Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #756 Budweiser Loses $5 BILLION Over Trans Scandal, LEAKED PHOTOS Of VP Drop w/Jesse Kelly

Episode Date: April 13, 2023

Tim, Ian, & Luke join Jesse Kelly to discuss Budweiser losing over $5 billion since sponsoring Dylan Mulvaney, leaked photos proving Budweiser's VP is lying about disliking frat culture, a new beer launched by conservatives to compete against Bud Light, Blue's Clues featuring a children's character with top scars, & Jesse Kelly slamming the 'normie right.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So far, Anheuser-Busch has lost around $5 billion in market cap because of the controversy with their sponsorship of transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. And there's a lot of conversations still emerging around it. I think Joe Rogan had a conversation on one of his episodes where he's like, oh, it's no big deal or something like that. And like, oh, it's over. Howard Stern talked about it. I just don't understand why people are so upset. And I find it fascinating that there is this massive backlash, which has persisted into this week over the holiday weekend. And Anheuser-Busch stock has still been in decline. And there are people coming out being like, no, everything's

fine. Everything's OK. And I can only respond to that by over target. And I'll stress this point again. If Anheuser-Busch is forced to issue an apology, it will be a major shift in the culture war because that will be the point when a major multinational brand is forced to say the conservatives, the libertarians, the freedom faction, they were all right about this. That means they are more scared of you saying I won't buy your product than of the far left extremists in their campaign. And there's some new information emerging about the VP, which proves, in my opinion, this is all an ideological push. A viral video came out where the VP, their new VP of marketing, whatever, said that it's a dying brand and we've got to inject some life into it. That's strange.

The brand itself, Bud Light, was the highest selling beer of last year. And more importantly, photos have leaked of this VP having herself a frat party. And what was she doing? Blowing up condoms or something or drinking? Taking shots out of them. Well, there you go. So this idea of inclusivity or whatever it is she's talking about clearly isn't a part of her life, clearly doesn't matter to the stronger brand. When Anheuser-Busch

is seeing record profits, Bud Light's selling the most out of any beer brand in the world, and then they claim it's dying so we have to change it, you know they're lying. So we're going to talk about all of that stuff, especially with what's been happening with regional distributors. And then there actually is probably bigger news, but it's political. And we've talked about it quite a bit. There's a whistleblower who's come out and said that he can put him in front of a grand jury and he will say under oath that Joe Biden committed crimes promoting Burisma, helping his son in his private business dealings in Ukraine. And I think that's particularly important. However, we're not in a

political electoral cycle. I think the Anheuser-Busch battle may be one of the most important culture war battles we're seeing right now. And then, of course, NPR, and I think PBS just announced this, too. They're quitting Twitter because Elon Musk correctly labeled them state affiliated and government funded on. They're crying about it. It's all true, by the way. They are. Before we get started, my friends, head over to castbrew.com and pre-order your Cast Brew Coffee. That's right. Today's episode is brought to you by Cast Brew Coffee, the coffee company that we have launched as part of our new coffee shop, which will be opening hopefully in the next few months. You can pick up your Rise with Roberto Jr. Breakfast Blend or your Appalachian Nights,

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share the show with your friends. Joining us tonight to talk about all of this and more is Jesse Kelly. Tim, honor to be here. It's going to be a rambunctious night with all the Bud Light news. Oh yeah, particularly interesting stuff. So who are you? What do you do? I am Jesse Kelly. I am for one, I'm the menu whisperer. I'm the greatest orderer of food in the world. If you look at a restaurant menu, I just am a genius when it comes to ordering those. But I also have a show, naturally syndicated radio show called The Jesse Kelly Show. I have a TV show called I'm Right. And now I'm a world famous author. I wrote my first book ever that

doesn't come out till June, but I'm sure it'll be world famous called The Anti-Communist Manifesto. Right on. Well, thanks for joining us. Of course. And of course, Luke Grodkowski is over here, not paying attention and posting memes or something. I'm working here. Okay, the memes can't post themselves, right? My name is Luke Grodkowski here of We Are Change the Nerd. Today I'm wearing a t-shirt that says defund the ATF and make a storefront, which you can get on thebestpoliticalshirts.com. And the meetup is on for tomorrow, 3.30 p.m. Austin, Texas.

There's going to be some surprise guests. To find more about that, go to lukeunfiltered.com for more details. Thanks for having me. Jesse, I'm going to have to take you up on this menu claim. It's a bold statement, the best of the best. Look, God gives us all talents, right? Mozart could play instruments or whatever he did. When I look at a menu, I know the best thing to order. And people think I'm joking when I say that. But when we go out to dinner, which i'm sure we will at some point in time you won't order what i order because you don't trust me right now but i will order something superior to yours and you will look at my food and

as always happens you will say i should have got what you got because you don't trust you don't trust me but you will eventually this excites me you will i love you jesse thanks for coming all right everybody let's jump into that first story we got this one from the new york post anheuser-busch loses more than five billion dollars in value amid dylan mulvaney bud light controversy this story is from just today so simply put it's getting worse they say since since March 31st, shares of Bud Light's parent company have fallen by nearly 4%, knocking down the company's market capitalization from $132.38 billion to $127.13 billion on Wednesday. Anheuser-Busch stock fizzled more than 1.5% on Wednesday. percent on wednesday so let's talk about this because uh just before the show ian brought up that uh joe rogan on his show said it wasn't a big deal or something to that effect could you uh could you elaborate on that yeah and i don't want to put words in anybody's mouth but it was uh of

a clip that was on youtube from and i should pull this up immediately uh was it recent or was it yeah it's very recent he had a comedian on by the name of oh, come on. But it usually takes a couple days for him to release the podcast, though, so that's also something we should consider here. Exactly. It was one with Sam Talent. Sam Talent is the guy's name. And really, Sam was talking about... When did it go up? It went up let's see, six hours ago

on YouTube. So I imagine that was probably recorded yesterday or Monday. Something like that, maybe, yeah, probably. And I'll say I think they're wrong about this. They crack a couple Bud Lights. They're like, yeah, I think the drama's over. But you were saying that you think maybe he's insulated being on Spotify.

They were drinking the beer? Yeah, they pulled out a couple Bud Lights and were drinking in solidarity. It kind of like tongue-in-cheek, but the same talent is like, yo, I love Bud Lights, great. It's my favorite beer. How could Bud Light be someone's favorite beer?

I think he said it was his favorite beer. But I just mean in general. You can drink 20 of them. You can drink like six of them because they're not really thick. It's the fluoride and the calcifying of the pineal gland that gets people addicted towards destroying their frequencies. Right, Ian? It's the kind of beer, yes. Thank you.

But it's the kind of beer you drink if you just want to get drunk and you don't really care about the flavor as the joke goes it's the kind of beer you drink when you don't want to drink beer but you want to drink a lot of it i thought that i didn't write that i saw that on on reddit or something i thought it was brilliant but i heard that joe rogan cracked open a beer and they're like ah it's no big deal and it's like you know what i wonder about this uh i wonder if you know when jo when Joe was on YouTube, more on YouTube, he could more see the direct impact of his comments and what people thought about them. And when you're on Spotify and you're releasing, you know, after the fact, I think the last time I went on his show, it was like five days later they released it. And I think it was before,

I went on before the Rittenhouse verdict, and then he aired it after the Rittenhouse verdict. So that like really changed a lot of the context. But I think what happens then is if you're not really paying attention, you don't see what people are talking about. You're like, I don't know. I saw some people talking about this. Kid Rock did a thing, but I guess no one cares anymore. And now it's several days later. You put up an episode.

And once again, Anheuser-Busch stock is going down. People still care about this. and the conversation is persistent. Here's what I think is happening. A domino effect is occurring where there was a major backlash to the sponsorship of Dylan Mulvaney. This started a metaphorical fire for Anheuser-Busch. A bunch of people then jumped on it and started talking about it, which created an opportunity for more commentators to say, OK, let's talk about it. I'll put it this way.

I'll be completely blunt. I didn't really care all that much. And then I saw the video I did and I got one point five million views. And that said two things to me. One, people really care about this. And I think it's as simple as you've screwed with their beer and now they are pissed off. The other thing I realized is you are going to start to see commentators capitalize on that and they're going to make as much content about it as possible because people care, which is for me, let's be honest, a business opportunity.

But that's ancillary. More importantly, it's a culture war opportunity. If this is the hill people are willing to die on, let's roll, baby. And now we have news coming out, leaks, photos about the VP and about her frat parties. Information is being brought up about Bud Light sales. It's fair to say this is more than just Bud Light, this thing that happened last week and no one cares anymore. Because Bud Light has ignored their base, their market.

And they've basically doubled down on this. They've pissed people off and they've created a viral opportunity for online commentators, be it for or against it. The fact that Joe Rogan talked about it, whatever it is he said, all that did was throw more fuel into the fire. It's going to get more people asking what is going on with this and why. They actually talked about that on the episode. They were like, look at us.

We're drinking Bud Light right now, so it's working. Any news is good news, but it's not. You can actually trash people with a lot of news about them, too. Well, the issue is for Bud Light, if they're already at the top, the top-selling beer in the world, they can only go down.

So yes, yes, press is bad for them. And before the scandal broke out, their stock was spiking up like 10%. And now it's flipped and started going down, where comparable beverage brands are not seeing that same thing. I actually, I have a couple different things to say about it. And I'm of two different minds about it. One, Bud Light and Anheuser-Busch will be fine. And they're going to be fine for a very specific reason. Well, two specific reasons. One, because the right can never maintain a culture war fight at all. I know they had a bad weekend, but I watched the NFL have bad ratings for precisely about, oh, 15 minutes when Black Lives Matter was taking a steaming dump all over the flag.

And every person on the right, they couldn't wait to run social media. And they're, I'm done forever. And I'm done. And NFL's racist. And I hate displacement. I hate America. And like I said, about 15 minutes later, they were all bragging. Oh, did you see that throw from Drew Brees? It was wonderful.

The right can never maintain these things because they don't love freedom as much as the communist hates freedom. That's one. Agreed. Two, Bud Light, Anheuser-Busch is going to be fine because the truth is, as many organizations has found out, from financial institutions to sports, like the NBA to others, you do not need to appeal to a customer base anymore. That is an old way of thinking. You need to appeal to the regime. And right now, we have a new religion in

america we are the u.s of gay now that is the regime i don't care what you think of it whatever lgbtq whatever everything revolves around that now we have the secretary of state saying he's writing saudi arabia every single day about gay rights we we are in a time of insanity in the united states of america from the pentagon to the Secretary of State to entertainment. That's all they care about. So if Anheuser-Busch has proven they're going to be loyal to the new religion of the US of K, they will eventually be okay. They will be. I disagree. The point is they've lost $5 billion. Their stock is going down. And so long as people have two things, the willpower, which I admit is lacking among people who are anti-establishment to a great degree. But there's something more important here. You see, outside of the willpower, there's monetary incentive.

So it may be that many people on the right don't have the willpower within 15 minutes would be cheering for, you know, whoever's thrown the latest touchdown pass. The issue for Budweiser right now they're not going to be able to overcome is that online personalities are getting a major flood of viewership from talking about this. It's not going to go away so long as I can put out a video and get half a million views just by saying Budweiser. And that's an opportunity we've not seen before. So I don't care about the money. I care about the fact that people will watch it. And then I can say, don't forget, don't buy Budweiser. And it's not just that. We're not asking people to go out and register 100,000 voters.

We're not asking everybody right now to be Scott Pressler. We do wish everybody would be Scott Pressler. But if we can't get that, the least we can get is, oh, yeah, next time you go to the store, buy Guinness. Buy, I don't even know what, PBR Old Style or something. Let me tell you why I disagree with that. You're not wrong, but I disagree with it. Yes, we can hurt them and we should. And I hope we maintain this. But really what drives so many of these corporations now is the major financial institutions, including the financial institutions of the United States government, all of which now

are governed by all this ESG, LGBTQ, all this insane crap. So yeah, let's say Ian Heiser, Bush, let's say the right finally steps up and sticks with something. And please, Lord, let them stick with something for the first time ever. And let's say they stop buying it. And these Southern distributors really cancel these orders and people stop buying and they stick with something. And please, Lord, let them stick with something for the first time ever. And let's say they stop buying and these Southern distributors really cancel these orders and people stop buying and they stick with them. They don't forget about this, which they're gonna. But let's just say for the sake of argument, they do not. You know what Anheuser-Busch will still have? Access to endless capital from Wall Street

and Washington, D.C. because they have paid homage to the religion of the nation. They've paid homage to America's religion. Oh yes, it's your, it means everything. What do you think the NBA has taken the entire generation, the entire generation,

and they've alienated an entire generation of American young people. There's no reason to do that. They made a bet that conservatives, classical liberals will do nothing about it. That you're right about. But this is where we're starting to see something actually bigger happen, where people for the like, look, we've seen the Nike boycotts, right? And the funny thing is, when Colin Kaepernick took a knee or whatever, and the Nike sponsors and all of these videos emerge of people burning their gear and their socks and all that. Within three years, every single athlete took a knee.

And if you didn't, you were the odd person out. That was a defeat. Something different happens. After a week and over a holiday weekend, when people are supposed to forget about it, Anheuser-Busch thought they could keep their mouths shut and this would go away. And we're looking at now a week of their stock dropping. I'll take it and I won't shut up about it because if we can keep the pressure on and keep talking about it, eventually get to the point where it doesn't matter if they have endless

capital. If the regional stores and the rural stores say, we're not going to carry your product, it's become popular and it's hurting our brand to carry it because people are getting offended, are angry that we're not involved in this. You're going to see distributors kicking it back. You're going to see people like John Rich saying he won't carry the product anymore. But John Rich didn't say, you know what? I hereby stand on principle and will ban Anheuser-Busch. You know what he said? He said, honestly, over the past week, people stopped buying it, starting to pile up. So we got to figure something out. If they're not going to buy it, I'm not going to order it because I'm losing money. John Rich came out after Kid Rock and

after Travis Tritt and was just like, hey, look, nobody's buying it. And if that's what's really happening, and we're seeing videos of people in grocery stores showing the Bud Light is all still there and the Budweiser is also there and other brands are gone. And now we saw, I think even we saw Dan Crenshaw come out and post a video about it earlier this week. More and more people are getting on the meme and the trend of not drinking Bud Light. They're down, I think, four points. I mean, that's massive. Imagine if you invested in Anheuser-Busch and you look after the past week and you lost 4%. Imagine if you were a billionaire and what 4% could actually mean. At this point, I'm sure there are people calling up Bud Light and being like, look, I'm not going to scream and throw a fit over 4%.

This is probably going to be temporary, but you got to tell me what you're doing about this. And the pressure is starting to build. Now we have another story. Let me jump to this next story and talk to you about why I don't think this is immediately going to be going away. We have, let me see if I can find this one. Here we go. We have this story from the post-millennial. Bud Light's anti-frat marketing exec busted partying frat style in leaked photos. So apparently someone had these photos or whatever in an album for when they were partying with this woman. And they show that when she came out.

So let me slow down and provide context for everybody because we're entering a new segment. This VP came out amid the controversy and said Bud Light was a dying brand and we needed to make it inclusive and get rid of that frat bro image. That's funny. She is that frat bro image. That's funny. She is that frat bro image. She lived that life. And Bud Light is the number one selling beer last year and the year before it and so on and so forth.

So Bud Light's not a dying brand. That's absolutely not true. And this woman who claims she wants to be inclusive and get away from that frat bro culture is a part of that culture. Now we've got a story piling on. She lied. She lied. She's an occult ideologue who is exploiting this position to take the top selling beer in the world and turn it into a woke,

woke cult product to distribute a woke cult product. What they're really doing is they're, they're not worried about a dying brand. That's the lie. They're taking over by infecting the largest beer brand in the world and turning it woke. That's why I think if this opportunity exists to pounce on this, as they say, and keep talking about it, we should. But more importantly, this story about this woman shows the story is not going away anytime soon. The Post Millennial ran the story. I think New York Post ran the story. A bunch of news outlets are going, and the Daily Mail, they're saying this, hey, we're making money covering this. Let's keep doing it. And that's the problem of the internet age. When people latch onto a viral story and they won't let go, it won't stop. No matter what you do, it will get crazier,

it will get worse. And I am hoping that the nightmare tornado of viral memeology when someone comes to hate something whips up into a frenzy to the point where this VP is fired, where the marketing teams at Anheuser-Busch are looking at a 10 point drop in their stock when they're now fielding phone calls from their investors being like, why are we losing this much money? Why isn't this going away? And they say, we're going to have to apologize. And when that happens, what Anheuser-Busch will signal to the entire world is we screwed up. We can't embrace this ideology. We have lost too much money. And even if they could get loans, it won't matter. If they can get endless ESG capital, it won't matter because they'll ship out products and

the regional stores will say, I'm not going to carry that. My customers will revolt. I'm going to get a bunch of people in front of my store yelling at me, get out of here. And then they cease to exist. I don't think we're anywhere near that. It's one of the most profitable beverage companies in the world with the top selling beer. But all we need is a couple, a couple, a double digit percentage point drop to where Anheuser-Busch says clearly the story won't go away. And we've seen a whole bunch of stories over the past few years when people get

obsessed with something and refuse to let go. And you're wondering, how is this story still going viral? How are they still talking about it? Because we're going to keep doing it because the people care about it, because the commentators make to keep doing it. Because the people care about it. Because the commentators make money from doing it. Because the tabloid media makes money from doing it. And the only way out for Anheuser-Busch is an apology. I think the Daily Mail had a better, more accurate title for this particular story. They had, rules for thee, not for me. Bud Light exec demanding beer update.

It's fratty image is seen partying at a 2006 Harvard booze fest and pounding shots from condoms. So yes, that happened. And that's what everyone's talking about. And to go back to kind of Joe Rogan here and to try to steel man his argument, I think what he's trying to say is that he's maybe sick of cancel culture. He's maybe thinking that there might be more important stories there. And I think on the other side, cancel culture has been weaponized. I think it's unavoidable. And I think it's at a point right now where sadly in the culture war, it is being used more and more against individuals for doing less and less things. So to have a counterbalance to it is, I think, what you're arguing for, Tim, here. And I'm curious what the audience thinks. Do you think

that this is an issue that doesn't really matter to you? Or do you think that this is an issue that we must take seriously in order to kind of hit back against this larger culture war? So I don't know. Let's just see the chat. Press number one, if you think that this is something that we should be avoiding, that there's bigger stories there. Press number two, if this is an important issue to you that we should take seriously. I'm curious what people say. My view of it is, when I heard that joe rogan cracked open a bud light the the most interesting reaction actually was howard stern he didn't get angry he didn't smack talk he was he was confused i don't understand is there something the story

that i'm missing there is but kid rock's normal, I'm sorry, Howard Stern's normal approach to culture war issues is the right are a bunch of Nazi chuds, screw them, et cetera, et cetera. When Kid Rock shot up all that Bud Light and said, F you, Howard Stern didn't get mad. All of a sudden he said, what's going on? Am I missing something here? That's actually what he said. Am I missing something in this story? And he goes, I've always been the, you know, just you can be whatever you want to be as long as you just don't hurt anybody. And therein lies the point. What Dylan Mulvaney is doing is hurting people. It's hurting children. TikTok is promoting an ideology that tells kids to harm themselves. And this is a fact. What we saw in Scandinavia

was that child medical transitions did not work. And so they abandoned it. The Tavistock Center Clinic in the UK was shut down because child sex changes were not working. But the United States is behind the curve, and they're still promoting this. And TikTok is promoting Dylan Mulvaney to children to then push this ideology on them. That's the issue with why it's bad that Bud Light decided to sponsor dylan mulvaney yeah

dylan just did a month ago a video where he was dressed as a little girl do singing a song from some musical as a little eloise or whatever yeah and now they sponsored him for a beer commercial but i think we're i think we're almost saying two different things now because i i'm not disagreeing with really anything you just said we should press we should press i hope they drop i hope that i i want it but boycott do all that i'm i'm agreeing with you this is insane we should do it what i'm saying is blackpilled though like there's no way out there's no solution no that's not what i'm saying there are solutions but what i'm saying is that what this is doing it won't be successful and let me let me explain let's say bud. Let's say they do come out tomorrow and that we lost billions of dollars.

Hey, guys, put out a statement. We're sorry. No more of the dudes pretending to be chicks on the beers. We're sorry. Sorry about that. Won't happen again. Now, let's be honest here. What's the response to that the response to Bud Light's apology is so much worse than anything the right will be able

to do to Bud Light with sales when it comes to the next two months it would be that they'd have they'd have actual violence because we all know these commies scum are violent that's they would have they would have drivers being assaulted that they would have mass demonstrations that's the point every Tom Dick and Harry celebrity be on Instagram screw Bud Light demonstrations. That's the point. Every Tom, Dick, and Harry celebrity would be on Instagram. Screw Bud Light, these Nazis. That's the point. They can't afford to backtrack now because they can't afford

to offend the religion of the state. That is the one thing they cannot afford to do. And where you're wrong is if we get Budweiser to the point where they apologize to us, it means they fear us more than them. And they don't and until we make them by their stock dropping and their products not selling and they realize

their business can't persist by offending their own audience their own market that means it has to be sustained and persistent and it is the easiest thing for anyone on the right to do buy a different beer now that i I agree. Look, I agree. This is the point I said. When Budweiser issues an apology to us, it means they are more scared of losing their business from sales than the violence of the left. It is a fact. The left uses violence to win the culture war.

And the DOJ protects them. And the police protect them. And if anyone on the right so much as farts, they'll get arrested. A guy can go to a store in San Francisco with a garbage bag and fill up product and they'll let him go. But if anyone dares try to stop him,

they will get arrested. Budweiser knows that, which means if it gets to the point where their sales are gone, because we are their customers, not so much me, but I mean, it is regular. Like it is not 22 year old college kids for the most part, although to a certain degree it is. But we're talking about people ages 25 to 80 years old. And I'm talking about the average point of death for the for the average male who are buying beer products. If they decided that the ages of 21 to 24 are more valuable than the entirety of their

market share, then so be it. Let them take a look at an 80% sales drop off. They won't do it. If the regional distributors say, I will not carry your product. If the affiliates say, I'm not going to work here anymore because we're not making enough money. And if the shareholders say, why did I lose 10% in two weeks? They will be forced to apologize, knowing the left will lose their minds. And that means the economic damage is scarier to them than the left's physical violence. And that is exactly the victory we need. So maybe,

maybe we lose. The point is we must persist in the easiest culture war battle that's ever been laid before us so that they are forced to apologize. I agree. I agree with that a hundred percent. And I will say this, I will say this, the trans rights movement, I do believe that it is actually a gift from God for this country because I have watched the right forever for my entire life, kind of dismiss the newest thing, the newest culture war thing, or not take it that seriously, or they'll stop soon, or surely there's an end to this, or it doesn't apply to me. It's been so easy to play that game. The whole, oh, I'm not going to buy in any slippery slope stuff.

I think this whole insane movement has finally woken the right up that there is no end. This is not the end. This is not the end either. It gets worse from here. It keeps going down and down and down and down and down.

That if we're going to get to the place where we are telling children and we're going to be telling young boys, just chop your penis off and you'll become a woman. I think that is finally waking the right up to, okay, I'm not dealing with bad. I'm dealing with evil. And that is why the right has failed for so long

because bad may wake up in the morning like that great C.S. Lewis quote, I'm paraphrasing. Bad may wake up in the morning and say, you know, I'm kind of tired, but demons do not. Demons don't wake up and decide they've gone down the drain enough. That's the difference. Let me tell you, because we did talk about this a bit

the other day as well. Yesterday was Ron Paul, but before that. I have gone on Twitter and I have tweeted, spay and neuter your children to prevent overpopulation. Not a peep from the left. I have said, I actually am, I don't mind abortion rights. And I think the left should have them because they're ending their lineage. And so the future will be conservative. Not a peep. Nobody cared. No leftist said,

how dare you say something so offensive? Well, the reality is they know it. And I think they're in many ways like they know that abortion and sterilizing their children will result in less liberals and the future being more conservative. That's why they have to go to the schools. They don't want to highlight the issue and say Tim Pool said an awful thing because it puts in the mind of all the liberals that, hey, wait a minute, we are getting rid of our kids. Now, of course, the response from liberals is, Tim, liberals have children too. And I'm like, oh yeah, but like 1.2 on average for every two adults, whereas conservatives have two per two adults. So conservatives certainly aren't at replacement levels. They're at or slightly below, but liberals are substantially lower and have been over the past 20 years. You add to the fact that you are pro-abortion and more likely to have an abortion or sterilize yourself or your kids, it's going to go even lower. And given a long enough time, the math is simple. Your ideology and your family lineage and your genealogy will cease to exist.

Now, here's the point. They not once have smeared me over saying things like that. But you know what they smeared me over relentlessly? Budweiser. You know why? Over Target. meered me over relentlessly budweiser you know why over target the fact that a major corporation for no reason for no reason the number one selling beer the fact that they decided to embrace wokeness has resulted in a four percentage point stock drop off five billion dollars is scary

because there's other companies that aren't as big as anheuser-busch who maybe anheuser-busch will be okay these other companies couldn't handle that these other companies that aren't as big as Anheuser-Busch who maybe Anheuser-Busch will be OK. These other companies couldn't handle that. These other companies couldn't say, we can't handle all our regional distributors cutting off our brand. If we if we adopt this ESG stuff, we're going to go to business. Look at the backlash. I'm not going anywhere near that.

That is the social pressure we are trying to create right now. And the point is this. I will push on this as hard as possible because for once we are seeing quite possibly the easiest culture war battle ever before us. You don't got to go outside. In fact, quite the opposite. You don't even have to not buy beer. You don't even have to not buy beer. Go buy all the beer you want. Just buy a different one. Yeah. Avoid Anheuser-Busch brands. Buy a local brewery. Be careful with those too, by the way, because Anheuser-Busch brands. Buy a local brewery. Be careful with those, too, by the way, because Anheuser-Busch has been buying those up.

One of my favorite local ones in Houston, bought up by Anheuser-Busch. Make sure you look that up first. Yeah, someone published a list of all the companies that they own and all the breweries that they have, and it's multiple tweets of things. I tweeted it on the We Are Change so people could see it.

There's a large number of them. Anheuser-Busch was bought by InBev. So the company's called AB-InBev. That's the new company. It's called InBev. And then Ipatch McCain, what's his name? Crenshaw was also promoting another beer owned by Anheuser-Busch.

And Miller Coors has done a lot of Pride stuff as well. Exactly. However, I don't care as much about that. I don't care that, you know, this is the funny, they're like, ha ha, Marjorie Taylor Greene, you're saying buy Miller Coors, but here's their LGBT pride ad. And my response is, oh, wow, that's really cool. They did an LGBT pride ad. I have no problem with that.

My problem is that Dylan Mulvaney is targeting children. You want to sell beer to kids? Yeah, I got a problem with that. You want to tell kids to sterilize themselves? I got a problem with that. You want to tell kids to sterilize themselves? I got a problem with that. You want to promote those ideas to kids? I got a problem with that. And so if we can simply say, hey, look, man, you know, Dylan can post whatever Dylan wants

on TikTok. Budweiser can sponsor whoever they want. And then we won't touch their products. That's the market. It was actually. Oh, go ahead. It was. It's not.

No beer commercials aren't. No, never mind. Never mind. I was going to let me jump to the story. So for all those that are concerned, we have this story from TimCast.com. Conservative dad's ultra-right beer introduced combating Dylan Mulvaney's sponsorship

by Bud Light. To the rest of you woke corporations, stay the F away from our kids. Now I want to say two things. One, well, I'll say three things. First, I am not promoting or encouraging anyone to buy this beer. It's an alcoholic product. I'm not big on beer. But now you know it exists, so do of your own volition. I will also say it is good that conservatives are creating alternatives by whatever means necessary to compete with these woke corporations, creating a market opportunity to say, hey, you're worried about what beer you might buy. Here's a beer that you don't got to worry about. But more importantly, it's what Seth Weathers, who co-founded this, said, stay the F away from our kids. So when Howard Stern said, I don't understand why Kid Rock is so mad. It's not. Nobody screamed and cried, at least to this

degree, because Coors put a pride flag ad out and said Miller Coors supports LGBT pride. They sell tons of beer in gay neighborhoods. Nobody cried about that. It's been going on for two, three generations or whatever. They're angry that people like Dylan Mulvaney target children and the woke corporations are targeting children. And I'll just say it's twofold. Why is a beer company sponsoring an individual's primary audience is teenagers that's just like didn't we have this huge thing about joe camel and cartoons marketing cigarettes to kids those are awesome the vp did say she wants a younger audience she wants young people to drink or the brand would quote die and that to me that's in itself that to me well whether it's

a lie or not it's still coming from a mentality of i want young kids to drink beer which is absolutely horrible for them horrible for their cognitive function there's some studies even showing how people in their 20s have their brains still developing so to have that skewed and manipulated and hurt in so many different ways by alcohol that's something else that should be called out here and instead of saying hey let's drink another beer hey don't drink that poison at all. It's full of endocrine disruptors. It's filled with fluoride. It's filled with horrible substances

that are really bad for you. And I think this is an opportunity to say, hey, I'm not going to poison myself and let's not poison each other either. Let's make an alternative, better choice for ourselves. Well, look, I agree. I don't drink beer.

I think beer is bad. But I think the overwhelming majority of human beings on the planet love beer and beer is actually responsible for human civilization as it is. You guys know this with the with the water and the bacteria in there? No, no, no. I mean, that's true, too. But the issue was that humans were nomadic until we discovered the beer making process or a rudimentary form of it. And then we had to stop moving around so that the beer could ferment.

We liked beer so much, we were like, let's just stick around here and grow more of this stuff to make more of that stuff. And so that's, I don't know if it's true, it's an urban legend or whatever they say that beer was the beginning of agriculture for us because we were like, yo, this stuff makes me feel good. And so we wanted to make more of it.

So I think beer's great. I think there are a lot of people that understand drinking heavily is bad for you, but cracking open a cold room with the boys after a long, hard day of work, you show up to the to the bar or whatever and you grab an ice cold, an ice cold ultra right. And then you're just relaxing with everybody and you're and you're and you're, you know, you know, ribbing each other and you're having a good time. I can certainly understand why people enjoy that moment. And I think it's fairly obvious as to why this story became so big. It's because let me slow down and put it this way. Like eight, like five years ago, I said, sooner or later, the woke stuff will come to major league sports and people

will start to understand what it really is. The rules of the NBA are arbitrary. We made them up. It's a social construct. We decided where the free throw line is. We decided how many players are on a team. And we could decide that half the team should be women. And that will happen. Now, it's happening in the other direction. It's happening to women's teams first. But I said this was going to happen. I thought that when it got to the point where someone like Colin Kaepernick would kneel or the NFL would be forced to have half of their football team be women, that's when you'd see a major revolt because regular people love sports and all that. But while sports did play a big role with people being upset, it didn't go that far.

I should have made the obvious prediction. Beer. You screw with dude's beer and they're gonna lose it and now you got a bunch of regular guys being like why is my beer gay you know and now they're asking that question and it's spreading and the morality of it still has to be considered here because if you're dylan mulvaney right and you look at your tiktok you're like oh what's my analytics who am i reaching who am i talking to who's my core audience i'll bet your uh you know i'll bet a lot of money right now that it's probably a lot of underage children and then to say hey hey kids look at me drink some beer have fun ha ha ha that's

ridiculous that's absolutely disgusting that's something that should have been called out here by the mainline society saying hey um even even but you know uh anheuser-busch should have said who's the core audience here why are we trying to advertise to small children for an alcoholic beverage that will stunt their cognitive function and growth? That right there should be the conversation, the discussion and is repugnant and disgusting in its face. This is what I was going to bring up earlier. I believe that it's illegal for beer commercials on TV to show people drinking the beer in the commercial. They're allowed to hold it and show it and have it. But if they actually drink it, it's become illegal as far as i know that's illegal but in this

somehow because it's on the internet they're allowed to that it should be it should be a violation that's illegal you can't you can't dylan mulvaney was sipping that thing in the bathtub in that commercial so i need congress involved forget about the laws here let's just talk about the morality well let's talk about this i I looked it up. I looked it up. Apparently, the average age of a TikTok user is just under 21 years old. So you have an individual whose primary audience, and I believe Dylan Mulvady's audience is probably younger than that. The reason why the average age of a TikTok user is just under 21 is because you have

to factor in the amount of people who are older than that and how it averages out in the age. And that means it's probably, I would say the median age, the plurality of users are probably around 16, 17, maybe 18 years old. You then have a smaller portion, which are probably in their late 30s, 40s or whatever. And then it averages out and it pulls up the average age a little bit, making it sound like the average person is older when in actuality, the majority of users are probably well under 21. I don't think you've, I think Del Mulvaney's audience is probably 14, 15. And that's, and TikTok is targeting these kids intentionally. And you're a role model. You're a role model for a lot of younger individuals. And the same, let's be honest here,, goes for Joe Rogan.

If you take a can of beer and you open it, you're inspiring other people to do that as well. And some people may say, oh, you're making too much of a big deal of it. But little things like that, little impressions like that absolutely matter, especially with what you endorse, what you drink, and how many people look up to you as a role model, as you're going to have a lot of people copying you. And those are decisions that I think people should be thinking about seriously if they're you know influencers but why can't we why can't we accept and i know you probably do but why can't we accept that that's why they do it they know their role models they know why i believe the right is finally getting

better at waking up as we realize what horrible anti-human scum these people are they're after your kids on purpose they're they're on nick jr for a reason they're on tiktok to 15 year olds for a reason they're on disney for a reason they didn't trip and oh whoops i'm at disney with your five-year-old they're after your kids on purpose oh let me elaborate elaborate real quick real quick um when we're talking about mastectomies for children when they when they're giving young girls mastectomies, we actually looked up the stats, and it's in the thousands, I believe. It's like over the past few years, it's like a couple thousand. And the left will say something like, why do you care so much?

It doesn't happen. Then why was it? I think it was Blue's Clues, which is a children's show show depicted a character with mastectomy scars why would they want kids to see that well i believe it was uh let me make sure i can i can look this up and get it right i think it was on blues clues there was a pride event showing characters with mastectomy scars so i'll give you correction while you're doing that uh it's not illegal to show people drinking beer on tv it's highly uh frowned upon by the agency television agencies since it's like a post-prohibition thing i was told a long

time ago that it was illegal and that's why we don't see it but apparently it's just a voluntary thing that they don't so look at this here you go snopes did blues clues pride parade feature a beaver with top scars true that's from sn Now, why are they showing your children pride parades with people with top scars? The issue is, I may not be, like, when they come out and they say something like, oh, not that many kids are getting it. You're exaggerating. It's like, I never came out and said every kid was getting it. This is the weird thing.

When Matt Walsh was on Joe Rogan, and Rogan asked Matt Walsh how many kids are doing this? Matt Walsh, what did he say? Millions or something like that? He said some ridiculous number. And then everyone called him out because it's thousands. It's a, it's in terms of cross-sex hormones, I think it's around 50,000 in terms of puberty blockers. It's like 17,000. And in terms of, uh, mastectomies for, for, uh, adolescent girls, it's in the thousands, like between one and 2000. And I was like, well, I don't know. I can't speak for anybody else. But I never came out and said, oh, heavens me, so many, there's too many kids getting this. It must be in the millions. I was like, one kid getting this is not good. And you know why? Because in Scandinavia, they piloted

this and then said, whoa, this isn't working and abandoned it. And in the UK, they piloted this and then said, whoa, this isn't working and abandoned it. And in the UK, they piloted this and then said, whoa, this is not working and abandoned it. And not only were the children that they were trying to treat still suicidal or depressed, the surgeries and the medical intervention actually increased or made these things worse or did nothing at all. So all it does is increase risk. My point is, why are we encouraging children to do it? If you're going to come out and be like, it's only 50,000 on these hormones, then I'll be like, okay, if you don't think that's too many, what would be too many? If the left says, who

cares? Not that many kids are getting it. My response is, what is the number by which you would then say, I am allowed to be concerned that children are undergoing treatments that we've already seen in other countries fail. What's the number? Is it not 50? Is it 75? Is it 100? Is it 200? Okay, here's the point. If Blue's Clues keeps pushing this stuff, give it five, 10 years, we will be at 100,000. How about we just call it out right now and say, let's not get to that number? Well, let's be honest. We're not going near far enough to stop it right now either. I'm glad we're finally waking up and finally calling it out. What do you mean, though?

We're passing laws. We're banning it across the country. Passing laws? We have the biggest children's organization in the United States of America, Disney, sexually grooming children with this stuff over and over and over again. And I realize, and I applaud Florida for what they're doing going after tax-exempt status. We're a nation with many children in it. If you have a corporation in your nation that has dedicated part of its mission to attacking

the children of your nation, that corporation should immediately be shut down. Immediately. Should send in the National Guard. Should send in the Marines. Right, right, right. Empty it out and fire everybody. Well, if we're interested in real solutions. Yeah, okay, so we're banning it in what?

A few states? What, we're at 20 states now? Okay, so that, well, by my math, that leaves us 30 states who are still doing it and will slowly, incrementally do this. And what's going to happen is we're eventually going to have a bunch of kind of red states where you can't do most of this stuff, but you can do a little. And then these blue Sodom and Gomorrah freaking hell holes

where we're carving, where Dr. Frankenstein is just operating on these kids every other day, and where did that, where did we end up? We ended up still evil. We ended up still bad.

It's exactly right. We're not nipping it in the bud in the right way. We're finally engaging, but we're still taking half measures. All we do is half measure after half measure. I disagree because I don't think there's much beyond making it illegal. If we're still taking half measures. All we do is half measure after half measure. I disagree because I don't think there's much beyond making it illegal.

If we're headed towards a point where, and I've talked about this, we had the story of Jeff Younger, I believe his name was. He was on this show. Yeah, yeah, Jeff. He has a kid who his wife took to California, which is a sanctuary. And I'm like, look, man, the number one thing we don't want, we don't want civil war. We don't want divorce. We don't want violence because then China wins because then our foreign adversaries just take over and the U.S. just it'll be it'll be conflict. Nobody wants to experience. the right tends to be as a collective, whatever you would call the right in the culture war, I would say actually relatively of limited morals, meaning the Christian conservatives

are particularly moralistic and have a set of morals. But then you have a lot of libertarians, you have a lot of traditional liberals, and the morals within this group are disparate. They differ. The one thing they hold is like truth. What is true? What is not true? So you can have an individual like Jimmy Dore who disagrees on economic policy for opinion reasons based on what we don't know to be absolute, but he'll tell you, oh yeah, these things did happen. I agree with you. You're right. That news story did happen. I read that. That's true. And so the issue I see is with everything the left is doing pertaining to the expansion of abortion to the point of birth and the, what do they call them, gender affirming sanctuaries, the only end result of all of this,

in my opinion, is going to be conflict. Because of what we, I'll take a look at history. We take a look at the history of the Civil War and the moral issues surrounding slavery. And what was it? There were a lot of people in northern states, and despite the fact that northerners were extremely racist, and they overall did not care about slavery, there were large factions of abolitionists who only cared about slavery, and were willing to travel to other states and territories to outright murder people to end slavery. And there's interesting questions about, do we believe those people were morally justified? So let's stop and put it this way.

Do people hold John Brown in high esteem? The answer is yes, they do. Despite the fact that he was a murderous terrorist. Despite the fact that he and his sons would walk up to slave owners and just murder them. And for me, I'm kind of like, I think that's a bad thing. And we don't want anything like that happening now, because you have to understand what that means. It means either Antifa will determine that our systems, our institutions are worthy of being burnt to the ground, which they

do, and the violence will escalate. Or then you get conservatives who act like John Brown, which only makes the conflict worse. And then you end up in mass war. The question of who wins, I'm not entirely sure. I will just say I don't know with watching all of this at what point people come back together and this country heals. And I'm not convinced it's possible because you look at what happened in 2020 with the uh the war the the election war game where apparently john podesta role playing this game said that if donald trump were to have won in 2020 the west coast uh states should secede from the union like where does all of this lead to the secession uh and the breakup of the united states talk james lindsey was talking to vivek ramaswamy on Vivek's YouTube channel a few days ago. And they were saying it's like in war, in combat. If you want to destroy your enemy,

you do not surround them. Because if you surround them, they'll fight to the death. If you want to destroy your enemy, you surround them on three sides and you give them one escape route. And then when they flee, when they see that route and they take it and they flee, that's when you jump on them and destroy them when they're routing. So that's happening a lot in Ukraine right now, too, by the way. It's the same in the culture war. What's happening is they're giving people an escape route in the guise of national divorce.

And that's the mistake. Do not take that path. That's the destruction of everything, is if we think that dissolution is... That and the United States. Yeah. If we assume the path is the dissolution... Maybe.

Hold on, hold on a second. That's one escape route that we've been given in united states these united states no no no no no what what united states the one we want to exist the one that actually exists like we've been talking about things like tim keeps bringing up about european nations far ahead of us who have stopped these horrible procedures for children but let's look let's keep going back let's keep going back to covid these european nations that i personally and i know many of us have mocked oh look at for children. But look, let's keep going back. Let's keep going back to COVID. These European nations that I personally, and I know many of us have mocked, oh, look at socialist idiot Europeans. We're far ahead of us here. We here in the United States of America, especially on the right,

we have a very nostalgic view of the country that we still think exists. Now, there are still gigantic pockets of this country that do exist in that way but the government in its current form and i will include our education system entertainment system our sports systems this country is one of the most broken and corrupt countries in the entire planet and there's not it's not even a question about it one of the most broken and corrupt countries in the entire planet what united states are we talking about because it's of the most broken and corrupt countries in the entire planet. What United States are we talking about? Because it's not the United States of grandpa and World War II are on the beaches of Normandy. And it's not the United States of America from the year 2000. It's the United States of America where our pride flags fly from embassies across.

We sexually mutilate children in this nation over and over again. We have politician after politician after politician in this country that took part in all that COVID madness, dumping all over everybody, keeping their seats of power after they did so. They all got richer. While we have inflation raging and mom and pops can't buy eggs at the grocery store, the United States GOP and Senate or GOP and Democrats in the Senate came together and passed a 1.7 trillion dollar bill that was just a big handout to all of their friends it didn't even it didn't even pretend like it did anything for the people then we can say this we have a broke we don't have a

united states of america we have a that's a lie we don't have a united states that's that's a nostalgic lie then that's it no that's not's not it. But let's do acknowledge reality. We still have huge pockets of the country that can be saved. But let's stop talking about we the people. There ain't no we the people. Everyone's seen that poll. I'm sure you guys have talked about it on the show. What was it?

68% of Democrats thought you should be arrested or locked in your home if you didn't take a COVID vaccine. Don't tell me I'm sharing a country with that person that person's my enemy so this is it that's it of course we're a late stage republic is what we are we're late stage republic and and the next stage is is what empire uh no i i hope not i i believe that it's empire because history probably says that it's empire and that's just someone will cross the Rubicon. Yeah, that's friggin horrible. But yeah, I believe the era and this really sucks because I love teeny tiny government. I believe the era of limited government is laughably past us.

That we'll never get back to that again, because the only people who crave limited government are people who've experienced real tyranny like the founders have. But since we haven't really, really experienced the teeth of that yet, now it's just big government right and big government left. So it's either empire or whether it's some official divorce or secession or whatever kind of crazy word you want to put on it. We are living in two Americas, and you better get to the part where they don't want to cut your son's penis off,

and you better get there now because the other part ain't backing off. They're not apologizing. They're not moderating. They're not backing not backing away in fact they're taking our people and they're throwing them in prison which is why don't buy an hazard bush no more he said there was a coup in the united states in 1963 when the government killed kennedy and uh that was it just shook me i i think he's right and I don't know what to do about it. The Federal Bureau of Investigation just got busted infiltrating the Catholic Church. I brought up this point recently, and I want people to really take in what this means.

When the government, when the United States government, when they focus on one, when they mission focus on one enemy, they destroy that enemy. They've done it in the past with the Soviet Union, Cold War, focus, everything, everything cia fbi government policy your economic policy your military everything focus destroy the soviet union took them down then we focused on islamic jihad don't get started luke we got focused on islamic jihad the cia how many of those people how many of those people did we kill across the planet and i'm not not bad mouthing killing terrorists. How many did we kill across the planet? Millions. And people need to understand now that same mission focus across NSA, CIA, FBI, United States government, State Department, they are mission focused on the American right within our borders. We will have people say things like they're destroying our military. No, they're purging the dissident right out of the military.

And the police. And the police because they're building one. And they're buildingging the dissident right out of the military. And the police. And the police, because they're building one. And they're building one for a different purpose. I don't believe in this idea that we're just one election away from holding hands. No, we're not. I certainly don't think so either. And I've been talking about this. It's been a couple of years, actually.

There was a video where a guy is attacked by Antifa and is fleeing. And the police show up, apologize to Antifa and arrest him. And I saw the same thing in Dallas, Texas, red state of Dallas, Texas. Some child drag show. And of course, Antifa shows up to beat up anyone who protests it. And the Dallas Police Department, not the Antifa guys in masks with weapons. They mobbed the one dude who was trying to walk down the sidewalk by himself and he's yelling at him he said why are you harassing

me there's the angry violent mob right there we saw this in uh in canada it was um trucker protest press press for truth uh press for truth yes press for truth dan dicks dan dicks recorded the videotape he was uh filming and he got surrounded by far left extremists. So the police grabbed him and said, if you don't leave, we'll arrest you. And he said, what? They attacked me. We don't care. Get out or we'll arrest you. And so this is the thing.

I got to tell you, part of it feels really good. I imagine Luke is probably, you know, every so often smiling a little bit that conservatives who supported all of the expansion of police powers and of DHS and things like that, the Patriot Act, are now the ones who are being targeted by it, because it's probably a bit of schadenfreude. The only problem is we're all caught in the same maelstrom. Yeah, definitely not smiling, since, again, this is affecting everyone. And people have to understand, this is also going to affect the left as well.

The revolution eats its own. First. Exactly. And when we look at historically what happens during these big political shifts, especially in China, especially during the cultural revolution, especially in the Soviet Union, you see a lot of the top members. You see a lot of the people who helped this new party get into power be purged right away, sacrificed, murdered, and genocided in so many different ways. And this is why this is such a dangerous turning point in America. And after 9-11, I was warning people, hey, you know, the Patriot Act, destroying the Constitution, spying on American citizens,

torturing, renditioning people, drone bombing and killing people that are American citizens, maybe is not a good idea. And I think this is why the right doesn't have as much leverage, doesn't have as much respect, and why we have such a big cultural pushback. Because during the Bush years, they have essentially destroyed this country, destroyed the U.S. Constitution, indebted this country, printed money out of thin air, and has led us to this horrible situation where now the people on the left are like, well, if they get in power, they're going to create more war. They're going to destroy our Constitution. So we got to do it first. And now the Democrats are doing it. And now the Republicans

are where the Democrats used to be and the seats are changing. But in reality, we're just being propelled left and right towards this totalitarian state. It's hellhole. And more people are saying we just got to vote for the lesser of two evils. And this is what led us here. And we've been warning about it. We've been warning about it for such a long time. Well, and everyone said, you're crazy. You're kooky. You're a conspiracy theorist. Nope. Here we are today.

And I don't know how we're going to go back. Shout out to Dr. Ron Paul. We had him on last night. It was an honor and a privilege. And Luke shared with me a meme from the show. So Luke's sitting over here and he says, he asks of Dr. Paul, are they malicious or are they ignorant?

Are they stupid or are they evil? And what did Dr. Paul say? Ron Paul just smiles like, yes. And I was like, which one? He was like, no, yes. Yeah, great, great response. And then he talked about how they are ignorant and they are absolutely evil in many instances. And this is what happens when you have this two kind of duopoly system that has hijacked our government and again when it comes to you know even even the administration before this the national debt the the lockdowns the the emergencies that doesn't help anyone as well printing money out of thin air giving everyone two thousand dollar checks which amounted to nothing by the way compared to all the corporate banking bailouts which as you said were huge sums of money that they just gave their friends republicans and democrats exactly republicans and democrats

republicans were all for lockdowns republicans were all for passing these trillion dollar bills just like the democrats they were attacking sweden of course they were they were attacking sweden and their own fellow republican politicians that were like you know maybe 15 days to slow the spread is a really bad idea when we allow walmart be open, but we shut down the small mom and pop stores. Maybe that's a bad idea. And then the president of the United States at the time attacked that politician very viciously. And, you know, let's call it out here.

Let's be honest with ourselves, because I think this is a major issue of concern and major issues that are holding the right back from actually achieving something good. And again, this is why I don't have a lot of faith in the right. I have a lot of faith in the American people that don't vote, that don't support the system, that are sick and tired of this bullcrap and are taking matters into their own hands by being personally responsible. I think we're on a track to victory, to be completely honest. I think we win at the end of all of this. I think the future will be 50 to 100 years. The country will be much more patriotic. It will be much more like, as you put it, World War II, greatest generation,

you know, go America. I'll give you a few reasons why. If we follow the Strauss-Howe generational theory, we are in the fourth turning, which means just by the nature of how generations operate, we are in the worst of it. And the worst of it will create strong men who create good times, who will in turn then later on create weak men. But that means the next phase is the first. We're in the fourth turning, a period of tumult will happen, and then there will be a period where we start picking up and climbing up. So I think we're seeing the worst of it now. Over the next couple of years, it's predicted to get very bad. Maybe it's World War III, maybe it's Civil War, maybe it's hot war, maybe it's not.

And then we'll have a period where the strong men start to rebuild, as we have seen throughout history in this country and many others. The other issue that I think is worth pointing out is that conservatives have kids. They may not have enough kids, but all that matters is they have twice as many as liberals. Liberals are more likely to abort their kids, more likely to sterilize themselves and their kids. And conservatives right now have actually been pushing the talking point of having as many kids as possible, which means we may actually see a boost due to the culture among what I would just refer to as the freedom faction, because it's not just conservatives. It's also disaffected liberals and libertarians. People are saying have more kids, have at least two, have three, because liberals are having one on average. And if that, give that 20 years, and you know what that means? If every conservative family has four children right now, in 20 years, you will have

four times the youth voter base. Now, of course, the left tries to indoctrinate your kids, but what else are we seeing in the cultural zeitgeist among the right is homeschool your kids, bring your kids into homeschooling pods and get away from these schools. The other big factor I think shows what a path to victory is the fleeing of these urban centers to places like Florida and Texas. People who actually pay attention are moving away from these nightmarish hellholes. And the best part, I suppose the worst part for people living in the cities, we just saw in Portland, Coava, a coffee shop, announced finally they were

shutting their doors down because the violence and extremism had grown too much for them to handle and they couldn't take care of their employees. Industry is collapsing and they will soon have no access to resources. The one benefit the United States had over, say, the Soviet Union is that when the revolution happened, they top down, just started killing people and implemented their weirdo communist garbage and destroyed everything. But we have the Second Amendment and we're a very, very large country with smaller subcultures within this country, which means when California, L.A. and SF, for instance, get woke, they go broke. It will be extremely difficult for the law enforcement of California to go to Texas to force their way of life. What does that mean? As you mentioned

earlier, Jesse, there are pockets of this country that are still going strong and can be saved. It doesn't matter. Those pockets aren't going to go anywhere. You're not going to be able to go in there and take them down. In fact, Texas is turning more red. Florida became a reliable red state, which means when California collapses under the weight of its Democrat policy garbage, we're now seeing, I covered the story. It's going to, I did a segment on this earlier, but I'm putting it up on Friday. Homeless camps popping up in Beverly Hills. You know what that means? It means all of these Hollywood celebrities who invested their money in property are not going to have a penny to give grandma because they're going to be underwater. Hey, look, I got a $5 million movie contract, so I bought a $10 million house. Now I got an $8 million loan on that house, but it's only worth $5 million. I can't sell it. What can I do with it? Nobody wants to come here. There's homeless people and crime everywhere. Guess what? In places like Texas and Florida, things are getting better. In West Virginia, things are getting better. But in the big cities, things are getting worse. As long as all of this continues, the insulated and somewhat isolated conservative pockets that are thriving will thrive. The

institutions of the left will eat themselves and destroy themselves. The beer companies will collapse for trying to sell beer to children that don't want to drink it, or I should say to young college kids, destroying their market. There's a reason why we say get woke, go broke. It's a tendency, not a law. Over a long enough period of time, we have seen more than enough examples of companies embracing wokeness and then losing money because of it. Now, of course, they have institutional capture. They've got weapons in the federal government. But I don't think in the long run that matters because the weight is pressing on them, not us. We are the people who are living outside of the cities, who are leaving these cities and getting away from it and then thriving. Places like Florida, where Ron DeSantis, sure, he locked down, but he reopened up. And then people flooded to Florida, where there's beautiful beaches, there's great weather, and people are having a party. Then there's Texas. Texas is turning redder as well because people are coming here because they want freedom, which means all of the attempts of the left to take over has created an inverse pressure system, which is sending people out of their states, which costs them power,

which reduces their revenue, reduces their income, reduces their influence, and then they abort and sterilize their kids. So certainly we want to stop all these bad things. But I think the long run is if we sat back and just said, stay the course and keep doing everything you're doing, I think in 100 years, it's over. We completely won. But if we persist in the culture war and make sure we're homeschooling our kids, make sure

we aren't buying Anheuser-Busch products. 20 to 30 years. 20 to 30 years of conservatives having four kids each, and you've got a voting block that has been raised on winning a culture war. And that's all that matters. Four times the new voters entering the system, and it's not even 20, it's 18 years. In 18 years from this day, conservatives can have four more votes per family. That's one for you, one for your significant other, and four kids. Granted, you're not going to have four kids all at once. So maybe within the span of 23 years, you might have four kids who are a voting age,

but liberals aren't going to have any of that. I would say maybe, and that's a very optimistic look and perspective to have there, which again, is important to kind of explore here. But when we have open immigration, when we have populations being replaced in California, in New York, with another voting base that particularly votes left, with them also making very significant moves against the Second Amendment, with them crashing the petrodollar, with a native population crash of the Western world, I think we're dealing with something very severe that could also happen in the exact inverse, as you described here, as we're dealing with an anti-human agenda that encourages the destruction of the family unit, stops reproduction and pushes a larger depopulation agenda that, of course, is a total totalitarian control grid. So on those aspects, it could swing either way.

But that open immigration problem is something also that I think we should be looking at. I think I think the southern border is a crisis. I think it is an issue. And I think there's a reason why Democrats don't want to shut that to to shut the border down to actually control it. Given given 10 years, California brings in more and more people. And a lot of people on the right say it's because they're they're voting illegally. They're not. It doesn't they don't need to vote.

The population of illegal immigrants gives them more electoral votes, period. And electoral votes are the real votes that matter. California knows this. New York knows this. Joe Biden knows this. That's why they bring in people, bring them to these states.

It changes the electoral makeup, not by having them vote, by increasing the amount of districts in the state. So I think in 2010, California had one extra congressional vote based on non-citizens. So they're not voting, but they're getting a vote. I don't think voting matters anymore. Are you optimistic or pessimistic from the two perspectives and sides you heard here? Oh, he's way too optimistic.

There's no way. Well, here's why. I would agree with you our big challenge right now is waking up the normie right and this is going to be the challenge of what i'm about to say because it's not going to apply to anybody who watches timcast any night i'm talking about my neighbors all my neighbors 92 93 republican neighborhood we get together every weekend it's it's we're all having a blast we drink beer luke we play no play horseshoes we have crawfish boils the kids play in the yard it's it's it's a blast

they agree with me on all my values they agree with everyone in this room in general obviously we're all different in our basic values but they're putting their kids in college oh man i'm so proud little aiden got into stanford i'm so excited where'd jayden go oh jayiden got into Stanford I'm so excited where'd Jaden go oh Jaden got into Harvard that's exciting the the people who share our values are so out of touch with how evil the traditional institutions are in this nation the the institutions that they previously have attended and that they will not only still patronizing since these institutions they'll write them big checks they'll send their kids there and, they'll write them big checks, they'll send their kids there,

and then they'll come to neighborhood parties and brag about it. And I'll just sit there with my jaw hanging open because I know the love and care that parent took with that kid. I know that kid, 18 years of love and care and values and manners, and you're so proud, but you're so unplugged.

You're so not wired in that you send them off to the wolves and like clockwork two years later, Jesse, I can't believe it. Aiden came home. He's got 20 rings in his face and a Joe Biden sticker on his car. And he hates my guts. And what do you want me to tell you?

The normie right. The leave me alone right. I just want to go to work. I just want to play. I just want to watch football. It's not just the normie right do you know how many people we've had on this show who talk about the exact same thing i've we've had conservative guests come on the show who complain about the left say yeah my

kid just got into college so i'm really excited for that and i'm like do you listen to your own videos i know i go through the same thing i go to the same thing with people i know with people i love the the right has such a difficult time accepting where we are and i understand that because that's human nature i don't even just want to indict the right it is human nature to deny the reality of your situation for as long as you possibly can because it's that bad or you don't want to bother with it that's this is why i laugh and mock people on the right when they say things like well we're the silent majority what does that matter majority does majority means nothing they grab the seats of power they they find the chokeholds of power that's why the right will sit there and scream

all day long when there's some child drag show in their blood red town in oklahoma somewhere you know why because you were busy being the silent majority and the communists were busy taking over your public library taking over your city government while you were flipping burgers and playing fantasy football he was grabbing the seats of power and when you explain these things to them they're shocked i remember this like it was yesterday one night just one last point on this one night i'm sitting around the table is 10 couples there and we're all and i don't talk a lot of politics they all know what i do but i don't like to do that at a party so i just kind of chill and relax but it came up someone asked me it's about something and i brought up esg now we're talking with successful people here all of them wired in our value successful people here. All of them wired in our values, successful people here. Not one man or woman at

that table had ever even heard ESG. And when I explained what ESG was and told them all, I said, everyone right now, pick up your cell phone and look up your bank. I guarantee your bank has a dedicated ESG page on it. They all thought I was a nut job conspiracy theorist. You could have heard a pin drop in there over the next five minutes as they discovered the reality of the world they live in. Until the normie right that shares normal values realizes it's in a war, a culture war, and there will be one victor. 20 years, maybe 100. They've got a lot of waking up to do, and it's going to take years. They're rebranding ESG, by the way, james lindsey you're going to stop hearing it

they'll be like no esg was crazy now it's called like global something i'll bring that up tomorrow to clarify you know you talked about people denying reality until the very last second when it's painful i think that with voting i don't think voting matters anymore yeah well here's it may or may not now this is what i want to explain obviously they cheat in elections and when i say that don't tell me they don't there's a reason the entire democratic party thinks voter id is illegal that's it should be illegal that's insane you should obviously have to show an id the only reason you wouldn't want that is because you cheat and want to cheat some more so don't tell me they don't cheat but setting that aside the right again

back to the normie right, even people who are activists, activists of some way. You know what our participation is in primaries? 20%. Democrats participate 50% in primaries. Look at Wisconsin. Yeah, exactly. Republicans, 20%.

So we wonder why the Democratic Party's gone full-blown communist in the past 10 years, and yet we still have a bunch of limp-wristed losers running the low-T GOP in this country. That's because the communists show up and vote, and what do we do? We throw a Trump sticker on our car and say, Donald Trump will save us, and we skip the local primary, or even worse, we show up and vote for the same turd who just voted for everything. But listen, I agree with you on all that, but I don't think that changes anything I just said. Well, you said that i don't agree with because having kids is not enough it's important but it's not grabbing the seats of power if you're going to grab kids and still send aiden off to stanford then you didn't it's not a net gain that that i understand but that still doesn't matter the cities are destroying themselves this stuff

doesn't work if someone if someone came to me and, I am deeply concerned by this new movement of people who are harming themselves, I'd be like, well, over a long enough period of time, they won't exist because they've harmed themselves. You could say that about the CCP having the one child policy, but they didn't destroy themselves because they have such an authoritarian weaponized system. But that's not what I'm talking about. See, the thing about the CCP is that they just kidnap and murder people. And while the United States certainly has those capabilities as well, they're not. The U.S. has safeguards and protections that I think will be weakened, be damaged, are being eroded, but will probably stand strong enough to where I think over a long enough period of time, a combination of factors, the foundation of this country and the Constitution itself with all the attacks against it and the fact that it's big and partially decentralized, more so than many other countries. As long as we keep up the culture war battle, as long as we say don't buy Anheuser-Busch, here's all you got to do, Jesse.

When you have those parties, just let your neighbors, the couples that are coming over, say, hey, don't buy any beer. My treat, I'm taking care of it. Then you go and you buy the beer and you don't buy Bush. On that one, I will say this for some good news. This was, this past weekend was probably the first weekend I hung out with those same neighbors where, to a man, every Tom, Dick, and Harry showed up and they were all talking about the Bud Light thing and it was all negative. This was the thing that really snapped the window. That's what I'm saying. Economic man. These people were nuts. Yeah, this was the thing. They all brought it to me. Got to get rid of the Bud Light. Good grief. This is horrible. Won't be buying that again. That's what I'm saying. When I saw the reaction to the Bud Light story, I said, I think we have an opportunity to reach regular people

with this. Striking at beer was the biggest mistake they made, but they had to make it. I'm imagining there's this great battlefield, and we'll make a metaphor of it, with the woke people looking over a map. And the year is 2011. And they're like, okay, our first move is to send our troops into video games and video game journalism, because older people won't see. And that means the commanders on the right will ignore it. It may bother young people, but if we get a foothold there, we can then spread our troops around and gain control of movies and literature and TV shows. And then the lieutenant says, but sir, what about this area? And he points to beer. No, don't go near that one. We don't have near

enough power in the culture war to strike at something as prominent as beer. And they thought now was that time. And maybe, I don't think so, but maybe they said, we have gained enough ground and enough institutions to where we can now muster an incursion on beer. And they're hoping that the right is weakened and more or less to the point where their weird, insane cult garbage will actually successfully take over beer. I'm confident that they don't have the power to do so, especially if forces like ours

tell people to resist to this degree. Problem I'm having, you guys, and I'm severely blackpilled on voting. Maybe you can help me. That they're tallying votes on proprietary voting machines in private makes me feel so given up. Right, right.

I just don't want to deviate from the cultural stuff. I know the cultural stuff is the victory. That is the win. But we're talking about, it's holistically like, your metaphor about raising young conservative kids that then they will vote and fix the system. I don't feel that the voting. I didn't say yes. But what I'm saying is right now, our victory has to be cultural.

The point is, have kids overwhelm the system to a degree where whatever you think, it doesn't matter. If we're looking at four to one in the votes you win hands down if no matter what's done in secret how doesn't matter it just doesn't matter i just that's what stalin said it doesn't matter who who make who votes it matters joe biden say that too uh i think i think my camera's not plugged in we better plug it yeah i think it's about to die you need to plug it in i'll take oh i see the power what were you gonna say jesse yeah well it's a good thing i noticed that it's about to die and you need to plug it in. I'll take it. Oh, I see the power. What were you going to say, Jesse? Yeah. It's a good thing I noticed that. It's about to cut out. If I can maybe ease your concerns, maybe not.

Obviously, everyone knows there's a bunch of crap going on when it comes to voting, but that doesn't change your community. Unless you live in Philadelphia or New York or something like that, your community, those are the votes that matter. Who's on your school board? Who's your DA? Who's your sheriff? Who's on your school board who's on who's your da who's your sheriff who's on your city council there's not some gigantic uh election cheating scheme in your community we have we here i live in texas may 6th we have elections are the republicans

gonna actually show up and participate now they're not sexy it's not president it's not trump and desantis and the presidency they're boring freaking city council candidates and all that we get outvoted in those and it's not cheating they show up two three four to one while we sit at home and are we gonna show up or not and they have an urban advantage because of population density it's easier for them to expand their ground game and harder for people in rural areas maybe i've become over i've become overly obsessed with federal politics and i've become you have all all the right has even if you consider yourself they're all the right has because the right has this horrible savior complex because we're busy we have jobs families they want one person to just win just

win the presidency and fix it fix it trump uh just fix it to santas neither one of those guys is going to be able to fix anything it starts locally it starts in your community we start local protect your community fortify it and then we expand it from there eventually we get to washington dc freedom's never going to come from washington dc well let me ask you about uh that gathering you had whether your neighbors came to you like like let's get specific on that like so so what happened they show up and they were like hey jesse what's up with this beer thing uh well we were who knows all the conversation that was going on that all the the beer thing this weekend it was it was immediate to it was not it was not well something that came up after a while everybody because everyone usually drives golf

carts around the neighborhood or just walks to wherever we're going seeing who's out and about lawn chairs and stuff like that everyone as they as they walked up, was talking about, it was the number one subject on everyone's mind. They were all talking about it. I'm getting rid of it. I'm done forever. Crap, I'm embarrassed. I didn't bring mine because I didn't want to get made fun of. I'm never buying it again. That's it right there. I didn't want to get made fun of. That's the power of, see, this is what the left uses they use shame but if the dude bros are concerned about being made fun of they're not going to do it but that's why i was saying like you can simplify it for everybody and be like don't worry guys beers on

me and they go yeah and then you show up with a different brand do you guys think that that we need to unify against a common enemy do you think that we need that that's why i wrote the anti-communist manifesto which can be purchased at jessikellybook.com no no listen and all seriousness all seriousness that's why that's why i talk about anti-communism so much i the right must unify and we talk about libertarians and conservatives and nationalists and all these different parts of the right and i'm not dismissing any of those parts and the different points any of them make. I have my own desires there. But what we're doing when we spend all this time, what should the end result be?

Should tax rates be here or there? What we're actually doing is we're sitting inside the courtyard of a castle and we're coming at each other about what color the drapes should be and how tall the building should be while the enemy hordes are coming through the front gates to kill us all we stop the left first or all these arguments the right has about what should or shouldn't be they're all meaningless none of it means anything at all these people will steal kill and destroy everything here once we stop them then we can have that argument anti-communism is all that matters here's the important thing i think needs to be said

these people have been engaged in this for a lot longer than you oh yeah pros you look at you look the the analogy i was making about the battle map you look at gamergate the institutional power was behind that and we watched the subversion of our institutions. My favorite is the Free Press, an organization I've known for a long time, called for the banning of Alex Jones. So wait, wait, wait, just a gosh darn minute. In 2011, they were like, the Free Press needs to stand and independent media is important. And then a few years later, they're like, Alex Jones is evil. It's like, aren't you guys the Free Press? Why are you advocating for the removal of a media? Well, because it's fake news. I'm like, what does the, since when did you take the position on what is allowed to be news or not? But here's my point. The right is now actively and angrily

pushing back in a way that's unprecedented. The way it's always been viewed before is that the left is pulling the entire country as hard as possible leftward. And the right was only resisting a little bit. Or a better way to explain it is Republicans or Democrats driving the speed limit. Now the chain snapped. The Democrats have driven off the edge and Republicans are stopping and saying no more. We're not moving. This is the point where we've actually seen active resistance to the woke takeover after a long period of time. That's why I'm optimistic on this. Because, you know,

I see the only way the left wins is if people on the right stop and say, you know what, I agree with the left and then join them. Because what we're facing right now is their cities are crumbling. Anarcho-tyranny doesn't work what they're trying to do is destabilize police departments destabilize cities in an effort to take things over de blasio said during lockdowns that uh something to the effect of buying up property as prices collapse and then converting it to public housing but but these these policies only result in them losing influence and power because despite what they may hope with ESG and all that stuff, meritocracy still has a large grip. True capitalism still has a large grip. If you can't make money, you can't get power from it. They can try and

manipulate using the Federal Reserve. They can try and give out loans and all that stuff, but they still need to be able to garner influence. And for the first time, probably in forever, the right stuck a stake in the ground and said, we're not moving. Now they're dealing with a collapse in their own influence and resistance at the same time. I look at it mathematically and say, if I were to step back from all of this and just go into a tower and watch, and I started doing the math, the math to me looks like it will be a hard fought battle, but the right will win either through attrition or through perseverance. Something the left doesn't have. What concerns me, we're in Austin right now. I went around for a walk

earlier today and I saw like some signs in yards, like Beto O'Rourke, trans rights or humans rights. And I'm like, you know what? When I was in LA, we would have parties where I'd go to a party. There'd be a trans guy or girl. There'd be someone that barely spoke English. There'd be a communist. There'd be a conservative Christian. And we'd all get along. And we would all talk politics. And we would all get along. But I go to this website. James Lindsay brought this up, beautifultrouble.org. It's a training website on how to do direct violent action creatively. And it's like a pop-up. in trouble it says so like how do you combat or resist active attempts to organize destruction active attempts to organize destruction but but sorry this is my point you should pull this website they're destroying their own cities

why am i gonna cry about it because they're my cities too well not any longer dude get out cities too what's the website economic heartland beautiful trouble.org and i mean it is just we want to be promoting that we should you got to shine a light on this crap well well i mean maybe it doesn't say anything violent on the website it's real flowery but and keep training keep in mind creative and energy injection in your direct action? Here's how. The problem, the real true heart of the problem is not necessarily the street animals. The street animals are always an issue,

don't get me wrong, and they hurt people and whatnot. But the mob wasn't powerful back when they were powerful because they shot a bunch of people in the head. The mob was powerful back when they were powerful because they owned the positions of power. the head the mob was powerful back when they were powerful because they own the positions of power they own the judges and they own the cops and they own the the they own the government positions i didn't i disagree that's what the gate well it's true

that's what gave them their true power that's why that's why any organized crime in any area that really takes hold the reason they can keep out other organized crime when you think they just go shoot them in it's because he's just gonna have that like the cartels in mexico it's half the times they use the cops to kill you the cops will show right right arrest you take you out and shoot you in the face the problem we have in america is they own the fbi they own the doj they own the cia they own the nsa they all that from up on high from the president on down. Oh, wow. You're a pro. You're a pro-life guy reading Bible verses at an abortion clinic. Boom. Abortion felony. Try to put him away forever. You're some, I think it was a transsexual guy today attacked the Catholic Church. DOJ is recommending no

charges, but don't have the guys on top. That's the issue. And to a certain degree, I think it is, but confidence is the principal issue. And the a certain degree, I think it is. But confidence is the principal issue. And the reason why many judges won't uphold the law is because they fear Antifa. Now, you can say there's a component of this and Antifa will get away with crimes. Therefore, Antifa is more confident in committing crimes and getting away with it. But it all, to me, looks like one big Mexican standoff. I see a bunch of people standing in a crowd who don't like wokeness, but will not be the person to say anything because they think everyone will then turn to them. The average person, in my opinion, let's look at that business in Portland, Coava,

that shut down. I'm willing to bet that these people who work at this cafe in downtown Portland would put flyers on the window saying Black Lives Matter. And, you know, in this house, we believe science is real and go Biden 2020. Science is real. Even though they don't like the ideas, even though they despise the ideology, they would put those signs in their window out of fear that if they don't, Antifa will come and smash their windows. They have confidence that, and it doesn't mean a good thing, it means they truly believe that if they don't adhere,

their business will be destroyed. But this is my point. Their business was already destroyed. Even their capitulation to the far left extremists and their feigning of support for them still resulted in the destruction of their business. That's why I'm like, look, confidence is everything. If at any point people no longer

have confidence in law enforcement, law enforcement may as well not exist. You can see this in other countries. If you don't think a cop can do anything to you, you won't listen to that cop. In the United States, we do fear the police because we are confident if we break the law, we will get arrested and we will go to jail and the book will be thrown at us. Now we're starting to see in these big cities, that ain't true. So crime is running rampant and people are doing whatever they want, which is resulting in economic collapse. The seats of power may be beneficial, but only so far as human beings are actually working on a system that can maintain itself, right? Let's slow down. I'll back up. When we talk about third,

fourth, and fifth generational warfare, the question is, if you could take over a country without firing a single bullet, would you do it, right? If you wanted to take over a country and there was a means by which you could do it without firing a single bullet or engaging in any violent action, would you do it? Well, the answer is of course, because violence is expensive and resource heavy. If there was a cheaper and easier way to do anything, you'd do it. So that's why we see information warfare. These people need power. They want power.

In order to have power, people have to do things that benefit them and empower them. So if they're a judge, if they're in charge of law enforcement in a city with no people, they have nothing. Those seats of power are completely meaningless if confidence in those cities is shattered. To simplify it even to a greater degree, if there are a hundred people and one person becomes the chief of police, so long as those people keep working and paying taxes, and they believe that chief of police has power, that chief of police can get those people to do whatever he wants. He can then implement changes.

He can put up whatever flag he wants, and those people fear him. But if it comes to a point where no matter what happens, these people are failing and their businesses are destroyed, they're just going to say the system doesn't exist. And I'll give you another example of where I think this is going and why I think this. The founding fathers talked about the right of the presumption of innocence, rooted in the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. The idea that it is better that 10 guilty persons escape than one innocent person suffer is not just about protecting individuality. It was about protecting the system itself. If you have a

society where everyone believes that no matter what they do, whether they're good or bad, they will be punished, well, then there's no incentive to be good at all. Look, I'm going to go work my job and be honest, but those guys are destroying everything. They're stealing everything and they're not getting arrested. What's the point of being good? I might as well join them. But if the system says, if you are a good person, we will do everything in our power to make sure the weight of government is never pressed against you, you will have the presumption of innocence, then the pressure is created that says to a person, be the innocent one, don't be the criminal, and the system will

make sure you are safe. So now that they're creating cities and institutions that punish people no matter what they do, they're actually gutting and destroying their own structures, their own institutions, their own power base. And that's why I was saying, so long as these cities and places like Florida and Texas exist that are turning redder or West Virginia, they can do whatever they want. They're knocking the legs out from their own structures. And we are building up ours stronger and better than ever. So I say, who cares?

Let them do it. I think that there was San Francisco. I see the homeless. I keep hearing about how horrible it is. And part of me has this like malicious grin on the inside where I'm like, good, they deserved it. Then the other part of me is like, am I a horrible human for feeling that way? No, they don't. What's wrong with me that I would enjoy that that or any glee you're supposed to you're actually let me explain

by you thinking that what you just said right now that makes you a bad person you know why because these people voted for this stuff and i have a smile on my face saying i'm so happy for you that you got what you asked for. You should be very, very happy that that business in Portland that shut down. I'm happy for them. I'm not far be it for me to go tell these people what they should vote for. This is what they wanted. They got it. And so I say, I hope I hope you're happy with what you voted for. Congratulations. The new mayor in Chicago, Brandon Johnson, they did a breakdown of the areas of Chicago who voted for Brandon Johnson. And Brandon Johnson, people thought Lori Lightfoot was bad.

He's so much worse by orders of magnitude. Chicago will be Juarez within a year. It's just, it's going to, he's that bad. It isn't Juarez already? Yeah, exactly. It's not Chirac? He's that bad. And they broke down the areas that chose brandon johnson

there was another guy much more moderate it's a little tougher on crime but they broke it down and it was all the areas of chicago that are already most ravaged by rapes and murders and violent crime every single day those people flocked to the polls and voted for Brandon Johnson. So the sympathy from this guy is gone. I just like Tim. I am excited for the people of Chicago. I feel like we are blessed to live in a country where we get the government we deserve. And they went out to the polls and they chose Brandon Johnson. And I'm very excited that they are going to experience living under Brandon Johnson. And you know why I'm excited about that? I'm excited about that because as a father of two sons, the truth is, the harsh truth of life is you really learn through pain.

That's where you learn. I can tell you all day long, hey, don't touch the griddle. The griddle's hot. Stay away from the griddle. Don't touch the griddle. The griddle's hot. The truth is, like the old saying goes, you got to walk up to it as a kid and touch it.

And then it's, oh, my goodness, I'm never touching it again. But the people have not experienced enough pain for their stupidity yet. And the greatest thing you can do for a stupid person is allow that stupid person to suffer under their stupidity. It's the only chance a stupid person can become smart. Yeah, but I think I wouldn't take the approach you're taking in the outright gloating that you think they'll suffer. Oh, they'll suffer. Perhaps. But my attitude is I'm so happy for you that your voting worked. Thank you. Have a nice day. Oh, no. Oh, no. I'm gloating. I'm gloating because this is why I'm gloating, because I'm tired of coddling voters on the left and the right.

And I ride the right about this all the time. You heard me do it earlier when it comes to primaries. You whine about there's too much cheating and there is cheating. I admit that. And there's too much. And then you sit at home and don't show up for a primary vote. You don't show up for city council vote and they vote for all of it. So stop.

You owned it. You voted for it. And I feel the same way about the people on the left. You mentioned Portland, Chicago, San Francisco, wherever it is. Over and over, well, I always vote Democrat. Yes, you've always been stupid. And now your stupidity is killing people. So clearly your stupidity has not hurt enough yet.

At some point in time, I hope it will. So you'll wake up until that day. Enjoy your hellhole. But I don't even, here's my view, right? You go to someone in Chicago and you say what you just said, you've accomplished nothing like oh i know no no i know they're gonna have to experience pain but what i say nothing i say is gonna matter pain but what will matter is if you go to someone in chicago and they if someone i've had people from chicago come to me and talk to me about this stuff and i simply say like i don't understand the problem

they'll be like yeah there was like a shooting that happened on my street. It was crazy. And I'll be like, okay, I'm sorry, I don't understand. Like, well, it's just crazy. Crime's going nuts. And I'll be like, I'm confused. Are you unhappy about that? They're like, yeah, it's horrible. And I was like, oh, well, because you voted for it. I thought that's what you wanted. And they'll go, I didn't want this. And I'll be like, you were arguing with me in November about how you did. I'm sorry. I just don't really understand what you're trying to accomplish. Oh, we're saying the same thing. I just get there more directly. I ask him, who'd you vote for? Can you believe this guy just got shot here?

Who'd you vote for last election? All the Democrat. Congratulations. You voted for that. But my point is your approach comes to them as an enemy instead of the option you see what i mean yeah but my approach once you've done year after year decade after decade after decade of the same behavior and same behavior and same behavior and same behavior burning you burning you burning you burning you burning you it's very clear that there's no approach look the rightest take in every approach that there's no approach that's going to convince you of anything else. You're going to have to experience pain. The approach, it doesn't matter how I tell my son a different way not to touch the griddle.

I can yell. I can be nice. I can put a hand on his shoulder. He's going to have to touch the griddle and experience it. There's a difference between someone understanding the consequences of elections and touching a hot stove. No, there's not. There absolutely is. Chicago's been under Democrat rule for 100 years.

Well, maybe Chicago was a bad example because that's true. But this is all cities. The issue is a politician steps up and says, I can tell you what the problem is. And they say, finally, someone different. But they don't understand that they're not going to solve that problem by voting for the same the same types of people. So they think they are not. I'll put it this way.

You've got a griddle. You've got an electric stovetop and a gas stovetop. And they go, ooh, geez, that one's hot. I'll try this one. Oh, man, that one was hot, too. Let me try that one. And every year, a different type of cooking device is placed before them that they don't understand. Well, the upside is once you touch a hot, glowing red piece of iron, you know that all those other glowing red hot things, you don't touch those either. I've never touched lava and I won't

because I did touch a stove one time when I was little. But let's be honest. I don't think that we're going to learn. I mean, I agree with you that pain and suffering are a great way to kind of teach yourself and to learn and sacrifice, but that's not what's happening here. And when I look at chicago when i look at new york city i don't feel feel gleeful i feel kind of sad because i see people stuck in this in this horrible loop and so much human suffering that they're bringing upon themselves how do you solve that is is is a problem that i think is is very difficult and i think more complex than just oh i don't i don't celebrate the condition of america's cities america's cities are or any nation cities they're what goes on your billboard i love new york city

it's one of my favorite places in the world i love chicago i i look at what's happened to america's cities and i lament it but i've gotten to the point where look i can't help you you you very clearly won't help yourself i can't help you all I can do now is sit back and hope it gets painful enough that you will one day realize you're doing this to yourself. At some point in time, I can only drive the addict to rehab so many times, and then he's going to have to hit bottom. And that's the bottom line. I'm rooting for bottom. Hit bottom. Crash. We're going to go to super chats, but I do want to add one last thing, and then maybe we'll elaborate on this in the members only show. But did you see when I overlaid the Chicago electoral map with racial demographics?

They didn't vote for Brandon Johnson because they're far left. They voted for Brandon Johnson probably because of his race. Okay, well, that's stupid, too. Stop voting for people based on skin color. The white people did it. The Latinos did it. I know. The black people did it.

The white liberal women did it. The black people did it. And the Latinos did it. The white liberal women voted for the black candidate because white liberal women have an out-group preference. So you can actually look at the regions, the racial map in Chicago, and see the different neighborhoods based on race. And you can see that in white neighborhoods, it was the white candidates and a little bit of Brandon Johnson, the far left candidate. But in the black neighborhoods, the top candidates were all black, even if they were some of the lower polling candidates for the rest of the city. Well, I would change my voting behavior then. So I predicted Brandon Johnson would win for one reason. White voters were

mobilized to vote because of the high crime, but black voters still voted for Lori Lightfoot. She didn't win because white voters finally mobilized. But in the north, northern part of Chicago, where there's universities, these are younger people. They voted far left. They voted for Brandon Johnson. This resulted in a split vote, which led to a runoff between Vallis and Johnson. And so my prediction was, if every one of these areas votes based on race, combined with the far left voting for the out group and the far leftist, Johnson will win.

And sure enough, that's what happened. But we're going to go to Super Chat. So if you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends, and become a member at TimCast.com because we're going to have that members-only show coming up for you at about 10, 10 p.m. Eastern. But let's read your Super Chats for now. All right. Let's see what we got here. All right. your super chats for now all right let's see what we got here all right matthew recamp says i'd love it if you could shout out the response tweet i sent to cornell w brooks tweet of a little girl

reciting her school's lockdown policy name one uh uh i don't know what's the what's the response tweet i sent i don't i'm not sure i another one uh let's read some more it looks like we're having internet issues maybe i don't know are we it's spotty it's been spotty for me just the wi-fi the the ones that we're on right now it hasn't been the best but has the has the stream health like looked good it's been fine for me all right well it is what it is all right let's read some more grinning tiki says shout out to a drink with crazy channel supporting iron age creators and winning culture conflict very cool all right let's see we got here uh tammy b best says tim have you heard of the representation study which the youtuber leather apron club performed on your

show i'd be curious to hear your opinion on it nope uh what what is that what is that referring to representation study don't know what you're talking about i used to have a band called the I'd be curious to hear your opinion on it. Nope. What is that? What is that referring to? Representation study? Don't know what you're talking about. I used to have a band called the Leather Apron Club. That's Ben Franklin's. Yeah. In the Ben Franklin's Secret Society, their group, they would get together and they were all like masons.

They would wear leather aprons. So they called themselves the Leather Apron Club. Raymond G. Stanley Jr. says, Tim, my guy, I agree. Let the cities crumble. Let their families fear rumble. Let their souls stumble they deserve the reaping of what they sow they get no empathy from me no longer are we humble yeah i don't want them to suffer but there's like you said jesse you can't just you can't feed an addict

you have to let them fall actually actually i think i think people should suffer but to like a certain degree right i think oh yeah i don't want anyone to die i don't know but they're gonna but hold on hold on i'm speaking philosophically the human experience involves joy pain sorrow elation etc and so i think everyone should experience the gamut of human emotion i think it would be rather sad actually to see a person who never experienced any kind of hardship. In fact, they'd create their own hardship. So in terms of a practical context, I don't want people in cities to go through hardship because of their ignorance. But I do think in a general philosophical sense,

wanting someone to suffer is not necessarily the bad thing. I'm being a little bit pedantic here. I know what you mean. You want them to go through the motions of learning to suffer, to learn happiness, to learn strength. so it's not so much like ha ha ha you this is what you get i'm like well you know like you're saying like you'll touch the stove it will hurt and then one day you'll say i shouldn't have done that and maybe that's hopefully what we get out of it you know get the human the human experience but my my view is you know simply put i don't

care i don't live in this place. What is it? This is a little, maybe you can answer this quickly. What are the characteristics of the people that are creating crime in the cities that people should watch out for when they're going to the polls? Well, I don't know. I'm not in the cities. You know, here's the thing. Whatever you have, what are these people?

Well, it's what Tim just said. If you're going to have every white woman vote for the black candidate, if you're going to have every black person vote for the black candidate, then what are we talking about here? None of it matters. If we're going to vote based on skin color and cities, then they're done. That's all there is to it. If that, and you could say, well, history or tradition.

Okay, well, whatever the reason, the reasons don't matter. If you're going to go vote for the black candidate every time and they're going to dig up a black communist to run for office every time you're going to get ruled by communists and your city's going to be hell all right let's read some more let's get uh get another superjet here chrome gear irl says it makes sense to me now why it was required for me to listen to npr on my sociology class on my local community college back in 2003. Never really cared for that class. I'm just taking it for GE.

2A Willie says, I've been drinking Bud Light for many years. Also, I do drink it so I can drink a lot of it. Everyone here still agrees on many principles. I'm two cases deep on Lone Star since the ad aired. Don't alienate your viewers. but you just got to make sure is lone star a a bush anheuser-busch brand yeah i just learned modelo is one too which oh that's all shocked up i know yeah shocked up yep goose island yeah anheuser-busch bought them all right let's see what we got here. We'll grab some more. Doug Rutledge says, fun fact,

there's a completely separate Budweiser brand from the Czech Republic. It is made in a town that used to be called Budweiss. They often fight with American Budweiser over the brand name. Well, isn't that a shame? Now they're going to have to change their name because they don't want to be associated with it, right? No, that's not us. That's not us.

Ryan F says, stock not even down 2% for the month. Smokescreen. The scandal just happened last week. The point is, their stock actually spiked over the past month. They were on a heater. You were buying that stock. You were celebrating. Then they went and pulled this move. And now you're probably going, why am I losing money?

And here's the thing. People may see this and then be like, I better sell now. Because if this story is not going away after two weeks, you know, some people might think you're going to lose money, right? And that's what ends up happening in these panic stock cycles. When the stock starts selling off, people say, I better sell now before it's worthless. If I'm in at $100, if I buy a Bitcoin at $30,000 and the price is dropping, I better sell at $27,000 before it hits $1,000.

And that causes it to drop further and further and further. People offload. Look at the trend. What happened was on Monday, it dropped drastically at stock opening because people over the weekend were freaking out. And then there was a rebound where people were like, hey stock's down buy as much as you can and it jumped back up and then it just plummeted drop back down again and other brands are going up people bought that yeah people buy back up and drop back down again the trend is down on that on Anheuser stock right now Eric Miller says Nashville is the beer capital if they just reject it there

would be a massive hit to Bud Light. Well, look at John Rich's honky-tonk. He says, we're not going to carry this stuff. John Rich didn't come out like Kid Rock with a machine gun. John Rich came out and just said, hey, look, man, over the past week we've not moved any of this product, and I've got to consider if people aren't going to buy it, what am I going to do?

So his attitude is probably more like, hey, look, I get it. People are pissed about this. They're not buying it. We're going to end up with a lot of garbage on our hands. I'm going to buy it. It's really simple. I'll just buy a different beer. We'll sell that instead.

I should clarify, too. It's the trend of InBev that's down right now. Anheuser is just a company that InBev owns or that was. Right. You need to look at Bud. Yeah, they could dump that Anheuser-Busch brand name and just go try and mask what they're doing. But it's InBev that you want to watch out for james garlic says you can take our nfl you can take our children but when you take our beer

that's when we get mad also tim pool the reason you got hate for the mario movie review is because you didn't understand the deep lore and nintendo fans are fierce lore nuts what uh what of the lore didn't i understand though i'm not not sure I understand. You said that Princess Peach was a badass and that I was like well in Super Mario Bros. 2 she was and you're like yeah

but that was a dream and I think that was a good argument. I didn't see the movie but if they made Peach a badass they made me sick. She has her own video game

there's a bunch of other issues that you know. Well no spoilers man no spoilers I haven't been to the new one yet. Yeah my bad. Also What are we doing here?

It's not Princess Peach it's Princess I'm not even listening something else not listening princess toadstool and then there's one scene where she specifically i'm joking why no it was peach well usually princess toadstool i don't know when they changed it and they called bowser king koopa but his name is bowser he's the king of the koopas so basically this this one's really confusing to me oh princess of the toadstools i see we went and saw the Mario movie, and I wouldn't call it the wokest movie I've ever seen. I would just call it feminist cringe.

You know what I mean? Oh, don't tell me that. Really? But I think that reaction is why... I was. I was going to take the kids, because I heard it didn't have any of that crap in it. That's what Crowder said.

And this is the craziest thing to me, because Luke and I walked out of that movie and Luke started making fun of it because Princess Peach is invincible. Okay, let me put it this way. It's a girl boss movie. If you want no spoilers, I respect that, Jesse. But if you want the spoilers.

I don't want spoilers. No, no. If you take your kids to the lions, then bring us more. All I need to know is take the kids or not. I got to give you spoilers to help you understand if that's the case all right give them to me uh i'll keep it light there are people who think wokeness includes movies where women are mary sue's who are invincible and the men are bumbling idiots i do i think i hate well there's like those are my

least favorite movie that's mario okay so uh simply put, Luigi is an ancillary character. Luigi is the damsel in distress. Princess Peach's storyline could have happened without Mario in it at all. Yeah, so Mario's storyline is a one big accident, and Princess Peach's storyline is the hero of her kingdom fighting Bowser and saving the day. Of course. And in the end, I'll try to avoid being too spoilery let me just put it this way if they replaced mario with jim bob walking down the street the story would have been exactly the same

mario doesn't contribute in any way it's very much like um uh we talked about this with i think it's like indiana jones you know like they say that in the first indiana jones if he wasn't in the movie the movie would have happened the exact same way because in the end the nazis open the the ark of the covenant and die anyway and things like that but people people uh uh it's the weirdest thing when the movie trailers first came out a bunch people said it was woke girl girl boss, feminist cringe. And I was like, I don't know. I don't care. And then I saw a bunch of conservatives saying it's not woke. That's what I've seen. That's what I was going to see. And they're like, it made a whole bunch of money for rejecting wokeness. And then I was like, I'm just confused by that.

Because when Ghostbusters 2016 came out, the big criticism was that all the women are Mary Sue's. They're all really smart and capable and they develop the technology and the men were all really stupid. And then when I went and saw Mario they developed the technology and the men were all really stupid. And then when I went and saw Mario, I was like, oh yeah, it's like that. You know what I mean?

Like Princess Peach is the one who trains Mario. Mario is incapable of doing anything. I got it. You know, the backstory... I've seen all this stuff

a thousand times. The backstory of Peach and Mario was never really in the game. But the power-ups make him succeed. So the drugs, basically. Oh, I guess. It's a movie about drug use. A movie about mushrooms succeed. So the drugs, basically. Oh, I guess. It's a movie about drug use. A movie about mushrooms.

You would love it, Ian. I do love it. They make you big and strong. But I'll tell you this, and I will say this unabashedly right now. I made a video about it. It's a half an hour long because I went and saw the movie.

I believe that the rabid defense of the movie, so I got 70% thumbs up on the video I made, which is not normal for my videos. Normally it's like 98% thumbs up, 30% thumbs down. And I have conservatives arguing to me that it's not woke. And I said, okay, if the conservatives have moved the peg to the point where the traditional damsel in distress character is actually the kung fu heroine who is the one who actually never gets hurt and already has the abilities, then the goalposts have shifted from 2013 where we would have called that feminist cringe. And that just means to me that the right is losing. So a lot of people say, look, Princess Peach can fight in Smash Brothers. Princess Peach is a playable character in Mario 2, which is an OG game from the 80s.

Super Princess Peach, she has her own video game. She's a playable character who fights in Mario RPG and Paper Mario. I get all of that. I have absolutely no problem whatsoever with Princess Peach being a strong female character. The only thing I'm pointing out is Mario is a goofy sidekick. He was always kind of a lumbering fool. The Mario, he's just like this dumb plumber from the Bronx. I really disagree.

You play Mario RPG. Play Mario RPG and Mario is a legend. You walk around like, you're Mario? You're the greatest jumper in the world. I'm thinking about the first game. Because he and Peach already have a backstory when the first game begins but you don't know what it is so maybe this movie is a prequel to the first super mario and and not only that but like people are mad that i i'm pretty sure mario 2 was originally doki doki island that game was awesome

like i i know a lot about mario i don't know people think i don't maybe maybe i'm not the world's expert on mario whatever all i'm saying is luke and i walked out of that movie without knowing anything about it both being like what was that the storyline sucked too i didn't enjoy it i so i have no problem with this they didn't want a strong plot because uh miyamoto said we don't want to wade into this and piss people off keep it simple there were a bunch of nostalgia references. I think the movie's primary audience was 35-year-old men who have kids and want to be nostalgic about Mario and these video games and the games they played. And they probably, you know, don't really care about the feminist tropes or whatever. My point is simply that, like, people are saying, it's a traditional hero's journey, Tim. And I'm like, I mean, kind of.

But like Luke Skywalker is kind of the dude who saves the day and is the chosen one. When I saw this movie, it was more like, you know, spoiler alerts. I'll say it again because I've been spoiling it. But like when Mario accidentally finds himself in this place and Luigi accidentally finds himself in this place, there's already a war. It's already happening. Bowser's motivation has already been set. It's completely immaterial to anything having to do with Mario and Luigi. When Mario goes to Princess Peach, his presence there has no meaning whatsoever on the conflict that's already occurring in the Mario universe. When Bowser's fortress finally arrives to destroy the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario's not there, and Princess Peach is the one who confronts him princess peach is the one who chooses to surrender to him in which she

gets captured but it was all a ruse she then you know like i don't want to spoil too much master plan and then yeah it was her master plan and then mario look at how you are like demeaning making fun of him yeah the one thing i will say was anti-woke was when she said look how small are you small you are are you even human and i was like wow that's pretty little person phobic anyway anyway i should read more super chats instead of complaining about mario to be honest yeah shout out my short kings all right let's see we got david toronto says i run a business and uh ab products versus miller was about 30 to 70 percent for anizer bush this week. We ordered more Miller products. It's deaf real and drinking is a habit. People will get used to their new beer. Yeah, that you can do that quickly to. Yeah. T-Rex pets up pet shop says we are in small town, Idaho. They're promoting all ages drag here. We have to stand up to these people. We can't let them do this to our kids. Stop supporting woke pet stores. Give us your money instead. Hear, hear. That's all I care about. Yeah. So where we're opening our new business, our new shop in West Virginia, they had an all ages drag show.

And the first reaction I had was when looking at property, I said, I will not set up in a town that does this. Then I stopped and thought about it and said, actually, no, this is exactly where we need to set up because we're going to put Molon Labe in the window. We're going to put America First in the window. We're going to put West Virginia, Best Virginia in the window. And then we are going to create that cultural influence that will push onto the other businesses and simply put and realistically put, the power that we wield thanks to the members that we have and the wealth that we have will

force a correction in this town. Love it. So when we're able to say we can sink a million dollars into a project over one year in this town, that speaks to people. And when they say all that stuff does is like it's a weird event, why do we care about that? Simply put, we have the means to expand this business, buy more properties, and have tremendous influence over this town in a positive way that is good for the people who live there and pushes back on the woke garbage. Thanks to all of you as members. That's the plan. And then ultimately our plan is to have 50 different coffee shops all over the country where people can hang out. I like it. Yeah, one day.

Imagine you walked into, you saw a coffee shop. You look on your phone, you just have coffee. Cast brew coffee pops up and you're like, it's coffee, it's fine. You walk in and what do you see? TV's on the walls, Steven Crowder playing. And then you're like, I don't know, whatever. And you go buy a coffee. And then you sit down and you're drinking your coffee.

And then the next day that plays is Viva Frye, Robert Barnes, Tim Kast, or Jesse Kelly. The idea is regular people will come to buy coffee, but we will just make sure we are exerting

our cultural influence in these spaces. I like it. All right, let's grab a couple more super chats. Barrowwolf says, look up Procter & Gamble stock

over the last year. What, is it bad? I will look that up. I'm assuming most of it bad. Justin Anpeace says, did Steven Crowder win versus the Daily Wire by just making Mug Club his own? And what's your opinion on Brian Callen and

Nick DiPaolo being brought in to add more content? Steven Crowder definitely won. He's crushing it right now. Well, I don't know if they won. I mean, they're both doing very well. Yeah, they both won. And a wonderful publicity stunt.

But I think my personal opinion is everyone would be better off running their own brand, running their own website. And that's what the goal of, you know, the open source technology. Yeah, I was just thinking about the open source project. You know, that's what the goal of, you know, the open source. Inverted technology, yeah. I was just thinking about that today. The open source project, you know. That's the company that I have is called Inverted Technology.

The idea was to create an open source package that anyone could install on a website and have their own subscription service. It's kind of a bummer to me that everyone still just decides to work for someone else. But I get it. Not everybody has the wherewithal to run a company. It's certainly not easy.

People should be able to run their own business that's employee one, you. I think that that makes a lot of sense. That's how I've been doing it for forever. And then you can work your business with his business and two businesses come together

rather than an employee. And we're unofficially like working together. And that's what we're doing here with We Are Change and Timcast. Without even a contract. We don't need a contract. And you can cryptographically split income we're just bros just homies doing homie things all right let's grab some more super chats grumpy bomber says

what would you think about this beer issue being similar to napoleon going too far and this would be the long turning point that ends insanity. I'm saying, at the very least, I hope so. Yeah, Napoleon said, you know, let's go to Russia in winter. Yeah, well, that don't work. Hitler did that too. That's right. They don't learn. And I think maybe, that's what I was saying, like,

but the woke people said, we've garnered enough cultural influence to try and take beer, and they were wrong. I hope. so we got to sustain this one all right tim harden says howdy fellow tim i run a non-profit in texas that scores state lawmakers on fiscal issues everyone in the org is a big fan we will be there friday ron paul last night was epic keep it. Check us out. Texans for fiscal responsibility. Very cool. Very cool. Very excited for Friday.

I looked at Procter & Gamble stock. It's just down and then up. There was nothing like notable about it. I'm not sure why that was brought up. Let's see. Paracelsus says, in Star Trek, there was the eugenics wars of the 21st century.

We are fighting eugenics wars now yeah i think us versus plastic people pointed that out um you know based on the star trek shows the new ones where they talk about this stuff too yeah i don't watch i don't watch those uh nerd shows but but you're dead on there's a deep deep deep population agenda happening right now that's right in your face diane reynolds says tim every time we watch your daily video, Bud Light is the ad we need to skip through. Also, Ian needs to watch Peter Zaihan to learn about China. I love that guy.

And yeah, this is my concern about talking about Bud Light is are we being manipulated by the algorithm to promote Bud Light and make them money in the long run? I think, Tim, your argument about because not all press is good press. So boycotts are definitely a form of negative press that can hinder a company. All right, let's see. Crayson says the creator of Mario literally said

that he is meant to be an average guy. And that's fine, and I can respect that, but when I play Mario RPG, one of the greatest Mario games of all time, he's actually talked about as the greatest jumper of all time. Legendary. So strong. And when you play Mario 64 without any power-ups,

Mario only uses special hats to fly and turn to metal, he can punch. In Mario 64, he runs, jumps, punches, kicks, and butt stomps. And he's a kitty. A cute little kitty. I'm fine with that. Tanooki suit suit the raccoon leaf these things have always been a part of mario never fired the the fire shots though mario never

and he's a failing loser spoilers man i'm ignoring you guys i'm ignoring you guys i wouldn't but he's a loser in in in brooklyn with a failing business oh brooklyn i thought it was bronx he's brooklyn brooklyn yeah i look i i i didn't hate the movie i thought it was bronx he's brooklyn brooklyn yeah i look i i i i didn't hate the movie i thought it was passable it wasn't the greatest movie it was fun nostalgia it was i thought it was really cool when uh you know donkey kong and all that stuff i don't want to give away spoilers i thoroughly enjoyed that i'm just saying like why are people acting like it's not woke like there's feminist cringe in it you know people get really mad about that all right let's see what we got?

Joshua Mosk says, I do agree with your theory that if we had 20 years and conservatives had a lot of children, thanks for change, but if you look at our world and compare it to the Bible, we are heading to the end of days we don't have 20 years.

No, it's the end of the story of the Bible, not the end of days. It's the apocalypse, which is the great unveiling. And that's what's happening is the data is being revealed. Our personalities and our desires are being revealed on a global scale. And there's the communist thing. There's all these different, you know.

What is this? It's not the end. A-Trip says puts are up 100%. Is that true on Bud? Can we check that? That'd be interesting. All right, everybody. If you haven't already would

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They podcast it after this show because I know you're all going to be watching TimCast anyway. So just go download it when you're done. I do have an anti-communist manifesto book coming out. You can pre-order it at jessikellybook.com. Other than that, go fight for your country. Take it back. Jesse, thank you so much for coming on. That was great. Really appreciate it. My website is lukeunfiltered.com. 3.30 p.m. tomorrow, Austin, real in-life meetup. I'm going to be giving out pickles. There's going to be surprise guests. I'm going to be putting the address six hours before the meetup on Luke unfiltered.com. One of many perks available. Luke unfiltered.com. See you there tomorrow. Jesse Kelly DC on Twitter.

Always a pleasure, my man. Jesse Kelly DC on Twitter. Appreciate you. I just had a thought. Maybe the reason the Bible story is coming to a close in these days. This is the apocalypse in the end of the Bible story is because another story is about to begin. So it'll probably look back and see us as part of that story. You're included. Bye. I'll take it.

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