Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #685 McCarthy LOSES Speaker Vote In Historic Failure, MAGAs REVENGE IS NOW w/CJ Pearson

Episode Date: January 4, 2023

Tim, Ian, Luke, & Serge join CJ Pearson to discuss the house failing to elect a speaker, CNN's Sanjay Gupta's comments about Damar Hamlin's injury, Canada threatening to revoke Jordan Peterson's medical license, new twitter files revealing big tech, government, & journalists all colluded together, & singer M.I.A. facing backlash after saying she believes in Jesus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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And it was, you know, it's like one o'clock or something. And the House of Representatives, they're coming in and everybody's like, we're going to vote. And then the vote goes on. Kevin McCarthy loses. And I laughed a hearty laugh. And then, you know, I'm seeing all of these Republicans on Twitter being like, no, all these conservatives. And a lot of them are my friends. You know, like, you know, Will Chamberlain's a good friend, but he's like, this is ridiculous.

Kevin McCarthy should win. It's a waste of time. I'm just I'm loving it. I'm watching. It's the MAGA revenge. I mean, it is. I don't know if Jim Jordan is the answer. Let me votes, they adjourn with no speaker. It's a historical moment. It hasn't happened in over 100 years, and before that, it was the Civil War. But I'll tell you, it was a good day, because as I'm sitting here, and I'm playing on the TV, the TV going,

and they're like, roll call voting, and then I see only five votes were needed to stop Kevin McCarthy from winning. I was playing Overwatch, and I got a 20, I think I got I got, like, a 23-player kill streak with D.Va. Oh, you were in the flow state. I was just, I'm listening to Kevin McCarthy lose, and, like, my eyes are glowing, and

I'm playing as D.Va, and just, it's a shooter team game, and I'm just wiping everybody out. It was so much fun. And then I, I was just, it was amazing. Like, I killed, like, seven guys, and I'm just like, missiles, shields up. It was a good day, and I'm just it was amazing. Like I killed like seven guys and I'm just like missiles shields up. It was a good day. And I'm and I'm just laughing. And we got we got to talk about it because this is a historic moment. Hasn't happened since 1923. I think it took eight votes in 1923. So we're on three going on to the fourth vote, three failures. And so they adjourn until tomorrow. We'll see what happens. I think the McCarthy people are only voting for him out of fear of the Republican establishment.

They assume he's the leader. So they just say, fine, whatever you say. Yo, the Jim Jordan faction, the Never Kevins, at the very least have conviction behind them. That's who you all should switch to vote for. That's it. Because it's not the end of the world. It's just the people voting for McCarthy are just doing it because they're told to. That's not a reason to vote for. That's it. Because look, it's not the end of the world. It's just the people voting for McCarthy are just doing it

because they're told to. That's not a reason to vote for somebody. So we're going to talk about that. We got other big news. Jordan Peterson, he just announced he's being forced

to undergo some kind of like social media sensitivity training or they'll take away his license. So that's a crazy story. And then we got to talk about DeMar and the bills. man i he's he's he's uh he's alive that's good news last night we were on the show people were mentioning he collapses on the field and the the left and everybody is saying it's something called like what is it called like commideo cardio or corditis or something i don't

know basically they're saying that he got hit in the heart at the exact moment to cause like a disruption, which made his heart flow improperly. And then he lost, you know, blood flow. It's true. It does happen. But there's a question I want to ask. Why are so many people, even the naysayers,

immediately bringing up vaccines? It's an important question, whatever your opinion on the matter is. I tweeted this morning, a New York Post story. It said, cardiac arrest, 24 years old. That's all I said instantly. Some lefty guy was like, it has nothing to do with the vaccines. And I'm like, bro, I didn't even bring that up. Like I was like, wow, cardiac arrest 24 is crazy. I didn't say anything about it. But why are even the haters bring it up? There's an interesting

conversation to be had around that. So we'll definitely have that. Before we get started, my friends, head over to TimCast.com. Become a member in order to support our work directly. The most exciting thing that I'm, that I want, the one thing that I'm most excited to talk about is the coffee shop that we're building. Obviously, Freedomistan is, we're getting really close to launching. One of the problems we have over there is we're waiting for internet. But the building is being done. I posted a photo of it. We're going to have a skate show launching. We're going to be doing a big

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channel, share the show with your friends. Joining us today to talk about this and so much more is CJ Pearson. Thanks so much for having me. Pleasure to be here. Absolutely. Who are you, good sir? Well, who knows these days? I'm living in LA.

I work for PragerU, having a great time there. Doing all that we can to help beat back all this crazy indoctrination that we're seeing on campuses all throughout the country. I'm 20 years old. I'm a free thinker who is so excited to be here. So thanks for having me again. Right on, man. Well, thanks for hanging out. We got Luke, of course.

Los Angeles, are you crazy? We'll talk about that in a little bit. Hi, guys. My name is Luke Grodowski here of We Are Change.org. And I wanted to remind everyone that, if you could question it, it's science. If not, it's propaganda. I think a lot of people need that reminder, especially today. If you agree, you could get this shirt and you could remind them by wearing it in a lot of public places,

starting a lot of conversations, and meeting like-minded friends on thebestpoliticalshirts.com because you guys get the shirts. That's why I'm here. Thank you again so much for having me. Science is the I'm here. Thank you again so much for having me. Science is the art of questioning. Thank you, Luke, for reminding me. I also want to say, Damar Hamlin,

last night I said that he got tackled. Correction, Damar leveled that dude, tackled him to the ground. Nice job, Damar. And we're going to talk more about you later in the show. I'm Ian Crossland. Let's get to it.

Serge, what's happening, brother? Hey, what's up, guys? I am Serge.com. Good to be here. Hope we have a good one. Let's jump to it. Serge, what's happening, brother? Hey, what's up, guys? I am Serge.com. Good to be here. Hope we have a good one. Let's jump right into it, man. Ladies and gentlemen, MAGA's revenge. I was excited to see it.

The House has adjourned with no speaker. I dig it. I do. Look, man, I'm not a Republican. I've been saying this for the past couple of weeks. I don't care for Kevin McCarthy. In 2016, it was reported that he, apparently there's a recording where he said Trump was being paid by Putin or something like that. Okay.

Kevin McCarthy said Donald Trump bears responsibility for January 6th. Things like that. This is a guy who is not interested in the actual we the people. It's establishment garbage all the way. Now look, Marjorie Taylor Greene very much wants him to win. A lot of people have said it's because she's got a quid pro quo. Well, yeah, he's going to put her on committees if he wins. So she's like, I want him to win.

We're going to get things done. I don't see anything wrong with that other than I'm not a Republican. I'm not going to support Kevin McCarthy. So when he loses three times in a historic failure, I was just laughing the whole time. Look, I get it. Jeffries is going to be worse for a lot of reasons than McCarthy. Here's the fear. There's, I think, 434 people who are voting because there's one vacancy. You have to get a majority of votes cast in order to become the speaker. That means the only way the Democrats can win is if Republicans vote Democrat. Maybe it's possible. The fear is if this drags out too long, moderate Democrats

and Republicans, establishment, corporate, you know, uniparty, are going to be like, can we find 218 people to just put like Liz Cheney as Speaker of the House? And then they'll do it. There's enough people to do it. I'm not entirely convinced, though, because I don't think someone like Liz Cheney could actually pull it off. But a lot of people are basically saying, if Kevin McCarthy wins, you'll get some things you want. If he doesn't win, and then there's some kind of uniparty shill who gets the votes because the Democrats and Republican uniparty will vote for him, then we're worse off.

I'm kind of like, what's the difference? What's the difference between Liz Cheney and Kevin McCarthy? Like, don't come at me with that. I don't like the Republicans, okay? There's a handful I like. Thomas Massey's cool. Matt Gaetz and Lauren Boebert, I think, were awesome today. They stood up and said no. But Liz Cheney, Michael Malice had this tweet. Liz Cheney was the one who was introducing Kevin McCarthy, nominating him to be speaker back in 2021. So it's just like, you think I'm looking at Kevin McCarthy like, oh, he's so much different from Liz Cheney.

Yeah, same thing. Same thing. I don't know if Jim Jordan is going to be the right guy either, but I'm just sitting back laughing that it's been 100 years since a failure of this proportion hit.

And you know what I think? The establishment is so accustomed to getting whatever they want that they don't know how to handle something like this. If it is only 20 people who have rejected Kevin McCarthy, so be it. That is a good sign.

When the Democrats were nominating Nancy Pelosi and the squad threatened to withhold their votes unless they got universal health care provisions, they caved instantly and voted for Pelosi. And now what's happening is all the Democrats are like, see, we're a unified party and the Republicans are in disarray. Yeah, there was one person who tweeted that the Republicans are so authoritarian that all of them now are fighting

because they demand they get their way or else. Whereas Democrats are all about democracy. So they're in agreement. And I'm like, oh, okay. Dissenting is authoritarian and marching in lockstep with the corporate Democrats. That's not fast.

Get out of here. So I don't know. What do you guys think? Are you happy to see McCarthy lose or is it just a big waste of our time? I like the way Matt Gaetz stood up and spoke about it. I actually have a tweet from ALX on Twitter, and you might be referencing it in this article too from The Hill. But he said basically, like what Marjorie Taylor Greene may have done is I want to vote

for McCarthy because he's going to put me ahead of a committee. But Gaetz is like, I don't want to be part of a puppet committee. Well, he said you can't drain the swamp if you appoint an alligator into a position of power, which is a pretty big statement. Gates said that? Yeah. Bravo. And, you know, personally, you know, government gridlock is a part of my love language. So seeing what's happening right now is pretty cool.

It's pretty awesome. And it shows you that, you know, the Republicans aren't just the foot soldiers, aren't just obeying every single order, and they're willing to stand up for larger ideas and principles. There was allegedly negotiations between a lot of the dissenting individuals and McCarthy. McCarthy, allegedly, this is what we're hearing from Lauren Boebert and other people, didn't concede to any of these larger demands. MTG, very interestingly, is coming out and saying, hey, these guys are asking things personally for themselves. I'm not even getting anything from all this.

So it's interesting to see all this debate. Personally, I hope there's no speaker. I hope there's no Congress. I hope there's just deadlock. I hope they are just arguing and fighting each other all the time. So they leave us alone. That's my personal dream. Gates said they threatened to pull them off committees unless they voted for mccarthy that's absolute insanity you said that to

me i'll be like oh okay now i definitely won't what do you what do you think cj if you're a congress member who would you vote for you know not anyone i'm in your boat i think the silver lining to all of this is that literally until there is a speaker you cannot swear in a single one of these people so maybe we don't need a speaker. And maybe that means that the House of Representatives cannot inflict any further damage upon any people who actually value limited government in this country. And it's a shame to see that

literally, if you are an everyday American and you fail to do a basic duty of your job, you are fired. These people cannot even elect a Speaker of the House. It's absurd. I say Fetterman for Speaker. I mean, why not? Let's make this happen. cannot even elect a speaker of the house it's absurd yeah i say federman federman for speaker i mean why not let's make this happen and also it doesn't have to be a congress member it could be anybody trump that becomes speaker at this point greta yeah yeah can it be a non-american you name

it let's put him in there mix it up change it up a little bit i'm sick of these politicians and plutocrats and people who don't give a damn about us. Let's totally change it up. Let's get Ronald McDonald in there. He'll do a better job than all of them. Seriously. The prediction market's been pretty wild. Kevin McCarthy's currently leading on Predict It, followed by Steve Scalise, then Jim Jordan. Jim Jordan's

dropped down. He was at 12 cents earlier. But Kevin McCarthy actually got knocked out of the top spot for Steve Scalise. It's been bouncing up and down, nobody knows right, you want to talk about wisdom of the crowd most people on Predict It, right now they're leaning towards it's probably going to be Kevin McCarthy that's why it's 45 cents per share, he's the lead

but it's been bouncing some people think Steve Scalise will be because he's in a leadership position, he will be the compromise, and I'm just kind of like yo, the first vote happens in the house and you need only five defectors to block mccarthy and they vote for like biggs and there were a few a few other votes like you know just random people well i shouldn't say random people but you know

one person will get like one vote then you get matt gates nominating jim jordan jim jordan nominating ke Jordan Jim Jordan nominating Kevin McCarthy then it goes to a vote again and this time Jim Jordan gets 19 votes so like the never McCarthy faction unifies then it goes to the third vote you know the third vote

Jim Jordan got 20 votes McCarthy went down Byron Donald flipped his vote I'll tell you exactly what I saw. Why is Marjorie Taylor Greene supporting Kevin McCarthy? Because she wants to be on committees. She doesn't have the power to go up against the establishment. The best position she could get is you get Kevin in.

She gets on committees. She can actually do something. But I don't think it'll be enough. I think what they'll do is, McCarthy will get them in committees where they'll have just enough power, but not really enough to do anything. You get Jim Jordan, maybe you'll get something a little bit better. I'm not even convinced

Jim Jordan's going to be the right guy. He doesn't even want the job anyway. But Kevin McCarthy already moved into the Speaker of the House office. That walk of shame is going to be depressing. If it's going to happen. I mean, it's politics. Anything could happen.

They could bring out the FBI and CIA and the Epstein tapes, and they could be all voting in unison right away. So that could also happen. Or they could bring up the Internet history that they have on them or their private information and data that they have on them. But MTG made also some very interesting comments that I think are worth considering and talking about. She was saying we need to vote for Kevin McCarthy because the Republicans could actually get rid of the 87000 IRS agents that are supposed to be inducted into the IRS. That's her kind of explanation to it. But again, I personally love the fighting myself. I'm shaking my head so hard over here. It's not going to happen.

It's not going to. You put Kevin McCarthy in a speaker and he's going to be like, well, hold on. We've got to play by the rules. There's a way to do this. Oh, come on. Spare me, dude. The guy who claimed Trump was being paid by Putin, the Republican, look, Republicans teamed up with Democrats to stop Trump, to stop MAGA, to stop America First. I'm not interested. I just don't care.

I am actually turned on by humility and the fact that this Jim Jordan guy, who I don't know, doesn't want the position and he's willing to nominate someone else, but they still want him for the role. I think he's the right guy. Contrary to what Kevin McCarthy has been saying, it's my turn. I earned it. If you don't give this to me, you're embarrassing the party and the nation. It's like that type of entitlement is the last thing we need in leadership in Washington today. So it's like, yeah, I'm right there with you. We need humility. We need someone who doesn't want it at all.

But Jim doesn't want it because he wants to be a part of committees publicly. To be chair of the chair, yeah. Exactly, and wants to investigate, allegedly, the FBI and the intelligence agencies. Allegedly. Would he be, like, neutered his ability if he were to become the speaker in doing that?

Yes. And then we also talked to Lauren Boebert just a couple days ago. Specifically, I had a conversation with her and I asked her, hey, we need a new church commission-style hearing. I was like, what's the chances of that happening? If you guys don't know what the church commission hearings are, it's where all the dirt about the intelligence agencies in the 70s was revealed. It was the heart attack gun.

It was the infiltration of the corporate media. It was incredibly important hearings that actually had a little bit of accountability when it came to the intelligence agencies. I was like, what's the possibilities? What's the sanctions? And she was like, not that good. So, I mean, allegedly she's negotiating with Kevin McCarthy, trying to get something done here. Is that a part of the negotiations? I personally hope so.

We'll see. Look, Boebert said they're working on it. That's something they do want but look at how many you get 20 people to defy the establishment good i'll take it but i i just you get these these these establishment people in all of this is gone investigation of joe biden i doubt will happen and if it does it'll be so weak and pathetic it will be end up being nothing it will be okay yeah we'll do the investigation and then they're going to go find some homeless guy and be like see what you can find and they're going to give him 10 bucks

yeah sometimes it's worse to do a shell of an investigation than no investigation because they'll try and put it to rest with the normies when in fact they haven't actually done anything done a single that's that's a 20 right there ian rolled a straight 20 i think that nis did that with the 9-11 uh world trade center i mean that thing that commission had holes all through it if you want to look at that. They will do an investigation and they'll ignore 99% of Joe Biden and his family.

They'll focus on little tiny things here, then claim it's debunked and say, look, we did your investigation and it was debunked. That's why I'm like, nah, not these guys. Look at the Benghazi Select Committee. Sorry, go ahead. No, look at the Benghazi Select Committee. What actually came of that? that nothing of substance you didn't see any people go to jail you didn't see anyone actually be really investigated maybe it's time we actually

learn from the left at least the j6 committee whether or not you like it or not um and it was absolutely disgusting in the way in which they weaponize the federal government against people who disagree with their beliefs but maybe that's what we should be doing in terms of looking into how the federal government has actually been weaponized against conservatives throughout this country. We're seeing it also

in the Twitter files now. Someone shared it. If Jeffries wins, there will be no investigation at all. I'm like, yeah, that's actually the point Ian was making. That's better. If there's no investigation,

we can eventually get one. If they do a sham investigation, they'll be like, we already did your investigation. We found nothing. You're wasting our time. And then with the normies, they're going to be like, oh, that was debunked, wasn't it? So it's almost better to have no investigation than a fake one with someone like Kevin McCarthy, Republicans, who are actually Democrats driving the speed limit. Or Republicans, is that the saying?

Am I getting it right? Wait. Yeah, Republicans or Democrats driving the speed limit. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, so, you know, that's going to be a no for me, dog. Thanks, Randy. Yeah, here, let me pull this up. Let's talk about the history. So, I have this here from Wikipedia, the list of speakers.

1923, check this out. Progressive Republicans had refused to support Gillette for the first eight ballots, only after winning concessions from Republican conference leaders, a seat in the House Rules Committee, and a pledge that requested House rules change would be considered, did they agree to support him. This was the first speakership election to take multiple ballots since the Civil War. And then we have this from the Washington Post.

Check this out. When the House needed two months and 133 votes to elect a speaker. Okay. They say, you know, it goes back to 1856. It was a crazy election. Took months. Let's hope that we resolve this House stuff tomorrow. Because if it ends up taking eight votes and then finally there's concessions

made and maybe kevin mccarthy gives more concessions to say matt gates lauren bobert etc enough that they actually will be able to do real investigations or something like that it's better than taking two months and uh being more indicative of a coming civil war or something you know what would be a scenario if there was no speaker well there would be no new members sworn in you wouldn't be able to vote on anything else until there's a speaker in office so it would literally put the entire branch um out of standstill other than the senate they were sworn in today but so they couldn't even vote on things if there's no speaker i like that idea that sounds great that sounds awesome and you only need five people yeah five people man

shut down congress let's do it yeah how did but how did thomas massey vote did he vote for mccarthy i'm not sure let's pull up i i i wonder i'm not sure if he was one of the defectors or not i don't think some people people were telling me not to call the voters defectors the people voting for jim jordan are the people's vote and the rest are the shill votes. I want to stress this. All right. The people who are voting for McCarthy are just doing it because McCarthy's the machine. He's the Republican machine. And when the machine comes to you and they control funds and they can crush you, they say, look, you vote for me. We'll get you the committees you want. That's the way it's played. Don't F with me. And they go, yeah, yeah, for sure. No problem. Now you've got people who are like, I don't care. Matt Gates is it's played don't f with me and they go yeah yeah for sure no problem now you've got people who are like i don't care matt gates is like i don't care i'm not going to vote

for it's not going to happen lauren boberts is the same thing this is the i am a spartacus moment this is where people the republicans can now stand up safely and say look i don't want to cause any problems but you guys don't have it i'm going to vote for jim jordan yeah they need to do it and it's that type of moral courage and conviction that we need right now if we're actually going to have the investigations that really matter, like you said. Looking into all this Fauci-related stuff, looking into the Twitter files and big tech collusion with the federal government, we don't do that by having someone who has already showed us who they are.

Like, literally, believe someone the first time when they show you who they are. When has McCarthy in his history, as a know, a member of leadership ever really been the guy to, you know, burn down the barn and say, we're going to get to the bottom of this and figure out what exactly is going on. Jim Jordan has showed us who he is. You know, there are other options out there who have shown us who they are. And I think that like when you have those options, especially when the fact that we don't control the Senate and the Democrats and the left will still control the White House for several years to come. So it's like we are the opposition party. All we can really do is investigate and hold people accountable. And if we don't have a speaker is able and willing to do that, then what

are we even doing? What are we wasting our time on? I also just like the revenge element of it. Yeah. Like it was just funny to watch Kevin McCarthy lose three times in historical failure because he's been a never-Trumper. He's been—he's—look, man, there are a handful—I'm not a Republican. I keep saying it a million times. Never cared for the Republican Party. But then all of a sudden—and I was even late to the party, too. Like, they were former Occupy Wall Street people, 9 million Obama voters, switched to vote for Trump. And I was like, I'm not voting for Trump. Then I start seeing what Trump is doing.

I see these people who used to be Bernie supporters now voting for Trump. And I was like, wow, like I didn't even realize that. And then people were like, look, he wants to bring jobs back to this country. He wants to secure our border. He wants to end foreign wars. And I'm like, you know, those are really good points. Like I didn't take Trump seriously in the beginning. I probably should have.

I probably should have at least, you know, but I was just so jaded. So this time around, okay, I'm gonna vote for the guy. Does Kevin McCarthy and, you know, even with all due respect, Marjorie Taylor Greene think that someone like me would actually get behind a guy who claimed Putin was, you know, that, you know, the Russia, he pushed the Russia collusion nonsense or the January 6th nonsense. I'm not interested in that. That's, you will never see me be like a proud party Republican who's going to march in lockstep with Republican establishment because I'm supposed to. Not interested in that. According to Axios, Thomas Macy is voting for Kevin McCarthy. Yeah, that's what I figured. I figured. I'd like to see Massey as Speaker of the House. That'd be great.

He'd probably just, like, could you imagine if Ron Paul was speaker? Just, I'm not going to swear anybody in. Yeah. We're just, we're just, we're just, it's just a real job, young man. Honestly, stop. Thomas Massey would be a great speaker of the house. Cause he's kind of like a robot. I mean, I love you, Tom, obviously, but like, like autistic robot, you know, you got the engineering skills down. If you know what I'm saying, man, we need someone that's, that that's impartial that's willing to just work off of facts and logic if they're going to function as a as the speaker for the whole you don't want the emotions clouding it up here's and you're not a robot bro you're a man let's let's let's let's go back to the core of

this this segment right so it was 1856 just before the civil war when tensions are as hot as they've ever been and it took months to finally get a speaker. Then, of course, a few years later, they're in Civil War. Then you get 1923. So I suppose my view is, I know, Luke, you're saying gridlock is good. And I'm like, yes, gridlock is preferable to corruption. But I want a net positive. I want investigations. So I guess my concern is what's the risk of destabilization if we go for hard investigations and accountability versus letting the machine lock itself down and then just having nothing happen, right? Like what is the preferable scenario? Yeah, you could accidentally uncover a lot of stuff that makes people very angry, very

riotous. And then you have foreign corporations come in, be like, you're the victim here. The American government was out to get you. We'll protect you. I'm Klaus Schwab. I'm here to help. And then all of a sudden we have a corporate state. The foreign corporations have already taken over the public government, Ian. They already are in charge. They already are crawling the shots. We look at our form of government. They don't serve the people. There's been many studies, particularly showing populist policies never get passed. The policies that the lobbyists want passed, they get passed, especially when they have big money behind them.

So what you're warning about happening already has happened. But, Luke, my question for you is do you think it's better to have investigations like a church commission or gridlock shutting the government down? Investigations or whitewashes? That's another point I don't understand here. Let's say we could get, let's say Jim Jordan wins and he actually says, okay, we're going to have some accountability. Maybe not perfect, but it's going to be, it's not going to be a whitewash. Is that good? Or would you rather see gridlock? I'd rather see gridlock because it's going to be the same government that just a couple

days ago passed the $1.7 trillion spending bill. It's going to be the same government that just passed Bill Gates's Inflation Reduction Act, which doesn't really reduce or do anything with inflation. It's the same people predominantly in power right now that are going to be doing more with your life. And I just have I just I just don't believe them when they're going to come here and say we're going to be doing more with your life and i just have i just i just don't believe them when they're going to come here and say we're going to do things differently now i mean really come on i agree like that's a thing too like a lot of people are saying jim jordan

and i'm kind of you know i i guess maybe i mean i've seen i've seen him write a lot of letters i've seen him speak up a whole lot it's better than nothing but i don't know if i've seen enough to where i'm like he's the guy like thomas massey is someone where i i trust him that if he was speaker you'd you'd actually see something happen i don't know about jim jordan that's why i probably agree with you more luke my my view is your option the options in the speaker vote today were control or controlled opposition that's why i'm just like not interested yeah what's your what's your vision? I think that's a lot of people right now.

But I think when you talk about is it worth the trouble, I think the people want the trouble. They want to see these investigations. They want to see these truths uncovered wherever that may lead. And I think that it's so easy to get trapped in the personality debate when it comes to this because we're dealing with people. Do you really like McCarthy? Do you really like Jim Jordanordan those are all personality questions but i think at the end of the day what we are seeing from if you just look at twitter and the conversation that's going on about it every single tweet that marjorie taylor green has made um you know

supermanning for kevin mccarthy has been ratioed every single oh yeah and it's just like the people want accountability and we're not going to get that by being the complacent conservative movement that we've always been. I was watching War Room earlier and Marjorie Taylor Greene appeared on it. And so I'm like, I got to see this because, you know, look, I like Marjorie. And I want to hear what she has to say about Kevin McCarthy. And, you know, the chat lit up with she'll sell out. You've turned. You've abandoned us.

Backstabber. They are not happy with Marjorie Taylor Greene on this one. It's worth hearing her out, of course, before you start judging the person. She's not wrong in the sense that she has a logic to her decision. Kevin McCarthy is the leadership. He's made concessions on certain things. He said there will be investigations. And she's probably been guaranteed committee positions where she, who I trust, would actually do something, will do something. But I'm just going to come out and say it like Marjorie is a Republican. She's a Trump Republican, but she's still going to be there for the party.

Don't look at me like I was barely there. I wasn't there at all in 2016. I was barely there in 2020. And I think that's the problem. Republicans barely squeaked by because they were able to convince a lot of post liberals, moderates and, you know, like like more middle of the road people to support them now they're coming out and saying it's it's here's how i feel i don't want to speak for anybody else i feel like now that they've won they're coming to people like me and being like okay now that you've helped us fall in line here's

our republican establishment plan i'm like bro don't look at me you're not going to convince me you're lucky you got my vote in the first place. So I just, I just, I don't see it, man. You should always be reticent about voting for quote, the party. That's a big Hitler tag. You know, Hitler wrote about the party in Mein Kampf. It's all about the party, putting the party first, you know, it's do not do that in America. I mean, who, geez, vote for people. You know, here's, you know, here's what we need. We need an Elon Musk in Congress. And I don't mean Elon Musk literally. I mean someone who's willing to stake $40 billion to do something kind of off the wall, kind of nuts. I would like to see Matt Gaetz stand up and nominate Donald Trump.

He should get up there. He should be like, I am nominating Donald Trump for Speaker of the House. He is a great leader. He has massive support along the base there you go but could donald trump even get the votes at this point right who cares that's the thing yeah like someone needs to throw a figurative pie yeah like jim jordan is not a pie jim jordan is a middle finger to mccarthy so he can't win but come on like biggs was was not bad you know freedom caucus guy but they could they could have still done better.

I mean, even Matt Gaetz nominating Lauren Boebert would have been better. Okay, whatever. Who should it be, Luke? Ron Paul. Doctor No, they called him that in the Congress because he would vote no on everything. We need that kind of leadership.

So here's the question. Why doesn't Thomas Massey do it? Maybe because he's more robotic and he's more like, you know, it's not worth it. Because no one nominated him? Is that the only reason? Yeah, if I was in Congress, I'd be the craziest person in Congress. People would be like, this dude's out of his mind. I'd stand up and I'd say Ron Paul.

You'd be the AOC of the right. No, I wouldn't. Yeah, you would. No, AOC fell in line behind Nancy Pelosi. She got whip crack and she was like, whatever you say, Pelosi. What do you think no aoc fell in line fell in line behind nancy pelosi she got whip crack and she was like whatever you say pelosi what do you think happens when they go i'd stand up there and be like ron paul and i'll be like look i don't agree with ron paul a lot of things he's you know he's a right libertarian kind of guy but i agree with him on one thing he promised to leave me

alone if the government has a guy in there who's like here's my policy positions like okay i don't like all those but i also promise first and foremost to leave you alone i'll be like okay i'm gonna vote for you yeah so i if i was me i just i'd i'd throw a figurative pie i'd be like can we nominate thomas massey there's 45 000 people listening right now you guys want to nominate massey let's do it you know thomas you got my nomination yeah but i think the thing that like makes him not wanted is also a part of his virtue like thomas massey just wants to go up there fight for america fight for limited government he's not at all really concerned about the power and that is just oftentimes like the conflict of politics that everyone that we want to run never runs because they're smart enough to know not to

and i think that like why would you actually want to be speaker of the house sure you could do a lot of good work but like why would you put yourself in that position um can we get michael mal someone someone said michael mouse for speaker andre super chat i'm like well how about we just can he run for congress uh-huh yeah you know just yes sending you know him just being in there would be hilarious let's break down what's the purpose i think someone like jeffrey dahmer would be more of a perfect thing in congress when you look at his activities they match up with what Congress is doing pretty well. As a member of the Black community, I don't know if I can endorse

that. That would be safe for us. No, but hold on there. On that thought, there have been I've heard people talk about having people like Dahmer, murderers, people with criminal intent into the military, into foreign conflict, intentionally. They look for these people because they want combat. Imagine if you took all the

serial killers in the United States, and instead of imprisoning them, we're like, we're going to unleash you on our enemies. That's like Starcraft. Is that what they do? Yeah, in Blizzard, they put guys inside of mech suits permanently forever as that's their prison, and then they have to fight in the mech suits. That's Tychus one of them well okay yeah i don't know let's turn on their turn on their captors what's our resolution to this historic moment what do you guys think before we move on well what's the speaker of the house what's the purpose of the role it's it's third in line for the presidency all right they're they basically are the highest position in congress in in the house and so they set committees they they decide when bills go to

the floor things like that is it they the one person sets every committee i i don't know exactly it's through the house steering committee but the speaker basically controls his appointment so by extension the speaker yeah it makes sense can the speaker overrule the point committee is that what's called they can they can change the rules of the session, of the Congress. It's a very powerful position in government. Yeah, someone joked that the concession for Matt Gaetz and Boebert and all them, they should tell Kevin McCarthy, new rule for the 118th Congress that Democrats don't get to vote. You could make up weird rules. I don't know how weird you can get. Like Papa John's for dinner on Thursdays?

They could do that kind of stuff? mean that'd be that'd be cool i i would just i'd love to i'm thinking about it i'm like man i wish i could be there i i would never want to be in politics it's awful but just for that one moment to stand up and nominate donald trump would be totally worth it or nominate someone like dave smith wouldn't that be just amazing if somebody just got him and said dave smith he's funny guy libertarian let's have him do it that'd be great yeah just just to say it to everyone everyone watching on c-span or whatever hears you say it the most interesting thing on c-span in a while all right so this is gonna happen tomorrow they're coming back at noon there There's probably gonna be another vote right now. I bet every single one of these people,

they're on the phone nonstop. You've got threats, probably threats aren't going to work. You know, Matt, Matt Gates came out and said, they threatened to take away our committee positions. Don't care.

You're not going to, you're not going to win this one against Matt Gates by going in there and spitting on him and threatening him. You've got to, you're not going to get it unless you, unless you give a little bit. And where was this energy towards Ilhan Omar, right? Everything that she said that was anti-Semitic and all of these things, they have done more to criticize internal dissent,

even going the length of saying, we're going to take your committee away. But where was this energy towards Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib? It's like insane. It's like, they want to crack the whip on our own side, but yet we can never focus on the common enemy and hold the left to the same account that we're trying to do to ourselves i think there's really three because people like mccarthy keep winning there's three and it's because so many of these republicans are scared to go up against the republican establishment because of things like what happened to blake masters it's there's three parties in congress right now it's democrat republican in this new party that's still republican maga yeah whatever you want maga whatever the lion got energized by trump elephant donkey lion yeah there really is and

i think that's where all this divisiveness is coming from is the two political parties within the republican party which for whatever reason they haven't started a new party yet well you know what um um we'll see what happens i'm i'm i'm tired of the same old same old so i'm not interested in voting for these people just so that they can come. Look, Donald Trump is what convinces me and MAGA and all that stuff to vote for it. They oppose the grooming of the kids stuff, the CRT, foreign wars, stronger borders,

all that, like they support stronger borders. I'm for those things. I am not for 14 year establishment Republicans who are Democrats on the speed limit. I just, I'm not for that. Let's move on to this next story, though, because otherwise

we'll go in circles. Take a look at this one from Yahoo Sports. DeMar Hamlin has cardiac arrest on the field. NFL suspends game versus the Bengals. You may have seen this,

but what you may not have seen is I will play you this clip from CNN of Sanjay Gupta. Let's see. Is the audio going to play? Throughout the body. There we go. The goal is to restart the heart.

And it sounds like that they were able to do that on the field, most likely with a defibrillator, applying electricity to the heart to restart that. And then also we learned from Adrienne, I believe she said earlier, that he continues to be in critical condition, which we knew, but stabilized overnight, which is obviously important. So hoping for updates. What I've just described is a rare situation again. I had actually never seen it happen. Certainly not, you know, a film the way that it was, you know, for frankly, the world to

see. But that seems like the most. Okay. Sanjay Gupta says, I've never seen it. Either he is a terrible doctor or something really messed up is going on. Now, okay, I know, guys. Guys, he could be both. He could be both. He's a terrible doctor and something bad is happening. I get it. I get it. Everybody yelled at me because I said that.

I was like, either he's a terrible doctor or something messed up is happening. But let me point this out. He said, I've never seen this. Last night on the football field, DeMar, he's got the guy, you know, I don't know who the other guy was running at him. I'm not a big football guy. He tackles him. They spin, hit the

ground. He stands up. Then he passes out. So you want to look up what people are calling it, like committio. Oh yeah, I got that. It's commotio cordis. Commotio cordis is Latin for agitation of the heart. Okay, so they're arguing it's this rare thing where your heart gets hit right at the right moment, causing some kind of fibrillation, which disrupts your heart or whatever. Sanjay Gupta on CNN said, I've never seen it before.

Really? You've never seen it before? Take a look at this. Here, this is Airtable.com. This was posted on Twitter by DiedSuddenly. I am not making any assertions as to what's causing any of this, nor does this table. But homeboy Gupta wants to go on TV and say, I've never seen this before. Take a look at this list.

You want to start counting? Here's a 21-year-old guy in Greece. February 3rd, 2022, heart attack, dies. Here's a 29-year-old guy in Greece. February 3rd, 2022. Heart attack, dies. Here's a 29-year-old. Pro athlete. Sudden expected death. Here you go. Here's people who have heart issues.

Didn't die. This person said, it says they died, but they didn't write death on it. Every time you see a red bar, that's death. So let's just scroll down. Let's just scroll down. Look at all this. Those are deaths. These are athletes who are having direct issues with related to their heart

respiratory system or they're just dying it is not an assertion about vaccines i want to make sure that's clear because i tweeted about demar 24 years old cardiac arrest and then immediately some dudes like you would love for this to be the vaccine and i'm like what like i didn't even bring that up why are you bringing that up? Why are you associated? I'm just saying 24-year-old having a heart attack. That's crazy. All I said was cardiac arrest, 24 years old. You have this Airtable.com.

All of it has sources. WPXI, here you go. 23-year-old hockey player. Sudden unexpected death. A hockey player for California University of Pennsylvania died unexpectedly over the weekend. It's not clear what led to his death. A whole bunch of these deaths. You want to see how long this list is?

Let me scroll down. Start counting. I can't even, I can't, look, it's so massive. Here we go. We're two-thirds of the way through. The dates are all 2021 and 2022. Now look, I'll say this. I went through this list randomly clicking links

and this stories exist. I can't speak for every single post in here. I don't know. What I know is I pulled up like 10 or 15 and the stories are real. These people all died somehow for some reason. I don't know why. So when Sanjay Gupta says this of damar i've never seen anything like it bro are you reading the news because this list is nuts look how it's still going still going there's got this there's got to be thousands thousands of affected people there was another post by dr peter mccullough it's peter mccullough's name i'm getting ready yes he said that they did the study and found 1580 or some odd heart related issues among athletes. Of that 1101 deaths in the past year, I think it was prior to this 1100 people had died in the past 38 years. Here's my question. I have two questions. What's causing it? I know a lot of people want to jump

to conclusions, whatever those conclusions may be. And and the other question is why is it that so many people on social media are assuming immediately it's the vaccine i know i know what's causing it it's climate change clearly no that's what the corporate media that's what the corporate media has been telling us listen listen listen here could also be racism Could also be video games. But let's not jump to any conclusions here. Hold on, hold on. Racism. Yeah. That's a good point.

Yes, absolutely. I think that's racist just saying that. You're talking to a person of color. Watch out here. No, no. Hey, Ian. Are you trying to give Luke a heart attack? Yeah.

Well, come on. Seriously. Right? We should be serious. No, no, no. It's funny to be funny, but people, we're talking about people dying. Sanjay Gupta has his head in the sand, literally. And to blame what happened here on speculation is something that the corporate media has been doing.

There was a post by Chris Haddock, who is claiming to be a physician, and he's blaming this hit on the heart of a tackle this one in a 200 million chance of of him getting hit at the right time at the right right where the heart was was beating at this perfect time that that stopped his heart for money that's real it does it is real but it's one in 200 million and the people speculating this this chris haddock guy wrote hey this is what's happening here totally speculating here because he doesn't know we still don't know what's going on here. We still don't know the medical history. We don't know if this person did take the vaccine or didn't take the vaccine. Okay, it's not fair to speculate.

But he's speculating, and then he's calling people who are also speculating terrible and horrible people. You're accusing people of doing what you're doing. Someone made a good point. They said these are just the famous ones. Exactly. These are people who are on teams where their deaths are noticeable. So it's even high school, college, and professional sports. Now, look, look.

D2, D3, especially high school. What about the ones that we don't hear about that we, of course, know is happening as well? We don't know what's causing this. And what I mean by that is a lot of people have assumptions. A lot of people are making predictions. a lot of people are looking for patterns but i'm saying definitively we need an investigation into this right now sanjay gupta may have been saying i've never seen it happen like he knows it happens but he's never seen it and he mentions being filmed that way but that's not how like i'm not going to give him the benefit of the doubt i'm not going to sit here and try and justify what he's saying he's like i've never seen it before typically

when someone says that they don't mean physically see it they mean like like hear of it happening or or witnessing like an event or reading a chart or something like this two things to break down here another thing that i also brought up a couple months ago on this show was specifically insurance companies coming out and raising the alarms about excess debts, especially when it comes to males between the ages of 18 and 35, talking about how there was an alarming rate of young people dying more than they ever have before. Two, what's happening here?

We don't know because the government is standing in the way from any kind of transparency, any kind of accountability, any kind of data collection when it comes to seeing what's actually going on here. The government is denying all of this as they're still selling a product so if there was some transparency if there was some accountability like the government of florida is actually doing right now which their surgeon general came out and said that there actually is a correlation between the two if we had any of that we would have some trust we wouldn't be speculating what's going on here but because bill gates intervened and told donald trump not to investigate not to collect the data about what was happening with

the trump scene donald trump didn't have this investigation we don't know what's going on here and they're hiding the numbers they're fudging the data and the data that's coming out in other countries like the united kingdom is absolutely worrying and is showing a picture that is worth questioning and debating and and is connecting the dots here. Let me tell you what gives me pause. I post this story, cardiac arrest, 24 years old, and haters

come out and say, immediately, it's not the vaccine. And I'm kind of like, why are you bringing it up? Here's what I think. I think there are people who got vaccinated and got boosted, who personally, inside inside themselves believe something is wrong and they assume the vaccine's causing it but they don't want it to be true because they fear for their own health that's why they're coming out immediately like no no

and but the reason i bring that up is because i didn't even say it this could be caused by covid this could be caused by cardiovascular damage caused by COVID from people who went untreated. One of the symptoms of COVID, one of the problems was lung scarring. And what, I can't remember who we had on, it might've been Joe Ladipo from Florida. We were told that the spike protein of COVID damages the microvascular system in the body, causing problems with oxygenation of the blood. It also does cause blood clotting i'm not saying definitively that's what caused it i'm not a doctor my my point is how come these people this guy didn't immediately respond with i think covid is is causing these deaths it makes the most sense no the immediate thing he says is no no not the vaccine and it's like and i don't think

you have to just one really quick point you also also get the spike protein, not just from COVID, but you also get it from the vaccine for COVID as well, which is an important note to mention. Sorry, go ahead. And I think you don't have to jump to conclusions to come to the conclusion that this is not normal. Like a bunch of 20 year old kids who are healthy, otherwise healthy, randomly dying is not normal. And that is something that warrants questions. It's something that warrants an investigation, like you said. And if you don't agree with that, then you are living again in this

blissful ignorance, or maybe dare I say, it's a lot more nefarious than just blissful ignorance. You're right. It's not normal, man. And last night on Monday night, football in front of the world, like I think a lot of people around the world are, have heard about the myocarditis from the conversation about vaccines, my myocarditis and they're thinking okay whatever conspiracy we'll wait on that they just saw a guy fall down on monday night tv and a lot of i think it woke a lot of people or shook a lot of people into into thinking more about yeah what the hell is happening right right right it the answer to the question of why why are people assuming it's the vaccine the answer that question may be because there's a lot of people on social media who are saying this there's documentaries like died

suddenly and then you mentioned regular people don't think anything of it until they see a dude suffer from you know cardiac arrest on the field and then you know it's it's the opposite of out of sight out of mind they see it so they associate it it's the but here's here's the point i want to make i don't care for for for making an assertion as to what causes this. I don't care for that. Whatever you want to believe, you're entitled to believe. I'm just going to say this. As always, find a doctor you know and trust.

As it pertains to this Airtable.com link, with all of these people who are injured or dying from heart issues, what we start with is we take all of these stories. We begin investigating these stories. We've seen data that suggests it is abnormal and there is excess mortality. Then we investigate these to find common causes. We do a legitimate investigation and draw the conclusion after the fact. We don't say, hey, look, a bunch of people are dying. I'm going to immediately assume it's this. No, no, no.

Hold on. You're allowed to do that. But I think for the sake of solving the problem, waking up normies and making sure more people don't die, we don't need to make assertions. We just actually do the investigation. Yeah, but the government at the same time is saying, no, shut up. No investigations. Nothing is happening here. Black is white. Don't pay attention to what's really going on here. Don't pay attention to the huge amount of excess debts here. You got nothing to worry about. Just keep complying.

Just keep taking the procedure, which is absolutely crazy. My point is... Which is spurring on these theories. And I agree with you. If we want to wake up regular people who are being lied to or gaslit, the government saying, nothing to see here, folks. Okay, well, there's something to see here. We just don't know what it is.

We got to investigate in whatever way we can. If we had a good government and a healthy society, the response to all of this should have been, hey, this is really tragic. We should all learn how to do CPR and let's wait to find out what's going on here. But we don't have a good government. We have a corrupted government that has been bought off and paid for by big pharma that is doing their bidding, that is giving them no liability, and is going along with their studies that they fudged, that they manipulated, and pushing a product that we still have no long-term studies on. That's a lot of questions that I think deserve to be answered. I'm not a medical professional.

I'm not telling people here what to do. But at the same time, hey, my conclusion from all of this is you should be asking questions. It's not terrible to be asking questions. The people who are trying to gaslight you are some of the people that are speculating and trying to literally conjure up climate change in order to excuse a lot of this nonsense, which is absolutely crazy, delusional kind of thinking, when clearly there's a lot of evidence, there's a lot of coincidences provided to us. It's fair to make those conclusions.

And at the end of the day, if we're left with anything from here is like hey learn how to do cpr a lot of places a lot of communities do it for free it's worth doing i had to give someone cpr i once saved someone's life giving someone cpr um and um i can't recommend it enough if you guys get the chance to to learn learn it do it please immediately because there's going to be more of these cases coming very soon. And to all of your points, though, it's like, it should be just as alarming, if not equally so, as the fact that all of these people are dying suddenly, that people don't want to

even let you do what you described, right? Look into patterns, look into consistencies, and it literally goes just to the shirt that you're wearing. It's not science if you can't question it. It's propaganda. And so, genuinely, why is there such a resistance for people just to know the truth to know if there is a pattern if there isn't that's okay we're okay with being disproven we're not actually even making the assertion there's nothing to disprove we just want facts we want truth but also too

there just seems to be like so much resistance to it which i think should concern everyone like why would you even ban a documentary like died suddenly from the internet if there wasn't something there i don't know well the censorship you know it's it's the game of thrones quote from uh tyrian lannister when you cut him cut out a man's tongue you don't prove him wrong you only prove you fear what he has to say yeah and according to the ceo of one america a national life insurance corporation, he's talking about how there's an excess debts of 40% in the third quarter of 2021 that are not related to COVID, specifically among the ages between 18 through 64. What's causing a 40% increase in excess debts? That's a question worth asking, especially when the data

is clear that it's not related to COVID. What's going on here? It's something that should be worrying a lot of people. It should be something that we should be having debates and conversations on. It should be something that the corporate media should be focusing on. But of course, they're telling you, just sweep it under the rug. Don't worry about it. And because of that, this is one reason why we have to hold them responsible for this and why they might be culpable in all of this, especially with all the big pharma money that they're taking from Pfizer and other large multinational corporations

that previously bribed regulators and doctors and the media in order to, of course, gain profit and screw everyone else over, which they have a record and history of doing. Someone's saying the list is 304 adverse events that are listed in this. But these are all news cited stories. So this is, you know, articles were written and published that people could then reference to.

One of the weird things about this story right now that we're talking about with DeMar getting hit or hitting that guy and whatever, you know what happened, is that the NFL canceled the game in the middle of the game. It's the first time in history. Well, since 1933, I'm reading about it that ever for an injury as a game been canceled. That's what I thought was crazy. It's so weird. And then the, every team in the NFL changed their Twitter profile, their profile to DeMar's Jersey.

Like there's like, there's some sort of guilt, collective guilt. What do they do to this? I think getting canceled in the game, right? I don't think that any player on that team could have played that game and in any good faith or inability with what had happened,

you know, but I, what happened? It is unprecedented, You know, but I, yeah, it is unprecedented, you know, but we'll know soon. Hopefully I've, I've seen people taken off the field in stretches before.

I've seen people get knocked out and like go limp, but the game wasn't canceled. Yeah. This is it. Like Vosh tweeted something. He's a leftist. He's like, Oh no,

a football player got injured on the field. Must be something fishy. And I'm like, yeah, bro, he got injured on the field must be something fishy and i'm like yeah bro he got injured on the field they shut the game down everyone started crying i'm like i don't know i'm not a big football guy i've watched a lot of games i've seen a lot of injuries i've watched videos where like bass there was there was one it wasn't like a basketball player recently hit his head and get knocked out and they it was like a huge shock they kept playing yeah people people get injured and someone else comes in i think i think i've never seen an injury where they actually have an ambulance come onto get injured and then someone else comes in i think i think i've never seen an injury where they actually have an ambulance come onto the field and take someone out

in that way i think that was probably what was jarring a lot of people similar to the way you said people that weren't thinking about this cardiac arrest stuff or anything like that they this was like something that made it front of mind for them i think it just speaks to how catastrophic it really was to watch like i've seen some crazy injuries like and football games and things like this but like this like i'm probably it's one of those memories i feel like it's going to be a quarter the guy the guy is still in critical condition right now as we're speaking um and and we're also hearing from the chat i don't know if this is true or not but they're saying that the game wasn't canceled but the team said that they refused to

play yeah so so well yeah yeah that's this distinction here that I think is worth mentioning. From Yahoo, two hours ago, article comes out. The NFL canceled the game for DeMar Hanlon. It reads, it didn't after Chuck Hughes died on the field in 1971. Wow. I don't know. Times change, maybe. True.

This was the number one trending topic literally five minutes after it happened. We were on the show. People were like, dude just collapsed. I saw it in the chat it was just dominating and everyone was talking about it well i guess uh hopefully dude is okay we'll see how this one goes hard segue time we got the story from timcast.com canadian college threatens jordan peterson's medical license demands social media communications training uh christopher bertman wrote this story you know this this these journalists i gotta you, here's my headline suggestion. Jordan Peterson threatened with revocation, is that the right word, of medical license

unless he submits to re-education. I'm just kidding. Chris did a good job. I don't like the framing, but in fact-based news, but me personally, here's the story. That's it they're saying jordan peterson has to submit to re-education because he's offended people on social media or they'll take his medical license away i say dr jordan peterson i don't know if he really needs that at this point i mean i understand he probably enjoys practicing clinical psychology i think

he's probably doing well for himself. And this is an opportunity to be something bigger than just a one-on-one doctor. Again, I know, I know. It's his life, it's his career and everything. But I think Jordan Peterson is better off focused on telling people to be responsible, to be individuals and things like that. But what, again, does it say about our society today that they are literally trying to take the medical license away from an individual for nothing more than wrong. Well,

hold on, hold on, hold on thing. Our society, this is Canada. Okay. This is comedy Canada. We're well on our way.

We are well on our way. Comedy is not that far away, right? That's right. Yep. Yeah. So Jordan Peterson tweeted the Ontario College

of Psychologists has demanded that I submit myself to mandatory social media communications retraining with their experts for among other crimes, retweeting Pierre Poilev.

How do you pronounce that? Poilev. Poilev. And criticizing Justin Trudeau and his political allies. Amazing. About a dozen people from all over the world submitted complaints about my public statements

on Twitter and Rogan over a four-year period, out of 15 million who follow me on social media, claiming that I had harmed people with my views, not them. He says I have been accused of harming people. What does it say? I have been accused of harming people, although none of the complaints involved clients of mine or anything like that. If I comply with the terms of my re-education and my punishment will be announced publicly, I have already had the second most serious category of punishment levied against me and I have been deemed at high risk to re-offend.

Oh my. I am willing if CP Ontario occurs, which they won't, to make absolutely every word of all of this fully public so that everyone can decide for themselves what is actually happening. Here we go, man. It reminds me of that episode of Simpsons when Homer makes the time machine toaster

and he goes back in time and then he like kills a mosquito. Then he goes forward in time and Ned Flanders controls everything. And then you have to get re-Neducated and Flanders. But the reason I bring this one up is that Flanders is this hokey, nice guy, good neighbor. But then in this Treehouse of Horrors episode, he's an authoritarian. So what happens is you have Canada putting on this air of, we're the nice, oh, sorry about that. We're going to do a good, make sure nobody's getting harmed.

Better submit to re-education before you lose your medical license and have your life destroyed. They were always passive aggressive. That niceness was always fake. I was always calling it out with the Canadians. You're banned from Canada, aren't you? I was banned for 10 years, those son of a guns. I had to get a lawyer to fight these. Wait, wait, wait.

A Canadian lawyer? You fought to go to Canada? Why? Because he's a real American. You must really like poutine. No, I didn't. I was dating a chick, and I needed to see her family. Why didn't you see her family?

I demand to be let into Canada. I know. I'm not proud of that. Okay, stop it. Viva Fry just escaped. He jumped over the wall and was running. So it feels like I'm thinking like Einstein before Nazi Germany fled Nazi Germany before they started cracking down on the Jews. And what is Peterson doing in Canada right now when they're threatening to strip him

of his license? And I agree with you, Tim. I don't think that his psychology license is his crowning achievement, even close to it. When history looks at Jordan Peterson, they'll remember the things he said and the things he did. He's helping young people who are lost come back to responsibility. He saved my life in 2017.

I directly attributed to that man's voice. I was checked out. I mean, I don't want to get in. I'm my life in 2017. I directly attributed to that man's voice. I was checked out. I mean, I don't want to get in. I'm not wasting time here. He saved my life, dude. This guy. Who, Jordan? Yeah.

Like, he just woke up something in my spirit that reminded me that I have something to do here. Isn't that crazy? It's wild. It's like this dude who just comes around and just says find the heaviest thing you can't you can carry and carry it and then all of a sudden he's basically a father figure to so many people who did not have a strong masculine presence but jordan peterson is not the most masculine dude i'm not trying to be a dick like he cries a lot you know what i mean

he like breaks down and gets made fun of for crying all the time and he suffers himself but you have this guy who comes out and he's just like do it clean your room and then people are like yeah yeah and then he writes 600 pages on it and then does 80 other things and gives talks and tv shows he's just a magnificent polymath i like the guy but maybe it's because of what he's doing for young men like you like so many people across the world that's why they want to silence him you know it's the same thing that people have said about like andrew tate whether you like him or not why is him giving young men confidence such a thing like to hate him for right um and i think it just goes to the fact that our society today there's

been such a war on masculinity a war on strong male role models in so many ways uh and it leads to things like this they're literally trying to take his medical license away um for telling you to clean your room essentially and for daring to believe in just common sense and reality it's look if i'm gonna do it everybody i'm gonna do the chicken analogy if i went out to collect the eggs in the chicken coop kim does it but you know if i went out there and there was a rooster that was telling all the chickens not to let me take the eggs i'd be upset with that i would i would remove that roof like i walk in one day and i'm like where are the eggs the chickens are all like give me a look and they're like you can't take the eggs i'm like what's going

on these chickens standing up for themselves yeah can't have that get that rooster out of there that's exactly what it is the establishment politicians the elites the corporate executives the bill gates types don't like the idea that some dude is rallying people to be individuals to stand up for themselves no you will own nothing and you will be happy then jordan peterson comes around and says work hard have a family be responsible for yourself and they they're like, stop, stop, stop. Shut him up. How dare you tell people to be self-sufficient human beings in society today? Well, exactly.

It's bad for communism. If people are independent, you don't get communism. It's bad for the state. They need you weak. They need you sad. They need you pathetic. And the Canadian government has been hijacked by the World Economic Forum, admittedly even by Klaus Schwab, who said that the organization, his young leaders organization, infiltrated more than half of the parliament inside of

the Canadian government. And what has the Canadian government done ever since being influenced and taken over by the World Economic Forum? Well, they banned protests, they called in a national emergency, arrested the protest leaders, debanked them they took their they recently took away guns from from law-abiding citizens and now there's re-education camps here i'm seeing a trend here of what's happening in canada and it's not a good one the worst thing they did was they put a guy in power who talks like this and that's funny everyone we don't need guns that's how that's how trudeau talks and that's the that's the worst thing of it because like at least obama was charismatic he'd step up there and be like hey i'm a smooth

talking celebrity and i'm gonna blow up kids and you're like that's all right trudeau's like we're going to hell yeah and he really does that smile it's so weird like how does he not know that that's weird he grew up rich insulated with like Prep school He's an effeminate Soy boy actor Just reading Reading the lines Being told what to do Implementing the policies

Of the Great Reset That's all he's doing He's an actor And he's a great actor And Canadian Parliament Is a performance If you watch those guys Scream and yell

And talk over each other Like how are you Going to get You allow each other To speak over each other What's the point of that Is it circus Have you seen

Pauli Afro speak Have you seen the other guy Oh you should You should watch him he's definitely got uh he's definitely got something this is the guy peterson talked about shout it out can you imagine trudeau when he's like 70 he's gonna be like herbert from family guy or you know or exactly like fidel or exactly like fidel it's gonna be funny they're gonna look at his pictures and be like hey look at the same guy no but he's gonna be like her going to be like, hey there, why don't you give me your guns? Give me your guns, little boy.

How long is he allowed to be in power, according to Canadian government? With the way things are going up there, probably forever. He's probably going to be Emperor Trudeau and there's going to be nothing that could stop him. You try to protest him, he'll shut it down. He'll take away your bank account. He's taken away people's guns. He's taken away

people's ability to have free speech. He's taken away parents' ability to decide what their children should be in this world. So it's a total takeover of society, total enslavement of humanity that, of course, is following the protocols of Klaus Schwab's Great Reset. They're building back better, but they're creating a situation situation a dystopian one that really goes and and and is really surrounding the un 2030 vision i spoke very highly of jordan peterson about five minutes ago i'm going to criticize jordan i'm going to criticize you now because i think what brought this on is your vitriol via text in social media doesn't translate the way that voice translates so when you get angry and you write the angry things out it's going to tweak people in a way that your voice won't keep that in mind moving forward i like this jordan peterson guy

pretty cool you know i mean that's a good family too well you know i think overall he's a net positive there are some things to criticize especially with his relationship with big pharma especially with him kind of being a proponent of of the the covid vaccine as well there's there's some things to to kind of be critical, but at the end of the day, when you look at his kind of work that he has done, I think it's a net positive, especially with how much he has influenced young men that didn't have a role model,

that didn't have anyone telling them to clean up their room, to be responsible for themselves. So I think with any human being, you can't really judge them. You just kind of got to see them for who they are. All right, so question. Whenald trump wins speaker of the house and then they impeach biden and kamala and then the senate convicts that convicts them somehow and that makes donald

trump president again do we invade canada and liberate it and liberate it now we will be welcomed as liberators i think we will that's right yeah we'll come in the people of canada will scream and cheer as american tanks roll down their borders and if we do it right alberta will just become a united state and then we'll continue to expand the united states of earth to create a decentralized organization yeah imagine what it wants out go back in time to the war 1812 we almost took uh quebec yeah true we like invaded and like went to montreal the united states did and then the british came and burned down the white house i think canada and united states is a great kind of uh experiment because we're right next to each other

geographically we both speak english for the most part and uh our governments are like different and you see how the difference is affecting the communities the way people are being threatened to lose their license for speaking on social media in can again i'm not saying it's not happening at all in the united states because pierre cory lots of different scientists were shut down but i haven't seen any what peter mccall wasn't stripped of his license for speaking out against covid but it is crazy policies how the government colluded with the big tech we're seeing in the twitter files to uh let's let's let's let's talk about the twitter files man we got this right here let me let me let me pull this one up you're gonna love it hillary clinton inspired a democrat

witch hunt against twitter to look for russian accounts that simply didn't exist and for social media giant into the arms of the fbi then we got this one adam schiff lobbied twitter to ban journalists over q anon conspiracies and then we got this one right from Matt Taibbi. Quote, reporters know this is a model that works. That's a cycle. Threatened legislation wedded to scare headlines pushed by congressional intel sources, followed by Twitter caving to moderation asks. Basically, the journalists ran on it. So what we have is the government colluding with big tech to shut down anyone who had

a dissenting opinion. Welcome to the nightmare dystopia we make fun of canada all day and night ah canada's so bad trudeau so bad trudeau so bad look what we're living in yeah yeah when the when the care of the trucker convo was going biden flew up there to tell trudeau to do something and then flew back and they cracked down on it ian to correct you peter mckella is losing his medical licenses and credentials uh he just lost it by the texas medical board and he's He just lost it by the Texas Medical Board, and he's being threatened, like many doctors,

and other doctors have been stripped of their licenses for not going along with the larger agenda. This is a thing that happens in Canada. It can happen here very, very quickly. That's why we've got to speak up and get loud about this. It's happening in California. They just passed a law that doctors can be held accountable for so-called covid misinformation

if you if you have a medical opinion that goes against the government there you go yeah that's all it is but yeah to your point though i think that like what is happening in canada like we can joke about it we can laugh about it but it should also be a blaring warning to all of us about what america could become if we are not vigilant. Because this stuff, we're seeing it at a micro level in very blue states. In California, you're seeing the COVID misinformation laws targeting doctors. You're seeing people being canceled for different opinions through big tech collusion. You have organizations like PragerU that couldn't advertise on the internet because we were apparently teaching young people that they are not victims and all these things.

It's absolute insanity. And it's like, we literally will become exactly what we fear in Canada if we don't open our eyes and actually fight to take back this country in a real way. What's the COVID misinformation law in California you mentioned? Yeah, so it's literally if a doctor says something

that goes against the current science of the matter, so whatever Fauci is recommending or whatever, they can be held accountable and they can have their medical licenses revoked and suspended. Under whose authority? Under the Medical Board of California that grants them the licensing. And this is if they just speak out against an established government narrative? If they provide medical advice as contrary to that, that they believe is not helpful or, I guess, fruitful to whatever they're trying to accomplish,

then yeah, they can be reported to the Medical Board of California where they can then face penalties and sanctions for the medical advice they provide. If they don't implement the procedures that the government wants them to implement on everyone else, they lose their license. In Germany, there was just a doctor

that was sentenced to two years in jail because he was giving out mask exemptions. And allegedly to the state, he was giving out mask exemptions to the wrong people. Because of that, he's literally ending up in jail for two years. It reminds me of what the pharmaceutical industry did, I think it was in the 90s, when they started treating pain. It was all about treating pain. And if you don't give them enough opiates to treat their pain, then you're going to lose your medical license. So these doctors were forced to start essentially drugging, poisoning, and addicting people to opioids. And Dr. Drew was talking about this on the episode when he was on IRL. It was fascinating.

And it completely, I mean, it didn't annihilate the medical industry, but he said doctors were in fear to practice because they thought if they did what they thought was the right thing, they'd lose their license. This pharma industry is just too tentacled in right now, and I'm not sure. It's disgusting. Like, truly and truthfully, if you can't trust your physician to do what they believe is right because they are fearful of what the implications may be on their ability to even practice medicine, then where can you truly get good advice about anything anymore, right? You can't get it on Twitter. You're getting banned from there if you spread so-called COVID. Well, maybe not now with Elon Musk at the helm, but before that was the case,

if you dare to suggest an alternate theory about how you should treat COVID-19 or how you should address it, you were banned, you were censored and all these things. It's absolutely ridiculous. Or even talking about early treatment, which we should have been talking about,

which many mainline professionals are saying, hey, if there was early treatment, we could have saved and prevented a lot of excess deaths. We could have prevented so much misery. But the main consensus was like, shut up, you're sick, who cares? Come to the hospital if you turn blue. That's an insane proposal.

Not even that. I mean, when I got COVID, I called the hospital and they said, good luck, that's it. And then I was like, okay, I guess. And then I got really, really bad. And so't i did what any smart intelligent person would do i called joe rogan and that's half true when the hospital was basically like stay home do nothing i was like okay and then i ignored it and then i started getting sicker and sicker and then i knew joe

had talked about the treatment he did so i hit him up and then you know he was like get a get a private doctor and talk to them about options don't just like you can't rely on these these like this public these public hospitals are like we're overwhelmed we don't care stay home you're young don't worry about it and uh yeah it's funny how that was like the gag like joe rogan became this health expert yeah that was funny well he he platformed a bunch of health experts i don't think he would ever call himself a health expert. No, I mean that somewhat facetiously. Osmosis-ly. The media was arguing he wasn't.

He wasn't saying he was. He made that comment about young people not needing vaccines or whatever. Then the media went nuts against him. And then he was like, look, I'm a podcast comedian. Go talk to a doctor, man. Yeah, I trust him on nutrition. That's for sure. He's definitely, I don't know.

I wouldn't consider him a nutritionist. Do you guys know medically regarding someone like Peter McCullough Yeah, I trust him on nutrition. That's for sure. He's definitely, I don't know. I wouldn't consider him a nutritionist, but. Do you guys know medically regarding like someone like Peter McCullough who has Texas, strip his Texas state license? Can he like go to Florida and get a license in Florida and out of practice? But then he would have to move or something? Probably. So like you could offer doctors sanctuary in a state. Yeah.

Okay. I think, yeah, well, different states, I would assume have different like medical licensing standards. And so if you're stripped in one state, maybe there could be a protection offered. And I'm sure if he goes to Florida, they'd grant him a license, especially considering Florida's position on most things. I'm more and more bullish that DeSantis has got to stay in Florida as governor. I don't know. I mean, I kind of feel like if he can bring that leadership to the rest of the country, we'd be in a better position.

Do you think he can through the White House? Yeah. I'm open to it. He's not the legislature here's the thing in florida you've got republican legislature right i'm pretty sure luke it's republican controlled legislature yeah i believe so yeah chambers so it's easy for desantis to get things done when he's got support in in you know florida's uh house of reps or whatever in senate it wasn't always like that though right and that won't be the case in the United States. If DeSantis becomes president with a gridlocked Congress, then he's not going to get things done.

He'll just be sitting there saying no to stuff. But you still have a lot of power, and at least we won't have Dr. Fauci at the helm calling the shots. What if DeSantis is the guy who crosses the Rubicon? You think? Terrifying. What would be the Rubicon?

Is it terrifying? Yeah, because that was a military coup. I understand, but then you see 200 years, was it like 200 years of prosperity in the Roman Empire? That's debatable. You've got to define prosperity. The standard of living plummeted after. Well, no, I don't know, to be honest.

We had talked about it before, and someone mentioned that it actually improved a little bit. I know the emperors were getting assassinated back and forth for a long time, and leadership kept changing hands. CJ, what do you think? There's a big debate. Trump or DeSantis? Where do you stand? You know, I think at the end of the day, DeSantis' record is incredibly strong,

and I think, to your point, when you talk about the way that he's maneuvered through the legislature, there's been times when they didn't want to do a lot of the things that he's been doing. When you look at him redrawing those maps for congressional representation, there are a lot of people in the legislature who are like, no, DeSantis, we don't want you to do that. And he was like, no, I'm going to do it. And you guys are going to pass it. And he did it. And I think that when you talk about these really important culture wars are in front of us about how do we actually protect our children from grooming?

How do we actually tackle things like inflation and just get our country back on the right moral course? We need someone who knows how to actually use their power, which I think is one of the most preeminent criticisms of previous administrations is that we have all chambers of government, but we don't know how to actually use the power when we have it, right? Why did we not defund Planned Parenthood when we controlled all chambers of government that never happened and I think there's no excuse for something like that well it's it's because they don't actually want to yeah I mean like you can't trust them yeah we don't we didn't get term limits we like if how long did it take to repeal Obamacare if we ever really ended up doing that in its entirety like that's the thing

it's not was it we had someone on the show and they said that um it was one of the freedom caucus guys that he was the last vote to repeal obamacare and they came to him and said no no no don't do it we need it we need to campaign it's insane yep that's what they uh mccarthy's team was saying uh earlier today they were like you know basically saying of matt gates he he wins by losing yeah when the democrats win he can then campaign against democrats, say they're the problem. He can blame the establishment. There's always a path. And that's a manipulation for sure.

People like Matt Gaetz are elected because he is fighting. That's the game they play. Exactly. I was plugging my computer in while you guys were talking about controlled opposition. Who was, before you talked about Gaetz, who was the controlled opposition? All of you guys were talking about controlled opposition. Who was, before you talked about Gates, who was the controlled opposition? All of them. All politicians are controlled opposition. But you were going off on a little tangent there, describing what was kind of going on in Florida, which I think was interesting.

Another thing that I would add is that also one thing that really kind of safeguarded DeSantis is that he denied any Zucker bucks for reinforcing the elections down in Florida because Facebook invested hundreds of millions of dollars on helping people vote, predominantly helping the Democrats vote. And Florida and DeSantis said, no, we're not going to take your money. And I think because of that, that was one reason out of many reasons why DeSantis had such a major victory down there in Florida as well. So it's interesting seeing this larger fight. Again, there's a lot of also shady people surrounding themselves near DeSantis had such a major victory down there in Florida as well. So it's interesting seeing this larger fight. Again, there's a lot of also shady people surrounding themselves near DeSantis because they kind of see him as this kind of new hope.

For me, be critical of everyone. But I think the record stands for itself. I mean, he's very much against the woke. He's very much against the lockdowns, the mandates, the vaccines, and he's actually investigating it, which is going to be very fascinating to see the results of these investigations when it comes to myocarditis, when it comes to people getting ill, getting sick and being injured by this. We're finally soon going to find out what the correlation actually is, because his state is one of the few states in the union that's going to be tracking the data, which I think is extremely

brave, extremely important and something that we need desperately more than ever. Yeah. And, you know, let me make myself clear to you. I love President Trump and I love Governor Ron DeSantis and whatever happens will happen. But I think what we truly do need are people who, number one, are willing to fight, unlike what we have seen from these establishment shills who have just shown a reluctance to actually speak truth to power at times and people who are not afraid to take on the system and use the mandate that they have to actually govern in a real way. That's like we can't go back to the days of this passive conservatism because that's not

the battle we're in today. We have people literally trying to change the genders of toddlers. We have, you know, this rampant indoctrination happening in our campuses all across the country. We are in a battle for the heart and soul of America. We're not going to win that battle by being nice anymore. And I think that this nice guy era of politics, it's unfortunate it's come to an end, but you cannot look at the news each and every day and say that it hasn't. I think the key economic is how to win. Politics is win economically because if you control the market, you control everything. They all need money, all these politicians.

But let me – I'll tell you a story. When I was 18 and I was broke as broken be, I had one pair of pants and they were – the crotch explodes, right? You skate in a pair of stretch jeans. Eventually, the crotch explodes. So what did I do? I got some duct tape and then I just duct taped both the outside and the inside and then i pressed it with an iron and then uh you know hey it's a patch start skating in them ripped the leg i fell and i put duct tape on both sides every time there was a hole and then one one day i'm with like some family

and there's some buyer for a big like you know department store chain and then she's like those pants are amazing did you make that and i was like yeah and she's like, those pants are amazing. Did you make that? And I was like, yeah. And she's like, wow, that design's brilliant. And I was like, it's not a design. I just have holes in my pants, so I duct tape them shut. There is something about that.

I don't know. My point is just, it's not all about having the money. It's about the culture. And the culture can be developed by people who don't have money and if you can influence people you eventually will make the money like if those pants didn't end up selling you'd make a bunch of money off garbage pants they sell those hats where the brims are already frayed on it like it's yeah they sell they sell pants that have fake underwear sewed in. A lot of it's fake.

It's not about so much, but I don't disagree. Well, I'm in my statement. It's about the goods and the services, and some of those are necessities. I don't think those should be for profit, I think, but a lot of the cosmetic stuff people want, that's cultural. You can create people to want certain things,

and then, so in that sense, it is the culture dictating what commodities people want in the market and what they're willing to spend. It's the ESG. Essentially, it's a lot of the bigger financial backers, the black rocks of the financial institutions saying no, this is where the money is going to be invested in. This is where the money is going to be put in. This is the ideas that we're going to promote. You promote any other ideas, we're going to take away our funding, we're going to put money where we want it to be funded. And that, of course, is destroying the family unit, degeneracy, nonsense, bullcrap, and the larger divide and conquer agenda that are screwing over society and destroying humanity from the inside. Yeah, Vivek Ramaswamy, I'll bring it up again, on the show a few weeks ago.

I don't know if you saw the episode or not, but he's an economist. Essentially, I don't know if he considers himself an economist, if he's technically one, but he's talking about the indexes and how BlackRock controls the indexes. They take your 401k, if you just give it to your company, and then they invest it in whatever they want. And if it's impact investment for climate change, whatever, they're doing that. So he's created a new type of index where people can send their 401k as local or send your investment and retirement plans local to some company. It's not BlackRock. Yeah. I believe Florida and West Virginia also made very similar moves with themselves as well. West Virginia, I think, did it first with banning that stuff, banning the ASG.

I think it was West Virginia first. Yeah. Let's talk about the collapse of the United States because we have this story here from the New York Post. Mia, MIA, says, is it MIA? It's MIA, right? MIA, yeah. MIA says she faced career backlash for saying Jesus is real. From the New York Post. Mia, M-I-A, says, is it M-I-A? It's M-I-A, right? M-I-A, yeah.

M-I-A says she faced career backlash for saying Jesus is real. Well, that, of course, explains why this country is falling apart. I'm only half kidding, actually. M-I-A says the fact the biggest backlash in my career and life I'm facing after saying Jesus is real is such a revelation to me. People who control these apps rather me be a bad girl than a good one that right there says it all this is she's she's a rapper is that what she does um r&b r&b and the machine goes after her because she says jesus is real i i i'm not a staunch christian you know religious person i do believe in god but that says a lot to me when she says they'd rather her be a

bad girl they want kids to have bad influences they want degeneracy the algorithms of tiktok versus in the united states versus china and china's engineering and science in the united states it's pronouns and gender stuff i was talking about we're learning about kinsey last night you guys know this doctor kinsey oh yeah seamus sex doctor and he his one of his students was hugh hefner who later became the Playboy, the guy that started Playboy. And they were all about sexualizing society. They'd go to colleges, and they're like, we are going to sexualize everybody.

Man, let's do it. And we're still looking at it now. We're just down the throat. It's just enabling degeneracy without any shame at all. And it's a shame that today it's more controversial for a celebrity to say that Jesus is real than for them to suggest that, oh, maybe there are two genders or maybe that toddlers shouldn't have sex changes or maybe the world isn't systemically racist. They are targeted for having their own personal beliefs

and faith. And for in her example, wanting to be a good girl, not wanting to be some only fans model who is teaching young girls that they have to shop their bodies around for validation. When all actuality, like what truly are they trying to criminalize here? What kind of thought are they really trying to demotivate? And it's sickening because as you said, it's the first step towards this grooming, not just in the sense of sexualizing young children, but also trying to over-sexualize just even adults. Like, why can't women, young women, women who aren't children, have good role models,

and why can't they believe that Jesus is real? It's absolutely insane. Is there a context for her statement? Did you guys ever— She's recently become religious, and she says, I believe in it. I'm not going to lie to you. She said it on stage? I don't know.

I think she tweeted it. Just those three words? She said, basically, all my fans might turn against me because they are all progressives who hate people that believe in Jesus Christ in this country in an Apple Music interview. Even if it costs me my career, I won't lie. I will tell the truth, and I will tell you what's on my mind and my heart. If I'm coming back now saying Jesus is real, there's a point bravo man i think there's a lot of atheists that are or or just people maybe there's some sort of realists that are like yo if

a guy dies then he's no longer real like he was real but now he's gone i don't know man i i feel like you you've got so many people who believe in simulation theory as well as DMT the veil and machine elves where I'm just like at a certain point you've got a not like you could be agnostic but I don't know how you'd be atheist and just think that we're wet robots that cease to exist when we die yeah because we also have video of John Lennon and like so is John Lennon real I mean it's a weird argument and they're gonna have like deep fakes of us after we're gone that's really they're gonna take they like deep fakes of us after we're gone. That's creepy. They're going to take, they can take your, your social media profiles and then create a fake version of you.

That's creepy, dude. Yeah. That's the singularity right there. You'll, you will not exist, but there will be a weird facsimile of you existing. But my point is just like when we have people come on the show or when people

go on Joe Rogan over and talk about DMT and they talk about breaking through the veil and seeing machine elves and stuff, it's like, Hey, there's something else beyond all stuff. It's like, hey, there's something else beyond all this. It's just, I don't know why people think that what they can touch, smell, see, and hear is just it and there's nothing else. That's weird to me.

Yeah, that's one dimension out of many dimensions that we're all in, that we're all kind of in. And people, people gotta understand, man, if you are just a wet robot, that is, the electrical impulses in your brain create the perception of you, that is a tiny fraction of the universe. The universe is massive electrical impulses on a larger scale.

Do you think the chemical pathways and the neurons in your brain is the most intricate possible pattern that exists? There's something bigger than that. Like let's, the system that creates you in your mind with the electrical impulses, there is a much larger version of that in the universe, I guarantee you. You are not the end-all, be-all. That's the crazy thing to me. You know what I mean? How deep do you want to go?

I know. It's like, go deep. And it's such a symptom of the narcissism, I think, that we see today. Everyone just thinks things start with them and end with them. And so it's so easy to just not want to believe in a higher power in Jesus Christ and all of these things. But for me as a Christian, it's personal because I feel like it would be very hard to go day after day without having faith in something bigger than me. And thinking that, you know, maybe like there is a broader plan at play here. And so, but yeah, I think it really does to your point, just goes

back to narcissism that so many people have today, whereas we don't want to believe that there is someone guiding us or something guiding us. I'll put it this way. If you think you are just a wet robot and your brain is a wet computer, do you think the human computer is the epitome, the most powerful wet computer that exists in the universe? That, to me, is an insane proposition, that someone could be like,

I think we're just wet robots, there's nothing else. And it's like, okay, well, there's something 100 times more powerful than you as a wet robot with better computational powers, more perception. And then to assume that what we can touch, smell, see, and hear is reality is insane to me. Yeah, it's like hubris almost. Yeah, I was asking ChatGPT about pride, because I get hung up on this. Catholic pride is a sin, but American pride is a wonderful thing. And I'm like, chat GPT, this AI program on the internet, which you should all check out.

Chat GPT. It's fascinating. What's the deal? Why do they say it's a sin, but we should do it? And it's like, you know, it is a sin, but a little is okay. I'm like, why is a little bit of a deadly sin okay? And it's like, well, some pride can be healthy, but it is generally, I'm like, well, why some? So I went on with this computer.

And I think there's a difference between self-love and narcissism. But we need to find that within ourselves. In the age of social media, it's very easy to fall into narcissism. Like, I would make an internet video. I'd put it up. I'd watch it. Just to, you know, watch it. And then I find that I'm enjoying it.

I like myself. So I'd watch it a second time. I'm laughing. I'm like, I want to watch it again. And then I it and then I find that I'm enjoying it I like myself so I'd watch it a second time I'm laughing I'm like I want to watch it again and then I'm like yo that's too far I'm becoming you're tracking the likes you're tracking the followers and then your own self-worth is devalued if it doesn't hit the the metrics that you wanted to right so it's just like it's such a trap like if you truly do fall in love with yourself to the extent that you know you also I feel like get a little bit of validation from other people yourself to the extent that, you know, you also, I feel like get a little bit of validation from other people, especially in the world that we're in as content creators. It's just like, you've got to want, you have to believe in something more. Like I think

for your own mental health, for your own wellbeing, it's just like, I don't know. It keeps me sane personally, but what got you to believing that? I think for me it was, it's, it's a little bit of a selfishness of, of peace of mind in a sense. You know, I think that again, it's a little bit of a selfishness of peace of mind in a sense. I think that, again, believing in a higher power and having the ability to have faith in a God and Jesus Christ is something that has always been pivotal to just me being able to say that I am not always going to be in control and I am okay with that. The things that are for me are for me and the things that are not are not. And it's about just allowing yourself to just kind of be at the whim of something else for a little bit. And not just pretending as if everything ends and starts with you.

Because I think that, again, it's the narcissism that pervades our society today. But it's also something that's incredibly prevalent within my generation, Generation Z. It's like we're the center of our universe when we're not the center of everyone else's. And I think the sooner that you've displaced yourself from that myth, the happier you'll be because you'll have so much less pressure on your own shoulders when you actually just don't believe that you are the end all be all to everything else. When you had that belief and motivation of the power of something outside of you, how do you get motivated personally? I think for me, it's that, well, the belief I think is rooted in the fact that you have

to come from a place of like, where you were at a crossroads and you didn't really know where you wanted to go, right? Like you've tried everything, you've taken every turn, you've thought about all the options, but you just genuinely don't know. And I think you have to be to a place where, and the Bible talks about, you have to be humbled and you have to be brought to your knees and you have to just seek guidance from somewhere. And I choose to seek it from him. And I think that like that's just where I get the motivation is that God has a predestined purpose for all of us.

And I think that it would be it would be a neglect of my gifts and my talents that he gave me to not fulfill that by being motivated, by being, you know, someone who has a work ethic, right? Because it's just like, my grandma would say something to me oftentimes when I was growing up is that God's, your talents are God's gift to you, but what you do with those talents is your gift to God. And I think like, that's something that like always resonated with me even at a young age. I went through a phase where I was like, yo, being famous, being on stage, being wealthy, everyone's screaming my name while I'm playing for a crowd. That's narcissism, man. That's, that's selfishness. I don't, yo, being famous, being on stage, being wealthy, everyone's screaming my name while I'm playing for a crowd. That's narcissism, man.

That's selfishness. But what I realized was not doing that is selfish. I need to fulfill my destiny or whatever this is, goal. It's ego to keep me from doing it, the ego. That's right. You know, Ian, hiding your talents and your beautiful face from the world, that's pure narcissism. Everybody needs to see more of you.

Your ego can stop you from becoming great and you need to keep your ego in check that's interesting idea though to be completely honest they say that uh people who are who are famous tend to be narcissists because these are the people who feel like they need to be out there and everyone needs to see them it's interesting thought you know like it is part of their the part of their destiny part of their your people who who are arrogant are more likely to be famous because they put themselves in these positions to become famous they believe they deserve it too right they believe they deserve the fame so they chase it more actively exactly but i think it's interesting is like you know we talk about such big ideas even around this table it takes a little bit of narcissism to think that you have solutions to these problems right which is like it think it's interesting is like, you know, we talk about such big ideas even around this table. It takes a little bit of narcissism to think that you have solutions to these problems, right?

Which is like it's the conundrum is that like you really do have to believe in yourself to even be able to vocalize like this is the direction we need to go as a country. This is the direction. But again, it's unchecked narcissism and ego. But I don't I don't I wouldn't say narcissism. I think for some people it is like, you know, if I come out and I say I think Kevin McCarthy can't do the job. I think for some people it is. Like, you know, if I come out and I say, I think Kevin McCarthy can't do the job, I think Ron Paul would do it better. I wouldn't call that narcissism.

I'm not talking about myself. I wouldn't want to be in Congress. I don't think I have the solutions. I just like to see somebody else do it. But sometimes you could do it better. And saying that is actually not narcissistic. You're just being self, in a way, selfless. Like, I don't want the role, but I could do it better.

So I'm going to do it, kind of are some there's a lot of things that i think that of myself i'm really good at complaining on the internet you know more than a lot of people yeah prove it uh everyone here at this table really good at it but uh i'm i wouldn't pretend to be anywhere near as good as it like statesmanship than someone like ron paul yeah like that dude got elected several times he knows how to speak to his constituents. He knew how to represent them effectively. And that's why he was in for as long as he was.

He didn't become president though. That's a different ballgame. Yeah. You know, that's not statesmanship. That's, I don't know what you'd call that. It's got to meet the moment,

I think, at the end of the day. Yeah. Did you vote for Ron Paul in 08, Luke? You couldn't. He wasn't on the, Oh, he didn't make the ballot.

He wasn't on the ballot. Yeah. Were you supporting him? Well, you could write him in. I think I wrote in ManBearPig that year. No, he voted McCain. Hell no. Are you crazy?

Mr. Bomb Iran? No, no way. Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran? Yeah, no way. Yeah, him and... I mean, it was like two narcissistic sociopaths, like McCain and Obama.

I literally put down Man, man, bear pig. I had a feeling that Ron Paul in 08 was going to be the bring balance to the force. I might have told you guys this before. It felt very much. I was like, oh, it's like he's Darth Vader coming to bring balance to the force. And what that means was he eradicated all the Jedi. So now there was none. And there was like two.

So there was balance. But it was after a total annihilation of the system. And maybe Ron would have oversaw an annihilation of the system and maybe ron would have oversaw an annihilation of this system that's imploding right now much quicker and more controlled and that was the balance that i was feeling he was going to bring and but i wish i'd supported him looking back i supported obama because i liked him but i think ron paul was the and then there was uh obama and mitt romney again two sociopath crazy politicians that are that again i think i also wrote in manBearPlanet.com.

It was basically like Obama's like, if you vote for me, I'm going to blup kids. And Mitt Romney was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on, hold on. I completely agree. And it's like, okay. Not much of a choice there. All right, everybody, we're going to Super Chats. If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button subscribe to this channel

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So smash that like button. Let's read some super chats. All right. Dank says, happy birthday to both the Kenosha Kid and the Rothschild-backed climate gremlin. They symbolize the cultural divide. Greta is a globalist adored climate activist and Kyle's a good kid with a gun. I like that. The Rothschild- climate gremlin? I told Kyle he needs to heal the world and him and Greta need to come

together and become an official couple and make a child. I don't know if his girlfriend would like that. He came out and was like, I got a girlfriend. It was a funny conversation that we actually had between each other. They share the same birthday. Let's be real.

You want to heal the world, it's one way to do it. All right, here we go. Rustazero says, you won because you were playing low-skill character D.Va. So what? What? But why do I care?

Is D.Va your favorite character in Overwatch? No, I like playing D.Va sometimes. I like Moira. I like playing the low-skill characters because I don't play that often. I like Sombra. So you guys ever play Overwatch? I played the first one.

Overwatch 2. Sombra's great. She can teleport basically and she can go invisible. And so I love just sneaking up on people and then, you know. Big fan of Genji. He's cool. Yeah, Genji's all right. I play a lot of Heroes of the storm and some of those

overwatch characters make their way into the game i don't care for any of the competitive stuff i just play no limits 5v5 where like i was playing today and it was just five winstons jumping around he's the gorilla character so i just i'm just i'm playing i'm having fun dude like you you know it's like you you won because you played a low skill character i probably i don't know i had a good time though there's something flow state last night i was shaking i played a low-skill character. I probably, I don't know, had a good time, though. There's something to flow state. Last night I was shaking. I played a game of Heroes of the Storm, and my body was shaking because I was in such the zone. I was dodging, sidestepping.

That's called vitamin D deficiency. You might be right. You need to fix it by working out. My New Year's resolution. You're going to get in touch with my personal trainer. We're going to set you up with my personal trainer, and we're going to do this. 100%.

That's a contract. I push-ups every day. That's a contract. That's a verbal contract right there. So what I do is I go to Twitter on the early of the year. I post my New Year's resolution. I pin it. So every time I log into Twitter, go to my channel, I have to remind my – I'm reminded

what my resolution is. I responded to it. Oh, you did, and I was nervous. Yeah, you should be. Yours this year is the gym? I'm building muscle this year. Nice. Last year was fixing my posture.

Nice. And it was extremely useful to see that when I would go to Twitter every day or whenever I would see it. All right. Let's see what we got here. Red Miss says, buy Ian's grandpa's crystal powered Envy binos. You know, we should make a coffee that's like Ian's crazy, Ian's gems blend. And then like when you open it for some reason

the coffee beans are multi-colored oh dude have you guys heard just a bunch of crystal meth in there have you ever heard of anaerobic coffee brewing you can brew it brew in a no oxygen environment or roast it in a low oxygen or i like cold brew cold brew is amazing someone sent me a list of a bunch of cool things you can do with coffee adrian rodriguez says i want to buy the first franchise of your coffee shops in Florida. Let's do it. Well, some people are saying we should franchise, but I don't, I mean, maybe.

I kind of just don't know if we would even do that. I just don't, I'm not that, I don't know, man. Is it profitable? Yeah, it's very, franchising is extremely profitable. Like Subway is mostly franchises. I'm pretty sure Chick-fil-A does a lot of franchising, but I'm just, I don't know. I'd rather just own it. You know, content content quality you got to make sure that you're overseeing

quality control yeah exactly i think chick-fil-a only allows franchisees to have one location yeah for quality reasons all right emissary of dickishness says leveled lmfao tell me you didn't watch the game without telling me you didn't watch he didn't throw a flying cross arm bar at the guy and knock him three feet i know but he grabbed him swung him and took him down pretty hard i mean not that hard christopher harris says next to a government shutdown the u.s house being unable to function for an indefinite period doesn't sound so bad thank you the approval rating for congress is like 27 or something so i'm just like i don't care like whatever dude i think it's funny and i don't i don, I don't care. Whatever, dude.

I think it's funny. And I don't, I don't, I don't, what did McCarthy say? He's not going to impeach Biden? Did he say that? He said something about investigating, though. And I'm just like, I don't trust him, dude. He knows there's a lot of MAGA candidates, America First candidates, and he's got to win them over, and he can't. That's what he, so he's trying.

I know he released some plans for some committee assignments. He had like the committee to investigate China, a subcommittee to investigate the weaponization, the federal government. Again, these were some of his concessions. He made the freedom caucus, but I don't know if he's made any like Biden specific investigation. Quantum strange quark says, didn't Jim Jordan say he didn't want to be speaker of the house and wanted to be involved with the actual investigations instead?

Yeah. Happy New Year. Missed you all last week. It was a fun vacation. I went to Savannah, Georgia. It was cool. How was it? It was cool.

Savannah's a cool place. January, I think, is the best. December, best time to be there. It was like 50, 60 degrees. So it's fun. And all the trees have the Spanish moss hanging from them. Looks super creepy. Yeah.

Everything's haunted, apparently. There's ghosts everywhere. There's a serial killer museum, which is crazy. One thing I learned is that a lot of serial killers were forced to dress up like little girls when they were children. Oh, wow. It's weird. I don't know what's a lot, but we saw a bunch of them where it's like, this serial killer's mother forced him to wear girls' clothing when he was a child.

And I'm like, wow. So does this mean we're going to have a lot of serial killers? I'm not saying that. I think we are. Absolutely. I think that's what that sounds like, unfortunately. Learn self-defense. Stay strapped.

I recommend it. Dude, it's cool. In Savannah, you can drink on the street. Yeah, you got to put in a plastic cup, but you're allowed to drink booze as you walk around because it's a tourist city. So the Riverwalk walks really awesome there's a guy playing trumpet you know hanging out in the balcony watching some guy play you know a bunch of different trumpet songs any hot spots people should visit while they're there oh i don't know man you said where do we go the the river the river street walk or whatever just walking up and down yeah yeah i'm from augustus i'm like

three hours away from samara right right. Seamus lives there. Yeah. So he got really excited. There's the rooftop bar on, I can't remember the name of the hotel. Whatever. I forgot. Sorry, guys. It'll come to you.

Can't tell you. But we ate dinner at the Fitzroy. That was really, really great. One of the best chicken schnitzels I've ever had. Seriously. No joke. It was really good. Are you related to Seamus?

No. Okay. Well, we're distant cousins. I don't know. We went to this breakfast place called Collins Quarter or whatever. It was really good. Are you related to Seamus? No. Okay. Well, maybe distant cousins. I don't know. We went to this breakfast place called Collins Quarter or whatever. And then the server was like, where are you going for dinner?

And we were like, I don't know. He's like, go to Fitzroy. And I was like, okay. He's like, I work there. And I was like, oh, cool. And he's like, ask for Zach. And I was like, all right. So we did.

We showed up and we were told to come and they were like, we'll squeeze you in and we have to be served by your server, Zach. And then they were like, okay, he's upstairs. And then we did. And it was awesome. They had French fries with three aiolis. Dude, shout out to Zach, man.

Good Zach, nice job. Yeah, it was good food, man. They had filet mignon. Good stuff. It was fun. It was fun to go down there. And we waited for half an hour in line at Leopold's Ice Cream,

because apparently that's what you're supposed to do. And I had cookies squared was the ice cream I got good holiday good good holiday totally worth it and then apparently leopold's ice cream it's like some hollywood movie producers so he's got like a bunch of movies posters on the walls for the things he's worked on yeah stratton leopold i think his name is andre says michael malice for speaker seconded yeah seconded all right let's see what they got i am pandasus pandasus says tim please tell everyone who wants jim jordan to go on their social media and message their reps and tell them that's what they want it's very easy to tell our reps what we want in that way in real time absolutely let's do it so what do you do you? You tweet at Jim Jordan and then just get like 500,

5,000 people to retweet it or something. Call your reps. Now I think tweeting at them works because you can do it right now. Emailing, but they'll get it. You got it. You got it. You got to put the pressure on and be like,

Hey man, look, I voted for you. Don't vote for McCarthy. So you call your rep at like one o'clock PM. Your time tomorrow and leave a message with their office, letting them know you want to tweet at like 1 o'clock p.m. your time tomorrow and leave a message with their office letting them know you want. Just tweet at them. I think phone call, a lot of phone calls can really push the needle.

What the activists do and what we used to do when we did canvassing is they would give you 10 postcards and you'd stop someone and ask them if they didn't want to give money. You could be like, okay, well, here, would you want to fill out this postcard? Then what they do is they take, if they get, you know, a hundred postcards per employee and they get, they get up with 4,000 postcards per week. Then what they do is the end of the month, they take something like, we got 16,000 postcards and they mail them all at once. Then the rep walks into their office with a stack of 16,000 postcards and they go, what is this? And it's your constituents telling you what they expect from you. Otherwise, you won't win. And they go, okay, okay, I get it.

It's effective, man. Very effective. KF says, Tim, curious to know how Mr. Bocas is doing. Hope all is well. Mr. Bocas is extremely gaunt. And I don't know how much time he has left. The subcutaneous IV fluids seem to have very much helped. So every other day we give him an IV.

You pinch the skin, you stick a needle in, and then electrolyte solution goes under his skin. His body absorbs it. He's also getting a hormone treatment to stimulate red blood cells, but he doesn't want to eat. He is eating, but he's very like, he complains and then eventually eats, which is good. But the other day we couldn't find him him and we eventually found him hiding, buried in the closet.

It's a really bad sign. Cats go into hiding when they're sick and bad things are happening. So he's, when I made that video, he was like stumbling and couldn't stand up. We started giving him the solution and now the hemoglobin treatment and he's acting normal which is good but he's still losing weight so we don't know how much time he's got left got to get him inspired to eat i think we'll mix a little wet food maybe a five to one dry to wet ratio we we we give him exactly what like we have to give him kidney special food for because of his kidneys are basically are. So he can't have certain foods

that are high in certain chemicals. I'm not sure. I think it's potassium or something because then his kidneys can't filter it out. So he's got to eat a special food he hates. But I'm not sure. I think the issue is his body just isn't able to process it properly.

I looked into stem cell therapy. It was told by one doctor that for young cats that have congenital issues with their kidneys, it doesn't work. That's not what it's for. It's for older cats that have deterioration. But I'm not going to give up. I pretty much gave up. But now I'm going to push it all.

Well, I mean, hurry. Yeah, what do we got? I was talking to Kim today. When we brought him to the hospital the first time, they said a week maybe. And so it's been a couple weeks and he's walking around he's yelling he's doing cat stuff you know he's jumping up he's jumping he won't play anymore i tried dangling the cord in front of him he just stares at it he goes into hiding so i don't know how much time he's got left man how old is he four four he's a

burrowing cat too he's always loved to burrow so he's he they say he's got underdeveloped kidneys and he's got a heart valve defect likely because when you know his street cat his mom was eating garbage then he was born he ate garbage and we gave him a good life as long as we could see about the stem cells man yeah we'll see if we can uh bring him back clone him says stephan lucio well the idea we had was that we were going to get another cat before he passes so that he can teach the other cat how to be a cat. And then he'll carry on his legacy. He's a eunuch, so he can't have kids himself. You were saying they don't do well. Cats don't do well with new cats.

They don't. It stresses them out. You have to take the two cats and then put them, close the door and have them sniff each other. And then eventually they get used to it. Otherwise they fight. But maybe if we get a baby, you know, a baby kitten or whatever, he might be chill. You know, he likes other cats. He's chill.

Alright, Osry says, you're wrong this time, Tim. There are four parties. Sickle, Donkey, Elephant, and Lion. Don't look at me. Ian's the one who said there were three parties. You know what? I would take a fourth party, even if it was a communist party. I'd rather have more parties the better. It's one party. It's always been one party

i suppose suppose let's uh what do we get let's grab some super jets grim wolf says an nfl player died in the field back in the 70s and they still finished the game yeah who was that you mentioned him right yeah let me see if i can pull that up again dan something i think you said jeremiah says Occam's razor, probably steroids. For real, why not? Yeah, right. That guy's awesome, too. Don't they test for steroids?

I think they do, randomly. I might have already canceled this. It was 1971 that the guy died on the field. Yeah, Chuck Hughes. Chuck Hughes, how did he die? I don't know. What does it say? What are the secrets?

Where are we at little sausage says as a canadian veteran we can't get mental health care and i desperately need it jbp helped me immensely i am likely to get mated now because i can't get care canadian health care equals death care sad sad to hear man you gotta just watch some more jbp man put put peterson on on loop it'll help you out he's not the only one there was a there's a really funny post that said to all the disaffected young white men who are listening to andrew tate here's a better here's a better uh show for you and it was jocko willing and i'm like yeah maybe i don't know uh jocko's cool dude so maybe that is. I also like Joe Rogan promoted this guy. What is it?

Tmask Inc. Or something like that. I followed him on Instagram. I don't. But I just. He's really good at shooting guns. Crazy good. I was watching him shoot a handgun at like 100 yards or something.

And he's like perfect accuracy every time. I'm like, that dude's. That's legit. I got some data. That's a good follow. Chuck Hughes was 28 year old wide receiver for the lions detroit lions and he collapsed on the field and died to a heart attack later uh there were only 62 seconds left in that game so they played them out maybe they would have canceled it if it was early in the game he

had a heart attack on the field yeah oh yeah this was this was first quarter second quarter last night right right a lot of game play on it was very early on. That's crazy, man. I don't know. Maybe it was the, what is it called? Carditis or whatever something? Could have been arteriosclerosis, heart disease. No, that's what that, Hughes was arterial. What was that thing that people are mentioning?

Comet something? What was it called? Did you close it? So many tabs. What is it? Oh, I didn't say anything. Commodorus. Commeteo many tabs. What is it? Oh, I didn't say anything. Commodores. Commotio Cordis.

Commotio? Commotio Cordis. Or Commotio. The team idea. Riley Lewin says, Tim Stradeau impression is just Denga Kuman from Bo-Bo-Bo-Bo-Bo-Bo-Bo. Denga Kuman, yeah.

Is it? I don't know. I remember that show, but I don't know anything i've i've i've i remember that show but i don't know anything about it yeah that's that's a blast in the past it's been a while bo bo bo bo bo bo bo yeah is that what it is bo bo bo bo bo bo bo i think bo bo bo bo bo yeah i think that's right and that's actually right yeah i have no idea all right where we get brian says jordan peterson should accept the re-education training request request and then on you uh and then on youtube show everyone what he's learning yeah for real

man he should definitely we want to know what they're doing to people like what's the reach re-education go do it and then tell everybody what they're doing here we go kyle casimir says canada and mexico are part of the usa and i'm tired of pretending otherwise they're definitely part of a nexus can yeah they're all american yeah all right what do we got here essay says i'm about as happy as tim by the speaker vote be humiliated kevi tucker wants him to concede in releasing all the january 6 content to the public epic that'd be cool there we go ray. Raymond G. Stanley Jr. says, Luke once said DeSantis saved America. I agree.

I agree. I don't know when I said that. I might have been talking about the lockdowns and going against the COVID mandates and how Florida was viciously attacked by the corporate media, but I don't remember saying that exactly. Maybe I did.

I don't know. 10 Second says tim took the vaccine in may in may seven days later had a huge clot gloat go into my heart caused super hypertension and almost killed me no history of clots or high blood pressure uh which which vaccine was it they've come out outright for a while and said astrazeneca which is not i don't believe it's in the united states and johnson and & Johnson were causing blood clots. But I think they've said right now, the latest study shows a significant signal between clotting and the Pfizer vaccine, but not direct evidence of causation.

What? A signal? What is the signal? The Florida Surgeon General has a different perspective. He does. And then Denmark also made a very important ruling that i think is worth but but i'll clarify a signal is uh they they they see a correlation right there is uh they did a study it was limited i think it was only like 14 people and they were like they they see that some people had blood clots those people also were vaccinated there's

a signal there but they've not yet come to a definitive statement. Believe it, whichever one would believe it. I'm trying to clarify for the sake of what they're actually trying to claim. A lot of people are saying this proves that it does. Well, we're not quite there. Correlation is not causation. Yeah, a lot of people falsely claim that it said the Pfizer caused it, where in fact it was just linked to. Meaning there's a...

Yeah, right. Via signals. Via signals. And what that means is they didn't do enough research yet right right right right there's there's there's a difference between evidence and proof as i like to say evidence is you come home the cake has been smashed it's been eaten and there's a paw print on it and you're like that paw print is evidence that my dog ate my cake then you walk over and find the dog he's got some chocolate nothing on his mouth on his

foot and then there's the cat covered in chocolate for some reason you know i don't know but then uh proof would be you follow the evidence and find the dog's got cake all over his face and you're like there it is the paw print doesn't prove the dog ate the cake its evidence may or may not be the case and proof is just subjective always subjective when someone believes there's enough evidence they consider proof well i mean that's a person's opinion what i'm saying what i'm trying to explain is just that seeing a paw print in chocolate cake is evidence the dog ate the cake but doesn't prove the dog ate the cake finding chocolate all over the dog's mouth with bits of cake in it is still arguably arguably could be argued to be not proof but i think it's evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. That's why we

have that standard. Our founding fathers, man, were smart dudes. Who was your favorite founding father, CJ? I would say Alexander Hamilton. I'm a big Hamilton guy. Good musical. Good musical. I'm an Aaron Burr guy. Aaron Burr. Let's duel.

Let's duel. Aaron Burr. I'm always reminded that Got Milk commercial remember that one where the guy's eating the peanut butter sandwich and he's in the museum and then it's like

you know the next question for the you know to win the prize who shot Alexander Hamilton in the famous duel and he looks around and it's got like

the gun is on his shelf there's a painting showing it and he's like oh and he calls and he's like and then he tries to pour milk because the peanut butter is in his mouth. That was funny.

Classic Got Milk commercial. Come on. You guys don't remember that one? I remember it, yeah. Thomas Jefferson. Come on. Thomas Jefferson was legit. Philosophically, but like Hamilton just made Alexander Hamilton so fucking cool.

What was it about Hamilton you liked the most? The musical. Oh, come on. That's how I feel about Jesus. That's why you ignore me. That's why I said Thomas Jefferson philosophically, love it all. Like, Anti-Fairless is the day I die, but at the same time, it's just like, the musical, man.

When they make a musical about Thomas Jefferson, I'll be a Thomas Jefferson. I haven't seen it, but I bet I would hate it. Who was that guy who said, give me liberty or give me death? Patrick Henry. Patrick Henry. Dude, that was legit. Did he own slaves? That's kind of funny. Probably. Right. That's the funny thing about it. hate it who is that guy who said give me liberty or give me death patrick henry patrick henry dude that was legit did he own slaves because that's kind of funny probably right that's the funny thing about it give me liberty or give me death but not those people that's the funny contradiction of a lot of but you know what i can respect is the founding fathers planted the seeds

then you you eventually end up with frederick douglas who said are you going to live by your own words and it was kind of like you're going to be a hypocrite or what? And then they were like, I don't know, he's kind of right. But it was funny. Did Patrick Henry have slaves? I don't know. Look at us. See if you can find out. There were founding fathers who didn't. And they were out like, nah, it's not okay.

Daddy, did you find it? I haven't found it yet. What are people in the chat saying, Daddy? I don't know. I think that would be funny. where are we at let's get some super chats red pill keep it 100 says there is a war on masculinity because you can you cannot empower women without we empower women without weakening men i don't necessarily believe that um you cannot empower women by weakening men without weakening men i don't think that's true yeah i do think that uh what you'll see is a bell curve you'll and between men and women it you'll you will see more men on the higher end of the bell curve than women

because of the greater male variability hypothesis that's just about it oh yeah uh henry patrick henry apparently had a lot of land and about 80 slaves over the course of his life. I don't know if that's confirmed. Isn't that kind of like funny? Yeah. I can respect that motto. And then you got New Hampshire, live free or die. But like, it's just a hilarious contradiction

that he's like, the king can't tell me what to do. Now those people better do as they're told. However, it says he would go on to become aware of the wrongdoings within slavery and push for its abolishment. That cool so there you go so many of our founding fathers too it's like they had this like moral conundrum of like okay like this is probably not ideal i don't believe this based on like their fight their own individual fight for liberty but like i don't know it's just it's still obviously like you said it's just weird like you're training

give me liberty give me death and but but actually maybe maybe ian just kind of solved it maybe he stands up and he goes they're like should we have independence and he gets angry and he goes give me liberty or give me death and then some guy goes dude patrick you have slaves and he goes good point yeah i mean damn maybe i shouldn't yeah like maybe that was a really like a strong awakening for a lot of these guys where they're like the king's trying to tell me what i can and can't do that's bs and then someone else is like yeah well i mean like slavery's happening and then they probably went yeah damn i mean thomas jefferson had slaves but he did oppose it he's just none of these people were morally strong enough for the times to just outright do away with it i get that like now with i mean we have the slave trade in the congo right

now i don't know if it's if there's a trade necessarily people are slaving away digging out cobalt like it is an african slave trade going on right now in the world um tens hundreds of thousands i don't know how many thousands but like i'm born into this system i don't like it it's like i'm born i have slave i'm a landowner my dad is landowner we have slaves and now i have to change that system in my lifetime yeah and i've always said though like also too i hate when people like apply their 2023 mindset to literally 100 years ago right so it's like for you to be like okay like slavery is this terrible thing yes we do recognize that as a fact today but they came into the world with this expectation that they genuinely could own other people and so yes it's deplorable it was absolutely an evil

institution but at the same time it's like you cannot hold the standards of 2023 to the speaker office while coming in second place oh man that is good i'm gonna see if i can i can uh pull pull up from matt gates here on twitter so wild if he has to literally move out of the speaker's office like i feel like that's yes that's a video you cannot run he tweeted just five minutes ago i'd like to report a squatter gates in the letter to the architect of the Capitol. He said, Dear Mr. Blanton, I write to inform you the Speaker of the House Office located at the U.S. Capitol Building is currently occupied by Rep. Kevin McCarthy. As of this morning, the 117th Congress adjourned. How do you pronounce that? Sign D?

Sign E. Dye. Sign E. Dye? Yeah. And a Speaker from the 118th Congress has not been elected. After three undeciding votes, no member can lay claim to the office. What is the basis in law, house rule, or precedent to allow someone who has placed second in three successive speaker elections

to occupy the Speaker of the House office? How long will he remain there before he is considered a squatter? Please write back promptly, as it seems Mr. McCarthy can no longer be considered Speaker-designate following today's balloting. Sincerely, Matt Gaetz. Wow, man.

Bravo to Matt Gaetz. That's epic. Who told McCarthy that that was a good idea? I know, man. I saw the video, like the pictures, and they were like. Them rolling the stuff in, like little. I was like, this is not just about me. Talk about an arrogant piece of garbage.

I'm so happy to hear that he lost three times especially with that he thinks he's he's doing the hillary thing it's my turn now get out of here dude our government is not your stupid game of hopscotch you're waiting in line to get in it's it's it's it's a serious thing and these people are like i've been waiting it's my turn sorry i don't know maybe it'll be jim jordan maybe it'll be i don't know lauren bovard who i don't know maybe it'll be jim jordan maybe it'll be i don't know lauren bovard who knows don't care but it's also just really sad like the man has lost three times and it's like if you like you're talking to a girl and you dm her once and she leaves you on red maybe you do one more time maybe maybe she had bad cell service when she got that

first message but to do it three times and expect i am going to keep dming this woman like and no no that's her that's harassment, sir. And I think that you need to like, this is what's happening here. It's just embarrassing at this point. You just need to pack it up. I look forward to tomorrow. It should be a lot of fun.

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That's like 18 out of 21 functional. The rat's walking around. I mean, this completely severed spine has been regrown. And then a week later, it's in even better condition, moving faster, running away. High tech. We're talking healing the crippled. People that are paralyzed will be able to walk again kind of thing.

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