Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #707 F22 Raptors Mobilized Over Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon Over US w/Jack Posobiec

Episode Date: February 3, 2023

Tim, Ian, Hanna Claire, & Serge join Jack Posobiec to discuss a Chinese spy balloon spotted flying over Montana, Putin threatening the US over tank shipments to Ukraine, Democrats throwing a tantrum over Ilhan Omar getting booted from a committee, and Hunter Biden accidentally admitting the laptop is his. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario. There is a suspected Chinese spy balloon floating over Montana. I walk into the green room and Jack Posobiec's standing there with his phone out and he's like, did you see this? They did a press conference. It was a Chinese spy balloon. I'm like, wait, what? Then he's like, they scrambled F-22 Raptors and I'm like, what the is going on? So apparently, we'll talk about that lead story.

Joe Biden wanted to shoot it down. And then they told him no because of... Allegedly. Allegedly. Because of the debris, they were like, no, we can't do it. Then we were like, did they really scramble F-22 Raptors for this? And they did. So I guess that's the lead story. We'll talk about that in other news.

Democrats literally screamed, no, like the meme when they removed Ilhan Omar from our committees. And some even cried. It's just so, so crazy. So we'll definitely talk about the political space. And then, okay i'm just gonna i'm gonna go with this one this is a weird story apparently the da has confirmed they are investigating whether uh the rumors that tyree nichols was romantically involved with the ex-wife

of one of the cops so that's that actually newsweek reporting that that actually might be it it might not be a cop thing at all It might be a dude banging another dude's wife or ex-wife and then they got revenge on him or something. So, yeah, don't look at me. I don't know. The story seems weird. But anyway, we'll talk about it. Before we get started, head over to TimCast.com. Become a member to support our work. Click that

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So become a member at TimCast.com. Smash that like button. Subscribe to this channel. Share the show with your friends. Joining us tonight, of course, is Jack Posob posobic look i'm going to tell you something right now i'm not even going to introduce myself that balloon should have been blown sky high the minute that it crossed u.s airspace and every single second that it hangs there is another reminder of just how owned our politicians, our system, our businesses are by the Chinese Communist Party. They should have lit it up.

That is not a surveillance package. It's not a balloon. It's a target. No, no, no, no. It is a target. It's not a surveillance balloon. It's a trial balloon. It is.

They're trying to see what they can get through. And by the way, they say it's not the first time it's happened. We'll get into that. So Jack Posobiec, thanks for hanging out. Appreciate it, Tim. Hannah Claire Brimelow is hanging out. Hi, I'm Hannah Claire Brimelow. I'm a writer for timcast.com.

That's easy. I agree. They should have blown that thing up, or at least now I'm thinking they should capture it, throw a big net around it, bring it down, break it apart, look at what it actually is. Anyway, let's talk about it later on the show. Update on Bucko. He got his first injection of stem cells today. Oh, he got it?

Got it today. Resting comfortably in my room, letting his body heal. So in two weeks, we're going to go in for the next dose. And they don't need to harvest any more stem cells? Exactly. They have like this mother culture that they will infinitely be able to make stem cells forever now. Whoa, that's crazy. And I found out, this is funny,

apparently I could have taken him 10 minutes away to get the whole process done. No. I drove five hours to the New York clinic. For the memories, for the adventure. It was. Wesley, Aaron, we did it together. Cool, man. We all went together, yeah.

I'm glad to hear it. And shout out to Hopewell Animal Hospital in New York. Obviously, you guys were fantastic. And I'll let you know more as it comes up. Yeah, let's get in. We got Serge pressing the buttons. Yo, what's up? Serge.com, at Serge.com.

Been fighting on Twitter, fighting the good fight. It's been fun. I really am really tired of that site, but I'll be there for you guys. I'm going to fix Ian's camera here. So take care, Tim. Let's jump into this first story. We have this from the Daily Mail. Chinese spy balloon the size of three buses is spotted floating over Montana for days

as U.S. mobilizes F-22 Raptors to intercept. Biden wanted to shoot it down, but Pentagon advised him not to because of falling debris. Don't buy it. They say defense officials discussed shooting out of the sky on Wednesday while it was above Billings, Montana, but decided instead to monitor it closely. F-22 Raptors were sent from Nellis Air Force Base in southern Nevada, but they did not engage with the object. Now, you got this picture here of a tiny dot, but we got you, we got you.

Look at this thing. It's got solar panels. That's like solar panels, right? Look at that. What you're looking at is a technology package. Those are sensors. Yeah. This is a trial balloon.

Those are sensors. It's literally a spy balloon, right? But I think the reason they did it was to see what they can get away with. And they got away with a lot. They're getting away with whatever they want. This thing could be carrying, what if this was a bomb? What if it was some kind of weapon?

Or what if, hey, what if it causes Havana syndrome? Well, of course, keep in mind that what they're doing is they're also judging our response. And that's your point with the trial balloon. So they're going to see how long did it take them to scramble fighters? How long did it take for the balloon to stay there before we scrambled anything up? Is there a diplomatic response? What's the diplomatic? Are they going to put sanctions? Are they going to put tariffs? Keep in mind that you have to look at all of this through the lens of Taiwan, because we know that that will be potentially another military flash point if we continue our escalation in well they just they

just went into high alert right scrambling they started mobilizing their their air defense right they just scrambled a couple of days ago yeah so this has been happening since really since biden got in office basically yo i think this this is a bad sign if uh china's recently china mobilized a bunch of jets and warships and and they've been escalating, firing rockets over Taiwan. Taiwan is now mobilizing its defenses. What if this spy balloon is literally to track our response to Taiwan and what they're doing, and they're trying to gather as much information as possible? Well, the spy balloon itself, and we have to go into what does America have in Montana that could be interesting to the CCP? And I guarantee you, it's not just farmland,

by the way. Is it a four-letter acronym? It is, what, which acronym do you mean? ICBM? Yes, ICBM, exactly. So the Air Force Base, when you watch a movie and you see the nuclear silos and the nuclear missiles pop out, one of the three fields where we have them, about 150 nuclear, long-range, nuclear-tipped missiles, the intercontinental ballistic missiles that were within range of China. And these are not the only ones, but this is a key component of the U.S. nuclear triad, which is located in Montana specifically. That's why I think we may have been on here before once, and you were talking about which state would you want to be if the U.S. fell apart. And I said, well, Montana has nukes yeah so you know yeah i'd pick montana it'd be one of the most powerful countries in the world easily u.s felt current military

installations in montana we have three radar sites in carter county we have fort william henry harrison in lewis and clark county and maelstrom air force base in cascade county so maelstrom's the one that has it and and so of course what they're going to be doing is and and now it's also interesting because of course you know china has spy satellites the same way that we have spy satellites. So we have to look at why are they using a balloon to do this when obviously, so during the Cold War, for example, the US had the U-2 spy plane. This was aka the Dragon Lady. So there was a pilot who was shot down at one point, became a POW situation. He was eventually turned over. We had overflights, they had overflights, but then that's largely turned toward, and we still do it, but it's largely turned towards a satellite game at this point. Actually, funny

enough, there was an episode of Rogan recently where they were talking about the NGA, and I think it was with Tim Dillon, and each of them weren't really sure what the NGA did. It's, well, spy satellites. That's what the NGA does, National Geospatial Information Agency, or intelligence agency. And so the Chinese have this capability as well, signals, imagery, et cetera. So if you want something that's, you know, people are looking at this as high, but from an intelligence collection platform, this is actually low. Yeah, I'm wondering, is it the kind of thing where we have high-tech uh surveillance things that the low-tech stuff can get through now like you know that kind of thing where you have radars but you can't see the thing right in front of your face like lidar maybe we talked about i mean they could be they could be mapping the

nuclear silos you know that famous story where they did like a war game with the old guard and the new guard and then the old guys won and they're like how did you do it and they're like we sent a motorcycle courier with the information so you couldn't intercept it and i was like that's the big deal what i'm what i'm thinking about this balloon is what's what's worrying to me let me know what you think if china's getting ready to attack the and they know u.s the u.s will respond to an attack on taiwan then they're not concerned like a criminal who is going to rob a liquor store is not concerned that he's breaking the law with guns because he's planning on breaking the law in whole.

If China's planning and engaging in a military operation, they know we'll create conflict with the U.S. They don't care if we get mad about a balloon. They want to know what we are mobilizing and where. Now, it's kind of an interesting point that you make because we know that they have the balloon there. We know that we sent F-22s up. The question is, is there something that the U.S. government isn't telling us that China was also doing that they were trying to track the response to our silos? Would there be a cyber attack of Taiwan? Would there be something that maybe not rise to the level of kinetic, like a blockade or a missile strike.

And they were trying to test our response to see if we went nuclear with this. But that being said- This might be a trial balloon for when they do launch their attack in Taiwan. And they're going to want to gauge our response with these Air Force bases in Montana. I've got a feeling they were in Canada, along with the Canadian government's approval, and it got blown off course. think that might might be what happened well i mean look they're currently in the united basically canada is but ian operating as a ccp they're currently in the united states with u.s government approval i was gonna say they've been here for like what three

days we could we should have shot and i think everybody knows that if that if president trump were in there we're in the white house i, we would have found out this thing because something would have blown up in the sky. And then we would have gotten a tweet saying something like, I mean, just imagine the tweet, Chairman Xi, I burst your bubble. So we have this tweet. Absolutely gone. The U.S. State Department has reportedly summoned the Chinese ambassador over the Chinese spy balloon, which has been detected flying over northern Montana. Oh, boy. Maybe another strongly worded letter will come next.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no. A physical wag of the finger to his face. Ooh, ooh, even worse. Even though they're really going to give it to him. Shaking in their boots over there. Remember when Antony Blinken was talking to China and they just told him to shut the up? So that was in Anchorage, Alaska.

And they went up and Blinken went in there. I remember this because they were, whenever you're holding one of these summits like this. And he met with Yang Jiechi, which is sort of the interlocutor for the CCP. He's the former Chinese minister of foreign affairs, but he's currently on the Politburo. And even though he's the former minister, he's sort of the point man for when it comes to international affairs, Yang Jiechi. And he just ate his lunch. He just completely ate his lunch.

And Blinken was saying, we're going to set the new normal with China and we're going to establish the new norms and, and, and put this all right. All of those messy Trump years are going to behind us. And he basically told him that you're nothing to us. You treated him like he,

he treated him like a student, like a little boy, almost like he was, he basically just said, you have no power here. You know, the old, like Lord of the He basically just said, you have no power here. Like Lord of the Rings. He said, you're not negotiating from a position of power. That's right. The U.S. has nothing.

Amazing. You have nothing. We have everything. Every day. I want people to look at this spy balloon. Particularly older members of the audience who remember the U.S. during the Cold War and remember our response to the Cuban Missile Crisis or our response to anything that had to do with a direct

threat to the American homeland. This would not have been tolerated for even one second during the Cold War. But today, we're told, oh, it's not that big of a deal. Don't worry about it. They've done it a few times already. And this package doesn't even... It's not about the censors that are on this. It's about the US response from a political and a military, obviously a military being directed by the political perspective, that if we don't have the political will to defend the homeland against any threat, that just shows once again, that we are distracted. We are being worn thin in places like Eurasia, where we're currently flooding tanks, money every single day, fighting Russia in this proxy war that

we're in with Russia. And now China is considering, and Professor Mearsheimer has talked about this, China is considering opening up what would essentially be for us a second front in a two-front global we can't like world war ii we're not gonna be able to handle it uh meanwhile and it's not so israel just attacked iran the other day too so i mean how many fronts do you want this is like going to be a legit world war it's funny they talk about world war one and two and it's like yeah europe world war ii you had japan you know imperial japan but it's kind of like that was its own thing, and there was obviously concern with the U.S. and U.S. expansion and stuff like that.

So it was like World War, but, you know, large portions of the world weren't actively involved. That's why you have First World, Second World, Third World, et cetera. But this one, this time, it's gearing up to be everywhere. You know, today is the 80th anniversary of the end of Stalingrad. 80 years ago today, the bloodiest conflict in human history ended. The surrender

of the German 6th Army, Field Marshal Paulus became the highest ranking POW, I think in potentially all of World War II when he surrendered at Stalingrad. But 2 million people, civilians and military, died in the span of five months.

The World War II. In one city. It was air power. The reason it wasn't on every piece of soil is because the B-52s couldn't reach, or I guess was it the B-52 at that point, the massive bomber? They still had local range,

Britain to Germany back. And then the V-2 rockets, Germany to Britain. Now we have lasers from space. We have interorbital bomb strikers. You know, there's nowhere is safe on Earth now. Well, it's all about this, right? This is exactly what they're focused on. Because when Putin gets up there and says, this isn't World War II anymore, and we have the ability to strike anywhere on the planet, that is the reality of nuclear war.

And that's why the Cold War stayed cold, because there's an interesting dichotomy where obviously nuclear weapons are the most powerful weapon that's ever been created. this secondary nature whereby in it creates for almost a more peaceful war because a more peaceful world because if everyone has the ability to destroy everyone else and end all of civilization it's like everybody standing in the world holding hand grenade with the pin out and your your thumbs down so all right well i'm not going to drop my hand grenade you're not going to drop yours either and then we're all just stuck that way and then what and then we have to deal with each other trying to like non-proliferation agreements we're like hey we're going to break down all our nuclear weapons but no one ever does it is that the thing i mean why would you you put down your hand grenade right no you put you put yours down and like no let's do it at the same time same time i got a

guy in the back room he may or may not be building hand grenades but let's just set our hand grenades down right exactly and so and so my point is it, it's not in any country's strategic interest to do this. Much has been brought up of the fact that Ukraine did have some nuclear weapons at the fall of the Soviet Union, which were later transported to Russia, and now that's why they don't have them during this conflict. Well, let's talk about this story from Daily Mail. Putin issues threat to U.S. Vladimir says, we will deploy more than tanks, and warns we have friends on the American continent. Apparently, they're saying that he's brought the nuclear football with him, the Russian version of it, and he's making a direct threat to the United States over we're sending these tanks or German tanks are being sent to Ukraine. Basically, it's NATO. It's all the same thing. And if they use depleted uranium cores or something like, or uranium cores in general,

he will consider that nuclear war. So China, Russia, how close are we? Do you think? Well, I do think it's funny that every once in a while, if I tweet something about, hey, you should have emergency food or, you know, you should be preparing or you should have a good pillow to sleep on every night. When you're in the post-apocalyptic world, buildings are falling apart,

you're going to wish you had a good pillow. You're going to wish that how could you stay awake at night? And keep in mind that just a couple of days ago, a couple of days ago, Mike Lindell prepared for this, that out of nowhere, Mike Lindell has been working on a secret project to design and just dropped my pillow too is that why they floated the balloon they're trying to

figure out what he's they're trying they're trying they don't want it to just get to montana they want to get to minnesota because they're trying to get the secret technology ilhan omar is clearly involved this is why that when she got kicked off the chinese are responding to her being kicked off because she was supposed to be working in with the pillow conspiracy, working in conjunction with the reverse vampires,

that they wanted to steal the technology from MyPillow 2. That's the problem with sleeping inside down. We can't allow this. Xi Jinping is sitting in an office room

with all of his commanders and generals, and they've got a bunch of MyPillows, and he's like, how? How? And he slams the table but no no go back to your point you're saying when you tell people to get emergency food take this stuff seriously right i say take it seriously and then they call you crazy they call you tim foyle and then you turn on the news and and putin's talking about nuking the United States and Brussels and London and everything else.

China's got spy balloons over Montana, over our nuclear arsenals, where we scrambled F-22, our most advanced fifth generation fighter. But you're crazy for wanting some, you know, a little bit of extra food supply for your family to have in the garage. I kept, I kept, I was warning everybody. No, no, you gotta buy chickens no, no, no, no. You gotta buy chickens. That's right. You gotta get chickens. And now there's an egg shortage.

I tweeted this, I tweeted this. You were the guy. Yes, it's funny. So we normally have like 180 eggs just stacked on the counters because we're getting like 30 per day. And then when the egg shortage hit, one day I come into the office,

the building, the studio, and I look in the kitchen and they're all gone. Like, I'm constantly telling the people who work here, like here like guys take some eggs with you because we have we have two men you got to eat them and like some are getting like two weeks old now i don't need to say anything the egg shortage hit and people took those i think that coincided with luke rudkowski leaving the office he may have may or may not have taken all of our eggs didn't they say it was something to do with the chicken feed? No, it was a flu. It was an end of flu? It was a flu or something. I've also heard Purina.

People are like, don't buy Purina. I don't know if Purina is doing anything right or wrong. Oh, yeah, there was something about chicken feed. You're right. No, there was something about like there was a chicken feed and it was like a central issue. And then that hurt a lot of chickens. And then they went down, which led to supply chain issues. Guys, think about how bad our country is at this point

when we're living through the collapse of complex systems every day. And we fail at just basic maintenance of our supply chains and pretty much everything where we can't even do eggs anymore. We can't even handle eggs. People watch, so I just finished watching 1883. Have you seen it?

I haven't seen it, but, and it's funny because i know my wife is watching and sweetheart you're the reason that we haven't watched it yet but uh you should watch it but i do i do want to i do want to but just seeing people who are right so we've i'm not gonna spoil i'm not gonna i had to introduce her to chevy chase first it's it's it's a year and a half two years old already but i'm not gonna spoil anything because some people may not have seen it but there's just many things that happen where you're like, man, I can't believe they couldn't deal with that problem. It's like, I'll give you an example. It's like, oh, I stubbed my toe.

Is it bleeding? Guess I'll die. Nowadays, it's like we have a ton of things you can do. We're not worried about infection. We wash it with soap. Usually fine. You can then maybe put antiseptic on it. Usually fine.

Like, did they not? They didn't even know to put whiskey on their wounds. I guess they did. Did they? Some people did and some people didn't. I mean, it wasn't universal knowledge. Like, I'm listening to this podcast. Well, this is the Civil War issue.

Splash some whiskey on the wound. He's good. Right. It sounds like a joke, but, like, it would actually work. I'm listening to this podcast about the Kennedy family and just, like, about the children, their race, whatever. And they had one daughter who was, like, severelyapped and lobotomized her and the podcast hosts were rosemary rosemary unis was her sister super into this right now she's the one who like cared for

her and eventually started the special olympics but the podcast hosts these two girls who are doing it were saying like it seems obvious to us that we're like don't let her get the lobotomy but at the time fewer than 100 people had gone through the surgery there's a chance it was cutting edge they said it worked so well and it's this crazy gamble which did not work made her much worse was was terrible in the end but like this is this whole it's easier for us to look back on 1883 or or these time periods where it was all experimental. They didn't know how they were going to survive. They just needed to.

See, I always think about, you know, what are people going to say about the 2020s, you know, 50 years from now, 100 years from now? What are they going to go back and say? Oh, my gosh. These people kept radioactive microwave ovens in their homes. They put food in them, you know, or whatever it is that they look back. You could have lived to be 200 years old. Why would you do this? Here's the scary thing.

So watch 1883, watch The Last of Us. And there's a scene in The Last of Us that is also very good where Ellie and Joel are walking down the street and then she's like, they see a crashed plane. And she's like, did you used to ride in those? And he's like, yeah. And she goes, wow, that's so cool. You got to go in and just and seem like it at the time and that's that's that's the

main point with all this stuff this threat of war people need to realize what makes it possible for us to i got two monitors right in front of me we have tv up on the wall i have no i could never make one of these in my entire life if someone came to me and said i will give you a billion dollars make a tv i'd be like i guess i buy glass plastic. I don't metal. I'm not going to be able to make this. It's crazy. You need all of the people and all the different specialties. So as infrastructure starts collapsing, or if war really does kick off, there's going to be little things that you once thought were so stupid and mundane, you're going to be begging for. And that's why I've often said, when we're talking about this

or Civil War or otherwise, think about something that's extremely common and useful in your house, but also extremely difficult to synthesize. What do you think that is? And then buy it.

I was thinking, is it maybe mouthwash? How hard is it to make it? It's not really that hard to make alcohol. So maybe not. But I'm thinking like, I don't know anybody.

I know people who could probably make alcohol, like whiskey or something. You could figure it out. But like a harsher antiseptic, like what we have with mouthwash. Although whiskey probably works. But what do you guys think that is? Soap. I'm doubling down on soap. I think soap actually is relatively easy to make.

Yeah, just sip on a five-some-oils. What's that? You sip on a five-oils, hence down on soap. I think soap actually is relatively easy to make. Yeah, just saponify some oils. What's that? Use saponify oils, hence the word soap. Saponify oils? Saponify oils. Oh, okay. What if you have children? Milk.

Food in general. I mean, that was the thing with the baby formula shortage, right? Like all of a sudden we hit this point where it was critical. That's crazy. People didn't understand that babies can't just eat stuff. Well, this is where you got those stories. Give a baby a nice big steak. And since I threw Tanya under the bus a second ago, I'll do her favor.

Because she was tweeting about that story where this mother was trying to, you know, brought her baby into an ER. I forget exactly where it was. And the baby was completely malnourished. And she said, I don't understand. I feed her milk every day. But it was almond milk, right? And it was almond milk. And she said, well don't understand. I feed her milk every day. But it was almond milk, right? And it was almond milk.

And she said, well, yeah, because we're vegan. And so we're trying to raise the baby vegan. And they were like, this baby is in danger of dying. It's severely malnourished. You can't just make up these decisions. I mean, there's a very specific set of nutrients that especially young children need. Yeah. And especially with that argument, like if you're a vegan and you're saying,

oh, giving my kids cow's milk is disrupting the cow's natural system. Like you're not stopping the cow's baby from drinking its milk. Why would you stop your baby from drinking milk you specifically produce for it? Like it's illogical, but it's just so ideological in this idea that, well, we're vegans, so nothing produced by animals. Vitamin C. Which doesn't make any sense. Where do you get your vitamin C?

We get it from China. Yeah. No joke. That's crazy. You'd have to grow carrots. So I think we ordered a bunch of buckets of powdered vitamin C. Yeah. They make it from black mold.

Wow. That's weird. That's weird. Carrots, you think? Is that what you said? Carrots. You'd need, I mean, if you've got- Peppers have it. I actually, you think? Carrots. Peppers have it.

Rose hips. I do live on a lake, so we've got fish. Fish has vitamin C in it? No, but they have fish oil. They've got vitamin B12. They've got a bunch of stuff in there. This is the crazy thing to me. Watching 1883, they're like,

well, we got beef, so we got food. I'm'm like you just live off of beef for that's it you like you don't need anything like that's it that's crazy and they think they have like small amounts of like stuff that they had like preserved beforehand right like for me i can't say what substance i would like want to know how to make but i just generally would like to get better at like jarring things or preserving food right because if you can grow all kinds of fresh fruit food, that's great. But if you can't make it last the winter, then come any kind of apocalypse, you're done. But keep in mind, Tim, that our society today as it currently stands is the aberration. What we're talking about is the last 10,000 years of human history was exactly that. It was, where are the plentiful forests

where I can go and hunt game? And then obviously agriculture comes along and okay, we're gonna have towns, we're gonna have society, we're gonna have civilization. But when society breaks down, the question is, since we've become so accustomed to living this type of life that we have, which is extremely luxurious, that we don't have the ability to just fend for ourselves, basically.

And I think with Last of Us, that's a great example. You know, you mentioned that thing about the plane. They see a plane crash, right? And I think about it when a couple of years ago I took my kids to Cape Canaveral. And I remember they have the one of the last space shuttles, I think it's the Atlantis, they have in the warehouse there, that you know, it's in the museum, but you can go see it. And I remember thinking, you know, when I was a kid, we had spaceships. And we had this thought, particularly in the 90s, prior to 911, that it was going to be

spaceships, and then the next thing was going to be colonies. And then we were just going to keep pushing out for the lunar colony first, and then Mars was going to be colonies and then we were just going to keep pushing out for the lunar colony first and then mars was going to be next and we were just going to keep going and this was our destiny right this was this is the way we're going to work on things now and that somewhere along the line 9-11 happens we decide to invade the middle east then we decide to invade more of the middle east that wasn't involved in 9-11 then further countries that had nothing to do with the middle east now we're in eurasia because we've always been at war with eurasia and we don't seem to have ever gotten back to that basic idea of human progress did you watch that video that went viral recently on twitter where it's a high school workout in 1962 and all the young men are basically in boot camp.

They're doing... Man, they're swinging from those bars. I don't know what they're called. They're holding their own body weight. Monkey bars? It's not monkey bars. They're vertical. Yeah, they're vertical. Wow, Ian. Wow. I really dropped the ball on that one. Really just...

You can stream, man. Rolling poles. I don't know what happened to this country but i kind of feel like the night is always darkest before the dawn and so as long as you are working on being self-sufficient or d-o-n before the dawn the night is always darkest before it becomes orange before i mean that's it's actually a really interesting thing you just mentioned the dawn is orange and so is the dawn that's right and the night is always darkest before it becomes orange. I mean, that's actually a really interesting thing you just mentioned. The dawn is orange and so is the dawn. That's right.

And the night is always darkest before the dawn comes back. I'm just saying, whatever happens, if you're self-sufficient, if you get out of the cities, if you get some chickens and maybe a couple of goats or something, you'll be okay. If you keep your chickens safe. Keep your chickens safe. That's a big, big deal. Bro, I'm telling you, if it really does hit the fan and war breaks out, I'm not talking about

infrastructure collapse or societal collapse. I'm talking about the U.S. government saying, we all have to pitch into the war effort, so we're taking all of the copper. We're taking all of the steel.

The eggs are being shipped off to the troops, so you're not going to have eggs. You're going to be eating rice and beans if you're lucky. Bread, bread. They'll love this. They're going to say, eat the bread. Eat corn. They're going to say, eat the corn. This is Victory Gardens. And then what's off to the troops, so you're not going to have eggs. You're going to be eating rice and beans if you're lucky. Bread, bread. They'll love this. They're going to say, eat the bread.

Eat corn. They're going to say, eat the corn. This is Victory Gardens. And then what's going to happen is you're going to be sitting in your living room, and then all of a sudden you're going to hear, and you're going to go, what? You're going to run out, and you're going to go, Ma, something's getting the chickens. And it's going to be a guy in a flannel shirt with a handlebar, mustache, and suspenders running while Peter, Bjorn, and John is is playing and he's like i'm just so hungry

and you're gonna be like drop my chicken it's gonna be and then there's gonna be a bunch of other hipsters running around with them yeah i was gonna say it's the hipsters from the city who are like these people are crazy i don't need to leave my lifestyle i can stay in my one bedroom apartment no chickens for me they're gonna your chicken and try and eat it. I saw a tweet from Dash Dobrovsky who I actually want to like a lot. I don't know him. That's a work, right? That guy's not serious. He's an actor. He's got to be an actor.

No, no, no. He's literally an actor. A child actor. He's been on a bunch of TV shows. His first appearance I think was on Jay Leno. His whole thing's a bit. He might be doing a character. It's a little over the top be doing a character for Klopp. But his tweet was... It's a little over the top for me, but I appreciate his tweets.

I really like his tweets. Usually, I find it entertaining, but the tweet today was, or from yesterday, men who use guns aren't real men. What the hell is he talking about? He's talking about Ukraine. He's basically saying that he hates Ukraine and that anyone in Ukraine is not a real man because they shouldn't have guns. They should be surrendering to Russia.

Maybe it's a joke. Maybe it's hyperbolic. The force of their testosterone would be able to stop the Russian army in winter. I just assumed he meant like you fight with your hands. I get that. It's because he's not a real personality. So Nuance Pro actually did a big takedown on him

showing his IMDb track record, like the movies, the TV shows he's been in, the things he's uh so nuance bro actually did a big takedown on him showing his imdb track record like the movies the tv shows he's been in the things he's filmed it's a bit he's he's he's a he's a cloud chaser i see i wouldn't be surprised if he really doesn't truly believe everything he says it's kind of a short-sighted statement does that mean alec baldwin isn't a real man yes all men turns out let me let me let me give a special shout out again i want to give a special shout out to to hasan and his fans because when uh i i did a video saying that hasan piker was correct about the cataract surgeries that is a beast thing yeah that he was like this fills me with rage that we just don't give these people these things and i'm like yeah i agree it's like we're spending all this money on war and stuff i think he missed something though when when i said we spent 100

billion dollars on ukraine right hasan's response was to start laughing and then offer up no critique as to why what i said was wrong and his fans all started calling me stupid and they said before that i was right but as soon as i said don't support ukraine with our money all of a sudden i'm wrong these people are i call them neocoms you know it's like neocon but communist yeah they want to say comics neocomical neocoms they they want they like neocon but communist yeah they want to say comics neocomical neocoms they they want they're communists but they want foreign intervention and war but you know what it so they're basically like john bolton and nassan piker probably get along really well i don't think he wants war i think he was pissed because you he thinks that what you're doing is

is deferring to um conservative agit prop as he refers, as like, yeah, the blindness thing is ridiculous, that we're not helping blind people. But then when you mention Ukraine, he's like, why are you talking about conservative news all of a sudden? What conservative news? Just Ukraine. In his mind, it's like a conservative thing.

He literally says in that clip, the military industrial complex is the problem and we shouldn't be giving them our money. And that's literally what I said, $100 billion going into foreign wars in countries that are not on our border. think it was gender stuff pakistani gender studies the starter pack of i'm i'm edgy but it's okay to tweet these things and then he agreed with me and says they're doing that gender studies thing as a liberal pr so he basically agrees with my points

but then rallies his followers to attack because it's not real commentary real commentary is when hasan says, I'm filled with rage watching this Mr. Beast thing. And then I say, I see a lot of people criticizing Hassan, but I agree with him. That we're spending $100 billion overseas in war. That we spent $10 million on gender studies in Pakistan, when a single dollar of that

could have gone towards medical care in this country. He then agrees with those points, because he has to, but then insults me, derides me and then rallies his followers against me you start insulting me because it's not real commentary real commentary would be assessing the political position analyzing it and then either agreeing or disagreeing and making making your statement not just going ha ha ha ha he thinks we should be at war in ukraine but anyway that's my point about Dubrovsky. I don't want to go off on Hassan. But I do have an interesting, similar take to Hassan,

but I think, and it's more in line with what you're saying, that it's not just Ukraine, though. Because what you're dealing with, and I think what a lot of people were dealing with with their response to Mr. Beast was cognitive dissonance. It was a classic textbook case of cognitive dissonance. Because here comes a guy who just fronts the money for this surgery and is able to cure a thousand people's blindness in seemingly overnight in an instant.

And it costs about $6,000 per surgery. And think about what we've been doing as a country for the last three years. It's been crisis after crisis after crisis, where the media, your favorite influencers, your government officials are telling you that you must care about the current thing. The current thing is the most important thing in the world, the going thing, they used to call it in the UK, that this must be dealt with. And it doesn't matter how much it costs, whether it be diversity and systemic racism, whether it be COVID, and we must defeat COVID, and we must have the vaccine mandates. It has to be this. It has to be done. Anyone against us is part of the

problem. And of course, remember Biden giving speeches about this. And now that thing is war in Eurasia. We've always been at war in Eurasia. It must be this. And suddenly, so there's that moment of clarity where it's like the principal Skinner meme, right? Of, am I out of touch? And then immediately it comes right back that, no, it must be the children who are wrong. That's cognitive dissonance. I want to jump to this next story. We got this one from the Wall Street Journal.

Rep Ilhan Omar ousted from Foreign Affairs Committee by GOP. And, you know, I don't really care that they removed her. I agree with Matt Gaetz when he said removing her from her committee simply because you don't like what she said is kind of stupid. But I think he voted to oust her, right? He voted in line with the Republicans. Is that what it was? I saw that everyone did. Yeah, all the Republicans

were in favor. And I think what he said was, this is different. This is not just removing Schiff or Swalwell from a committee. This is putting up to a vote. And then, you know, the vote, of course, succeeded. But here's what I want you to see. You guys ready to listen to this? Democrats scream no.

...is on adoption of the resolution. Those in favor say aye. Aye! Those in favor say no. No! Opinion of... Make it louder. in favor say no. Make it louder.

Play it again. Keep going. They're still going. And without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. Did you misspeak? Those in favor say yay. Those in favor say nay. Aren't you supposed to say those against say no? Not those in favor say yay. Those in favor say those against say no not those in favor say yay those in favor say no i think you got to play it again i think you got to play it again

those in favor say no oh yeah that's those against say no lady so wait wait basically she tricked them so everyone got a unanimous yeah unanimous removal of ilhan Omar. It depends on the text of the motion. Opinion of... It is on adoption of the resolution. Those in favor say aye. Aye! Those in favor say no. No!

Everyone's in favor. That she bugs bunnied them. They weren't listening. And so they all yelled no. Straight into my veins. Have you ever seen a little kid have a meltdown? Hit me with some of that, Tlaib. Hit me with some of that.

Here you go. Hit me with some of that. The gentlewoman's time has expired. I know Congresswoman Omar will not be silenced. The gentlewoman's time has expired. To Congresswoman Omar, I am so sorry, Seth, that our country is failing you today.

Through this chamber, you belong in this committee. The gentlewoman is no longer recognized, and the gentleman from Mississippi is recognized. They cut her mic, and she's still going. They cut her mic, and she's still going. You can hear her yelling. She's crying. She's in hysteria. Cori Bush behind her is crying, and it's like, dude, they removed her from a committee.

It's not the end of the world. She still votes. She still gets to be in Congress. I'm not going to lie. I've had that on a repeat in my office pretty much all day today well i remember these are like the same kinds of people who were like donald trump does not conduct himself with dignity lauren bobert and marge taylor green heckling during whatever so right these are bad like i'm sorry are you not holding yourself to the same conduct that you apparently expect everyone else there's one more isn't there uh i don't i don't have the cory bush one pulled up

no the aoc you've got you got to have the aoc i hope i hope that my friend alex stein hasn't seen this it might put him in the hospital uh when he sees the the aoc video today but let me address something very quickly right here because this is called retaliation the right here we got didn't start this and i i'd like to retribution this is retribution retribution and retaliation we are putting points on the board and this is something where if you saw jordan peterson has this whole thing now about oh we need to be careful that uh you know the left doesn't use this. I'm sorry. Have you seen the left lately? Have you seen what they're doing? Have you seen what they're doing to children?

Guess what? We are going in and we are going to use whatever tactics necessary to correct the problem. And if there is a tactic that's already been used against people on the right, like Marjorie Taylor Greene, like they tried to do it. But I don't even care. I don't even care who it is. I don't care what they said. I don't care what they did. We are going to use it back tenfold until it stops. I get, well, do you think it'll make it? I don't know if it'll make it stop though.

Cause it's like saying, okay, nobody can hit anybody. Then the kid hits the other kid and you're like, uh, and then the kid's like, I want to hit him. Well,

in some situations you're like, you know what? Yeah. Hit him back then. No, no, no. You got hit.

You can hit him back and then no more hitting until the entire system is corrected. And this is the difference between the new right and the old right. The old right will sit there and complain about, oh, how dare we use those drop boxes? We shouldn't use drop boxes at all. And the new right will be like, I want drop boxes in the back of every church in the country. Yeah. We had Rick Santorum on.

He's like, we can't impeach Joe Biden. We don't do that. We're better. And I'm just like, oh, then you lose, you know? Rick Santorum was my first boss in politics. And nothing but respect for RJS, nothing but respect for the senator, nothing but respect for what he did. And by the way, being one of the first people to say things like it takes a family to raise a child, not a village, not a socialist system. But I do think, yes, at some point, you got to take the gloves off. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you want to keep losing,

I get it. I can respect the attempt at honor and integrity. But look, man, we're just at this point where, you know, as I was mentioning with Hassan, you know, that segment, I did a response to it, it was like a half an hour long, because Ian pulls up this video the other day where he, it's like Hassan calls out or Tim Pool calls him out like I was defending him. But the point is, the reason I bring it up again, if you literally can't even agree with these people and they'll come after you or deride you or insult you, then there's no point in trying anymore. And you're not going to win anything by just giving people who are crying what they want

and in this regard you take a look at what we have the AOC video I'll play this one you look at what happened when Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ghost Star get removed they're like this is an injustice well you'll see what happens they literally cry it's just like that meme where the feminist is throwing manure over the wall into the internet and says opinions

and then when people throw it back she goes help misogyny it's like dude here you go you guys ready for AOC wait wait wait always wait hold no no no alright there we go my gentlewoman is recognized

for one minute let's go thank you now as also as a fellow New Yorker I think one of the things that we should talk about here

is also one of the disgusting legacies after 9-11 has been the targeting and racism against Muslim Americans throughout the United States of America. And this is an extension of that legacy. Consistency.

There is nothing consistent with the Republican Party's continued attack except for the racism and incitement of violence against women of color in this body. I had a member of the Republican Party threaten my life and you all. And the Republican caucus rewarded him with one of the most prestigious She's saying that Gosar posted attack on titans, which showed her as

a gigantic human-eating monster being slain by warriors. It was a threat on her life. It was distasteful, in my opinion. I understand the humor behind it, but I'm like, I don't know if it's appropriate. You want to put that kind of image out there? slain by warriors it was a threat on her life it was distasteful in my opinion like i understand the humor behind it but i'm like i don't know if it's appropriate you want to you know put that kind of i've seen when people took memes of the remember the first kingsman movie yeah and you remember i'm not going to describe it because we're on youtube this isn't the third hour maybe

right right but you remember the the church scene yeah and they took like uh colin firth is like kills everybody different different, you know, I'm just going to say political opponents and attach them to that. I wouldn't post something like that. It's like a will you read me of these priests kind of thing. She hung out with Gosar.

He threatened my life. She hung out with Gosar during the McCarthy vote. And you could see the pictures of her like... Everyone being like, what is this? It's performative.

It's not real. Looking very into him while she's sitting there. That picture, by the way, is... Right now, she knows she's being filmed and she's campaigning. Congress, don't tell me this is about consistency. Oh, yeah. Don't tell me that this is about...

She's up for re-election. Don't tell me. Don't tell me. When you have a member of the Republican caucus who has talked about Jewish space lasers. Never happened. Marjorie Taylor Greene literally never said that. This is insane. She did say in a Facebook post,

could lasers have started these fires? And then she made one reference to funding from a bank. And then the media was like, but that bank was owned by Jewish people. Therefore, she's talking about Jewish people. And now AOC goes on the floor of the house and says Jewish space lasers. untired amount of tropes and also elevated her to some of the highest committee assignments in this body this is about targeting women of color in the in the

united states of america that's why we talk to white guys first single apology my life was threatened i love it her life was never threatened i love the the spice. These people are evil. I love the spice. I love it. No, I love her. I love her. I'm sorry. This is evil. This is what evil is.

This is what she hits the table. When she is performing to manipulate the public to gain power, that to me is what evil is. I mean, there's other forms of it. Don't get me wrong. You know, like killing people and stuff like that. But I'm saying this is malevolent. You're saying what she's doing to the people who are receptive and like, we're laughing about it. We're being jovial, but you can hit the quote tweet button on Twitter right now, I'm sure. And you will find people that are absolutely

lapping this up. Yeah. And they're crying. It's like, I'm breaking my heartbreak for this country. Thank you, AOC. Thank you for speaking up for us. These are the same people who believed her when she implied, and you know what I'm going to bring up, she implied that she was in the Capitol on January 6th and that people were coming to kill and rape and kill her. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. She made that story up in its entirety. AOC said in a live stream that someone was pounding on her door

and she went and hid in the bathroom and then heard, where is she? That's right. Where is she? The only problem. First, every conservative comes out and says, hey, wait a minute.

She wasn't in the Capitol building. And everyone in media, Huffington Post, they came out and said, yes, but they're connected. And she was scared that they made it through the tunnels. And I had a dude from Huffington Post, they came out and said, yes, but they're connected. And she was scared that they made it through the tunnels. And I had a dude from Huffington Post reach out to me and say,

hey, you're wrong about your tweet. You need to take it down. AOC, those buildings are connected. And then I responded with, I talked to him, I was like, oh, wow, I didn't realize. So I took the tweet down and I was like, my bad, I'll show a correction.

And then I checked the timeline. And then I said, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. And I messaged the Huffington Post guy back and said, the time frame she mentioned in this story, no one breached the building until an hour afterwards. And he was like, no, that must be a mistake. Then he got back to me and he goes, oh, you're actually right. AOC lied.

That whole story is a lie. What really happened was the police were evacuating the building. If AOC knew an hour in advance that people were going to storm the building, why didn't she tell anybody? Because either she knew in advance before anyone breached the building

that they were going to, that it was going to happen, or she's fabricating a story. Was this before the... Okay, so when you look at the timeline and of course you know shout out to revolver news and darren beady on this we know that the timing of when ray epps first hit those barricades was almost precisely coincidental right precisely coincided with when the pipe bombs were reported outside of the dnc and the rnc almost like someone was trying to divert resources away from that initial and by the way when i say the initial barricades these are hundreds of feet away from the steps of the

capital itself these are all this is what you would consider part of the lawn or the National Mall. But at that point, had this knock on the door happened yet, did she know about the pipe bombs or did this even precede that? I don't know if she knew. I don't know what she knew. But the reason the cop knocked on her door was that they were evacuating

because of the pipe bombs. And that was a full hour before the Capitol was actually breached. So AOC had no reason to believe. Now what she's doing is in my opinion using hindsight now that she knows it happened she's using that image in people's minds to say how scared was i when they were coming in the building right but think about at the time not a single person knew the capitol would be breached so her story makes no sense it's a fabrication she is a liar she is malevolent she's an evil person sometimes victims of trauma misremember you know and they call it was literally it wasn't even 24 hours later she told this story yeah but she

misremember it was like a few hours later she's like here's what happened but you know like when a victim in the park gets jumped by a dude and she's telling the story to the cop she's like yeah he was wearing a black jacket with a they're like do you know what color his hat was uh what what time what time were you jumped um i think i think it was 8 p.m and it turns out it was 10 o'clock and it wasn't 10 o'clock uh was the sun out um the sun was out why was the sun out at 10 p.m uh i made the story that's why there are are examples of victims talking and misremembering. I'm not. I'm not.

This is why you can't take witness testimony as fact. Well, OK. AOC goes on her Instagram and lies like she always does. Stop defending her. But whether what she whether or not she's being malicious. I don't think this is that situation. I don't think there's that situation at all. I feel like yours is closer to like if someone got jumped and the first thing they did was

go to the media. And this is why this is why victims don't serve on juries, by the way. You cannot claim that AOC, who was evacuated specifically because of a bomb threat, and that's what they were told, then accidentally conflated that she thought before the breaching of the Capitol that the Capitol had been breached. They went to the tunnels, made their way to her office, and then tried breaking into her room. That's insane. Well, they say the Capitol, I think the Capitol grounds had been breached

if bombs had been placed on the Capitol grounds. But that's what I'm talking about, is when they're deciding, they're using the most expansive definition you could think of in terms of Capitol grounds. And these are normally public areas. This is why, and I was there on January 6th, covering it for OAN, that this is why a lot of those people who are walking around on the grass didn't think they were doing

anything wrong because that's on any other day you're just allowed to walk around there this was not the steps this wasn't the doors this wasn't anything like that and so uh where ray epps and those guys who were maskless, by the way, cutting down barricades while President Trump was still talking, those guys never identified, never charged, and they set up the entire thing. And many of the people who walked onto the grounds into the building were behind where the barricades were breached. So imagine you're a bumbling dotter with a bunch of people walking around confused. There's no barricades. It's a straight path up to a door and the police open the door and say,

don't agree with it, but I respect it. And you're like, I wonder what that's about. That was on one side of the building. On the other side, you had people fighting. Don't get me wrong, those people should be locked up. But a lot of these people didn't even know that there were barricades in the first place. I remember standing on top of 101 Constitution Ave.

And I said that exact same thing as it was happening. I said the people, because on Constitution Avenue, you're all the way back. You have no clue what's going on at the front. So you're just walking up and you're just following the crowd at that point. And 101 Constitution, believe it or not, of course same uh address where the penn biden center is where they found the classified documents um so i'm standing on the roof of that saying these people are going to walk in and they're going to get blamed for this and they're going to have no clue what transpired because already cell phone service was down signal was down you had no clue

you had no way to be able to find out what had happened and so even when they made all these arguments about trump's tweets etc etc how would you know right there was no way to be able to find out what had happened. And so even when they made all these arguments about Trump's tweets, et cetera, et cetera, how would you know, right? There was no way to get access to Twitter or anything like that. We talked to, well, they call him podium guy, but it was a lectern, right? And he said that he had no idea. Like his phone's basically dead and off and he's walking around confused, like, I don't know what's going on.

And then he leaves and all of a sudden he's like all over the news and they're posting these pictures of him. He had no idea what was happening. And they tried to make of a sudden he's like all over the news and they're posting these pictures of him yeah he had no idea what's happening and they tried to make it seem like he was stealing it when he actually said he moved it like 20 feet put it down and then did like a you know yelled something and then walked away it's like somebody else had moved it and he was moving it back no no no he saw it under the stairs or something and then picked it up and put in the middle of the room and then like said like haha like he was giving a speech and then just walked away wow oh they made and they made it seem like

he was stealing it from somewhere. Yeah. I pulled up a tweet from Ilhan Omar from earlier today, from, I guess this was from about noon today. And it says, I'll read it for you. It says, representation matters. We didn't come to Congress to be silent. We came to Congress to be a voice for families

who are displaced in refugee camps and those seeking justice around the world. So where were you when MTG was was tripped of all our committees good question show me one of these people who are so upset right now who are screaming who are crying who are are losing their minds did they defend mtg it's a simple question about seeking justice read that again well she was really like it the same way she was from the top representation matters we didn't come to congress to be silent we came to congress to be a voice for families who are displaced in refugee camps and those seeking justice around the world because that's

what this child survivor of war would have wanted no she came to congress to represent her minnesota district that's my point first of all when she says we didn't come to come who's we it's it's ilhan who's we didn't come to congress who are you talking about you and a group of co-conspirators like ilhan it's you maybe she's talking about her brother maybe maybe and also you made her husband her husband you make a good point tim that you know ilhan you didn't go to congress to to be a voice for refugees around the world you went there to represent the people of minnesota in that one small part of minnesota but not really i mean she's telling you what she came to congress for right i think she's around the world i mean i

think she is being honest and she's taking on a winner everyone in her district should now be like oh interesting interesting that's who you identify as your constituents what you've just identified though is a trend line that connects the the spy story, the spy balloon story to this, where we have to understand that the United States government or the GAE or whatever you want to call it, the globalist American empire is run throughout with foreign interests, that we've got foreign interests controlling so much of our government. We've got so much influence from wealthy foreign governments, whether it be Iran, whether it be China, whether it be Qatar, whether it be Saudi Arabia, etc., that are pushing their interests through these members of Congress because you're allowed to raise money from anywhere in the country. You don't just have to raise money from your own district.

So you're representing not only the people who vote for you, but the people who fund your campaign. Do like Saudi princes fund PACs that fund politicians? Probably. What do you think? My guess is yes. Legally, a Saudi prince is not legally allowed to give $100 million to a candidate, I would imagine. No American citizen could do that. Or even a million bucks.

What I always say to the campaign finance reform, like the people who spur out on that, and you find a lot of people on the left really spur out. Oh, we need to have this law and that law. The money's going to get there. The money's going to get there either way. The money's always going to find a way to get into these areas. And so this is a fundamental flaw with the system that if you've got more money, not always, but you know,

if you're looking at a race like Congress, where, you know, how many people can name their congressman or member of Congress, you know, that, you know, you're going to say, well, I've seen that guy's name a bunch, I guess I'll vote for him. Or, hey, this guy seems crazy because you've got a well-funded smear campaign against them. And say, oh, well, I can't vote for that guy because that's not – well, that's the Jewish space lasers lady. I couldn't vote for her. But Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told me that she's the Jewish space laser person. Now, fortunately, Marjorie Taylor Greene is in a district where I don't think they're going to be listening to AOC very much. But Lauren Boebert isn't. And a well- AOC very much, but Lauren Boebert isn't.

And a well-funded opponent could come in against Lauren Boebert very easily. You saw this almost happen, right, where I don't think people realized how close she came, something like 500 votes. Yeah, extremely close. And so this is always going to be a problem with the American model of government. Because of the representative, the House of Representatives can be bought off or bribed by corporate people that want to give their laws so the representatives pass their laws into the Senate. If there were no representatives, if this was all like direct representation where you'd have to bribe 700,000 of us if you want our district to vote a certain way. Not going to happen. Not likely.

Not as likely as one person. They would still pay lawyers to pass laws into the Senate. So it's either like the richest people are always going to dominate politics or the most intelligent and able to write laws will could possibly i could see like a well-educated populist could take become more valuable than the monetary system but what happens is the people that are rich will buy the intelligent people off the lawyers and stuff and they'll find the smartest lawyers to write the best laws for them and then it becomes like a bidding war i i kind of agree there's a reason that there's a reason that when we talk about davos so davos just ended and this is sort of the meeting of the globalist

american empire where they where they sit and sort of cackle around about what they're going to be doing and there's an interesting take on that because because I think people realize that it's tough to put a specific word to it. But we understand that when you see the AOC performative art and the theater from Rashida Tlaib, we realize that these aren't the actual people that are making the decisions. These aren't the people that are actually ruling over us. These aren't the people that are setting the agenda. And you're seeing that more and more, even in the Biden administration, as they're removing longtime allies and confidants and advisors like Ron Klain, and then getting in people like Jeff Zenz, who's a Bain Capital uniparty guy, the same way that he's sort of like, you know, the Democrat side of Bain, the way that Romney was the Republican side of Bain, but they're really the same company, right? It's a great, it's actually a perfect example for us to understand this, that this is how the Uniparty works. So they're able to get their people in. And even the Biden administration itself, nobody, nobody sits there and talks about the incredible Biden campaign and the mastery of the, you know, this name, who was Biden's

campaign manager? John Podesta. I have no idea. Right. So whoever Hillary, so Obama's campaign manager? John Podesta. I have no idea. Whoever Hillary is, I guess. Obama's campaign managers went on to have some of the most successful media careers. They run some of the most successful podcasts on the left right now with the Biden campaign. Who did they launch? There's nothing. Because people understand that that was predominantly the power structure deciding to pluck him up and bring him in as president. And we call this the globalist American empire. They said, stay alive, Joe Biden. All we need is your corporeal form. That's right.

That's exactly right. That was a news article. What was it? Atlantic? They wrote there something like that? Yeah. Stay alive, Joe Biden. Let me see if I can find this.

But I think what we're seeing now, though, and this is why, to go back to 101 Constitution. Atlantic. There you 101 Constitution. Atlantic. There you go. The Atlantic. Same thing, right. And what date did that come out? This is March 24th, 2020. So he wasn't even the nominee.

Democrats need little from the frontrunner beyond his corporeal presence. That's crazy. They were right. And that's pretty much all we have. They're outright saying, you will not have a president. You will have a president. You will have a figurehead in an old retiree. A vessel.

You need someone to sit in the chair, but he's not going to really do anything. But I think what we're seeing right now with the classified documents coming out, with Hunter Biden very stupidly admitting that the laptop was his. Oh, that was amazing. Threatening to file lawsuits against those of us that were spreading it in 20, which please do, by the way, please sue me, Hunter Biden. I'd be more than happy to get discovery in a lawsuit with Hunter Biden. So please, Hunter Biden, have your lawyers contact my lawyers. Sue me, sue me right now.

I figured out Biden's campaign manager was Greg Schultz. Who's that? What's he up to now? You see what I mean? That's exactly my point. It's kind of the same way that like, when we were talking about the current thing earlier, that during,

and if you weren't old enough to remember the sort of post 9-11 era, we were, you know, suddenly we became experts in the Middle East. And, you know, you had to know, you know, who's the best prime minister for Afghanistan? Is it Ashraf Ghani or is it Karzai? Who should be the next leader of Iraq?

And we must topple Saddam Hussein because Saddam Hussein is the greatest threat to world peace right now, the same way you've got people talking about toppling Iran tomorrow. But here we are a couple, what, two decades later, and nobody talks about Iraq anymore. We know the Taliban retook Afghanistan nobody even mentions them because you're not told to mention them I thought that the other day I was like all these people that are like hey we want Russians out of Ukraine it is not right for a country to invade a smaller foreign country yeah yeah where were they when they were talking about pulling our troops out of Iraq like when the American we're still invading Iraq Libya we still have troops in Syria right now so get them out get them out speak up about it that's why I hate to bring it up again but when when Hassan did his

response to me and he's like the military industrial complex is bad but we should be in Ukraine it's like what do you think that is what do you think all of this has always been but that's an excellent point Ian that all these people are like russia what did kamala harris say russia is a big country and they invaded a little country and that's why it's bad it's like oh well the united states is a big country and we invaded a couple little countries was that bad i will actually give kamala harris credit on that because for a little bit because i try to i try to find things that i like about the other side, and it makes it harder that way, right? You have to be easy to just rip on them. But she actually does have a

point that you don't really hear that when people are talking about the strategic military calculus of, well, we're going to send more tanks. Well, okay, but how many tanks? Well, like 15. Okay, well, how many tanks does Russia have? They have 1,200, right? So what are your 15, and Zelensky says this all the time. He said it on an interview with Trey Inkst at Fox News today, that he said, well, you're going to send 15 tanks. They have thousands of tanks. What difference is this really going to make to us? Are you going to send F-16s?

But then if you send F-16s, who's going to fly them? How are you going to train someone? What are the logistics for that? What is the maintenance for that? And then keep in mind, they say, okay, well, we'll build a maintenance facility. Yeah, well, guess what the next cruise missile is going to fly into, right? You don't have to take out all the tanks, just take out the maintenance facility. We've been talking about the collapse of complex systems. Well, when you're in wartime, you just amplify that by about 100.

Imagine, you know, you can't find the right lug nut because, oh, wait, American tanks use the conventional system, but European tanks use the metric system, right? So where are you going to find the right pieces for a leopard that fit in Abrams, et cetera, et cetera? All of these issues that come into play. I want to pull up the Hunter Biden story. This is an amazing story right here. CNN Politics. Hunter Biden calls for criminal probe and aggressive new legal strategy. This is my favorite thing here, right?

They say the allegations made in letters to the Delaware Attorney General, the Justice Department's National Security Division, and the IRS mark the first timeiden thinking he's going on the legal offensive says he wants a criminal probe into the laptop and even cnn was like wow he admitted it was his now here's the best part they came out i don't know if i actually have here we go yeah from jackie heinrich attorney for hunter biden tells me letters requesting investigation into the laptop repair store owner julian and others are not acknowledgement the laptop is in fact hunters which makes no sense because if it's not his then he's not the victim if it's not his it's not the victim so so so then he's got by the way he's not a victim anyway because it's salvage law well i guess the argument he's trying to make is and they've long made this is that maybe the laptop was uh someone hacked his data put it on a laptop and then dropped it off there to to trick everyone at this point conspiracy at

this point that laptop that hard drive that we were going through in october of 2020 when steve bannon handed me and rahim a copy of that thing and said have at it boys that uh not a single person has been able to come through and find anything that was changed that was altered that was added that was edited not once and by the way this isn't just like a copy of files it's an actual clone of his laptop from that period of time well it was his actual laptop yeah and then copies of the hard drive were made. That's right. So, I mean, you actually need a Mac OS from that timeframe in order to even boot the thing. Yeah.

That's how much of a clone it is. Did he have any games on that laptop? Or if you're not allowed to answer, then you don't have to answer? That's not something that I was necessarily looking for. You're not trying to get a picture of what he's into? Oh, I saw plenty of pictures I saw

jeez well the crazy thing is that there's so much information still on the laptop that's not been released and it's because people don't know what to look for so when a story comes out like the classified documents then people go let's search for this information and see if we can find anything oh hey wow there's emails

so well it's also like you get more information and then because there's a lot of it because you're getting chains of emails, but you don't always get the start, the end, et cetera, or you see names and some of these people aren't necessarily mentioned in press. So you're not sure exactly who it is

and you have the ability to take lead on it. But again, it's just someone's personal laptop. So there's thousands and thousands of lead on it. But again, it's just someone's personal laptop. So there's thousands and thousands of emails on it. So what happens is exactly what you just said, that something happens in the real world and then it gives you new context to go back and look at the exact same thing that you had seen a million times before, but then realize what it is.

There's a ton of emails on the laptop. And if you don't know what you're looking for, you're seeing static, like on TV. But if someone points out, hey, Hunter Biden lived at this house, and there were classified documents here. Someone says, okay, let me search the database and see if these keywords come up. Whoa, they did. You don't even know what to look for until you know what to look for. You know what I mean?

Precisely. So they're not calling for a lawsuit, though. He wants a criminal probe. So are they going to send the DOJ after you, Jack? Greater men than you have tried. What's the probe all about? What's a criminal probe. So are they going to send the DOJ after you, Jack? Greater men than you have tried. What's a criminal probe all about? What would that entail? And what's the purpose?

I don't know. I guess they're arguing maybe like Computer Fraud and Abuse Act or something. They're seeing if there's enough there to charge them with a crime. Which, by the way, and I'm just going to say it publicly, that whenever we booted this thing up, there was something I said from day one. I said, do not connect this thing to the internet. Don't connect it. Not one second. And I don't even know.

But if his Apple ID is associated with that thing, then if you connect this to the internet, which I've never done, then if it starts sinking, let's say his Apple ID hasn't changed, it starts sinking. Now you're in violation because now you're downloading new information that was not left with Johnny McIsaac at that store. And by the way, chatted with lawyers, et cetera, et cetera, about all of this extensively. And that was sort of the point was that anything that was left at the store was left. Period. There are so many copies of this laptop floating around now.

It's crazy. Yeah. I hear from random people. They're like, oh, yeah, our news team's doing it. I'm like, wow. Most likely to be Hunter. Don't get cracked out and leave your laptop. Yeah, don't smoke crack and leave your laptop lying around.

Which I love that story. If you remember early on, there were a bunch of like you know journalists saying well that story of bannon and rudy giuliani's never made any sense i mean you never heard of a crackhead losing something they're very very responsible you don't understand losing their laptop i mean that's not just that obvious story i could think of i wouldn't be surprised if he's also rich he didn't care about the laptop so when it broke he probably just was like you know i'm not gonna go and pick it up i don't know i got other things to do forgets about it and someone's like you ever go get your

laptop back i don't know i'll sync the data on my new computer one of the big angles that i've i've always he could have just forgotten too and thought he lost it looking around for his laptop the next day what the heck did i do with that thing? And then just goes and buys a new one because he thinks he lost it. Something that I do want to bring up, though, because we've been talking about the potential for foreign influence. We've been talking about how our country is owned. All of the information that we have on that laptop, all of the data, all of the voicemails, the talks of the Chinese Communist Party, the deals with Burisma, the Ukrainian energy firm who just had their former owner, the money guy behind it, the oligarch Igor Kolomoisky, was

raided this week by the government of Ukraine. So they're cleaning up loose ends over there. That guy had been a huge backer of Zelensky, by the way, as well in his TV show and his campaign. He was just raided. So, you know, GAE, is, is, is tying up loose ends. But the, when I think of this and I compare it to sort of like a dossier that we would see in the IC that this isn't a dossier, or if it is a dossier, this is the dossier that Hunter Biden had on himself, right? This isn't something that an intelligence organization would put together. So imagine what eastern european intelligence

services have on hunter biden from what he was doing there that even he didn't save imagine what the chinese communist party and the ministry of state security uh second bureau has on this guy because this is the stuff that he wasn't filming himself saving saving himself, recording himself. What was the stuff that was too hot for Hunter Biden to even put out there, right? So that's what they have on him. And I think at this point, what we're really seeing, and it's an interesting story to get into, but it's the power of the Biden family is over. They're pretty much dying. They're spent. And they're going to take old man Biden, old man Joe, and they're going to hold him by the liver spotted hand. They're spent, and they're going to take Old Man Biden, Old Man Joe, and they're going to hold him by the liver-spotted hand. They're going to give him a glass of warm milk

and maybe some mashed peas and Brussels sprouts, and they're going to walk him out the front door. Brussels sprouts are a little too hard for Old Man. Well, steam Brussels sprouts. If you steam them. My mom used to steam them. They're very soft. Brussels sprouts are good.

I actually like them. I like them grilled. Then they're going to walk him out of the White House he's done they'll send him off to Rehoboth they'll send him off to Wilmot whatever

you know Rehoboth's nice and they are going to and then Kamala just forget about that the son of Hitler not even worth talking about and they're going to pave the way

for Mr. Hair Gel Hitler himself Gavin Newsom Hair Gel Hitler Hair Gel Hitler how would you rate him on a scale of 1 to 100, just quality-wise? And what, 100 is good? Yeah, 100 is the best.

Who's excited about him? Like the best for the press? Really? You think he's the worst? Well, I think the system. I think the regime, the GAE, wants new fresh blood. And so what's interesting, though, is foravin newsom is that his biggest problem is going to be getting through the democrat southern primaries because he doesn't have any put it

this way he doesn't have any intersectional pokemon points um he's a straight white male who's married to a straight white female and they have have white children so there's no intersectional pokemon points so he is hitler basically right so i'm obviously hitler so hair gel hitler on the other hand he's got to think of something to appeal to those voters in the democrat primaries in georgia and south carolina and what's california talking about right now what's the california council that he just instituted reparations yeah that's exactly so he's going to campaign and he's going to use this as a national platform to say, I was the first state in the nation to provide. There's already some cities in San Francisco to others.

That's bribery. He's got. Yes, it is. What? You're going to say campaign on giving people money. It's justice. It's justice. I mean, I would think it also benefit him.

This is going to be his national platform. Right. And it'll benefit him that so many people fled California. They didn't leave their uh favoritism for him behind they just moved to southern states i think we should talk about the uh the historical racism of the japanese internment camps right and how that affected all uh people from from the asian diaspora and their and their relatives and how uh they're deserving of reparations too that's right yeah so see so So I would like this is for a hundred thousand dollars.

This is the take on, on reparations that, and, and it's, it's not even to get into the question, but if you have, if you have the U S government handing out $25,000 checks to one group of people and nobody else, you're going to tear this country apart at the seams. You're going to absolutely tear this country apart. And this is what I talk about the problem with this uh leftist racist psycho psychotic ideology that you have you have a neighborhood on the south side of chicago that is predominantly black but it's only like 90 percent and then you have latinos and white people and it's lower income and then the government comes in and gives out checks to only the black people yep like that that's gonna cause a lot of

problems oh yeah like it's gonna cause crazy like i mean the gangs are gonna go off for one but people are gonna get pissed off well and then the first thing the gangs are gonna do is go around to everyone who got that check and go start collecting checks that's right i mean you're gonna you're gonna see and look taxes are due i lived through and by the way i appreciate you the shout out the other day on on when, I'd written that story about my hometown. Oh yeah, man. Losing my,

my right. I did a whole thing about it. We had a great, we had a great town and the house I was born in was something like 84 years old. By the time I was there, it was the house my father grew up in. And that was what you did. And everybody knew everybody.

The kids I played with were the children of the kids that my dad played with when he was a kid. And on the same block, on the same town, uh, town uh it's about you know eight miles out of philadelphia just just a regular normal northeast you know kind of quasi-industrial town and that picture that's on the article is is my house um that from when we left it or you know kind of a little bit before we left to where it is today. And it's just, it's, it's, you know, it's, it's, it's bad. What happened? Pizza Hut nationalism, man. What happened? Crime. Just, just, it's all crime. It's all crime. It became a sanctuary city for, for Mexican IDs when that was a big thing. In like 2002, the hospital shut down. People,

the hospital I was born in was destroyed and razed to the ground now because the company that bought it realized that they'd never make any money there, so they shut down the hospital. The homicide rate has gone up like crazy. Rapes, violent crime, et cetera, et cetera. It's just spiraled into this seedy town.

You can go back, and you have these great, I have these great memories of growing up there, but then even, you know, my brother and I were sort of chatting about it after I wrote this thing that is Narshtown, Pennsylvania. That if you, you know, we, we remember, right. Remember the dog fights that were going on in the alley when we were trying to learn how to ride bikes and the drug dealers getting arrested every week, but then they'd be back every week and nothing ever seemed to happen. The cops were there all the time. My mom used to let us walk to the library, which was a couple of blocks down, but then homeless people kept stabbing each other there. Wow. So we weren't allowed to do that anymore. And I remember my brother told me a story. I wasn't there, but he said,

he remembers looking out the window one day and they were just looking across the street and these two guys were just like, just beating each other up, like right there on the street in like the middle of the day kind of stuff. And this was going on and on. You couldn't have a bike, right? Your bike just kept getting stolen

and it just kept getting worse and worse and worse. And finally, I finally got us out and the house is beautiful. House is absolutely gorgeous. Three stories. You finally, it finally got us out. And the house is beautiful. The house is absolutely gorgeous. Three stories. My mom said that if we could have taken it with us, we would have because it was so nice. It was a real home. But that story isn't unique to me.

And I'm not special for having lived it. But you have this happen to communities all across the entire country. And I think we misuse the word community. We talk about it as a racial group or an ethnic group or a gender group now, or a trans community. But a real community is people that have known each other, that have bonds of familiarity, that go back generations. They used to go to church together.

Yeah. Somebody super chatted asking if I knew that they paid reparations to Japanese internment camp families. I knew that. Absolutely. That's why I said Asian diaspora. Asian diaspora. He was making a point.

My point is that when it comes to the reparations in places like California, how do you know? How are you going to go through and make sure every single person is a descendant of someone who is enslaved. And then are you really going to follow through? Because that means there will be many white people who will trace lineage back to a great-great-great-grandmother or father who was black, and then are they entitled to this? My grandmother is high cheekbone, so if the natives are involved. Well, who's that famous actor? What's his name? Mel Brooks.

What? I just named the person. No, the guy from Prison Break. You know what I'm talking about? The guy from Prison Break. Look it up. He's also Captain Cold in the Flash show. I forgot his name.

But he's, I think he's like one-eighth black, but he just looks like a white guy. Like, is he going to get? Wentworth Miller? There you go. There you go. Yeah, he does good work. I like stuff he's in. He's Captain Cold.

I dig that stuff. I like DC. Or does he only get one-eighth? No, but like. No, does he get one-eighth Captain Cole I dig that stuff I like DC or does he only get one eighth no but like no does he get one eighth of the check no I get it but like

what's gonna happen when like there's a line full of people walking up to get their checks and there's a bunch of white people that are getting the checks and they're like wait what's going on

it's like well then there's gonna be also a bunch of black people who are like Nigerian immigrants or Haitians you're never gonna solve this problem exactly that's what I'm saying

it doesn't work San Francisco has this reparations committee oh you mean like Kamala Harris and Barack Obama? Exactly. Hey, they should get a check, man. They were affected.

But San Francisco has the reparations committee and they put forth this idea like you'll give, it's $5 million for each black resident of San Francisco and you have to have either prove that you're connected to a, you're the tenant of a slave or that you emigrated to San Francisco during a certain time period and then also that you're connected to a you're the tenant of a slave or that you emigrated to san francisco during a certain time period and then also that california was never a slave state yeah right california was a free state that's right the whole time admitted as a free state except for the chinese well yeah right yes well that's what i'm saying by asian diaspora you know

and and the reason i say that is because people couldn't tell the difference back then. My family was oppressed by the white supremacy. Yep. Patriarchy. Systematic. So I deserve my – they got to give me money. Yeah. Where's my money?

Give me that. I agree that I don't think it's possible to solve technically, and I also don't think that throwing money at people is the way to help them necessarily. I mean a little bit. If you have zero, you give them a thousand. money at people is the way to help them necessarily. I mean, a little bit. If you have zero, you know, having 1,000 is a lot different than having zero. It's a big difference from going to 1,000 to 2,000. Like, once you get out of zero, that's something. But on top of that, like, what are we repairing? But, Ian, you're assuming that the people pushing this stuff actually care about solving a problem.

I think they're trying to bribe constituents. That's exactly right. The San Francisco this way i like to say billion dollars like that's not a solution i'm okay i like to say that they say if you teach a man to fish you know you feed him for a day i'm sorry if you give a man to fish you feed him for a day teach a man to fish you feed him for the rest of your life and then they also people say you got to pick yourself up by your bootstraps picking yourself up by your bootstraps requires you have boots yes and teaching someone to fish if they're really going to feed themselves the rest of their lives they need a fishing pole so there's got it there's somewhere to cook it's you know well i don't know

about cooking you need a fishing pole they need a fishing but right you can't be like here's how you fish good luck finding a fishing pole because they're gonna be like yo i can't fish unless i have one of those things you can spearfish i guess make one out of a stick and then picking yourself up by your bootstraps you You got to have boots to do that. So my attitude is kind of like, can we provide the means for self-sufficiency, but then require self-sufficiency? Like, we're not going to feed you tomorrow. We're going to tell you how you do it, and then it's up to you.

Like, we're going to give you the tools you need to do it. It seems like the only sustainable way. If I was playing a game and that was one of my options, that would be the only sustainable way if i was playing a game and that was one of my options that would be the only feasible way forward would be to pray that people would figure out how to sustain themselves if you give them a little bit once that's the only way but even we got i mean this was the same argument that was made for the general amnesty in 1986 when reagan went for it that you know we're going to deal with this once a little bit and then it'll go away that we're just going to give a little bit of amnesty and then we'll never have an illegal immigration problem again. That was Ronald Reagan.

That was 1986. California has never been red again. And he also is the gun control guy and no-fault divorce guy. So anyway, but let's do a hard segue and jump to this story because we got to do it. This is from the Daily Mail. Man, we really do like them, don't we? Two women who denied being trafficked by Andrew Tate and his brother and insist they worked for him willingly are victims and have been brainwashed. Romanian judge rules. So I guess it's believe all women unless those women go against the narrative of the men you're trying to imprison.

I'm actually struggling to follow the grammar of this headline. Two women came out and said yo it's not true we're not victims and the judge went we were here nah you're brainwashed we were not coerced we were here happily and he's like no you don't understand you were coerced you you were being i don't know okay now this is a matrix attack i'm sorry at this point yeah for real because and by the way there are they are they people are like are they is it a matrix attack against andrew tate or did he really do these things and i'm like man you know honestly i don't know now that a judge was like these two witnesses who support andrew tate yeah they're actually

victims and we're throwing out statements here's my confusion is have the tate brothers been charged no so what is the ruling what is the ruling pertain to this is why i'm like at this point it's a matrix attack. Because I'm off, by the way. And I've said this for everybody. I've said this for Epstein. I've said this for, but I don't know if you guys saw that story, the ABC producer, the guy who they thought was missing. And then it turned out that he was apparently like messaging kids on Snapchat, asking for porn, all sorts of crazy stuff.

That, show me the evidence. Show me the evidence and let's have a fair trial. When it was Kyle Rittenhouse, I said, show me the evidence. When it was Alec Baldwin, I said, show me the evidence. And you know he had a live bullet in his gun. He had live ammo in his gun belt. Of course he had live ammo in his gun belt. The whole thing was live.

And of course he was using the hammer. And of course he was playing around with the trigger. I think he murdered her. I think he put the bullet in it. So did you actually read the, and I know we're jumping stories, but did you actually read the i don't know we're jumping stories but did you actually read the um the probable cause uh summary no so from my reading of it it didn't seem as though the investigation turned up actual footage of the shooting it said in their investigation they were able to uncover evidence

of filming immediately prior to the shooting with his finger on the trigger with his finger on the trigger and he's fiddling with the with the hammer which of course decreases the pressure that it would require for a long pull trigger etc etc but it didn't say that they had actual footage of because if they had they would just say it yeah right so it didn't i don't think that they've actually turned up footage of the shooting. I just think, just to wrap that one up and go back to the Andrew Tate stuff real quick. He's like, he shot a woman, pulled out a gun, pulled the hammer back, pulled the trigger. And everyone's like, oh, it was an accident.

Where'd the live bullet come from? He had them on his belt. Like Alec Baldwin was in possession of a gun, possession of live ammunition, pointed at a woman he was having arguments with and shot her. Like a staffer, a staffer. her. Like, okay. A staffer. A staffer. Okay, anyway, the Andrew Tate thing. Which by the way, but Tim,

what you're doing right now is you're analyzing the evidence because the evidence has been presented to us. Yes. And so now you can conclude a legal analysis based on the severity, the weight, the credibility of that evidence. What we have here, we have no charges.

We have some statements. And apparently the judge is telling the people who made the statements that they're not allowed to make those statements. These are witnesses supporting the Tate brothers, being told they did not recognize that they were being enslaved so when this happened and the question was people were like is the machine coming after him or did he do this and a lot of people were like well you know the things the things he said i'm like at this point when you get witnesses who are like we're here to speak in in support of this man

and the judge goes nah you're brainwashed get Get out. All right, that's it. Let's agree that a clinical psychologist did an assessment and then it was described as extrajudicial evidence. But judges of the Bucharest Court of Appeal did take the report into consideration over yesterday's decision. This is crazy, dude. So they found some clinical psychologist to write an assessment. They've not been charged with any crimes. Yeah, no crimes. And because of that assessment, which, by the way, may also mean that if they're going to take this rule so let's say they are charged all right let's say they are charged and they go to court etc etc

does that mean that these two women can now not appear as witnesses because they've already been ruled against i don't know i don't know this would be that this would be excluded from them so it looks like they were appealing the actual... Because in Romania, they have this thing where you can be held while you're under investigation as opposed to before you've been charged. And then they... I think it was 30 days and they extended it another 30 days. Yeah, they extended it.

I'm just kind of... It's like 120 now. Right, right, right. So point being is they're trying to fight that initial detention. I think they lost that ruling already. Well, I think that's the ruling that they're talking about yeah that so they they did away with it my question is though does that create a a pretext does that create a situation where if they want to come in and appear as witnesses to say excuse me we're not victims we're witnesses um that they're already going to

say no probably that's what it seems like that's literally what they're doing they're saying that because the women were lover boy traffic like they thought they were in love or potentially going to marry these guys that they can't understand that they are actually being recruited you know women have no agency i guess don't i know it yeah they can't make decisions for themselves apparently so what you're saying is repeal the 19th amendment i didn't go that far no i mean i was just saying i mean isn't that the obvious well so the romania perhaps can women vote the underlying the underlying subtext of this is exactly what you just said though because the under in this clinical psychologist and again

we're responding to what the court has ruled we are not saying these things but the logical conclusion of what you're saying is that clearly that women have no agency because men lie to them. And so women are not responsible for their actions. And if women are not responsible for their actions and their decisions, then why should we put women in a position where they're making the most important decisions, life and death, war and peace, trade, that we should take this away from them because these evil men with, by the way, Ian, of course, with these financial campaigns, these well-funded campaigns that are used against these poor women, that they're just being victimized over and over and over.

And that's why we should take this pressure, this burden off of them. Take a look at this famous meme image. I love this one. It's a poster. It at this famous meme image. I love this one. It's a poster. It says, Jake was drunk. Josie was drunk. Jake and Josie hooked up. Josie could not consent.

The next day, Jake was charged with rape. A woman who was intoxicated cannot give her legal consent for sex, so proceeding under these circumstances is a crime. It only takes a simple day to ruin your life. Think about it. Be responsible. I can't read the bottom. The woman has no agency and is not responsible

for raping Jake. No, just say who made it. You can't really see. Something university. Yeah, some university. Yeah. Always. I'm really concerned

about this consent conversation because I understand if someone is being trafficked in some way or put through some hell and they are brainwashed into thinking that everything's fine

and then they come out and they tell everyone, hey, everything's totally fine and you're like okay i can see that situation what do they call that uh stockholm syndrome where the victim actually thinks that the the captor is a good guy you know i get that but at the same time if someone consents to something no matter what you can't if you sign a contract under duress the contract doesn't it's not a real contract so i understand that when you prove duress but exactly and we hit retcon what happened a decade ago if i start that when you prove the rest but exactly and we can't retcon what happened a decade ago if i start coming out and be like all the movies i made

and hot when i was back in hollywood i was being trafficked so take them all down this is different like these women are trying to say we are not under duress like how do you prove that you're not under duress if the court says you are right like if you're accused of a crime and then you bring two witnesses who say we've worked with them they're good guys a crime and then you bring two witnesses who say, we've worked with them. They're good guys. We love and respect them. And the judge goes, you're brainwashed, dismissed. You're going to stay in jail.

That's what I'm talking about. Now, look, perhaps the mistake the Tate brothers made was setting up a base of operations in Romania of all places. And I don't know why they chose that place. Because, I mean, it's not like Eastern Europe is known for, like, beingcorrupt right it's like you take a look at what's going on ukraine right now it bit him back he said that's the reason he was there is because you get away with a lot of things but they didn't think that this would actually happen you know of course it will yeah don't like the thing about the u.s i was talking to uh well i'll keep the story relatively private i don't know if it's public public story but they do this race

I forgot what it's called they race across Russia and because there's so much corruption you can go 120 miles an hour you get pulled over you just hand cash to the cop and you're free to go but you can't do that in the United States

which by the way that's most countries in the world right not in the United States though we talk about our political corruption but let's be honest like cops tend to not be corrupt I mean we have corrupt cops we have abusive cops but i guarantee you

if you get pulled over and say to the cop you're gonna offer him a bribe he's gonna be like out of the car you're under arrest yeah no that's just our politicians right politicians are different they get bribed from the lobbyists but a cop is gonna lock you up and be like i'm not going down for what you just did i'm taking the note you offered me a bribe you're under arrest i think people in general don't it's it's a strange dichotomy where we believe that where relatively uh to to places like south africa for example hey shut up american police are are far more um far less corrupt i should say that relatively than they are anywhere in some of these Eastern European post-Soviet countries. But at the same time, our politicians are far, far, far more corrupt than the politicians

of almost any other country. We don't talk about it that way for some reason. But the amount of money that, and Ian, you just explained it very well how it happens, that the amount of money that's able to find their way into their pockets, whether, I mean, there's a reason that like Gavin Newsom, right? Go look at the, you know, the Maglev project, the high-speed rail of California that never existed despite spending tens of billions of dollars, which of course was washed back into his campaigns, which was washed back into his support, that went to all these developers and consultants and environmental impact surveys, etc, etc, that the whole thing was a money wash, the same way that Libya and Afghanistan, the current situation, these

are these are money washes, by and large. And George Orwell wrote this when talking about warfare, but you could talk about it with a lot of these government corrupt agencies that the the point of the war is not so that it should be won the point of the war is that it should be continuous yeah yeah money-making machine i guess i'm deeply concerned about this andrew tate thing at this point this is really this is really starting to bother me because these girls were very plain that they weren't being roughed up by them that he wasn't that they weren't being trafficked by him they said it specifically said it out loud to the judge and it was dismissed like this is they made videos about it where they're like this is not true

they're calling us victims we're not victims and they're like yeah they're just brainwashed i mean show me the you know where's the evidence like the passport was taken and it was put in the safe and they were told that they couldn't get the passport back and said they were stuck in the country until they worked off their debt. Lay that out for me, right? If that's what happened, lay it out. Show it to me. Show me the evidence. And I've always said this, name the names, show me the evidence. Let's have it all out. I'm perfectly happy with looking into any of those situations. But for some reason in this case, you don't seem to get that. And by the way, if that ends up being what it is, then okay, so be it.

Right? Totally. But show me that. Yes, exactly. Yeah, the process is concerning. Because I think they're treating the process as the punishment. Kafka's book, The Trial, in the original German, the title is Der Prozess. And the main character, I can't think of the name off the top of my head, but the main character is,

he's charged at the beginning. He's brought into, and this is in the 1920s, and this was like Weimar Germany. He was writing that. So he's charged. He's brought in to jail. He's told that he's going to,

okay, this is your lawyer. These are the different arguments that you can make. This is what you could do at the trial. He goes to the trial, et cetera, et cetera. The very last scene of the whole thing, he's being drug away to his own execution,

but never once in the book do they actually say what he was charged with. Right, exactly. Wow. Dare process. Man. Well, we're going to go

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want to see pcc parody and out of context including scary mary robot mary mary saves the world ian in smurf land and hannah clare's sweet dance moves oh my gosh i hate that video it's hilarious but like wow you're dancing good yeah there's pop culture they've got like a serious meme culture on pop culture crisis or at least meme creators that support them which is super cool it's a great show ryan hunter says can i get a happy birthday today for my great-grandmother eleanor who is 100 nice everything from the great depression to now in one person's life amazing happy birthday eleanor yeah it's awesome there you go nice job omg puppy says haha balloons china and russia have satellites in fact guess who launched the world's first satellite

it was Russia it was Sputnik right that was the first Sputnik also the first the first I don't want to say manned

but the first satellite with a living creature the monkey the dog oh they sent a dog you know the urban legend

stray dog from the streets of Moscow you know the urban legend that Yuri Gagarin's not the first man in space? Oh, wait. Who do they say it was? I don't know the name, but they think that the Soviets launched a man in space and he got lost.

Oh, right. No, I have heard this. And so they never said anything. So they said, hey, he's it. Laika. Shout out to Laika, the first dog in space. Did it make it back? No.

No, no, no. Definitely not. Where did it go? To doggy heaven. But I mean, like, did the ship just go and disappear in space did it make it back no no no no definitely not where did it go uh to doggy heaven but i mean like did the ship just go and disappear in space no no it came back it fell back it fell back burned on the impact but yeah like i did not make it back they trained the dog to press buttons and stuff oh yeah of course yeah crazy yeah there was a whole program uh physical conditioning had to give up cigarettes it was all right we got this uh we got this one from matthew recamp he says i gotta push back on your take on omar first she's not

being kicked from all committees like mtg just the foreign affairs committee second her defense for making anti-semitic comments that she didn't know tropes that anyone could tell about she claims she didn't know there were anti-semitic tropes about jews and money and everybody's just like oh come on, dude. What? Yeah, no. No way. Matt Gaetz, when he was on, said he would like to come back with Ilhan Omar at some point.

I think that could be really good. Or AOC. He said AOC? He said Ilhan Omar to me. And I thought that would be a great, absolutely, because we're young. I don't think Ilhan Omar. AOC, maybe. Yeah, I mean, I don't agree with the politics, but that's the point.

But would you if she was willing? That's a tough question. Because Ilhan Omar, like, the show that we would have with Ilhan Omar would be, I mean, she's involved in a lot of shady stuff, right? Yeah. The guy she was cheating on, the wife and all that stuff, the weird brother stuff. That's why I'm like, I don't think she'd come on this show, because we're going to be like, let's talk about these social media posts.

Yeah, sure. Remember those? And they took them down, but they're archived. And it was Star Tribune in Minnesota that wrote, they actually said this, that her husband may be her brother.

Yeah. And then I read that and I went, whoa! They actually said that? And then Media Matters claimed I said it. And I'm like, hey, this is Star Tribune. This is like a prominent newspaper. I don't know know if she's gonna want to come on the show she's their people

are gonna be like do not go on that show aoc maybe but aoc like if if aoc were to come on the show i would have tremendous respect for her bravery in the face of me calling her a liar who fabricated a fake capital january 6th story yeah yeah would you ask her about it? Of course. Yeah. Yeah, no freebies. I think you would have them on the show. It's just that they wouldn't accept, basically. I don't know. Yeah.

The shows would be nuts. That's what I prefer to do if they were willing. If they were willing. Yeah. It's not this podcast issue. It's them, right? Yeah, always is. Like, the issue is, and the left,

they live in this brainwashed cult world for the most part. Not every single one. Many people just don't really pay attention. But it's like the worst things you could say about Matt Gaetz. Hey, that turned out to be fake. It was blackmail on his family. This crazy story they ran about him. And then it was like, oh, it was blackmail.

And the guy's getting arrested for it now. So it's like, okay, well, I don't need to talk to him about it. That seems nonsensical. But like, Ilhan Omar is with this guy. It'd be like having Donald Trump up and asking about the Steele dossier. Yeah, it's just not real. You know?

Well, let's read some more. What do we got? Raymond G. Stanley Jr. says, Tim, I got the new LGBTQ Sims update. I'm a trans woman athlete conquering female sports, but I'm having to restart the game because I keep dying suddenly.

Well, I heard about the new inclusive Sims update. Yeah. Alessio De Monte says says money for bucko thank you very much oh my god it was expensive devonk says shout out to bocus mr bocus i hope this uh this treatment works yeah it looks good i'll let him know how often do you take him back you take him back every two weeks for how long uh well there's three doses lined up and then i think it might just continue on i don't know i think we just keep doing it yeah and then if this works we had the prognosis from the vet from i think three different vets he's not

going to make it his kidneys are declining when we brought him in the first time they're like it's stage three kidney failure and then it moved to like stage four and they're like he's not going to make it so now we're getting him this treatment and if he does they got to like publish something about you know put his data in something yeah we're taking data as we go like his eats his poops and the real expensive part was the actual harvesting

it's a one time thing was like five grand the rest of it's you know nickels and diamonds it's about a thousand dollars is the rest of it after that so if you are considering a treatment like that

just know that going into it it's a one time big payment I just don't think most people can afford to spend yeah we gotta make this a cheaper technology that's a big part of my goal right now isn't there a place in

pet cloning is starting to come online in places like South Korea. I would never do that. Clonaid? Did you know that company, Clonaid? We were looking at that last night. I would never do that. They clone all sorts of stuff. I wouldn't do it.

Nah, not interested. Mr. Baucus is Mr. Baucus. I don't want some soulless demon cat. Clonaid is a human cloning organization. Wouldn't mind like a family member, like if you got you know you're you know you got a dog from somewhere and then oh hey this is a you know like the nephew

or whatever yeah I think that'd be fine do you think do you think clones have souls above my pay grade I don't know I feel like if you cloned your pet you'd get like a soulless

you know kind of thing they got souls I feel like what's hard is like I don't think people well assuming you mean clones of people well like if you cloned your pet,

it doesn't mean it would be exactly the same every way, right? Like your pet develops its personality, right? I don't know. Yeah, it'd be a different animal. Sometimes, Dan, it is better. And wouldn't that be sad if you love your pet and then it's just like- I can't.

Pet Sematary, though, that's one of those movies where, and just like the new Halloween, that like once you have kids, you just can't watch stuff like that anymore why true right because you just psychologically and biologically and spiritually you can't help but think what if that were my kid yeah yeah and it just just even even the thought of it just absolutely drives me i don't watch horror movies anymore i just real life i go on twitter if i want to see horror you just drive around baltimore coldy lux production says you're being shadow banned your stream won't show up at all unless movies anymore. I just, real life, I go on Twitter if I want to see horror. Just drive around Baltimore.

Cold Deluxe Production says you're being shadow banned. Your stream won't show up at all unless I go to your channel now. YouTube isn't liking you right now and the YouTube overlords deemed you fake news.

Tim, just lock your account. Yeah. This has always been the case though. You know what's crazy? I'm willing, people are like, how is Matt Gaetz?

How is this show? I think it was Matt Gaetz. How are you still here? And I think it's that they tried shadow banning us, but people choose to come and watch the show. And that's organic viewership you can't algorithmically erase. They can try and ban us, I guess, but then it's just, like, it backfires. Does it ever get better? Like, you go through periods where you're more shadow banned versus less?

Or does it just continuously get worse over time? So, we consistently are the number one live show in this time slot. I mean, there's other live shows that are big throughout the week or whatever, but we do a show every Monday through Friday, 8 p.m. live. We rival the numbers of some of the big networks

in terms of key demo viewership. I think YouTube really likes that. They're like, look, we've got a show. I mean, politics may be an issue, but it's bigger than CNN. It's bigger than MSNBC. And it rivals slightly below Fox News and key demo viewership. And even sometimes, you know, we do well across the board, but Fox gets like 175k in the key demo, and we get like 150. So, you know, shout out, Tucker. You know, we're not going to beat Tucker.

I don't think we will. But I think if we were going by the actual proper algorithm, we would be trending every day. And so it may be they removed us from the ability to trend just because they're like, we'd own trending tab every day for this time slot. But I think it's more likely it's just political. My guess is it's not on the trending because it's political. and it becomes the political network if you go to youtube and you see our one show talking about do other political shows trend now no no but but is it is it the pop culture network because they have music videos i mean what like the news is a genre and this is an entertainment show we're not this is not a this is not a politics show

right this is an entertainment show but we we talk culture and politics like a good portion of the show we're talking cultural issues so it's not news and politics i would love to trend this show but i understand as an admin why you're reticent to put politics anywhere near the front page you want like grandma to come you know be comfortable when she arrives and not have to be red pilled that's the idea i think that means they're shadow banning the show weird stuff trends on youtube that i wouldn't want my grandma to see you know what i mean like i feel like that that we're not as bad as some of the stuff that makes the list it's like if you want to get red pilled you got to go look for it i think maybe that's the admin mindset because let's let's read this max reddick says tim from any super chance now i've tried to get you to call people like

hasan the young turk cedar etc etc you finally did it thank. Only issue is I got lit up in the YouTube comments for thanking you. They suggested killing myself. Yikes. Those nasty people. So the Young Turks, I did a video where I was explaining that men and women have different standards and that as a man, if you compliment another guy's looks and his outfit and his physique, like you've been working out, man, like, wow, you're looking pretty good. It's not really that big of a deal some people might find it weird be like okay

but if you do it to a woman it's just over the line period like if you went to a woman and said wow you're looking good you working out that's a great outfit she's gonna be like hey please don't comment on my looks or anything like that the young turks took that clip where i was quite literally saying you cannot sexually harass women and then used it to claim i was arguing you should be allowed to because it's equality i don't know they just made it up i'm missing the this logic on this one i think i haven't seen the video or something okay if you're a guy and you go to work and you see another guy you're talking about like in the workplace this is we're at work or like a subway you mentioned luke was looking ripped yeah fine

as let's just say that now now say that looking good now what do you think happens if you would say that about a female co-worker i would probably get extricated from the situation that's what i hope that's exactly what i said that you you like ian were like i saw luke you know modeling these eggs and he's all ripped and looking good and i'm like damn he's looking good emasculated me you can't say that i saw this woman downstairs and she's taking her and looking good. And I'm like, damn, he's looking good. Emasculated me. You can't say that. I saw this woman downstairs and she's taking her shirt off and I'm like, oh man, she's looking good. Ooh, I'm getting all.

Make me want to have babies. Yeah, you can't say that. Like they're going to be like, yo, inappropriate. There's different standards for men and women. So Young Turks took me saying, you can say this to a guy and no one really cares,

but you cannot say this to a woman. It's sexual harassment. They said, Tim Pool wishes he could sexually harass women. Oh, so they're assuming intent they're assuming no no no they're fabricating it framing taking the quote out of context to make it and then telling people i argued the opposite of what i argue that's just a lie because they're evil that's not even clever that's just a lie yeah that's what they do right that's what that's what they're thinking that's what i was calling out and then i got pissed because it's like i made this whole video saying

the military industrial complex is bad and we shouldn't be supporting foreign invasions we should be fixing the pipes in flint and newark and other and other cities where kids are drinking lead we shouldn't be spending any money on gender studies in pakistan was 10 million dollars and then hassan insults and derides me and says it's agit prop for conservatives he says that i'm supporting capitalism i like, why can't he be like, okay, we agree on this one. Let's get Tim Pool to give us his, like, let's come together with him and his audience

and maybe we can actually get some healthcare for these people who are blind. Because that's what I'm saying. No, no, no. His point was, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. I can't believe he would say that. It's agitprop. Like, why are you deriding me at all? That's the video where he like

got up and went to the bathroom while reacting or commentating to it, right? I feel like what he's trying to say is like, get off my side. We can't have anything in common. You're the enemy. And then he says, I think the comments were arguing

that I was trying to trick their followers into agreeing with me or whatever. And it's like, or wait, I'm literally agreeing with you while you twist your mustache you're such an evil villain here's here's how it works it's because young turks will take a video out of context and then hasan and others will react to that fake video and they'll make up in their minds a fake version of me because they don't actually watch this show. And you too. And that's the game they play because they're evil. And so what they're doing is – and you see this, by the way, in a lot of cult psychology.

It's sort of this idea of you can't go and listen to another outlet because those people are crazy and not just have a difference of opinion but are are bad and are bad for you, are toxic, are nightmarish. This is what some cults refer to as a schismatic person or a suppressive person that you must extra, to your point, to extricate people from your life, even if they're a family member who's simply saying things that they disagree with, because you have to maintain your audience. This is why if you're someone who has read the New York Times cover to cover every day for the last six years, imagine how much you've been lied to. Imagine how much you've been propagandized. Imagine how much you believe about the world that is completely false. But they keep telling you that people like Jack Posobiec and Tim Pool and Tucker Carlson,

Steve Bannon, whatever, are all liars and crazy tinfoil hat believers. And so you better not listen. So what they're doing is they're just constantly, essentially constantly pimping out their own audience. You know, my favorite part of this was when he's reacting to the video and I said, this is why I'm in favor of some kind of New Deal type infrastructure rebuilding project in the US so we could fix the roads and bridges that are falling apart, fill potholes, fix these pipes in places like Flint. And that's why when the Green New Deal was announced, I was actually really excited and came out in support of it. And then of course, when they actually released the resolution and it was free college for people

of color, I was like, I have no idea idea what this is and the reaction from his audience was they were like since when does tim pool support green new deal blah blah blah and i'm like in 2018 five years ago when i made a video saying the u.s could could invest in energy independence with new technologies like fusion and nuclear reactors creating jobs we're fixing our bridges and roads and i think that's a better spending of our money than blowing up kids in Afghanistan, since I've always maintained that position. These people don't actually pay attention. Which, by the way, though, and I keep saying this, this is why I've decided to really adopt Darren Beatty's formulation on this,

of the globalist American empire, that these client states and these endless wars don't necessarily exist, obviously, for the reason that we're told they exist. They exist as a money wash. They exist as a way to enforce and expand the authority of the GAE. They will always be looking for some, and the IMF, the World Bank, they're always going to be looking for a place where they can conduct what they call shock therapy. And so- We got to read more superchats.

Real quick on that, just to finish the point. If the Tates were looking for a place that they could operate outside of scrutiny, what do you think our leaders are doing? That's right. All right. Jespozito says, what are your thoughts on Jordan Peterson

announcing on Rogan that he started an international consortium in London to officially oppose the vision of the World Economic Forum with an alternative that's to be announced? Also love when Hannah Clare was on. I like it. But London? Well alternative that's to be announced. Also, I love when Hannah Clare was on. I like it. But London?

Well, that's weird. Yeah. Why not El Salvador? Yes. I'm not even kidding. I'm going to say this right now. Dr. Peterson, please, El Salvador. I'm not kidding.

I mean this absolutely seriously. What's going on in El Salvador is amazing. You guys should follow Max Keiser and Stacey Herbert. Herbert? Yeah, Stacey Herbert. Stacey Herbert. I always get her last name wrong for some reason. But follow them because they're awesome.

They're basically, we talked about this last night, and then Max tweeted at me like, we got to come down and do this show. But they gave Bitcoin to everybody. Crime is dropping. The standard of living is skyrocketing. People are moving down there. And this follows, in my view, a vision of freedom

inverse to what Davos is, not to mention the climate is inverse to what davos says they go there it's winter it's skiing it's snow el salvador is you know uh closer to the equator it's warmer it's in uh central america more fun i think the right place for this to be dr peterson is el salvador oh hell yes I love the idea. I was thinking the other night that we need, I believe we need a world Congress of some sort. That's like an Olympics of the mind that we can all, regardless of who's at war, we can all come together and some level and talk about bigger things.

And this might be it. I couldn't, I couldn't disagree more. I just, I think that any, any attempt, I think that when you name something, you give it power. I don't think that – I think Shakespeare is wrong that it arose by another name, et cetera. That when you're talking about a global consortium or a world congress or any of these types of entities that exist to sort of guide and give effort to – I mean, the policies of Brussels and the policies of Washington are fundamentally different. We are always going to have different

self interests. And so that's fine if you want to have forums to hash this stuff out. But the idea of all of that, it just strikes me as part of the same neoliberal project, a neocom project, to build a one world government that's been going on since Woodrow Wilson. I think it's inevitable anyway. I don't think so. Do you think if we called roses snuggle farts, people would still give them to each other as a sign of romantic gestures?

Well, if you associated the word snuggle fart with that. No, obviously, right? What you're saying, it makes complete sense. Yeah, rose by any other name. Then no, you wouldn't want that. I would say, sweetheart, it's Valentine's Day. Here's your bouquet of snuggle farts. Yeah, dais any other name. Then, no, you wouldn't want that. I would say, sweetheart, it's Valentine's Day. Here's your bouquet of snargle farts. Yeah, Daisy sounds nicer.

Call them Nazi war crimes, and I bet a lot less people will be handing them out. There we are. There we are. The industry is like, this is how we get them. There we are. There we are. Well, I think that the New World Order is appearing regardless.

The liberal economic order could be potentially morphed into it, but if we don't it will be bricks will be morphed into it and we'll be living under some corporate communist thumb let's let's read some more super chats we got preston tam who says your segment this afternoon about jim clout chasers and years ago similar situations is precisely why i have serious hesitations about helping anyone i don't personally know accusations supersede innocence in the public eye it's a video i talked about where a woman is trying to squat uh you know too much weight and she can't get back up and she's looking around going hey excuse me and there's guys and they're just like walk they walk past they don't pay attention they're not looking and maybe they have earbuds in i don't know but she's like sitting there for a good two minutes and no one helps her until finally a lady comes up and i just gotta

tell you if i'm a dude she's clearly not in distress i don't know what she wants i'm gonna i'm gonna say i'm gonna go to a staff member and be like she's yelling i don't know what it's about i will help well and jack's first reaction was like do you think it was a trap do you think she was trying to see i i do wonder and maybe it's because i spent too much entirely too much time on on twitter but the fact that she's not really vocalizing anything i'm wondering i'm just asking the question i'm not accusing but i'm wondering if was this potentially done as a social experiment because she was just like hey hey she wasn't loud she was like hello hey can

you come over here she wasn't like loud or is she assuming because she's been told over and over again when you go to the gym men stare at you constantly you can't get away from them staring at you that like she just assumed men were at her, and therefore they would notice her. That seems like a level of arrogance to me. I have a question. Should I say this? No, I'm just going to say it. Fine.

Are we really supposed to? So let's say it's not a social experiment. So you're filming yourself because you know you're filming a thirst trap. This is obviously a thirst trap. She's wearing skin-tight pants. She's wearing skin-tight pants at a gym. She's wearing skin tight. She's wearing skin tight pants at a gym. She's, she's doing that.

She's filming it from that angle because she wants to post it later on Tik TOK or Instagram or whatever it is. And we have this whole economy set up based on thirst trapping. And yet we're supposed to say that even though it's totally fine for her to do that. And we allow that in the gym, like if you're going to set up a new gym, why not say no thirst trapping in the gym?

What about that? Would that be sexual harassment? What do do you do like women have to wear niqabs or something like if you want to wear skin tight pants do it no i'm talking about the filming of it yeah maybe the action filming of it to then right she's checking her form you don't know like you're accusing her of thirst trapping when really she's just trying to get better yes exactly this logic can just go on and on and on i mean no this is obviously thirst trapping and the problem is that we have a low trust society now because we've destroyed our communities we've become overly litigious we punish people for just simply what used to call doing the right thing or using common sense

and this is the reason that something like that if that were true that somebody could be hurt somebody could be killed because we're we think well you can't this is why you go on septa and there will be women getting raped on a septa train outside of philadelphia and nobody does anything there's this boy we gotta read more yeah we gotta read more superchats we got uh bad b says guys how long after the spanish flu did world war did the world war start that's how long till the next world war starts i'm pretty sure it was after it was after the start it was like no no yeah that's right it was after this it was because of world war one and the returning right they were coming back and they had the have you seen some of the that footage of the trenches out in uh in eastern ukraine right now the dawn bus reaching we're

dropping the grenades into them and stuff well i just mean even it's the same thing because and i think elon even made this point that tanks in general are kind of becoming obsolete. If you have drones and precision targeting, then a tank is just a steel coffin. This is very important, guys. So it brings us back to trench warfare. Isaac says, vitamin C is in pine needles. There is more vitamin C in a Christmas tree

than in an orchard of oranges. Very true. What? For real? Hire that guy. So how many do you need to eat? Like, how do you do it? You like mash them and then eat them? Or like grind them into things maybe?

Like granola or like whatever else. You boil the pine needles and make a tea. Correct. I think that's the main thing. Really? Smoke them, man. Just smoke that. Smoke it.

Then you take the hot smoke. I feel like that cuts down on the vitamin C. I could be wrong. Yeah. There's only one way to find out. Okay. All right. James Moaning says, Jack, great to see you you what's your favorite psalm i like psalm 10 blessings to you and the tim cast family uh i'm catholic i go with whatever one the mass tells us there you go

simple answer all right charles says how are chickens going to save our society sure i'd love to move away but how can we my children are suffering that's my fault due to my past how do they survive what should i do we started this not them still waiting on the app the app is happening where we've got it there's like a rudimentary version it works like we're just working on it um you know watching 1883 was really enlightening how did people survive literally in the middle of nowhere with nothing? I'm so glad you watched it. That's exactly what I thought watching it. Like, it's crazy to think

that to get to Oregon, people had to cross completely uncharted land with nothing and just hope that they would get there, right? Try their best. Work hard.

Found the Zoomer, by the way. No, no, but here's the thing too. Every millennial knows exactly what it takes to cross the Oregon Trail. No, I think that video game made it seem too easy. And they often talk about how hard it was to cross a river, but they never talk about getting wagons through a forest.

What would you do when you came to a forest? Would you just go around it? You'd try, maybe. Go under it, maybe? Through the trees? Yeah, try and follow the trail. But there was no trail. Before the trail?

That'd be a good movie called Before the Trail. Well, it's certainly not a trail that a wagon can go through though. And you're trying to race all of the elements, right? Like you have to get there before winter and everything. The Donner expedition. It's crazy. Little to no water.

I mean, how much pain were they in too? Cause we, the history books don't talk about the daily amounts of pain that each individual is feeling. I think that I was talking to a buddy about this recently because we were talking about the history of the rosary and it's a long story but i think one thing that we discount in modern society is just how much how much of your day how many hours a day that

people would just spend walking because that was predominantly the only way you could get from one point to another really before horses too that uh or or you know if you couldn't afford horses actually not before horses um that you people just walk for hours and hours a day and this was a common life until maybe a couple hundred years very very recently i used to walk new york manhattan yeah you ever do that you ever walk like 40th street down to the down to battery park or anything like that well in you know in city, when I lived in Shanghai, one thing about living in a police state that it is always safe to walk across Shanghai. It could be three

in the morning and you could walk from the Bund all the way to Zhongshan Park and you'll be perfectly fine. You would probably not walk from Washington, D.C. to Harper's Ferry several hundred years ago. I'd prefer not to. I'm sorry. You would probably not walk it in a day is what I meant to say.

No. It's a 17-hour walk and so you're probably going to walk if you're walking nonstop 10 hours and then stop and make camp. That's a two-day right there.

Yep. And it's a 45-hour minute drive for us. Yeah. Hour. When you read like Jane Austen, like Jane Austen novels will talk about like

these, you know, you go out, you walk to your neighbor's house, but then there's a rainstorm and it already took you all day to get there, so you just stay. This is someone you live near. This is a feature in the Song of Ice and Fire novels

that Game of Thrones is based on that people say, well, there's whole chapters and chapters where nothing's happening because they're just walking. And his point is, well, no, that's what it was like. I tried to do a D&D campaign like that.

My buddy, I was like, he was born in this Arctic village, and he had to get out. He was going to get out. So I gave him an easy way. You could wait for the train. He's like, no, I'm going to walk. I was like, all right, roll. He's like, I rolled a 16.

All right, you take one damage from cold. You walk for five minutes. Roll. And I was like, this is going to be boring as hell. So we ended it. You freeze to death. We start a new game. All right, let's read something.

He starts on the train. Andrew Ho says, Tim, they have a signed receipt of drop-off by Hunter Biden. Bongino shows it all the time. That's right. They have the receipt. That's right. He signed it.

This dude's out of his mind. But that was forged. We all know that was forged. Oh, okay, okay. All right, X-Raid says, Jack, what advice do you have for a veteran who has opted to not re-enlist because of what the military has become? I'd love to be a part of tp usa um i would i would honestly suggest re-enlist if if if you're if you're interested if you want to get out you want to get out

million ways to contact us contact turning point but i i do think that in general we need people that are still in there we need good people in there you need people in high positions of authority so maybe when uh when the don comes he can get rid of some of these really awful high level uh well that's the plan administrators and generals or whatever that's certainly the plan and and and just to put it out there that given everything that we've talked about i really do think there's only one chess player or chess piece on the board that could solve all of these things that we're talking about, specifically the war and peace,

World War III problem. There's only one person that is not beholden to these things. Bill Hughes says, part of my family is Irish. They were oppressed and discriminated against for being the wrong race and religion. You know, I'm also Irish.

Oh, me too. I think, you know, we need free money from the government. That's the only way. True that. You know, it's the only thing. Forced to fight in Civil War. Both sides in some cases. As a replacement for the rich.

I'm a child of immigrants. I feel like I need some kind of compensation. Our country is not friendly. You're basically a refugee? I basically am. Alright, let's see what we got here. Here's a good one. Donald DeVol says,

I stand behind Alec Baldwin. Theole says, I stand behind Alec Baldwin. The joke is, I stand behind Alec Baldwin because if you stand in front of him, you might get shot. Ooh, that's so brutal. All right, everybody, if you haven't already,

actually, we'll read one more. Frump says, Weird, I have to pay to say this, but I have not received an Amber Alert in three years. They used to be annoying, but now it's weird. All right. Wait, okay. That is a good comment. Setting turned off on your phone? If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button received an amber alert in three years they used to be annoying but now it's weird all right wait

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at hcbrimlow thanks so much I also will be at the Minds Fest in Austin April 15th it's festival.minds.com you are right

Jack Posobiec see you there man yeah I'll see you on stage we should have a debate on something we should talk about God and Christianity and religion

and maybe let it fly Ian go to Latin Mass I have in the past go again I would be open to that I would go with you keep going Talk about God and Christianity and religion and maybe let it fly. Ian, go to Latin Mass. I have in the past. Go again. I would be open to that. I would go with you. Keep going.

So basically, it's two separate events. Basically, we have Timcast IRL, live Friday night at the Vulcan, and then the next day, the Minds Festival. So it's like two- Same venue. Same venue. Yeah. And we're all hanging out with each other, basically. A love fest in the words of Bill Otten.

Yeah, I think it's fantastic. Ian and I are going to latin mass come with us so if you're if you're not from austin and you really want to come see the show you've got an opportunity to see two different shows you make a whole weekend out of it so i'm excited should be very cool and it will be very cool also if we can get mike lindell to thread some graphene into one of his upcoming pillows i'd be really into it this jacket has there's only there's only so many things i can talk about here on the open show but for the members show we'll get into it's gonna get dark it's gonna get hot and then it's gonna get light again okay hey serge nice hat hey yeah i wore the the hat i've been wearing for a while uh i haven't i haven't worn it in like probably uh i thought

that was so funny it's because i wore it in the beginning and i stopped wearing it for a little bit uh i wore that like ep I wore that Epstein himself hat and then I brought it back for a little times. It's true. The ball on the head is so sailors when they were under the deck, when they lifted their head, they didn't bump their head on the wood.

Yeah, apparently. I think they took that from the old Scandinavian tradition of just palming the hat. But anyways, I'm at surge.com on Twitter. I'm arguing with a lot of people there. I kind of get Twitter now. But yeah, I'm there. All right, everybody. I'm arguing with a lot of people there. I kind of get Twitter now. But yeah, I'm there. All right, everybody.

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