Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #806 Pride March Chants WE'RE COMING FOR YOUR CHILDREN, Grooms Kids w/Terry Schilling

Episode Date: June 27, 2023

Tim, Ian, Phil, & Serge join Terry Schilling to discuss NYC Drag Marchers chanting "we're coming for your children," a leftist defending pornographic books for children, Starbucks employees going on strike over removal of pride decorations, & Alex Jones warning the deep state will try to assassinate Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So we got this viral clip from reporter Elad Eliyahu. We're at a pride event. They're chanting, we're coming for your children. This story is going massively viral, even being carried by the corporate press, which is surprising to me. I think it's because regular people are sick and tired of the extreme behavior we've been seeing creeping into the mainstream as it pertains to pride events. The Bud Light effect has become very real for every major corporation in two ways.

The first, you're going to lose money if you embrace this stuff because it's gone too far. And the second, you're going to make money if you cover the stories and make videos about it. We talked about this early on. I said a lot of creators, a lot of influence, a lot of, you know, people who make videos or whatever are going to start jumping on this because they can clearly see there is a path to virality in covering these stories and talking about addressing the issue. And now seeing the corporate press actually address it, surprising to me, to be completely

honest. But we'll talk about that. And we'll talk about this clip that's gone viral from the Culture War podcast from last week, where our guest from the Majority Report explicitly defended she believed that children of 10 years old should be using Grindr. And we have to discuss the morality behind that. The question being,

do these leftists actually believe children should be equipped to engage in illegal activity or should become victims of adult predators? Or are they just saying whatever they think the left wants them to say in which case they're driving themselves off a cliff we'll talk about that in a whole bunch more we got a bunch of crazy stories they want to impeach merrick garland there's a new report about the biden administration colluding with big tech to censor people we kind of know all of that stuff so we'll talk about those issues and what's going

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download the Android app to your phone on our website. So smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends. Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Terry Schilling. Hey guys, thanks so much for having me. This is a really exciting topic for me. This is all I do is talk about how the left is trying to groom our children sexually and in many other ways.

So perfect night to come on and talk about everything I've learned over the past few years. Well, right on. What is it you do? Do you work for an organization? Yeah. So I'm the president of a group called American Principles Project, and we brand ourselves as big family, right? So like everyone in DC has a special interest group. There's big pharma, big oil, big tobacco. We're big family. We make politicians pay a price when they hurt our kids or indoctrinate our kids in schools. We give parents

a voice in politics, and we think that politics is a really important thing, and it actually can drive the culture. And when you change thing and it actually can drive the culture. And when you change the law, you can change the culture. And so we operate from a very simple premise. Right on. We got Phil Labonte hanging out as well. How you doing? I am Phil Labonte, lead singer of All That Remains, anti-communist and counter-revolutionary. It's good to be back. What's up, Ian? Oh, well, so many things, Phil.

Let's talk about it tonight on this beautiful Monday night. Ian Crossland coming at you live, everybody. What's happening, Serge? Yo, sorry about the audio, Phil. Let's talk about it tonight on this beautiful Monday night. Ian Crossland coming at you live, everybody. What's happening, Serge? Yo, sorry about the audio, guys. The reason there is a buzz is because we have two window units running right now, and there's not really much I can do. Otherwise, I would die of heat exhaustion. So, iamserge.com.

What's up? Our AC broke. So, we have two portable units and a fan running, and it is still like 80 degrees in here. Yeah, it feels so good. It sucks, but that 80 degrees in here. Yeah, it's still hot. It sucks. But that's how you know. I love it.

We'll be getting sweaty in the room. Yeah. Yep. We'll figure it out in due time. But yeah, shall we get on with the news? Let's do it. All right. The first story we got is from TimCast.com.

New York City Drag March participants chant, We are coming for your children. Actually, I don't think I can show the video because they're nude. So I have to turn on the blur here. That's cool. And then, yeah. And then let's see if I boot it up. Is it going to blur?

It's not. So let's refresh and see if it works now. Okay, there we go. Now it's working. We're queer. We're queer. We're coming for your children. We're queer. We're queer. We're coming for your children. We're here. We're queer. We're not going shopping. Okay, so they chant, we're not going shopping afterwards. The fact that they all know the change, like they know what this chant is. It was planned in advance.

They're saying we're coming for your children. Here's where it gets interesting. This is, I think now I can remove the blur. This is ABC7. We're coming for your children. Video of NYC drag march parade stirs outright show. Even the corporate press is covering this. Podcaster Tim Pool shared a video of the event.

I mean, technically I did. It was Timcast News filmed by Alad Eliyahu. Several outlets, including the Daily Mail and Newsweek have reported the videos from New York City's Pride Weekend. People can be seen in the video walking through a park wearing colorful apparel, some dressed in drag and others topless, and they're chanting that they're coming for our children.

At a certain point, it's not a joke. That video came out a while ago from the San Francisco Gay Men's Choir singing We're Coming for Your Children. And people were like, hey, that's alarming. And what did the media say? It's a joke. They're being silly. And it's, no, they're not joking.

No, they're not. They actually mean it. There are numerous videos going around right now that I can't show on YouTube. One of them depicts a man in tighty-whities spreading his legs and cheeks in front of children and then gyrating and thrusting himself at the kids. I can't show you

that video. I mean, it's hard enough to describe on a show like this. Twitter is censoring these videos. If you try to retweet it, they're getting suppressed. People aren't seeing the posts. And then the videos themselves, it says, this tweet is unavailable. And this is the scary thing about censorship.

I understand you want to censor this so that kids don't see it. You put a sensitive filter on it. You don't make it impossible for people to see because the fact that people can't see this is what's prolonging it. So when you go to someone and tell them this is what they're doing, this is what the left has been doing. They're grooming kids. They say, prove it.

You try to find the video. The video is gone because Twitter is censoring it out of a fear that advertisers will flee the platform no that's exactly right they're the left's the the transgender movement the left's best argument for the past decade or so when it comes to our kids has been it isn't happening right just a straight-up denial that there's anything going on with kids. And that's all started to change ever since all of everyone has a TikTok channel. Everyone has a YouTube channel because these kids are bragging about it. They're bragging about getting double mastectomies. And we're seeing this stuff in our kids' schools. COVID was awesome silver lining to expose parents to what their kids are experiencing. But no's exactly right tim they we have to be able to talk about this stuff and we can't protect it's already out there

i mean they're they're doing this on the pride praise the pride parades have been out of control for at least the last decade right like this is not new i've been to pride parades they always have weird nude crazy stuff going on the leather they've had the the puppy guys you know out there this always been a level of weirdness to this and um and at the center of it right trans rights you have it like they have special privileges now right like i'm not able to go into the streets and dance naked in a you know a saint patrick's day but that's pride in general that's always been that way i mean we've talked about it when i a kid, you'd go to a pride parade and they would be doing gratuitous things. They'd be naked.

So, more specifically, when I was a kid, my mom did not let me go outside during pride because we had a cafe on North Halls in Chicago. The pride parade would come and she'd say, go inside and don't come outside because of the things they were doing. When I was

maybe six, seven years ago in L.A., people I knew in L.A. were like, oh yeah, when pride comes around, they were doing when i was uh maybe six seven years ago in la people i knew in la were like oh yeah when pride comes around they were talking about how they all got naked and would run around run around fully fully nude it's like i'm like isn't that illegal and they're like nobody cares it's like okay well look at the people in the cities don't care does no one care i mean the the thing is maybe they haven't been vocal. Maybe they have been kind of like worried about what their neighbors would say or whatever because of the tone nowadays. But I really find it hard to believe that people don't care. I think people were afraid to say something because of the fact that they felt like they were going to be ostracized. When in reality, they probably were still the quiet mind majority.

Most people don't want their children to be exposed to kink in the streets of a major city. And I think that the stuff with Bud Light and Dylan Mulvaney finally gave your average person the courage to stand up and say, hold on, I don't really approve of this. I want to see a little more modesty in public. No one's talking about going into your bedroom and deciding who you can sleep with or can't sleep with, or at least the average person. I'm sure there are some religious people that want to the into the business of what is going on in your bedroom but the average person that is just kind of living their life and doesn't really pay a lot of

attention to politics they don't want their kids exposed to nude men in the streets. What about like a dude in a diaper with a dog helmet on? You know what? Real talk. I bet you the average guy, the welder that welds in South Dakota, he probably wants his kids to be exposed to a guy in a diaper with

a dog mask. You're probably right. A guy can go shirtless in tight shorts any day of the week, walk down the street. He can put on a dog mask, he can walk right. Like a guy can go shirtless in tight shorts any day of the week, walk down the street. He can put on a dog mask. He can walk down the street. But like if he puts on a strap, you know, fake strap on it or whatever,

now it's becoming sexualized. Fake one. Technically, or yeah, a real one. But like, I mean, how is like wearing a diaper

as your only thing not sexual for an adult anyway? It's weird. It's fetishy. It's all sexual. It's all kink though. That's the part of the thing that Tim's talked about before is this isn't about actually being proud of your sexuality.

It's about exhibitionism, narcissism, and kink. Well, and I also think, though, that it makes sense, right? This is a movement built on pride. And that pride has now turned into hubris to where they're pushing transgender bathing suits for little kids at target. And they didn't think there was going to be a consequence. They what? Those were adult bathing suits.

No, no, no. They didn't. They exposed that it was for, for little kids. No, those were adult bathing suits. So they, they, they did have kids clothing and like onesies that said like pride and things like that. The tuck friendly bathing suit was, was an adult bathing suit. Okay.

So the thing is though, regardless of targeted that right there's still trans kids stuff sorry real quick the funny thing is like that was the defense we got from the corporate press like no no no that that section where they're selling the kids clothing that has all the stuff on it the bathings for tucking was for the adults in the same section and it's like okay i'm glad you brought up hubris man this is on pride is on my mind a lot and like how it's a catholic sin but an american virtue and i think this whole we're coming for you rhetoric is hubristic like who do you think you are right it coexists with me and threaten that you're going to come for my children it's a celebration of a conquered religion every year when pride goes out and when they are out there in the street celebrating they're

celebrating that they have, they're celebrating their victory over Christianity. And I'm an agnostic. I'm not the guy that's going to sit there and say... That's a little too explicit for me. I don't think it's over Christianity. I think it's just... I don't... We refer to wokeness as a non-theistic religion,

but it's amorphous. It is boundaryless, borderless. It is boundaryless, borderless. It is just, it's more of a celebration of likeness. These are people who are going out and being like, we have a social group. That's all they're saying. There's no logic.

There's no rules. There's no morals. As long as you agree to adhere to the group, you're good. If you deviate in any way, you're bad. They're not celebrating a deity. They're not celebrating an ideology. They're celebrating an amalgam of various social theories and aspects mashed together, which often contradict each other. I don't disagree with you in that point, but I do think that they're celebrating a victory

over what is considered normal or what has been considered normal. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. But Christianity, like, look, if you go to these events, they'll tell you they don't like Christianity, but they couldn't tell you anything about it. And it's not on their minds. Yeah, it's the Christianity that John Stewart told them is out there.

Because that's where they get their... They're not going out there because of Christianity. They don't like it, but they do like Islam. Seriously. Like, not all of them, but a lot of them do. Until they find out how Islam feels about them nope they still like it no they'll move on just like they will move on the dialectic will continue because as soon as islam becomes the conservative in their eyes then they will move on just like

they do to gay men how gay men aren't you know you're not queer enough if you're a gay white male like you're not queer enough and you you get gay white male like you're not queer enough and you get left behind that's what happened to people like Milo and you know I think Brenda Strick is gay man and people like it's been years since we've seen Islam Muslims protesting

LGBTQ stuff like and then they're still very much like oh it's fine it is starting to change though there was up in Michigan that suburb. Dearborn. It wasn't in Dearborn. It was a town near Detroit, not necessarily Dearborn, but probably close enough suburb, where they said no pride flags on public display.

And they said, because we don't put anyone's flags on public display. We only do the American flag or the flags of nations. And then they got mad about it. I saw in the the uk government buildings are flying the the progress pride flag in the u.s this is a flag it's a symbol of a global it's it's a global takeover it is it is a non-theistic religion it is a global cult the fact that foreign countries are flying this flag says a lot the The fact that U.S. embassies fly the flag says a lot. It is creepy and it should not be allowed.

So look, I don't know if we'll get anyone in Congress to be like, hey, you can't fly flags like this on government buildings. They're doing it anyway. I can't speak for these other countries, but it is creepy. And I wonder when I see that, I'm like, is that the flag of the one world government?

You know what I mean? Not literally in the sense of a one world government, but is that the flag of the cross borders internationalist ethos? It's at least the flag for the activists that will get us to a one world government. They'll have something else more generic that appeals to more people. But I like that idea of passing laws that say that in in government buildings you can only fly government flags right like the the the american why is it like what is their argument against the american flag being the flag that

they hate america i i understand that but like if you're on tv right so like the professionals what do they say because the the american flag really does represent everyone gay straight trans whatever whether you like it or not it represents america uh so like why don't they just fly the american flag like if i was because they hate liberalism yeah they they hate liberalism they hate america so it repulses them yes but i don't want to that's why they steal and burn the flag and here's here's the crazy thing too there's a video i saw out of france where during their pride march someone climbed up to a second floor about someone's second second floor

balcony and ripped down the french flag it's not just america it is these all these countries having some kind of weird shared internet cult and they're they're they're bubbling up in a bunch of different countries. It's the patriarchy. They want to smash the patriarchy. Oh, sure. The white privilege, I think, is what it stands for. They are the patriarchy times 10. Remember that?

Literally, wokeness is hardcore patriarchy. Yeah. Like the advocacy against the rights of women. It's crazy. It's racist, too. It splits up little kids and tells them their skin color means something. And people become racist. The advocacy against the rights of women is crazy. It's racist, too. It's right. Kids and tells them their skin color means something like people become racist. And they're like, I so, so, so counterproductive.

It's wild, wild that humans think that this is something that I want to in this context. And I know we did talk about this on Friday, but I do want to bring it up now. We have this clip from the Culture War podcast where I was having a conversation with Emma Vigeland of the Majority Report co-host, and considering what we saw with this Pride event, I want to play this clip and discuss it more in depth, so I'm going to play it for you now.

Here we go. You're the one arguing for... You're the one arguing for censorship. Yes. I mean, I don't really mind that stuff. I mean, are you in favor of children seeing violence on television? No. That scares me a little bit more. It depends.

It's not so simple to say violence, right? But yes, censorship is a good thing. But when done bad, it's a bad thing. Yeah. For instance, Ian Crossland, who is a co-host on TimCast.irl, used to be a moderator for Minds.com. And he had to filter out graphic depictions of murder and and rape and child abuse censorship is absolutely vital in that in that regard so if we're talking about a book like uh in particular there was one called there's a teacher who provided a book to her middle schoolers

called this book is gay i don't know if you've ever heard of it i have heard that's actually a very good book and it provides instruction on children for children she provided instruction to children on how to use adult gay anonymous sex apps yeah i don't think that's appropriate now look by all means you can be in favor maybe she had a child maybe maybe she had a child in her classroom who wanted to go on grinder and have sex with adults is that your argument no i mean i'm not saying that i first of all i don't know again this is another year old need grinder this is this this is the thing that you do though though, Tim. Oh, that I do? You're picking specific examples that are inflammatory. You asked me for one.

Okay, then go ahead. I did. We have a book. Yeah, I'm not in favor. I said, don't show children blowjobs. You said you appreciate it. I'm not in favor of censorship. This book is gay.

It's a book that teaches the individual reading it how to use adult sex apps and holy crap there are things described in that book that look you know i can't even i can't even describe i'm buying it i can't even bro you're you gotta have it on the table oh you're buying the book right i don't disagree with that i don't like giving these people money but i think it's important to know and for people to read this stuff but the book describes things that go well beyond uh sex and kink into what i would describe as dangerous behavior that can result in serious uh look when they talk about consuming feces

and there's and it goes beyond that i'm like you're talking about things that can cause serious harm to a person let alone a child when she says it's a great book and defends the idea that children would get it i have to wonder i almost don't have to wonder it's a question of do we really think these people just don't know what they're talking about she or does she actually does does emma actually want children to have sex with adults emma had one thing on her mind when she came in here and that was disagree with tim pool there was not any brain function going on she was just what does tim pool say challenge it because maybe maybe dude but she's an idiot no no maybe but that's giving them the benefit of the doubt when they're trying to get kids on grinder no how progressives view all of this

right like the patriarchy they want to tear all that down but they they want to progress beyond all institutions barriers they think that laws that protect children from sex is actually hurting them so right it's causing them harm like that's what the academics and ideologues of progressivism believe yes emma is not that emma is not like like she is not she's like her head is so empty and then like the whole point of her coming here was to get something that and the same thing goes for like the the whole minority report or whatever majority report they're they're just they're just looking to to to dunk on tim pool she came here hoping to get some kind of way to dunk dunk on tim pool now you're right there are people that know theory and

actually believe it's good to to have intergenerational uh relationships people like herbert marcus and and you know uh gail rubin i think is her name and and the the people that write queer theory books you're totally right emma's not one of them emma is a useful idiot that's why she was was like screaming about supporting uh trans women in women's sports, even if it hurts some of the competitors. You're saying Emma Vigeland's advocacy for pedophilia isn't that she herself is a pedophile, but that she stands opposed to institutions, laws, and... Anything on the right, anything that comes out of your mouth, she's going to oppose, laws, and... Anything on the right,

anything that comes out of your mouth, she's going to oppose. She had no idea. I will say this. The reason why I can agree with that is, for one, I don't want to give them the benefit of the doubt, because I think they know exactly what they're talking about. But for her, maybe. She did this thing where, after the show, she claimed she wasn't cool enough to see

the skate park. It's the weirdest thing in the world because I said earlier, maybe when she pulled up and parked, she didn't notice she was in a skate park because the front of the property is the skate park. And I'm like, maybe they pulled up into the far space and just walked right in the green room door and she didn't notice because she didn't look

anywhere. Then I found out from staff she was actually right in the middle of it. She was standing in the middle of the skate park. There's ramps everywhere. There's rails and ledges. You can see everything. There's like a big speaker for music. And then she called and said, I didn't get to see the skate park. And I'm like, that's a really weird

thing to lie about. She literally tripped over the grinding rail that is right at the front of the house. If you're not careful, you will fall over that. She was talking about the other skate park, the downstairs one. That's what I think it was anyway. There's like five here.

Downstairs is a mini ramp, not a skate park. The skate park is the barn and there's a massive 24-foot long vert wall. It's an eight-foot, eight foot wide vert, and then there's a 20 foot, or a 16 foot, four foot section. You park right in front of it.

And you're surrounded by ramps. It's a weird thing to lie about. She could have said, well, I did get to see the skate park. I did get to see their ramp, though. I could see how it might not look like a skate park, because there's a bunch of cars parked all around it, because it's a parking lot as well. It doubles as a parking lot. She might not have realized she was in one.

You're so kind. Yeah. She literally, so she was offered a tour, sushi, and poker with the boys. When the show wrapped, I said, we're all going to hang out. We're going to, we have sushi that's here, bubble tea, cheeseburgers. We put on some music. We hang out at the table. We play a micro stakes poker game basically

poker for fun not for money and uh we can show you around he goes no i can't i've got to run and i'm like okay cool thanks for coming and what does she do they wouldn't show me anything well she called sam and they were they were joking i mean she's pretty clear like tim this is like high school drama but i think it was so that way but hold on it wasn't it was so that way she could slime like the people here. It wasn't like a ha-ha Tim. It wasn't a good nature joke. It wasn't because she wanted to be humorous and be fun.

It was a way to slime Tim and her experience here, even though Tim was polite, kind, and nice the entire time. That's what Sam Seder did. Exactly. When we invited him on the show, I said, I know exactly what he's going to do. It's low tier WWE political garbage.

And if I invite him on the show, they do this thing where all of a sudden abruptly, they'll say something in a non sequitur and you're confused by what they're saying because they, she, she had on her computer. I, uh,

my understanding is that she was being told what to say oh really in the middle of the conversation well she she she had a list of things like written out your point that she's like just vacuous yeah that's an assumption man she's a journalist she reads like 50 pages a day before she works yeah look at look at what happened with stephen crowder and sam cedar right stephen crowder was gonna have a conversation with ethan klein and then Sam barges in and then starts just clucking like a chicken, like just balk-balk nonsense. Because it's WWE

to them. So I'm like, we can have her on the show and I said, it would be with another person to discuss ideas. So we got Sean Fitzgerald and what does she do? Before the show, we were like, hey, let's open with crime and talk about Jordan Williams, this guy in New York who's, you know, he was a black guy. People are saying he's not getting the same support as Penny because he's black.

And she goes, yeah, of course. Absolutely. As soon as the show starts, what does she do? E-drama. WWE garbage. I think majority report primarily is like a comedy show slash. It's more like the daily show. Let me finish, please.

And it's whereas this show is more serious. And I think they both sam and emma get a get a kick out of making you upset like it's just part of like the pushing your friends around when you're little this is not hold up this is not no no i'm i'm stopping i'm sorry this is not me being like oh i can't believe i got dunked on it this is emma advocating for pedophilia no it's not she yes cut her off in a minute and five i was watching this clip i watched the show live you cut her off in a minute and five in the clip and didn't let her talk about what she said maybe the teacher has a student in her class that's and you cut her off in a minute and five. I was watching this clip. I watched the show live. You cut her off in a minute and five in the clip and didn't let her talk about what she said. Maybe the teacher has a student in her class.

That's and you cut her off. And that was the end of it. She couldn't explain herself. Watch the full episode. I did. I watched it once. Yeah. No, she goes into greater detail.

We talked for like 20 minutes about how she was like, she explicitly said she did not care if 10 year olds were shown blowjobs. I think she's out of line. She's not. I think you need censorship for stuff like that that's an argument i'll have they're they're having a show where they advocate for pedophilia at a time where they're chanting we're coming for your children and they produced a 50 person chorus called we're coming for your children ian take the blinders off man well that's what i was gonna say i think there's a blind there's blindness in people's brains that where they think that things have happened so slowly as they're introducing sexuality to children,

nine-year-olds seeing porn and things that now people are like, why do we, censorship is the bad guy. We don't need, just let things happen naturally and like, dude, it's our duty and responsibility

to create a moral system. If we don't stay on it every day, it's going to go haywire. When has the left ever been against censorship? For her to be like, I oppose censorship. it's like oh please they they complain that someone says a naughty word on the internet they want them all banned

then when it comes to the issue of pedophilia she's like i think she i'm not even i'm not even a quoter when it comes to the issue of pedophilia and a teacher trying to get her students of 10 years old to use grinder she defends it they're You know what she could have said? She could have said, okay, like, yes, that's bad, but here's what I'm saying. She didn't say that. Dude, for two and a half hours we talk, or like two hours and 20 minutes, and she's, in every respect, defending

that they're doing these things. In every respect. And then it got to the point where I was like, I don't understand. And it's probably like Phil said, whatever it is we agree on, no matter what, they oppose. No matter what.

So I was like, isn't it in your interest to have Joe Biden out to get somebody else? So when we come out and we're like, hey, here's evidence Joe Biden's corrupt, shouldn't you just be like, oh? And she's like, no, it's not true. And I'm like, wait, wait, what? No, it is true.

Reactionaryism. You got to watch out for that stuff. Anyone that's willing to refute what you say because they don't like you is a, that's a big problem. That's what the left is right now. A lot of people on a lot of sides can, can fall into that. And I've been explaining this for a while. The left, as we describe it, is a reactionary movement. What does that mean? Reactionary doesn't mean you react to something. It is a specific reference to those who are trying to bring back or preserve the old ways. That is the left is doing when they, they're, they're not about progress. This is a specific reference to those who are trying to bring back or preserve the old ways. That is what the left is doing.

They're not about progress. This is a lie. When you get Ibram Kendi coming out and saying the only solution to pass discrimination, et cetera, et cetera, when he's basically advocating for future discrimination, Derrick Bell, I'm hoping I'm not getting his name wrong, they're advocating for returning to Plessy v. Ferguson. They want to bring back the old before the civil rights movement. They are reactionaries who are upset we had a civil libertarian revolution in this country

that brought about individual rights. They are collectivists. They hate that we've enshrined in our Constitution individual rights, and they want to turn back the clock to get rid of that. They're reactionaries. Now, you're right. As for Emma, maybe it is fair to say no matter what it is you advocate for she will be against if i say hey look here's evidence joe biden's corruption was not uh i'm

like but you hate joe it's personal tim it was all about like thereafter it was personal about you that i mean anybody that was here obviously would have been a representative of tim cast but like the whole thing was they want clips they were hoping to get clips but emma was just incapable of producing something that would be compelling for them other than oh he didn't show me his uh his his skate park i wonder if they feel i i kind of felt like emma felt a little bit of shame because i know that the thing she said about neo-nazis she was told to say probably by Sam and afterwards when the show wrapped you know and she steps out of the room for a bit we are all talking about it about this is the issue with the majority report the Sam Cedar's blacklisted from a bunch of big networks

and podcasts he got fired from MSNBC I think I think and this is explicitly why as has been iterated to me by a lot of people that he's an unserious person who just tries to gamify people for for bad faith politics and then you know as she's walking back in the room uh sean was like oh the neo-nazi thing is out of line it's like it's not a real debate it's not a real political argument it's just an intentionally destructive to the political space and then she like is looking down she wouldn't look't look us in the eyes at all the whole time. I wonder, she had made a big stink about the amount of money that they don't make

and didn't want to admit that it's because there's not really an audience for it or not the same kind of audience. She did mention, like you'd said earlier, one of the things that I wanted to push back on, she said over and over that she was covering serious political topics and etc and I think that all of the majority report and her in particular but I would assume that the feeling is shared with most of the people over there is just massive

jealousy they don't get invited up to Capitol Hill they're not they're not streaming their show from Congress, from congressional people's offices. They don't have the same kind of reach. They don't get the same kind of reaction from audiences and stuff. So I think- But that's, you're right,

but that's like saying the people who intentionally choose not to shower are surprised that people don't want them around. and that's exactly how people behave i've smelled plenty of stinky people like they people get people don't know that their breath stinks or that they're that they're offensive to other people that their ideas or or they they they behave in ways that you know push people away if people realize that there probably wouldn't be any incel she was saying that they, that Sam is like a comedian first.

He's not really, his primary focus is in business, but I think what jokes to what they need. Yeah. What they need is a $10 a month subscription. Like they need to load it. Cause they've got 1.3 million subscribers or something. Majority report those.

Like you guys can monetize big time, get 20,000 subscribers a month, 15,000, whatever, you know, you're going to be, you're going to be fine. You know,

you enjoy telling people that they did, that it was about the politics and it wasn't for money and dah, dah, dah, dah,000, whatever, you're going to be fine. She enjoyed telling people that it was about the politics and it wasn't for money and da-da-da-da-da. She loved, like she was reveling in pointing out that she was morally superior. That was one of the things that was really so gross about it. She came here and had this air of superiority and we're better than you and we're blah, blah, blah.

And it was just, I found it, you know, it would be a big turnoff. You know what I think, the majority report, I think they're like the incel equivalent of politics where like, you get a guy who's out of shape, doesn't have good social skills, says crude and rude things, smells bad and has a poor diet.

And then they get really jealous that people don't want to be friends with them, so they go online, they get really angry, and start talking about how the world sucks and how bad it is. And I think that's what the majority report is. Because, you know, you have this big political space with a whole bunch of different commentators of different various backgrounds, all having debates,

and getting along to varying degrees. And then you have the majority report where Sam gets banned from a bunch of different shows, then complains about it, and then when people bring up that he's banned, what did Emma say? She's like, well, it's because they're scared of him. It's like...

Part of it, and because he's a dick. No one's scared of him, dude. It's probably both. It's literally not. Well, Destiny is. He straight up said, if there's anyone on the left, I would be afraid to debate it.

That's fine if Destiny said that, and I think Sean mentioned that, but I can tell you this definitively because I've talked to many big networks and stuff. They've explicitly said they think he's just going to come and clown them. He's not a serious person. It's a clown show.

It's the WWE of politics. You're going to get this phase. He was an actor. I mean, he's an actor. He's a comedian get this face. He was an actor. I mean, he's an actor. He's a comedian. Funny actor. He was an actor for years before. But at least Jon Stewart actually would address things.

Yeah, Jon's pretty awesome. He's a unique dude. Was. And now he's doing the same thing. But let's move on. Let's move on and talk about where we're going with Get What Go Bro. Because we have this story from CNN Business. This is great from last Friday.

Starbucks workers at 150 stores go on strike over pride decorations. That's right, ladies and gentlemen. They said that there was no policy to take down pride decorations, and then 150 United Starbucks stores in the United States went on strike on Friday. I think, I said about 3,500 employees will be on strike,

and I believe we have, from post millennial Starbucks union boasts. They closed 21 locations last weekend in response to the alleged LGBTQ pride decoration ban. I think it's fair to say it's not alleged. The workers at these stores said they weren't allowed to put up decorations. I don't care what corporate is saying. The people are, they're actually protesting. Here's what I think happened. I think Starbucks said outright, we're going to lose a bunch of money, shut it down.

And the workers protested. I think that what we're seeing now is, as I mentioned earlier in the show, the Bud Light effect shows get woke, go broke, but also anti-woke equals clicks. And so you're seeing a lot of apolitical people now coming out and being like, oh yeah, I don't like Bud Light because they know they're going to get a million hits if they do it.

Starbucks was just like, we better get out of this one. Just take it down. And now their employees are revolting. Well, their employees are in revolt. Absolutely revolting. It is funny how that word goes two directions. No, their employees are in revolt absolutely revolting it is it is funny how that word goes into two directions no there's their their employees are in revolt at many locations because this is what

happens big corporations know look we're gonna we're in the members only section we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna play the video of the guy doing something in front of children like i got to be very careful i don't want to explain it explain it. Spreading himself. And, you know, it's a horrifying, in public. And I would normally like to challenge YouTube and be like, hey, YouTube, here's a video from Pride in public with children. Certainly you can't have a problem with that, right? But I know that there's a line.

We did it before with one video because I'm like, I don't think YouTube would take this down, they didn't. This one, I'm like, they're going to take it down. There's videos of explicit nudity. And it's like with these books like Genderqueer, when parents tried to read it to their school board meeting, they get banned from it, but the kids are reading it.

So, you know, anyway, my point is, we'll show that in the members only section. But I think what's happening is when you see an old man, when you see a guy in a diaper and a dog mask, running up to your kids, turning around and wiggling his butt at them, parents are starting to go like, hey, hold on there a minute. When you get the video of the guy with the Bugs

Bunny mask fully nude and then jumping up and down and shaking his genitals in front of people and their kids at this event, regular people go, yo, hold on there a minute. Then Starbucks comes out and says, we love it and they go i ain't going to starbucks anymore bud light is the perfect example of it smackdown no longer the

top beer in the country and all these corporations fear it it's the hubris right it's the pride like they think they can get away with acting in a revolting manner right like this is actually disgusting behavior that's repulsive to normal everyday people even it's even repulsive to people that are part of the lgbt community i i it's that's why it's fracturing that's why you're getting fracturing groups like uh gays against groomers and all that and then uh get the l out quote get the l out end quote is the name of an organization it's uh lesbians who don't want to be associated with what's going on I love it but we need to see more of that

it's it they're they're dividing all of our factions and now that it's coming home to roost and but they can't there's going to be continued it's going to continue to get more and more extreme and there will be more pushback like this is going to hurt Starbucks.

I don't know how long. I don't know how badly. It's not going to be the target problem, but I don't get it. I mean, Starbucks is a pretty gay-friendly company. The idea that they're not gay enough is kind of a weird argument. I don't think any of these companies care.

You know, people talk about ESG and CEI or whatever, and I'm like, they just want... look, when there was no pushback, companies were like, how much will it cost to do a Pride Month thing? It'll cost five grand for the decorations. And what's our upside? Oh, we'll be involved in this big celebration, and then we'll maybe see a bump in sales. Now there's pushback. Now they say, yeah, it'll cost you five grand to do and you'll lose $300,000 per location because people will boycott your store and they'll like pull the decorations.

They don't actually care. It's all about the path of least resistance. And the fact that regular people are providing resistance, these companies are immediately just changing course. The regular people thing matters a lot. Like I said, I mean, I've said this before on the show. I was just in California doing some more atr stuff last couple weeks and some of my friends out there like you talk to them about this stuff and and they're like look i got kids and i'm a progressive guy and

stuff but man that ain't right but i don't want to do this. And they really understood the the ramifications of having their kids be exposed to this stuff. And I think that the average person is is rejecting it out of hand. I think that the normal people that are, again, you know, have maybe 15, 20 minutes a week for politics. That's all they spend on on knowing what's going on in the world. You know, maybe they see some memes that their friends send, and then they'll listen to, you know, the news for 15 minutes in the evening or whatever, or in the morning. Those people are the ones that are like, yo, I don't like the idea of the teacher wanting my child to transition.

I watched The Passion of the Christ for the first time wow i heard it's gruesome it is it's really and um the beginning i thought was a little slow and then it actually got really really good it's not uh i wouldn't describe it as explicitly religious i mean obviously it is but what i mean is it's political in in other the reason i bring this up is someone's just mentioned because of all this there's going to be a far-right backlash and then i saw that i thought to myself i'm like well i did just watch the passion for the first time ever because i was i was curious i'm like you know i grew up catholic not christian not real but i do now want to understand more so what the points that are being made so i did watch it and uh it was it was it's it's it's

actually pretty good i do think you know there needs to be a movie for the average person this one was in aramaic hebrew and latin with subtitles hard to watch but the reason i bring it up is i learned a lot that i didn't know even having gone to catholic school that changed my perspective on some of these issues. And I think it is partly due to what we are seeing from the left, that I was open to having watched a movie like that. Again, I'm not a Christian. I do believe in God.

I don't believe in the Catholic Church or anything like that. But it got me watching this and learning about Pontius Pilate and what was the name? The murderer who was released and all this stuff. Barabbas.

Barabbas and all this stuff. Things I didn't know that Pontius was like, I can release one person, Jesus or Barabbas, the murderer. And they were like, release the murderer.

That's how much they hated him. See, you went to Catholic school and they didn't cover this. Nope. That is incredible. But that may be why there's a break in religion in this country.

Yeah, of course. They said they filled the crowd with in religion. Yeah, of course. They said they filled the crowd with people that were like, get Jesus. I think they had false flags. I think they had like. That's right. I don't want to talk. I'm not trying to bring this up so we can talk about religion. My point was simply, I do believe there will be a pendulum swing towards the right because of this. I think what's happening now is people are starting to ask questions of how to get to the point

where there are pedophiles shaking their genitals in front of children and thrusting towards them while they watch. And it's like, well, I don't think it completely correlates with religion, but the pendulum will swing. People will look back at where we were 10 years ago and say, what were we doing back then?

It's like, oh, okay, we had standards. The standards were like this. You're going to hear arguments from people who are Christian, who are Catholic, and they're going to say, here's what we believe and why we oppose it. And then you're going to get regular moms and dads who are like, what do I have to do to stop the man from gyrating nude in front of my children? And the left is going to say, you're a bigot. And the right is going to say, church is this this way there's already people that are starting to talk about you know christian nationalism and stuff and that's the the too far swing back to the right and like people like james lindsey thankfully are already like looking for ways to push back against it because there is going to be a reaction from the right there is

way more people going to church now than there were probably five years ago there's way more young people converting or rediscovering religion in response to what they're seeing as what they would consider uh perversion or whatever or what is it what's the word they like to use deviancy or whatever um but it's something that liberals and again normal liberals not progressives it's something that liberals have to again, normal liberals, not progressives, it's something that liberals have to be aware of and have to be concerned with because you don't want to allow the government to have too much influence by the Christian right. Like, a liberal society can make room for the Christian right.

It can make room for progressives. It can make room for Muslims. It can make room for everybody if you have can make room for Muslims. It can make room for everybody. If you have a liberal society that doesn't favor one ideology. Right now, our liberal society is heavily influenced and heavily favors progressive ideology. And I think it's really important to not allow the pendulum to swing back. And I know if Seamus were here, he'd be screaming at me. But I really do think that it's important to not let the pendulum swing back too far and it's so big a little bit

yes definitely well you know to the point where we're not not like genitals off of little kids isn't it funny though that it was the kids like they couldn't avoid going the kids route because that's i think where it all shifted was when the american people saw just how much was aimed at our kids just to write in schools and and on tv and and just all of this stuff the surgeries all that stuff the kids were the final straw it started kind of with the women's sports issue right that was where you first started to see a big pushback they had to go for the kids yeah because as we've talked about quite a bit the the birth rates among those of the liberal worldview are substantially lower than those of conservatives. And so the saying goes, socialists don't have kids, they have yours, but it's not working.

The parental rights and education stuff. The reason why Emma had to defend genderqueer and this book is gay is because the left needs to indoctrinate kids and break them from their families grooming is one way to do it they they here's what happens they need to create a rift between parents and kids to such a degree that the kids run away from home it really is a crazy thing right so i'll give you an example one of the things we talked about on the culture war podcast was desistance rates if a child is gender dysphoric, desistance is when they stop being dysphoric. And there have been a couple studies that we've cited.

These are the cited studies as it pertains to desistance. 61 to 95, or is it 98%? I think it's like 96. It's around there. It's in the high 90s. 90%. So let's say the lowest number. 61% of children suffering gender dysphoria who receive no intervention desist that is the

majority if we're trying to do the maximum amount of good taking a utilitarian perspective well then we would lean towards not intervening and giving medical treatment or sex changes to kids she advocated for it despite the fact it would result in more suicide and more depression. Why? It's the only way they can get new recruits to their cult. If children are raised by conservative parents and conservative households and conservative communities, those kids will be conservative. They need to find a way to rip those kids from the parents, and they found a way. So if you look at it this way, if 61% of kids desist with no intervention, and they go on

to lead normal lives, that would mean the suicidal ideation drops dramatically with no intervention. If you intervene, they say that detransition is almost nonexistent among those that are put on puberty blockers. However, going from the natural rates of desistance and looking at the percentage of trans people who commit suicide, which is sad and horrifying, we don't want that to happen. If they take 10 kids who are gender dysphoric and on the high end, nine out of 10 will desist. That means they are taking nine kids and increasing the risk of suicide among those kids by something like 50 percent.

If they do nothing, those nine kids will not see an increased suicide rate because there's an increased suicide rate amongst people who are gender dysphoric. So when they advocate for giving intervention to kids who would otherwise be better, they are advocating for increasing the risk to suicide. That's why my view is we should not be doing this. I don't care what the AMA says or whatever. But again, the point is it doesn't matter to them because they need to find a way to rip kids from their families. Both Stalin and Hitler made comments about if you get control of the children it doesn't matter what the parents think it's something that is baked into socialist ideology

because they want because they want to change society they don't like the liberal society that we live in and unhappy people can be made into revolutionaries happy people that have happy families they are not looking to revolt so the left the revolutionary left unquestionably wants miserable people with destroyed lives so that way they can make them into activists happy people don't revolt there you're not going to get a revolution when most people are happy. That's the biggest problem that Herbert Marcuse found with, with capitalism. He re he was like, look, capitalism delivers the goods. So we have to find other unhappy people because capitalism has made the proletariat mostly happy, mostly successful. They have a good life. Tim, Tim, can I reiterate something that your whole point about them ripping the kids away from the parents that is the entire

point and you need to look no further than their next steps that they're already working towards right so like uh the last year and a half two years we've gotten 19 states to ban these treatments and puberty blockers for kids 19 right we need all 50 child sex changes child sex changes where the blue states are going now because they know the desistance rates what they're doing is they're doing trans trafficking bills right there basically if the kid if you're on vacation right and you're in um what washington state california or minnesota now and you are there and your kid calls cps or whatever calls the cops the state can actually take your kids away from you and put

you in a foster care it's worse than that your 13 year old kid is surfing on the internet and goes on tiktok gets exposed to the likes of dylan mulvaney dylan mulvaney advocates these children drink alcohol haha it's so much fun drink beer beer is fun advocates for many of a lot of these ideas the kid gets confused. The kid says, I can't talk to my parents because people online

are telling me that my parents will get mad at me. Then, someone messages them and says, if you want, I can drive you to Washington.

Stranger on the internet drives the kid to Washington and says, we saved them. And the state says, yup, you sure did. An internet stranger

can kidnap your child, have them sterilized in another state, and that state says it's illegal. But it's kidnapping in the state. I would imagine that the kids take it. And do you think Joe Biden's DOJ would go after the person who did the kidnapping? They won't do it.

Of course they won't. I would doubt it. I hope they would. I mean, come on. The NYPD, they didn't arrest any of these people who are thrusting in front of children they are a protected class the police everyone's ignoring support it right the cops in new york this is the funny thing about back the blue and all that stuff i'm like you realize that the left blm they're protesting democrat cops in democrat cities i don't care about them like good i'll look when they come out and say defund the police i'm like yes please do so now don't come to my or i live in defund the police

our cops are good because we live in in my country and our cops are my cops so like they don't allow this now to be fair we do have i was talking about this earlier jefferson county which is harper's ferry has banned children being a part of drag shows as it's adult and sexually explicit. But Berkeley County doesn't. And recently in Martinsburg, West Virginia, they had a drag show where they invited children up on stage. And this is a dude wearing like overtly sexual stuff. Like it is, I would call it overtly sexual, but not sexually explicit is a fair way to put it. I would call it grooming. Introducing but not sexually explicit is a fair way to put it. I would call it grooming.

Introducing kink and foreplay to children. That's basically what they're doing. They did not get arrested, and that's in West Virginia. So you still have their problems. But these cops in New York, this has been going on for decades. These New York cops like it. They're a part of it. They're there watching it happen going, yeah.

Do you think that there's anyone there that is, I mean, I'm sure there's a few that part of it. They're there watching it happen going, yeah. Do you think that there's anyone there that is, I mean, I'm sure there's a few that are against it, but like play it out. No, absolutely not. 100% of the NYPD cops love it. You don't think they've game planned it? The NYPD cops love it. Love, love. Well, you saw the San Francisco cops, right?

Like they're marching in doing the whole pride flag procession. NYPD took a knee for BLM. Okay. Listen, you can tell me that you think probably deep down inside doing the whole pride flag procession. NYPD took a knee for BLM. Okay? Listen. You can tell me that you think probably deep down inside they're disturbed by what they had to do. But I'm kind of like, listen, man,

actions speak louder than words. If someone told you to, like, sniff durian, you'd be like, no, it's disgusting. Right? If you were like, oh, man, I really don't want to,

but let me get in there and sniff it, I'm going to be like, come on, you want to. And be like, no, they're making me, if you really don't want to but let me get in there and sniff it i'm gonna be like come on you want to and like no they're making me if you really didn't want to do it you wouldn't do it now there is obviously there's nuance in all this and there are certain things people don't want to do they they do but i'm kind of like look man if you were in the nypd if you're in new york and you know there are adult men ped pedophiles, thrusting their genitals in front of children, and you're like, leave me out of that, at least I can say you're okay with it. The NYPD, these officers are okay with what's going on. The funny thing is, there's a story about a woman who goes around New York topless,

and cops will arrest her for it. And then she sues them and wins, because it is legal to be topless for women in New York City. Where are these cops during these events where these people are breaking the law explicitly? They don't care. Because at the very least, I can say, they may say they don't like it. Fine. But they are okay with it.

Me, I'm not. I'm not okay with it. I don't want to live in a place like that. Hierarchy. It's a dual application of the law. It's not the same thing, but it's it's it's a dual uh application of the law it's the it's it's not the same thing but it's the same attitude that people have when it comes to all the way up to the president and the president's kid you know the democrats can get away with breaking the law can get away with doing uh you know what would be illegal for you or me and the reason is because of political

opinions always has been yeah the j6 people are still in jail for trespassing did you know uh i could be wrong about this but we've been doing our research and in west virginia it is illegal to cohabitate if you're not married really what i'm pretty sure the law i like i don't know if there's been any rulings on it but the law stands you can look look you can pull it up right now i think it's like chapter 61 or something west virginia criminal code and the law just says what it says it may be that there's a precedent where that nullified it or something but i'm i'm like the law's still there nobody enforces it that would be insane i think massachusetts still has laws on the books that they called blue laws back and that were from back in the day things like you're not allowed to

have your store open on sunday right and i don't know if they're if they're still on the books but when i was a kid uh they were still on the books and jokes because you know imagine being a devout catholic angry that people are violating the Sabbath, and you're like, these liberals came in and got the cops to stop enforcing the Sabbath law, and there you go. Progress. It's likely that this particular topic

will not have the same effect as violating the Sabbath, just because there is... Well, going after kids is different from having a job on Sunday. Exactly. Between that or whether it be because there is well going after kids is different from having from having a job on sunday exactly you know between that or or whether it be uh the lax prosecution of people that commit violent crimes in in cities and stuff like that that stuff has a a direct result that people really are going to notice yeah did you did you find the law yeah but it's it's a kind of wordy there's an abstinence

divorce and void marriage uh section there's also a bigamy section i like the the law the first paragraph is like you shall not cohabitate if not married if you're uh any person being married who during the life of the former see this is a little no you're reading a different law okay then this would be this is 61.8 i think is the one you were yeah there's one specifically about cohabitation without marriage or whatever. But anyway, my point is, in New York, they don't enforce these laws because it is socially acceptable in New York to do these things.

No, we're talking about reactionism to the pendulum swinging and if it could swing back hard in the other direction inadvertently. I think the two things that really get my gut where I'm like, wow, I could see myself freaking out and becoming one of those pendulum things if I didn't have my head on straight is going after children with sex

and store violence. People breaking into stores and just robbing the shelves. I'm like, yo, aren't they armed? Aren't these stores, don't they have armed defense? Oh yeah, I think my camera might have... No, no, no, we're opening the door. There's no point to wait, the door's going to be open.

Yeah, because the AC's busted um it's like 80 something 83 or 84 degrees in here now and i'm like okay we gotta open the door i've had like three of these liquid deaths are great like when i find myself the way i describe it when i find myself wondering like why don't why aren't these shopkeepers armed the three dudes walk in and they all have guns on with them and i'm like the shopkeeper is just him versus a bunch of gun armed dudes like it makes me want the shopkeeper to be armed and then i'm like hoping he's able to defend himself and it's like that i don't want to want that but i'm that's what i want when i see these people breaking and destroying businesses i want these people their lives to survive what's that you want order. Yeah, I do want order. That's the impulse that ends up having the right

come in into place because... Yo, Barron Trump is going to be like this brutal Iron Fist dictator. It's going to be shameless.

Have you ever seen... He's the Red Caesar. No, have you seen the picture from the Denver airport of the kid with the Iron Fist? You know what I'm talking about? These conspiracy paintings

from Denver. Let me pull up these conspiracy theory paintings, Denver paintings. I'll show you, man. It's all been pre-planned where's where are these pictures baron trump is man i'm kidding by the way but i do want to show you these pictures i mean you you could be kidding but at the same time you know the simpsons were kidding a lot and then stuff happened so you know so like there are these creepy paintings that people always talk about it's like there's like a nazi officer stabbing the dub of peace or whatever and people are cowering and crying and then there's

like the earth being destroyed and animal like a penguin and a box yeah it's like because i've gone extinct here's one it's it's like new age like lefty religious iconography yeah and then there's uh where's the iron fistist one? There's a kid, let me look this up. It's Gnosticism. Where's the kid? Iron Fist. Marvel stuff comes up.

There's a kid raising a, I don't know where it is. Is this one it? Yeah, okay, there it is. There it is. You can't really see him. It's a German kid,

it looks like. And he's got an iron fist and he's raising it up for peace or whatever anyway i'm kidding but like you know that's the joke that it's going to be like 10 or it's going to be like 20 or 30 years and baron trump is going to like he's going to hey we're going to bring order and he gets elected and then he's the dictator scary but i mean i really don't think baron trump's going to be president or anything like that i'm just kidding i would like to meet him so if you go the atlantic baron though the atlantic ran this article in 1926 and you can find the actual copy of it but it was about the dissolution of marriage and the abolition of family in the soviet union they like they had a reporter go over and

she went to all these little towns they basically made marriage dissolution a five minute process no fault anyone could go in hey didn't reagan do that yeah that's right he he did he was one of the i think they were the first state of california uh that's exactly right so in this article it is it has stories from the villagers who are saying this is insane what was happening is these guys would go and they'd knock up these women after marrying them and then they just abandoned them and you would have these entire towns and cities being ransacked by these criminal orphans right and kind of like what's happening now exactly exactly we this is exactly what we're going through it's been a longer process uh in the united states i mean we've had what no fault divorce for 70 years about?

But this is exactly what we're... No, it was in the 50s and 60s when they started striking it down through the courts, I think. But it was Reagan who explicitly got rid of no-fault divorce. But he did it when he was governor of California, I think.

I don't think there was a federal dissolution of marriage act. I think the states started doing it. But it's exactly what we're going through right now. And it's so crazy. Whoa. None of the, none of the,

the ideas that come from the left are significantly different than any of the ideas that were coming from the left a hundred years ago. They're just dressed differently instead of having a bourgeoisie and the proletariat now they've they've made it more more like the nazis didn't it's all race-based and stuff now but the ideas and the the prescriptions are still the same the the socialist ideal is to remake man so that way man desires to be a social animal a socialist in his very core but do they don't they see that stripping the family apart is bad for the kids and therefore bad for the society they do not because if all of your family is humanity because you're a socialist

you don't need a mom and a dad because all of the adults have the correct socialist opinions that they can just pass on to the children and then dad because all of the adults have the correct socialist opinions that they can just pass on to the children. And then the children will teach the adults and the adults will teach the children. We talked about this in the Culture War podcast when we were talking with Zach Voorhees on AI and stuff. And the way I described it was think about the human body. There are single-celled organisms all over everything. Those little single-celled organisms are little individuals that run around doing little who knows what. Then you get multi-celled

organisms. The human body has a whole bunch of cells. They all must do their job. What do you call a cell in the human body that deviates from its job? Cancer. Abberant. Cancer. And what does the body do to things that deviate from their prescribed job? Eat them.

Destroys them. Sometimes it does not, and the cancer eventually destroys the body do to things that deviate from their prescribed job? Eat them. Destroys them. Sometimes it does not, and the cancer eventually destroys the body, and it ends it. The way I would describe the modern left is they want to create a human civilization that functions much in this way, in that you will be born and given your task, and you will never deviate or else. They want to turn the human system of individuals into an organism system where everyone functions much like a cell and does their assigned job period and with genetic modification and engineering crisper and all that stuff you'll get to the point where you will have bread enforcers like china's doing the super soldiers you will have bread miners bread analysts you'll

be born it's like the plot of man of steel you have you guys you've seen Where on Krypton, they evolved to the point where they started genetically engineering people for their specific jobs. And he was, you know, they say that Kal-El, Superman, is the first natural birth in like 100 years or whatever. And then Zod is like, blasphemy! That's the world they want to create. You will be a white blood cell. Your job is to eliminate free radicals and intruders, and you will never be anything else. Your job is the red blood cell.

You will carry the oxygen, you will oxidize, etc., etc. They will give you your task, and you will never deviate. That's not good, because diversity is one of our strengths. Even on an individual level, man. You're supposed to be able to be an astronaut and a musician and a teacher like all those things you're able you can do all that stuff that's that it never ever works out like that like the the idea that once you get to the socialist utopia you can you know do your slam poetry and and be an artist no get in the mine they're the free radicals yeah they would call themselves free radicals.

Hey, I can confirm 50 years ago as 54, no-fault divorce. 1969 in California, Ronald Reagan signed the first no-fault divorce statute. You're right. I thought it was when he was president. And then I guess he did it again when he was president nationally. Is that the story? I don't know. I don't think he did.

I don't think there's anything nationally. I think it's just like the courts all started striking it down a lot like the the gay marriage progress now in all 50 states there's no fault divorce so what do we reverse this no fault divorce thing yes absolutely this is what this is what i was describing i said how about we do this you can keep your no fault divorce but we'll create something called super marriage where if you agree to first you get married once you're married you can then upgrade to the courts to a super marriage. And you can't break a super marriage. Sorry, it's still death do us part.

So in Louisiana, we're trying to figure out how to solve this too. Louisiana has something called covenant marriage. And it's not like what you just described where like you could upgrade your marriage. You either enter into like a state marriage, a government marriage,

or you enter into a covenant marriage. And it's not, you don't abide by no-fault divorce but the numbers for it are not impressive and so there needs to be more like a marketing campaign for it i need to look more into it to be honest i don't know if they've tried to market it but you would think that like women would demand that their husband or their fiance enters into that extra protection of marriage but i i don't know marriage today has been downgraded to dating yep it's like disney it's like you see the celebrities like they're married for a year i'm like bro what's the point of saying till death do us part if you actually mean like we'll see how it goes garbage yeah it marriage doesn't exist no fault divorce ended marriage now we have something we call marriage but there's no marriage and surprise surprise we're heading in a similar direction to

the soviets yep slower you know because we do have protections from the constitution and things like that but it's happening absolutely uh yeah aspects of it i guess but i mean but yeah we're it's not like we're just in the soviet union it it never just happens overnight it's it's slowly and incrementally speaking of this russian revolution that was happening apparently that was like i think they both realized this is when uh what's his name uh the putin's best friend of 23 years who was running the the mercenaries turned on moscow and they're like oh he's gonna overthrow the country it's gonna be another russian revolution like 1917 and i think they both realized that and we're like we got to call this thing off i think they were i heard they were gonna disband

the mercenary group and that's why they revolted and then like no okay we're not gonna disband you it could be all fake news i don't know i don't they're afraid of another russian revolution that's at least it seemed like it were you safe i'm afraid i mean i don't know but i think that the i think the united states not doing something had there been actual conflict between wagner and and state forces i think that would have drawn the u.s into some kind of or at least made the neocon say look we really need to get some kind of uh some kind of boots on the ground to control the situation because of the fact that there you have so many nuclear weapons and the united states would feel like we need to control that i think the united states as an

institution that's not an endorsement either is swiss cheese it is i imagine a piece of paper in which several points of it have been lightly ignited and are just burning to embers from the inside out the fact that we have this conflict in Eastern Europe, that makes literally no sense for the most part. It's a failed liberal economic order led by the US and Western powers. That's failing and makes no sense. Struggling.

The fact that Donald Trump even got elected shows that the deep state, you know, permanent government powers that be have failed. The children who inherited this machine don't know how to run it. The fact that you have this Bolshevik-style family destruction happening in this country, all of the institutions of this country

are crumbling, including the military, the foreign empirical structures and all that stuff. And I'm just like, you know, that's what I think a lot of these leftists want. They want it to just crumble and collapse. I'm sure Russia and China are happy to see it happen as well and are probably fanning the flames online. TikTok, I think, intentionally does this.

And it's annoying to me when I see the Republicans being like, we should ban TikTok for data privacy concerns. And I'm like, no, you should do it because they're indoctrinating your kids to self-harm. And it's horrifying. They always do that, though. Like, the Republicans will, like, look at the national debt debate, right? They talk about fiscal sanity and fiscal responsibility. We've had trillion-dollar deficits for, what's bill clinton i think you know that was the first thing we went over that if you want to cut the deficit you want to cut the debt start arguing in terms of morality argue against how these programs that we're funding are killing

the country and how how it's hurting us like that is the way to do it that's exactly right tiktok is bad because it's hurting our kids not because they're taking our data no one cares about that it's too like esoteric or or niche yep we don't no one knows for sure if it's what they're doing that's the big problem we do know for sure it's what they're doing it's all uh it's explicit that they're doing it well it's it's inductive like we don't have access to the code so we can't verify that it's intentionally doing it it might just be they could be like i didn't say intentionally i said they are doing it tiktok is i guess that's true and to be fair like to accent youtube as well but tiktok being the worst and being owned by our foreign principal for a principal foreign adversary, indirectly, I mean, but basically, yes, it is.

So they promote videos that cause kids to self-harm. Like, it could be a thing where... And they ban people who push back against it. It could be, like, and I think it is nefarious, personally. I think that they're using it like a fifth-generational warfare tactic, but it could be the kind of thing where, like, if I'm dropping rocks on the ground, and then they're rolling down the hill and you're like ian's

rolling hills down the ground and i don't even realize that i'm just dropping the rocks they just happen to be rolling yes ian so you were on top of a hill and you were throwing rocks down it it doesn't matter what your intention is exactly i don't know what their intention is stop you from doing i i assume and i assume their intention is that they want to corrupt the uh the youth of the united states and the rest of the globe to fall in line with Chinese economics. That is my... I think they want the US to crumble. Well, TikTok's different in China, isn't it?

I've read about this. They don't have TikTok in China. It's a similar but different thing. Yeah, it's like Sesame Street, though, for kids. They have educational stuff. It's a little exaggerated when people say, like, theirs is perfect and ours is bad. They don't have tiktok they have a different company that does something similar they have their own version of it but they

they they own ours and ours is weaponized against us has been weaponized to cause us harm so but mostly yes yeah yeah and that's why it should be banned but anyway republicans are mostly controlled opposition so what do i what do i ultimately think is where we're headed for i think the u.s's position as the leader of the liberal economic order or the you know the global economic order whatever they want to call it it's going to be over i think the u.s will probably go back to more humble roots it's a simple way to put it i don't see the system being sustainable it's about to collapse i'm not saying your life will end and the world will burst into flames. I'm saying probably don't want to be in a city. Probably want to get a nice little piece of land with some chickens or something on it,

some goats, maybe have a little garden. Because good luck. You're in a city. There's a lot of countries that are moving away from the dollar that are looking to buy oil and other forms of currency and stuff and i think that that's probably the most salient uh evidence that the united states has lost its or at least the dollar's lost its luster that people are people around the globe are looking to move away from alliances with the u.s and you, you can point to any number of political follies that the government has has engaged in in the past 15 20 years, but

if the dollar is not the reserve currency then the value of the dollar that we Is gonna be you know destroyed because I'd not just because of how many print I mean we print it up But because we're no longer the country that maintains hegemony throughout the world. Yeah, Alex, we're actually going to talk about Alex Jones. I just saw him in the next clip, but he was on Patrick Bette David's show and was talking about this war in Russia,

or this revolution potentially going on in Russia where they're, Pregosian, I think, is the name of the guy who runs, what is it, Wagner Group? And he was like, well, I don't need he asked them genuinely, would we be better off if some new regime took over in Russia that was sympathetic to the West? And they didn't have an answer. But I thought, yes, we wouldn't be killing each other anymore, but it would become techno fascism way more rapidly. Like they want a peaceful world where people are plugged into machines.

They don't want fighting. They don't want killing. They don't want killing. They don't want blowing up. They want everyone to be subservient as much as possible. And I think it would be better than warfare. It might be the next step of our evolution, but it might also just become a pressure cooker. Let's jump to this next story from TimGaz.com. Alex Jones says Deep State will try to assassinate former President Donald Trump.

Radio show host says that corrupt government actors will never allow Trump to make good on a promise to prosecute them for their criminal activity you want to know i found this so interesting is that rfk jr said something similar recently he said that he has to be aware of what they did to his uncle and and his dad right yeah and so he's like it's a very real possibility. If we've got it, we've come to a point, call it whatever you want. Believe whatever you want to believe. The left can say far right conspiracy theory, whatever. It's come to the point where high profile personalities in this country, including one presidential contender himself, RFK, are afraid that there is a potential assassination looming

for two different prominent, high-profile contenders, and dare I say, frontrunners. When we're talking about, like, let's say the top five candidates who could win. RFK Jr., they may call him fringe, they may say it's never going to happen, but he's polling really well. And so he's certainly polling better

than any other Republican outside of Trump and DeSantis. And I think he's got more favorability than all other candidates. Now you got Alex Jones saying this and a lot of people will say, oh, but Alex Jones is crazy. And I'm like, listen, we know that they're going to try to, I'm sorry, try to, they're literally prosecuting Trump. I don't know about going this far, but it's been said by other people and it's been said before. And if RFK is saying something similar himself it just i don't know does it speak to the times does it speak to the times that we're in that we're at this point i was just talking about how the institution of this country is swiss cheese like the fabric of

this nation is being burned out from the inside and it's and it's fumbling and breaking apart did you could you have ever believed 10 years ago that we'd get to a point where a contender for the presidency would say he fears assassination? And when there's actual talk in the political space among high profile shows of a of the former president who is running potentially being assassinated, like people wouldn't believe you if you said that's where we'd be. You mentioned or maybe you would. I don't know. You mentioned earlier the left talking left having a problem with this. The left is in no position to make comments about whether or not the CIA will or will not do something. Because the CIA has been the boogeyman of the left for literally ever.

If you ask anyone that's an actual leftist why socialism has not taken a hold globally it is going to be the cia that's what they're gonna say they're gonna blame cia they do it all the time so the idea that that the left would reject a conspiracy theory about the cia killing a president or possibly no no they they love the caa now they love the fbi now like because they control it but they took it over the the general umbrella left not leftists like fringe leftists still don't like them they hate the united states institutions yeah i get that but like the liberals who used to pretend to align with the left now absolutely but um i wonder is is this our last presidential election and i mean that in a hyperbolic sense like is this is this going to

be a tumultuous and strange election that breaks the the routine we've expected of every four years in that it's not going to be joe biden the way the reporters are coming after him the way the hunter biden scandal is going i'm hearing that that b way the reporters are coming after him, the way the Hunter Biden scandal is going, I'm hearing that Joe's lawyered up already. It's going to be Michelle Obama and Gavin Newsom. Yeah, maybe. And Michelle's going to win. It's going to be Michelle.

She's going to dominate. I don't know. I don't know. That's what Alex was saying. He thinks it's going to be Michelle. He was like, is it going to be Gavin at Michelle or Michelle Gavin? And I've been saying something similar, too. Like, if Michelle Obama ran, I said this.

And then Obama will run the office from his basement in his sweats just like he joked about wanting to do. But the question is, do they have the wherewithal to maintain the machine

that they failed to maintain for the past eight years? I think so. I think Michelle's the kind of person that can be shocked out of it. Like her and Barack are like asleep in the machine,

but I sense their humanity. It's not a single person. We're talking about, look, Donald Trump should not have gotten elected. It was supposed to be Hillary Clinton. And Trump won because they screwed up bad.

2020 comes around and they went insane in their panic and desperation to the point where Boston Globe reported they entertained the possibility of the West Coast seceding from the union

if Trump won again. Now, 2024 2024 coming around and trump's in the polls doing really well and they know biden ain't got it so what do they have you're right last ditch at last ditch effort michelle obama but can even with a michelle obama can they muster up the machine they need to defeat donald trump if they can do with biden they can do it with mich. That was during COVID. Yeah, but I like Michelle, man. And I'm not even like a,

I'm not registered Democrat or any of that, but I really like that girl. I think she is really smart. She's the reason Barack ever had the confidence to become president. She has two great kids, as far as I can tell. What does that have to do with anything? Disavow.

I think she'd be a good leader. I mean, I think she's stable. I think she's willing to to say no to the crap the bad stuff and and overturn the what's gone too far barack obama killed a 16 year old american kid i know that's that's political command but yeah see i i i think michelle obama will be a despotic tyrant with a smile on her face. Just like they all are. They all, all the presidents turn out. I don't,

I'm not gonna get behind them. The, and this is the funny thing because I got the DeSantis people who are all mad at me and they lie so much. Holy crap. They're like Tim's they're, they're tweeting about claiming that I said, Trump will magically change his behavior and become the best president.

I'm like, when did I, I said he has a slightly higher chance of firing people. That's it. I want to see the corruption dismantled. And is Trump going to be the greatest president of all time? No. On foreign policy?

Maybe. But that's just one specific area. There's a lot of bad things he did in foreign policy as well. But in terms of firing corruption, ripping it from the system, Trump wants revenge. I'll take what I can get. Does it mean he's going to be good? No. The problem with that is that he announced it,

that he announced he was going to go in and arrest all these people. Like, dude, you don't show your... That's why I will vote for him. But that's why they won't let him win. Because you can't show your hand beforehand and be like, these are my secret plans. Once I get in, I'm going to end your career. You're like, no, they're not going to let you get in, dude.

He did play ball the first time it. He played, he, he, he did play ball the first time around. He tried. Yeah. He tried playing ball. It was going to be a traditional American presidency. And that was his big miscalculation.

Yep. And he, he brought in people we didn't like and we criticized him for it. And he kept people on that. He should have fired. And we criticized him for it because he thought I'm going to work with them. The best of my abilities. I'm going to do my agenda.

And they were not having it. Now's like i realize the truth they must be dismantled yeah but i and i'm not saying he's wrong or right i'm not saying he's wrong but he should not in my opinion he should not have said that out loud he should have went in there won the job and then did it without telling anyone he was coming because if if they know you're coming, they're going to fortify. But they did. They accused him of being a traitor working for the Soviet Union. Not even Russia. The Soviet Union.

Jonathan Chait goes on MSNBC and he's like, Trump might be a Soviet. It's like, the Soviet Union doesn't exist. He didn't say that explicitly. He said, Trump may have been a Russian asset going back to the 80s. That would mean he was a Soviet asset. Meanwhile, the Dems in this country, there was a letter from Ted Kennedy to the 80s okay that would mean he was a soviet asset you know but meanwhile the dems in this kind of there was a letter from ted kennedy to uh the soviets asking them to help uh fight against reagan in in the early 80s like it was always the dems that aligned with uh with the

soviets and they were always partners didn't bernie sanders go yeah vacation in the soviet union so it was great yeah that's crazy yeah like people are disappearing dying being beaten there were there were there were plenty of people in the west that were very prepared to write apology uh pieces for the soviet union there were people and the at the new york times i forget the guy's name he was writing during the the holland more not sure well the Holodomor yes but there I'm thinking about uh I was thinking about something that someone was writing just writing glowing pieces about Stalin and he was at the New York Times like writing

great pieces about Stalin while Stalin was you know killing millions of people and throwing people in in the gulags and while the gulag system was at its at its peak there were people in the west writing glowing pieces about stalin because they believe in the ideology and they believed whatever you need to do to get to the communist utopia to remake man as a socialist was fine that's the the reason why why the the left always makes excuses for the horrors and atrocities that the left does is because if we just get past this hard part if we just get past the part where a bunch of people die then we'll have remade society into a socialist utopia and then we'll have the perfect society that we all where everyone has what they need and. So it'll be worth killing off this many people or whatever, because once we get through it,

once you get through this bad part, then the utopia is on the other side. It's just that you never get through it. The bodies just pile up and pile up. And that's why you end up with dozens of millions dead. Look, they want to eliminate free radicals to create what I would describe as a organism system. They want the people who are like,

I would like to be an accountant and nothing more. And then they want that person to stay in their box and do what they're told. We're free radicals. We're bouncing around doing all this crazy individualism stuff. That's bad for the expansion of the machine into a higher state. But it is good for America.

It's good for humanity, the world, for human progress a decentralized system is better than a centralized one yeah because then it's no elon musk said this right because then it's better it's not decentralized because then uh if it not everything goes to hell right not everything fails at the same time you want diversity when it comes to nations you don't want one world government. Let's think of it this way. A little single-celled organism runs around and lives its life.

It's fine. It eats, it lives, it dies. It happens. If the cell next to it dies, it's fine. Ah, but in a human, if a clump of cells in one part of the body fails, every other cell dies off. That's the risk of a centralized system.

If a human dies, it causes damage to the greater system let's say the human's a farmer farmer dies okay well someone's got to pick up the slack and replace that that person that happens in a body like normal a cell can die off and then it gets replaced by another one however if we centralize everything then the risk of catastrophic cascade failure exponentially increases because you cannot replace an accountant with a plumber within a decentralized system it's much more it's much easier to fill gaps more fluid like water and less rigid yeah i guess you have a an amalgam of a centralized decentralized system so just like a human body you have a brain which is kind of a pseudo-centralized or area of the

system you have a heart you have a stomach all these like minor centralizations so like in any truly decentralized system you have larger nodes which tend to be seemingly a little more of a central area where more people are are coagulating but if one node fails it can be replicated replaced or the machine won't the whole system doesn't collapse yeah you don't want to rely on any one area of the system ever if you have to rely on one area for the system to function that's a big vulnerability. It's like we have two kidneys. If one fails, we might survive. We probably will with one.

Think about that in terms of I want to centralize humanity into one big machine, one big system. You get one centralized node failing that can't be replicated and the machine will collapse. Humanity collapses and then has to build itself back up from the ashes i think decentralization works way better in terms of everything the speed of progress especially the happiness of people in general

the soviet union didn't work people were miserable they were starving they were miserable and the greatest point made is when the ber Wall came down, which side ran to which side? It's fairly obvious. Why would you want to live in a system where you're just suffering the whole time? You wouldn't. Now, the idea of the communists is get rid of the free radicals, find the cogs who are blind and happy to be blind, and they will be happy and they will own nothing. Yeah, I always thought it was weird how they went after the intelligentsia in the Soviet Union. union i was like of course why why oh they're the ones that would challenge the radicals gotta get rid of the free radicals man one antioxidants one problem with um decentralization is in finance if you truly have a decentralized financial system then there's no organized

currency and without organized currency it's almost like we don't really have a country without a a unified dollar. So if everyone had their own currency, Ian coin, Phil coin, Terry, like it, I don't know. I think that would be a lot more chaotic and therefore potentially destructive of a, of a world to live in. So in that I, I, I value currency centralization, but I don't want a central bank controlling all the flow. You need checks and balances. You're going to have a central system. So you need to audit the Federal Reserve and anything that's attempting to control the money.

Or get rid of it. Yeah, you could. But change it for something else, like that Indiana Jones move where he puts the bag of sand on. You want a new... I don't know. I think the Federal Reserve is a control mechanism that creates slavery through ignorance.

Yeah. People can't... You do work. You save object of value. Object of value retains value. You can later trade it

because you did the work to produce the value. With the Federal Reserve, quantitative easing, the mass printing of money, and the controlling of interest rates, you do work. Thing of value slowly degrades over time so you have to have to keep

working forever so crazy dude they loan money to the banks at interest then the banks loan that money to humans to us to the people that don't work at the banks for more interest so then they just so that the people at the bottom have to pay back this huge interest chunk to the bank so that they get a cut then to pay back the rest of the interest to the Federal Reserve, these global bankers, so that they take the rest of the cut. That's not how money works anymore. You don't have to pay back money to the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve, they take money out of circulation and destroy it.

You're not paying it back. They're just destroying the actual business. Money is created by banks upon the issuance of debt. So every time you swap your credit card, money is created. The Federal Reserve will offer promissory notes to the banks. Banks promise to pay back. There is a little bit of that, but it's not the typical means of monetary expansion.

Three or four years ago, the Fed started paying interest to banks on their reserves. Last year, I think it was like $300 billion in interest payments that the Federal Reserve paid to banks nationally so that they would sit on reserves. It's a totally new thing, and it's inflationary.

The Federal Reserve makes no sense anymore. They're operating in all different types of ways. I got an easy one for you. I out the whole week so i didn't get to promote it but go to timcast.com scroll down in the menu you can see we have a documentary section and you can watch game of money oh by ben stewart explaining how this all works and breaking down the financial system and right so since this is they went on infinite reserve currency where they can print infinite amounts i think it went back. Didn't it go back? Someone mentioned they rescinded that policy.

It was like an emergency. I don't know. It could be. Maybe. It was March 2020 that they put it on. But I haven't seen a documentary on it since they did that. So I'm looking forward to seeing this. Are you talking about the debt ceiling?

Game of money available at TPS.com. The way the Federal Reserve used to have fractional reserve lending or banks would have so you could loan $100 to someone and they could loan out $90 on top of that. Yeah, that's gone. They'd hold the $100 and they could loan out $90. Now you can just loan out infinite without having any money. Every time you swipe your credit card, you've created that money. Yeah, there's no...

The money is created. The money given to that grocery store, you swipe your credit card for $100, that money is manufactured and dropped in their account. There's people that make the argument that it's not even technically money that you have in your wallet or in your bank accounts and stuff because it's not a commodity. So money is supposed to be a commodity. It doesn't represent anything except for the promise of the government. a deep knowledge on this type of stuff but the difference between currency which is just facilitating financial transactions is a or that is a different thing to money which some people say only gold or something that has value like bitcoin or whatever would be considered actual money and then now you're just left with paper currencies that are facilitating transactions but not actually holding any value of their own.

So, yep. Yeah. There's no savings. Savings is gone in order to save. Now you have to cross your fingers that something will retain value. Maybe gold. Yeah. You need to,

you need to make money to keep up with inflation. If you want to produce any sort of save, you need to, you need to be at least increasing your, your money at the rate of inflation. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's kind of sad, you need to be at least increasing your money at the rate of inflation. It's kind of sad. But I think there's a lot of issues that come with massive population expansion of humanity

that have allowed evil people to exploit to maintain massive levels of power. Never foreseen. We don't have to always use money. There used to not be money. I don't know how many hundreds of thousands, tens of thousands of years ago. Humans invented the idea of currency at one point money's money's good because otherwise

you got to find someone that wants your fish or your chicken or your eggs because you're looking to trick because all money does all money is is something that has a a right now it's a it's a subjective value but it has a value and that you can use to trade for other things. Because without money, you can't like you got a chicken and you want shoes. You got to find someone that has shoes you like that also wants your chicken. But then you also got to figure out how many chickens you need for shoes. Exactly. You know, money is just a lubricant.

Money is just a money. Just lubricate social transactions. And that's one of the things that people don't understand when they talk about people like Elon Musk. Oh, he's got so much money and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Elon Musk is worth that because he owns rockets, like actual rockets that go into space. And he owns cars and he owns factories that make cars. He owns stock in the company. And that's where the value is.

It's not in the dollars that he has. The dollars are just a means of transaction it's just accounting do you think that we're headed towards like a future where we evolve away past money where we have infinite access to electricity i i object to the term evolve because it implies that it's it's somehow a biological result that or something biologically that would happen and human beings don't evolve unless there are outside forces making them that do that make selection like it takes outside forces for natural selection to happen so it's not actually evolution like you may you can call it progressing or you can call it changing but when you say evolution or evolve not the right

word it comes to mind that there is an outside force creating a change in the species that's what or that's maybe from one strata you would be like hey they evolved to do a new thing but from within it doesn't feel we're not actually it's not yeah it's like human beings don't and that the problem with that is the idea is like oh it need we need to remake man and it comes back to the problems with socialism you cannot remake man and if you and the last thing that humans want to try is to create conditions to force an evolutionary response because that means dead people right you don't get an evolutionary response unless you have generations and generations of dead people i'm so worked up about the banking the global banking system like it got to this point where it's centralized at this bank for international

settlements that they these small group of people are attempting to control the world with money like are we just done are we headed toward yeah exactly it's like if you want to talk about god on earth like that's the money people have misused misaligned and and care so much about making money that it's more about you know being connected with God for some people. But like, I just can't, I can't imagine a just system involving money, seeing how it's gone in the last 600 years that it would ever be able to

redo it and start it and make it this time. It's going to work out Bitcoin, but then it just falls into the hands of somebody in the middle. I can't, it doesn't. But how do you know somebody doesn't own 51 at this early on i feared that at this point i do not fear that really how do you know though because there's so big competition is international competition between adversarial nations is too much that they're

they're they're trying they're fighting over it but it does not work but like if if if they could print up six trillion bucks tomorrow from the federal reserve and buy bitcoin with it there's only like two trillion dollars worth of bitcoin on earth so like it's possible they've printed up five trillion in the last seven years it just seems like a pittance of potential for for centralization they could they could they could there are ways to destroy nothing's invincible but i just whether it's bitcoin or an advanced technology of a similar method the decentralized blockchain concept is strong advanced technology being everyone has infinite electricity would that be even worse would we create monkeys with insane amounts

of power and we would just kill each other off everyone had like a vibrating generator that gave them unlimited electricity you could create water with it you could fuse hydrogen you could create food with it you could make oil out of it you think if everyone just got that it would just destroy everything if you could convert if you could create instant fusion to create water you'd create a massive displacement of

the ecosystem then there's an argument that centralization on purpose is valuable that we're actually creating gatekeepers intentionally to keep us alive yeah we need to build rockets decentralization is is a faster method of developing technologies and preserving society it's a better means of coming up with ideas to avert crises as opposed to one centralized committee right there's a benefit in a military context of having an emergency emperor right you need someone to make quick decisions and just get the job done asap but that's simple knowing your, knowing your troop counts, that makes sense. What if a meteor is headed towards the earth?

Having one guy be like, okay, everybody build rockets is not the best idea. Having each different nation put all of their resources towards trying to find a way to divert or destroy the meteor and then coordinating in a decentralized manner is probably a more effective means, in my opinion. So similar to like a decentralized system where you have large nodes on the system, you know, permeate or... Coordinating but not controlled, you know? Like, here's the way I look at it. One gigantic fist trying to smash through a gate or water being poured through. The water will find a way to seep through the cracks

and make it to the other side. That's decentralization. All the different droplets trying different methods of breaking through and getting to the other side versus hyper-focusing one at one point

and then hitting the wall and missing. You know what I mean? Yeah, oh yeah. Yeah. But let's go to Super Chats and see what the audience has to say.

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Snopes said, were they chanting, we're coming for your children? True, they were. And we're going to show you videos that you're going to be upset about seeing, but they need to be shown. And yeah, we'll talk about what they're doing

at these events at timcast.com in just about 25 minutes. Yeah, a lot actually, a lot texted me during the show about that, exactly. Oh, the Snopes thing? Yeah, exactly. I'm not, and interestingly, it's funny because this video has gone so viral

and there's no watermark on it. So a lot of people properly attribute it, like Marjorie Taylor Greene posted the video and it says from TimCastNews. She did it the proper way. I really do appreciate it. I'm not going to cry. You know, I was getting hit up and they were like, oh, look, all these people are downloading the video and they're stealing. And I'm like, dude, the point of having a journalist go film it was that everyone would see it.

What does credit do for us? You know what I mean? Like, I'm not going to make money off the video we posted. It said, everyone, quick, look at this. Now give me money. No, no, no. It's more like, look at it and tell your friends. But that being said, 10 years ago, me and my buddy Isaac put together an app called Tagly,

which no longer exists, but I still have on my phone, which when you take a photo or video, instantly applies any text, date, and location to it. And so I'm like, okay, we need to bring this app back and get a lot of this app. So the way the app works is you walk around take a picture the picture that is instantly saved to your camera roll will say whatever text time date location so you can put at Timcast on it

and then you take a picture click upload and the bottom left of the picture will have the tag and the metadata has all the information in it too and then we were working on another function of it where it would create a fingerprint for every photo to create an encryption key, basically proving the rights and ownership of it. Basically like what NFTs sort of became or sort of are. And we were talking about doing this 10 years ago and we ran out of money.

So we stopped. Isaac. We got to bring it back because Elad needs it. But anyway, let's read. All right. stopped. Isaac. We got to bring it back because Elad needs it. But anyway, let's read. Alright. I'm not your buddy guy says great trick in beating voter fraud is by doing ballot harvesting. Can you imagine the consequences of

two ballots existing for the same person yet two different signatures? Well, yeah, just get everybody to vote. It's that simple. Purple says welcome back, Tim. Friday morning show was amazing. And friday's show is going to be equally as amazing i i think we should we should publicize our guests for the culture war we don't do it for irl because people can cancel but i think because the point of the

culture war is to bring on two prominent personalities to have a discussion debate etc i think monday we should start the promo for Friday. So we're going to be live in the morning, Friday morning. We got two really awesome guests and we're going to have a very heated, silly, but fun and serious, in a lot of ways, conversation. And we're doing it every week. So we got some really big ones planned.

We got some celebrities coming. It's going to be crazy. I think it'll be heated, but they're not going to be disingenuous. Yeah, no, I think this one's going to be real. Like, the genuine idea for the show with Emma and Sean was, when she asked to come on a few weeks before, I was like, yeah, we'll have, we'll find somebody to sit down and have a conversation with, and she agreed. And then I just could have figured they were just going to make it about me or whatever. But the point of the show is not for being, it's not the Tim Pool Debates Random People show.

So we have two people who are coming on, and I'm mostly going to be moderating. And, you know, but I'll be a part of the show is not for being it's not the tim pool debates random people show so we have two people who are coming on and i'm mostly going to be moderating and you know but i'll be a part of the conversation it's not going to be as rigid of a debate format but we've got a left and a right person they're coming on and fairly prominent on each side it's gonna be a thousand times better than way it's gonna it's gonna be like so esoteric you know it's going to be like I think it'll be higher level political discourse but I do think there will be some invective yeah I mean that makes that makes sense

yeah alright where we at Raymond G Stanley Jr. says Tim I showed my affluent white female liberal aunts the old dude tighty whitey video they think it's disgusting told me to stop showing it. If they still can't grasp how it's them voting them is what brings this debauchery.

I mean, the point is you show it to them and say, do you support this? And they say, no, but okay, so we agree with each other. That's good. Thank you. Just wanted to make sure we're on the same page. It's to open the door. To be like, look, if you like this video, then I don't think we can agree on anything. Oh, you don't like it? You see, now we got something we can work together on.

And then ask them, do you think we should stop it from happening? Or do you think we should allow it to happen? What do you think? Let's grab some more super chats. Purple says, the French roast is bomb. Not going to lie. Cast proof for life. It all is ridiculously good.

I can't even. I can't even all is ridiculously good. I can't even. I can't even. I just say I can't even. I got to tell you. The Appalachian Nights. We got samples. We tried different blends. We put this blend together for a robust dark blend. It's very dark.

It is the best coffee I've ever had. Favorite coffee period of anything I've ever had. We've had a bunch of different coffees come through this place and I'm like, that's good. This one,

okay, here's what I do. In the morning, I make a cup of coffee and I slowly drink it over the course of two hours. What do you put in it? Heavy cream,

that's it. I make coffee and then I put in a fourth cup of heavy cream, like an absurd amount of heavy cream. Yeah, very cream.

It's good. It's the way to drink coffee these days. No, it's keto. I cut out the sugar and then I do a lot of fats. Do you stir hard

or use one of those stir, like zine, those spinning things? I just stir with a spoon real quick and then drink it. The Appalachian Nights is so good, I'm like chugging it in five minutes. No sugar?

You don't add sugar? No, no, no. Are you crazy? No, I do coconut water. So there's sugar in the coconut water. That's okay. There's only a little bit. That's fine.

It tastes like a milkshake. I do appreciate it. We there's sugar in the coconut water. That's okay. There's only a little bit. That's fine. It tastes like a milkshake. I do appreciate it. We've basically gotten rid of our live sponsors and we're only doing our own company because we want to build stuff. We want to build stuff. So go to casperoo.com if you want to support us and buy coffee that is mind-blowing.

And I got to be honest, the Rise with Roberto Jr. is also insanely good. It's a very light roast. I like that one. That one sold out pretty quick because it was like the first one too. Well, it's got Roberto Jr. on it. He's a celebrity. Everybody. I like that one. That one sold out pretty quick because it was like the first one too. Well, it's got Roberto Jr. on it. He's a celebrity.

Everybody had to get the Roberto Jr. one. He is a celebrity. It is still available and the curd cups are on their way. So those should be available soon. And then we have Sleepy Joe decaf, unwoke. And I think we're doing Mr. Bocas Pumpkin Spice Experience. Delicious. And then I think we're going to do an espresso roast focus with Mr. Bocas.

Yes. Those are the, those are all ideas. He has a face with a third eye on his focus. Mr. Bocas. All right. Where are we at?

Let's grab some more. Ooh, yikes. K. Sam says there was an underage girl between eight and 10 years old that participated fully in the Madison naked bike ride. Madison police say no laws were broken. Happened earlier this month. Yet, it is

illegal. But the cops like it. Like, that's the thing. There are a lot of laws in the books they don't enforce. Like, in Wisconsin, I'm sorry, in West Virginia, for instance, the law says any card game is illegal. Hosting a card game is illegal, the law says any card game is illegal.

Hosting a card game is illegal. Wagering on a card game is illegal. But they've decided that Pokemon is legal. And we all think about that like, oh, yeah, it's Pokemon cards. And it's like, okay, well, kids put up money to enter a contest to win cash value on a game that consists of at least some chance.

The law explicitly forbids that no one's going to get arrested or charged for doing it right so there are laws that clearly define the thing and like yeah but that one's okay and so what's happening here is the cops are basically saying yeah they don't care they don't care back to blue baby all right gurek atuvu says i just discovered timcast thank you for everything. We have the same problem in France and we don't have the free speech to talk about it. Thanks for what you're doing.

You are all amazing. Be honorable. I really do appreciate it. And I was saddened to see the video where the pride marches in France tear down the French flag. I'm like, France is cool. You know what scares me?

I told this story before. I went to the Bahamas. I was on a cruise. We went to Nassau and I get off the boat. They're like, you have X amount of hours to go and check out the city. And I'm like, this would be really cool. I've never been story before. I went to the Bahamas. I was on a cruise. We went to Nassau. And I get off the boat. They're like, you have X amount of hours to go and check out the city. And I'm like, this would be really cool. I've never been here before.

And there's going to be like local fare and local experience. And what do I see? Gucci, Starbucks, Dolce Gabbana, Hard Rock Cafe. I'm like, is this what the world will be? No. I like the idea that you go to France, you get baguette. I like the idea you get schnitzel in Germany. I like the idea you get, you know, you go to Ireland, bangers and mash Guinness and all that stuff.

But everything's homogenizing. And everything is going to be this generic plastic corporate facade everywhere you go. And that is horrifying. I feel like it can't sustain. I can't imagine that can sustain. I like diversity. I like diversity. Mother nature. I like diversity. I like being able to go to another country

and being like, oh, this is what they do here. It's good. But I went to Chile, South America, or Peru, actually, at the time, and all it was was chicken and rice, white rice and chicken. I was like, where's the kale? That's everything.

Everywhere. Where's the green vegetables? No, more white rice. White, white, white. White rice, white rice. I'm like, dude, I need healthy food. I can't only do so much of the same thing. So there is that value. I'm sick of being the the devil's advocate the other let's just move forward together

all right nathan c says the rainbow flag comes straight from satan and it's an inversion of god's promise not to destroy us trust me i know these things i'm deep this guy made a comic of charlie kirk elon mus and me, and it says, we are afraid of rainbows. And I'm like, you know, this is how you know these people don't actually watch the show

because I have consistently advocated for the flying of rainbow flags as a reclamation of God's covenant. I told Seamus, I'm like, I told him like, hey, why don't you put a rainbow flag behind you? He goes, I don't know,

it might send the wrong message. And I'm like, would you really give up God's like a symbol of your religion to them and just no take it back reclaim it make them look people are like it's a different rainbow you know there's only as x so many colors what i was i was joking and i said june is american greatness month and all these corporations are flying the symbol of god's covenant. They're changing their profile pictures to rainbows to symbolize this is a Christian nation. I'm being somewhat facetious, but I'm basically saying, take the rainbow back. It was Christians to begin with.

Why are you just being like, oh, I guess we won't use it anymore? Are you serious? No, it doesn't make any sense. I like the idea of taking it back. I think it's tough because they control all the cultural institutions. It'd be one thing if you had... Just do it. You see how Phil was talking about how Emma comes in here and tries to disagree with whatever

it is I say? Just be that. Yes. They put up signs saying it's okay to be white and they called it hate speech. And it was intentionally an innocuous statement that the trolls knew they would freak out over. So what do you think's going to happen if a bunch of right-wingers start flying rainbow flags? They're going to be like,

oh, no, no, we don't want to do that anymore. I'm saying. But this is what they do. They come on this show and they're like, we don't actually know what you believe, Tim, at all.

And I'm like, well. I love that. Watching her say things that were just like provably false. Like you called for a race war or something like that and I was just like, when? I was like, what? Seriously what seriously it was just such a weird that's a crazy thing to say i'm like the mixed race guy like that's the meme empty head yeah completely empty head she she

embarrassed the hell out of herself and did no favors for the majority report really i thought it was great really i mean I mean, I didn't love every word that came out of everybody's mouth, but I thought the show itself was awesome. Yeah, but do you think that she did well? And did watching that make you think, hmm, I want to check out the majority report because those

guys are on to something. I knew her beforehand. I just know who she is from watching. So it was exactly what I expected, but better because they got along really well for like 98% of the show who did

you and Emma it was pretty genial except for like there were a few hot points but it's pretty much like let's just talk about it because she would go she would say something like

I think we should have socialized healthcare what's your position on healthcare I'm like you don't know it I was like I'm in favor of what I would describe as universal basic healthcare

and she goes oh I didn't know yeah it's like eat your own words well why don't you make more videos about it I'm like, you don't know it? I was like, I'm in favor of what I would describe as universal basic health care. And she goes, oh, I didn't know that. Yeah. I was like, did you like- Eat your own words. Well, why don't you make more videos about it? And I'm like, why don't I make more videos about my random opinion?

About housing first? Housing first. That was one thing she said we should talk about more is getting homeless people housing because then they get a shower. Once you get a shower, you can get a job. And that came from somebody who's never owned a house. Well, my friend works in San Francisco with homeless.

That's a big part of her, what she does too. I will tell you two things, Ian. Having worked for a large network of homeless shelter non-profits, they don't want houses. No, you gotta get them for the people that want them. You can't just force people onto them. No, none of them want them. That's why they're homeless. Okay, but I won't be absolute. Maybe a small

percentage really just don't want to be homeless. But in my experience, 98% of the homeless people we encountered did not want to be homeless but uh in my experience 98 of the homeless people we encountered did not want to have a house yeah and wanted to be outside and and did not want jobs and would explicitly say i know that if i take your shelter offer you're going to give me a curfew and you're or you're going to lock me in or you're going to drug test me and that's the way i get that's why i get a house. There's nothing about it.

You know how LA is. You can live every day, every part of the year in LA and have no problem. Especially if you're getting money from the government, you're set. I used to go down to Skid Row and hang out.

You can't maintain these houses. No. This is the funny thing about people being like, housing first, just give the homeless houses. And I'm like, yo,

houses don't just exist. It takes an insane amount of work to maintain them. That's why you have slumlords. And we complain about slumlords because they don't maintain the property they're renting out. So a lot of people don't realize this too. It's like, in order to live off being a landlord, you probably got to own 10 properties

because you do not make that much off renting out a house. No, you, you, you, you make a profit, but then you have to work. You have to make sure like, yo, I've had a property, but we, when we moved out of New Jersey, we rented the property and I had a rental management company take over. And I was like, just run it, I guess. And then I ended up selling it to people who were there. I'm like, look, man, I don't want to I ended up selling it to the people who were there. I'm like, look, man,

I don't want to be a landlord. I don't want people renting from me. You don't make a lot of money off it. I'm not trying to be a landlord. I just own the house and figured somebody should live in it. And after all the problems we had, things break, we pay to fix it. I'm just like, you don't really make money off this. I was like, guys, do you want it? Buy it.

Like, you're going to save money. I don't want to be a landlord. But these leftists don't understand this. They think landlords sit around and do literally nothing. Now, it's possible. You get wealthy enough where you own 100 properties. They're all being run by management companies. And you're making, at that point, you're, you know, if you own 100 properties,

depending on where those properties are, you're probably a millionaire. Well, you're literally a millionaire owning all those properties. But you're generating a million bucks. And at that point, yeah, okay, I can get it. Massive conglomeration, stuff like that. But a lot of work has to go into it. A lot of work has to be paid for it. So when people are just like, we should house homeless people, it's like, yeah, okay.

Yeah, it's like feed the hungry. Feed them what? Yeah, exactly. And for how long? Like forever until there's 900 billion of them? Like what? You know. Let's grab some more super chats.

Cece says the left is a theistic religion. They worship intersectionality. They just haven't named a god yet. Ergo, it's a non-theistic religion. Demiurge. Just as Jesus lived without sin, theirs will exist with all of their intersection of of all oppressions it is really really amazing to be honest how they've created this like bizarro christianity they live they believe that their original sin yeah they will they believe that there's there is at least a sec a segment of the left that like worships like the the nature and stuff like that they're

gnostics that believe that like god is actually the devil and there's a god that's above the god of the bible and he was imprisoned in like in reality he was broken up into into into shards and he's imprisoned in reality and so when you hear people say like there's a little piece of god in all of us that's a heresy according to Christians. That's saying that, oh, that's like a Gnostic cult belief. That's like the Infinity Gauntlet. They shattered the gems? God was stored in the Infinity

gems all over the universe? It's not the same thing. It's part of the Gnostic cult, the Gnostic heresy. You can read it, G-N-O-S-T-I-C. Gnostic heresy, it's a real thing. It's a real religious belief that a lot of people are, that people act out even though they don't realize that they believe it. Whenever you hear people say there's an end of history,

that's when God realizes that he is, it's when man realizes that he is God. And then all of the conflict in the world goes away because man realizes that the conflicts are are just Representation different representations of the same thing It's a whole Gnostic religion and and it most people that are on the left Don't realize it, but they're they're they're acting out a religious religious beliefs Gabriel Lopez says I was an atheist for 15 years Thought I was really smart to have it all figured out. Science explains everything.

I was wrong, humbled myself, found God. Christians were right all along. I'm done with anything Alphabet Mafia related. It is not good for anyone. That is an awesome story. It is great. I relate to it. I don't believe Christians were right all along. I believe they're right about

a lot. I think there are a lot of really smart philosophers and theologians throughout history, Christian thinkers who thought about the universe and God and morality, and they came up with extremely intelligent things. And many of these things we want to live by today, I am not

a Christian, however. I think there's just smart people. However, I will say, I think watching The Passion of the Christ was very good it gave me a political understanding of of the ideas around the passion era when all that stuff was going down and uh like the the human element of what the story was not the religious element because i because all my life i've been told this religious story of what it meant from a perspective of God having his son do these things.

Then I watched The Passion for the first time, and I'm like, now I understand the human element of why they did what they did to Jesus, because, you know, Satan is in the movie, and there is a religious, obviously it's religious, but I thought that was really interesting to see, like, Pontius Pilate saying, if this man's innocent, but if I crucify him, then they're going to revolt,

his followers revolt, but if I don't him then they're going to revolt his father's revolt but if i don't then the people who hate him will revolt so what do i do and it's like the peace just like the cops in new york city exactly exactly the guards running in to like stop the revolt because they're angry about what jesus was saying did they portray jesus for like having like just be have not gone insane but like just crushed by the weight of the burden like does it start off where he's already in prison or is it the the uh Seamus needs a beer but no it starts off in the garden yeah no no not guess uh yeah yeah and and it walks through the whole passion so it starts

in the garden and it ends with um actually ends with him rising uh and no that's like the end scene that's the oh right right right there's a sequel coming out yeah they're doing a sequel the resurrection that's hilarious i mean how are's a sequel coming out the resurrection that's hilarious how are they going to do that he goes to hell after he dies his spirit goes to hell and he saves souls

so if that's an action movie where he's dressed up like Rambo and he's in hell slaughtering the demons and he saves people there's a lot of violence and brutality in that movie that's why i haven't watched it man i it's such a great content topic but i don't like gore i just don't i just avoid it unless it's necessary but what i was saying to shame is after watching it i was like

watch that movie without knowing anything about religion and it's the story of a guy who was teaching people and preaching love and so the powers that be felt threatened by what he was teaching so they had him killed. And it's like, very political. Yeah, dude, the emperor. We're lucky we don't have an emperor right now. But anyway, my point is, in terms of the religious stuff, I can tell you, there are a lot of really good and strong and important ideas and smart thinkers,

and they gave us important concepts. I always cite Blackstone's formulation, which is rooted in the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. It's a foundation of this nation and how we became the most powerful and uh in many ways the most just don't get me wrong very unjust a lot of ways too but i think the the the foundation of this country with the the fourth fifth sixth amendments man and the second amendment come on dad just brilliant brilliant minds brilliant minds all right let's uh the quartering says massive

announcement at 2 p.m central tomorrow glad to see timmy back and sounding healthy but yeah i am shilling out because it's going to be huge well i wonder what it will be jeremy from the quartering so that's 3 p.m eastern right or no wait yeah 3 p.m eastern yeah 3 p.m eastern yeah all right well we'll we'll look out for it bl Blaine says, hey, Tim, I'm a professional HVACR technician. I can fix your air conditioning. We've had a company come out every month because it breaks down every week. Yeah. I think the issue is the building's too big.

Too big of a building. So the filters break, and then the machine overloads, and then something happens to it. And it's hot upstairs, but cold downstairs. The heat's obviously rising. It's cold across the hall. That's why we opened the door. Because like the AC in there is nuts. The funny thing is in Carter's studio, he's directly under it.

The AC. Yeah, when people turn the AC on even a little bit, his room is 50 degrees. Oh my gosh. We need to figure this out. I mean, look, being in the booth when it's cool is all right. It is. Being in the booth when you're yelling and the booth's hot, that's no fun, man. Yep.

But with the new studio, we have decentralized AC units. Nice. And I got to tell you, we finally get the concrete done. And this is the, so we, one of the, so someone reached out to us on our members discord, where they're going to be, hopefully they're coming in and they're going to do the work for us.

Glad to have made their acquaintance. We're like, hey, we want the concrete. It's fresh poured concrete. We need it polished and sealed. And we want it sealed. I would say like a Home Depot floor,

you know, not slippery, but you know, you can skate on it sealed i would say like a home depot floor you know not not not slippery but you know you can skate on it and they say okay they used a seal that made it sticky as sticky can be and so we're like yo this was ridiculously expensive why did you do it wrong and they're like we didn't know and it's just this is what happens every time you tell them this is what i want you got it and they do the wrong thing and this is what I want. You got it. And they do the wrong thing. And this is what keeps happening to us across the board everywhere. Can you like override the sealant with something else? You got to polish it again and reseal it.

And they're like, oh, well, if you wanted that, we would do something else. And I'm like, okay. First world problems, I guess. Yeah, I guess. But the problem is we're trying to launch the studio and fix all of the problems so we can run this machine better and yeah the first world problem i guess you can't get people who can

do the job you know this building's been two years in the works two years yeah insane and and and i gotta tell you with all due respect even the company that reaches out to us they're like we can be ready in three weeks and i'm like like, it's never going to get done. Never. Oh, it'll get done. And it's going to be amazing. Yeah, maybe in a year. Even with the building we're doing for the coffee shop, it's like we go in and we say, okay, here's our preliminary plan.

Then they say it's a historic building. You got to do these permits. We do the permits. Okay, now you got to do an inspection here. We do an inspection. Okay, now you got a problem here. We do another problem here. It really does feel like they're just trying to rip money from us. And at some point, there's no point in trying to invest in West Virginia. You know what I want to do an inspection here we do an inspection okay not a problem here we do another problem here i it really does feel like they're just trying to rip money from us and at some

point there's no point trying to invest in west virginia you know what i want to do is build a climbing wall in there do we have room that we that's part of the plan bang yeah a rock climbing wall at the auto billy yep all in the works all right damonovich says i'm part of ue local 506 we are currently on strike over our contract with wab tech in erie pennsylvania they want to be able to change our health benefits and price at any time they also want to have a 10-year progression for any new hires to get max pay well i hope you win i'm kind of torn on uh union work stuff because i had negative experiences with all my unions i was held back by them.

There was no path for me as an individual under union contracts. I'd go to my boss and be like, I'm always on time. I pass the test. I do this. I want this. They say, talk to your union rep. And I'd be like, what? They can't give me a promotion or a raise.

And they'd be like, neither can I. You got a union contract. Deal with it. I'm like, I quit. I don't want to work here there's no movement and it was like do you guys like the idea that the average person is protected is great but then the ambition the ambition is curtailed are you guys have union experience uh not in a union but i've dealt with working with unions and i find them to be difficult and that's putting it mildly was there a musician union no it's it's usually like uh loaders and stuff like that at is specifically in in new york city dealing with the the unions at places like the nokia theater or whatever if you walk out on for some reason if you're in a band and you walk out

on the stage to get something from like the back line or whatever the union guys will yell at you you can't push if they're if you want to bring something to the stage from the from the truck you you can't push it your own crate there had the union people are we we they hindered progress massively we we had we were getting a venue and I'll keep it very vague, and we had security issues. Nope, union. Has to go through them. We show up, and I'm like, I want to check out the stage before the show. Nope, union.

And I'm like, I'm putting on a show. We got a thousand people coming. I need to come on stage. Nope. So we went around into the seats, into the actual room, and then just jumped up onto the stage to check it out.

I was there for that. And then they yelled at us, and start screaming at us. How dare you? What do you think you're doing? And I'm like I paid money. I need to know what the stage looks like What were our plan is? Nope side you need to scout it for safety, too You need to be aware of your surroundings. You need to survey the stage All right everybody If you haven't already would you kindly smash that like button subscribe to this channel share the show with your friends if you really do

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Not yet. I haven't gone to look for satellites yet. You don't need to look for them. When you look up, you just see it all. I'm Ian Crossland. Very happy to see you guys keep doing your best. And I also have a final super chat from Joe Schilling. Ask Terry what his favorite pizza place is.

St. Giuseppe's Heavenly Pizza in Moline, Comanche, and Coal Valley, Illinois. Oh. It's my family pizza place. That's my brother Joe. Look at that. So hey Joe, you got a shout out. Congratulations. You guys, it's in Moline, huh? Yeah. So you guys do, you do square cut?

Oh yeah, strip cut. Yeah. The rectangles, yeah. It's great. I tell people in Chicago it's not deep dish that's tourist pizza that's right and it's the square cut it's called Quad City style pizza

yeah that sounds good it's good it's got sausage that's spicy it's ground up it's underneath the cheese it's like steamed

it's malt barley crust it's phenomenal it's good stuff yeah that's can they freeze it and overnight it yes they can let's order some right now

I'll get you guys hooked up let's do it beautiful all right guys see you later see you tomorrow and i am serge.com excited for this after show because it's a lot of work so that'll be cool yeah we're not gonna see you tomorrow we're gonna see you in a few minutes over at timcast.com yeah just a little bit we'll see you soon guys all right thanks for hanging out everybody we'll see you over there. you