Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #792 Elon Musk Promotes 'What Is A Woman' Sparking Leftist OUTRAGE w/Ashley St. Clair

Episode Date: June 3, 2023

Tim, Ian, Seamus, & Kellen join Ashley St. Clair to discuss Youtube now allowing videos that cast doubt on the 2020 election, Walgreens introducing their dystopian anti-theft stores, a brawl between parents & LGBTQ supporters, & a MLB player being booed for supporting the Bud Light & Target boycotts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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YouTube has announced they're reversing their misinformation policy on election denialism, and while they will not allow you to deny elections in Brazil, they are now going to allow people to once again make videos on YouTube denying the 2020 election, as they call it. They will allow you to make videos claiming that Donald Trump had the election stolen from him through glitches, errors, fraud, etc. Very, very interesting. And they're going to say they give their reasons for it. But we know why we know why we'll talk all about it they're doing it because when trump invariably wins in 2024 and then assumes the presidency in 25 they're gonna deny it and they're gonna deny it very hard so

they're they're getting ready to be able to do that just like they did in 2016 so we'll talk about that plus we got some more news el. Elon Musk has directly promoted the documentary. What is a woman by the Daily Wire pinned it to his profile? I believe he pinned it. He tweeted every parent should should watch this. And now with if you combine the views from the Daily Wire's tweet and Elon's, it's over like one hundred and fifteen million views with all the other quote tweets. It may be even higher. To be fair, I don't think that makes it. I don't think it's 115 million people who saw the documentary in its entirety. And some of those may be overlapping because it's not unique views.

It's each has its own views. But I would imagine tens of millions of people probably saw this documentary now because of the stress and effect. So we're going to talk all about that. Before we do, head over to castbrew.com and pick up your Cast Brew Coffee. It's our company it's our coffee and if you buy our coffee

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as well. Very patriotic wine for those who hate Bud Light but also hate beer. And I'll take some. You've got some red. So we're doing an alcohol thing. Someone's got to pour. This table's too big. People can't see how big this table is. Biggest table.

This side of Mississippi. Some say the biggest. It's very big. It's very big. Whoa, whoa. My camera. Do you want to push it a little bit? You've got to use the force.

That looks good. What kind of red wine is that, by the way? This is a Cabernet. Mind if I have some? I'm going to go. Yes. And a portion of all the proceeds. This is we the people. There's cork floating in it. Seamus I have some? I'm going to go. Yes. And a portion of all the proceeds. This is we the people.

There's cork floating in it. Seamus. I need a new one. Well, you know, no one else was able to get it open. So there we go. Let's try again. It was actually my fault. Yeah.

It was all your fault. But so I've actually started drinking a little bit because Bud Light is so bad. I wanted to anti-boycott and just start drinking rival companies. But no, more... Right on, thanks, man. That's for me. That one's got cork in it because Seamus doesn't know how to take a cork out.

What? I was the only one who could do it. I was the only one who was able to get the cork out. Fair point. You guys are children. And a portion of all the... I think there's still cork floating in this one. ...sales go to our military and veterans. Yeah, I can't. If you were a real alcoholic,

you'd drink this cork and thrill. Yeah, try the white. We'll take the white. Well, the red is because I want the resveratrol. But yeah, so this is a good American company. We're all about promoting companies. But Ashley, you work for the Babylon Bee?

I do. I work for the Babylon Bee. I'm also the author of the children's book, Elephants Are Not Birds, which is a rebuke of some of the transgender propaganda being pushed on our children. Right on. And that's Brave Books. We had Trent from Brave Books on Culture War podcast earlier. So thanks for hanging out. We also got Clint.

He's hanging out. What's up, Tim? Periodically just popping in. Yeah. Well, you know, I got to swing through and take your money playing poker. Well, you didn't take mine. I know. Well, you did get some of it.

Did I? Yeah, what was it? You had trips. You had a set. You had threes. Oh, yeah. Well, no, I had pocket aces. You folded quads, which is crazy.

But I didn't know I had quads. No, I know. It was on the river. Clint Russell, host of Liberty Lockdown, co-host of Tower Gang, Mises Caucus member, LP National member, Dave Smith protege. You know, that's me. Right on. And we also got Seamus Coughlin.

Seamus Coughlin. I run a YouTube channel called Freedom Tunes. We make animated cartoons. We release at least one a week, usually two per week. I think you guys will like the one that we uploaded on Thursday. It's pretty funny. A lot of fun to make. The wine smells good. It's pretty good. A lot of fun to make. The wine smells good.

It's pretty good. I think the cork in the wine... Helped it. Absolutely. I think it made it better. Ian, where are you double fisting? It's charging. I'm going there. Wild animal.

I think that the cork in the wine being gross is like an old wives tale. It's right. Like a hair in the food. No one really cares if there's hair in their food. It's bourgeois sentimentality. So you took the one with the cork in it i'm gonna drink it yeah but i'm gonna fish the cork out well here give it to me i can i can easily get it out you want to switch this one's already decorked i'll take the decorked one then there might be something in

there i was gonna yeah there's something looks good to me and uh ian is did you already introduce oh hi yeah ian crossland very happy to be here nice and it's good to see you guys again ashley clint seamus great to see you we love you also kellen yeah what's up it was uh it's been a chaotic start to the show we're doing karaoke we got cork in the wine you know i think it's kind of like when you're cooking with uh cast iron you know you want that iron in your food you want the cork in your wine you know what i mean we lick it did the audience hear our karaoke no but seamus and i were singing classics classic rock songs do what and pop songs and pop songs as trump as trump it was fun we were singing lady gaga as trump you had to

give them a sample maybe on the after show maybe they will get people oh it's friday where are you come on give us that was me give us golem trump i need quite oh i was doing golem trump earlier i was like the toxic from us the stupid bad habits the ring was a birthday present and the talk well we uh let's let's let's calin's here let's jump to the first story so we can explain so uh we have this story from axios and actually we were going to lead with the elon musk stuff promoting what is moment it's massive base 100 million views or whatever and then i can't remember who i think was it you or someone mentioned that this story axios says youtube reverses misinformation policy to allow u.s election denialism and they say the company's confirmed

in a reversal of its election integrity policy, YouTube will leave up content that says fraud, errors, or glitches occurred in the 2020 presidential election. And other U.S. elections, the company confirmed to Axios on Friday. The election was stolen from Richard Nixon in the 60s. Oh, you think Mayor Daley? And Hillary Clinton. Mayor Daley.

No, but we started talking about this, and then as soon as we brought it up seamus started doing gollum as trump saying they stole it from us my precious so uh there you go i couldn't believe it but uh there's a very obvious reason why they're doing this donald trump is likely going to win in 2024 in 2025 he will be inaugurated they're going to lose their donald trump is likely going to win in 2024 in 2025 he will be inaugurated they're going to lose their minds the far left is going to rampage through dc and set fires and burn things down like they always do and then the democrats are going to come out and

they're going to be like it was stolen from us trump's working for russia or insert whatever country he takes it they takes it you know hillary hillary clinton's gonna be old and scraggly and be like they started from us yeah oh my goodness trying to do lady golem on the fly i have to practice it lady golem's a tough one man this new change in policy doesn't change anything for me because i still i get the feeling that computers were tallying votes 51 49 in private and not telling us i'm lying but i have no proof i've never claimed that it is happening i I just sense the burden of proof is on the person that's tallying the votes, in my opinion. Ian's jumping right into it.

He's like, we can talk about it again. Yes. We had Steve Bannon on, and Steve Bannon talked about it. And, you know, some people are like, aha, now that Axios confirms the policy is gone, Tim's going to finally admit, no, dude, you guys, no. Like, I've never been afraid. I have never held back i genuinely think they won by changing the rules by ballot harvesting by ballot chasing by lack signature verification you can call it fraud i get it you can say it

was stolen you can say it was rigged and all that stuff but it doesn't get to the real cause and here's the problem i always had with it right after the election when trump is like it was stolen it was rigged there's videos of people in georgia being like i'm not voting why what's the point and then uh and then you you lose georgia the democrats and give the democrats the senate because people were just like it's stolen it's impossible and they give up yeah the narrative is very harmful to the actual solutions too i was very happy to see turning point action partnering with scott pressler now though they pledged five million dollars for ballot harvesting efforts in collaboration with scott pressler this man who's done so much he's finally gonna get paid

hopefully and i'm gonna i'll read we normally we say the super chance but this is a good one kyle miller says youtube reversing the election rule could be so that there are videos to demoralize the right to not vote in 2024. Oh, interesting. Completely agree. So right now it's already demoralizing that we know they're doing vote in the park, ballot harvesting, that universal mail-in voting was unconstitutional in Pennsylvania for a period. And then the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ruled that it was allowed, which I still think is ridiculous because their constitution actually says you can't do this. It changed a few words and then they made it legal. Then they did ballot harvesting.

If you just say that it was stolen and you can't win, people give up. If you say, hey, if you do what they did, you'll actually win. So here's what i think i actually think there's no way they can win in 2024 as of right now pending any variable changes i think if the election would happen today the republicans would win however we'll see what happens you know just wait a few years the left will clip that one thing and and rip out the x that the pat the at the other context of me saying as of right now my point is the republicans have heavily learned ronda santos and trump have both said they're going to ballot harvest you you add on the the

economy the war the war is bad bad for biden biden is screwing things up when afghanistan happened the surrender his approval rating flipped it was all of a sudden biden was causing problems they don't have anyone yeah they don't and if it and if the best they can rfk jr who's actually polling pretty decently but he is very anti the the establishment democrats i think a lot of republicans would would wrote vote for rfk as well but they're not going to for a very shallow reason i think he's got a serious disadvantage because of his voice which sounds very shallow but i think if he had the same ideas and he was in a different body he would be he would perform much better yeah the voice is a big part it's like a reverse jfk nixon it's a it's a talking job so that's that's a good

point of all the of all the presidential uh announcements that i've heard so far from desantis and trump i mean trump's presser was pretty lackluster too if you listen to rfks because i listen to his entire like it was 75 90 minutes on twitter spaces and it was phenomenal it was really really good so yes i i agree with you that like there will be superficial analysis that says i can't like what's up with this dude's voice but if you actually listen to the content of his words it's incredible there's also one of the best candidates to be fair even though he does say some good things like he's still a democrat he's still on the left he's not a social conservative so like as a conservative i would not vote for him i think now here's the thing if our election was like rfk versus trump i think our country would be in a better position right so i think the democrats are horrible he's certainly less horrible than the rest of them i

prefer his positions to theirs so yeah i think he would be a step in the right direction for the democratic party but they don't want the right direction and that's why they're in the democratic party i think trump is is very much like liberal i don't think left right i don't know if those terms really i mean and he just just ran as a republican because he's like i got a better chance in there than going with the dnc deciding who's going to be the candidate yeah but do you think so like it's the same thing with rfk because i don't think of him as like i mean he could easily be a republican i wouldn't know the difference interesting so i i hear what you're saying about trump you're absolutely correct that trump is like not the most conservative or right-wing

politician in america far from it even though he's been maligned by the media as just being this far right fascist type uh i like him as far as the other candidates go he was there's a couple things he's a couple comments he's made on abortion especially recently that have been kind of disheartening for me but look i mean he appointed the judges that ended up overturning roe v way like we can we can attribute a good amount of that victory to donald trump so even though he's not perfect uh i do still like him a lot but you're right it's it is a little bit strange to adopt that vernacular and call Trump like a right-winger or a conservative because his positions really aren't that conservative as, you know, compared to what we would consider to be conservative like 10 years ago.

Right? He's like a New York, he's a New York Democrat in a lot of ways. I think he's being very strategic on the abortion issue, though, because you do have to get over the affluent suburban moms and females, especially in swing states like Pennsylvania. I think he's being very strategic about that. President Trump was one of the most pro-life presidents we ever had, undoubtedly. So I think his rhetoric around it is very deliberate because it is going to be an obstacle in those affluent suburban areas if you're going hard on abortion. And you can't really be in politics without playing politics. It's possible. I still don't know if it's justified or I agree with it, but I do agree with you that that could be his strategy.

Maybe it's an attempt, but maybe it's what he believes. I don't know. Seven minutes ago, we were all laughing and pouring wine and we're talking about abortion. Well, look, we're just pointing out some of the substantive differences between the parties, too. Yeah, yeah. Friday nights. I don't know.

Tim, what do you think of RFK overall? Oh, I like him. I would never vote for a Democrat. Really? Without any major reform. It's just not... What about Vivek Ramaswamy? As a Democrat?

Well, no, I just mean in general. Oh, I like him. He's great. Fantastic. He's throwing my hat in the ring. The problem is, you know, in 2018, I'm talking to, I'm seeing these Democrats. You have people like Jeff Andrew. He switches parties.

Those are good things. And I was thinking to myself, like, you could support a Tulsi Gabbard. Or at the time, I liked Andrew Yang, but I think he's just trying too hard to pony up and pander. And I'm thinking, if we get someone like tulsi and we can you know push the democratic party away from the neoliberal establishment stuff and then what ends up happening when these democrats get in we saw this in 2018 with uh so this is before jeff but when these democrats get in and they're they're all campaigning saying we're going to be

moderates we're going to fight for kitchen table issues then they get elected and they say they drop to their knees in front of nancy pelosi and go i will do whatever you say and then she like impeach trump and they go yes my lord and i'm like what was the point of voting for these people all they did was give their vote to pelosi for stupid nonsense yeah they didn't fix any of these problems they not the economy they just went nuts and said trump is bad so nah rfk can do whatever he wants i think he's a good dude whatever i'm not voting for a democrat because if you him in, all he does is empower the Democratic establishment. Joe Manchin, for example.

He needs to be voted out of West Virginia. He should have switched parties a long time ago and said, I'm getting away from this stuff. It's nuts. Instead, he empowers them and they complain he doesn't give them enough. Although... Sinema left the party. Good for her. I think we need them all to leave.

We need to just do a total turnover and say, guess what? If been in office you're not allowed to come back we're just going to start fresh when trump got in it sort of splintered the republican party when trump came in because he wasn't really a republican and now we've got the freedom caucus so rfk could splinter the democratic party and i would say that trump splintered the republican party because the party wasn't republican that's also true. When he entered, those were like neoconservative, big state or big government guys. So I'm glad that he messed it up. And to do a little bit of pushback on the RFK talk, I think that there is no living politician or American, for that matter, that has more impetus and imperative to try and abolish and just shatter the FBI and the CIA. So for that reason alone, as an anti-war hardcore libertarian, I love that guy.

And what was his voice? Do you not think Trump has as much of a motivation to try to shut those agencies down? I don't think so. No. Really? Okay. Why not? Because he hasn't, when he had the opportunity to provide evidence of what they have done to him, he has fallen short time and time again. Whereas RFK, when he does interviews and he talks about how his father was assassinated, it's really powerful.

Uncle, I think he means. Both his father and his uncle. Oh, right, right. You're right. Robert Kennedy. Bobby. You're right. Bobby was going after the mob pretty hard before he got killed.

I was thinking JFK despite RFK as well Bobby Kennedy, unsung hero and his uncle, and he actually did an interview with Mike Tyson where he lays out I mean, this guy is like an encyclopedia of knowledge and he's got the entire case he's like, I know the name of the man who's responsible for assassinating my father

I swear to you check it out, he's incredible and he's also willing to to have really uncomfortable hard conversations that are totally anathema within the democratic party he would be even if i don't necessarily think he can win because he is running on abolishing the fbi he would be such a huge quantum leap in dialogue amongst the liberty excuse me amongst the democrats in this country so please do as well as you can rfk well the democrats it's so funny because they detested the fbi until 2016 when they

all began worshiping it and you think like somebody anti-fbi someone who was against the deep state probably could have had some success within the democratic party until more recently true even if the party establishment didn't like them the voters would have been much more open to that person that's the whole russian collusion case exactly and so with rfk versus trump i guess i would say just from a strategic standpoint part of where it's muddy for me is i think you're right that that makes it a bit more personal than what happened to trump uh then on the other hand trump would only have one term and not be concerned about re-election now i think you could say rfk having gone through that and firmly believing that

these agencies are responsible for two deaths in his family okay maybe he doesn't care about a second term thank you yeah that's that's possible you see what trump said no finish i thought i don't know no i i just think that's about like again i still prefer trump but from a strategic standpoint i think that's an interesting argument he said we don't need eight years we need five months to make him because he's like i am going to fire all of these people it is going to be if he's for real then god bless let's go there's a shift happening on both sides against all of these three-letter agencies including the cia the fbi you saw jack dorsey coming out and saying you know splinter them into a million pieces dissolve them all which is incredible and i think especially jack dorsey being removed from

the pit of Twitter and everything that he had to deal with all of these requests he had to deal with. I think there's a shift in the way most of the public is viewing these weaponized three letter agencies. Yeah, I mean, it's strange because people have always been very selective about this. You know, the FBI, the CIA, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, any of these organizations that admit to things like, you know, Operation Northwoods or MKUltra openly that the public know of, people will still turn around and say, OK, they used to be like that, but they're not like that anymore. Isn't that incredible that we know these things happen and we're still like, yeah. It's not just that. It's not just that these things happen and other claiming they don't happen anymore.

It's like there's other very obvious shenanigans to put a light term on it happening before our eyes. Like, for example, everything we learned through the Durham report and everything anyone who was observant knew before the Durham report came out about the obvious political bias and total incompetence at best that occurred. And we're supposed to give them the benefit of the doubt and say this wasn't an attempt at a coup. They were trying their best, but they just happened to have some bad eggs who were politically motivated,

but weren't even in and of themselves trying to subvert the democratic process. Why would you give them that benefit of the doubt given the history of these three letter agencies? I don't know. That should be Trump's new slogan, no more shenanigans. No more shenanigans.

Well, Joe Biden was no malarkey, right? I love that meme where it's like, yes, we know the CIA did bad things in the 50s, the 60s, the 70s, the 80s, the 90s, the 2000s, the 2010s, and there's been no meaningful reform or change ors, the 2000s, the 2010s. And there's been no meaningful reform or change or accountability. But now everything's good.

Exactly. But this time it's different. What drives me crazy, though, is that this should be a bipartisan issue. Like you have Martin Luther King Jr., for God's sakes, and the Democrats are now running cover for the FBI. Like, what are you guys doing? And leftist activists say, we don't like the Democrats, but we march behind them. Right. Well, exactly, because they know that the democratic party is very useful to them right now so it doesn't matter what the facts say what matters is what's politically expedient in the

moment so they'll always simp for the establishment i'll say this they say yeah you know you you say that you're not conservative you're voting for trump and i'm like trump is an insurgent like bernie was an insurgent and trump is trying to do away with these institutions with the intelligence agencies the bureaucracy the deep state not perfectly he did he didn't do that great in his first term probably because he thought i'll get a second term and then i'll really kick butt i also think now he wants revenge but there's a big difference between trump and the democratic party which is the machine establishment the three-letter agencies and the neocons who rushed over there because of trump's emergence in the Republican Party.

True. I'll also throw this out there. I just, I wonder how much of an insurgent Bernie Sanders ever really is or was, because he's caved into the Democratic establishment every single time. I remember, you know, my brother was looking at Bernie Sanders. He's a little interested in his policies back in 2015, 2016. And I remember saying, I have a bad feeling about a man. I don't like his politics, but as far as dissidents go, I think he's going to cave.

And then, boom, he ends up endorsing Hillary as soon as he's going to get the nomination. It's like, you're claiming the system is corrupt, and Hillary's part of one of the most horrific machines that's ever existed in political history. And she takes advantage of the poor, and she starts warring against all these evil things. And you're going to endorse her? Really? What happened was Bernie was sitting down with his his mentor hillary clinton and she said there are ways to retain your third house there are ways to do it that the the the actual leftists would not tell you and then when it came down to it and the the left was like he must hillary clinton must be stopped she's evil bernie goes no i need her and then you know

hillary shot force lightning at the the true leftist leaders and then bernie fell to his knees and said and said i will do whatever you say don't take my house please leave me alone so when hillary and this is always what's so hilarious about the apologetics they'll engage in for people like this bernie sanders has three homes and they have all sorts of excuses for it. Okay. If a retired couple who saved their entire lives to get two extra homes, rent those homes out for their rental income. So they have three houses, rent two of them out so people can use them productively and

occupy them and support them in their retirement. That's evil. They're scumbag landlords. If Bernie Sanders has three houses and just keeps two of them empty, it's okay. He's a great guy. Right. Despite the homeless crisis all over the place, his two empty homes are totally fine because if you want to make a million bucks, you should write a best-selling

book. Just write a best-selling book. Well, hold on. What about the people who worked for the logging company that cut those trees down? What about the people who turned that wood into paper? What about the people who printed it? Shouldn't they all get a proportional cut of the profits of that book? Isn't profit theft? Why does Bernie get all the money?

He just wrote the ideas. He didn't print the thing. He didn't put it in the stores. And he probably didn't write a lot of the ideas. Someone else did a lot of the work. But I just love that once he made a million dollars,

he stopped saying the millionaires. Yeah. He used to say the millionaires and the billionaires in this country. Yes. Then when you look at, you can see that

the moment he became, I think it was his financial disclosure for Congress, for the senate he makes a million bucks then he starts saying the billionaires in this country dude that was more trump than bernie this this greedy man couldn't just give away enough of his net worth to have 999 000 worth of either dollars or net worth equivalent like he had to hold on to whatever he has above a million dollars, right, and still call himself a socialist. He's like, oh, just stop saying millionaires. It's like, you could have had $900,000. It's still a good net worth, dude.

You can tell the crowd there's a difference between someone with a million bucks and someone with $999 million bucks. You know what I mean? Like, he just stopped saying it. It's like, okay. I think it was... Either way, either he loved Hillary or he hated Trump. But I think he was afraid of Donald Trump so much that he was willing to bend the knee.

I don't think so. I think he was scared of Hillary Clinton. I think he's closer politically to Trump than he is to Hillary Clinton. Yes, for sure. They were. But he would say stuff like, Trump is an existential threat to the world, and I need to make sure that he doesn't get elected. I want to keep a that he doesn't get elected. That was Hillary's point. Exactly. And if you'll do whatever

the political establishment tells you, you're not very close to Trump. Well, you're certainly not a revolutionary at that point. His support thought. Yeah, that was brutal. That bird landed on his podium. Like, that's not an accident. While he was giving that speech, do you remember that? I do. He was talking from the heart

and then the bird landed on it and he was like, it was like a Gandhi moment. No. For sure. Clearly it wasn't. But it was like his heart was in the right place, but his brain wasn't. And then you had Mike Pence who had a fly land on his face. It wasn't his heart or his brain. It was his balls.

His gut? His guts weren't in the right spot? And he went, I'm so scared of the Democratic establishment. My heart is in the right place, but my balls are that's right that's hilarious i want to make change i believe in it but my balls are too small yeah he would have had to throw himself into the pit yeah yeah i'm getting a little off the cuff there no but what i mean is he had no courage yeah i agree and trump was was the opposite he had he had some good policies but he was nothing but cojones i'm gonna say that it wasn't a lack of courage from bernie it was actual fear well maybe that is a lack of courage but he was afraid of donald trump he was like if i stay in the race as an independent trump's gonna

win in my opinion we're at the you actually were talking about late stage empire repeatedly before the show started we're at that phase where if you're interested in salvaging this country, the Constitution, civilization, our culture, whatever, and you want to get involved in politics, you have to be willing to give up everything. You have to just go in there fearlessly

doing the right thing because you know there's something bigger than yourself. Let's talk about that. Let me finish that thought. I want to pull this up. I was going to say that's what they do. They dangle the carrot. They give you some money. They give you the option to write a I was going to say, that's what they do. They dangle the carrot.

They give you some money. They give you the option to write a best-selling book, and that's how they keep you complacent. Why would you want to sacrifice that comfort? Let me show you this tweet. I love this. It's from End Wokeness. They say,

Walgreens in Chicago unveils anti-theft store in response to shoplifting. There are only two aisles in the entire store. Everything else needs to be ordered at a virtual kiosk. Look at this. You walk in, and there's virtual kiosks where it says shop our full selection you can't actually touch any of the products so there's pickup there's ipads i guess where you can order what you want then someone brings it to you that's how bad things are getting that sounds like so hateful amazon wall green franchisereens franchise owners. Chicago.

Man, that is it. Coming to San Francisco soon. Yeah, in San Francisco, they were putting everything behind glass-locked cabinets. Well, that's what happens when you decriminalize theft under $900. Yes.

That's crazy. That's what they did. It's funny how we talked about that when they did it. They said anything under $1,000 will be decriminalized. And we're like, oh, this is going to result

in lots of shoplifting. And then what what happens videos of people shoving things into garbage bags yeah stores every retail store is leaving i think whole foods left target left too didn't they maybe not a bunch of people well it isn't it hilarious that the media loses their mind when people decide not to shop at target but when people actively steal in droves from other chains it's totally fine or it's not worthy of our attention it's like people don't shop at target they're like this is civilizational collapse and then in san francisco people are just walking out of the store with 800 worth of crap and not getting in trouble for it did you read the internal memo normal that's how it should be for target the internal memo that was sent out by corporate i think benny johnson

leaked it but the internal memo it basically brands what was happening to target as like a corporate january 6th and then yes a couple days ago three days ago yeah yeah and they basically branded us a corporate january 6th they're like we're at risk please move all the gay displays somewhere else to the back of the store because their employees their employees were at risk because of the rainbow displays and your non-binary baby onesies but not when people are shoplifting and burning down the stores in 2020 also correct me if i'm wrong but i don't think the problem on january 6th that everyone was clutching their pearls and freaking out over was that conservatives weren't going inside right like this is this is literally people saying we're not going to enter your building they're like this is this is just

like the time you trespassed all over again i got trespassed when the cops were opening the doors for you and i gotta extrapolate this out to the real estate market because i think people are really sleeping on the commercial real estate market this is horrific for commercial business oh yeah and and commercial real estate like who is going to be filling those vacancies in san francisco you'd have to be out of your mind take a look let's add more to it this is from uh yahoo.com fortune all hell is going to break loose property titan and shark tank star barbara corcoran says el says Elon Musk is right about commercial office space. Oh, well, there you go.

Elon said it's going to collapse. And Corcoran said, in fact, it's going to be a bloodbath. Echoing the statements of Elon Musk says commercial real estate is melting down fast. Yeah, nobody wants to be in a city where people are pooping in front of your store and then stealing your stuff. But think about this. Now, just imagine for a moment. This is just me speculating. Who knows if this is the way things go.

But here's a potential that opens up here. What if wealthy people who are more connected to political leaders and the kinds of laws that they implement get word ahead of time of the fact that the Democrats are sick of what's happening and are going to start promoting tough on crime policies and repealing these laws? So now when the real estate has hit rock bottom, you buy that property up, new laws are implemented where law and order is actually upheld and that property value goes way up. I am very curious if they do ever turn this around because they have to in order to save these cities.

Who's going to end up holding all of the property that's being devalued right now? I'll tell you the problem. Yes, BlackRock. They're going to try and get in on it. BlackRock's going to buy a lot. But I'll tell you the big issue is why would I want to buy the dip? You can tell me that.

Why would I want to locate in San Francisco? Casper. Because, so I hear you that we wouldn't want to, but if you're a venture capitalist and you know political leaders to assure you law, I understand that. I'm saying BlackRock will buy it up. And the problem is, us knowing about it won't matter because anybody who's aware of how the democrats operate is not going to buy it yeah so it will tank the price then you'll get big firms like black rock or whoever else to buy it up and then they own it

and the government will buy it up too like de blasio was saying in new york they're going to buy up these buildings for pennies in the dollar after their policies destroyed the market yeah and turn them into public housing what's really weird is that you haven't seen much softening in pricing, even with these incredible vacancies and interest rates having more than doubled on conventional mortgages. So I think that we haven't seen the real wreckage yet in the pricing. So I think people should be a little bit hesitant about jumping in feet first in the real estate. So you think that the real estate market is going to tank? Not actually single families and particularly in red states like Florida,

I'm actually pretty bullish on. But I think that the blue states where you've seen mass migrations of people, basically refugees like myself and Josie last night, I think that those states are in for a world of hurt. Unless the Fed pivots on their interest rate hiking, in which case, maybe. Look, you can move out to a more rural area where you can get a nice house with some good land and buy some chickens with their goofy little faces. Or you can be surrounded by a mob and mercilessly beaten. Yes.

You choose. You choose. You can live in these cities. Those Marines. We just saw those Marines get stomped out. And those kids are being charged. One of them is being charged as an adult marines were like i guess i don't know what the issue was a fight broke out they tried to stop it so the kids started stomping on them you've got uh the the the subway attacks in new york people being pushed in front of trains

so i mean seriously if we know the democrats play dirty games just gutting these cities empowering and enriching themselves. I'm not saying you should completely leave, but move to the outskirts, get to the suburbs. My full recommendation is get out of the cities. And if you can't because of your job or your family, get as far away from the centers as possible where you can have more land. It makes me sad when people want to give up on these cities. They're like, I'm in New York City and I can't leave. You know, my family's there. My childork city and i can't leave you know my family's there my child's there i can't leave new york city and why would we give

up on new york city where i walk down the street and you're there's france's tavern which is the tavern that george washington was at that is super i mean that's a big part of our history in our country and it makes me very sad to abandon you know what our country was built on as long as you're under democratic like actual democracy rule then you you can't new york city was fantastic under giuliani he really cleaned that city up and this is what i'm saying you're i think at some point if they're interested in turning these places around i think there's a question of whether this is just total collapse of these areas but i see the possibility of what happened in the past occurring where you do have some tough on crime leader being elected to power in these very blue cities and states and they sort of turn

these cities around yeah it only has to happen once in one city and that'll set a precedent it is out of control though and it's a lot of this decriminalization too i was talking to you guys before the show i have like a crackhead spawn point outside of my building but there's this one guy really there's this one guy i'm not making this up he always is assaulting people and threatening people with a cane and every now and then he gets arrested and then he's back like a couple weeks later they're doing the same thing that's the purpose of law enforcement is to make someone disappear for three days and then put them back in the same spot there's a viral video where someone is filming a tent in front of their apartment or whatever,

and the guy's waving a knife and stabbing the wall and threatening people. And they're like, he does this every day, and they can't or won't do anything about it. And they're so mean, too. Usually I ignore them, but there was one outside. The violent crackheads are nice to you? Well, you know, I don't know why I offer it. This one guy was on the verge of tears talking about how he was hungry. And so when I went into CVS, I got him a a water and a sandwich and i go to give it to him and he goes nah b i need money not a sandwich just nasty for no reason food's free food's free you go behind a wendy's at night and

there's burgers you go behind a bagel shop at noon and there's bagels they don't need food you didn't take the food you gave him he didn't take it no he said nah b i don't need food. He didn't take the food you gave him? He didn't take it? No. He said, no, B, I don't need that. I need money, not a sandwich. After he was screaming that he was hungry? Yes, he was like on the verge of tears. And then by the time I came out, he wasn't hungry. Maybe he got fed. You don't know.

Dude, that's the problem with humans, man. Humans, when they're in a good place, are pretty phenomenal creatures. But when they're not, when they're crazy, when they're desperate, when they're out of their blazing high or drunk, they're like dangerous wild creatures with opposable thumbs and smart enough to think about how they can get you tomorrow. What's fascinating, though, is that they're not desperate when it comes to nutrition or nourishment. Like, they can get food. You don't see anybody starving, really, in America. So it's a different problem that we need to address.

Because, I mean, if anything, we're dealing with overabundance. We have so much at our disposal. But then you have these homeless people that go down this path of rampant drug addiction. And even though I'm a libertarian and I believe in decriminalization, I still don't think that you should be enabling people to just ruin the public square. I mean, granted, I don't think there should be a public square. Well, that, you know. Well, that's the issue.

They're not just decriminalizing. They're giving it to people who are privately owned, right? So the property owner can say, get out of this park. Privately owned by who? You mean in the literal government ownership sense versus the, like, townspeople meet in a certain area, they call public square. Yeah, you could still have a public square, but it just wouldn't be publicly owned. I want to make a point about abundance really quickly here,

which is i think that it's good to help people it's good to try to offer them food i think that's a very important thing to do uh however most of the poverty in the united states is a spiritual poverty this is one thing that mother theresa said we want to go feed people in other worlds or in other parts of the world but like we're not interested in giving people the kind of sustenance they need to have healthy lives, to be members of a community that's fulfilling,

to have careers where they really feel like they're making a difference. And most importantly, really being part of a religious structure and praising God. People not having these things

causes them to fall apart. And we don't want to acknowledge that because our philosophy is if you just throw enough matter and rearrange material things enough you'll solve all of the problems and it's not true you know it's not just matter there's a spiritual component to us that has to be said it's cultural cohesion and that can exist in a lot of forms some good some bad but we used to have cultural cohesion in this country and and now

we don't i found with if i'm walking past people on the street, in the city, the desperate people, poor people, they'll be asking for money. I give them a handshake, and like eye contact, and they're so much happier,

than if I give them a buck. Like the dollar, it's like I'm just a piece of crap, that facilitated more of their misery, but like actual contact, seems like what they're missing. I think there's something to that. It can depend on the person,

but yeah, there are people that just really want somebody to talk to. You just talk to them and get to know them. Now, I give advice on this has to be given very carefully because it's going to be different for a young woman talking to someone on the streets than a young man, right? Like a woman is probably putting herself in more danger in that situation.

But yeah, you're right. I've had similar experiences where people just want someone to talk to. I had this experience in Dallas. I was there about a month ago and I was walking by down to the restaurant. I've had similar experiences where people, they just want someone to talk to. Dude, I had this experience in Dallas. I was there about a month ago and I was walking by down to the restaurant. I walked by this guy, just passed out, drunk, red face on the sidewalk. And I went to get food and I was like, I'm going to get that guy some food on my way back. He looked miserable.

And then I was eating and I got the food and I was about to leave. And I thought, I was walking towards him and I thought, this guy is like a mess. He's a and I think that humanity as a whole will be better off if I eat this food and gain some weight, some muscle mass, become a better performer. If I take care of myself, very selfish thought, be better off than if I give that guy food who's going to eat it and then drink more beer and lay there longer. You're right. I don't know. I just know it's it may be in that moment you should have helped a person but the point is adequately made if we keep giving up resources to the people

who don't contribute then you are investing in failure so i'm not saying don't help people i'm saying you make a good point ian in that at a certain point we need to say are we really helping these people by just giving the food they need to lie on the ground and waste away or do we have to create some degree of hardship where they're forced to actually work for their food i think there's a middle ground between what seamus and ian was saying though and maybe we're just giving them the wrong resources we're not giving people purpose and community which would pull them out of that instead we're giving them needles and welfare and whatever that's not helping at all well and there are it's crazy because like there are soup kitchens that will say like don't proselytize

to the people it's like what it's like a christian organization where you're feeding people you're not allowed to talk to them about jesus christ that's insane like something that could help them get their life together and you're not allowed to pass that on to them? That's nuts. I agree, actually. That's completely insane. And so I'll mention, even if you want to make the argument like, oh, these people haven't done anything to deserve the food, I mean, there's a lot I have that I don't deserve. And I'll say that, in a sense, because we are also spiritually poor, in caring for the poor's physical needs, we feed ourselves spiritually. I think we need that.

I have a genuine question for everybody who's listening to comment. We've all heard stories of people whose lives were a mess. Then they found faith or religion and then their lives

got cleaned up. I know many people who were in bad states and now are leading very productive lives. Do you guys know of any stories, because I don't,

of people who adopted, who had a good life, became religious, and their life fell apart, and they became drug addicts, and lost their job? No. I don't.

And I'm not saying it necessarily because of religion. I think the likelihood of that, it probably, I'm sure stories like this can't exist, right? Well, there are some people who join cults or something, right?

They go too far down the wrong road. But my point is, I was going to finish that. My point was, when you join a community of any type, you're more likely to succeed. And you have purpose.

There's a study, I was talking about this on my podcast a couple of weeks ago, but there was a study that showed that weekly church attendance decreases mental health issues in people. Like they did surveys, they did surveys where they found

that there was like a significant percentage decrease in mental health issues in people like they did surveys they did surveys where they found that there was like a significant uh percentage decrease in mental health issues when people started going to church regularly so i guess community and belief in god would be different then because i had an experience in la when i was an actor and i was doing really good in a good place mentally killing it making tons of money and then i found god i fell into the spirit realm and i was like well i can't lie for a living anymore and then uh my career fell apart in the acting industry that's not what i and i almost killed myself but it was like i found god and spirit and then i almost but then the long game was i came out better in the long run because i stuck true right i see what you're saying but it wasn't i lost the

community basically is the community that keeps you healthy i'm not talking about a person locking themselves in a room and thinking they found god i'm talking about you've got these stories that i've heard over and over again where someone's like my life was a mess then somehow i was converted i went to church and now i have a good job i have a family and my life is better or they sell pillows or something and they're no longer you know crackheads not that someone was working and then locked themselves away my point is literally about the organizational structure of like finding a religion or something and joining it i think it speaks a lot to what seamus was saying too about the mental health issue i think it's it

all boils down to purpose i think we're having a mental health crisis in this country because so many people have no purpose they're going online they don't know what they want to be they're comparing themselves to everybody in these unrealistic standards. They don't have community. They don't have religion. They're lost. And so, I mean, I don't blame them for being entirely out of their minds. What do you think is a good purpose for all these people? This is something the World Economic Forum talks about a lot. To live for something bigger than yourself. And I talked about this with Jack Posobic right especially when you have children you realize a sacrificial love that most you can't teach that to people and so when you have children you're living for something so far beyond yourself and many people who are

religious could say the same thing you're living for something beyond yourself and that sacrificial love i think is what drives a good society i think i think that's why it's so detrimental to have the you know reproduction rate plummeting like it is because so that plus religiosity is on the decline you have basically all of these correlated they have all these signals that we are not living for things that are bigger than ourselves our children or our god i know i think that's a that's very true and it's a good way of putting it and one additional element is this is why it's so important to have a social emphasis on waiting until you're married to have sex, because then even people who are single are still well, hear me out. Even people who are, who are single, who aren't having children still have to make a sacrifice. Like everyone has to make some kind of sacrifice. A lot of that sacrifice is a nine to five job. I think people have in their head that like, I'm going to sacrifice my time and then I'll be better off in the long run.

But man, are they being misled? You can thank the Rockefellers for that. Let's jump to this story from Jalopnik. Elon Musk once again kicks off Pride Month with transphobia. Boosting a transphobic documentary is one hell of a way to start June. And they're basically complaining

because they're leftists that Elon Musk tweeted out it's he said every parent should watch this it's the daily wires tweet it's the movie they said they really don't want you to see what is a woman take a look at this let me refresh actually elon musk's tweet currently has 53.6 million views crazy and the daily wire has 80.5 million views wow i don't think those numbers are overlapped they're not unique users between the two of them so it it may be different but elon musk not only de-censored the daily wires documentary but he's actively promoting it on his page and i think he he pinned it let me make sure yeah he did well so he pinned it it's not enough to um not watch what is a woman you have to be actively in favor of promoting what is a woman if you want to be an

ally i thought he did censor it he did twitter he did it twitter did it and now ella erwin was i think you guys spoke about this last night but she resigned and another person that had a trust and safety and we were we were talking about this earlier i can't remember who said it i don't know if it was one of you guys that he probably went to them and said you can resign now or i will fire you and they said then i resign because that doesn't make sense why they would resign it's it's interesting to me that that ella had such a i think you were actually tweeting about this yesterday that she had such a positive relationship with some of the right-wing people that were getting unbanned over the past six months or so.

But it definitely seems to me that there was some sort of a civil war within Twitter where she was like, we're not going to allow this to be seen. And Elon was like, well, then you're gone. But I think it's still not allowed. If you don't subscribe to Daily Wire, it's not going to show up in your recommendations and no ads will play on it.

This is what Elon tweeted out yesterday. No, I think you removed that. I think he changed it this morning. It also really doesn't matter that much because everybody that I've seen quote tweeting it or embedding the video, I've seen on the For You page. And I think it came out,

Elon responded to one of them. Someone was promoting his tweet. Someone was paying to promote his tweet. It could be. It could be that Elon was warned by a bunch of these governments. If you don't restrict it, we will take some action against you. And so he found a very clever way to say F you by, okay, it is going to be not recommended.

Otherwise, we get banned. Then he tweets it out. Then he promotes it. Then someone promotes his tweet. And he says, now everyone who follows me will see it. That's fascinating. That's a good point. Yeah, it was disheartening to see so many people coming at

him right out of the gate because at the babylon b we had just released our interview with him and he really emphasized his commitment to free speech there and he said there's so many people swimming in the woke kool-aid is what he said he's really emphasized his mission against all of this woke crap i think he called it the LGBT QAnon circle. Did he actually say that? Yeah. Wow. He said recently that he didn't like the word woke or something like that.

Well, in our interview with him, he said people are swimming in the woke cool way. I really don't like how this all went down with the Daily Wire. They were like, Elon, please, you're supposed to, can we please have our free speech? Please, can we have it? Like, you don't have to ask for that. That is God's given right.

Well, hold on. I don't agree with that. I think that the Daily Wire and many people unfairly attacked Elon. And I said, we'll wait and see if it gets restored.

And if it doesn't, I will end our Enterprise subscription. You had the right reaction. Here's the point. Elon Musk was not here. He was in Shanghai. Yes. He's probably sleeping.

Right. He wakes up and his phone's going. And he's like, why is everyone yelling at me? I didn't do anything. And then he opens up and they're like, Elon betrayed us. He was supposed to be for free speech. And then he's like, I'm going to fix it. It'll be done. Dear God. Then he has to go for free speech. And then he's like, I'm going to fix it. It'll be done.

Dear God. Then he has to go and say, who can change this? Who's responsible for it? Then he's dealing with meetings. He's dealing with people. And they're like, why isn't he doing it now? And then he finally does fix it and reverse it. And one ups it by promoting it himself.

I think he's gone above and beyond. He has. And it's ended up being a massive win for Daily Wire. But my point of contention was, too, that Jeremy was, and no hate to Daily Wire, but, you know, Jeremy was going on Spaces saying that he heard, it was this very convoluted game of telephone. He said that he heard that Elon Musk was in the room

when the decision was made to censor the video, which was patently absurd because, as you said, he was in China. There's no way he could have been in the room. And Ella Irwin, who is head of trust and safety, I'm pretty sure she's Seattle-based. It could have been digital room. Yeah, that's what my thought is. But that wasn't even true. I don't think he was in the room at all.

But I do think that there's a reason for concern because if Elon is going to delegate any of these decision- making and bring on this new ceo which is wef tied well then we have reason to be concerned because he continues to give lip service to being completely uncensored but yet he brings in people that are not seeing the world how he does i got it i figured it out laid on me elon musk should consult with the mises caucus thank you i'm not joking. Yeah, he should. He should. He should. He should reach out to Mises caucus people to ask them who that they could who they could

hire to do internal audits and review. That'd be amazing. That would be great. Because I think the libertarian someone, you know, don't do it, Elon. I think you're not you're not putting a control opposition. You're not putting a control opposition. You're not putting a Republican in there who's going to piss off the left. You're getting someone who's not of either party of a different party.

We just care about free speech. Who's going to be like, look, we're for free speech. And we're going to be doing oversight to make sure that people are allowed to speak. You should never have to be like, hey, corporation, can I have free speech? That's it's not a question you have to ask a corporation. This is being done wrong. The code should be available. People should be able to make their own twitter and access all this stuff this is this all public i consider this public data but it's elon's data it's private he owns everything

on twitter right now he can shut it all down right now tomorrow he could do it right now he should honestly just go to black just want to just be like i'm gonna i'm gonna press the leak sorry you know i'm just really tired of people tweeting at me. What were you saying, Ash? Oh, I was going to say, I think it's helpful in the regard that it probably sheds some light on that there's still, you know, woke people in Twitter that are doing the bidding of the woke overlords. Yeah, I mean, that wasn't going to go away overnight, right? A lot of people left, but you knew there were going to be some who stayed around. Just explain this to me. i don't have kids okay but explain to

me how the left are more willing to sacrifice for an idea than people on the right are for their kids because they don't have something to live for if you really care about humanity in life you don't want to throw it away because the left are revolutionaries yes well that's exactly right they get to pick and choose well i mean they get also i don't know if it's like the left gets to pick and choose their sacrifices right like how many of these left-wing streamers literally live in multi-million dollar mansions they don't make actual sacrifices for their values they'll do things that make them comfortable and then every now and again make a decision that you know i just want to say because about that what really

bothers me is how the left is substantially more capitalist than i am and i'm a capitalist and i'm like my actual house is very small and very cheap and then you get insert leftist streamer. Hassan. Sure. That's not actually ironic. No, that's not. That's not actually ironic. That's not actually ironic because somebody on the right, and this is not true of everyone on the right in conservatism, is going through a massive identity crisis right now. But broadly speaking, what the right has represented is a person growing in virtue and caring for themselves and the people around them.

And that includes the people who work for you. Now, not all conservatives have done this. Not all capitalists have done this. But the left does not have a similar value structure. Their value structure is I impose my will on how you should run your business. Not I build something and then do good with it. So when he builds something, because he's trained himself to see himself as a perpetual victim, he's going to find some rationalizationization to buy himself nice fancy things instead of giving his workers more or helping the poor i love i love his response where he was like he was making fun of people saying because you're

a socialist you can't own a house like oh man i'm like dude it's not about the house it's about it's a five million dollar house yeah well i don't know how much it cost it was like five million bucks right multi-million dollar home multi-million dollar home in beverly hills or something all the virtue signaling is so superficial too though and i've said this about especially i think the black lives matter protests especially the black squares were so funny because it only worked because it was aesthetically pleasing if it was not a black square if they said hey we're all gonna have you seen their flag it's pretty ugly you told them to all post a picture of george floyd do you think they all would have posted do you think millions of people would have posted

that they only that many people only posted a black square because it worked with the aesthetics of their feed and i'm telling you that right now interesting they would not have done it if it was not as aesthetically pleasing and simple as a black square do you think so like i don't know if the left is really in some ways they're good with aesthetics some of them are but when you look at their movement how it defines itself like firstly these are the people who champion brutalism which is notoriously ugly and actually dedicated to making the public square as ugly as possible and you look at their flag like that that's what the flag of their regime is unbearably ugly it's unbearably ugly and they all fly it 28 million people posted a black square. You think 28 million people would have posted a picture of George Floyd?

Depends. Actually, I agree. I don't think they would. They wouldn't have. You don't think so? At all. I don't think so. I think a million times.

They would have posted a mural on a wall of George Floyd, but they wouldn't post his actual picture. And it would have been 28 million. You think Bella Hadid would have been posting that? Absolutely not. It's all surface it's really smart activism to be like it's just a black square you're gonna think about it but we're really bad at that right like why are we doing that the part of the wait wait hold on hold on last year when i was jokingly like july is maga month a lot of people put the american flags in

their in their twitter profiles and i'm like let's go by the way By the way, June is the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Just reminding everyone in the audience, we're taking it back. Everybody put crosses in your profile? Yeah, just a picture of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. I posted one on Twitter. What's that? Save that. The Sacred Heart.

What's that? They like the activism that requires very little work, but that they can signal. Yeah, exactly. And that, to me, I thought it was hilarious when everyone posted black squares. I was like, this is is so funny maga month it's a it's a battle of collectivist versus individualist largely too so that that puts us at a disadvantage from jump street i hope i hope people are getting

ready for maga month and i really do hope that companies like the daily wire babylon b put american flags in their profiles we'll make the b patriotic we'll do a little red white and blue on the b yeah i have a i have my picture where i'm like you know looking and we like did a bunch of photos we did a photo shoot i have the timcast background and then i made the american flag back well jessica art is all right we'll see what we can do and then we put it up and then uh you know even uh even michael malice had an american flag he was holding it and he was doing his underwear modeling. Yes, he was. I thought he was joking when he first told me he was doing an underwear shoot.

Years ago, we were getting dinner and he wasn't eating. And he's like, I have an underwear shoot. I was like, Michael, be so serious right now. You don't have an underwear shoot. He goes, I do. By the way, is that a Photoshop body of his ripped body? No, that's real. He's so ripped.

He put in work. He didn't eat at dinner with me. I was just sitting here eating alone. Michael, I'm wicked. Yeah, bro. Did you cut the gluten out for like a week or something, man? Because you were a shredded dog. He put in the work.

What a humble guy. Which I just got his book, The White Pill, too. Great book. Yeah, that was a solid read. Fantastic book. The end was so good. Yeah. I mean, look, it is a white pill, ultimately, but it is dark.

It's hard to read a lot of it, but it's worth it. His book is? Yeah, yeah, The White Pill. He just did an interview with Roseanne Barr. I haven't seen it yet. I didn't see it either. I just caught a glimpse. It was good.

Michael Malice. Oh, I called him. I said, I think I'm becoming a little bit of an anarchist. Don't tell anybody. Let's go. He's like, you should read The White Pill. Mises Caucasus. Ladies and gentlemen, we have a very, very serious story.

I believe the Civil War has begun. What? And yes, it has started. And here's the story. Breaking news, at least one person injured as violence breaks out between parents and LGBTQ supporters at LA Elementary School. That's right.

A pride flag was burned and middle-aged women were swinging signs at each other. It is the Civil War. That's it? That's how it starts? That's how it starts. I've seen worse than Black Friday sales.

You know what would be really crazy if the Civil War actually starts with like a 52-year-old, you know, morbidly obese woman waving a, you know,

pride sign and then some like middle-aged mom being like, get away from my kids and then she like hits her with a cardboard sign but she falls over

and like hits her head and gets seriously injured and then people go nuts and then 100 years they're like, the Civil War started seriously injured. And then people go nuts. And then a hundred years, they're like, the civil war started when way around the world. Yeah. When the American civil war,

I was thinking like, it wasn't ideological. It wasn't because we talk about like, what would cause that abortion? Something like this trans rights, but it was economic. All that war was economic and they use the, the war to free the slaves.

Like Lincoln was idealistic, but he used the economic war. So like, do you think that it would not have happened if there was no slavery at that time? It was ideological. Well, I think it was that the South didn't want to pay the North taxes anymore. And so they're like, no, you're going to be staying with us

and we're going to be collecting your taxes. It's way more complicated than that. But when you had a caning in Congress, that is not about economics. That is tribal hatred and a division of cultures. So it was an ideological divide in this country. Okay, so something sparked an economic divide. I see. I see.

The economic divide is a contributor to the tribal split. But the tribal split was very much rooted in a plethora of issues. And we've talked about it a bit because i am no civil war historian but the initial states that succeeded were later joined by i think four other states who initially did not secede and it was only after lincoln uh called for uh i think it was conscription to send people down to to quell the rebellion or whatever that several other states were like okay we, we're voting for secession. And the interesting thing is, in these states, it's not like Virginia said,

we all 100% agree. No, it was split in their legislature. It was mostly, no, we don't want to do this. Then after the start of the conflict, they said, okay, we're going to revote. And then they leaned more so. I think it was like two to one or something. And that's when the confederacy decided to make their capital in virginia because virginia wasn't one of the original states to secede so anyway long story

short it was heavily ideological in that a large catalyst was southern states believed that lincoln would ban would abolish slavery and it was a huge component of their economies but very many wealthy individuals uh profiting from it whereas most people in southern states did not own slaves and it was like five percent or something really small and then lincoln was like no we're just going to stop the expansion of it into new states before he even got elected before he was even inaugurated they seceded i think it was he got elected then they seceded then he gets inaugurated then a few months. I think it was he got elected, then they seceded, then he gets inaugurated. Then a few months later, conflict breaks out. So anyway, I don't want to— There's a famous saying, all wars are banker's wars.

And while Tim's absolutely right that it was a very complicated story with the Civil War, this is why I oppose the sanction regime that exists from the American empire. It's always couched in this concept of we're looking after the downtrodden these these poor ukrainians we have to now sanction and kick russia off of swift and yada yada yada um it ultimately serves as a catalyst for more conflict and more death than it does uh deterring it in my opinion i do want to go back and say the the article in question we have i was not intending to start a big civil war debate my point was just more so that parents have begun fighting with lgbtq activists this is

this is i think lgbtq activists started fighting with parents right right right parents fighting back well right so so the fact that it's it's getting to this level is showing that this will not stand parents are saying it's a red line for me. About time. Yeah. Yep. I think it's the catalyst. Look at the sign. Stop grooming our kids. And it started during COVID. That was the, and I've said it before.

I'll say it again. That was the silver lining of COVID was the Zoom classrooms and them being able to peer into the classrooms and see what the hell was actually going on in these classrooms and the propaganda they were pushing on these children. You can't make a sign that has a word that runs onto to the next line though that's that's what does it say stop you can't do that that's true i mean i agree with the side together he's saying but it could have been put together better but i appreciate him being there stop sex it's like a run-on sign it's it's a cult man there is no pride i'm happy though

it's about time that the like if parents weren't willing to stand up for their kids when they were being force-masked but like finally this is a catalyst it's just amazing to me like what it took to get parents actually involved with this stuff i don't like calling it indoctrination though i really don't i really don't like calling it indoctrination we want indoctrination we want teachers to wave american flags and to show like here are the founding fathers and the things they believed to indoctrinate american values into these children like literally indoctrinating people into sexual perversion so they'll do things that you consider sexual sexually gratifying and trying to remove them from parental supervision like that's not indoctrination that's grooming that is grooming

that's why we call it but it so a lot of people say like hey don't indoctrinate my kids like no no no no no don't indoctrinate them with the weird marxist stuff do indoctrinate them with classical liberal ideologies of the founding fathers everyone indoctrinates that's the thing this is outside of marxism and patriotism right this is a totally different category of degeneracy and things that should not be i think it slots quite nicely with marxism actually yeah i just i feel like indoctrination is too kind of a word for what's happening also a grooming there you go you, is the word too hot for TV? The word that you are considering calling it?

Probably. Abuse. I used to feel like, man, I don't want to, I don't want to manipulate people into worshiping the flag. Cause this country's responsible for so much death and horror across earth. Of course,

a lot of countries are exactly, but now it's not. Yeah. Now I'm more into like the constitution that I am into the flag. Maybe the flag is supposed to like identify our constitution. I hope it does. What's your beef with the flag? Well,

blind allegiance. I don't like that. I want to know what I'm swearing my allegiance to beyond just a color and a picture. And that's how I feel about a lot of these presidential debates too. It just feels very, uh, well,

it's tough because the government doesn't really reflect the American ethos anymore. So like, does doesn't really reflect the american ethos anymore so like does that flag still represent the american ethos i'm not sure i like i still look at it fondly but i can understand why someone might look at it and go like well yeah this is a hundred years of empire and control over the global frame like is that something i want to pledge allegiance to i don't know do you think they haven't made a 51st state because they're like these weird cultists these weird like occult dudes that are like 50 is such a round number let's stay here forever i agree with that i feel like 51 would be weird we'll start a new state

but we'll just lump it in with a pre-existing state this is the territory of idaho we have a we give them more welfare than any other state. Come on. Yeah, I mean, I would rather we took, was it 150 billion or whatever? Yeah. Literally just give it to Puerto Rico. Oh, Puerto Rico needs the help, man. They got hit by that hurricane like two years ago. We need to take away the government's credit card.

We're going to economically develop this part of our own country. Like, we have parts of our own. Dude, I would rather they gave $150 million to a random veteran. I would rather they just didn't take that money from people to start with. I'm sorry, is it billion? It's billion, right? $150 billion, yeah. Yes, they should literally just be like...

If a Republican in Congress should say, from now, I'm going to introduce a bill that says all new funding for Ukraine will instead be placed into a random lottery for a veteran. Yeah, or... One day you get a phone call and they're like we know you retired a couple years ago but their research on golf in space you just won a hundred billion dollars really the money was going to go to ukraine but this new

bill went through and the money's yours and they're going to go okay tax refund yeah i think give it back to the people who earned it well give that money back the truth is that they can't give it back that's all or pay off the debt all printed and borrowed money's right yeah get just get rid of it pay off the debt whatever it is think about what they could do with 150 billion dollars they could make they could build a spaceship you know they could build a lot of spaceships with that they could well the private sector could the democrat i like the democrats and they probably i'm saying i'm saying they they pay a private company they could uh they could have bought twitter three times over that's right they could have bought a bunch of twitters and isn't it funny that when elon musk bought twitter

it was how many poor people could he have fed with this like okay every time the government throws far more absurd sums of money at nonsense we never hear this that could have fed the poor argument ever the the closest they'll come to it is we could have spent this on social welfare programs while ignoring that like our social welfare spending actually outpaces our military budget people don't realize this the amount we spend on welfare uh medicare medicaid um all of the the different meddling in the the health care industry and. It's insane. It's insane. We spend so much, so much money on all of this. And we're $31 trillion in debt.

And they're like, well, I don't like how Elon spent that money. You're concerned about how Elon is spending his money? Are you serious? What about the way the government is spending your money? He's the only one trying to save humanity. I'm going to say something controversial, but I think it is true. We would, as a country, be better off with $150 billion going to Hunter Biden if he couldn't spend it on Ukraine instead of Ukraine. Because at the very least, he'd be spending it in the United States.

Or like if that was it. The crack trade would flourish. It would erupt. I mean, but what I'm saying is think of the worst person in this country country the worst person you know and just say the money to him and not the government we're going to give you a few billion dollars it has to be spent in the united states and you can't do anything illegal we would be better off than giving it to ukraine but the thing that's good about the ukraine manufacturing war war what is it good for yeah the thing about the ukraine thing that's good for the bankers is that we loaned $150 billion to Ukraine.

So Ukraine is going to have to borrow $150 billion from the Bank of International Settlements to pay it back to us. Then the Bank of International Settlements gets to collect interest on $300 billion. I think it's IMF. Ian just discovered that it's one big circle. And then when the war is over, whatever happens ukraine will forever be paying debt or what they'll do is they'll say instead of paying the debt we're just going to take your land we're going to own it now it'll belong to black rock or our subsidiary is the future for ukraine is very very bleak and that's assuming we avoid any sort of nuclear exchange yeah there's no free

ukraine right like we own it or russia exactly they ain't they ain't gonna be free sorry folks you got you got sold a bad bill of goods. I honestly can understand why they'd rather be indebted to the U.S. than to Russia. I can understand that, too. But, like, it's a rock and a hard place. It's not a win either direction. So now you've lost what percentage of your young, productive manpower. It's got to be catastrophic.

And not to mention the tens of millions that have just left and will never return. I don't know enough about it. I feel my body start to cry sometimes when I'm talking about the death that's going on out there. But because I haven't seen it, it's also like I know it's happening. That's where I can feel myself start to lose it. Yeah, but there's a lot of death

and pain here, too. Like a lot. And we've got very serious cultural problems. like i'm watching the i watched a video where it's this woman being like a day in the life of eating and i just watch this video and i'm like my my word yeah we're in trouble we're in trouble it's this woman and she makes there are people who make content and make money off of gorging themselves have you seen avocado yes no i mean you you can watch him from the beginning of his if you look up nicocado avocado before and after this guy used to be

a vegan i think and he started out very skinny good looking guy and you watch his years on youtube i mean he is obese based this is him now yeah because he did all of these mukbangs and these eating videos and you can just watch his progression he used to be so thin and a good looking guy and now he's just devolved into total obesity he's basically

unaliving himself on camera wow looking for famine money five years ago he was skinny he was a good looking guy he was vibrant and now he's this depressed guy who's always crying on camera. For money. Wow, looking for fame and money in slow-mo. Five years ago. Yes. He was skinny. He was a good-looking guy. He was vibrant. And now he's this depressed guy who's always crying on camera and eating.

And his boyfriend has gone through it with him. To be fair, though, that might be an improvement from vegan. Why is it just a whole bunch of videos of him making out with this guy?

It's disgusting. Is it all the same? Boyfriend, I think. I think that it's maybe for clicks. Is this like that kind of thing? You gotta watch his new videos to see how large the man is now, and then go back to the beginning and see he's like rail thin like me.

And this happens routinely because they get addicted to food and they get addicted to clicks. And Amber Lynn Reed, I think, is the other one who you just watch her just destroy themselves on camera. Man, I feel so much for this guy. Nico- What is it? Nico-cado avocado.

Nico-cado avocado. No, it's sad. Amberlynn Reid. It's really sad. Amberlynn Reid is the other one who she started her YouTube channel as like a weight loss journey. And then people kept donating money to her

and she just kept eating. And she's like, so sorry, can't lose the weight. And she just kept getting fatter. Everyone's already showing the sympathetic side. I'm going to go the. And she's like, so sorry, can't lose the weight. And she just kept getting fatter. Everyone's already showing the sympathetic side. I'm going to go the inverse and just say like, get it together, Nikocado, avocado. What are you doing? But that's also a form of compassion, right?

That's tough love. Yeah, yeah. Like, he should. You're a disgusting monster. What's wrong with you, Nick? How is this any different than like my 500-pound life? It really is. Same thing.

But he's getting more of the revenue. It's the internet's version of it. It's late-stage civilization. Yeah of civilization this is is it because you're like seeing him eat it is that what people watch yes like i don't they like actually like to see the guy eat no oh it's a whole genre where people like to watch people i don't think i need to hear this it's a very big and profitable genre yeah you can make cartoons out of this oh no mukbang it's a korean is that a korean word milk cow bang milk bang and they just watch people eat on camera also known as an eating show uh but yeah so i think there are worse things to spend money on than ukraine we discovered there are um mukbang i feel for this guy i want to scream it at nico cotto avocado but i just want

him to be i want him to get healthy, man. Because he'll talk about it in the video and be like, this is it. I'm going to get healthy now. But man, he'll stop. He'll lose his revenue stream. These people are obsessed with watching him gorge himself. He can actually inverse the marketing model and say this is now a weight loss channel. And he would probably do close to as well.

He would. He'd have a subscriber loss channel too, but I think he'd gain him back. I think you're right. But also, not to go there, too, but I think he'd gain him back. I think you're right. There you go. There you go. I think, but also, not to go there with it, but I really do think on some level, we're seeing him do this to his body. This is what a lot of content creators do to their mind, just their heart, mind, and soul.

That's a good point. They throw themselves into a certain sphere, and they have to constantly perform in that sphere, and then they do things that are actually opposed to their values, and they keep doing it because they like the attention. They the clicks they like the money it just destroys them the people that carry water for the politicians regardless of what they do it's just like like yes it does it bothers me but it also makes me just deeply sad for their existence that they're not able to be honest about what everyone else can see yes everyone knows but they still lie i get that i was gonna say that's why I've kind of removed myself from the hyper campaign side of it all.

You got to endorse this candidate because it's all very ugly. It's bad for your mental health to be in the thick of it all where these people really, in my opinion, are talking about things that don't matter. I get that with this show, man. We're like, what are we going to talk about? What are we going to lead with tonight? Well, what's the most horrific thing? That's not what we say, but that's like, what's we going to talk about? Like, what are we going to lead with tonight? Well, what's the most horrific thing? Not, that's not what we say, but that's like,

what's going to get the most attention. And it's like, I don't want to devolve into let's, let's find the dirt. Let's get the most hideous shit to like, that's how we'll be known. It's just, I'd rather talk about like God and consciousness.

Because people don't want to watch that. And attention is the most valuable currency. And the media understands this, which is why they try to farm as much of your attention as possible what i think is interesting though is that i do think people want to hear conversations that go deep about consciousness and things like that but they don't click on it like like once they're hearing it it's still it's still gratifying it feels good but they're not going to click the link if that's what you're saying oh brilliant, brilliant. Well, also, I think sometimes people want to have a real conversation.

They got to hear things that make them feel bad instead of good. But I would also say, I think I agree with a lot of what you're saying. And I just think there's ways to kind of do jujitsu with it, right? Because people, there's stories they want to hear about. They're going to click on your video if you're talking about it. And then I think you can find some way to give them something positive. Like either you can find a way to make them laugh or you could find a way to give them tools so they know how to not end up in the unfortunate position that the subject of the story is in and most importantly i think you can help people feel like they're not crazy because

so many people see this stuff happening in the news and they see all of the media taking one answer or one position in response to it and they go am i crazy and then they watch a show like ours and they go okay maybe i'm not right because these people are way crazier than me no they go look like there are other people who think the way i do and i think that i think that can be good for people yes that's why truth and transparency is one of the most important things in my opinion to fixing. I don't think many people are truly honest and transparent, and there's been this call to, you have to

subscribe to these certain set of values, and they can never change, right? It's like, you have to be consistent throughout a decade, and if you change your opinion, that's a bad thing. And I think if you still have the same opinion, even a year from now, on all things, you're not growing as an individual. I want my opinions totally different yeah i'm finished i'm finished my

character growth i'm all i'm there i'm totally there my character's built my character's built i know i've worked out all the virtues so i can't my position will be the same a year from now open up your xp cap but no this is something that's that i've experienced uh all joking aside i've changed my positions over the years. You know, I started my YouTube channel when I was 19. I'm 28 now. I hope most people don't have the exact same opinions between the time they're 19 and 28. And I think most people are pretty accepting of it.

But every now and again, someone's just going to take the most cynical possible interpretation. And it's remarkable to me that someone can't imagine a possible motivation for changing some of your values between 19 and 28 uh other than this person is like trying to grift or lie or they've like sold out to the republicans or whatever it is even though i like don't like the republican party you mentioned the value of of transparency i'm with you but like how extreme are you into that because for instance like the neural net neural web like the idea that we could lock into like a machine where we can read each other's thoughts. How far do you think we should go? I'm not talking about all that.

I'm just saying there should be more transparency generally into what people feel and their genuine thoughts on things. Against their will? No. No, this would all be consensual. Yes. The problem is it tends to be the good people

that have good thoughts that are willing to be transparent about them. But the ones that have dirty ones that might get them arrested tend to hide their thoughts well i think those are kind of outliers well if you have thoughts that will get you arrested you got some wild thoughts yeah or just dirty shameful thoughts things like that like it's harder to get people to to volunteer shameful information but i think that's the healthiest stuff to get rid of is your shameful crap. Interesting. I don't know,

man, I don't have thoughts like that. You don't have shameful thoughts? No, of course I have shameful thoughts, but like, I don't know. I think what she's referencing is more being honest in like at your church,

at your work, with your kids, things like that, trying to, trying to raise them in a, in a, in a vein of truth and honesty as opposed to um you know hiding what you actually believe because it's politically incorrect in today's insane well i think people need to be more honest with

themselves too and you see this a lot in politics too people will say well i'm not paid by anyone okay well you're also dealing in the value of attention and currency and followers and likes and clicks and so while you may not be being paid by anybody you're absolutely drama farming or clout farming because you value that attention and the likes and the dopamine hits from social media and i don't think enough people are honest with themselves or self-analytical enough to to comprehend that about their own selves yeah i would say that before anyone even attempts doing something like this, you really have to ask the question, am I okay with all of my audience hating me tomorrow?

Because that might have to be reality for me. If I just realize I'm totally wrong, I'm gonna have two options. Either my audience hates me or I hate me for not admitting that I think all of these things are wrong. And most people are not capable of that, right? And so like, if you're absolutely correct about the things that you're correct about when

you first begin, great. But there's a chance you're going to change certain values. And if you change like your core values that people are attracted to you for, like you can end up in some pretty hot water. And this is why people like talk about grifting and the concern of grifting because I think some people change their values and they just don't say anything.

They're like scared to let's. Let's jump to the story from Fox News. Blue Jays Anthony Bass booed in first game since sharing video endorsing Target Bud Light boycotts. Nice. Bass received jeers from his home crowd.

It's Toronto. They booed him. Good. He apologized. It didn't matter. That proves the point. Even if you say you're sorry and you'll be educated, they will still boo you. So here's your warning. If you truly believe it, there's no point apologizing because it won't work. Wait, do you think they were

booing him because he apologized? Yeah, it's Toronto. The people of Toronto are not booing him for apologizing. They're booing him for saying it in the first place. Because he lives in a liberal hellhole. And that's probably why he apologized in the first place and did nothing. It wasn't polite. Yeah, what do Canadians do? It's not going to help him. It doesn't

matter. It's done. So endorsements are going to be like, oh, we want to be involved. Yep. That's the thing. This is a religious cult that has no path towards redemption. There's nothing you can do to turn it around. He could have said, look, these are my beliefs. I stand by them and gotten support from the religious community and the right. Instead, he was like, I'm so sorry.

Please reeducate me, daddy. And then they said, boo to you. You know who I want to be my allies? The people who hate me and are actively trying to destroy my life. I think they'll accept me if I say the right thing. No. It's cowardice. And they hate him on a fundamental philosophical level.

He's a white man. And he's still going to kneel to them. And then now he's lost me too, because I would have had your back homeboy, but now I don't give a damn what happens to you. He's a white male athlete. The only way the left would ever like him is if he was competing in women's sports.

Or he became a woman. He would dominate. An example of if we had social media in 1939 and we watch people in germany saying yeah i'm sorry i said that thing that i love the jewish people i'm sorry and we're like what in the hell are they doing that is a better example i think with the culture revolution watching the struggle sessions in real time they would take people put signs around their neck dunce caps and then they would all start chanting and yelling at them and they would just like cower and now we

have social media dude right that's exactly what they did they struggle sessioned him dude it's so creepy to watch because he didn't believe that apology you could tell he was reading a script yeah i want my three my three million for the year what did i i did something wrong i don't even understand is it if i'm not mistaken he all he did was like repost on instagram a video saying that, protest the woke corpse, basically. You know what he should have done? Good for him.

You know, if I was him and I was in a situation and people were saying he's in Canada and they're going to arrest him or something, I would go in front of the camera and say, look, I want to apologize to all the people who have to experience what Target has in the front of their stores and they're upset by it. And I want to say to everybody that it is not that evil exists. The problem is that good men do nothing, and I will not be one of them doing nothing.

Get your buddy to make a video, a little short commercial of him throwing a baseball at the cardboard cutout of some ridiculous shit. A target. He hits a target. Yeah, he hits the target. Everyone on earth will be like, yeah! This is a guy who is having a press conference in front of the press, and he said, I am sorry.

I will be better educated. I will use the resources. When he should have said, all that is needed for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing, and I will not be one of those men doing nothing. So, no, I will not apologize because what I said was right. I think that the people that would have had his back are people that he doesn't know exist that's part of the problem well this is what ashley was talking about is that if we're actually up front and honest and loud about our opinions then he won't feel so alone i mean it's really partially not not the people in this room but like probably a lot of the people that are watching this right now that bite their tongue

all day every day about everything they believe in So the lunatics think that they're the majority. They're not. Speak. Tell the truth. You're not alone. And nuance is an important part to that, because even if he said, you know, that I've had a lot of people from these communities come out and I understand that there are certain things that they might perceive as hurtful, but I still don't think this is a good thing for children. I still don't think this is good for our culture. I think that there's also a lot of value to that. And he could could have said that been in a much better position while also validating some of the concerns they tried to um get kairi irving maybe like half a

year ago with because he reposted a link very similar story and you know he's just like he he addressed it but he did not apologize and it went away well but kairi also had sacrificed tens of millions of dollars in salary because the vaccine mandate in in new york this dude this dude rides for real like he is not playing around with his beliefs and that's why i respect and i will rock kairi jerseys wherever i go because i'm like i want even if i disagree with you i want people that actually like are proud about their beliefs even if even if it's not allowed and he sacrificed i mean crazy amounts of money he almost he almost gave up his entire nba career over it that's it's that's true it's

amazing it's amazing what happened and then you have this guy who now i will just i've already forgotten your name bro you could have been a legend and they let him he was on the court hugging his friends who won a game but they wouldn't let him play i know dude it's ridiculous it's clearly nonsensical. But it was beautiful because he held that line. He proved how nonsensical it all was. And there's power in that. It's just garbage.

The managers or the coach, they're like your parent. Like, no, you can't play with him. He has bad ideas. His family is really horrible. You might get sick if you play with him. Exactly. Are you wearing a San Diego Padres hat yeah that's based you got the baseball dude i believe what you say i'm based bold that's the truth let me let me pull up this uh tweet from robbie starboard take a look

at this he says yesterday mlb put up a woke trans flag logo today today it's been removed players are in full revolt over the issue they're sick of being used as political pawns for wokeness oh hell yeah and then apparently they put up lou gehrig day or whatever today but we expect most companies to put the flag up for the month right they took it down already because players are getting angry i'm telling you we they've crossed the line people have pointed out that target had this stuff in the front of their stores for a very long time but only now are people getting angry i'm like yeah because y'all crossed the line with the schools and the kids and all that stuff. And now you've caused a reverse reaction where people were upset with you but tolerating you.

Now that they're doing the weird things in schools with these books that are explicit and gratuitous, now they're just like, none of it, none of it, none of it. And that means Major League Baseball has got players saying, uh-uh. People are seeing what happens when you give them an inch. I think some people are going to say, well, let's take back the whole mile except that inch. No, no, no. Got to take it all back. There's a really interesting conflict that's going to play out now

because so much of Major League Baseball's sponsorship money has advertisers that are deep in the ESG, DEI world. So they're going to have conflict where advertisers start to threaten them because they're doing what the players union is telling them that they must to respect the players demands. So there's going to be a conflict between basically your employees and the sponsors that keep you operating. So I don't know who's going to win out, but it's going to be interesting to watch. Who makes the MLB more money, the games, the players, or the commercial? Well commercial well i mean the game doesn't exist if you don't have the players so that's

kind of foundational right but like could they that's a good point would they would they do better off firing a third of the players and then having like a woke league that gets coca-cola money or i think a league of their own and it's devastating if they were to start a new league they could put them all on steroids and just call it gender affirming hormones right so the games could be pumped up they might be all just bring me back to barry bond's era like at 1999 we're all juicing i heard back i love it you know this is something that i think the trans community not the community but just the the the political movement of the trans movement right now you got to understand you don't need to win this is not about winning and losing you don't need to push so hard all the time to win it's about coexisting so when you've

got you've got your foot in the door now you don't need to push it so hard it's gonna it's it's causing friction and diminishing returns so there's a point where you start to work together you fundamentally misunderstand their goals and intentions if if they want to see society with their ideas they're pushing too hard but that's the mistake when they write books where they say things like from the ashes of the old we shall build anew and then you go but we're going to coexist right they go yes that's right ian and then you turn around and they start firebombing so you you've created ashes now if you if you keep the temperature up at the same temperature it was at when you burned everything down you're not going to be able to create anything new because

it's too hot the point is they're intentionally corrupting and eroding culture, and they've stated that as their goal. Then you come along and you're like, everybody, let's work together. And they go, you got it, Ian, let's work together. But you're saying they want to turn around and they start firebombing buildings again.

But they want to regrow something. And at this point, I think that the seeds have been laid. You can now regrow a stable society. I really think you don't understand these people. I think you need to read what they write, read their books, read their strategies. They literally want the U.S. government to completely collapse. They want parents to abandon their kids. They want kids to abandon their parents.

They want, it's not about gender ideology. That's why it's only one component of the overarching critical theory. I'm not talking to the psychopaths that formulated the attempt at revolution. I'm talking about the people that have been part of this movement that have been thinking they're doing the right thing by bringing awareness to trans people that's that's you've created a lot of heat by pushing so hard you're being too kind to a lot of and and when we have someone like sarah higdon on who clearly doesn't agree with what the ideology is doing you're not talking to anybody i'm not talking to sarah sarah's already got it you're not talking to anybody

i'm talking about people that are like, it's good that Target puts those in the front, and they don't really, I'm not talking about the people that wrote the books about cultural Marxism or anything like that. Those people are lost to me. It's these people that are like,

why are they so angry? We just want to help trans kids. Those people, like, you don't need to win. It's not about winning. There's no winning and losing. But like, there's no such thing as a trans kid, right? Hold on, hold on. That is not even the point to i don't want to derail and get into that whole

debate the point is there are default liberals who have no idea what's going on and then there are liars who are lying about what's going on i don't think you're talking about anybody for them i mean sure there's some people probably who are paying attention and are just so daft they genuinely believe it's a social movement to help people but it's either pure exploiters who know they're lying and you're talking to nobody or it's default liberals who have no idea what's going on aren't trying to help anybody in our virtue signaling they walk into target and they're like don't know don't care they're not actually going out and campaigning being like i want to really help these people there may be a few but they're not politically

relevant it's like the people that put the trans flag in their bio those people i'm talking to those people the default liberals who aren't actually fighting though the people who do that are like they call them armchair activists they don't pay attention they're not involved in politics they don't listen to podcasts they don't listen to the news they see their friend do it they do it and then they walk away that's it and then they vote for a democrat when you say hey you don't need to win you're causing friction that i have no idea what you're talking about yeah that's the kind of that's the people i want to wake up like but then at some point we got to work together otherwise we could lose the union but so so so the issue there is you don't talk to them by going to

them and saying hey you know that issue you know nothing about that you posted about they're going to be like i don't know what you're talking about well if they're watching the show tonight they know what we're talking about respectfully listened and they don't want union with you brother they don't want who are you saying who's they the people that live in the blue cities that enjoy the trajectory of things those folks are they're cultists they want the trajectory that they're on they don't want to they don't want to go back to some sort of like peace and prosperity period like it just seems as if they are very committed to seeing the degradation of civilization and and if you are not on board with that well then you're going to have to find a

different place to live and that's what i did i moved from california to florida because i knew that was where it was headed and there was no option i had to go i just don't think that people truly want to destroy reality they do they do and they've been doing this for years i think it's very dangerous that a lot of they do yes not this for years. I think it's very dangerous. They say they do. When you destroy reality, it means you're dead and gone. That's it. People don't want to do that. There's a very anti-human agenda happening

right now. And that's reality. They write about it. Have you watched Gavin Newsom's campaign? Where he's talking about, like, we have actual freedom in California. As someone who came from California and left after 35 years and went to Florida, trust me, you ain't got freedom in California. And that dude is a lunatic.

They are nihilists who have explicitly stated to me, as organizers during Occupy Wall Street, there is no reason to be alive, so don't you just want to burn it all down? Because at least it's fun. And I said, no. If there's no point to be alive, then let's just maximize goodness and make it a great time. And they were like, that's boring, though, isn't it?

That's what they told me. And I'm not exaggerating. I'm not going to say this person is, but it was a high profile group of individuals who are prominent organizers at Occupy Wall Street. And they were all sitting there explaining how, one, they're nihilists and they've realized there is no truth but power. There is no meaning of life. There's no purpose of life.

We're just here. We're wet robots. Therefore, why don't we just do what we want that we find to be entertaining? It's for the lulz. And they said, we want to flip the pyramid. This is my favorite thing that they told me during Occupy Wall Street. They said, our mission is to flip the pyramid over. And I said, right, to somebody who doesn't understand what you're talking about,

it sounds like you want the lower class to be living in luxury and well-off, and the financiers and capitalists to be on the bottom. But anybody who truly understands what you're saying, when you flip a pyramid over, the bricks tumble and it forms a new pyramid of disorganization, but there's still someone new on the top. And they go, no, that's exactly right. They said, when the pyramid flips over, all of the poor people around us fall to the bottom and go back to where they were, but we are now on top. And I'm like, okay, that's not actually helping people.

And they were like, who said anything about helping people? We want to win because we think we are better. And I was like, okay, you're bad people. But that's what they want to do. That's exactly what elitism are. They're just as much elitist as the people on Wall Street are. But I am concerned about

this because I think people will perceive no rainbow logos as a bigger win than it is. And the only thing that's going to happen is these people are going to move back to the shadows where they've been for a very long time. They've been operating under ESG and pushing these values for a very long

time. And with these rainbow flags being removed and target displays being removed, we really need to be diligent in continuing to boycott these corporations and these businesses who do participate in this rampant ESG, who participate in this rampant activism behind the scenes. Many people don't know, but Target sponsors New York City youth pride. That to me is more abhorrent than rainbow onesies. Yeah, people don't talk about this. And they're doing these things time and time again and putting a lot of money, millions, if not billions of dollars behind these efforts. And it's not just virtue signaling either. I mean, there's real belief amongst some of the people, particularly in HR departments in corporate America, is just rife with these people. And I don't think that you can actually have a capitalist system that's functioning, much less a culture that's functioning, as long as you have these

revolutionaries that are dictating hiring and firing practices within corporations. This is why I try and make it very clear that even as a libertarian and someone who is totally fine with gay people, I don't care at all. This is a bigger deal than even the indoctrination of children. It's even bigger than that. This is a complete undermining of the capitalist system. And until people understand that it goes that deep, I think that, I mean, this is why I'm just, I'm grateful that people are upset and doing something, no matter their reasoning at all, because it's helping in my cause at this point. We're going to go to Super Chats.

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I think it's the least worst sin. Oh, I disagree. But also, I think pride is being- Wrath, I think, is the worst sin. I think pride's being used differently there, too. Like, I think when people talk about American pride, they don't mean it in the traditional sense. And understand this. You can sleep without being lazy.

You can want money without being greedy. You can want to engage in adult relations without being lustful there it's about excess so you can believe in your country you can feel proud of your country but pride as a sin is more of a reference to in my my hubris hubris vanity that kind of thing we petition the catholic church to change it to hubris well no the the world started using the world wrong so the catholic church shouldn't change the way it uses the world should change the way it uses it because i think patriotism is a good thing and i think it is a little weird to refer to patriotism as pride because pride is not good all right let's read some more jay media

group says shout out to my wife angie thank you for being my rock oh angie nice job beautiful phil dude bro says will ashley just admit women wear makeup for other women? Oh, is that nuance? Did nuance say that? It says Phil Dude Bro. Oh, maybe that's from... We did a space with nuance, and they were saying women wear makeup for men,

but that's not true because men complain... Oh, yeah. Wait, wait, wait. Men complain about it all the time. He says, Will Ashley admit women wear makeup for other women? That is true. Oh, yeah.

Men don't like makeup. No, no, no. We don wear makeup for other women? That is true. Oh, yeah. Men don't like makeup. No, no, no. We don't wear it for other women. We do it because it's fun. Like, it's fun to do my makeup and get all girly. Then it's like a social thing that women just do. Yeah, it's the same reason I wear cute clothes. But, like, cute clothes.

Jordan Peterson disagrees. So, makeup serves a purpose where it originated, but it's way beyond what Jordan Peterson talks about. No, I don't disagree. What did he say? Rubbing berries on their lips to simulate ovulation or something? Yeah, something like that. But he's not wrong.

Yeah, but I don't simulate ovulation by putting blue eyeshadow on, you know? Oh, no, you do. It's just fun. I don't know. I don't know how you guys feel, but I mostly find almost every guy that I've asked says they don't like makeup at all. Exactly. I agree. So if we were doing it for men, men it's like why would we wear it at all you guys complain about it all the time

i think about health so if it's like unhealthy crap that they're smearing on their face i'm like oh no don't put that in your skin just like let it be but if it's a good healthy product then i guess maybe that's okay i think there's i like seeing what people really look like there's nothing more beautiful than when you wake up in the morning and you see the girl without makeup. Yes! She doesn't get any prettier throughout the day. But they are all told that that's their worst condition. And I'm like, he just couldn't be more wrong.

I'm sorry. Tyrion says, Tim, I watched the culture war today. Stop bastardizing Trekkalore, please. Sisko organized a deception. Garak killed the senator. Sisko struggled, was living with the lie. You are correct. I get it i know cisco didn't know or he didn't he didn't want it to actually result in that and then you know garrick did it and he was like you know in star trek there's a false flag to force an enemy you know people into the war on their side it's a very great storyline

and i was talking a lot about it in the culture war first time gainer says after the cnn town hall it's clear they just want trump to talk about it again living in 2020 i agree yes they it would be great for them to reignite the conversation that independence despise so they're like yes talk about this and people will they're going to bring up 61 of republicans believe that joe biden did not win the election that's a terrifying statistic and polls also show that independents are very put off by the discussion of all of that stuff dominion sued fox and won 700 million is that what it was 700 million so they're like try it again try it again just say that we did it try it again because we're going to sue you for 700 million so you got to be real careful making claims you don't have evidence for let's just stop talking

about the primaries till we have a ballot harvesting apparatus fully in place how about that mf damien says y'all can't keep ignoring the r's giant problem abortion messaging roe v wade going away was the ultimate pyrrhic victory red kansas voted to keep it it's not pyrrhic if you're saving children yeah well but politically you did like you win but now it's going to cost you politically that's the period so sure i mean maybe i i've also said that this is the republicans demonstrating that they could actually win on some level at some point in time everything has just trended radically and quickly towards the left and then there's this one cultural victory this one governmental victory the right has had yeah and they're like let's be quiet about it yeah no we

want something we can do things well i think you can in certain areas and i think the other i will say there's one other issue that the right has sort of been winning on which is is gun rights they're under threat too but gun rights like compared to the 1980s more places now allow constitutional carry and so even hunter biden's claiming Second Amendment rights to do drugs and have a gun. Did you guys see that? He's right. Bless his heart. It is unconstitutional.

Hunter Biden's going to save us all. We're all on the same team. The laws don't make sense. They're wrong. They are wrong. The Second Amendment does not say you have the right to keep a firearm, shall not be infringed, unless you've used drugs in the past 12 months or are suffering from a diagnosed mental illness. they're wrong. They are wrong. The Second Amendment does not say you have the right to keep a bear arm shall not be infringed comma unless you've used drugs

in the past 12 months or are suffering from a diagnosed mental illness. It doesn't say that. If you want to change the Constitution you have to vote. Well this is also

it makes sense in light of what the founder said about like needing a virtuous populace in order for the Constitution to work. It's a remarkable someone I know

posted a video saying they wanted everybody to support Colorado the governor signing an executive order banning guns and I'm just like that's impossible and that's fascism the governor just hereby decreeing the seizure

of people's weapons I'm like don't you have to vote in a democratic society don't people decide and the funny thing about the gun grabbers is that these are the same people who are like oh we're democracy okay well y'all don't people decide and the funny thing about the gun grabbers is that these are the same people who are like our democracy okay well y'all don't believe in democracy you're trying to literally steal our rights from us knowing we did not vote for it if you want to change second amendment you

get all your people together you vote oh it's not working it's because your idea is not popular have a nice day the problem is that there was this basically executive power was expanded so much during COVID and the lockdowns of 2020 that you now have the capacity to just declare a state of emergency and then anything is on the table. Yep. That's so ridiculous. shit lib propaganda in mental gymnastics is this idea that it's the fascists who want private gun ownership and the freedom fighters who want the state the police the military to be the only people who have these powerful weapons what antifa's how do you get there and to what clint said too i think i think it was from young americans for liberty they said if the government can take away your rights during a crisis or emergency, you don't have rights. You have privileges.

Exactly. And that's how they view us. We have privilege to talk. We're privileged. If they feel it in that moment. We have a very important subject here. Joshua 029 says, Seamus, please keep the health of your back, knees, and feet in mind because the human body wasn't designed to carry around such a massive brain.

You're very kind. I thought he was going to insult my posture, and I was like, you're right. I was slouching tonight, but thank you. That's very kind. You have to wait for it, says future member of National Treasures. Cool. That's Seamus. Nice.

Nice work. It's very sweet. Yeah. Congrats. Tim Sprague says, my wife, Jen Lehman is running for maine's district 84 as a republican we definitely need younger people getting involved we are doing monthly gatherings very cool shout out good luck i think about like all the people we hang out with on the show that come through and i'm like dude when these people like are 70 who are these people gonna be like historical

icons that for thousands of years will be written about. Okay, we have... You are that. We have two super chats. Rich Allen says, RFK Jr., you need to have him on. I am switching my party to vote for him in the primary. His positions and integrity will astound you. He'll bring the lost stems to heel and crush the deep state. And then Mean TV says,

RFK is anti-gun and believes anyone who questions climate change should be locked up. He backed off. I bet he would come on the show. I bet he would come on the show. I bet he would come on. I think we are planning on having him on. And then we should hit him back on together. But I don't know when.

We're booked after. Like the show's booked up for two months. Like we book out in advance. Move someone for RFK. We'll figure it out. 100%. Because he's doing the Twitter space too. I think Monday at 2.

I think we want to have him on the Culture War. I think we want to have him on the Culture War podcast. We should do both. We should get him in for a day. I think like a long form interview. So the issue with bringing on high profile guests on IRL and why we want to do the Culture War instead is that this show grabs topical news

and we talk about them in segments yeah having on him so it works really well for a lot of guests where it's like oh we're familiar through your commentator you're a celebrity whatever you have opinions let's hear how you feel about these stories as we move through them rfk needs like two hours to talk about everything that's happening all his ideas so we were like culture war maybe that makes more sense a double day man got it yeah a culture war maybe? That makes more sense. A double day, man. Yeah, a culture war day where we get to know him and then at night we can hear his thoughts

on what's going to happen. Councilman Robert Supenbach says, Trump plus RFK Jr. would be an unstoppable ticket. Yeah, he'd get a lot of Democrats. Isn't he polling like double digits, RFK or someone? That would be kind of wild. What if neither of them got the nomination and then ran third i think he's over 20 in many polls which is crazy this house is charisma we're talking about dosanta seven zero charisma does rfk have it well he's got his voice

trump you know his voice i don't know if it was like a vaccine injury someone said that today and i don't know for a long time no i think he sounded like that for a very long time his voice makes his charisma lower which is really sad but that's what i was saying it's like a reverse jfk nixon situation which is unfortunate grofty says that flag behind potato man makes him so powerful buck buck thank you but david toronto says bernie was always a sellout stop acting like he was ever virtuous yep in the bs he said that look look the way he handled his wealth told us something about him i think this is actually a blinking quote right he said um any man can handle failure show me how a man handle success oh wow look at bernie and there's another one it's like uh something about

how uh how a person treats wait staff yes yeah someone who's who's like nice to you and mean to the waiter isn't nice right always pay attention to that on a date yeah how someone how you how someone treats someone that can do nothing for them yeah that's a big one kenneth art says ian rolling a 20 on humanity quark said at best humans are great so long as belly's full and hollow sweets working haha take comfort away and we move and we are more vicious than any klingon ds9 greater than the next generation it was very very good that was i will admit comment yeah good super chat quark he's great uh what yeah what's the the frangie see this is the great thing about star trek

next generation like the frangie are ultra capitalist super you know they're they're uh like people's slogan is caveat mtor you guys want them actually they're part of the mises caucus i was gonna say that's that's my anarcho-capitalist tribe definitely sign me up for ds9 but they very they very much are depicted as bad yeah well being so a lot of people think that i'm bad too but i'm not but this is cool because i love sci-fi and so i'm going to say it anyway you know the typical storyline in sci-fi is like a species develops warp technology and then starts encountering aliens the ferengi bought it it's just so great it's this anarcho-capitalist civilization that bought the technology to go

travel around so the irony is like look i'm far from ancap but at the same time this weird socialist society having discovered warp speed light speed travel before like a capitalist society complete garbage right right right i mean there's really good there's really good storytelling in the lore of star trek as to how they get to that point there's like a civil, there's really good storytelling in the lore of Star Trek as to how they get to that point. There's like a civil war. There's drug-induced cops and stuff. Oh my goodness. I'm blanking on his name.

The guy who found the warp drive? No, no, no, no, no. The guy who created light-speed travel. It was right after the World War. Zephram Cochran? Zephram Cochran, yes. Yeah, that's right. Zephram Cochran.

Yeah, that's right. Nice job, Zephram. Now it's Jeremy Rephrym Cochran. Yes. Yeah. That's right. That's right. Zephrym Cochran. Yeah, that's right. Nice job, Zephrym. That's right. Now it's Jeremy Riss. And the Vulcans were passing by when they noticed the warp signature, and then they came, and the rest is history. And there you go. Yeah.

We'll see what happens to the new Star Trek, because I think they're setting up Picard's son to take over some kind of new franchise. Okay. Is it a good actor? I hope it's a good actor. Yeah, it's pretty cool. Was Picard any good? Yeah. franchise okay is it a good actor i hope it's pretty cool was picard any good oh yeah the the second season i think second season was no because that was like they go back in time to stop trump

from getting elected or something that is so nice that's what i want to see the stupidest thing i've ever seen so picard has to like run against him and be just as belligerent something happens where like quite frankly they're not sending their best yeah q q changes reality so that trump got elected in 2020 or something is that actually what happens yes but they did they don't say it's right it's an analog something like that and then like the country becomes white nationalist and they're like oh no it's like i don't know i gotta be honest i didn't watch it because once i once i got to that point i was like off and i just didn't watch it and then when season three came out i was like i'll see what's up i'm like oh season three is actually pretty good i like that q is a trope but uh

picard is also a robot people pointed out he is a robot really yeah he had his uh his his consciousness transferred into a positronic body dude i'm all about deep faking jean-luc picard forever uh patrick stewart because he's one of my favorite actors of all time wait why so what why is that a plot point is it just too far in the future his heart was all screwed up remember when he was young he got stabbed in the heart that's right that's right what a great episode if he didn't take that risk and he just sees life as a sad boy so so good let's just talk about star trek let's make a star trek fan podcast he's told that he'll eventually die because of the heart and that he can and q gives him the version of reality where he never got stabbed and he's like a low level science officer

that no one respects. The blue shirt. Because he took no risks and he was weak and always ducked and hid. That's so good. What a good show. Anyway, watch Deep Space Nine. It's fantastic. Oh, where are we at? Noah Sanders says, my Twitter account was suspended after sharing the

DW documentary yesterday. After appealing, they sent an email saying they have unusually high volume right now. So I believe many accounts were suspended yesterday. Elon's just got to do like unban button. Just like unleash the voice. They were banned for sharing it? Yeah. I mean, there were a lot of people who shared it.

Was it because of text they put with the share? Yeah, maybe. A lot of times people leave the context out when they're like all i did was say the thing because there would be a lot of people suspended right now this one's for uh shamus oh nice jd says shamus i'm agnostic significant other is christian i began attending church one week with her this year and you're right both our mental health have been better as we find guidance support from community and faith i'm so glad to hear that i'm so glad to hear that. I'm so glad to hear that. And by the way, if you are interested in becoming Christian,

one thing I hear a lot from people who are atheists or agnostic is, I see so much value in Christianity. I think Christians are great. I just can't bring myself to believe. And I would give you the advice if you, this advice, if you're in that situation is just literally just ask God for your help. Like, please, like, I'll be'll be honest god like if if this is how you feel tell him like i don't believe in you but please help my unbelief and uh he will

appreciate that you want to be vulnerable and your prayers aren't a performance right like you want to be vulnerable you want to tell him how you feel i'm totally fine with people people can believe not believe i think regardless of whether or not you truly believe any of these religions there's no denying that you know when i went and visited you after you got out of church these kids are wearing nice clothes they're playing things are are better ordered and it's not even about what we define as pure or wholesome just look at it mathematically those kids have a better life than kids otherwise who are in the dirt,

who are running around. And maybe not even bad, but better. I'm like, there's structure, there's order, there's community, there's guidance, there's people around them

that they know and trust. There's diminishing return. What Tim said, I remember when we were there, what you said is like, doesn't it make you so mad? I was like, what? You're like,

just the fact that this is taken from so many kids. You were saying like like the way we raise kids is so different from this neglected put in front of a tablet and then told to watch youtube yeah and then i'm like you see these kids who have good parents who are really attentive and giving them the faith and like raising them well being taken out to meet people in their community to meet their neighbors to to play to interact to be given nice clothes to understand the importance of manners proper behavior and today kids i'm not saying i'm not saying bad kids are bad families i'm saying to play, to interact, to be given nice clothes, to understand the importance of manners, proper behavior. And today, kids, I'm not saying bad kids are bad families.

I'm saying, on average, kids are like, okay, here's the iPad, watch your shows. I'm going to go. I have to go. I can't help you. And so it's like, it's a bummer. It's really, to me, the big thing is, I was talking about Shabbat and how powerful that is, that it's a shield, that once a week, Jewish families separate themselves

from the machine and spend time only with each other. And that is one of the most powerful family defense barriers, because the algorithms are trying to poison your children's mind. And you have a cultural tradition from their birth where it's like Friday, it's on down. No, no, no. We're all going to get together. We're going to eat together. We're going to have family together.

And no one goes on these devices. Nobody works. no no no we're all going to get together we're going to eat together we're gonna have family together and no one goes on these devices nobody works it's just like all of the evil of these machines and the cult trying to get in but you've created a point where you can push them out the amish look at shabbat and they're like hold my beer bro right no we got this really figured out i i've never it's so weird because you know it's like as a kid i always was like oh that's you know being a luddite you know you don't have to fear technology and all that but when you see the impact on kids especially because the technological advancement is so much faster than any anything that humans have ever experienced on the collective level that it's like man maybe maybe the amish are onto something like this is what people need to understand like this is not a toy this is a very

powerful tool that adults should be using for productivity. I fail at that sometimes. We all do. We'll all end up mindlessly scrolling, but this thing has massive power, and it's not something you hand off to a child. That's insane. Sometimes I lose control and I tweet a picture of a hairless rabbit.

I've seen you do it. It's sick. You're a bad person, Tim. I love Twitter. That's my flaw, too. It's sick. You're a bad person, Tim. I love Twitter. That's my flaw, too. It's such a train wreck that you kind of watch it like, this is wild. There was a period where I felt like Spider-Man in front of a train

on Twitter being like, listen, no, and then eventually the webs just snapped and I just started falling and then I was looking up and became more like the Joker. And I'm just like, this is chaos and I will embrace it. And so the other day, Tom Morello tweeted something like, if you sit with nine Nazis and don't protest, there are 10 Nazis. And then I said, it's sad that Tom Morello came out as a fascist.

I was like, you know, I didn't expect it. And you're all fascists are bad. Yeah, and fascists are bad people. And then all of these leftists started tweeting at me. I started trending and I was like, oh, okay, none of this matters. But whatever I did all of these leftists started tweeting at me i started trending and i was like oh okay none of this matters but whatever i did is working so i started tweeting more i'm like tom morello is a fascist and here's why and they started getting really really angry and then number five trending in the u.s was tom morello trending with tim pool and i'm like thank you mindless zombie hordes for making my day there's your dopamine hit

it's you know i don't know if it was dope. I guess it was dopamine. I wouldn't consider an accomplishment. It's more like I now look at Twitter like I look at the chickens. They're silly and goofy and running around

and it's meaningless. They're birds. They're all bird brain, right? That's why it's called Twitter. When I, today, we had leftover sashimi, fresh fish,

and I walk up the stairs and I throw one in and they all start running around like crazy. I'm like, that's what i'm doing on twitter yeah but that's great it's fantastic i love doing that especially now with the trump desantis stuff i'm i decided i'm just going to start putting paid for by ron desantis or paid for by trump on all of my selfies i feel like we got a bone in there a responsibility not to cause or induce more chaos or benefit off the cat like because like that you could be super famous and get a lot of attention for horrible things and

it's not good it's not better like emperor or chairman mao the dude was super famous and well known for destroying things and causing chaos but like i don't know i don't know do we know what he sounded like recordings of him tim's just him? Tim's just trolling. Yeah, Mal was a troll. I would imagine. I just, when I see him, I imagine he sounds like this. Like he's got a really high-pitched voice. I'm going to rule the world. It was his wife, dude.

His wife was bad. Are you blaming his wife for everything? I blame the woman. Is that what's happening? He would have been a nice guy if it wasn't for the woman. She was a psycho, dude. She was like, kill them. Yeah, she was the one that would encourage him to be real evil.

You know, behind every great man there's a great woman, so I guess behind every horrible man there must be a horrible woman. No, no, no. Did you see the video

where there's a video where Chairman Mao runs out of his house holding his hat and she's chasing him in her pajamas with a rolling pin? That's crazy.

And he's like, oh, oh, oh. That has to be really bad for your public image as a dictator. Chang Ching, is that how you pronounce it? Is she like the Yoko Ono of communism?o of communism famous story where he's renditioning

people and they're like please please and i was like look man if i don't do it my wife's gonna be all over me and then she was she was an actress she just wanted to be famous man what a gross story that is you gotta look into this girl all right let's read this gabe burdett says long-time listener from the banger main area birthday shout out turning 30 tomorrow also would love to hear you guys expand on this question what if jfk was not assassinated what would things look like today good question yeah like if if he had survived that i think the cia wouldn't exist i'll tell you that much i think think things would have been slightly better. He was 45 or something. That's about it.

When he got killed, how old was he? Yeah. Yeah. Do you think there's any stop? This is a dumb question. I can't ask it. Good for you. We love growth.

We love growth. My mom tells this story. She was a kid in school when he got shot. It was a public school. And over the intercom, the principal was like, the president was just shot like everyone please pray for him i just remember her mentioning like that it's crazy that you could say that in a public school back then you know you could like tell the students pray for this person he was 43 when he was when when no no he's 43 when he's elected when everyone in the country believes the same

thing there's no question. If you go to the school and you say two plus two is four, you should expect everyone to go, okay, and. Back when this country was like 99% Christian, they'd say pray for him. They'd say, well, of course. But now the country is not, and the left is continually eroding the fabric of this country. So now you can't. And I think the people even who didn't pray didn't think of themselves so special that they would go, I need to talk to the school about the fact that they told kids to pray for him because that offends me yep and that's a problem conservatives have because you've got that kid i don't know if

you saw the story the 12 year old who wore the there are two genders shirt and they said you can't wear that it's offensive and they went well we're gonna sue for our right because when you put up pride flags we don't complain and i'm like why don't you yeah exactly that is that is taking the the uh the symbol of god's covenant and then associating it with sex which is the sodomy directly insulting christians and so you can say okay you're allowed to have that symbol but not in school because it's offensive to christians but christians why aren't they suing over it the judge ruled the kid can't wear the shirt pending the the litigation and so i'm like okay so now file an additional lawsuit saying pride imagery is offensive to christians so they have to take it

all down pending litigation what was his reasoning for that that it's offensive to protected classes and so i said okay christian religious or of faith is protected as well the shirt said there are two genders yes and they said that's offensive people based on a protected class so he pending the resolution of the litigation, he can't wear the shirt. So he put the shirt on and put censored over it, so it said there are censored genders, and they said you still have to take it off because it's offensive.

And he did! What state is this in? Massachusetts. And I'm like, why aren't Christians suing because using the symbol of God's covenant is offensive to Christians? Do you remember, like, when kids got dress coded, they have them wear their gym uniform. I feel like the guidance counselor there just could have taken out like a permanent marker and wrote and written a seven in front of the two.

And we're like, no, no, you can wear it. You're good. Jesse Kelly makes this point a lot, but there's like, uh,

there is never a nation without its own religion. And it's so, it's so clear that our religion is that trans inclusive flag with all of the, you know, because you know who you can insult, you know, and flight at government buildings. It'sinclusive flag with all of the, you know, because you know who you can't insult. They fly to government buildings. I know. All over the country except, or all over the world, except for in Saudi Arabia. Fascinating.

No, I mean, like, you actually see cadets marching with that flag. You see embassies flying that flag instead of the U.S. flag. I know, but they won't do it in some of the Islamic nations. I'm trying to like form a new religion without upsetting people i don't think that that's possible good luck yeah no you can't you definitely can't do that you can't be part of one of the current religions without

upsetting people like if you're in the religion people are being upset all right but i'm gonna cheer you on from yeah dude let's bring them all together this abrahamic concept is is right there is like a way to look at God as one force. So let's stay on that thing. I feel like I was put on this earth to start a cult with Ian Crossland. I don't want a cult, though. But it is, though, right? Because it's your belief.

We as Abrahamic people, we don't believe that. We believe we have similarities, but we don't believe that we all believe the same thing. Ian, this isn't a cult, brother. This is just me and you getting a cool-ass house with a lot of ladies. Just a bunch of culture, man. It culture just leave it there we're just making a new culture that's all it is yeah but for real there's one says you can look it up the french artist that made coexist got beaten up by muslims over it combo is his artist name is that true i mean i can see it being very offensive to people

who are fundamentalist religious it's just like that it's it's it's a bumper sticker almost always used by people who aren't religious at all right look all the different religious symbols like stuff and it's usually by people who don't coexist with anyone exactly slapped on the back of a super by a woke lesbian yeah what they're saying is submit submit Submit. Don't, all the things that make me uncomfortable about your religion are things that you need to give up. That's what that means. My favorite is looking into my DMs

and seeing someone who's like, give love a try. And they're like, you should die. That's the DM. And I'm like, for real? This is where you're at?

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Please go check that out. There's other perks. You might like them. I am the great and wonderful, humble Ian Crossland. Yeah, bro. The best. The most humblest of all time coming at you straight. And I will ask two final questions.

Are you a religious person, Ashley? Yes. Are you actually like... I'm not like organized religion. I have my personal faith. at you straight and i will ask two final questions are you religious person ashley yes like are you actually not like organized religion like i have my personal faith nice yeah uh and you don't think no public roads no public parks no i don't understand man but maybe another day we'll go harder and deeper and faster i still believe in roads and parks just not publicly owned that's it bye everyone all right that was fun you guys can follow me at kellen pdl i enjoyed sitting in on I still believe in roads and parks, just not publicly owned. That's it. Bye, everyone. All right. That was fun.

You guys can follow me at KellenPDL. I enjoyed sitting in on this one. It's good to see you guys. We'll have clips up throughout the weekend, but then we'll see you all Monday. Thanks for hanging out.