, man. We'll take a look into that, though. New Zealand does not exist, says. Thank you for mentioning Aiden Paladin last week. She's one of my favorites on YouTube. Very intelligent and a dank memer as well she's perfect for the timcast audience and will make a good guest that is a good point

you're correct all right moving on she uh she had this post about scientific studies showing how the left is just uh what's the right word swathed in greed envy hate and violence there's a bunch of scientific studies likelining it. I think it makes sense because it's not so much that the left the left and the right have changed. It used to be the right stood for something, the left stood for something, the words meant mean things. Now they're just tribal signifiers.

And so if you are more envious, hateful, and ignorant, you end up in the left space. If you are inquisitive and I guess, you know, more apt to compromise and opposing of violence, you're going to end up

more in the right side. And that's why traditional liberals, disaffected liberals, post liberals, libertarians are all called far right. Because the left says, if you're not with us, you're against us. And a libertarian and a conservative

who completely disagree on really core issues will hang out and laugh together. Like it was just one of the best episodes we've ever had was with Austin Peterson, Will Chamberlain, Seamus, me, and Ian. We're all completely in disagreement with tons of things. Will Chamberlain is like, actually, the Federal Reserve is good. And everyone's like, ah! And they're all yelling.

And we all disagree, but we all have a great time arguing and having these ideas. How is that just the right? Like there's so many different ideas there from from more authoritarian ideas to more left-leaning ideas it's meaningless so they needed studies for that well the study they do because they show like bullying is intrinsic among uh there's a correlation between bullying and having leftist values. That was one of the studies I was looking at. That's interesting because in the mainstream media, it seems to be the message is the opposite of that. But they're bullying.

Like that's the thing. Right. Okay. Nathaniel Lipscomb says they travel with Nancy, the security. I mean, it's a fair point, but why wouldn't their house have security? I just, I don't get it. The house would have security. They have stupid money.

They at least have cameras outside at the bare minimum. You've got cameras. You've got to spend that money somewhere, right? Right. Tom Forsythe says, DePape, it's me, Dave. I got the stuff. Pelosi, Dave's not here. Ha ha.

Dave's not here, man. Ken Dameron says, enforcement arm for collectivist Democrats, military wing of the DNC, wear uniforms to hide identity, calling cards is burning intimidation. Is that the Klan or Antifa? Is there a difference? Ha ha. Got him. Got him. him yeah that's right ryan millers has a little late to the party so forgive if this has already been answered but the puffball was used by sailors for a for a time to make sure they had head clearance okay that corroborates the earlier but i don't understand that makes sense if you don't have

head clearance you bang your head yeah what does that But I don't understand how that makes sense. If you don't have head clearance, you bang your head. Yeah. What does that mean? I don't know about that. Someone just Google it. They're probably right, I guess. I could see it for head clearance, but not as a protective measure.

It wasn't the other. The earlier one was if you bumped your head or something. It was like if you bumped your head on, I guess, I imagine a steel deck or a wood beam, you'd have some kind of protection, but I wasn't going to hope for that. That really hurt, but I'm so thankful that little puff ball was up on top. Yeah, yeah.

Let's see. Blue de Golier. I've lived five blocks from the Pelosi house, and my early morning walks went right past their place. On three occasions, I was stopped by cops in unmarked cars for watching the sunrise from the sidewalk. Interesting. John L leroy says tim your story doesn't explain the extra guy involved with paul's crashed porsches that was left out of the police report also very interesting i have no idea man lover powerful people can make whatever they want to happen yep yacht c says trump wins in 2024 democrat held states refused to certify the election and make whatever they want happen. Yep. Yotzi says,

Trump wins in 2024. Democrat-held states refuse to certify the election. The Republican-held House and Senate certify anyway. Civil war ensues. Thoughts? Yeah, agreed. Moving on.

Noah, what do you guys think? I don't think Trump is going to win. I wouldn't be against something like that happening, but I just feel like there's so much animosity. And, you know, obviously the

dhs department of homeland security is working with what social media to suppress things they were they're explicit about that i so that signs point me to that direction and don't be upset if that direction happens you know kind of thing they're still going to be a country in a few years from now yeah let's start there i like i like this super chat right here this is a fun fun story nathan c says pelosi probably is a serial killer his victim fought back called the cops they came and arrested the victim and covered it up for pelosi who's above the law if not how would it look any different sure but i mean like if you want to believe that you could all say paul pelosi is an alien who was trying to abduct the poppy and the security guards and the government are run by aliens

so how would it look any different? Well there you go. You can believe what you want to believe. Both could be true. Yeah his real name is Beat Borp. Beat Borp. How come alien names always are like with X's and Z's?

Why can't an alien just be like Bob? Yeah Bill. Greg. Greg. Greg the alien. Zorb. It's and Z's. You know, like why can't an alien just be a like... Bob? Yeah, Bill. Greg. Greg. Greg the alien. Zorb. It's always Zorb. It's always like, yeah, Zorbon, Zebathor.

Why can't it be a like Thome? Yeah. You know, or like Blam. Give us some, you know, S's and R's in there and some neutral sounding letters. Xeno has to do has to do with foreigners x e n o that's why i guess right x e n o okay all right mimic says stephen king shouldn't pay for verification that way when they take away the badge i can create a stephen

king account pay for the badge and be verified then praise trump all day as stephen king aha but that's the thing these people are lying about clearly Clearly, they're like, why would I want to be on a platform where Bloogie2937 is verified with a picture of a dog and then people are going to imitate me and get verified? Are you dumb? Do you really think they're going to? No, they're lying. Verification is if you are who you say you are and you take a picture of your ID and your credit card or whatever, they give you a badge.

That's it. They literally verify you are who you say you are. They're not going to let people imitate you. And verified accounts are probably only going to be people who have like actual bios or something. And brands, I guess. Terry Boyd says he may have asked Where's Nancy to make sure she wasn't home so they could party on. See, that's how they're doing it. I'm not your buddy guy says

viva didn't comply he refused to bear false witness to himself citing james o'keefe biggest regret oh okay all right i was wrong about that apologies viva i know we said that already but i'll say it again my mistake i thought because he posted a picture of it i thought he clicked the you know delete tweet button yeah okay what is this Tom Rabisa's Luke, what water filter filters everything? That's a great question. I forgot the exact name of it, but there's a particular one that you could install in your house. A lot of them are pretty pricey and expensive. But also if you filter out water, you have to add minerals to it because then your body will, of course, be lacking those minerals as well. So do your homework, especially when it comes to water filtration because you could also be hurting your body not even knowing it, thinking you're just filtering your water.

And when they come and install your water, they say they want to add minerals. Ask them what kind. And if they can't tell you, then you should probably be like, well, I'm not putting weird stuff in my water. Because I've heard stories of them being like, oh, it's like basic stuff, fluoride. Isn't that crazy we haven't figured out water yet? Yeah. Like the most important thing for our body. I've heard that silver makes a good water filter. And also graphene.

Although we're still in the beginning of graphene water filtration. You can put like nano gold out of water and stuff with whatever Bill Gates used to clean the poop and then drink it. Bill Gates drank poop water. He did this big thing about it. Yeah, he's on camera doing it. Right. And it comes out and then he's like,

mmm, poop. Yeah, exactly. They probably came to him and they're like, do you want those videos and photos released from that island? Or are you going to drink the poop water? What's the choice here, Bill? He's like crying about it while he's doing it.

Sustaining stewardship, says Tim. It would be goresome if you had Marty Benton to discuss energy and Bitcoin. Really cool dude. Would make a great show. Hey, listen. English is my second language, you son of a guns. And he's a person of color. Two, I'm a person of color.

Watch where you step. Number three, goresome is a word that other people have used in their vernaculars. And I'm not the first person to use it. It actually has its own Wikipedia entry. Does it really? Gorsom, yes. And people have a meaning towards it. Towards it?

Yeah, towards it, obviously. And a definition of it, meaning, you know. What is it? Ian, and a definition of it, meaning, you know. What is it? Ian, fact check. The gross and goresome act is certainly capable of turning the staunchest butcher's stomach. Fact check, punk. I was right.

That's from Winshenary. I demand a correction right now, Timothy. I was right. You're wrong. Definitely go with it. Language is magic. 5G chess IQ genius here. Clearly. Tom Penny says, go with it it's language is magic five five g chess iq genius here clearly tom penny says my favorite lukism is when he says brand spanking new blank but switches the word spanking and new

is that a lukism that's that's the english language yeah a brand new spanking thing i like that yeah my brain works in different way i dream in like polish which which is which is so weird but but again i i communicate with my family as well and i have to again just kind of switch my brain to speak polish and then speaking english sometimes is uh not that easy for me but i'm you know i'm doing my best so i i appreciate the the teasing are you like super fluid with polish uh it depends because the the less i use it the harder it is to to even you know talk but but it's easier for me to talk polish than pondering pondering life says solstice

solstice and talked about people being charged for arbitrary evil under article 58 always for anti-soviet agitation man that's that's the guy who did the gulag archipelago that book charged for crazy thomas tjg says the third guy was de papi's pimp collecting what pelosi owed the papi in the middle of trying to stop the pimp with the hammer pulls it out of his hands the cops show up and de papi is caught with the hammer i love all of these wild stories because you can really just make up whatever you want yeah how about this one um it wasn't actually either. It wasn't Paul who called the police. It was an agitated third party.

See, the three of them were building a birdhouse and this third guy got angry and called the cops and staged it and then let the cops in. The cops then see them both holding the hammer together

trying to build a birdhouse in tandem and then they assumed it was violent and started beating the crap out of them and then said, oh no, that was Paul Pelosi.

What do we do? Blame the other guy. Because they were building it for Nancy for her birthday. Where's Nancy? I need to ask her something. Where's Nancy? They got really sweaty, and he decided to take off all of his clothes. That's right.

The underwear. Because it's hard work making a birdhouse. That's right. It was a big one. Yeah. They got really sweaty and, you know, things just naturally happened. Okay.

Chris Bradley says, Dr. Shiva Ayyanduri exposed the DHS to censorship network two years ago. All of this is documented in public record in the federal lawsuit.

Ayyadurai versus Twitter at all. 120-CV-11-889 document number 195. Interesting. The Deep Friar says, Tim, I need to call you out for your earlier video ragging on the blue check marks while simultaneously making excuses for yourself to not abandon the watch count. Back your talk up with the walk. No, I made two different points. One was, I don't know why in the age of digital media,

everything's got to have a number to show you how well something's done. As for Twitter, I would love it if they got rid of the follower count, the like count and the retweet count and all that stuff. As for YouTube, what I said was, honestly, though, I don't know if that is good to turn off because it may have an impact on how YouTube distributes your content. So I'm not going to intentionally hobble my channels. But if YouTube were to get rid of view count, then okay, so be it. Big difference. Okay, let's see. Oh, Chris Bradley giving us more and more money. Say his name or prove you're a fraud. Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai exposed the DHS censorship network two years ago. I love these like ultimatum

super chats. I'm giving you money you better say it or else. Okay dude. Thanks for the money though. It's like I read it and then later on he gets mad that I didn't read it yet but I didn't read it. Oh yeah patience. Yeah it's like I can't read every single one. Oh what do we got here let's see rob gratt says luke look at your instant inbox sent you a sketch of a bill gates in budapest t-shirt in budapest i'm gonna check it out thank you so much for

messaging me at luke we are change on there raymond g stanley jr says ian bro as a fellow 40 we got them bags bro we got them bags, bro. We got them bags, bro. What's he talking about? Your eyes, maybe? Oh, underneath? Money bags? Money bags.

Michael Hinton says, do you think the media is saying the Pelosi attacker is a Q guy? So going into the elections, the leftists can say, see, we told you these people are dangerous. Vote for us and we'll stop them. Yeah, absolutely. Probably. I think that's why they're so eager to push it. Pally Bruce says Pinochet did not throw people out of helicopters. Ian. Allende was a communist revolutionary that violated the Constitution. Smuggle weapons and Cuban soldiers

stay in power. The suicide is contested. Yeah, the suicide. Allende is the guy that was in the Capitol building. And then all of a sudden, right when like Pinochet's men were going to take it and Yeah, the suicide. All about that or mine so I can look at it. James Savick says Biden has been dumping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to depress gas prices while he's poking Russia with a stick. When they stop dumping the reserve gas, we'll spike and who knows what Putin will do. ManBearPig says I'd like to negotiate further with Elon Musk regarding Twitter Blue. Tree Fitty. There you go. I honestly think he could charge way more.

If you're a big brand and a big company and you want access to all these special tools and data analytics, you'll pay for it. And that being said, they need to pay their top creators who make content, and they've got to figure out how to do that. So I honestly don't know how you'd do it. I don't know. He's also talking about bringing back Vine. So there's a lot of opportunities and potential there. And if you have people paying eight bucks a month, that's a lot of money that you could share the revenue with, or even do an affiliate sale being like, hey, if you get more people to sign up, you get a commission. Yeah, just make Twitter a pyramid scheme. Everybody who signs up using your promo code, you get $0.10 for the rest as long as they're paying members.

And then anyone they sign up, you get 10% of. And anyone they sign up, you get 10% of. You see? Multi-level marketing it's called, right? Yeah, that wouldn't work. You can work your way towards a blue check. There you go. That's funny.

Justin Asquith says, shoe on head and Sam Hyde as guests. Bonus points if you get them both on at the same episode. We almost got Sam Hyde on. It was going to be before his big boxing match, and then we didn't. I don't know what happened. I think we could. I know him.

Well, Shoe on head, we've invited several times, but I just don't think she wants to come on the show. Yeah, Sam's down. It was just a scheduling issue at the time. Sam Hyde would be awesome. Yeah. That would be a great show. With Shoe on Head at the same time. That's tough.

Who knows? We did book Shoe and Alex Jones for the same episode, but then Shoe cancelled. Would have been good, Shoe. It's too bad. Let's do it. Let's make it happen. It's too bad. And then I've invited her several times after, but she's just doesn't want to do it, I guess.

For whatever reason, I don't know, man. Yeah, I wonder why. You know what I will say, though? And this is not indicative of Shu, because Shu often does talk about a lot of these things and call out the establishment. Yeah, she does. But a lot of the old school anti-SJW, anti-woke crowd totally just panicked, wet their pants, and then started deleting videos and hiding.

Yep. All their old videos, all the past videos. Yeah, they just totally lost it. I got scared. They got scared. Some people abandoned it outright, stopped making content. Some deleted their most prominent videos and just totally panicked. I can empathize with the panic.

It's tough to get red-pilled when people around you aren't getting red-pilled. It can feel very isolating. I mean, I don't know. If you're a coward, then that's fine. Just let everybody know. But I guess we't know if you're a coward then that's fine just let everybody know but i guess we do know that you're a coward so whatever it's fine mira rora says please fix the ads of the podcast having ads injected in the middle of a sentence makes the discussion very difficult to follow there's just like no real way to do anything about that because we're all talking nonstop

and often talking over each other but that's how all podcasts do it so yeah all right bryce e says the guy before was correct pinochet didn't throw people out of helicopters because communists aren't people ah ha ha ha ha okay well i i do have to say this you know we're hoping that this election can clear up a lot of the air and perhaps lead to some inquiries and maybe deescalate things so we don't see violence or dehumanizing language in the long run. But I do think it's important to point out that the original 1964 Human Rights Act specifically says that communists aren't people. Wow. Yeah. It doesn't say they aren't people. It says that they're not protected. It says that this bill will not be construed to protect members of communist-affiliated organizations, etc.

So it's actually really interesting that they get denied human rights. I see here there's this thing called death flights, if you look up on Wikipedia. And Oregier Benebente, Augusto Pinochet's former personal helicopter pilot, has admitted that on numerous occasions he threw prisoners into the ocean or into the high peaks of the Andes. Well, if you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, and share this show. Take that URL, post it wherever you can. Let your friends know about it. It's the best way to help out.

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