Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #701 Veritas EXPOSES Pfizer Director 'Exploring' MUTATING COVID For Profit w/Hotep Jesus

Episode Date: January 26, 2023

Tim, Phil, Hannah Claire, and Serge join the Hotep Crew to discuss Project Veritas exposing Pfizer, Kevin McCarthy removing Adam Schiff & Eric Swalwell from House Intel Committee, and the US sending 31 Abrams tanks to Ukraine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Project Veritas has just released a massive story. Pfizer director, I want to make sure I get his title correct, Pfizer director of research and development, strategic operations, mRNA scientific planner, on camera saying that they're exploring mutating COVID for profit. Hey, if they want to sell vaccines, why don't they mutate the virus themselves by putting in monkeys and spreading it around so that they can then make vaccines preemptively sell them? He goes on to say a bunch of other things.

This director is actually saying on camera that he believes COVID came from the Wuhan lab because they were doing, let's just call it mutating the virus. And then it may have gotten out. And he says it's one of the things they fear. But hey, don't tell anyone, he says. It's actually pretty crazy because the story is crazier than this. My understanding of the story is that when James O'Keefe and his crew confronted this man after they had recorded him, this man became violent, so I'm told, and had to be restrained after attacking the cameraman. Now, I don't know the full details about what happened, but this is actually a pretty crazy story, so we've got to talk about that.

And then, of course, we've got tons of political stuff. Kevin McCarthy finally announced he's kicking off Schiff and Swalwell from the Intelligence Committee. They're pissed off about this, but this is huge because these are guys, these are not good guys. Swalwell, of course, is kicked off due to his association with Feng Feng, the Chinese spy. Now, Matt Gaetz pushed back on that a little bit, saying maybe it's a little too much because that was a long time ago. But Adam Schiff, he lied to the American people over and over again about evidence that Donald Trump was colluding with Russia. That's just not true. So we'll get into that.

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Good to have you. What are you doing? Who are you? What are you doing? Who are you? What do you do? Well, you know, in my off time, I knit Tim Pool beanies. Well, you haven't sent me one. I got you. Next time I come back.

All right. I'm trying to find the perfect one because last time I brought you a beanie and didn't wear it. And I'm like, OK, I didn't do the right one. I didn't do the right thing on that one. We'll get you the right fit. We're working on it. We're working on getting beanies.

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It's going to be a fun episode. We got some big news to start off with. Let's jump into this story right away. We got this from TimCast.com. Project Veritas releases video of Pfizer exec discussing mutating COVID-19 with directed evolution. The reason for wanting to mutate the virus, Walker told an undercover journalist, is so that the company can stay ahead of the game and continue to profit from the vaccines. Quote, one of the things we are exploring is like, why don't we just mutate it ourselves so we could create preemptively,

develop new vaccines, right? So we have to do that. If we're going to do that, though, there's a risk of like, as you can imagine, no one wants to be having a pharma company mutating effing viruses, Walker said. Walker continued, from what I've heard is the Pfizer scientists are optimizing COVID mutation process, but they're going slow because everyone is very cautious. Obviously, they don't want to accelerate it too much. I think they are also just trying to do it as an exploratory thing because you obviously don't want to advertise that you are figuring out future mutations. I'm just going to pause right there. In the video with this Pfizer, this is the director of strategic, I mean, director of research and development, strategic operations. He says,

no, no, no, no, no. It's not gain of function function research you're not allowed to do gain of function research it's directed evolution to explore advanced you know evolving this virus this is crazy stuff he goes on to say well he's got a bunch of quotes here let me see if i can search for this and see if they've uh put the quote here on wuhan he says quote you to be very controlled to make sure that this virus covid that you mutate doesn't create something that just goes everywhere, which I suspect is the way that the virus started in Wuhan. To be honest, it makes no sense that this virus popped out of nowhere. It's bullish. This is, to stress, Jordan Tristan Walker, Pfizer Director of Research and Development, Strategic Operations, saying he believes COVID originated in a Wuhan lab due to directed evolution mutation research, as he calls it. The crazy thing is, I don't have the sources

here to back all this up. It's just what I'm hearing, that we're going to be getting more information from the Veritas team when they confronted this guy and said, we have you on camera, admitting to these things. He then physically attacked the Project Veritas crew. Security had to intervene and subdue him. And the police actually got involved and asked if they wanted to press charges. Veritas said no. I don't know the full details on that.

And I will just say that is alleged for now. But I can't wait to see that video. I don't think Veritas is the kind of crew or the kind of group who's going to say something unless they have it on camera especially considering the smears that are out against them so take that one you know hold it back for a little bit but that is crazy to hear so whenever i i so here's what happens james does these the undercover journalists will will interview somebody get them to talk about it. This guy candidly says, don't tell anybody. Here's what we're doing.

They then get the footage. James O'Keefe then confronts them. He says, we have you on camera saying these things. He does it all the time. We've seen it all the time. So when I'm hearing that they got attacked, sounds believable to me. You know, I really want them to test this on turtles and then name the turtles Michelangelo. I'd be mean to the turtles, though, man.

It would be. Well, I mean. If they had a mutagen that would make the turtles large humanoid sentient ninjas, I'd be like, okay, well, maybe that's not a bad thing. The turtles might enjoy that. Well, that's what I'm saying yeah they could be crime fighters you never know nah but the crazy thing

is they're doing it on monkeys this guy talks about how he's like basically you give the monkey the virus and then you isolate the more virulent strain

and then you keep forcing it and it's crazy and you can direct the evolution and make it do these things yo it sounds like gain of function research

yeah I was getting ready to say it I'm like you say it's not gain of function but then go on to describe gain of function yeah this is exactly what he did it's like saying my wife going oh i don't go to target i go to tarjay i think that's exactly what he did exactly it's like what fauci did yeah when fauci was in the hearing with rand paul and rand paul's like i have here a document saying you did gain ofof-function research. And Fauci's like, we didn't do gain-of-function research,

which of course is evolving a virus. We just altered a virus by having it change over time. And it's like, okay, dude, you know what, man? You've got such a great Fauci. I mean, it's meant to be like derisively over the top.

It sounds safe, though. No. What does? Gain-of-function? Yeah, just take the virus and you just mutate it and mutate it. That sounds really safe. That's how Ebola was started, No. What does? Gain of function? Yeah, you just take the virus and you just mutate it and mutate it. That sounds really safe.

That's how Ebola was started, bro. Was it? Yeah, it couldn't affect humans. And then it got taught to. Really? Yeah. I've never heard that. Is that true?

Yeah, I had looked it up. That's a Hotep tape right there. That's an exclusive. That's, yeah. You gotta go Google. Google's on that one. Yeah, right. That sounds like non-mainstream knowledge if you know what i mean it's non-mainstream

knowledge i'll say it like that he's loyal to the floor like you're gonna get you're gonna get media matters writing up crazy conspiracy they're gonna write those i don't know anyways yeah don't worry about it they're gonna last night no i'm just saying i can't conspiracy theorist can hotel yes well you know they're gonna they're gonna come out and say all this veritas stuff is fake they're gonna say this guy's just making things up yeah and that's the craziest thing i mean maybe but look like let's entertain that like why would this guy sitting down to dinner with some dude presumably on a date why would he come out and be like hey here's all the dirty stuff we're doing yeah because maybe i guess he felt like he was impressing the person that he's he's out all of the body language is him like sitting forward and being like oh my gosh so fun like well this is you mentioned on the date that could

be why he attacked because he felt like he betrayed him if they were on a date and it's like and he comes up he's he it could be i don't know i don't know man i thought you loved me no i think it could be I think if they assuming that the attack story is correct I'm waiting for the confirmation it's because this guy

basically is admitting to like global level international incident malfeasance but we you know well and we can't find

his LinkedIn page already so I don't know I don't want to pretend like I did a lot of work trying to find it right but like it's not obvious. He's obviously clearly proud of what position he's in.

He's willing to talk about it pretty openly. I'm surprised that it's not more obvious who this person is, unless Pfizer is going to be like, oh, we terminated that person several weeks ago. He was talking so matter-of-factly about it. It was just rolling off the tongue. We wrote this sketch for james we haven't we haven't done and i don't know if we ever will so i'll just tell people what the sketch

was that we wrote for project vertas and it's that one of the employees at timcast keeps seeing in the corner of his eye like james o'keefe like filming him from a distance and like lurking around and he's getting all paranoid like james o'keefe is filming me man and we're like dude james o'keefe is not filming you and then like one day he sees james like in the woods just like staring at him and it runs off and then finally at the end of of the bit he's like guys i'm really sorry i got so paranoid and thought james o'keefe was filming me obviously he's not out to get me and we're like thank you oh and then we're like so what are you what are you doing tonight and he goes oh i got a date and then james o'keefe walks up in a wig and then the guy goes, come here, baby.

Let me tell you about some corporate malfeasance I'm involved in. And then he walks away. But the point of the joke is, all of these people, basically what Veritas has been very successful at is they go on Tinder dates. They go on Tinder in a certain area

and they keep swiping until they find Pfizer executive or whatever. But then these guys are on dates with these young women and they're like, let me tell you about the illegal things I'm doing. And it's just, are they impressing women by saying this? Like Hannah Clare, would you be impressed if a guy come to you

and said, let me tell you about all the illegal things I'm involved in? I think people would, I wouldn't personally be impressed, but I think people will say stuff like that to be like, look, I'm not just like someone

who works in the office. Like I have information. I have decision-making making power like it's a posturing right it's like i think i would keep them talking i think i would want to know what they're doing but like it's not that i would be like well let's have a second day that's a bad look that's a bad look you know i couldn't imagine any woman being attracted to the man after he just snitched on the company it reminds me of like guys who are like i have this kind of car like whatever else like unless she's also interested in cars worse demonstrating value well there's no loyalty there right so like this is the first impression you're on a date with

a girl and it's like i don't even have loyalty to people that cut my checks i'm gonna tell you their deepest darkest dirt so if i'm a chick i'm like well what are you gonna do with the information i tell you right like that's gotta dry the yoni up but also look at the guys and the women that they take out that tell this stuff they don't look like they had much of a social life that's true yeah and then you get somebody that looks like an eight or ten you don't really got much exciting going on first time have you guys seen that meme where it's like the axis of women and it's the hot, hot, crazy matrix? So somebody took it because the crazy zero but super hot was – it said unicorn. Someone took that and changed unicorn to James O'Keefe.

Like, guys, if you are a frumpy dude of moderate means and the hottest chick in the world is asking you about corporate malfeasance at your company is James O'Keefe. Come on. It's just what it is. You're being set up in some sort of fashion. I mean, if you're like rich or something or you're like a tall model guy who's all chiseled, you understand like, you know, why this chick's into you. But these guys, they fall for it every single time. Well, and they like talking about it that's my point like if there's a girl and maybe you're like a little social awkward you don't know what to talk about on this date and she keeps being like so tell me where at your job oh

my gosh you can do that you can release the mrna vaccine or whatever kind of spidey sense should be going on oh yeah i'll tell you whatever you want yeah but to be fair like when someone is on a date when you're talking about yourself that, you're trying to put on the best foot, you know, be as impressive as you can be. And you don't, obviously they don't want to seem over the top, but they also want to seem interesting enough to have earned a second date. And if you're, you know, if you, if you are like kind of a homebody or a dude, that's like, you know, kind of a nerd dude or whatever, or a bookish kind of person, you're out on a date, you get that, this is your chance to go ahead and show off and stunt and actually be in a position where you know what you're talking about,

you're going to grab that and you're going to be like, let me ride this all the way to sex town. Especially if she keeps asking you. That's the one thing this girl wants to talk about? This is the number one mistake men make on dates with women. They talk about themselves.

What do we know about women women love talking about themselves if you let a woman talk about herself all night at the end of the night she's like oh you're a really nice guy i'm like no i just let you talk i just wanted to talk you have no idea you didn't ask me any questions at all she'll never ask you any questions it'll be at the end of the day oh okay so tell me about you it's like yeah two hours and dinner and whatnot right you just like check please but then they call their friends and they're like he's such a good listener it's so nice and that's what that's that's what you want to go for that just happens to be my strength i'm a really really good listener so you know that's what girls would say

oh you're such a really good listener like yeah that is you know but i think guys can learn from that like you don't have to go on a date if If she's on a date with you, she has some level of respect. You've won some level of trust, I guess you can say. Unless you look like Chris Farley and she looks like Cyndi Lauper. Then it's James O'Keefe. Yeah, then it's James O'Keefe. You're getting set up by somebody. Somebody's definitely set up.

Because to your point, if she's constantly asking you about your job and you know your job is some kind of like you got some clearance or something like that yeah you should be really wary about why she keeps asking about especially considering the topic too like i mean if you're in that business or if you're around that kind of stuff and like presumably you're not like taking her to your office on like a second date right like theoretically there'd be some other conversation like so do you like movies like if the only thing they want to talk about is the pfizer vaccine i mean but here's the thing we got to know the batting average i want to see the girls he sends out and see what is their batting average like is it one out of ten guys that fall for it i imagine he sends out her top secret likeest. Yeah, but what is the batting average, right?

Like success rate with getting somebody to snitch. I doubt he's sending out tens. You know, like model looking women with thousands of followers. They're probably like moderately attractive women. So these guys are excited. But then you make a good point. How many times has James O'Keefe sent out a crew and they come back with nothing?

Nothing. Yeah, that's what I want to know. I want to know the success rate. I bet a lot. Yeah. It might be a numbers game, right? Like, oh, one of these dupes. There's 10 guys who are going to fight.

One of these dupes is going to. There was one of the Twitter guys. We talked about this. I felt bad because he was complaining about, I think it was one of the Twitter guys, complaining about malfeasance at Twitter, saying they do these things. They're bad. I don't like it. Blah, blah, blah.

Yeah. And so he wasn't really a bad guy. He should call it out. But then it's like, imagine you're this dude, and you're on a date, and this girl's opening up to you. She's asking you about your interests. She's kind of attractive. You're like, man, I feel cared about.

This is so great. And then a day later, she's like, bro, I'm just secretly recording you to expose your company. I have no interest. That's like the scene from Indiana Jones where the Kaliman rips the heart out and just and you're like, oh, I feel bad for these guys. That's got to be devastating. Because my red flag in this video, the minute he said gain of function, I'd have been like. Yeah.

How do you know what that means? How do you know where that come from? You know what I mean? Yeah. This guy listens to Alex Jones. Right. Yeah. And you'd think like

these guys would be on guard and the first thing they do at a dinner date or whatever is like so do you listen to Alex Jones be like yeah alright later

you're James O'Keefe where is he he's in there somewhere no but I'm telling you it's like so they can seem cool right like they're bragging about their job and all this information they have

and you seem interested so it's like oh well I can tell you this kind of insider thing like that's not like totally implausible in dating right everyone like you said like wants to seem like them their best selves on a first date but like if you suddenly feel like you are wielding power and this person is impressed with it like you're more likely to try and show off and in this case like yeah because they're not they're not gonna be a date like hey look look i'm a level 10 wizard in my dungeons and dragons if you play your cards right i'll let you come to the game no no no no i bet this is what i want to see james project

veritas i know you guys have a lot of donors who give you money on ideological grounds like expose the bad guys but you know there's the Veritas B-sides where it's like sitting down with a big pharma executive works for like you know Eli Lilly and the chick's like

so like what do you do at work? I don't know stuff I'm a level 10 rogue by the way me and my buddies you know we're gonna do D&D tonight

yeah well like what do you do at work? you know I don't know collate papers but hey check it out I got this character

I would love to watch that you're talking about you're talking about project veritas garage days re-revisited no i want to know what girl was like so committed to figuring out that she's like i'm gonna figure out what how this game works tell me how the cards get laid on the table i got it we need either freedom tunes we need like ryan long we got the skit. The skit is, a Veritas journalist is doing an undercover sting on a big tech executive, but they actually fall in love.

And then the big tech guy is like, if they find out I'm dating a Veritas journalist, I'll be fired. And she's like, if Veritas finds out I've fallen in love with you, I'll be fired. And they run away in a lope together, be like Romeo and Juliet.

Someone call Hallmark right now. That's their next big deal. I just want to say, we're supposed to be talking about this very serious like expose it we are this is very serious we're dissecting

how to catch these guys right this is important so for example so for example do these girls have previous experience when they apply for this job

or is James training them and what does the training program look like so it's like secret spy program someone's super chatted they train them they train them yeah these these you know young women get trained on how to get people to talk about these things how did how do you like what is this ted

does it look like men in black the movie where like you're trying to have them you know take a test like did you see three four or five on the screen or you know i gotta be honest it's not that easy to get people to talk About this stuff You sit down for dinner And you say Thanks for meeting How are you You warm up a little bit

And you say So what do you do for work And oh I work for Twitter And they'll be like Oh cool what's that like You let them talk You ask Like I was seeing something

In the news about like Congress or something I didn't really follow it And they'll be like Oh yeah there was like Bias against conservatives And then you go Oh is that true

Like are they doing that That's it It's not even that difficult to get them to come out and talk about social engineering social engineering at its finest is what they're doing i mean but you have some level of smarts you can't just be a complete idiot and take this but a lot of people they be bursting at the seams wanting to talk about things i see what you're saying and then when you get somebody that seems like they're kind of interested and they're kind of like come on give me a little something something then they kind of just start letting it go

that's 100% it must be it must be very difficult for Veritas to train these young women to be manipulative into getting men to give them what they want

you know what I mean so I want to know if they're like so have you ever tapped your boyfriend's phone like how do they screen them that's what I'm saying what's your previous experience

they gotta jump they gotta get jumped in like in a gang like I need you to go home after your boyfriend's phone? Like, how do they screen them? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. What's your previous experience here? They got to get jumped in like in a gang. Like, I need you to go home and I need you to put this off on your boyfriend's phone. I know what you do. I know how to do it. What if someone applies for Project Veritas

and is also an undercover journalist trying to get something on them? Yeah, double agent. Here's what I would do. I take all the girls in the room and the first one to pull some dirt out of the other girl is the one who gets the job got some big brother stuff you gotta surprise them because you're gonna you're gonna get like a washington post reporter being like i want to work and i'm this like you got to figure out if they're legitimate or not yeah that's a tough thing. But, you know, Pfizer is looking out for our best interest.

Let's just call a spade a spade, right? This research is important, right? Yeah, it's good for everyone, probably. The thing that I'm really interested in seeing is, like, what is this information? Is anything going to happen from this? Like, there's already a significant portion of the population that doesn't trust the, the vaccinations and stuff like that.

Regardless of, of what anyone has taken or has not taken the vaccines. It's like, there's a lot of people out there that are really dead set against it. What's this going to do to, you know, with the house being controlled by Republicans, are they going to actually start having investigations?

I mean, I got to say, like, this actually is real. This is this lends itself more to the conspiracy that the vaccines actually are intended to stop the virus. This guy is saying he believes the virus was essentially manufactured and then accidentally released. And so I've often talked about that because of the people who are like know you've got you've got right now uh that suddenly documentary you've got 300 000 excess deaths in uh i think in young people or in general in general in the united no no i think it's young people 300 000 excess deaths not attributed to covid and everybody comes out immediately just has the vaccine and i'm like well hold on it could be covid and then people say no they don't think it is and i'm like you know people were coming, it could be COVID. And then people say, no, they don't think it is. And I'm like, yo, people were coming out a year ago,

two years ago saying that COVID was a bioweapon manufactured in a lab that leaked. Now y'all are saying, no, we don't think this is the cause of people having heart attacks and stuff like that. I'm just saying, I don't know. You know, I always say, talk to a doctor you know and trust, but don't definitively state, you know, one conspiracy theory over another

if like any one of them could be hypothetically plausible or whatever. I get what you're saying because either way, you got to recognize the correlation that when either one of these things came out, deaths spiked. We saw the videos before the vaccine of people collapsing in the street. Then we see people today doing it and they're like, oh, that must be the vaccine. I'm like, why? That was happening before the vaccine of people collapsing in the street yeah yeah then we see people today doing it and they're like oh that must be the vaccine i'm like why that was happening before the vaccine well scott adams asked a very interesting question today right like if you were on the alter alternative side of things how was i supposed to know i should listen to you right it's a very valid question um we have an internal guy dr tani ricks he's an organic chemist and professor and when he said something about the pcr testing it turned out to be true he did a thread on this so i think what

it comes down to is you always need a debate whenever you find out that there's something that people don't agree on let's have a debate on you bring your experts to the table i bring my experts to the table but what we found with this conversation was these experts were the primary source and everybody else was fake news they must be banned they must be ostracized everything yeah so that's the everybody was vilified so that's the red flag to me like wait i can't have these doctors cross-examine the work of your doctors and bring that to the front and let us make the decision. It's the Alexander Hamilton argument for the central bank where they say, no, we have to think for the people because we can't trust them to make decisions based upon their own recognizance. Which has the inverse of the Streisand effect, essentially.

Yes. You end up with a bunch of people saying, you know what, I'm going to believe the opposite because you banned it. Right. That frustrates me, to be honest, because I understand, but it's not sound logic to be like, they banned talking about X, therefore X must be true. No, no, no, it doesn't follow. It just means the censors are bad

people, and it means they're stifling legitimate conversation, making it harder for us to figure out what's really going on. But I'm not going to take any tribal side in any of these debates. Here's what I did. I did the only thing a smart person would do when I got sick, as I called the expert, Joe Rogan. Right.

And asked him, you know, he said, call a doctor. He said, talk to a doctor. So I called, I'll private, he said, talk to a, talk to a, like a private practice. Yeah. And then I did. And then we got monoclonal antibodies. Yeah. We got prescribed that.

We got prescribed anti-inflammatory, like steroids or something. What else did we get? We got prescribed that. We got prescribed anti-inflammatory like steroids or something. What else did we get? We got some other stuff. We did get prescribed ivermectin, which I said I didn't want. I attribute the treatment that helped me monoclonal antibodies and was way better after that. I didn't even care about the ivermectin, but the doctor insisted that I take it.

Then Daily Beast wrote a smear about me saying I was the poster boy for ivermectin when I literally said I didn't want it. I didn't think it did anything. I went on Joe's show and said, I don't think it did anything. It's crazy. The problem is you've got corporate media lying about everything. And then you get a lot of people who say if they said it, the opposite must be true. And I'm like, well, maybe most of the time that may be the case, to be completely honest.

Like the media lies so much. If they come out and say Donald Trump did a back backflip i'd assume he did a front flip you know well and you probably make it you make more money on your bets if you go that route i think you have to have some level of uh ability to manage the conversation for example if somebody asks you why you believe in that you should have some evidence some ammunition to back up your claims on you know why right like if we said something about PCR tests and the amount of cycles that they were doing, this is what's creating false positives. You sound something like you know what's going on. But I think a lot of times, like you said,

people are making that gambling guess, like this must be true. But you got to look into it. You got to know for yourself what the truth is and why you know the alternative side might be right at least have a source and say hey i don't know the particulars but go talk to dr tanai ricks right a doctor you can't yeah a doctor like you can't point to the expert for other people to say all right i'm gonna ask him now right then that's when it's like you can't even back up what you're saying and it's a little suspicious and then now the people who are following the mainstream can't trust you because you're just saying, oh, I'm just going this way because I'm a conspiracy theorist and that's banned. That's the banned opinion.

No, give people sources. They have that meme, you know, conspiracy theorist 10, you know, mainstream media zero and stuff like that. And you're like, yeah, you know, for sure. Like we totally get that. But the thing the thing that people don't understand is that. And you're like, yeah, for sure. We totally get that. But the thing that people need to understand is the doctor you're referencing, you're talking about a doctor. When people talk about Peter McCullough, is that his name? Or Pierre Corey, Dr. Malone. We're talking about doctors.

Doctors have opinions. Now, the problem, of course, is they censored these doctors. Then you had the frontline care doctors. These are doctors. Stella Emanuel. So when I tell people, talk to a doctor that you trust who can answer the questions and is a medical professional,

licensed and all that stuff. Like there are a lot of people who say, yeah, but doctors are so dumb, Tim. And I'm like, look, doctors are not one person. If you go to a doctor and they can't answer any of this stuff and they have no idea what you're talking about.

Give a second opinion. Well, it's not even that. It's like, bro, if I want, here's the analogy I give. If I call a plumber because my toilet broke and then he goes, I got no idea what you're talking about. Give a second opinion. Well, it's not even that. It's like, bro, here's the analogy I give. If I call a plumber because my toilet broke and then he goes, I got no idea how plumbing works, I'd be like, okay, I got to hire a plumber who does. Yeah.

If you go to a doctor and you say, hey, this is the thing I'm experiencing. I read this and I read that. What is this all about? And the doctor's like, I have no idea. Well, dude, you need to find a doctor who can tell you about medical ailments and studies and the research.

And if you go to one who can't then it's not like you went to a doctor you know what i mean well that's how i navigated the bitcoin world in the crypto world i didn't know what was going on i'm not one of those guys so i got two guys of opposing opinions and had them debate live in front of me and what you'll find is this guy will ask that guy a question and you can tell if this guy knows what he's talking about even if you don't understand what he's saying you can kind of tell by his manner but if he hits you with the uh well you know uh then he's like oh wait you can't answer that question that guy just asked you and then that's how you can sort of navigate that conversation not just that if they

can't comfortably admit to a lack of knowledge is a red flag in the conversation. You know, I was watching, I want to give a shout out to Lex Friedman. Lex Friedman. You know, we've read on him. I've watched some of his clips. But the one show of his I really, really want to watch is, I guess he did an episode with Daniel Negrano, the poker player. And he's talking about, I've only seen the clips because I've been watching a bunch of poker videos.

I've been having a lot of fun playing online poker. He's talking about planting ideas in people's minds. He's talking about trying to figure out what card somebody has, trying to figure out what they're thinking, trying to figure out if they're playing you. And that is so much of real life. If you're sitting down and you see two people and you're like, guys, is the left path the right way? Is the right path the right way? Which direction do I go? And one guy says,

listen, in 1973, the left path was documented as having more potholes than the right. Now, that doesn't mean that today there's still more potholes, but you're better off. The guy on the left says,

that's not true. That's fake news. He's lying. He's lying about potholes. Okay, well, which one do you think makes more sense? Well, this guy actually cited some data data point i've not checked it but he's warning me about potholes this guy's just saying it's not true yes then you go to the guy on the left and say okay why do you think there's no potholes he said there were he cites this study what do you have to say

uh well uh well the thing is yeah right there's a red flag because if you go to the guy on the other side and say what is he saying about these this thing not being true he says it was debunked well look i haven't read any of those studies suggesting it was debunked you should probably look it up but i can only tell you that the studies i've read set x yeah when someone can confidently tell you you know that's a good point i'm not entirely sure so i encourage you to follow up that is the more honest approach yeah of course then you can get somebody who might try to manipulate you knowing how to play those games but that's where discernment comes in right like you have to be able to discern based upon body language having uh some level of

knowledge on the subject matter to be able to decipher the bs from the real right like i don't know crypto in depth, but if you try to BS me, I know when you're BSing. Same thing a little bit with health and biology. You know, if they start talking about things, if you have a basic understanding of science, sometimes you can pick apart when somebody's using words and not saying anything, because you'll get a lot of that. Shout out, you're our resident 2A guy right here.

Yes, sir. Who's that dude who's like, he's a Democrat and he claims he's like, I was a Marine. You know, when we would go out, our rifles were kept in lockers and blah, blah, blah.

And he was like an administrator who wasn't even armed or something like that. You get these people who say, listen, I was a Marine. I can tell you about guns. We have to do it this way. And then anybody who knows

anything about guns is like, this guy is so full of guns. No. I think people being like, oh, well, I was in the military so I know a ton about it. Like my older brother was a Marine. He regularly was like, I don't know a ton about guns. I know what I learned to go through training,

but I am no, by no means an expert for everyone. There are people who weren't military, who are just passionate about the subject and learn all about it. I find that I'm wary when people start to treat it like you're supposed to accept it as common knowledge, right? So whether it's vaccines or anything in the whole world,

like being like, well, it's just what everyone, like this is just the way it is. This is just what everyone believes. Oh, everyone knows that. And they can't say specifically why we know that or where it comes from.

That's when I start to be like, well, you need to present both sides of the information. Evidence and sources. That's what we want to see. Evidence and sources. If one side can provide evidence and sources, it's what we want to see. Evidence and sources. If one side can provide evidence and sources,

it's probably more likely to be believable. But the other side always provide an ad hominem. Ad hominem. Ad hominem. Emotionalism. Yeah, they're just trying

to discredit you based off of popular opinion. But then they're like, throw out the label. They're like, you're a conspiracy theorist. And then come out and tell you. No, no, no.

And then come out and say, oh, like, for example, Neil deGrasse Tyson when he was on uh i forgot the podcast patrick a bit yeah on his podcast he was like well there's a social contract that you can't go out here and infect people and basically he was saying and he also said for lack of a better term he was like well basically people are too stupid to understand the nomenclature so they just got to take our word for it it's essentially what he was

saying that whole time yeah i just want to point out you know i made this joke downstairs the absurdity of the establishment narrative in the modern left in that you guys the hotep crew because of your politics are white supremacists oh yeah and then surge over here the white guy is african-american but you get like so we talk about it with lucard kowski all the time because he's slavic he's polish and they consider slavs people of color so if he came out and supported their ideology they would quite literally call this blonde hair blue-eyed man a person of color then they would call you guys white supremacists for your political views yeah like the the logic does not make sense and i guess in this context

what i'm trying to get to is they don't even have arguments for a lot of their things they have just they they go to they go to the cult members and say someone's like hey i was told the sky is blue i looked up in the sky was blue what's happening i thought the sky was supposed to be green and they go oh it's green yeah and they go it is it is yeah don't worry and they go, oh, it's green. Yeah. And they go, it is? It is, yeah, don't worry. And they go, okay, I accept that you said that to me. Right. Well, it works like the court system where if somebody's going to give you a testimony, you have to discredit the witness.

They don't actually dispute the evidence. They just discredit the witness. That's something that you see a lot. A lot of times people on social media, they're performing for the people that are watching. Yeah. So the actual, like, it doesn't matter if they have a lot of substance in what they're saying.

It's can they persuade the people that are watching? And a lot of times they're only trying to persuade their audience so they know what their audience is expecting. So if they can go ahead and deliver the punchline for their audience, it's a win for them. It doesn't matter if there's actually substance to the argument. To your point, H.J., for example with this this project veritas thing right they're not going to argue what they heard in the in the video right what they're going to say is i can't believe they trapped him like that yeah i can't believe they got him on video hidden camera this is not right they can't do that that's what they're going to do they're going to they're going to go for that

part of it although they'll call you know james o'keefe a right-wing guy right right-wing extremist they'll put some sort of label some stench uh some filth on them some stank they put a little bit of stank on it i like how james o'keefe goes after google and pfizer and they're like well that's right wing he goes after the uh epstein story with uh the the journalist from abc amy roback they're like well he's a conservative. And it's just like, what about opposing massive corporations, big tech monopolies, pharmaceutical companies, and trafficking

rings is a conservative position? I don't understand. It's a weird thing to claim. I think they snitched on themselves. So liberals are in favor of big tech monopolies, big pharmaceutical companies, and epstein's trafficking ring i just it's not it's not liberals anymore it's authoritarians versus like the liberals are

the people that are actually you know for liberal principles the people that are that are you know against free speech or whatever like that they're authoritarian let's talk about fake news and the manipulations because we got this story from timcast.com. McCarthy removes Schiff, Swalwell from House Intelligence Committee. Quote, I'm committed to returning the House Intelligence Committee to one of genuine honesty

and credibility. And Mike Cernovich posted this video of Kevin McCarthy just absolutely wrecking the media, explaining how Swalwell, there's an FBI briefing on his association

with a Chinese spy, but more importantly, how Adam Schiff lied about Russia, how Adam Schiff lied about the Hunter Biden laptop, all for political gain. And that is why he is not going to be allowed to get access to intelligence information in these committees. So Mike Cernovich says start apologizing because he's going, you know, he's bringing the heat. So I'll respect that to a certain degree and say, OK, you know, I expected McCarthy to do something. Wasn't sure how far he'd go. Let's see how far he does go.

But we were just talking about the manipulators, the cult, how they lie. And the story with Adam Schiff is fascinating. I pulled up an article from February of 2018 where he said, we have evidence that Donald Trump colluded with Russia. It's just not publicly available yet. And so these people just say, okay, that proves it. Yeah. As if like, he says that turns out, guess what? No, they didn't have any evidence.

What does it say? A lie makes it halfway around the earth before the truth gets its shoes on? Yeah, that's right. Churchill. Yeah. But the second part of that I added on was, but when the truth gets its shoes on, oh boy, it gets to running. That's a good one. gets to me adam now now with the internet especially yeah you know yeah you know because it's like now you feel lied to now you feel betrayed so you know you empower these people

to go out and like want to spread the truth cool for you on tight you know loyal to the foil that's what happens but um this is business when you're talking about media you're talking about business they're not really worried about the welfare of people they're not concerned with uh what type of radioactive atmosphere they could create or tension they just want to they just want the clicks they just want to be first yeah they want to be first they They want the clicks. I follow this one account. It tells you every time, I think it's the New York Times changes their headlines or something like that. It's a bot. Oh, wow.

That's a good one. And I just, it makes like amendments. And you see it and you can see how they're optimizing your headlines for a higher click-through rate. It's called A-B testing. Yeah. So what these news organizations do, they've always done this. Back before the internet, the New York Times and other newspapers, I think the New York Times, but newspapers would send out two different front pages. If Donald Trump was working on, say, a peace deal with North Korea. The newspapers in New York would say,

Trump sparks outrage by appeasing North Korean dictator. And then when the paper gets sent to a rural area, a conservative area, it would say, Trump receives high praise from conservatives over peace negotiations with North Korea because it's all about selling the paper. Same story, different angle, different framing. What they started doing on the internet, they called A- AB testing, where it's not even about region necessarily anymore.

It kind of is. If you live in New York, when you see the article and click it, the headline will say, you know, Donald Trump does backflip. You live in Omaha, you click it, Donald Trump does front flip. And they change them in real time because now they see the fluctuations and they're like, we put out the same story. We put it out with five headlines here's the rate of click-through per headline this one did the best then they'll start moving and changing the headlines in other areas it's crazy isn't it and and it's and it's framing too which changes your understanding of the story right so timcast.com ran a story a long time ago that said, like, Joe Biden criticized for this thing. And I immediately said to the news team, we should not do stories that are just about someone criticizing Joe Biden. The story should be about what he did. And then we can include reactions. So Joe Biden does backflip, not Joe Biden slammed by conservatives, because of course he's going to get slammed by conservatives. No, no, no. Tell us what's happening. That includes the commentary.

Because what they'll do is, you see a story that says Trump under fire for doing backflip, and the average person just hears Trump bad, Trump bad, Trump negative. Everyone's mad. When in reality, it could be like under fire from two people. Yeah. So, but I'll stress this too. Some people that don't matter. If you're talking opinion pieces, I got no qualms and no beef because I do exactly that.

Yeah. I do my opinion segments and I'll put Trump slammed for this reason because I'm quite literally opining on my thoughts. I'll be like, Joe Biden roasted for doing this thing. And I'll say, this is why people are angry because I'm doing opinion commentary. Right. But for our straight news stuff, I'm like, just tell us what happened first. Well, I don't think majority people are even

reading that like they're not clicking through and seeing the category opinion op-ed they're not seeing that they're just seeing the headlines so they're just taking oh this is news and it comes from a reputable source or well i mean reputable back to the context of the mccarthy stuff adam schiff was was using his position on the intelligence committee to claim evidence existed that was you know confidential that the american Committee to claim evidence existed that was confidential that the American people couldn't see, and then they just had to trust him for it, and he was lying.

So then you get journalists who write, confirmed, evidence exists Trump colluded with Russia, and it's like, bro, some guy just said that. Like you saw the DeMar Hamlin thing, right? He's at the Bills game, but he's wearing a hood and a mask and glasses, and he's waving his arms, and you can't see his face. Yeah, the hollow man.lin thing right right he's at the the bills game but he's wearing a hood and a mask and glasses and he's waving his arms you can't see his face yeah the hollow man is right hollow man yeah tmz says we called and confirmed because someone told us it was actually him i'm like but they don't even say who they called right you didn't confirm anything did you call

his mom you call his agent you call the actual team i mean this is the escalation double right right that's what i think but it's an escalation into making it all seem like oh it's common knowledge it's common knowledge russia trump colluded with russia and then you can stop questioning it please don't ask us where our sources are and that's creepy when muller came out and was like nah what did what did schiff and the rest of the democrats start saying what no no no no he said trump's not exonerated. Yes. And I'm like, because you don't exonerate people. You have to prove he did it, not that he didn't do it.

Yeah. But Schiff was like that. Schiff's been doing that for as long as I've been following everything. Remember the bombshell witness that they had to keep in witness protection about Trump? Nobody ever found out who that was. Yeah. And they let him do that. He always has some kind of bombshell

or some kind of smoking gun that he can never deliver on. But the mainstream media backed him. They're doing it now. The Washington Post wrote an article defending Swalwell and defending Adam Schiff. And I'll give Swalwell credit, especially because we had Matt Gaetz on.

He made up his point. He was like, look, the Fong Fong thing was well before he was in Congress. So I have questions about that but i'll say this if kevin mccarthy says the fbi briefed him saying we have concerns about this then i'll be like i don't trust the fbi but if i went after a democrat there must be something there what was this the the briefing no the when when he said yeah when he said it had evidence with Russian collusion, what year was it? Oh, 2018. I mean, come on, Adam Schiff said it every single day, nonstop.

The entire time that Trump was in office, they were doing it. Well, he was clever, too. He was clever. He'd say things like, I pulled up one interview from CBS, and they're like is there direct evidence of collusion and you go we have conversations that have been released to the public between donald trump and russian banks and the moscow deals that is direct evidence of collusion and it's like you see the game he's playing is he's saying a thing exists that's already in the public therefore it's evidence and it's true but you don't know the thing he's actually referencing well let me let me let me set this on fire you ready keep an eye on the chat shift did us a favor you gotta let that one sit let the chat okay oh my god what is he talking about

build suspense i love it yeah now everybody's angry yeah now what's the counter um trump didn't win imagine what this country would look like if Trump ran and won. I'm going to tell you right now, this country, if Trump would have won, would have been on fire, on flames. Antifa would have been everywhere just setting things. That's what I feel. I feel like a whole bunch of, you remember the summer of Black Lives Matter? Summer of love.

The summer of love. Oh man, we'd have had four years of love. It's tough. It's tough because there's some truth there that we don't want violence. We don't want destruction.

We don't want death. No, we don't. But at the same time, does that mean you let corrupt people take over and run this country into the ground? So you know what we're dealing with now? It was the hard fall or the slow fall.

And the question is, do you rip the bandit off as fast as you can, get it over with? Yeah. Or do you slowly peel it, pulling every little hair along with it? Yeah. That's a tough question. And the question is this if donald trump won and antifa on the far left did go nuts would trump have then with his final term gone in and finally started arresting these people charging them in mass and shutting it all down i actually think that probably would happen i think

donald trump was scared to go after antifa on the far left in the summer of love because he was going to run for re-election he was like they will call me a fascist it will be weaponized against me so the strategy i think trump took was hey man you live in portland you voted for this they can deal with it but in term two he's like i'm not getting re-elected again send in the send in the army national guard whatever right yeah you go hard you go hard your last term you know what i mean yeah do you think that he had that in him yeah i do yeah i think he i think i think he had it in him you know what i mean i think he had that in him? Yeah, I do. Yeah. I think he had it in him. You know what I mean? I think he had it in him.

If not, he had a hell of a poker face. He'd have bluffed it. He'd have bluffed the heck out of it, and they would have been scared. They'd have backed right up. They'd have backed right up. I guarantee it. I wonder. I question.

Because of the way that he behaved, I question whether he actually did have the resolve that his bolstering seemed to – His base? Yeah, because he didn't – he wasn't an authoritarian the way that a lot of people saying look you should send the the national guard in especially when there were the the people were rioting in portland at the uh um at the courthouse and stuff was that seattle or portland i think it was portland yeah it was portland there's you know and i think that he was nervous i think he was nervous about actually doing that i think that after the the the issues in dc when he had to be run to the bunker

and the way that the press and media responded to an actual attack on the White House, the way they responded. They were trying to Olympus' fall in the White House. Yeah, I think that he was concerned with using too much force because he wasn't going to get any, he was going to get, he knew he was going to get crushed.

And Donald Trump wanted to be liked more than anything in the world. This is the problem that Trump had had he's not machiavellian you know when the 529 insurrection happened antifa shows up the white house and tried to olympus what is it olympus has fallen olympus has fallen yeah yeah the draught butler movie when uh so i say this all the time if donald trump ordered the law enforcement to stand down and Antifa then ripped the fences down and torched St. John's Church

it would have shifted the narrative of this country 180 degrees he would be in the bunker he would come out the next day to a destroyed historic American church the White House being rampaged

by far left extremists and he would say the attack on this country by the far-left extremists is unprecedented, not since the 1890s or whatever, 1880s. Has the White House been attacked before? Has a historical church been set aflame? He could say something like, the fear that we had as good stewards of the Constitution

was that to send out law enforcement to shut down what had begun as a peaceful protest would have been a front to the rights of every American citizen. If only we had known the violence, the hatred, and the danger that was far-left extremism, then we would have taken action. But we believed in the American people and the right to protest, and unfortunately, the extremists in the far left and Antifa exploited that to destroy iconic American imagery. And you don't think the leftist media would have spun that? Look, you can't spin the image. You can't spin St. John's Church torched and raised to the ground by the far left.

The problem is, how would you spin it? It's the left. I'll put nothing past them. They'd be like, he deserved that and and the church is bad, and the Christians are white supremacists. And you're right, yes. But think about the suburban housewife who's seeing smoldering ruins from far-left extremist riots. Is that the target demo you're saying of this speech? We're not trying to convince the far- left and the corporate press to vote for anybody. See, but the thing is,

Donald Trump is not Machiavellian. He said, hey, they're trying to burn a church down. Stop them, quick. And they did. But would that mom get the Donald Trump speech or would she get

a contorted version of that from far leftist media in her home? Look, look, look. You're not wrong about that yeah but i'm talking about weight right when when far left extremists set fire to saint john's church and they did yeah set fire to a guard post the white house and and tore down the barricades injuring i think like 100 plus law enforcement officers yeah trump shut it down and the narrative from the media was trump attacks peaceful protest

so you're saying he should have let it go let it happen i'm not saying he should have you're saying if he did the machiavellian manipulative you know uh evil way to deal with it and that's what i'm saying i'm saying trump's not an evil guy right trump said hey they're trying to hurt people and burn this thing now we better stop them yeah the media spun that against them yeah what i'm saying is wait if antifa goes and antifa set fire to saint john's church and the media spun that against them yeah what i'm saying is wait if antifa goes and antifa set fire to saint john's church and the media defended them yeah now what would happen if the church was raised to the ground it would be a lot harder to defend them i see what you're saying yeah that whole oh you know mostly peaceful where everything burning in the background i hit a lot

harder when you got a historic church in rubble in rubble you know versus a church that almost went down and you got trump in front of a hole in his bible right where they spun it like oh he had his bible upside down i'll tell you what they do the left would come out and say the failure of donald trump's administration to stop the violence is shocking how could he let this happen and then Trump could come out and say, you're absolutely right. We should have gone harder and used the military and the National Guard to stop the violent far left extremists. But we didn't want to hurt our fellow Americans. But I confess I was wrong to try and be peaceful and maintain the peace. It backfired.

Tim, you'd make a good press secretary. I'm about to say Trump, he should have had you writing his speeches, bro. Michael Mal you'd make a good press secretary you're about to say trump needs he should have had you writing his speeches bro oh michael malice would make a good press secretary we do irel live from the white house press room every night when trump gets reelected you know this is the crazy thing to me because like you look at january 6th yeah january 6th is exactly what i'm talking about okay where were the police right why is there a video of a guy walking up to cops saying please stop them look he's pointing to the people walking what are you doing and the cops are like nope why are there cops on video opening the doors and letting people in and then the democrats saying

oh no we were attacked it's an insurrection and they ran that narrative for a year and they just started an investigation they impeached trump because of it that's what i'm saying i'm saying trump didn't have the the moral failings to do what democrats did yeah because january that day in january they didn't so he he allegedly he asked for 10 000 troops the national guardsman to be there yeah allegedly allegedly nancy pelosi said no thank you we don't want the optics of that yeah i think she didn't want the optics of that because she got the optics that she wanted. Yep. Violent far-right extremists.

And the DOJ. And think about what would have happened if, I'll tell you, if on 5-29, Donald Trump was rushed into the bunker under the White House, he was, and if he said, listen, the last thing we want is a dead protester on the news. Stand down. And then the protesters ransacked everything, Trump would have been reelected, guaranteed, and then he would have sent the DOJ after all of the far left, just like they're doing to the January 6th people.

He'd be going after and rooting out far left cult members and violent extremists. Instead, what do we get? Right in atlanta far left extremists are for out of state crossing state lines with semi-automatic weapons occupying a forest shooting cops and putting them in the hospital calling for the assassination of police and then ransacking downtown atlanta so burning people's homes and torching a guy's vehicle that's all happening it's not stopping. It keeps going. And we were surprised. You mean there was an autonomous zone in Georgia for the past two years or whatever?

And they're burning houses to the ground and vehicles. And one guy shot a cop. Yep. And the media is protecting him. So I'm just over here doing a tally. I'm counting up all the grifters that we're going to nominate for the grifties.

Go to grifties.com. Nominate your favorite grifter. I see. What's the dude's name from faza that was on the date grifton trying to grift his job on a date grifton tristan walker tristan jordan tristan jordan tristan walker yeah we got to nominate him somebody go to grifties.com we got to nominate him what's his guy's name shift um adam shift adam shiftiff we gotta nominate him oh yeah he's he's a he's a shoo-in he was nominated

for 2020 he was yes he was he's up there 2021 2021 he's a reoccurring nominee yeah

he deserves it he's earned it cause look a lot of people will say like they'll be like for the Griffey it's gotta be

you know Steven Crowder or Cenk Uygur or Tim Pool I get that you don't like the commentators but adam schiff yeah as a politician that's a good one a lot of people mix up the nancy pelosi a lot of people mix up the meaning of the word grift though because like a lot of people think that like they just someone they don't like is a grifter it's like they'll

use that term interchangeably and like grifting is a it's a very loose term well we use it you know the the there's a uh if you watch the grifties tomorrow grifties.com you'll see it we have a different definition that we like to go with but what we like to say is loosely there's a light side and there's a dark side if somebody's taking away from the grift and somebody like you know we be grifting we grifting right now yeah i mean we grifted off of tim pool shout out to Tim Cass IRL you know everybody's grifting to some level it's just more like

what are your intentions what's your end game what are you doing with this all are you trying to push inoculations on people or are you trying to free minds

right but at the end of the day everybody's got a grift right but you're right sometimes people use the word you just say I don't like this person

he's a grifter and it's just like but it sort of implies like conning someone. You know what I mean? Yes. Selling them snake oil. Yes.

Absolutely. That's always been my understanding of it. Yeah. It's like a sellout. An opportunist. Like they see something, they jump on the message, right?

Like they don't know if they believe it. I mean, my prime example, this is AOC when she took those pictures crying at the border. And you find her,

it's like, oh, that was a good grifter. That crying at the border and that's the dark that's it was like that was a good grifting that's the dark side that's the dark side of the yo yo that's prime time grifting you know what I mean that was that was phenomenal you guys you got to do like little montage videos where it's like the top 10 and it's like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and it shows like a slow moving photo and then it shows her like crying at the border and it shows her on the phone going where is she where is she it shows her like crying at the border and it shows her on the phone going where is she? Where is she?

And it's playing like you know orchestral music. You gotta do it like they do at the Academy Awards. When she was doing the Jan 10th reenactment. We call it Jan 6th, Jan 10th. Yeah, we call it that.

Jan 10th. That's a good one. Yeah, she made that story up. It was fake. Now that is grifting right there. I'm impressed. You got to be a special kind of, look, I would not want to play AOC in poker

because she, well, actually, I take that back. I can see through her bluffs, but she would do really, really well. Bald face lie when she's like, they come to my door and bang and I'm hiding in the bathroom and I hear, where is she?

It's like, yo, that happened an hour before the building was even breached so before anybody entered the building someone knocks on her door and she's hiding in the bathroom get out of here she made that up you know it was a cop looking for to evacuate the building she made it up you know she'd be grateful james o'keefe spa program but she's you know i say she'd be good at poker is because she can lie to your face yeah without with without twitching without with no tell you'd be like because she feels like her lies are just but i'm obviously i've never met her i don't know but like there are some people who feel as though like they are entitled to lie like their means are so honorable that they don't feel remorse like people who flinch when they lie or give some tell, like they feel on some level guilty about it.

I don't think they believe that they're lying. That's true too. I really think that there are people that – Narcissistic. It's Saul Alinsky's rules for radicals, right? It's like, yeah, I might be lying, but I'm doing it for good. Yeah, it's what is the goal that's in mind. And justifies the means

what's that mean where they have the woman crying with the snot bubbles coming out said women can lie this hard i mean people can cry this hard and still be lying they commit i don't know what to tell you it is what it is i mean think about that was like nancy was like if it's true that she had the chance to have 10 000 national guards members at the capitol that day and she was like, if it's true that she had the chance to have 10,000 National Guards members at the Capitol that day. And she was like, no, we don't need them. Like I spent I was at opening arguments for Enrique Tarrio and the Proud Boys trial. And there are the federal government was like, yeah, we have FBM for once. You're going to testify and hear all the defense attorneys be like, OK, they should explain why there was no law enforcement.

If you think this was a planned insurrection, where was everybody? If you guys knew you a planned insurrection, where was everybody? If you guys knew you didn't defend anything. I mean, it just becomes to the point where you're like, is Nancy Pelosi grifting for this long term play at the White House? Like, it's, I think this is what puts Americans off of politics, right? You want to believe in the honorable, but you're shown time and time again, that people operate for their own good. Like even the Pfizer video, the guy is saying like, well, we could make money off of this this could be good for us but then what they'll do is turn around and tell you that Donald Trump did a passenger 57 in the back of

the limo trying to take out some secret service agents well real quick let me get my grift on because I'm getting news right now that my camera's a little dark somebody said my light isn't right so I just want to chat help me out does does temple have racist cameras does he have those what is it remember hp like their cameras wouldn't focus on black people is that true oh they did that they did that lighting they they there was like a campaign they did where they're like our new cameras for all skin tones yeah a bunch of black people yeah i didn't know i just want to make sure chat let let let let let surge know let surge know if my camera is good i gotta look good man grifty's tomorrow well it's you're wearing a black shirt with a black backdrop oh that's what it is yeah oh man you always gotta bring the race grift up man

listen i'm a black supremacist damn it one One time we were doing a show and Tim was like, you're too white. You're throwing off the color balance in here. I was like, I don't know. So maybe it's just like any extreme part of the skin tone. Well, Uncle Hotep would like that. Uncle Hotep's like white, man. Who doesn't? I don't know.

Nobody on the planet, just for the record Nobody on the planet Hates black people More than Uncle Hotep Oh my gosh Is that true He's here Hi Uncle Hotep The black white supremacist I've been following Uncle Hotep

For a lot of years Have you Oh yeah I followed him Before I followed you I hate that Yeah you know You know what's up man

That's terrible I put you on How'd you find him That's the question I don't know I followed him on YouTube. I watch his YouTube channel. Uh-oh.

But I'm not sure exactly how. Why do you like this guy? Because he makes me laugh. He's funny. I'm honest, down to earth. I'm a black man from Exeter, Pennsylvania. He's just funny. He knew he was going to get that off.

That was the layup right there. Just a black man from Exeter, Pennsylvania. He's a grifter. That's what he is. Yo, Tim, your imitations are spot on, man. Did you practice that, man? Which one? Which imitation?

Both of them are pretty good, man. What'd he do? He did Trump and he did... Trump was not a real impersonation. You had it for the first couple sentences you had. Trump's actually... I can't do Trump at all. So I just do a little bit of the... He talks in a very impersonation. You had it for a couple, the first couple sentences you had. Yeah. Trump's actually, I can't do Trump at all. So I just do like

a little bit of the, like he talks in a very weird way. The Fauci thing is, I'm actually trying to do cartoon versions of them. Oh, okay. So like,

the Fauci voice that I do is intended to be an over-the-top, exaggerated version of Fauci. You don't need to be wearing two masks. So it's like, it's gruffer,

it's, you know. And then Nancy Pelosi, when I do her, I overemphasize her teeth. She talks like Donald Trump is the worst man in this country. That's my Nancy Pelosi. So it's like, it's kind of cartoony. I feel like you need more lip smacking than Pelosi. Like the dentures are trying to run away.

Lip smacking? Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. I don't actually practice any of these things. I bet if I actually tried and actually practiced, I probably could do

a bunch of really good ones. Absolutely. But I was the voice of Fauci for Freedom Tunes for a while. That was fun. Oh, that's dope. But then when Fauci

was out of the news, Seamus didn't need me on the show anymore. The classic grifter Seamus. Yeah. Just kidding. We did a bit where you guys saw the story that said on the show anymore. So I just got the classic grifter Seamus. Yeah. You know, we did. We did a bit where you guys saw the story

that said if you're not vaccinated, you're more likely to get in a car accident. You see that one? Let's talk about grifting, man. But so Seamus did a bit

where Fauci's snipping car brakes. Yeah. Yeah. All right. All right. I guess we're going to talk about war because

we do have this one pulled up and it's not funny. And I'm kind of like reluctant to pull it up because we're going to talk about war because we do have this one pulled up and it's not funny and I'm kind of like reluctant to pull it up because we're laughing here we're making fun of people and now we have this story where it's like the world's going to end from the Guardian US joins Germany in sending tanks to Ukraine

as Biden hails united effort President lands on flagging commitment to Ukraine as officials approve 31 M1 Abrams tanks to add to Germany's 14 Leopard 2A6s. Is this World War III? I mean,

you don't got to call it World War III, but I mean, NATO is at war with Russia. This is not Ukraine. I mean, we are the ones. It's fair to say

it's escalation. I mean, I don't, I mean, Russia says it's World War III, right? Definitely. They already use that term.

They're already in it. Well, their TV personalities all over Russia are saying, we're on World War III, right? Definitely. They already use that term. They're already in there. Well, their TV personalities all over Russia are saying, we're on World War III already. One guy came out, again, it's like the fifth time some TV personality has done it and said, fire the nukes already. Just start firing nukes. The fact that there's tanks being given to Ukraine,

that is going to be justification to the Russians to escalate. They're going to say that NATO is escalating because it's Germany and the U.S. They're going to say that NATO is escalating because it's Germany and the U.S. They're going to look at it. And France. They're going to look at it like an escalation and they're going to do something. There will be some response.

Every time we do anything that helps Ukraine, Russia takes that as an attack on them and they use that as justification to do more things. I don't know what their strategy is. Areraine by prolonging the war i don't think so but that's just me it's a question of are we are we preventing russia from taking more control of ukraine is that is that help i kind of think the u.s i'll look at this way ukraine is a border country with russia right the united states is on the other side of the planet and the u.s is sending weapons and agitating imagine if russia was sending weapons to mexico and then like cartels were attacking the southern border and trying to

take stretches of the rio grande or something well russians are the black people of white people what does that what does that what does that mean you're laughing i don't even know what it means that letter is like i gotta talk to this guy they're the out group no i mean look woke people say slavic people are are people of color yeah well i guess technically you're right like even look at it from a resource perspective you know russia is the africa of europe they're very minimal rich right like oil like very big yeah very cold though yeah so if you look at how russia uh how africa is treated russia is getting the africa treatment we got to go in we got to colonize we have to take your assets we have to divvy it up it's just beautiful communism you think we're going to go into Russia, too? The U.S. goes into Russia? I well, what do you when you say into Russia? Right.

It's first thing now we have to understand with colonizing. What you first do is you colonize the culture. And as we talked about before, you discredit the witness. So you discredit the current culture. You make Putin look bad. You make the culture. And then you attack the root of Russia, which is Orthodox Christianity. They're already attacking that. So there's a cultural colonization that's happening. And if you can uproot that, everything else sort of falls into place. But Russia is definitely a target of some group of people on this planet most of them running financial institutions i believe because they're the same ones behind situations like ftx right large financial institution pumping into and then i didn't say that you said that um But we saw the financial institutions that were involved in the FTX election Ukraine triangle.

You see what I'm saying? But there's always been that sort of history between America and Russia. For example, we talk about the Civil War war the north had russia as an ally so there's always been that tie right also i mean they had they had britain too didn't they no uh that was uh the south had uh france and britain against them against them right oh you said the north had russia against them had russia with them with them them. But then France and the UK were with the North as well. South. The UK and France were with the South. Correct.

Okay. Well, they were like playing both sides, right? Trying to see who can knock up. Well, absolutely. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They were selling stuff. They were brifting. I think, actually, yeah.

I think the South was trying to sell cotton to the UK. Correct. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So there was some of that. And Russia comes in and plays this role as hey we're going to be the great equalizer of some sort and that's how we get the whole exchange of alaska because they own that and that's how that thing happens right but you got to remember russia was a world superpower under uh nicholas right that was before the russian revolution came about and who financed

the russian revolution i can't say on here but everybody knows who did that right so you see this tie of money behind all these things real quick this is from my book the patriot report i'm asking the conspiracy of money at war available now on amazon and hotepjesus.com um but i've tracked back you know this whole thing about the central banking system whatever whatever but i always see russia pop up and i see russia as being the one place that this financial elite has not quite conquered so i think they want to cripple it and then you know slowly grab its resources if you take a look at the history of the region with the Middle East, with Europe, one big component, which it's interesting

because I hear in the media they're reporting it's a conspiracy theory. It's the natural gas monopoly. It's Gazprom. It's Nord Stream. It's the Qatar-Turkey pipeline. I talk about it all the time because it's like I think it's the key to what's happening. NATO wants to get cheap energy into Europe. Europe demands it.

Syria says no. The U.S. is very fortunate that Syria then goes into civil war. And of course, we oppose the Assad regime who said outright, we will not let you build the Qatar-Turkey pipeline. And conveniently wanted to build an alternate pipeline that would do the same thing, strengthening Russia's energy monopoly in Europe. And then all of a sudden you get Burisma with Joe Biden, former CIA director, and these

interests working for an energy company in Ukraine. Nord Stream 2 blows up. You didn't just smash a stink bug, did you? Yeah, he did. You're going to regret that. Yeah, absolutely. It's going to smell real bad now. Let me just put it over here.

I don't want any of them Chinese bugs. It is. That's what you don't see you can't smash him bro yeah it's gonna be like ammonia here in a minute yeah it's good smell yes smells like ammonia is that it is I said like a moose in the day that smells like cilantro it isn't like cilantro no it's it's gonna smell real bad though yeah yeah they release this oil oh yeah it might be the first thing bugs's why they're called stink bugs Yeah they're called stink bugs Oh that's what they call those? I call them the Chinese bugs They are Chinese bugs

Right Yeah they came over here in the 70s or whatever And you can't get rid of them Right Yeah we call Actually we looked it up It's 1996 Oh 96 well

We call the exterminator Spraying does nothing Yeah Because in China they have wasps that eat them But you don't have wasps here Yeah there's no natural predator Yeah Anyway we're talking about We're talking about Nord Stream 2.

Then Nord Stream 2 blows up. Yeah. And then they blame Russia for blowing up their own pipeline. Yeah, Putin did it. Yeah, so the whole thing is, it's interesting because the argument made about why the EU needs to exist is to compete with China. That's what they say. They say they want to create a powerful economic bloc that can compete with China because China's growing so rapidly.

I call BS on that. Joe Biden was involved in selling natural gas from Louisiana to China with Hunter Biden. That was just revealed in the Hunter Biden laptop story. Exclusive emails released.

Daily Mail covered the story. Joe Biden, there's an email saying, I've organized a meeting for Joe and Hunter to do the sale and it was natural gas from Louisiana to China. Why are we selling energy to China? So they say Europe wants to compete with it.

I call BS. I think it's ideological. I think it is control. I think you got a bunch of powerful interests. The United States went to China and said, what you're doing with this communism using market systems dictatorship is what we want to do. So the United States has been trying to implement Chinese style communism here and in other countries. It's a lot more than just that. I don't think it's so simple. I think energy absolutely plays a role. They do want to get cheaper energy into Europe. They do want lower energy costs. But Russia is their principal villain, not China.

China has the ideology they like. Russia doesn't. What's the incentive for Biden and the rest of these guys to go along with the Chinese agenda? Are they thinking about themselves? I think what you basically have is there's evil people who do things for ideological reasons okay who employ selfish psychotic individuals who do things for personal reasons okay so joe biden's the kind of guy who says i'm gonna sell energy to china everyone else be damned and then you have ideologues who are like who are they the ideologues

yeah i it's hard to say who is who is they though right yeah who is they it's hard to say because they're walking out of here man we made it an hour in everybody he's the new record holder so the reason i say it's hard to say is not that it's a censorship question and people expect me to say like jews or something no i'm talking about like the davos group okay powerful corporate interests these are people of all different backgrounds. You can call them global elites. You can call them CEOs. But it's hard to quantify exactly how you group these people other than it is the people of means and power around the world who don't want to lose it, who birds of a feather flock together.

Big business? Big business. Big business, big government, all that kind of stuff. Big lizard. Maybe even lizards. Yeah, we don't know. But a lot of people say the World Economic Forum, the Davos group. And it's like, that's simplistic.

That's where a lot of the... That's where the employees hang out. I would say, you know, some people have said like it's the Illuminati as a catch-all term for powerful global interests. I'd say that it is a semi-emergent phenomenon, meaning I don't think that there is like the order of the Illuminati, you know, that actually meets and sits down at their meeting with a big sense as Illuminati. What I think it is is a hydra. You've got all these big corporations. They are interested in maintaining that power, and that power is maintained through rigid control of the planet, which means, Henry Kissinger, I think Ian points out, limited warfare, meaning they want some war.

They sell weapons. They don't want no war. So there's a degree of control they have to have in a lot of things. They don't have total control, though. They're just special interests. And the reason I say semi-emergent is emergent meaning a phenomenon that happens over time naturally. And I say only semi because you certainly have powerful special interests who will meet and say, hey, we need to move these tanks. What are we doing? It's like sell them in Ukraine. Let's get a conflict up. I mean, look at the stock for the companies that operate this stuff now i'm not saying definitively that conspiracy theory is true i'm saying yeah there absolutely are powerful ceos who meet with government

officials and say we've got to move shirts out of this country what can we do and the government says look we'll work i have this beautiful war laid out for you i think maybe that's a little far but i'll give a shout out to matt gates who said i said you're going to get a bill to break up big tech and then they're going to you know get put options on he goes that actually happened they had a bill moving through congress to break up big tech paul pelosi bought the dip and then the bills died in their tracks and then of course the stock goes up that's the kind of thing I'm talking about didn't Hawley just introduce the Pelosi Act

to stop yeah I've seen that ultimately what I think is this CEO of a fortune 500 company he's trying to sell as many vaccines as possible he lobbies the government give us a guaranteed contract

and the government says let's talk you're gonna get lobbyists let's talk right they're gonna this is what the this came out of the veritas thing just now the uh the guy was saying basically i think this came out of the veritas thing you think these government employees who are regulating big pharma are going to be mean to them when they're expecting a job afterwards right the lobbyist doesn't just say i'll donate to your campaign he says you know we're big fans of the work you do we know you believe in helping people of the world maybe once you're uh you know when you retire you know we could talk about a nice package maybe there's a fit for you come on the board maybe maybe a couple million dollar a year salary if of course we think that you actually care about this stuff yeah that what ends up happening then

is the guy who takes over this company this big pharma company he's not inducted into a conspiracy he doesn't go to a meeting and they sit him down and they make him walk through paddles and he gets v'd in or whatever he's a guy who gets the company and he's told hey if you want to make that billion dollars this year and get your 25 million dollar bonus we gotta sell more product is there a way we can get the government the biggest buyer to buy which is possible let's send the lobbyists to convince them mandates are the way to go yeah and then you get these things so you're a communist me i mean you just basically said that this is capitalist greed. That's corporatism.

Yeah, that's not capitalism. Oh, so this is corporate greed? I don't know. You said this is about making money, right? I called it an emergent phenomenon. But we got to move products. Isn't it corporate fascism? No, no, no.

Hold on, hold on. This is important. I don't know if greed is the word used to describe it. That's why I say it's an emergent phenomenon, right? Because it's power, too. Well, look at it this way. Because you said bonus. You said bonuses is a financial incentive there.

But it's not the human machine. It's beyond the human machine. It's the lizard man. No, no, no, no, no. TimCast.com is a company. Timcast.com needs a certain amount of money every week to maintain this company. Right.

The person who is trying to maximize Timcast's product isn't thinking, I want for myself. To enrich myself. He's thinking, I need to meet these deadlines and KPIs. Exactly.

So in order to do that and do my job, I might need to call somebody in government. So you get big pharma and it's not necessarily the CEO saying, I want to make a billion dollars for myself. But the bonus plays a role. I mentioned that. A lot of it is the guy saying, look, we're looking at a down forecast. Our stocks are going to take a hit.

The shareholders are going to get pissed. We got to figure out a revenue stream. And someone says, look, this COVID thing, there's talk of mandates. We should be on that 100%. It's the right thing for the people and it'll help us secure contracts to keep the company running.

And then Tristan walks in and he goes, I got a great idea. What we're going to do is we're going to create a whole bunch of multivariant mutant viruses and we can sell more vaccines. It is how many grains of sand make a heap is the banality of evil. It is people like him who are saying they're justifying it to themselves.

But you know what? The reality is some of these people know what they're doing is evil. They know they are cogs in a machine that is destructive. But my point ultimately is when it comes to the entirety of the system as it's orchestrated, I do not believe there is a singular group of people or individual who's sitting there

twirling his mustache being like, here's how we're going to take over the world. People come and go. It's a monster. It's an amorphous blob empowered by all of the different people who say, look, I'm not an avalanche. I'm just a snowflake.

Avalanche was coming long before I got here. That's what I see. The avalanche doesn't blame itself. I'm sorry. The snowflake doesn't blame itself for the avalanche. But each and every time some global leader or some powerful executive joins in these meetings and they say two things happen. The ideological pressure and the economic pressure.

One, how do I meet my deadlines to make sure my company doesn't fail because the shareholders, the employees are counting on me? Government mandated contracts. Two is the ideological pressure. You ever hear that story? So let me ask you a question. Look, real quick. Let me just, sorry, I'll finish this point.

You ever hear that story they did where they put a bunch of chimps in a room? They put a ladder in the middle of the room with fruit on top. Chimp walks over. There's five chimps. Climbs the ladder. Fire hose comes out. Sprays them. All the chimps get sprayed down. Chimp tries climbing the ladder. Again, boom. They all get sprayed down. They learn. Stay away from that ladder. They take one chimp out. They put one chimp in. New chimp is looking around like, where am I doing in here? Walks over to the ladder the other chimps run up grab him and throw him down and start beating him up because he's going to get us sprayed right one by one they replace all the old chimps now they got five

chimps who have never been sprayed with the fire hose any one of them goes near that ladder they get beat up why that's the way we do things yeah that's i think a large component of the ideological capture that happens with people at the top so you're saying that there's this corporate fascism thing phenomenon that you mentioned right and i don't want to dispute that but who killed jfk tucker just said it was charlie he said it was a cia that's what tucker said that's what tucker said charlie wow he then went on to say didn't he say that they went after nixon too because he was trying to figure out who killed jfk tucker's been going off yeah well yeah i think he knew there was something in the files

or something like that so how does all that tie in right if we got the corporate thing happening in tim pool's phenomenon why is the cia you know these other groups? And are they part of that corporate thing? It's not just corporate, it's government power. So here's what happens. Why does the CIA get formed? My fear is that people ascribe to conspiracy that which is an emergent human phenomenon, which is dangerous, that we need to recognize.

Power coalesces. So you get the FBI, I think uh what did the fbi start as i forgot i did this whole thing researching it before was the fbi was called something else right look at what it is today yeah right i mean people don't start these things intending them for extending for them to become monsters yeah but they do so you think there's people like struck maybe in position of power who are abusing this power? Absolutely. Okay. If you look at it like... What I mean to say is

there are people, there's we'll call it the super liminal, the liminal, and the subliminal. You know, as the Simpsons joke reference. There are people who know they're bad people and want power. But I think there's not that many of them. There's a lot. And you don't need that many in positions of power to get an evil group of people destroying the world.

You then have people who know that what they're doing is kind of bad, but they think, I'm more powerful here for good, even though. So I remember hearing about the CEO of Shell or something telling activists, I want to save the world too. I'm more effective as the CEO in doing good. So they recognize in their own mind, yeah, bad things are happening because of what I do, but I'm trying. And then you have the people who are totally oblivious, who are like, everybody get on the freight car. I got no idea why you're going there or where you're going there, but I'm going to make

sure you do. And they're contributing to that evil. That's crazy. That's absolutely insane, bro. So I'm trying to put all these pieces together. You don't think that there's a board table of Illuminati that are making decisions behind the scenes? The answer to that question is… You think they got a group chat and say, hey, what are we going to do now?

They're on time. Hold on, hold on. The answer to that is half yes. Okay. Of course, there's a board meeting where powerful rich people are meeting up but there's no induction there's no name you know how they always throw out the name like rockefellas yeah of course of course rothschild but that just means rich people and wealthy families and those rich families have changed you now have jeff bezos

who owns the washington post he wants to sell it. So is he in Illuminati? If you're saying Illuminati as in a nebulous idea of the powerful elites who control the planet. Yes. Absolutely. Oh, Jeff Bezos in Illuminati. Okay. What about Elon Musk? I would say yes.

Okay, so we have Bill Gates. I think we could throw him in there. Oh, absolutely. Okay, Bezos. Is Zuckerberg in there? Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What about Jack Dorsey? Jack Dorsey, I'd say yes, absolutely. Really? Even after? But

you got to understand, there's not a membership list. Right. If we're using Illuminati as a vague term to represent the most powerful people in the world who meet with each other and decide how to move their chessboard pieces, of course all these people are playing the game. Are there good guys and bad guys?

Yes. Elon Musk is in an interesting position. Is he a good guy or a bad guy? That's tough to say. He's got factories in China. He's defended China. He's posted good things about the Chinese Communist Party. But in the United States, he says good things about freedom.

He pushes back on the establishment. He calls out democrats so a lot of people in the u.s are cheering free speech free speech yay but what about his business dealings in china yeah i mean i mean we're not we're not gonna sit here and defend the chinese communist party but elon musk has said nice things about them then you gotta look powerful people whether whether they intend to or not, make big moves. Yeah. Big moves. Yeah.

So when I say Zuckerberg gates, what I'm basically saying is at the cream of the crop, the top of the top, these people, birds of a feather flock together. They're going to hang out. They're going to have similar ideas and similar experiences.

They may not completely agree, but they can move mountains. So when we see big moves happening, people on the bottom say, it's a conspiracy they're plotting. And it's like, technically that's true. Wealthy, powerful and corporate and government elites are meeting together, are planning things together, but it's not like they wear dark robes and draw pentagrams on the ground

and then paddle each other to induct them into this Illuminati. While they're making the decisions, that kind of party happens after the decisions are made don't get me wrong there there are those weird parties that happen that's what i mean it's what i'm saying is there may be groups that go to like bohemian grove do that weird mollick stuff yeah which i'm sure you've heard of but the people the davos group people things like that i know people who have gone to the World Economic Forum they do not regularly

go to board meetings they go once a year to hear what other people have to say share their ideas but if you get 2,000 corporate elites and government elites

and they all start sharing their ideas together it starts to starts to come together their cycles start to synchronize if you know what I mean you know who

you know who some people say is an Illuminati? Who? Tim Pool. In the Illuminati. Yeah, they say you're part of this group of evil decision makers. Are you an Illuminati, Tim Pool? I'm putting you on the spot right now.

No, no, I'm not. I guess, unfortunately. I was about to ask you, well, can I get in? No, no. unfortunately i thought i was about to ask you well can i get in no no interesting things happening with the decentralization of power and media and resources so now you're ending up with companies that probably much to the chagrin of these uh powerful elites who want to control things you're getting people like us who are finding ways to navigate through the cracks and build power that is very hard for them to deal with so you're building like an alt illuminati yeah well no but

maybe we should i did say this on the show before i was like can't we do the opposite can we have like a group of activists come together for meritocracy liberty personal freedom personal responsibility and then start like making books and giving them to schools and doing stuff like that you know what i mean well hotep nation that's what we're involved with, homeschooling. Well, I believe in homeschooling, but I'm saying make the Hotep book and get it in schools. You're talking about counter-propaganda. Or just literally propaganda. Counter-revolutionary activities.

Freedom propaganda. Yeah. I like that idea. You guys make the books, go to schools, and then tell the schools, you're not racist, are you? You're not? Okay, then put our book in your curriculum curriculum and the book will be like freedom liberty personal responsibility uncle hotel what would you put in a book if we were to put a book out and say this is the most important thing we want to tell people or teach children you know especially with crt

drag story time right now what would you put in a book what i put in a book yeah like what would be you know the one thing you think children need to need to be taught to because i look at it as like counter-marxism right because that's really what's counter-revolutionary yes yeah absolutely you're now you're talking my language yeah you know what they need to put in it? the Grifter Hall of Fame Hotep Jesus number one there tomorrow right there thegrifties.com

greatest grifter of all time vote for me grifties.com do you nominate yourself? you're like I have to be on this list yeah that's awesome

I'm in the site I got access of course I nominated myself I'm trying to win I think I just got passed by damn can you pull it up? Grifties.com. Can you pull up who's winning right now?

I can. Pull that up. What is it? The Grifties.com? Yeah, Grifties.com. G-R-I-F-T-I-E-S. No, take out the. It's just Grifties.

Oh, it's no the. No the. Yeah. Put that up there. Let's see who's winning right now eliza blue no that's the newest nominee eliza blue at 14 you're number two you're number two oh yes you are shut up who's who's chile de castro i don't know

the young turks number five. I'm impressed. Oh, no, no. What is that? It says newest nominees, number five. What does that mean? Oh, because they're groups. Is that what it is? Yeah, it is groups, too.

Yeah, okay, groups. Hotep Nation. Hotep's been told you. You guys are trying. The Grifties is number one. Let's go. That's a good one. Look at this.

Greta Thunberg's number three. You're a bigger Grifter than Greta. That's impressive. Uncle Hotep. Greta that's impressive Uncle Hotep Greta Hotep with it Alex Stein number nine

Crowder number ten Eliza Blue is there at number 14 it's a new entry Volodymyr Zelensky at 12 Michael Rapoport's in there

look at that alright I was on there at one point I was pretty high up there but I guess I got knocked off you gotta nominate

Tim Pool nominate Tim Pool right now on grifties.com I don't know if i deserve it to be honest absolutely absolutely you do you deserve it because i'm able to grift off of you are the grift god you make grifting capable or possible for a lot of people you gotta be acknowledged for your contribution the grift amplification culture the grift economy maybe next year i might be able to make it i i do think i gotta be honest i don't know if you should be number two. Why?

I should be number one, right? No, I don't know if you should be on the list at all. Why? Because I think making the grifties and talking about it is not grifting. I think it's the griftiest thing in the world to win the grifties when you made it. That you made for yourself. That's actually a good point. Wait, wait.

Make that point again you made. You said I shouldn't because what? Because you made this thing but actually that's a good thing the fact that you're trying to win your own thing

is the griftiest thing normally you recuse yourself because it's your competition but in this case you have to be in it we're gonna go to

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LAPD returned a boy that wasn't hers then told her to try the boy out and had her institutionalized when she refused the boy yo what?

wow I've heard that story before yo that's crazy wild Cassius Cam says ho-tep or die Tim hit me up if you need an intro

intro they're here they're sitting right next to me let's do it did you mean like an intro to Intro. They're here. They're sitting right next to me. Let's do it. Did you mean like an intro to the show? Yeah, he makes music. Cassius makes music. Yeah.

We should have a theme song. Oh, right on. Yeah. All right. Let's see what we got here. What is this? Shout out to Cassius Cam. He makes the intro to Hotas Been Told You.

Oh, okay. Right on. Tyler Bratton says, I have a suspicion that this guy is a whistleblower. The way he said, don't tell anybody, made it seem like he knows he's being recorded. I could be wrong, but nonetheless, thank you, Project Veritas.

Man, this is a crazy story from Veritas. Internet breaking, top level. This is going to lead to some stuff. I'll just put it that way. All right. Athol Ironworks says, free the quartering. Eliza Blue is grifting off of real victims. Sad and disgusting.

Yeah, Jeremy is currently suspended from Twitter, as is Brittany Venti. And I don't know too much about it other than they posted, do you guys know about what happened? They posted a photo, a still from a video or something, or the video,

and then they got reported and taken down. Yeah. I don't know too much of the details. My understanding is they posted the video of Eliza from back in the day when she'd made some kind of... She wasn't nude or anything, but she was fairly scantily clad. Jeremy was supposed to be on the show.

I found out yesterday that he was not coming on the show. And what had happened was he was confirmed for the show initially, but then it was like something happened because i was talking to him directly and he was like i'll come out you know this wednesday and we're like yes and this was like a month or two ago and then he was like hey i can't make it out let's schedule and actually in advance so he scheduled for the end of the month and then jeremy never got back to cassandra who does booking with any of the travel information and she tried to reach out to him I guess Jeremy said he flaked and he

apologizes and that he just didn't get back in time we book things pretty far in advance so after a few emails Cassandra didn't hear back she was like hey if we don't hear back from you we're going to have to book somebody else and then we ended up booking somebody else but Jeremy's welcome to come here anytime he wants I told him bro you got to come out here we're supposed to

have coffee man but open invite obviously we're booked up we book anytime he wants. I told him, bro, you got to come out here. We're supposed to talk coffee, man. But open invite. Obviously, we're booked up. We book up decently far in advance, like a month and a half or so. So it kind of sucks that we couldn't get Jeremy out. But anytime Jeremy wants to come on,

we'll try and figure out how to make it work. We do get cancellations sometimes. Eliza Blue hosted, she presented an award at the Grifties, I think 20, the first one,

if I'm not mistaken. Oh, okay. She might win one this time. I mean, she's an award at the Grifties, I think 20, the first one, if I'm not mistaken. Oh, okay. Yeah. She might win one this time. I mean, she's on the list now. She's ranking up. I mean, people are spamming the chat, the super chat talking about her. The chat is full of Brittany Venti remarks about her body and talking about the quartering.

Pop culture got a super chat about whatever's happening, and all of us looked at each other like, we don't know what's going on. We're not the people to ask. The chat is thirsty for information about that. They don't want talking. Here's a good one. Christina H. says,

Caitlin Bennett is back on YouTube today after taking a year off to enjoy being a new mom. I wonder if we'll ever see her here on Timcast. Oh, that's Gun Girl. That's Gun Girl. Oh, yeah. Whatever happened to her? She took a year off to be a mom, Timcast. Oh, that's Gun Girl. That's Gun Girl. Oh, yeah. Whatever happened to her? She took a year off to be a mom, I guess.

Oh, that's beautiful. Absolutely. Oh, wow. I like guns. She should come as long as she brings her baby. I want to see the baby. You know what I mean? Does the baby got guns?

Probably. Hopefully. It's like you get your baby. If I get to hold her baby, she can come. You get a baby gun. And then when you're old enough they're like this is your baby gun and you open it

up and then you get that video of that toddler that made everyone actually you know about

the 22 cricket right hold on think about this think about this is a nice little tradition you get a

model from the year that the kid was born it's their baby gun and then when they're old

enough it's you know bequeathed to them oh and then it's like because think about this it'll be 20 years later or 18 years later

or maybe 16 depending on the laws with parental supervision and you've got a 16 year old it's an old school you know older model and then you're like

as you're an adult it's your like signature weapon yeah yeah I like that yeah it's cool yeah maybe I'll do that like we're not literally going to hand the baby a gun of course media yeah maybe I'll do that like we're not literally

going to hand the baby a gun of course Media Matters will write that we are but we're not what we'll have is it'll be like locked in a shelf and we'll be like

when you're old enough this is you know a 2024 model you know 1911 whatever manufactured by Springfield I've heard of parents

like buying like a bottle of wine that was like produced the year their their kid is born and then like they gave them the baby wine yeah definitely

no I'm just kidding these parents are crazy no they'll save it to like you know their 18 or 21st birthday or like whatever yeah it's aged

as old as you are yeah it's like and hopefully it's not terrible wouldn't it be awful I like that I like this one oh wait this is funny Jason Dixon says

Tim Google placed a COVID-19 information tab at the bottom of your video. I bet they were paid to do this by Big Pharma. I don't really care about that stuff. People are like, oh, they put a tag on your video. I'm like, that's stupid, but who cares?

Shout out to Google. Yeah. Here we go. Coldy Lock says, hey, Tim, you talk about mandating gun ownership as a joke. Look up gun law passed in 1792. Never repealed. It mandates 18 to 45 year olds purchase military style guns

so they can be called upon for the militia so my my bit was like we should mandate gun ownership but not in the sense that we literally do we propose bills forcing democrats to negotiate down to people are allowed to have guns you see what i mean so we go to congress and we say mandatory mandatory gun ownership. If you don't have a gun, you're in violation of the law. And they're going to be like, that's crazy.

Let's settle on anybody can buy a gun, but you don't have to have it. Fine. We'll repeal the NFA. Okay. That's some 5D chess you're thinking right now. You ought to know it's funny. You ought to know it's funny.

Children have a right to keep and bear arms. Really? Yes. chest you're thinking right you all know it's funny you all know it's funny children have a right to keep in bare arms really yes and you see the the issue that we're dealing with is that culture supersedes the law and because we as a culture have decided children should not have guns maybe because the power of guns the danger of guns has has exponentially gone up we've now decided they can't but hold on kids back in the day when the Second Amendment was written would be handed a musket to hunt. I went to – and there are certain laws where they're like at 12 years old you're allowed to wield a certain weapon as long as your parents are around. But I went to – I think it was Stonewall Jackson's house, a house he used. In the kitchen – this is amazing. They have a smoothbore musket, 1828 or whatever.

You know why? Ready to go. Because while they're cooking dinner, they'd open the back door, somebody would grab the musket and wait, blast a critter, and then walk out and grab the critter and throw it in the stew. No joke. And I was like, what's the gun for? And they're like, oh, they open the door and just shoot something and eat it.

It's the dinner gun. It's the dinner gun. I love it. They would have young kids using muskets. Granted, a smoothbore muzzle-loaded musket, very, very different from a semi-automatic Glock 17 or something. So I understand that. Yeah, but we call that the supper semi. But understand this. Just because technology changed doesn't mean our

rights did yeah okay so if people have a problem with this and disagree it has to be amended we as a people have to codify that we recognize the evolution of technology changes things but understand this too it is not controversial to say the first amendment applies to children that's a fact so why wouldn't the second what changed nothing in the law did statutorily they just passed law saying kids can't have guns anymore but how do you supersede the constitution in that way for that for that matter how do they pass the nfa the national firearms act literally does nothing but infringe our right to keep in bare arms i mean with the first moment like anyone from the beginning of time the day they are born in america they're guaranteed free speech but we know that there's enough legal precedent set where like if you're

in a public school newsroom right you're working your school paper like the school is allowed to restrict your freedom of speech it's allowed to restrict your freedom of press there are legal precedents set up over time that school yes but a child can walk outside and say what they want to say their free speech is protected sure but this becomes an issue with social media right you'll have a kid post something kid they'll get in trouble at school are they and this is like as you're saying like as technology progresses we're continuing to battle over the thing technically they have free speech but we are in a state where we want to restrict and limit the greater point that tim's making that that is that we have neglected to adjust laws to reflect the way that society

desires the laws to be and the reason they the reason is because changing those laws is hard right it's hard to change. So what I'm saying is that they're doing it through the court system. Yeah. Like they don't need to go to the legislature and repeal a law. They just need to have a court case that says this is legal precedent. Yes. And that is something that's called activist judges.

And that's something we should do our best to avoid. You can't have a judge be like, well, the Constitution doesn't matter. Yeah. You don't want to let you don't want to allow judges to legislate from the bench. That's a terrible idea. It's awful. Deludes the power of the legislature further than it already is. Let's read this one from Jeremiah Dobler.

He says regarding dudes admitting crimes to Project Veritas. They don't believe what they're doing is wrong. Yes, I will counter that. Not true. The guy, as i'm told physically attacked the veritas crew and i think it's because he knows what he's doing is wrong which is why he said don't we don't want to tell the public this don't tell anyone i told you he knows what he's doing is wrong but some some of these guys don't some of them they think they're good guys yeah

some of them definitely yeah raymond g stanley jr says these narcissist freaks always out themselves thinking that they're bragging about how evil they are, hoping they'll score after the date. I guess, you know, like women write letters to serial killers, man. Yeah. Maybe these guys are thinking like, I'm not at that level, but I can be evil. Small say says James O'Keefe should walk out like Chris Hansen at the end of the date after they got the recording. Well, the reason that doesn't work is they have to review the recording first.

Like we were talking about, what if some chick goes on a date with a Twitter employee, and I bet it's happened, and they're like, so what do you do at Twitter? I'm a moderator. And what do you do? Do you ban like, I heard like people ban conservatives. I don't know about all that,

but you know what me and my friends are doing tomorrow? We're going to go see Harry Potter, big marathon. We're going to start by watching the first movie all the way to the eighth movie. Do you want to come? No, I'm interested in your job. Oh, well, I don't really care about that.

I'm an 11th level wizard in my Harry Potter club. I want to see that video. She's just like, I have a desert in my panty. That's what I get paid for. But just imagine the Veritas B-sides. I bet it's hilarious. Not only that, I bet James O'Keefe has actually uncovered things that are probably not in the public interest, but kind of. You know, like a guy saying something like, oh, my job at Twitter is to shovel the crap off the floor in the bathrooms because the employees there are filthy and don't use the toilet.

And it's like, James is thinking like, I don't know if this is newsworthy. It's just kind of gross. But then kind of like, we want to know these weird things that happen at these companies. Are we kind of newsworthy? You know who O'Keefe should hire who has a lot of experience with filming people undercover?

Steven Crowder. I'm playing, Steve. It's just a joke, man. I just had to get that one off, mander. I'm playing, Steve. It's just a joke, man. I just had to get that one off, man. I'm just playing, man. Call me. I love to do a show on your channel, man. I'm just playing, man.

I'm just playing. Daily Y, I love y'all too, man. No shots, no shots, no shots. T-Rex Pet Shop says, Project Veritas was savage when he got in the face of that New York Times reporter. Stop supporting woke pet stores

like Chewy and Amazon. Support freedom-loving T-Rex Pet Shop. I'm writing that down right now and I will. But my question is, do they have the kidney medicine? Oh, true.

Yeah, Bocas is on a special kidney medicine. Will he still need it after the stem cells? Well, we don't know if the stem cells are going to work. Yeah. But if they did work,

would he still need the other medication? I got a kidney form. Yeah, no, probably not. Holler at me. I got a kidney form. No, the problem is, he's got a. Yeah. But if they did work, would he still need the other medication? I got a kidney for him. Yeah, no, probably not. Holler at me. I got a kidney for him. No, the problem is, he's got a bad heart.

So he can't get, I asked him about a kidney transplant and they said his heart's no good. Oh, damn. He wouldn't do that for surgery? So here's what I, Has he ever visited Pfizer? No.

But, look, he's a gutter cat, right? He was a rescue. Yeah. Okay. And so it probably happened as his mom ate garbage and then got knocked up

by another cat that ate garbage yeah and then gestated a cat by eating garbage oh this is from birth he's had this problem so

we didn't know this but he was a rescue we got we got him when he was relatively young I think maybe six months to eight months or whatever

and then all of a sudden he's about four years old now I think maybe six months to eight months or whatever. And then all of a sudden, he's about four years old now, I think, he starts slowing down. He's not jumping and playing anymore. He's getting skinnier. And then one day he just slumped over and we were like, something's wrong. And he was anemic. His red blood cell count was near death.

And we saw him falling over. And if we didn't, he'd probably be dead by now. Brought him to the doctor. They said his kidneys are failing. They're too small. They can't support this adult cat. They're underdeveloped. He probably wasn't getting proper diet when he was a kitten. He was eating garbage. And then his heart has a valve defect, a genetic defect, and they said,

we're sorry, these things happen. So we don't know if the stem cell therapy is going to fix the kidney problem because they're underdeveloped as it is. Okay. But we're going to try. Yeah. And we asked them about a kidney transplant. What they do is there's a cat that they're going to euthanize because there's too many cats.

And they say, okay, if you adopt it, we take the kidney from one cat. We give it to the other cat. You have to take care of them both. And they have to go on a special kidney diet. Okay. And it's like kind of brutal for the cat that's going to get killed. Like we're taking your kidney or you die. Yeah. You know, it's like, well, they's like what do we do well they got down live so they'd be all right well hopefully we'll see what happens has been very spry he's been getting intravenous fluids are not intravenous subcutaneous fluids

okay and he's been getting a red blood cell medicine but the red blood cell medicine is now unavailable damn so it's bad news yeah and it's gonna take a few weeks because the economy's collapsing i don't know ask joe biden you can't get anything it's crazy like the reason our new headquarters has been delayed by like a year is because materials are insane it's really hard to get we can't even get the internet it's been over a year and comcast is like the materials to build the internet don't exist have a nice day no joke internet where so where we are in west virginia we have to actually have them come out Here, and Comcast is like, the materials to build the internet don't exist. Have a nice day. No joke.

Internet where? So where we are in West Virginia, we have to actually have them come out and lay internet in the ground. Oh, damn. We're legit developing in a rural area. We're going to bring... This is technically like Area 52. I knew you was in Illuminati. We have a big building. We have a 40-foot building, and you can see it.

So all the people around are like, what the is going on here? There's this massive building. Just a big-ass building in the middle of nowhere. Middle of nowhere, and here's the funny thing. We're going to be skateboarding in it. We got a studio for production and a space for skateboarding and other activities and fun shenanigans movies and music so apparently what happens is one of the guys working on the project is probably having a drink at a bar and someone asks what's that crazy building so actually i'm working on it yeah it's some guy who does like a podcast who wants to like skate inside or something and they're

like skate and he's like yeah so then this person goes to their friend and says some guy's gonna be like skating around in it's gonna be like skating around in it and they were like skating around in it that's so weird and then they go online and say why is a rich guy building a private skating rink yeah and now they're imagining all of us going in circles with roller skates oh i thought they thought it was an ice skating rink for a while i thought it was roller skates i don't know which one i want i wantep Jesus to do the first couple skate with me at the new place. Couples? Hell no,

I don't do that shit. I'm sorry. Let's read some more. Let's read some more. Get Uncle Hotep to do it. TN says, directed EV might not work like they want.

The virus will evolve randomly and if an escape mutant emerges in the lab, there's a very slim chance it will be the same escape mutant in the population.

This is why I don't believe him. When he's like, oh, the idea is to mutate the virus so that we can make vaccines, there's a very slim chance it will be the same escaping mutant in the population. This is why I don't believe him. When he's like, oh, the idea is to mutate the virus so that we can make vaccines. It's like, well, I get the idea that you can direct the evolution of the virus through gain-of-function research style things. But in the wild, it's going to be random. And you're like, we didn't plan for that one. Yeah. Like if there's 18 billion variant possibilities.

You think the one you chose is going to be it? I don't think so, man. Of course, man. These guys are smart, man. Pfizer knows what they're doing. You got to back off, Tim. Oh, yeah, yeah.

This alt propaganda, you know, this alt Illuminati thing. You're against it? Alt Illuminati thing? Yeah. You want in? Is this the big pharma grift?

This is the big pharma grift. I'm auditioning. Lupe, call me. You want to be a member of the alt Illuminati? I'm thinking about it. I'm going to the highest bidder. I know youing Lupe call me you want to be a member of the Alt Illuminati I'm thinking about it I'm going to the highest bidder I know you got money

so you know we definitely could work something out just don't give me no Daily Wire contracts Daily Wire I'm just joking Big Boss bet I'm just joking

just jokes I'll take that contract that you sent to Crowder I'll take that you can send me that exact one right now you got no shame man griftys.com

you're trying to get number one I love you so much pause that's your second warning every time I'm pulling the Kanye and I'm walking out of here. He's really friendly. It's okay.

I'm sitting down. I'm not getting up. I'm phobic, okay? All right. Let's read some more. Let's read some more. I'm sorry, Tim. But yes, if you're in it, I'm down.

All right, let's do it. Bad B says, Tim is right. I live in a Democrat city. I saw military teams come into the city. Trump was getting ready to do what Tim said. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe. All right.

Samuel Latcher says, or is it Lacker? Guys, please contact your reps to not just shoot down the ATF ruling, but actually gain ground in fortifying our God-given rights. They do, listen, ask for no less than abolishing the ATF and repealing the NFA and GCA. 100%. Agreed. Yeah, guys, I recommend you do. Send a letter out to your reps. Call them up.

It does work. The nonprofits on the left do this thing where they go out in the streets in a downtown area, and they say, do you want to help save the environment? Yes, fill out this postcard. That's all you got to do. They have 100 people do it. They get everyone to do 10 postcards now one day politician walks into his office and there's a stack on his desk of all of

these postcards signed by people demanding change and he goes holy crap and that gets their attention and then they say okay okay this is what people want is what people want from us so that kind of stuff does work man it's not like it's a guarantee. You just got to do something. Yeah. All right. Jimmy Races, in one sentence, you say the media

would be forced to report on the White House church getting burned down. In the next, you point out nobody knows about the last two years in Atlanta. Yes, because I said

it's called weight. The Antifa lunatics in a forest in Atlanta is not the White House. If the White House was set ablaze, it would be international news. If a forest has a handful of Antifa lunatics in a forest in Atlanta is not the White House. If the White House was set ablaze, it would be international news. If a forest has a handful of Antifa shooting at cops, local news just doesn't talk about it. But imagine what would happen if Antifa broke down the fencing and stormed the White House.

Yeah, that would be international headlines. Yeah. Headlines everywhere. Yeah. That'd be epic footage. You're right. The wait. It would be the 529 insurrection.

There'd be committees. The DOJ would start raiding the homes of far leftists. Sure. Sure. We can finally get some answers. Yeah. Wes Eiseman says, Tim, have you heard about the Pelosi Act that was submitted today? I think Hannah Clare mentioned it.

Yeah. The not stock trading thing. Yeah. That's good. That's good. It's specifically between spouses. And I think it was Holly who introduced it. Who knows when it'll be passed,

if ever, but I'll definitely keep an eye on it. Here's a good one. Okay, good. Good. Okay, here's a good one. JMK says, why do you insist on dying

on the DeMar Hamlin Hill? What do you seriously have to gain if you are right? Are you implying that DeMar Hamlin actually was at the venue and that it is an extreme position to be like, I don't trust the media?

I'm not quite sure. Do you guys think that was DeMar Hamlin? Nah, man. That's a body double. What do you have to gain by saying that? They created a clone in Wuhan.

More viewers at the Grifties tomorrow. Grifties.com. Nominate DeMar Hamlin for a Griftee. Griftee.com. I don't know what's going on with DeMar Hamlin. I just know we ain't get a good shot of him that day. I'm looking and I'm looking and I'm like, he got a mask on and a hoodie.

Then we get this snowy scene and I'm like, we see everybody else clear but him. And I'm like, yeah, he grifting. Yeah. If it's not him, he's got a good grift going and i can't hate you know i'm not a hater i don't hate on the grip so if he grifting hey demar man i wouldn't show my face for the next year i'd be showing up to like speaking engagements with the mask on and whatnot he's building suspense for himself he is it's not this is great marketing right it works i i stand by the announcer said we talked to like his family whatever he needs oxygen and then whoever walked around no oxygen in sight so i don't really understand they missed a key detail uh i'm happy to die on this hill it's time for me i can't wait until people say i got a body double don't need that

part the other thing is you were talking about facts and evidence. Why not just take a picture of him with his face out? I think the media is just trolling that. We talked about it on the show. They could be trolling. The media could be trolling with this. You got to be careful. Why?

Wouldn't it be kind of awesome? Explain that theory to them now. Because then it makes, then they can pull out tomorrow, like maybe a couple weeks from now, like, ha! See all you crazy conspiracy theorists, they're wrong, they're crazy, and stuff like that. know so i think i kind of think that they're it's a

setup we're wrong like i i think he's alive i just don't think that was him right so if they pull him out later am i wrong did they get me well i think what the what the unc saying is you know they're gonna try and you know put their foot in this yeah right to make it seem like you know they're going to try and you know put their foot in this yeah right to make it seem like you know build the buzz build the hype not really show him and make you say those accusations make you say those things like no he's deceased whatever whatever so they can come back later and discredit you and say aha look what the temple illuminati said you know what i mean i don't know if i get to be in the illuminati i think it might just be Tim I'll work my way in No Phil's there

It's men only It's cool Well I mean unless Phil or anybody else wants to identify In any way they want It can be for anybody I think it's clear the way that I identify It is clear

After the last two uh strikes you had is clear your new pronouns are she her brad vitale says if we're just another republic that's falling to corruption we can help the world by exposing why this keeps happening good conversation here here man all right let's see we got you got a lot of conspiracy theorists follow you that's right too many too many man oh my and then media matters are going to write that hotel hotel jesus confirms tim pool's audience is nothing but conspiracy theorists follow you. That's right. Too many. Too many, man. Oh, my. And then Media Matters is going to write that. Hotep Jesus confirms Tim Pool's audience is nothing but conspiracy theorists. This is bad for my PR.

I don't know if I'm coming back. Oh, that's good press. Will you send a body double next time? You're publicly inducted in the Alta Luminati, bro. There's no getting out now. Am I? No one ever said you could leave.

You could join, but... I can't get out? No, no. You're in for life. You know what? I quit. It's all yours. Now it's just you.

I am the new leader. Wait, wait, wait. Hey, this is actually a trick people would do on Facebook. It's really funny. You used to be able to add anybody you wanted to a group. And so people would do this trick where they would create a group called like, you know, I like pineapple pizza. Add you to it.

Make you the leader and then quit. And then quit, yeah. And then you would be, you the leader and then quit and then you would be you wouldn't notice and then one day someone would notice you're like the leader of this group but people would put

worse things than that alright Robert Bradbury says grifting is forgetting your beliefs and changing the political beliefs of the wind

Joe Biden is number one damn basically Joe Biden's just but nobody nominated him I didn't see his name on the list. His name's not up there. We got to nominate. Grifties.com, go nominating.

How is Biden not on the grifties? Well, you know, there's an internal committee, but we try to be democratic, right? So obviously we're going to grift. We're going to put the hoteps up there, but the rest is on the audience. You know, we don't have any say so. And if they're saying he's been grifting his whole career, it may not seem like this year he needs to be nominated, right? Yeah. There is some discretion there.

Like, you can't just nominate anybody. It's like, nah, you know he hasn't been relevant this year. Right, this year. I think Joe Biden could definitely have, he has potential. Yeah, sure. Grifting potential, yeah. All right, let's see what we got. He's got Hall of Fame potential.

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