Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #782 Left DEMANDS Jail For Jordan Neely Victims For NOT Intervening w/Colby Covington

Episode Date: May 19, 2023

Tim, Phil, Seamus, and Serge join Colby Covington to discuss Daniel Penny and the activist's calling for the bystanders arrest, North Dakota man who ran over teenager due to political disagreement, an...d the pregnant NYC nurse who's CITI bike was stolen from her. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 A witness has come forward and said that Daniel Penny, the subway Samaritan, is a hero because they were all terrified for their lives until he intervened to save them. And I think this context is important. They're saying the charges should be dropped. It's particularly important because the New York Times is arguing that the passengers should have intervened to stop Daniel Penny to protect the man who was victimizing them. And in fact, they say several protesters are demanding the incarceration and insisting on the culpability of the passengers as perpetrators, saying that because they did not do anything to stop this, they were guilty. So not only are they outright saying if you defend yourself, you go to jail.
Starting point is 00:00:45 They're saying, if you cower in fear as someone else defends themselves, they're going to lock you up too. We got that plus another amazing story out of New York. You may have seen this because the video got 40 million views over the weekend. A hospital worker accused of being a racist Karen who was trying to steal a city bike, which is one of those bike rental bike sharing things from a young black teenager. The only problem is it turns out she had a receipt for the bike. And the real story is this white hospital worker who was six months pregnant was having her bike stolen by a group of young black teenagers. That seems to be the case considering the evidence presented and published showing she actually had the receipt for the bike and they were trying to
Starting point is 00:01:23 take it from her. Yet Ben Crump and all of these activists came out and said that she was a racist, Karen. Well, her uncle has launched a GoFundMe to support her. So we're going to talk a lot about self-defense and criminal justice because we also have Sam Britton. Remember that guy who was stealing all the luggage? He has been arrested as a fugitive from justice from the Biden administration to jail. So we got a lot to go over. But before we get started, my friends, head over to cast brew dot com. Click the link in the description below and join the cast brew coffee club and you will get three bags of our signature cast brew coffee supporting cast brew coffee. It's our company. We're sponsoring ourselves.
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Starting point is 00:03:13 and a whole lot more is Colby Covington. Thanks, Tim, for having me. It's an honor, man. My mom's a big fan. She subscribed to your channel years ago. So, you know, besides the fact that you're incredibly smart and intellectual, you know, she's a huge fan she subscribed to your channel years ago so you know she besides the fact that you're incredibly smart and intellectual you know she's a huge fan of your coffee so she's always ordering your coffee i'm sure if i could get some coffee today it would make her dreams come true right
Starting point is 00:03:35 i know i appreciate it thank you so much and uh everybody knows who you are but you want to give a brief introduction okay so uh you know i'm a ufc fighter you know you ufc champion uh donald trump's favorite fighter the people's champion america's champion the king of miami so i got a lot of titles that i've won in my days fighting in the ufc and you know now i'm a full-time patriot fighting for the conservative uh movement right on man thanks for hanging out we're honored to have you it's honored to be here thank you right on we got seamus hanging out my name is seamus coglin i make cartoons at a youtube channel called freedom tunes we just uploaded one today on the fact that men get periods now. So if you guys want to go over there, check that out.
Starting point is 00:04:09 I think you'll enjoy it. How you doing, everybody? I am Phil Avanti. I'm the lead singer of All That Remains, anti-communist, and counter-revolutionary. Ian's missing. Yeah. He's just gone. Literally, we're looking for him.
Starting point is 00:04:26 I've literally checked everywhere in the house yeah he's probably just sleeping yeah have you asked have you looked in his room well that's an invasion of his privacy
Starting point is 00:04:33 I'm not going to go in there that's a good point I don't want to knock in case he's napping or something that's fair that'd be a really long nap but
Starting point is 00:04:41 I'm Serge.com I'm ready to start whenever you guys are so alright let's jump into this first story we have this from Fox News witness to be a really long nap but uh i'm serge.com i'm ready to start whenever you guys are so all right let's jump into this first story we have this from fox news witness to jordan neely chokehold death calls daniel penny a hero nyc passenger says marine vet cared for people and that is his crime the funny thing is that's literally a crime these days yeah caring for others in new york city
Starting point is 00:05:01 especially they say a retiree who witnessed the fatal choking incident called daniel penny a hero and slammed manhattan da alvin bragg for prosecuting him he's a hero to the passenger the witness who described herself as a woman of color said it was wrong for bragg to charge penny it was self-defense and i believe in my heart that he saved a lot of people that day that could have gotten hurt you know i want to i want to point point out too when we look at this video and we hear the story of uh of jordan neely threatening to hurt people i i don't know about you guys but i kind of feel like i'm probably underestimating how serious it was like it's not just some guy threatening people i'm willing to bet it's more serious than anybody believes like he was getting up in someone's face or coming at
Starting point is 00:05:44 somebody or or doing like a flinch you know it's like take like a like a faint shot at him to try and get him you know something was more than just him yelling well yeah i mean because people on the subway are thanking him there's footage of people thanking him after it occurred i haven't seen anything about anyone who is on that train car coming out and saying he went too far and shouldn't have done this i've heard nothing at all about nothing from anyone that was on the train car coming out and saying he went too far and shouldn't have done this i've heard nothing at all about nothing and from anyone that was on the train car actually complaining nobody has said anything negative and they're calling him a hero yeah i mean i can't imagine why there would be protesters saying that the people that were on the train that didn't stop the marine i forget his name the the Marine from... Penny? Penny, from restraining Jordan.
Starting point is 00:06:26 Like, they're asking, they're saying that the other people should be punished for not doing what they're literally punishing Penny for right now? Well, this is hilarious, right? Because here's what would happen. If they could go back in time,
Starting point is 00:06:39 if they had a time machine, they go back in time, and then they stop him from putting the assailant in a chokehold, and then everyone gets charged for not stopping them from putting him in him from putting the assailant in a chokehold and then everyone gets charged for not stopping them from putting him in a chokehold for putting him in a chokehold. It's just a chain of everyone putting him in a chokehold
Starting point is 00:06:52 and everyone going into jail for putting him in a chokehold. New York is finished. Colby, have you seen the video about what happened with the Marine? I haven't seen the video, but I've heard some of the reports about it. It's disgusting. Daniel Penny is a hero he's a good samaritan obviously everybody on the train felt threatened by by that jordan neely so i mean
Starting point is 00:07:11 look at jordan neely's past i mean isn't he didn't he like rape a kid or like kidnap kidnap some yeah like he's a multiple time felon he was arrested several times he punched a an old man and an old woman in the face in different occasions he was arrested like was it like 40 times or something but i'm i'm curious i i guess i'm trying to ask you because i think out of anybody in the room you're the only one who has any expertise in fighting yeah and i'm wondering i don't know like is there concern for for you knowing how to actually fight i guess the argument we've heard from the left is it what jordan neely did didn't warrant choking him to death and my response was i don't think penny was trying to choke him to death i think he was trying to stop him so i
Starting point is 00:07:51 guess i don't know enough about fighting to know where that line is or like what you think about what is acceptable in terms of subduing somebody yeah you know he was obviously trying to subdue him and there's no way anybody could have thought he was gonna kill him by just you know removing his conscious you know by choking him out it happens in the UFC all the time guys get rear naked choke they go to sleep and then they wake up so there must be some type of cause in in the Jordan Neely that caused that death you know I don't think it was just by natural causes from a chokehold I think there's some extracurricular activity going on maybe he was doing drugs maybe some other things That's actually what a lot of people think. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:26 Because he, afterwards, Penny puts him in the recovery position and the other passengers, and then he was still moving and breathing. And then they bring him to the hospital and he died. I guess it was like on the way there or something. Yeah. Well, I mean, regardless, this guy was acting in defense of the other people on the train. He didn't just go out of his way to choke this dude out for no reason. Yeah, I mean, look, no matter how people wanted to spin the interaction,
Starting point is 00:08:53 Jordan was being restrained. Perry wasn't aggressively attacking him. That's not what anyone saw. If you look at the video, they were trying to restrain Jordan, trying to hold his hands, trying to prevent him from hurting someone else. They weren't on him, smashing his head.
Starting point is 00:09:10 Exactly. We're beating him. That wasn't an aggressive fight. That was trying to prevent him from being aggressive against other people. You obviously, you know what it looks like when someone's aggressively trying to punch someone, you know,
Starting point is 00:09:23 it doesn't look like he was trying to hurt him. That's what I'm saying. This guy guy was a marine if he wanted to just savagely beat this guy to death it would have looked very different it would have looked very different check this out so the witness witness account from this woman she's in her 60s she said i'm sitting on the train reading my book and all of a sudden i hear someone spewing this rhetoric he said i don't care if i have to kill an f i will i will i will go to jail i'll take a bullet recalled the woman who's in her 60s. The terrified passengers crowded towards the exit doors. I'm looking at where we are in the tube in the sardine can. And I'm like, OK, we're between stations. There's
Starting point is 00:09:53 nowhere we can go. The people on the train, we were scared. We were scared for our lives. Penny stepped in when Neely started using the world kill and bullet. Why in the world did you take a bullet? Why? You don't take a bullet because you snatched something from somebody's hand. You take it for violence. The witness said it was clear to her that Penny waited until the last minute to intervene for the sake of his fellow passengers. She heard a thump when he dragged Neely to the ground,
Starting point is 00:10:16 but couldn't clearly see until the doors opened at the Broadway Lafayette station, and most of the passengers exited. The witness waited for police to arrive to provide a statement. Mr. Penny cared for people. That's what he did. That is his crime, she told Fox News Digital after the altercation. She and at least three other passengers thanked
Starting point is 00:10:32 him. Damn, that's amazing. Nobody wants to kill anybody. Mr. Penny didn't want to kill that man. You should have seen the way Mr. Penny looked. He was distraught. He was very, very visibly distressed. And he didn't go. He didn't run. He stayed. Prosecutor Joshua Steinglass said at Penny's arraignment Friday that the Marine veteran who has lived his entire life in the New York area continued to hold Neely for a period of time
Starting point is 00:10:53 after the man had stopped moving. I don't think that's true. I think in the video you can see the dude is still waving his arms around and there's other men trying to stop him. So something else was going on than just this they say it took three men to hold mr neely down he was struggling after widespread protests erupted across the city with many demonstrators and even politicians calling penny a murderer brag charged penny and now i'm hearing that they're they're like regular new yorkers saying criminal charges should not be coming from a tiny fringe group of people that's something i mean i obviously we can't verify whether or not
Starting point is 00:11:26 the people that have been protesting are actually new yorkers or not but it wouldn't surprise me considering the history of protests you know the past five or so years in the u.s that these people were from out of state making a stink in a in the subway when your average new yorker is probably like please don't charge this guy because we all hate dealing with mentally unstable people on in the subway because they are there are mentally unstable people. They they do need help. The city needs to do something about it. But at the end of the day, it's the average New Yorker that pays the price. You know, it's like they're the ones that that get terrorized when they're on the subway and stuff. So I just don't I don't see how the average person in New York City is like, oh, you know, we need to punish this guy.
Starting point is 00:12:11 There's there's more. The guy who filmed it said he started screaming. He said he had no food, no drink, that he was tired, doesn't care if he goes to jail. He started screaming all these things and took off his jacket, a black jacket that he had and threw it on the ground. The narrative that has emerged has become about race. A white man who fatally choked a black man, the witness said. This isn't about race. So here's the picture being painted by the witnesses. They're cowering in the back of the truck as this guy's screaming, takes his jacket off, throws it on the ground. And only at that point when he's saying he's about to kill people, or he going to and he takes his jacket off, like it looks like he's about to engage. Do these men decide to subdue him?
Starting point is 00:12:49 They it it sounds like he had all the things that or he had exhibited all the things that necessary for legitimate self-defense. You know, he's there. So he's got his fist. He's making threats. You know, listen to this. The woman, she said, I miss the city under the law and order of Giuliani. When it comes to exposing people or subjecting them to violent behavior, the people who are in power are supposed to protect us are not. That's an that's amazing.
Starting point is 00:13:16 Wow. It's completely correct. Right. These people, they actively work against civil society. It's not just the case that you don't get in trouble for breaking the law. You do get in trouble for stopping somebody from breaking the law yeah and so this is what the media has made perfectly clear to the american people over the past several years and this is something they've believed for decades but they've gotten explicitly clear in their messaging about
Starting point is 00:13:39 this we saw this during the 2020 riots right 30 people died the vast majority of people don't know any of their names. But everyone knows Kyle Rittenhouse's name. Do you know why? Because he defended himself. He didn't let the mob murder him. And that's not what he was supposed to do. He was supposed to allow himself to be killed, and he didn't, which is why he needs to be charged.
Starting point is 00:13:59 Because he's setting an example for people. He's showing people that you don't have to roll over and die because a left-wing mob is rioting in your neighborhood or a neighborhood that you're invested in protecting there was a there's another name that everybody remembers do you know what it is one other what other person uh can cheating david dorner david dorn david dorn yeah well do you know why they remember his name he died right he was a police officer and he was trying to protect a business that was being looted when they shot him over a TV. And people, they remember
Starting point is 00:14:30 his name. I don't know for better or for worse, if you try and defend yourself, people are going to remember who you are. The left for bad reasons and the right for good reasons. Do you remember the name of the woman who was pushed in front of the train and murdered? We read her name on the show.
Starting point is 00:14:45 I can't remember her other. Nope. Nobody cares. Well, no one's going to talk about that, right? That's crazy, man. Because that's business as usual, but citizens standing up for themselves against criminals is not,
Starting point is 00:14:54 and that's not supposed to happen. You guys ready for this one? Here we go. From the New York Times, they watched Jordan Neely die. Did they have a duty to intervene? Oh, interesting. Are you supposed to intervene when someone's being assaulted or literally bizarre crazy when there's a threat are you supposed to step in and do something yeah insane and wild i i feel like this is
Starting point is 00:15:17 intentionally to make people lose their minds it's like how is it that they're gonna go ahead and argue for people to intervene on jordan neely's behalf when the other guy was intervening on everyone in the subway's behalf unreal it's unbelievable unbelievable you ready you ready for this please oh my goodness arrest everyone that was on that train read one protester's sign. Love and protect your fellow man. Don't move here if you're scared of your neighbors. Which it also added, if you watch someone choke and attack and kill another, you are complicit. You are
Starting point is 00:15:54 responsible. Also, I just want to make a point. That sign that says don't move here if you're scared of your neighbors, of course not. Because if you're scared of your neighbors, you're already in New York. See, this is the thing. I wouldn't Isn't there a part of all of you that wants everyone on that train to be arrested no why not no no let let because let the people of new york learn a lesson about who they voted for and maybe then no no okay okay
Starting point is 00:16:14 you're right you're right the people of new york will never learn a lesson no no no they voted for ever that's not true and that's why i say you're right because the witness the woman who called penny hero says she wants wants Giuliani back. Yeah. Like maybe there is a lesson being learned by people that they might stop voting for this. I can be hopeful. I kind of have doubt. No one does a better job creating demand for Republicans than Democrats.
Starting point is 00:16:38 Yeah. I can't imagine how people are going to continue to allow this kind of stuff to happen as more and more victims are created. Like people every day are dealing with this kind of stuff on the subway. And I can't imagine, again, I just can't imagine the people of New York actually supporting it. It's got to be activists that are making that noise. Yeah. Well, and it's about a, you know know the stories the media chooses to focus on so as we were discussing when an innocent person is pushed in front of a train by a complete maniac
Starting point is 00:17:09 that's not a story that's discussed and then when a citizen intervenes to prevent somebody who is a career criminal who's behaving violently screaming about the fact that they're not afraid to go back to jail and they'll kill somebody not only is there even a question in anyone's mind about whether this was an appropriate instance for this person intervened but we're seeing pictures of the person who died moonwalking in a subway station as if that absolves him i just think this this whole new york times article is magic it is it's hilarious absolute magic it's like an onion article dude right should they have a duty to intervene what do you think daniel penny was doing he was stopping a violent man who was threatening people he was literally intervening
Starting point is 00:17:53 now in their world you're like at a bank and some guy breaks in to rob that bank and the security guard aims a weapon at the burglar at the at the bank robber and the new york times wants you to intervene to help the bank robber that's what they're arguing for and that's the thing this this isn't just beyond parody right this isn't just a joke this is actually a clever joke right like if the onion or the babylon b published that headline i'd be like all right that's a good angle because it shows the hypocrisy and it's also funny and it's ridiculous this was the new york times being completely unironic i'm i'm i'm often very worried for for seth over the babylon b because yeah i mean what is he supposed to publish i know
Starting point is 00:18:33 look what about me i make cartoons about this stuff this is a cartoon this is actually a cartoon like i do more comedy than you do at this point by simply reading headlines just reading the news it's true it's really getting to that point i know but it's terrifying comedy it's like people are like are you worried that ai is going to be able to generate comedy i'm like the new york times already does you can't compete dude yeah wow when i saw this headline i was really impressed because as you pointed out it creates a paradox of intervention yeah exactly we're like penny intervenes so then someone intervenes to stop penny so then someone intervenes to stop that person and then everyone in the train is fighting each other under some legal requirement
Starting point is 00:19:08 exactly and then the next article is like should the people at the subway stop have intervened and stopped everyone on the subway car from stopping the people on the subway car they were stopping in two weeks there would be no one left in manhattan exactly everybody's dead everyone everyone's just choking each other yeah they're all it's it's like a human centipede of my gosh so so where are we on this whole self-defense thing right not new york thankfully the left doesn't want like we've talked about you know the left does want to take away your right to self-defense because they don't believe that you should defend yourself against people that have already been victimized by society i've said this before the left believes that the people that like jordan himself was a victim he had been victimized all his life he was
Starting point is 00:19:57 a victim of circumstance victim of a system etc etc so when you have someone that's victimized like that and he's just acting out in this terrible world that he's been oppressed in and then the white man comes and kills him and that's the way that's the entirety of the left's you know outlook on it and so the the white guy has come and victimized the black guy at the end of the day and they can't abide by the idea that he was victimized again by historically powerful people etc and and it's it's a simple concept to understand but it takes all the agency away from every single person that behaves in a bad way and it makes excuses for them and you can't have a society that doesn't have a standard that is your life is your own and you can defend it if you have if you can't defend your own life
Starting point is 00:20:52 society breaks down exactly so so jordan neely was screaming at innocent people after a life of crime because of socioeconomic factors because we didn't fund that library, because his public school wasn't good enough or on par with European standards or standards in more wealthy neighborhoods. With an imaginary standard. But Daniel Penny, he just woke up and wanted to kill a black person, right? That's the only analysis we do
Starting point is 00:21:21 on the fact that somebody is dead on this train, right? He just woke up one morning and said, I guess i just want to go out and kill a black person that is literally how the left sees this story every single level of socioeconomic analysis is done to exonerate jordan neely but they're lying like they don't literally believe that they just lie i think so i think you're right that they lie but there are true believers on the left who if you really press them or you just try to infer from their conclusions they really seem to believe that white people are just searching for excuses to kill black people all the time there are people because every time there's an instance where a white person defends themselves
Starting point is 00:21:57 against a black person it's well oh look at that white guy killed a black guy because he's racist really that's the first that's the first assumption what was weren't you saying something earlier about your hands being deadly weapons like is that like a law or something yeah so that's a law when you become a professional fighter you have to register your hands with the police no way yeah so you you had to go to the police and tell them i mean you're supposed to i never ended up doing it because i knew i was never going to break a law like i handle my business in the cage where we get paid a lot of money to to fight people i would never assault someone outside the cage so you know i i i would never have to deal with that so i heard that i heard that when i was little they said that if you if you get like a black belt then it like
Starting point is 00:22:37 as a kid they say it makes your hands deadly weapons as an adult i was told it makes uh assault aggravated like if you're a trained fighter and you commit a crime it's an aggravated crime as if a regular person had a weapon you being trained aggravates it or something yeah well i remember before the show you were telling a story about somebody who was a wrestler and got in some trouble yeah so there was this wrestler in my in my college of oregon state and uh he uh got in a fight at a party because the guy was like cussing at his girlfriend so he's like
Starting point is 00:23:06 dude you're not gonna cuss at my girlfriend and then the guy like pushed him and like threw a punch at him a sucker punch so he's like
Starting point is 00:23:11 let's go outside so he took it outside double legs the guy on the ground the guy hits his head off the concrete and had to get stitches and then goes to the police
Starting point is 00:23:18 and ends up my friend ends up getting assault with a deadly weapon because he was a wrestler that's insane crazy ended up having to do
Starting point is 00:23:24 three and a half years in prison oh my gosh jesus that's why i always tell people like the fight's not worth it you know what i mean like you're saying fight it in the fight in the cage make it professional yeah but i've heard too many stories about people who they get emotional yeah and you know nine times out of out of 10 99 times of 100, fights usually break up. Someone gets a bruise. Nobody, it's kind of the end of it. You get that one moment where someone falls back and hits their head and you go to prison. It's not worth it, man. It's tough though.
Starting point is 00:23:54 When the adrenaline gets going, like people don't know how to control their adrenaline rushes. Like it's a real thing. Like when you're in that type of moment where it's like high intensity and you feel like, you know, you're about to get in a fight, like the adrenaline, the nerves start getting to you and you can't handle your emotions. You don't think clearly anymore. So I feel for those people. I think more people should probably do some kind of fight training because even thinking about situations like this with Penny, he's a Marine.
Starting point is 00:24:21 He was probably cool as a cucumber. Everyone else is freaking out. He's probably thinking like, all right, I got to stop this guy before it gets out of hand he and that's why he was able to do it and then those other guys help him do it but you get someone who's terrified and shaking and things can get a lot worse than than they did here like in new york when you get cops who are poorly trained and they start unloading their their guns and then this actually happened they ended up shooting seven random people because they were panicking and just like people need to be able to be in control that was at the empire stapling right yeah yeah yeah did you guys hear that story yeah no guy came out of
Starting point is 00:24:53 the building i guess he had it was like a disgruntled shooting or something yeah i'm not sure what it was but the police unloaded and they shot him but i think they missed him well i mean the thing is they were using nine millimeters so they may have missed him but they also may have hit him and they just go pass through because they're fast they hit like seven random people just like because they were just like i'm just shooting like terrified of this guy and i mean it could have been you know ricochets or whatever but still you know yeah you're shooting guns in new york city like just because you're cops doesn't mean the bullets stop in the bad guy or you know they don't don't bounce or whatever. So got to be careful, man. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:25:27 You guys want to get. Can we just get everybody really mad and we'll just keep going with it. Sure. Yeah. We got this. That's our job. This is it from Fox News. North Dakota man who killed an 18 year old boy following political argument has charges reduced.
Starting point is 00:25:39 Oh, so this story is actually from a couple weeks ago. Yeah. But we overlooked it. And a lot of people are now picking the story up. You may remember the story. It this guy shannon brant he apparently called the police called some kid he claimed this this this 18 year old kid was a republican extremist and then ran him over they charged him with murder recently they dropped it down to manslaughter and they're saying it wasn't part of a plea agreement meaning the prosecutors just quietly were like we're going to reduce his charges on this one yo it feels more and more like across the country if you if you like donald trump if you are a conservative if you're libertarian if you oppose the establishment
Starting point is 00:26:15 they will throw not just the book but any book they have at you there is unquestionably political motivation against conservatives and libertarians people that people that are generally anti-establishment. There is a strong, strong incentive to do everything you can to punish those people for their opinions. I don't think that there's going to be people that are going to say, no, that's not true and stuff. I really find it difficult to see anything else. And you got the riots in 2020. People like this guy kill a kid. Dude, he hit somebody with his car.
Starting point is 00:26:56 After a political argument. Yeah. After a political argument. That's an extremely important part. This is a politically motivated murder. There was that kid in. Here's the thing. To drop it to manslaughter,
Starting point is 00:27:09 I mean, how could it be unintentional? You had to go out of your way to hit somebody with a car, and he ran? And he ran, wow. This guy, manslaughter? Are you out of your mind? He got into an argument with someone and ran that dude over with his car.
Starting point is 00:27:20 I think the kids were dancing in the street or something, and he had known the kid, and he called him a Republican extremist ends up running the kid over uh they said he fled the scene and they upgraded the charges to felony murder probably because he fled yeah and they said he has also been charged with leaving the scene of a crash that resulted in death and now not because of plea agreement they just said as we have pointed out at the beginning there's no evidence to support the misplaced allegation of intentional homicide. The state and defense forensic experts have provided comprehensive reports confirming the tragedy was an accident.
Starting point is 00:27:52 Misplaced media hype and community conjecture is no substitute for evidence. Mr. Brand is anxious for the truth to be told to a jury trial. Fair point. Fair point. Let's see. Let's see a jury trial. I'll say this. Innocence until proven guilty extends to even people like this.
Starting point is 00:28:09 And maybe it is media hype yeah but like when you charge him with fleeing a crime you have to understand why we feel that way so don't don't say it's misplaced media hype when y'all literally charged a guy with leaving the scene of a crime that resulted in death so like he says it's a republican extremist runs him over it leaves and then you're like as an accident wow yeah i guess he's gonna argue that he ran him over and thought it was a rabbit well but that's the thing right because there was a prior relationship here they clearly didn't like each other political argument there was no prior relationship between jordan neely and daniel penny he was threatening people on the subway so he intervened right it was just clearly situational this this is a little a little different take on it but
Starting point is 00:28:46 listen if you're a conservative or if you're a libertarian i know you got a life and stuff but if you get put onto a jury stay like get in there and get on the jury and if it happens to be someone that has political leanings that align with you, jury nullification is a great tool. Look at this headline from the original story. Man admits to running over 18-year-old after they had a political argument. Unbelievable. He admitted to running over the teenager,
Starting point is 00:29:18 leaving the scene of a crime after having a political argument, and they're like, no, it's fine. Yo, if you're a Trump supporter and you fart, they're going to lock you up. They're going to be like, what was that? I smell something. Yeah, well, you smelled it, dealt it, act of 1987. You know, and this is in what?
Starting point is 00:29:34 This is in Montana, was it? Or Wyoming? North Dakota, I think it was. North Dakota? North Dakota. I mean, it's not typically a bastion of progressive liberalism there. You know, I mean, there are definitely democrats i would imagine blue dog democrat type the kid called his mom said he was being chased it's like this is premeditated
Starting point is 00:29:51 this is this is first degree yeah that's amazing they called it felony murder i'm like this is he's chasing the kid the kid calls mom saying he's being chased we don't have a justice system in the gun this country anymore you know we talked about... He was drunk, too. Oh my gosh. Like, if you're driving drunk and you hit somebody, you get charged with, like, vehicular homicide, negligent homicide. This is crazy, man. Whether it be the stuff with
Starting point is 00:30:15 George Floyd, or with the Ahmaud Arbery case, or with this, or it's like very frequently, there is significantly bad prosecutions and stuff. I mean, the FBI going after Trump, the stuff that came out with the Durham case, all that. I don't see how people can continue to trust the justice system when there are so many high-profile abuses of the justice system. It's detrimental
Starting point is 00:30:46 to the the country they want you to wear an antifa shirt it's the only way you'll get you'll get justice but then they want you promoting those ideas it's it's it's i'm half kidding but it's kind of like how businesses put up antifa stuff in their windows yeah i was in uh we were we were out in the west virginia area uh we're on the cafe. And I see some of these businesses having LGBTQ plus flyers in their windows. And I'm like, a lot of these businesses probably don't care. Someone comes in and says, can we put something in the window? I say, fine. But some of them, like, especially in West Virginia, are like, please don't hurt me.
Starting point is 00:31:18 You can put whatever you want in the window. Please spare our store. That was like the line from the 2020 riots. Please spare our store. Because these far leftists are going around and destroying everybody like dude if you're a small business you can't afford to replace your front windows i'm talking thousands of dollars this makes me wonder if this is like what the french terror was like how intense were the the the leftist in in the french revolution you know how intense were they going after the population to terrorize them into agreeing? I can't imagine that it was significantly more intense than at least 2020.
Starting point is 00:31:51 Well, they were beheading people. That's true. A lot of people. It was pretty bad. And then it turned on themselves. Robespierre was like, oh no, and then they blew his jaw off. But let that be a lesson to what's going to happen to these people. The revolution eats its own children.
Starting point is 00:32:05 But society was also significantly more violent back then. Well, look, all I'm saying is don't be surprised if they start killing people. We've already seen terror attacks from lefties on the rise. I mean, and they have literally said on television, we should kill them. Jane Fonda said murder is how we are going to solve the problem. Yeah. Well, she didn't. They asked her, what could we do?
Starting point is 00:32:26 And she says murder. And then they all immediately go, no, she's joking, she's joking. And then she rolls her eyes. Covering for her. Yeah. Like, she wasn't joking, man. These people are nuts.
Starting point is 00:32:34 Hanoi Jane. Yeah, they're, they're, they're getting crazy out there, man. So I kind of feel like maybe this summer we'll see some shenanigans. Yeah, I hope not. But I think 2024 summer is going to get crazy. I am concerned about next year, getting into the election.
Starting point is 00:32:53 So I got to ask you, during the COVID riots in 2020, you've been... COVID? I'm sorry, not the COVID riots. What's wrong with me? COVID 2020 riots. A lot happened that year. It was a great time for all of us. Inflation, riots. Yeah. Yeah. It was a good time. No, I wanted to ask, uh, as a, a fighter, when did you start to get involved politically? Yeah. So I, I started to get, you know, I've
Starting point is 00:33:15 always grew up conservative my whole entire life, but I really started to really started to branch out when I saw that the media and all the athletes were just shoving one way down your throat the liberal way and i'm like why is no one else talking about conservative beliefs and then i started to realize like all these athletes like they don't want to disrupt their gravy train they're getting paid by these general managers by these owners managers whatever and if they say something they're gonna be bagging you know groceries at walmart so i'm like you know what i'm an independent contractor for the ufc thank Dana White and the UFC what they do letting us be uh independent contractors where we don't have to get our voices muzzled we can say whatever we want so you know my paycheck is not affected by what I believe in and what I stand for so you know that's when I really started to come out I was
Starting point is 00:33:58 just sick of seeing the LeBron James way you know just you know defund the police uh oh I care about equality and injustice and women's rights women's rights bro LeBron you you abuse just you know defund the police uh oh i care about equality and injustice and women's rights women's rights bro lebron you you abuse women you got women in chinese sweatshops you're working for pennies on the dollar you're making hundreds of millions after them how could you care about women's rights when you're a woman abuser yeah wow it's funny how you don't see these people talk about creating real american jobs no so that we can do away with sweatshop labor and help american workers bring back manufacturing they're just no whatever whatever whatever whatever talking point the meet the democratic party or the media tells them to say they just regurgitated it's just virtue signaling it's empty virtue signaling oh it's nonsense so
Starting point is 00:34:38 like what kind of pressure has been put on you i know you said you're a private contractor but have people sort of tried to step in the way of that, get clients in trouble, get the UFC in trouble? Absolutely. So we had Reebok was sponsoring the UFC, and they didn't sponsor me individually. They just sponsored the company. They didn't sponsor me individually. After one of my fights, they tried to retract some of my statements saying, oh, we don't stand for what Colby Covington believes. Oh, we're asking for him to get fired from the UFC.
Starting point is 00:35:04 And Dana's just like laughing like, what? What? He's an independent contractor. Can I ask what you said? Or is this something you can say on air? No, I just, you know, I just, you know, after I beat this guy that was all about Black Lives Matter, I just, you know, I crushed his dreams.
Starting point is 00:35:17 And I just, you know, stood up for conservatism. And I was patriotic. And they didn't like the way I said it. But it's crazy how, like, they can say whatever they want politically and there's nothing. And then you do the exact same thing they did but for your beliefs and they're like, shut him down, fire him.
Starting point is 00:35:33 I do think it's awesome that Dana's laughing and he's like, no. That's great. Because a lot of major league sports, they have in their contracts, they'll go to the player, the athlete, and be like, you really got to tone it down. You know, like we're getting heat. I think people people who have fu money need to start acting like they got fu
Starting point is 00:35:48 money yeah what are they so scared of it's the weirdest thing but you know you know it might be it might be that ufc is i i think it's just a bunch of high testosterone dudes aren't going to be told what they can and can't do it It's one of the last bastions of masculinity. Right. You know, I mean, not for nothing. And people will say there's toxicity and stuff, but it's totally not because the guys like you are so well-trained, so disciplined, and so focused. It is not like just, you know, like you were talking earlier, like just raw emotion.
Starting point is 00:36:21 You have to be smart. We were talking earlier about getting under your opponent's skin and talking talking trash and how how that's an important part and i think that that's a good thing for young men to do i like i think young men should get into jujitsu you know especially like young people i think should be fine like and then if you get older and you want to get into striking sports that you know more power to you but like that kind of stuff is really good for young men because it's a great way to get expel energy you learn about yourself you learn about respecting other people and you know learning your limits and stuff so i think that i think that the ufc plays an important role today for young men um to to be able to
Starting point is 00:37:01 express their their masculinity in a positive way. I love the, uh, I crushed his dreams, you know, passively. And you're like, yeah, so I woke up one day,
Starting point is 00:37:12 crushed a guy's dreams. It just, I didn't want to get you guys kicked off YouTube saying some mean words. You know, I get locked in a cage. It's okay if I leave someone to pull blood, but Oh dang, he says some mean words.
Starting point is 00:37:22 Cancel that guy. That's the funny thing though like we talk about all the time how in movies there's murder there's death there's chaos but then someone 10 years ago did a bad joke so they gotta get fired from their job yeah they say nothing about in fact they cheer you on that you're you and another guy are attempting to mercilessly beat each other to prove that you're the better fighter and they're like that's cool and then you're like i like donald trump and they're the better fighter and they're like that's cool and then you're like I like Donald Trump and they're like shut it down
Starting point is 00:37:48 they're like that's violence yeah no for real inciting violence not the actual show itself they're like well you know we understand fighting is a sport but no you know it's like it's almost like the leftist version of UFC is two guys
Starting point is 00:38:03 go into a ring and start talking about how much who likes trump more than the other guy you like trump the most no no no it's it's two guys saying things about why trump is good why why they like western civilization gendering each other yep and they're like it's just the most violence they've ever seen who can take it for the longest oh my god he said trump beat up my dad i'm tapping oh my gosh he said the future isn't female it's too much it's too much and then it's like there's low blows dude just literally the the ufc micro uh microaggression division i was watching that fight a couple weeks ago where um i can't remember who it was uh who was it was it um but one guy accidentally hit the other guy in the nuts and then he immediately backs off and
Starting point is 00:38:56 he puts his like sorry about that and they're like no it's cool it's cool we can we can go again like that's like a big no-no right like you don't yeah we like you know that's not that's not sportsman like yeah it's not sportsman like but you know sometimes in the heat of battle you know it's tough to control your weapons you know sometimes you're throwing a body kick and it goes a little low it might hit the nuts but that's why we wear a cup in there so you can't feel that you get kicked in the nuts you're not you're not going to feel that with the cup on so all right on yeah so i just but i imagine if the leftists are getting into the ring it's like you have a moment where someone says something and they're like whoa whoa whoa whoa. Like that's an illegal move.
Starting point is 00:39:26 You can't say that. That's too violent. You know, saying something like Trump 2024. And they're like, whoa, whoa. The real extreme stuff is that's not a penis. That's a wound. That's not a vagina. That's what sucks about the media.
Starting point is 00:39:40 MMA media. They're all liberal. Like they all hate Trump. They all just they all just bash him constantly and they don't want to give me a platform they never want to speak to me so you know it's just funny because none of them none of them are actual journalists none of them have journalism degrees but they want to act like they're journalists it's there's i mean i i i hate the journalism degree thing i suppose there's yeah shame is a journalist i'm sure i think back in the day it probably made some sense we were i
Starting point is 00:40:05 was talking about this today with my family that where you know we're in we're in west virginia in the small town the newspaper used to just be like a bulletin board seriously like the news was like a guy fell off his ladder and hurt his leg you live in the city and you get you pick up the newspaper it's like john fell yesterday and you're like oh john fell wow and there's only a few thousand people so most people knew sort of who everybody was now nobody cares at all about who their neighbor is and you can have a house burned down across the street from you and be like what happened that was a fire i don't even know who lived there like we completely separated ourselves from from all information on this stuff well with the political bias it's extra bizarre and you know you're
Starting point is 00:40:43 talking about the ufc here and the fact that UFC journalists are all on the left. I understand that journalists are usually lefties, but UFC is not like some flowery left-wing thing. That's why it's so bizarre, right? That's funny. They want us all to be betas, but we're all alphas, you know? They don't want, you know, masculine men in society, you know? That's not their agenda. It doesn't fit their agenda.
Starting point is 00:41:04 I just don't—like, are they doing their doing their little like critical theory analysis on the fights or how does that even work i i i think the the reason they're i think ufc allows like you know like i was saying dana white because it's like high testosterone guys who are just like after you've been punched in the face so many times words kind of roll off your back like they didn't even happen it doesn't even matter but these journalists are genuinely terrified words they hurt them yeah these millennials these gen zers who have never experienced anything and it's funny because people are we've had a couple super chats where like these these guys have never even been punched in the face like talking about us and like we're gonna sit here
Starting point is 00:41:40 and talk with you and it's like no i've definitely been punched in the face bro yeah i've been all right i've and and uh i've been in in in uh i'll keep it light like conflict crisis and and i don't want to say overt war but i've been in places where people are shooting at each other and i've watched people die not that i've been directly punched in the face i've had anti i've had antifa try to punch me in the face but i mean, look, I haven't, like, listen, I'll put it this way. I'm a white belt in jujitsu, so I know what it's like to get wrapped up, okay? So I know what it's like to get beat up. But I'm here to say, like, fair point. Like, I have no problem being like, I have no idea what it's like to go up against the greatest fighters in the world and win or lose.
Starting point is 00:42:23 And these leftists act like they do know. I know. And I totally get that. And I agree, but I just don't know how anyone could hear me speak and come to the conclusion that no one's ever punched me in the face before. That's my point. Are you kidding me? Oh, my gosh.
Starting point is 00:42:39 I think the best thing about MMA media is just they all write with their bias and their feelings. They don't write impartial journalism. They don't call a spade a spade. They dance around it, and it's just sad to see. What do you think? You think most fighters are probably right-leaning? I would say it's a mix.
Starting point is 00:42:56 I'd say it's half and half. I'm like, how do you be a fighter and a leftist? I just don't understand that. Yeah, that's true. I mean, some of the guys are vegetarians or vegans and all about the soy boy life and safe spaces and this and that wow and i think it's also like the particular brand of left-wing politics right because i don't think a lot of i mean maybe i'm wrong but i don't think a lot of them are gonna be like feminists but i could definitely see like the blm thing that's something that i could see appealing to
Starting point is 00:43:23 men in the mma but these these these vegan fighters they're not like heavyweights right no they're like middleweights lighter weights because i don't i i and i'm not trying to rag on anybody's vegan i got no problem with that you know live your life do what you want to do just please be healthy and if you are awesome yeah but it's really hard to maintain higher weights like i was i was reading interviews with uh hemsworth chris hemsworth talking about playing the role of thor and he was he was saying he was eating thousands of calories of fish and chicken every day to try and maintain that muscle mass and it's really really hard constant training eating like crazy and then once you stop you start going back down so i'm like i don't know i i kind of feel like maybe it's just my bias but if you're're if if if you can take a hit, if you can fight at the highest level, how are you going to be the kind of person that's like words are violence?
Starting point is 00:44:12 You know what I mean? You're going to be like, I don't care what you call me, dude. I just got punched in the face. It hurts. Well, that's the other like I think a lot of it is just based on this is my side of the aisle. Again, you mentioned like the blm thing i could totally see that and i think a lot of it just becomes like tribal politics you know my family was democratic growing up or my family was republican growing up and that's why i'm into this and not you know my gender studies professor told me words are violence or something like that i would suspect most of the people in the ufc on the left aren't coming at it from the blue haired college student angle. Yeah, no, most fighters, you know, didn't go to college and they're rather dumb. So, I mean, they get most of their information from either social media or mainstream media. And when we know how, how controlled that is, you know, and how, how much fake news is out there. So,
Starting point is 00:44:57 you know, these, these kids in fighting are a lot of sheep, you know, they don't, they can't think for themselves or do, do the research to find out the real information. They just read a news article like that on New York Times, and they just believe what it says automatically. Let's jump to this viral story. This one's so good. Ladies and gentlemen, we have this from the Daily Mail. Pregnant New York City nurse accused of taking a city bike from a black man outside a hospital is named as friends start GoFundMe to pay her legal bills, and lawyer shares receipts that proves the bike was hers. All right. Here's the story.
Starting point is 00:45:29 A viral video over the weekend showed a white woman yelling for help as some black teenagers surround her. And one guy has his hand on the bike saying, this is not your bike. This is my bike. They started claiming that she was racist, that she was trying to steal the blood the bike from this young black man and that she was putting his safety in jeopardy the hospital suspended her pending an investigation we have this tweet from ben crump he said this is unacceptable a white woman was caught on camera attempting to steal a city bike from a young black man in new york city she grossly tried to weaponize her tears
Starting point is 00:46:06 to paint this man as a threat. This is exactly the type of behavior that has endangered so many black men in the past. The first thing I noticed when I see this is that she's actually on the bike. She's literally on the bike and he's not and he's grabbing the bike and laughing. So how is it, so these city bikes,
Starting point is 00:46:23 the way they work, they're in the rack. You walk up, you scan the QR code and it unlocks the bike and you. So how is it, so these city bikes, the way they work, they're in the rack, you walk up, you scan the QR code, and it unlocks the bike and you can take it out. How is it that he walked up, did not get on the bike, scanned it, then did she run up, this pregnant woman, she's six months pregnant by the way, did she run up and jump on the bike and try
Starting point is 00:46:37 taking it from him? That's what Ben Crump is arguing. So her lawyer, so this is the story that was going out. Not only did they put out a story saying that she was a racist trying to steal the bike from this black teenager journalists went to her home in new york city and started going to her neighbors and and saying look this is your neighbor this is what she did what do you think and there are these people being like wow that looks racist i can't believe she would do that think about how nightmarish it is to live in one of these places i can't even imagine
Starting point is 00:47:05 wanting to live in a place like that where you have to worry about uh the media going to your neighbors accusing you of racism and and a totally fabricated story ben crump is the most incredible race hustler i have ever seen in my life that dude is shameless and he he just gets on any any any court case or whatever that he can he's just right there planting his uh his flag looking for them dollars so wait so she had the receipts that showed that this was her bike this guy was trying to take it from her on what basis did he decide to report that she was stealing the bike from him just the picture he saw the picture and said well well she has the bad they filmed it okay they they filmed her and and said like this is brilliant stuff this is con level brilliant grifting when
Starting point is 00:47:58 you're committing the crime accuse the other person of committing the crime and film them and then if they don't give you what you want you can upload the video and make them the bad guy that's rules for radicals right i was your opponent of what you're doing i was talking about this when i i did a segment for my morning show an old con trick called a reverse pickpocket what you do is you take a wallet with an eye with you put your id in it like an old dummy id and then maybe some i don't know a couple bucks or something you slip it into the bag of bag or pocket of someone else then accuse them of robbing you and that this gets other bystanders or even the police wow to rob them on your behalf so what happens is you say help that person just robbed me and
Starting point is 00:48:35 they took my phone they took they took my they took my wallet and then what phone's hard because yeah yeah but if you say they took my wallet you can say they took other things too exactly yeah so so the way the con would work is you drop the dummy wallet in their coat pocket or something. Then you call the police or you ask for help. When they say, look in his pocket, the victim is going, what are you talking about? I didn't do anything. And they go, empty your pockets then. The person pulls a wallet out of their pocket.
Starting point is 00:48:58 There it is. That's my wallet open. It's got my ID in it. When they open it and your ID's in it, they say, boom, this proves it. And I say, and my cash, I had 40 bucks in there in there no there's no cash in here where's my 40 bucks then they take the 40 bucks from the victim and give it to you you can actually get police to arrest the victims and then they'll often just be like here's your cash sir sorry there's an old con people used to pull and there's sophisticated versions of it too they wait till someone leaves
Starting point is 00:49:21 an atm and then people will leave the receipts at the atm showing how much money they have on them then your buddy reverse pickpockets then you call the police and say that person did it the wallet on them is proof the cop doesn't even need to get a statement or any evidence the wallet on them is proven off and the cop will say upon stopping the perpetrator we found the wallet in question proving that the theft took place we returned the money to the victim wow crazy right this is what these guys are basically doing they're they're trying to you know here's what i think they were trying to do when this this happens a lot with these with these bike share things you unlock the bike with your phone and then you ride it around and it charges you i think
Starting point is 00:50:00 per hour or you can be a member or something so what they'll do is they'll wait for someone to unlock a bike take the bike from them and then bikes theirs yeah bikes on them because the bike doesn't have a camera on or anything like that so you can't you can't track and now if if if i use my phone to unlock a bike and they take it it's all on you all on me for it that's right i paid for it i think they were trying to steal the bike from her and to get away with it they said she's stealing the bike from me and That makes sense. And to get away with it, they said, she's stealing the bike from me. And it actually worked for a second until she was able to publish the receipts proving it was actually her bike they took from her. Wow. Crazy, right?
Starting point is 00:50:34 That is really crazy. Who wants to live in this place? This is in New York. Hustlers gonna hustle. Yeah. Yeah, look at this. This is, what is it? It's right by, just north of union square they
Starting point is 00:50:46 can reveal the nurse's city bike receipts which her lawyer claims proves the number on the handlebars of the bike she was clutching in the footage so you can see in the picture 5603915 and they published the receipt 5603915 wow welcome to to the the new country i guess well he also immediately took it to not just a race baiting place a racist place she's weaponizing her white woman tears like you mean she's crying because someone's trying to steal her bike from her i don't think she was really crying though it does seem fake like they accused her of fake crying and the reason i think a lot of people cited against her is that she's screaming for help no one helps her then she grabs his phone then they grab it back then she starts crying and then the guy behind
Starting point is 00:51:30 her goes get a different bike and then she just gets off the bike and stops crying so i kind of feel like she wasn't as distressed as she's making out to be but she was still the victim trying to figure out how to win this in some way because she doesn't have the physical ability to do so and part of me is just kind of like i'm gonna say it i'm gonna say it guys she lives in new york the likelihood that a woman a millennial woman in new york voted conservative or for law and order is almost zero she likely but but you know what i'm hoping it's stuff like this that wakes people like her up right that's what you hope for but it never never seems to that's why i don't live there yeah that's why i decide not to live in these places we we keep saying over and over
Starting point is 00:52:10 people should get out of new york city get out of the cities and stuff i mean every day you see more and more people that can't leave speaking up and saying things like i miss rudy giuliani like we saw that woman today and and you know the people that are on the uh the subway are happy that the guy saved him because there are people that can't leave and it's it's you know hard for some people to just be like i gotta up and you know if you got family or if you don't have a lot of money or whatever there's a million reasons people could be attached to to a city but when you hear the average person that's stuck and can't leave start saying i miss the guy that was the law and order guy that has also been basically lambasted for the past six,
Starting point is 00:52:51 seven years in the, in the media, because he supported the wrong president. You know, when you've got all of that propaganda, but New Yorkers are still like, I remember what it was like when Giuliani was the, was the mayor.
Starting point is 00:53:03 And I want that back. You know, you get people saying things like they want Michael Bloomberg back. And that's really the population speaking about what they want. I can't imagine what it's like to be stuck there, and I feel terrible for the people that are. They launched a GoFundMe for her, and I think she's going to be in for a rude awakening when GoFundMe bans their fundraising effort because GoFundMe is the left and GiveSendGo is the right. This woman, her family, they don't know what's going on. They don't understand.
Starting point is 00:53:36 I would not be surprised if GoFundMe removes this because she is a racist white woman who tried stealing a bike from a black man and she's a Karen. And then she's gonna have to learn the hard way why she'll have to go but but maybe not maybe maybe gofundme allows it i'd be surprised if they do to be honest she's raised four grand so far for 35 000 goal well oh no go ahead well no i mean it's interesting how this is getting flipped around people are making the argument that her calls for help were insincere okay but one person is actually committing a crime on camera here and it's not her so why is she the person who all the public attention is on i also want to point out because this was left out and i also was not aware of this until i just learned that she's also pregnant
Starting point is 00:54:18 six months pregnant yes i said oh you did okay that totally went over my head and so i'm saying like what when this young black man was was standing next to the bike and scanning it the six months pregnant oh yeah that's right jumps onto the bike give me that dude these six months pregnant women stealing bikes from black men in new york is a real problem happens every day it's all the time apparently yeah apparently it was so shocking that ben trump had to get involved yeah what do they think is i don't understand what they think is happening like this pregnant woman tried taking a bike from this group of men of race no a racist pregnant because they brought race into it she was using her white woman tears a racist white woman like these pregnant white women are victimizing
Starting point is 00:54:57 minorities by stealing their bikes it doesn't stop happening are they are they saying that this pregnant white woman saw a group a group of young black teenagers walked up and then said give me that bike and then jumped on it right it's just wild to me that's what they're actually going for and she had to prove her innocence because the media was saying she made them unsafe because ben crump called her racist unreal you know look man i i i do you expect me to donate to her as well like the penny thing I get, they're trying to put him in prison. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:55:27 They did try to destroy this woman's life. But this is why I said it before, and I'll say it again. At what point are these people in these cities, this is how they choose to live? I get it. We've got to win these fights. Maybe the reason we donate to her is because we want people to see that you will not be victimized by these con artists.
Starting point is 00:55:51 Well, this is the problem, right? I mean, you can donate to people who this kind of thing happens to, and I think that's a good thing. But when the people who perpetrate the lies don't face any negative consequences, it just keeps happening. There's literally zero downside to spreading a lie like this you know you know what i was thinking we were we were talking about um what we're talking about talking about history earlier and it's uh partly because the work we're doing in west virginia these are small towns and i was saying like any any story you've heard throughout history just imagine it with a hundred times less people because we're used to growing up in these
Starting point is 00:56:25 big dense urban environments or we see like a we see like a football game and there's 60 000 people and we're like wow so when you think back to the coliseum you're imagining this huge full coliseum and the gladiators fighting probably a couple hundred people yeah like just a few hundred these great battles of history and we're imagining and it's like i think i think what was gettysburg like 10 15 000 or something like that oh no no way think i think it was gettysburg like 10 15 000 or something like that oh no no way more more people died at gettysburg than died in the entire vietnam war well wow well i knew that more um americans died in uh the civil war it was something like 700 000 americans died in the civil war yeah yeah more people died at gettysburg than died in
Starting point is 00:57:01 the whole vietnam war there was 54 000 57 thousand people died in Vietnam, and there was more people that died at Gettysburg. Oh, wow, yeah. It was 160,000 people present at Gettysburg. That's a lot of people. A lot of people. So, okay, Civil War excluded. But I was reading about some historical fight, and it was mentioning this great battle, and there was a few hundred people fighting. And I was like, oh, wow.
Starting point is 00:57:22 We think by today's standards, and maybe because of of the civil war we assume there's way more people but there were a lot less people before the 1900s before the industrial revolution yeah before the before the you know i mean we talk about all like energy is life and there's all this talk about you know limiting energy and there's a lot of the green initiatives and stuff that's just going to cause mass death because energy is life if you look at a chart of world population it's not just the industrial revolution it's oil oil is so energy dense that once people discovered that oil could be used in all the things that it can be the population on earth skyrocketed i mean it's like it's literally like it makes lance's uh left-handed chart look ridiculous i mean it's straight up left-handed chart look ridiculous. I mean, it's straight up.
Starting point is 00:58:05 Left-handed chart. So, Colby, I'd like to ask, and obviously don't answer if this is not something you're public about, but do you or have you ever had to live in one of these blue places? Yeah, yeah. I had to live in Oregon for most of my life. It wasn't as political. They didn't make it so much division like there is today and left versus right and trying to make it a white versus black thing to divide this country more. So it was never like that until a couple years ago when Antifa started raiding it and it just became such a Democrat-run state.
Starting point is 00:58:37 So this time and day is just so much different than it was a decade ago. And so you grew up there. Yeah. It must be really hard to see it fall apart. Yeah, it's really hard because I love that state. It's such a beautiful state. Yeah. A lot of mountains, a lot of outdoor stuff to do,
Starting point is 00:58:53 and that's where I was born and raised, and that's where all the hard work was put in to get to where I am today, the top of the mountain of the UFC world. So I'll never go back now. Seeing the way it's run, I'll never go back. I don't even go to visit you know so yeah somebody somebody did ask a good question they said why is it on the receipt the time is blurred out as if to imply that she went back later to find this bike i'll say two things the first i'll say a couple things i have no idea you want to pull this up i have no
Starting point is 00:59:22 idea why they uh blurred the time on the receipt. That's the Daily Mail. But you wouldn't be able to find the bike. Like, if someone took the bike and then rode away with it, you don't know where it would end up. The other thing is, the New York Post says the first receipt reviewed by the Post shows the bike was taken out before it was relocked one minute later, which Marino said is the bike seen in the video. The second receipt shows another bike being taken out a minute later, which is the bike she switched to. So the story was that when she purchased the bike and tried to take it, they pushed her back in and wouldn't let her leave with it, which is why the receipt says zero. Because it was unlocked and then relocked right away. So that's the bike.
Starting point is 01:00:02 And you can see the number on the bike in question. But other than that, I have no idea where the Daily Mail... I'm assuming it looks like the Daily Mail is the one that redacted the timestamp on it for some reason. Yeah, no idea. Yep. Very strange. Should we jump to the next Law & Order story? All right, here you go.
Starting point is 01:00:20 You guys ready? In the criminal justice system, stealing luggage from airports is considered especially in new york city the members of the biden administration to commit these crimes are given raises former biden nuclear official arrested as fugitive of justice in luggage theft case sam britton stole bag from airports in minnesota and nevada in 2022 he probably stole a lot more than that. And I don't, they called him non-binary. I don't think it was non-binary. I think he's a kleptomaniac.
Starting point is 01:00:51 And what he would do is he would steal their clothes and then wear them on camera because that gave him some kind of exhilaration. Like, this is what he would do. You can see here in these images, he's wearing the clothing he stole from these women i don't think it's about wearing women's clothing i think it's about imagine this if you wore a suit nobody would know there was a stolen suit yeah you steal you steal
Starting point is 01:01:16 a suitcase you find a suit you put it on you wear it on a show and some of my bag is that my suit i can't tell but then in the suitcase is a suit and is a frilly fancy dress with moons on it and he's like this wants you to know he stole it no for real he wants he wants to stand in front of everybody and scream this is a stolen outfit that i am wearing and smile as they clap for him seems healthy that's what does it for him yeah that's what that's that's what he gets and the biden administration is all about it man that's some some sick fetish type stuff you can be weird but you know just don't be weird around our kids. Don't be weird in public.
Starting point is 01:01:49 Do whatever you want to do. This is America. It's freedom of, we have so many freedoms here. So do whatever you want to do behind closed doors. Just don't do weird stuff in public. Don't do weird stuff with my luggage. Yeah, right, right. That's all we're asking is like,
Starting point is 01:02:02 leave the kids alone and don't break laws. Dude, it's like- Is that too too hard to ask when you get that little apparently when you fly and get that little slip in your luggage that says you've been subjected to a random tsa search you can't find your dress you look on television this guy's wearing it you're like wait a minute that's that's it's yeah that's literally what happened what was he did he was like a nuclear regulation guy yeah so we're like how why was he did he was like a nuclear regulation guy yeah so we're like how why was he in the news he wasn't like a prominent admin a cabinet member because it was his non-binary he was like a biden appointment i think he was uh i think he was a
Starting point is 01:02:35 groundbreaking pick or something like that it was a win for diversity which makes us stronger yeah former nuclear waste expert from the for the department of energy they were like he's non-binary it turned out he was just some kind of like klepto fetishist what would you call that kleptophilia something like that yeah that's gotta be arousal from stealing kleptophilia that's what they call mr steal your girl you know what i mean shamus i i mean i think i'm if i understand correctly the only reason that he got appointed is because he was you know they could they could promote that they had a non-binary a member of the the new religion uh in the position klepto lagnea by the way what klepto lagnea lagnea that's a l-a-g-n-i-a what what is that yeah that's what uh the state of being sexually aroused by theft yeah yeah yeah uh so i learned another term that
Starting point is 01:03:27 shouldn't have to exist the other one we'll talk about in the members only show yeah we got it we got a we got a outrageous members only show come up here tonight having to do with a lot if you follow me on twitter you know what i'm talking about we don't we don't we don't say such things on youtube no i don't think i even said anything too egregious on twitter i guess but we'll say it a fact well let's just we'll save it let's keep let's keep talking about the crazy guy who stole the clothes what did he steal he said he was ordered to pay over three thousand six hundred and seventy dollars to the owner of a bag he stole some one of the one of a kind stuff that some lady had made. She'd made her own clothes and stuff, and it was expensive for her to make, and it was one-of-a-kind.
Starting point is 01:04:08 And he jacked it. I think actually that, yeah, the one on the right there, that the red thing was custom-made. Actually, no, maybe even the, I think both of those are custom-made. I think he's wearing these one-of-a-kind artistic modeling pieces. Like, the clothing he's wearing was designed. He probably stole a bunch of bags and threw away all of the stuff from Coles and Old Navy. And then he finds the
Starting point is 01:04:32 unique stuff and says, it's basically like returning to the scene of a crime. You know, like in the movies and the serial killers, like, standing outside the police line, smiling and staring and they're like, what's this guy doing? He can't prove anything. What do you do? Like, that's what he was trying to do. And I think it's like it what was it was it was it king of the hill or whatever which show was it where oh no a family guy did it where lois is stealing everything
Starting point is 01:04:53 because she gets excited from it oh yeah and then she like puts the cigarette on her arm like i'm alive like instead of skydiving or bungee jumping this dude steals women's clothing and then wears it on tv lois does have an addictive personality and peggy hill was a sociopath like a serious she's like a narcissistic sociopath yeah she's very into herself that's an understatement she was an evil woman that character man oof that's what inspires people like this i guess who go around stealing clothes yeah it's like this dude's from one of those shows and it's just his real life it's like it feels like a thing you'd see on family guy but this is something that actually happened like numerous times yo he was as part of an adult diversion he was required to write a letter of apology return stolen items to the victim and complete
Starting point is 01:05:34 three days of community service brenton also agreed to undergo a mental health evaluation oh my gosh wow because he was facing five years in jail. He had to pay $3,670 over a bag he stole in December from the Harry Reid International Airport. He was seen on surveillance footage of the stolen bag in July. At the time of his arrest in Vegas, the Biden admin said the incident and alleged crimes were a non-political issue and refused to comment. In February 2023, a Houston-based fashion designer publicly accused him of stealing her bag from Reagan National Airport. In 2018, Issa Compson wrote on Twitter that she had lost a bag containing custom outfits after traveling to D.C. to display her designs at an event. After Brinton's thefts were reported by the media, Compson said she recognized her items in the images of Brinton, filed a complaint with police in Houston, and was subsequently contacted by the FBI. Well, at least they're doing something, I guess.
Starting point is 01:06:29 You know. If anything, they're stopping this guy from stealing clothes. They're also suppressing information. But why, like, so if he already got arrested and charged, what's the current arrest for? He was taken into custody May 17th at his home in maryland at the request of the metropolitan washington airport he was taken to the montgomery county detention center and held overnight in prep for an appearance before judge victor dalpino on may 18th which was today he is being held without bond you know that's like really close to here just like that's like a few miles away can you imagine being a grown man and being forced to
Starting point is 01:07:01 write an apology note the worst thing i've ever heard did you have to write it 50 times on a chalkboard i will not steal women's luggage i will not steal women's luggage that's a tough one man i just i can't wait for the next take the prison time you know you know saying like i am so sorry for okay it's like 30-some-odd miles away from here. That's like relatively close. I guess we're super close to D.C., so it's not surprising. Oh, that's right by...
Starting point is 01:07:33 It's right by... Who's that member of Congress who lied about me and everybody else on the January 6th committee? Raskin. Oh, okay. Yeah, he's right by there. The designer that he stole from, I can't pronounce that.
Starting point is 01:07:53 Komsom? Koshman? Komsom? Komsom? I don't know. Is that what it is? Asaya Komsom won. Yeah, and I mean, she's still out there doing stuff,
Starting point is 01:08:04 and she makes cool stuff. He got himself into a pickle. One of a kind stuff. Has anyone gone through any of his other photos and tried to track down his clothing? I think someone did, actually.
Starting point is 01:08:20 That's how they found some other stuff. No way! Oh my gosh! He definitely has more. The adults are back in charge, as they say. That's the crazy thing. It's like what they say is always the opposite. I know.
Starting point is 01:08:33 The adults are back in charge and they're clearly not. Pete Buttigieg isn't even... Oh, did you see that article about Pete Buttigieg? Oh, yes. That said that he was a genius. Yes. And a bunch of other crazy... I should pull this one up.
Starting point is 01:08:46 Did you guys remember in the 2016 election, like right towards the end there, right before it was time to vote, you got all of these people claiming, all these people in the media saying, oh yeah, like I know people who worked with Hillary.
Starting point is 01:08:57 They said she's super nice. It was all, it was like, that's really weird that this is the first time I'm ever hearing it and I heard it like five times on the radio in the last week well i mean look that the media has been in bed with the democrats and with the you know the clintons and and probably the obamas and stuff for the better part of at
Starting point is 01:09:19 least a decade so for them to just say oh, this is the person that we endorse and run propaganda. Another thing, there was a law that prevented the federal government from propagandizing the American people. And that was repealed in one of the NDAAs when Barack Obama was in office. I think it was like 2011 or something like that. But there used to be a law that said the government cannot propagandize the American people. That law gets repealed in the NDAA. Next thing you know, social media companies are doing their best to shove whatever the Democrat Party wants down people's throats. And actually, they feel obligated to, right?
Starting point is 01:09:56 I mean, probably. Because they felt so bad that Trump got elected. They just needed to make sure something like that didn't happen again. Yeah. I blame CNN. Jeff Zucker. Among other things. They were so obsessed with them. needed to make sure something like that didn't happen again yeah i blame cnn jeff zucker among other things they uh they were so obsessed with them they did us all the favor and gave him free five billion dollars in free press coverage and so now they're terrified their ratings are lower
Starting point is 01:10:16 than newsmax because they don't seem to get it if you want to be a member of the cult you got to be a full-fledged member of the cult yep but you can't try and be a cult member and a journalist because then they don't. But but but they had Donald Trump on a town hall. They had the front runner for the Republican Party on TV and they they debated him. And that was not good enough. Yeah. And so they're losing audience members for doing so. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:10:44 They look CNN. You want to be in the cult, be in the cult. good enough yeah and so they're losing audience members for doing so yeah they that look cnn you want to be in the cult be in the cult if cnn reported real news they would have tremendous ratings could you imagine if the entire time scene existed they were pushing back on russiagate lies they were saying like these these reports are not true there's no evidence to suggest it then people would be watching them and all they had to compete with. And all they had to do with Fox News. All they had to do was tell the truth, right? Like you could tell an unbiased truth, like factual story. The way that Donald Trump was covered for his entire presidency, once he got into office, if you covered any other president in the same way with that much negative press,
Starting point is 01:11:23 you're going to have a population that believes that he is evil because the average person doesn't spend the time necessary and they shouldn't honestly they should go out and do things with their lives and live their lives yeah but they don't spend the time necessary to really dig down and be like well this isn't true that they said and that isn't true there's so many people that still to this day believe that Donald Trump, the very fine people lie about the Unite the Right rally, the way that he was talking about it.
Starting point is 01:11:53 There's still people that believe that. And that's probably what your average low information voter thinks. I want to read for everybody this Wired article on Pete Buttigieg titled, Pete Buttigieg loves God, god beer and his electric mustang sure the u.s secretary of transportation has thoughts on building bridges but infrastructure occupies just a sliver of his voluminous mind god this is um i'm going to read
Starting point is 01:12:19 this for you so you can understand the depravity of the american corporate press and when michael malice says the corporate press is the enemy of the people, you'll understand why after I read you two paragraphs. I hope you guys are ready, and please don't be mad at me for having to read this to you. You need to hear it. The curious mind of Pete Buttigieg holds much of its functionality in reserve.
Starting point is 01:12:38 Even as he discusses railroads and airlines, down to the pointless data that is his current stock and trade. The U.S. Secretary of Transportation comes off like a Mensa black card holder who might have a secret go habit or a three second Rubik's Cube solution or a knack for supplying, off the top of his head, the day of the week for a random date in 1404, along with a non-condescending history of the Julian and Gregorian calendars. As Secretary Buttigieg and I talk in his under-furnished corner office one afternoon in early spring,
Starting point is 01:13:10 I slowly became aware that his cabinet job requires only a modest portion of his cognitive powers. Other mental faculties, no kidding, are apportioned to the Iliad, Puritan Historiography, and Nossgaard's Spring, though not in the original Norwegian fortunately he was willing to devote yet another apps in his cathedral mind to making his ideas about three mighty themes neoliberalism masculinity and Christianity
Starting point is 01:13:36 intelligible to me he is being worshipped as if he is holy that is that's exactly what it is. It's like, that's the way that you'd approach, like, a cardinal. Like, that's the way a Catholic would approach a cardinal. Seamus, right?
Starting point is 01:13:52 Well, in what way? Well, like, saying all these nice things. Well, to be so complimentary. It depends on the cardinal, but no, no. I mean, there's, like, there's a respect that's due to authority figures, but this is obviously, like, the media just trying to worship somebody because he's their guy, right? To me, it comes off as it's like the religious aspect. They're saying that he's a pure, holy representation of their religion.
Starting point is 01:14:17 I think they're trying to date him. Yeah, I think they're in love with him. When I saw the excerpts posted on twitter i thought i was reading babylon beer the onion like to say that he's uh what did they say he was willing to devote yet another apps in his cathedral mind to make these themes intelligible to me i'm like that's not real is it none of it none of it was real this is just like they just said that this is what it's like this is what he seems like that he seems like he'd have a mensa card he seems like he doesn't none of it's actually real it's just the biggest puff piece are they trying to prop him up for 2024
Starting point is 01:14:53 i hope not who do they have the democrats have anybody actually you know what they should do that because then he will he will not do so well yeah yeah i strongly believe that it that it's the lgbtq ai plus religion and he is looked at as holy no he's not they hate him well no he is a cis white man yeah the the the real devout dude but the the the loosely devout like the people that would be in the media not the people that are like the the theorists that are writing the books and stuff but the the initiated but not the the thought leaders they're the ones that would be like oh p budaj he's a member of the lgbt community we want to put him in a position where he where we want to have him in this good light because he's an authority etc so here you go budaj whose father was a renowned marxist scholar there it is people judge's father listen people to judge
Starting point is 01:15:46 his father is the guy that translated antonio graham she's prison notebooks which outlined uh outlined cultural marxism in entire in its entirety the idea that marxists needed to infiltrate infiltrate the western countries in media and in the, in the, in the, the culture before getting into the government, that was all Antonio Graham. She written about in, in the twenties when he was in Italian prison, the guy was an Albanian communist. It's he's the guy that,
Starting point is 01:16:18 and Buttigieg's father was the guy that translated all. He's a total Marxist. They're all commies everywhere. So is this like a young Avengers kind of thing where the Marxists are they're you know we got to get his kid well it's also interesting like they do this right often and i i can't remember who said this initially but uh aaron mcintyre says this they like to skin your religion alive and then like wear its skin as a suit and so this whole idea that pete buddha judge is this devout religious man when he's promoting homosexuality he's a christian who cares a lot about god well it's interesting in one of the debates he referenced that like oppressing the
Starting point is 01:16:55 poor and defrauding workers are very serious sins and it's true that those are among four sins that are listed as sins that cry out to heaven for vengeance and one of those other four is something that pete budaj is very proud of doing is all i'll say because yeah i i think it's fair to say in any context they take the religion i think it was uh tucker carlson who was he talking about the what what was the what was remember tucker carlson said they're not a religion anymore they're not even christian it's like a... Oh, I think... Episcopalians, probably. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But the point is, consistently arguing that what they're doing is in line with what the
Starting point is 01:17:35 Bible says for whatever reason they decide that it's in line with what the Bible says. Yeah. There's a lot of people who have done that for a very long time. For sure. But they, I mean... I'm not only referring to the left. No, no. I get what you're saying. I get what you you're saying and i wouldn't disagree with that at all
Starting point is 01:17:47 um and political leaders for all of history have tried to use religion as a skin suit so to speak right we're going to hollow out the actual norms and values but we're going to take the parts of it that we like and we're going to you know promote those and then try to use this veneer of religiosity to suggest that we're devout and serious people who care about morality to the public. I mean, do you think Pete Buttigieg cares a whole lot about morality? I don't know. He's deeply concerned.
Starting point is 01:18:11 Do you think he's like a really good guy who stays up late at night thinking about real moral problems and how to solve them? I don't think he thinks about any of the stuff we talk about. No. I think he was offered a do-nothing job. They said, drop out of the race and endorse Biden and we'll give you a cushy job. You'll get paid. You've got to do anything do anything and he's like sounds good to me and then they appoint him transportation secretary then the train blows up and they're like where's booty
Starting point is 01:18:31 judge and he's like he gets a phone call it's like it says white house on his phone and he's like yeah and they're like where you at he's like too busy trying to breastfeed my new kid i'm watching i'm watching reruns of x files and they're like you need to come in because everyone's mad he's like you told me i don't have to do any work well you gotta put on the hard hat and come out of here for a little bit that's what he did the vest how many die hard Buttigieg supporters do you think there are in the
Starting point is 01:18:55 MMA or UFC I don't know probably slim to none alright well interesting so there are woke people but not that woke maybe so there might be one the journalists probably all love him yeah I don't know man I wonder All right, well, interesting. So there are woke people, but not that woke, maybe. So there might be one. Yeah, there might be one. The journalists probably all love him. Oh, yeah, for sure.
Starting point is 01:19:07 Yeah, I don't know, man. I wonder if something like this exists, this article, because they need to lay on the gravitas right now. They're in desperate need of a candidate for 2024. They have no one. They tried Buttigieg last time. Clearly does not work. So instead of doing a long storied career with articles popping up saying good things,
Starting point is 01:19:31 they cram it all into one. He's a mensa genius who graces me because they need something. I mean, who are they going to run? Biden? I don't even know if Biden's going to be around. I'm trying to be mean, but you know. Like he's well past. How old is he right now?
Starting point is 01:19:47 79? Yeah. I think he's at like. 80, 81 maybe. Is he 81? I think he's like 81, yeah. Let's take a look at Joe Biden. No, Joe Biden now is 79.
Starting point is 01:19:56 He'll be like 83. 80. He's 80? 80 years old. 80 years old. Yeah. Yeah. November 20th, 1840.
Starting point is 01:20:03 It was almost 81. 1840. I did say 18, and I said November 20th, 1840. I was almost saying it. 1840. I did say 18 and I said, November 20th, 1942. 1842. You know what? I'm going to be honest. Here's the thing.
Starting point is 01:20:16 This Pete Buttigieg headline, loves God, I mean, doesn't keep the commandments. Beer prop, maybe Bud Light. Maybe Bud Light. Electric Mustang. That's got to be the lamest Mustang I ever heard of. Yeah, true. The whole thing is just i just fact-checked that entire article the voluminous mind the real the reason
Starting point is 01:20:33 they're doing that is humanist what how do you pronounce that voluminous voluminous voluminous there's a lot of it means big yes i know it's a voluminous mind i feel like that the whole thing is just you know a continuation of the propaganda that the the government now is just shoving down people's throats i really think a lot changed after the nda a was signed that allowed the government to propagandize people i mean it was the perfect time with social media being, you know, in everyone's pocket right about that time. You know, everyone on social media, everyone had a cell phone by then. And I think that most people that have the normie opinions, you know, unfortunately, they've unwittingly been completely propagandized by the most sophisticated propaganda apparatus ever invented it's literally in your it's literally people that choose to be propagandized they find their tribes to think the
Starting point is 01:21:35 things that they the people that they tend to align with most and then they're just shoved the same you know stories that that basically give them the dopamine hit that they're looking for all the time. Just constant reaffirmation of the things you believe. We're done. We solved all the problems. Whenever there's ever a quiet moment on the show, it's like, well, that's it. We've solved everything. We did fix it.
Starting point is 01:22:00 We fixed everything. We've got nothing left to talk about but Pete Butt booty judge and that guy who stole those ladies clothes i think we should talk about the fact that barack obama knew about the steel dossier being clinton uh garbage and yes tell us more about that well i mean barack obama did you're gonna say by the way i thought you were gonna say barack obama knew that this guy was stealing luggage wearing his clothing he might have known about that too but you know barack Barack Obama knew that the dossier was crap. He was sending the DOJ to hassle
Starting point is 01:22:29 President Trump before he was in office, and then as soon as once President Trump was in office, the DOJ continued to investigate based on all phony charges. They should all go to jail. They should all be tried. We could talk about that all night long.
Starting point is 01:22:45 What do you guys think is going to happen next year? They're saying Ron DeSantis is going to announce he's running for office next week. I think Ron DeSantis needs to worry about finishing his job in Florida. He started a lot of things there with the Disney, the illegal immigration. You need to finish what you
Starting point is 01:23:02 started, man. You got unfinished business over in Florida. It's not his time either. He's term termed out though isn't he is he i think he's just what's what is he on like you get two terms is that right years right is it eight years i think so yeah maybe right i'm looking it up uh let's see you can be elected every four years and uh you're not allowed to serve consecutive terms blah blah so what does that mean uh let's see you can be elected every four years and uh you're not allowed to serve consecutive terms blah blah so what does that mean uh there's a two there's a term limit i don't know uh every four years there's no lifetime limit on the number of times here she may be elected oh okay so no it's not true no yeah two consecutive terms term limit oh man
Starting point is 01:23:41 so he's got one more and he just got elected last it was it was uh last year right yeah yeah so okay so he's got four more years yeah he's got a lot of work to do i think he's doing a great job there was a list from uh his his team about all of the policies he's passed and it's just like slam dunk after slam dunk so yeah well with the term limit thing i mean one problem i have with that is the scumbag politicians are basically all the same and there there's a lot of them, so I don't know how much term limits really help there. But when you get someone who's actually good, which is so remarkably rare, they end up getting term limited out, and then they can't keep serving. Term limits should be of the bureaucracy positions should have like eight years or whatever. Then you have to get out. Because the bureaucracy is really where the administrative state has all of its power.
Starting point is 01:24:40 It makes rules that have the effect of law without actually being voted on by the Congress or by the Senate or anything. So it's totally independent lawmaking. So I think that the bureaucracy is our biggest problem. Marjorie Taylor Greene filed to impeach Joe Biden again today. I fully back this. By the way, can we just pull up the DeSantis? I want to ask you a few more questions. We'll pull up the DeSantis thread a little bit because he had.
Starting point is 01:25:04 Oh, do it. Yeah, no, no. I just want to ask you a few more questions. We'll pull up the DeSantis thread a little bit because he had... Oh, do it. Yeah, no, no. I just want to ask you. So I think I mostly agree with you, right? Like, I like what DeSantis is doing in Florida. And we were talking to Don Jr. about this yesterday. I would like to see Trump go back into the Oval Office. I think it'd be incredible if he's able to do so and just go scorched earth on the deep state and all the people that attacked him.
Starting point is 01:25:24 Do you think... I mean, how would you feel about like a DeSantis Trump ticket? If something like that were possible, do you think that DeSantis should strictly stay in Florida if there were, or if there was an opportunity for him and Trump to work together, would you be in favor of that? I mean, I'd definitely be in favor of it if there,
Starting point is 01:25:39 if there was that opportunity, but you could tell that DeSantis doesn't want to take a backseat. He feels like entitled, like he's America's governor right now. Like like he's he's not ready for the national stage you know donald trump will walk circles around him in a political debate so you know i think carrie lake would be a great you know vice president uh candidate for for trump you know she she's a very smart uh intellectual lady so i think that would be the right candidate i think you know we still got unfinished business in florida you know we need to you know all the policies that he's doing he
Starting point is 01:26:07 needs to finish that and you know we need trump back in office obviously his policies worked and you know inflation was at an all-time low you know our economy was booming you know our borders were secure we america was first and you know you know i think that desantis is controlled opposition i think he is really i do think he is, yeah. But he's doing such good things. You know what I mean? It's like you're getting all these things that you want in Florida. If it's controlled opposition, they're just giving us everything we want.
Starting point is 01:26:34 But it's to earn the trust of the people so that when he runs, people believe it. Yeah. I don't know. Yeah. I mean, I just think Trump's the guy for it now. I definitely agree with that. Maybe next time around guy for it now i i definitely agree with that maybe next time around yeah i i think i can agree with that it's it's a complicated one but i i lean in that direction i lean in that direction and i think that um we were talking about this yesterday
Starting point is 01:26:56 trump he you know he eats every politician he's on stage with alive like it's impossible to come out of an interaction with him looking good it almost never happens if you're arguing i don't think i i would hate to see him go up against the santas because i do think the santas is doing great things in florida and i do think trump would absolutely shred him if the two of them got i think together i think trump did not do that well against biden well he struggled with that because biden here because here's the thing biden is a sad old man with dementia so you don't shred him the way you shred other politicians you just let him talk trump didn't do that and that was his biggest mistake in those debates he should have just
Starting point is 01:27:36 let biden talk but he didn't he kept interrupting him well it didn't go well for him because if you just let biden talk he ends up sounding like an idiot all by himself he was also two-on-one, you know, if Chris Wallace was throwing softballs to Biden, then he's giving him all the tough questions to Trump. Yeah. I think he was tagging. That's been that way since the Mitt Romney and Barack Obama debate when Romney said something true and then the moderator corrected Romney. It's false. Yeah, it's false. But no, he was right. when Romney said something true and then the moderator corrected Romney. Yeah, it's false. But no, he was right.
Starting point is 01:28:12 Moderators have been sticking their nose in for the better part of the decade. I think one of the issues, though, is that when you've got someone like Jeb Bush and Trump's roasting him, it's funny. When Joe Biden gets roasted, it's sad. Well, it's kind of funny, too. But the difference is when Joe Biden is on stage with you and, you know, just allowing him to speak is going to make him look dumber than any insult you could throw at him. Then you just got to let the guy speak. It's like the Babylon Bee competing with reality. It's tough.
Starting point is 01:28:36 Exactly. Exactly. No, but that's that's the actual that's a great way of putting it. That's the actual approach when you're talking with Joe Biden, with Hillary Clinton. You know, the moderators in those debates were also in hillary's favor and on her side and they were trying to gang up on trump but he smoked her he smoked her it was it was a thing to behold and we just didn't see it as well with biden because i think there's a different strategy needed there but i also think at that time with everything that deep state was doing and all the
Starting point is 01:29:02 insane impeachment trials you can't blame him for having them thrown off his A-game. And I do want to say, too, the Babylon Bee often does write fact-based headlines. And I'm not exaggerating. They'll write something where the story will be, you know, politician signs bad policy. And then they'll write the story, but in a context mocking what they did. So it's still technically the truth, you know? Like, it's hard to think of an example off the top of my head, but they'll write something like, you know,
Starting point is 01:29:31 a politician signs a bill that every Americans hate, and it's like, well, they did. Like, that literally happened, and you're making fun of it, but you're telling us the truth about what happened. They do that a lot. And then not to mention, they have that spreadsheet of all the predictions they've made that have come true. Or I should say all the satirical articles
Starting point is 01:29:47 they've written that have turned out to be, that have come true eventually. Yep. That's crazy. Dude, I mean, it happens. Well, look, we don't have news these days, only reruns, right? It's just the same cycles keep appearing
Starting point is 01:30:00 over and over and over again. But it's hard not to predict things. We were, I went to a diner today and they were playing... What's that song? Sugar Ray, Someday? Someday when my life has passed me by. And I just...
Starting point is 01:30:15 I heard it and then I said to everybody, I was like, do you know how old this song is? What is it, like 1994 or something? I'm like, that would be like being a kid as a millennial and some, and you go to a restaurant and they're blasting music from the early sixties to us. That sounds kind of like a weird thing. Like sixties music blasting, you know, we play contemporary music and maybe some eighties
Starting point is 01:30:38 sixties was like the oldies. Now you go, you go to a restaurant, you go somewhere and they're playing music from the nineties as if it's like modern music and then uh we were talking about how you can look at furniture you can look at appliances and know what decade it's from not modern stuff interesting you like what after 2010 or something after the 2000s uh like late 90s and on time just froze i will say there was there was a kind of unique aesthetic in the early 2000s where everything was kind of bubbly and curvy it was this weird little post 90s aesthetic that existed for a little while but after that i think everything got this combination
Starting point is 01:31:15 of like straight edge with some slight curve to it and it's pretty much stayed there is that when the ai took over or the aliens or something well like hold on let look at. You're checking to see when the aliens took over? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm Google. I'm going to see if Snope has an answer. 2012. 2012, the end of the Aztec calendar, I think it was. Yeah, maybe that's it.
Starting point is 01:31:35 Maybe that's just when, like, we were only programmed by the simulation to go this far. You notice that's when, like, what was it? I think over half people on Earth had a... It was market a, yeah, it looks just like, had a what? It was market saturate, basically market saturation of cell phones. It's like end of 2012, beginning of 2013. And that coincided with, if you remember, December 2012 was when the Mayans predicted that there would be the beginning of a new era. Not the end of the world.
Starting point is 01:31:58 Awakening. Right. They believed that everybody would be able to understand each other's thoughts. Right. And I was told that that in the early 2000s or whatever, they're like, everyone's going to be psychic. And I'm like, what? And then I looked back on it and I was like, Twitter.
Starting point is 01:32:11 That's why Elon wanted it. They're fighting over the Genesis device, the Nexus device. Wow. Let's go to Super Chats. If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share this show with your friends, become a member at TimCast.com. We're going to have a members-only uncensored show coming up for you at about 10, 10 p.m.
Starting point is 01:32:29 It's going to be fun. Oh, this one's going to get dark, I guess, because the Culture War episode for tomorrow has been canceled. And we'll explain why in the members-only show where we talk about things that we don't say on YouTube. David Toronto says, Colby, destroy Leon Scott. I will, my brother, for God and country and, Colby, destroy Leon Scott. I will, my brother, for God and country and, you know, the Trump movement. I'm going to drop MAGA bombs on the students' face and bring this title
Starting point is 01:32:51 back to America where it belongs. Hell yeah. SA Federali says, I think you're too hard on Snowden. Greenwald and Poitras have maintained they got specific instructions not to indiscriminately publish or jeopardize anyone active. What you say about Snowden's trove is more true for Manning. It's true for Manning.
Starting point is 01:33:07 But the thing about Snowden is that I believe in an interview with it might have been Colbert or John Oliver. I'm not sure where he admitted to not actually going through the files and he did not know what was in the files he was releasing. So I'm not saying he was right or wrong. I'm saying Julian Assange is a journalist. People send him information. He publishes it.
Starting point is 01:33:27 Whistleblowers come to me, publishes it. That's it. They're trying to accuse him of colluding or conspiring or something. There's an American. Edward Snowden is a leaker. He took a trove of documents and he leaked them to journalists. I am not giving a moral prescription or anything. I'm just saying that's what he did.
Starting point is 01:33:43 There's a difference. So you can be happy with what he did i think he revealed a lot of really important stuff about how they're spying on us and lying and you know x key score all those things very very important information that was revealed but i think understanding the distinction between leaking and being a journalist it's an important thing again if you want to pardon snowden i'm not saying you shouldn't i think he should be pardoned but my attitude is more like yeah okay no i get it julian assange absolutely be pardoned all right way back says yokobi when is your next fight leon doesn't seem to want to fight you yeah it's uh you know i've been talking to the ufc he turned down a home date in london uk where he's from you know he
Starting point is 01:34:19 doesn't believe in his people and he doesn't believe they deserve a pay-per-view world title fight so now it's looking like august or september the fight's gonna go down he's got nowhere to run nowhere to hide so this fight's gonna happen 100 for the undisputed ufc world title and uh it's gonna be it's gonna be big what is it what does it look like for you in between these big fights just training all the time yeah my lifestyle you know i'm training 24 7 365 i'm training twice twice a day six days a week wow yeah how does that work do you do you are you sparring with people and fighting um usually we don't do the sparring to like training camps you know just because it's a lot of wear and tear on the body when you're
Starting point is 01:34:54 sparring hard like fighting someone physically so you know usually i'm just training more like techniques like working on my my punches working on my kicks working on my wrestling jiu-jitsu and just making sure my techniques and are you know world class are there uh i'm sure a lot of people who are big big fans and know the stuff better than i do probably already know but are there specific um martial arts or styles that you prioritize or that fighters tend to prioritize yeah i think the like most brazilian jiu-jitsu or something yeah like i would say american wrestling that's the most prevalent yeah martial art that's the most prevalent. Yeah. Martial art.
Starting point is 01:35:25 That's the best martial art. Cause if you're a wrestler, like it's already in someone's head, like I don't want to go to the ground. So even the best strikers, they don't want to do too much cause they don't want to get taken to the ground and get their face punched in. And then the Jiu Jitsu fighters are like,
Starting point is 01:35:37 Oh, how are we going to get the rest of the ground? We're just going to get punched in the face. So, Oh wow. American wrestling. That's the best way for martial arts. Wow.
Starting point is 01:35:44 That's cool. All right. That's the best. American wrestling. Best way for martial arts. Wow. That's cool. All right. We'll grab some more Super Chats. Raymond Field says, what's the GoFundMe for the pregnant lady? I think her name was, what was it? Sarah Comrie?
Starting point is 01:35:55 Was that it? Something Comrie. C-O-M-R-I-E. Yeah. The line says, congrats on having the next UFC welter welterweight champion on tim much love chaos much love chaos much love brother appreciate the support and and uh more congratulations to me to get to be on you know the tim cast podcast you guys one of the smartest people alive so it's
Starting point is 01:36:17 an honor to hear him talk and and get some knowledge from him today well we'll have we'll have a lot of fun in the members only for sure ray. Raymond G. Stanley Jr. says, Tim, I wanted to do a banger of a super chat. I wanted to do real hard work, but ow. Owie, ouchie, wawa. He's quoting my video. Seamus, we synced up, bro. We synced up. Thank you. That is
Starting point is 01:36:37 a reference to the newest cartoon we put up on men getting their periods. If you guys want to go over to Freedom Tunes and check that out, it was a fun one. Last night, after we wrapped the show, Seamus was like, Tim, I need you to pretend like you're having your period. We weren't able to,
Starting point is 01:36:50 the animation got done too late. Oh, we couldn't do it? I said, I know we couldn't. Oh, that's why. Tim was originally did the voice, but we literally, we ran late on production and couldn't get it in.
Starting point is 01:36:59 Seamus only lets me voice Dr. Fauci. No, we have a couple ideas for things that were only only dr fauci oh let's grab some more joe mallet says bjj purple belt can't understand this i'm often in rougher chokes also holding a choke for 15 minutes is exhausting he wasn't holding it for 15 minutes um is that is that what they were claiming it was 15 minutes i thought i read that somewhere that didn't seem to make like i don't know what do you think that makes sense holding someone down for 15 minutes i'll make any sense in a joke maybe like 15 seconds yeah 15 minutes no way and in the video you can see he's got a it's like a fairly tight choke yeah so yeah and then and then
Starting point is 01:37:39 he and then you see him get up and he they flipped the guy over they put him in the recovery position the dude's moving um look i'm not i'm not saying anybody did anything perfect my view is if you're if you're like a big dude and you don't know any technique and someone is threatening to kill people and you just decide you're going to hit them because you got to stop them you know they're like getting aggressive and you're going to try and subdue them and you subdue them in the only way you know how and it results in seriously hurting them i'm like well i'm not going to blame the victims right like if you if the only method you have is what you have and you try like i'm not it's not your fault you know i i don't know i think it's ridiculous have you have you ever seen like anything like this happen where it's been a serious injury
Starting point is 01:38:19 beyond the fact like just beyond like you know you said earlier they're they're out and they're up again have you seen it ever take longer than said earlier that they're out and they're up again. Have you seen it ever take longer than that? Like where they're out and they're really messed up for like, you know, they have serious brain damage, et cetera. No, I've never seen that. Usually when they're out and go unconscious, you know, like 10, 20 seconds later, they'll wake up and they'll be completely fine. So that's what tells me there's definitely some foul play going on. And the guy had some things in his system that we don't know about.
Starting point is 01:38:41 And we need to get some more facts about it before we start pointing the fingers. All right. that we don't know about and we need to get some more facts about it before we start pointing the fingers right now all right legama says as neo-maoists the woke want us to be scared not to join their cultural revolutionary anarcho-tyranny hence everyone there is blamed for not stopping the marine neely blm drag queens antifa and all are engaged in the sacred dismantling of the unjust society it is neo-maoism that is yeah that's exactly what observation yeah because it includes that whole uh the struggle sessions you know yep yeah they're struggling my girl taylor swift today yeah what were they really yeah what happened she's dating some dude that made bad jokes and the swift the lefty swifties are all like taylor you can't i'm like shut up and leave taylor alone lefty Swifties. Which is probably like she hates Trump.
Starting point is 01:39:26 Doesn't she? She had a viral video where she was like, but it's never, you know, it's never enough. You know, it's never enough. I mean, it's never enough. No, I'm saying she had a video from a long time ago where she was saying that she wanted to speak out against Trump or something like that. No, I know. But I'm saying or kind of sounded like she was trying to speak up in favor of Trump. You can be on the left.
Starting point is 01:39:44 But if they find one little thing that's out of whack if you're not perfectly obedient to the cause then you're the devil you're you're an evil evil person she said something like he might lose but at least i can say i tried did she really yeah and it implied like she wanted to speak up in support of trump wow i've heard that yeah i don't know you got to pull up the video because i'm like it's like people are, people were saying she hated Trump. She was anti-Trump and conservatives will still support her and ignore this. But then she said something like, he could still lose, but at least I tried or something like that. I'm like, it sounds like she's saying she wants to speak up to support him and that if he loses, well, at least she tried to get him elected.
Starting point is 01:40:20 Right. Are you looking it up? Well, here's the thing. The first article I found was Taylor Swift is is 100 right about donald trump from cnn so i assume she was against uh 2018 it was it was a viral clip that was going around i'm just curious what like insightful public policy prescriptions taylor swift had about what donald trump was doing in the oval office so i want to read through this gabriel lopez says crime open borders and inflation aren't problems that progressives are trying to solve but weapons they are wielding or in mcintyre so i just went at the beginning of this article when pop megastar
Starting point is 01:40:54 taylor swift criticized gop candidates in her home state of tennessee and urged people to vote for their democratic opponents donald trump responded that he now liked Taylor Swift's music, quote, about 25% less, unquote. Only 25% less. He's an honest man. He's like, look, 75% I still do enjoy it. I really do. He's like, that one where you're saying, you know, you need to calm down, I really enjoy it. Quite frankly,
Starting point is 01:41:20 our song is a slamming screen door. I do feel that way. Cosmic Surgeon says, I shared Tim's tweet on patriots.win and it's been hot all day. Currently 1,606 upvotes. Thanks, Tim. Well, it was kind of a derivative of that John Dye joke.
Starting point is 01:41:36 I think his name is. Is it John Dye? I hope I'm not getting his name wrong. It is John Dye, yeah. Okay. Where he said, if Lizzo is so beautiful, how can women get offended
Starting point is 01:41:42 when I say you look like Lizzo? And then I tweeted, start complimenting liberal women by saying they look like dylan mulvaney or lizzo well there's a thing i saw i saw this forever ago on twitter and it was killing me this guy was saying i tell left-wing women on twitter i just dm them and say them that they're like very a very beautiful trans woman and they get upset why would they get upset right like the thing is with the thing is with be fine with it it's just a compliment the lizzo joke hits the nail on the head with the hammer yeah they're lying yeah they're they're doing this thing where they're like it's like a trope from old movies where they're like oh no you're pretty no i'm ugly no you're pretty and
Starting point is 01:42:18 like they don't really think it they're just saying these things yeah it feels like a monty python bit almost all right it does so uh we did talk about this but paul uh taskalo says ask colby if he's aware that under certain state laws his hands are considered deadly weapons as a trained professional fighter does that make you worry about protecting yourself yeah definitely that's that's why i kind of keep myself out of a lot of situations you know i don't go to bars i don't i don't go to a lot of public why I kind of keep myself out of a lot of situations. I don't go to bars. I don't go to a lot of public places. I live a very sheltered life. I go to the gym and I go home and I don't really engage in going out in public too much
Starting point is 01:42:53 because I already know people are going to try and get a reaction out of me because they know I'm a professional fighter and they know if I touch them, they can just sue me. So I never put myself in those positions. Try and get some fame or something out of it, some PR stunt fame or crazy suing because it's a they know we're lethal weapons and if we touch them you know they know we make good money so they could just come after us there's this old viral video from like 20 years ago where there's a professional fighter backing away with his hands up and these like four guys are like yelling at him and waving their fingers and then they run at him and then he just puts his fist up and he goes one two three four and then he just keep as he's backing away and they're
Starting point is 01:43:28 charging him and they all just go down and then he puts his hands up like nah like stop dude it was an awesome awesome video people might know which one i'm talking about it's funny to watch like the dude who knows how to fight is begging you not to fight him yep you don't want to go there man yeah all right we'll grab some more. People realize exactly how tiring getting into fights. Like, after two rounds of rolling, I'm done. Maybe my cardio is bad, and like I said, I'm a white belt, so it's not like I'm some kind of fighter or anything.
Starting point is 01:43:57 But, man, that stuff just tuckers you right out. Mark Zuckerberg could beat you up. Absolutely. I saw that. That's brutal. Yeah, he won. Didn't he win like a gold or something like that? Oh, he paid him.
Starting point is 01:44:07 He definitely paid off his opponent. Yeah, I was going to say, are you kidding me? Come on, are you kidding me? He has a little freaking pretzel. But he's a robot. But he is a robot. So maybe he has those steel bones. That's in that geek.
Starting point is 01:44:20 There's two ways I think he won. Well, there's three ways. The most likely way is that as he was grabbing them to throw them, he had a wad of cash in his hand that he was putting into their hand. And then they're like, whoa. The second is that he is an android,
Starting point is 01:44:35 and so he just went, grabbed them, and they're like, I can't move. And the third was, he trained really, really hard, and then, you know. Yeah, I don't think so.
Starting point is 01:44:42 The last one seems ridiculous. The thing is, when you're loaded like that, and you actually have that kind of time, I get why Zucker And then, you know. Yeah, I don't think so. The last one seems ridiculous. The thing is, when you're loaded like that and you actually have that kind of time, I get why Zuckerberg is spending the time doing jujitsu
Starting point is 01:44:51 and why, like, what's his name? Bezos is all jacked now. You got no excuse to be out of shape and be a doughboy. Get out and do something. You got all the money
Starting point is 01:45:00 in the world. Do something. No, I do think that Zuckerberg probably trained and probably won. We're not acting like he entered the the like ufc or something and beat the best in the world wouldn't that be hilarious though if you paid the ufc off he's like you guys gotta let me win oh he's been talking about it with him and he's been like buying out like he'll go to ufc events and he'll buy out like the crowd and like show and he's
Starting point is 01:45:22 trying to get it like on metaverse or something no way no way i can't even like do you you think can you imagine what metaverse fights would be like no we should get you know they do those celebrity fights like they do the youtuber boxing matches but then uh what about like logan paul versus mark zuckerberg yeah oh my gosh what about just everyone who's been banned and mark zuckerberg you just got to get into a ring with everybody's band from facebook him and trump are in the ring together oh like the the the story about zuckerberg winning that fight i i'm i don't think it was a super high level fight i think it was like a very low level fight probably won well it wasn't a fight let's's get the terms right. It was a jiu-jitsu match. What happened was... Between getting punched in the face
Starting point is 01:46:06 in a fight and doing some rolling in jiu-jitsu. And getting a point or whatever. So what happened was... Yeah, getting points and criteria. His younger sister called him a mean name. And then he, you know, hit her. I don't know, though. I think Mark Zuckerberg could probably beat you up, Seamus. Mark Zuckerberg? You think Zuckerberg and I?
Starting point is 01:46:21 Yeah. Tim, I don't even know if I can do this show anymore. That was the most disrespectful thing I've ever heard in my life. I'm trying to be reasonable, though, Tim I don't even know if I can do this show anymore I'm trying to be reasonable I'm trying to be reasonable though because like I don't train fighting and neither do you but Phil does and obviously Colby is the best no but what I'm saying is like to be fair
Starting point is 01:46:38 I think it's reasonable to argue that a person who is on camera training in any kind of I'm going to give him credit. I just don't know if I believe that. I just don't know if I believe that he's actually training. I don't think so. He's the expert, Tim.
Starting point is 01:46:54 Here's the physical training I have. I have running and jumping off of things. I can climb really well from skating. I can probably do parkour and stuff. So that gives me some advantage in a fight. But if Zuckerberg's been training in grappling, I think he probably wouldn't know what to do.
Starting point is 01:47:10 I don't have that training. I'm doomed. I got a sub-second draw, though. That's it. I don't think he's been training. I think it's a photo op. I think he's just trying to fool people like, oh, I'm this tough guy. Because everybody knows he's a little nerd.
Starting point is 01:47:19 He ain't tough. There's nothing tough about him, man. He's afraid of shadows out there. What about Bezos, though? You see the picture of him man he's afraid of shadows out there what about bezos though you see the picture of him he's like all like working out juiced up on steroids everybody knows you can't have that type of transformation it's obvious that's not funny it's facts that's fast yeah 100 you know put some testosterone hgh anivar and all the other drugs you know the cocktail of drugs that people are doing with steroids these days here's a question then so so you were saying like basis he just got he got too big too fast based
Starting point is 01:47:48 um how how long did i guess i didn't pay attention to that transformation how quickly did this guy get jacked i don't know within like a couple months oh wow yeah yeah like the same amount of time it took him to make like a billion dollars let's grab some he literally just bought a guy's muscles and implanted them into his body i mean dude science people are doing that yeah or he's just working on the new genetic modification technology there's a uh ford fisher was tweeting about a documentary he did where people are injecting themselves with a gene therapy and experimental gene therapy outside of u.s jurisdiction i don't know the full details but you guys can check it out ford fisher on twitter he's got a youtube channel too and he
Starting point is 01:48:29 was it's basically what these people do is they inject themselves i'm probably getting it wrong but it does something to deactivate fat production and increase muscle production there's something about the mechanism by which we switch between fat production and muscle production causes some kind of aging. It's a very simple way of putting it. And one guy is basically saying, I don't expect to starve anytime soon in modern society, so I'd rather have proper muscle regeneration, which makes you live longer. And so they're injecting themselves with this gene therapy to extend their lives. And they've been doing it for a while, apparently. What you're describing sounds like trend balloon i mean it's like just like you know like if you're taking if it if it
Starting point is 01:49:08 suppresses uh fat and and helps build muscle that just that sounds like gear yeah i'm gonna go to a doctor here pretty soon because i'm in my 40s i'm gonna see if i can get some uh testosterone replacement or whatever i think we can all agree that bill gates has no excuse anymore for looking the way he does. He doesn't. Yeah. Dude, it would be the greatest thing if we got like Bezos, Zuckerberg, Gates, Dorsey. Who else can we get? Let's get Soros in there.
Starting point is 01:49:34 Well, he's too old though. A little old, I guess. I guess Bill Gates is too. Yeah. But I think it's funny how Bill Gates is telling everybody how unhealthy they are and he's just like very out of shape. It's really wild, actually. What do we got here? John Starling says,
Starting point is 01:49:48 after a 15-hour day welding, watching Tim Kass for the next WWE champ and favorite UFC fighter making my night, hello from North Carolina, Colby. Shout out. Shout out to my man from North Carolina, man. Much love and respect. And, you know And God bless you.
Starting point is 01:50:08 Vindicated Dasha says, you say get out of the cities, but I'm the caretaker of a 90-year-old grandparent that refuses to leave and it keeps us stuck no matter how much we want to leave. I hear you. And another good argument made to me was someone said that they got divorced
Starting point is 01:50:22 through no choice of their own and they can't leave their kids in the city they they need to be an influence for their kids they can't leave they can't leave and i'm like yeah that's true like i would never advocate someone abandon their children if they were stuck there because of laws just makes a really hard situation yeah that's rough true it's true you know i mean if you can get out but it's not like the people around this table here are like unaware that people have you know serious problems in their life and serious issues with with just picking up and leaving you know yeah leon says 1930s germany publicly declare support or else
Starting point is 01:50:58 that's what it was like, right? Yeah, true, man. That's crazy. Let's grab some more Super Chats. John Madeski says, Colby, these dudes never even been punched in the face before. Do your thing. Be like water, my friend. He came here to fight all of us? Yeah. I only beat up crybaby libs.
Starting point is 01:51:21 I don't punch conservatives in the face. Especially, these are some of the biggest fighters in the world right here. They're fighting up against the establishment. They're fighting all the deck that's stacked against them. You're too kind, man. And I'm going to push back. You guys are real fighters, for real. Ready to Rumble says,
Starting point is 01:51:35 Tim has never been in a fight his whole life. He has ran away. I have been in many fights. I wouldn't say I've been in large amounts of fights, but I appeared on Tucker Carlson tonight specifically because when I was in Boston and an Antifa guy started swinging at me, I, I tightened my muscles, leaned in and said, do it. And I filmed him as he kept trying to swing at me and make me flinch.
Starting point is 01:51:57 And so they asked me to come on and talk about it. And I was like, look, man, if this Antifa guy, while I'm live streaming wants to hit me, hit me like it's not the end of the world. I'm not going to die. I'm live streaming wants to hit me hit me it's not the end of the world, I'm not going to die I'm not going to go to the hospital I'll be sore maybe, depending on what and then I'll have on camera this guy attacking me unprovoked so make my day
Starting point is 01:52:15 people rag on me because there's a video where a guy pulls my hat off and then I immediately turn around and threaten to knock all of his teeth out and I'm like you're making fun of me because I got really angry and overreacted i'm like if there was no police there i probably got into a fight so like dude don't don't put like you shouldn't put your hands on people like don't yeah i hats and don't grab people and try and pick and fights like that don't do that well i was in boston and i had this antifa guy swinging at me and then stopping just
Starting point is 01:52:44 short of the camera and then swatting at me. And I'm standing there and then I don't even know how long after another guy walks up and grabs my hat and then I'm surrounded by cops. And I'm just like already really angry and wanting to feel some kind of emotional satisfaction because I know I can't hit an Antifa guy. I'm not going to get in a fight while I'm on the ground. And this guy's trying to provoke me. and then some dude puts his hands on me and now i'm just like i'm i was pissed i was i was triggered i was mad triggered and i'm like surrounded by cops and i'm just like i'm not going to overreact like i can't do anything that's what they want yeah i'm like they want a reaction well they yeah it's called mid-level
Starting point is 01:53:23 violence they it's like when you know not i'm not touching you i'm not touching you i'm not touching you the point of that is to get a reaction out of you and and there are things that they do that still counts as assault when they do it you know yeah that should be assault touching someone invading their personal privacy like i mean but you have everything to lose you know you have an empire these guys are nobodies and they have nothing to lose so they have everything to gain yeah all right we'll grab some more super chats amenthi says i would give up my right to vote if it meant ben crump was disbarred and we never heard from him again but that would be like you voting to make it so that he's disbarred and that's like a good that's a good vote that's a great vote very good trade all right self-made woman says to cover all
Starting point is 01:54:07 bases does city bike karen have a time stamp for the bike according to the new york post they reviewed the time span a time stamp and confirmed it was from the moment yeah people that one minute before the video is when she took the bike out yeah and also uh people in chat because people were asking why did they blur the time stamp out people in chat were saying it's so that random people on the internet don't know when she gets off shift oh right schedule is yeah and that's why the new york post said they confirmed it without revealing the time they don't want people go find her job makes sense yep yeah see a better a better feature says on the on the receipt why is the time stamp the only thing blacked out did she go back
Starting point is 01:54:43 after the fact and rent the bike in order to fake it what legit reason is there to redact the time stamp she's leaving work and pregnant and people are threatening her so they don't want to reveal what her shifts are whatever but i mean everybody still knows where she works which this is a crazy world remember remember this all i remember the first canceling do you remember the first canceling the woman on twitter was flying somewhere. Oh my gosh, yeah. And she tweeted a joke about AIDS. And then while she's in the air with no internet,
Starting point is 01:55:12 the tweet's going viral like crazy. And when she lands, she finds out everyone in the world hates her. She's fired from her job and she had no idea why. And she was making a woke joke. She said something like... She said something like, she't happen to me because i'm white or something like that yeah like she said something like she hopes she doesn't get aids but it won't happen because she's white and she was trying to make a left-wing joke about how white people see themselves about white
Starting point is 01:55:36 privilege about how right they see themselves unaffected and they're not part of the impoverished communities it did not matter the left doesn't have humor so it's like nope that was just racist and wake up call for this lady well it was a wake-up call for the world because that was kind of the first time that it happened yeah asha says the bike karen is definitely a democrat she said you're hurting my fetus us conservative women call it what it is a baby even when we are growing them i noticed that too too. She said, you're hurting my fetus. So weird. Like, this is the problem.
Starting point is 01:56:10 If these people intentionally want these things to happen, who are we to tell them they should not have them? Like, you know, if you tell me you want lower taxes, you know, Colby, and then you vote for it,
Starting point is 01:56:21 and then you come back later and say you got lower taxes, I'd be like, oh, congratulations. If a liberal in the city says, I want violent criminals out on the street, and then a vote for it and then you come back later and say you got lower taxes i'd be like oh congratulations if a if a liberal in the city says i want violent criminals out on the street and then a violent criminal attacks them am i gonna be like oh no i'm not gonna go to a guy who voted for lower taxes and be like oh you poor man you got lower taxes i'm like well you voted for it i don't know what else to say man like but why see like that's what we're doing we're assuming to that they need our sympathy if if i don, I don't know who she voted for,
Starting point is 01:56:45 but as a fair point about her calling it a fetus, if she did vote for it, I mean, I, I, we should be saying congratulations to her. Congrats. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:56:51 Yeah. Like I'm, I'm happy for you that you got what you, what you wanted, you know, true me. I got, uh,
Starting point is 01:56:57 uh, I got, uh, I got some chickens, chickens. Yeah. You know, I wanted those chickens.
Starting point is 01:57:03 They, they created more of themselves. I'm very happy that i have them you wanted violent criminals to be released on the street they are now and you got that we're all living our best lives yeah congratulations but now they're raising money off it too see this is the thing i'm concerned about the daniel penny thing i get this is a guy who people are cheering for he's a hero he's a marine he's trying to stop someone who is very very violent this woman i don't know for sure yet but i am concerned about someone being a lib who votes for these policies gets victimized by them
Starting point is 01:57:29 and then comes to us and says now give us money like that's where i'm like yeah fishy i don't want to be doing that i don't want to fall for that tom pant says no stop with this do whatever you want but don't go after kids and don't break laws that's why we are where we are today objective morality and enforcement thereof is required to preserve a stable culture yeah i agree mostly um i've talked about this quite a bit that it doesn't matter what we think the principles are or aren't because uh we have our own moral lines uh and and trying to simplify the idea, both the left and the right will argue that parents have a right to choose
Starting point is 01:58:09 what's best for their kids. Except when it comes to like this trans kids thing splits it where the left says the government has no right to tell me what to do with my children if they're aborting them, but the government has a right to intervene
Starting point is 01:58:22 to take a child from his parents if the child is trans. So it's like the principle is irrelevant you know what i mean there's no the morality there is strictly subjective morality of leftist tribal groups a baby in the womb has no right to life and the government can't intervene but a child outside the womb who wants to get sterilized the government can seize and then without the parents knowledge sterilize so like you can't yeah it's almost like they just hate innocent life or something you know i think they want there to be less people the left doesn't believe in innocence as well that's also true yeah they well it's interesting because they don't profess to believe in innocence but on a deeper level i think they do they don't believe in is they innocence, but on a deeper level, I think they do. They don't believe in innocence of children.
Starting point is 01:59:07 They hate it. They want the, the whole project of the left that the LGBT stuff in, in schools and stuff is essentially just to destroy the innocence of children. That is really what, and this is, I'm an agnostic.
Starting point is 01:59:20 So like me and Seamus aren't like, Seamus is the religious guy. So it's not like I'm like pumping out like some kind of you know religious take but do it they're still evil like so all right if you haven't already would you kindly smash that like button subscribe to this channel share the show with your friends become a member at timcast.com because we got a we got a fun members only show our guest for tomorrow morning canceled and you're going to want to hear why but we're not going to say on youtube literally not allowed to i think you are but it's family i'm gonna keep it family
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