Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #862 Democrat Governor Makes NEW DECREE To BAN GUNS AGAIN w/Ashley St Clair & Alex Stein

Episode Date: September 16, 2023

Tim, Ian, Phil, & Serge join Ashley St Clair and Alex Stein to discuss the Democrat New Mexico governor making another attempt to ban guns, the men in the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping case being acquitted and protestors confronting AOC over the immigration crisis in New York. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Download the BetMGM Ontario app today. You don't want to miss out. Visit BetMGM.com for terms and conditions. 19 plus to wager, Ontario only. Please gamble responsibly. If you have questions or concerns about your gambling or someone close to you, So the governor of New Mexico, she banned guns last week and a judge ruled, yeah, you can't do that. So like any tyrant

trying to rule by decree, she has now issued a narrow public order that recognizes and respects the judge's ruling, but this new order banned guns in places where families or children may gather. Yeah, she's still trying to ban guns. And you've got the media being like, she's narrowed the ban and lifted it.

No, she didn't. You can argue that she's narrowed the decree, but she is trying, this is what Cuomo did. When the courts were like, you can't shut down churches, he goes, okay, here's a new executive order for another reason we can shut down churches. Sue me. Because now we have to keep going to court

over and over and over again, even though she knows she's lost these people out of their minds. We got really big news today and it's crazy. Not surprising though, because it's Friday and they want to bury a lot of stories. Three men who were charged with attempting to kidnap Gretchen Whitmer have been acquitted on all charges. Yeah, it was a hoax.

We got the special prosecutor, special counsel, trying to gag order Donald Trump. And then we got this crazy video. You've got people in New York protesting Ocasio-Cortez because of the illegal immigrants. And she's yelling over them, being like, don't worry, once we give them all work visas, it will be better. And then they just yell louder. Yeah, she's totally out of her mind. We'll talk about that.

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entire podcast because our members are super cool and they literally just talk about this stuff. So I hope you join and become friends. can follow the show at timcast irl smash the like button subscribe share it all that good stuff we got a bunch of really awesome people hanging out obviously you know alex stein's already here pimp on a blimp thank you for having me tim always a pleasure absolutely ashley st claire's here hello hello i'm back they brought me back in i'm assuming everybody already knows who both of you are but i don't know if you wanted to well I do want to shout out I'm Ashley St. Clair

I work at the Babylon Bee and I'm the author of a quote unquote anti-trans children's book Elephants Are Not Birds you should check it out but the Babylon Bee also has a new book out

our Guide to Gender so check it out and I'm Primetime Alex Stein I have a show on Blaze TV called Primetime with Alex Stein and I have a pro-trans book A Penis Can Be can be a vagina is what my book is called we're actually we're working on coffee for for alex we are a signature cat it's going to be uh i think it's called alex stein primetime grind two times caffeine primetime grind extra caffeine because

i know you guys are you guys need it for work we all need it for work we're tired you're going to drink some of this caffeinated java and and you're going to feel great, and it's going to give you that clean high, not the Hunter Biden fentanyl high that you're used to with Folger. Well, it's an upper, not a downer. So we got Phil Labonte hanging out. How you doing? I'm Phil Labonte, leasing of all that remains, anti-communist and counter-revolutionary.

Ian? Do you caffeinate, Alex, before some of your iconic news conferences where you step in? I mean, yeah. I'm addicted to diet coke so yeah i'm i mean rock and roll baby coffee i heard a rumor that the uh the grind is going to come with a free uh prescription for adderall as well yes you get adderall and fentanyl you don't legal legal it's a prescription it's from a doctor i'm not saying we're giving away anything illegal i'm just trying to sell some coffee over here now he he's an Adderall dealer. No, no free Adderall.

Ian's here, of course. Of course, yes. And Serge is pressing the buttons. I am pressing buttons. We're all in now. Let's go for it. Let's go! We got this story from Santa Fe, New Mexican. Governor alters public health order, ending gun ban in Albuquerque area. Talk about a garbage

lie of a headline. Because what does it actually say first of all they bury it a week after declaring a public health emergency blah blah blah is an announcement of the changes during a news conference blah blah blah and then you go all the way down and it actually says that uh she added the ban on carrying firearms open or concealed will remain in place at parks and playgrounds where families and children gather. That is to say, she is issuing a new order to bypass the courts, trying to still ban guns. You can't do it.

But she's trying. Impeachment. Impeachment. Charge this person. Impeach, convict, indict, prison. I don't know if that's, is it even, like, is there, is this enough of a reason to impeach a sitting governor? Yes.

For trying to make an, Yep. Yes. Then do it. Do it. This is number two. Strike two. You're going to let this woman strike out?

She's intentionally trying to violate constitutional rights, and she continues. So now this is the second attempt. So impeach her. Just start the process. Get her out of there. But it's a Democrat trifecta state. It's never going to happen. Fair enough.

I don't think that there's going to be success why she's doing it yeah because they're because she's insulated which is a problem which speaks to a problem that that we have in the country that if your party does something wrong we just ignore it if your party or if your opposing party even comes close to stepping on the line then you have to throw the book at him which is a massive problem in a liberal society well i think it really what it highlights is that we think we can fix all these problems at a federal level when covid showed you that when you fight it at a lower level even the state level that's actually where you make change now i'm not saying that she should be able to supersede the constitution but this is why it's so important to i mean we care about the president but it actually matters who your governor is. It matters who your mayor is.

So, I mean, for me, I think it just kind of shows you how the smaller level of politics is almost more important because these people aren't going to follow rules. They're going to do whatever they want. So it's really important you put people that are actually making the decisions for your state that you like, but she's ruining New Mexico. This is something that we talk about a lot is how important local politics are. I got to be honest. I think the voters have ruined New mexico yeah that's fair although maybe maybe they've tried to poison the

country but this is an inoculative success in my opinion i mean i there's the argument that when they make power power grab moves it is bad for us no matter what it's not a victory like kyle right now is not a victory the fact they they put them over the coals and all that stuff is a loss. And I'm like, yes, in this instance, though, I wonder if it actually is a victory in that you're watching the feeble, pathetic nature of, you know, Democrat decree. It is powerless and impotent and they tried and failed and are being mocked for it. And it's actually hurt them. So I think this is a victory. And it almost like you know she made this move slipped in a banana peel landed in in a in you know in a bunch of dog crap on the ground and everyone's laughing at her for it and she's now she's getting going like no you can't laugh at me and then she slips

again and we're just like wow this is hilarious well i think she likes the publicity but i mean honestly a lot of this is jesse pinkman and walter white's problem if they wouldn't have made all that crystal meth in New Mexico, I don't think we'd have this problem. Yeah, they gave Albuquerque a bad name. They gave Albuquerque a bad name. It used to have like Southwestern salsa with like corn in it. Now it's meth.

You'd go to Slotsky's, you'd get the Albuquerque turkey, and now it's just a- What is it called? An Albuquerque turkey. It's delicious. On the sourdough bread, turkey, lettuce, tomato, Southwestern salsa.

Where? Slotsky's? Slotsky's is a sandwich shop in New Mexico. Yeah, I know. That's not based on New Mexico. They have those in Chicago. No no but i'm saying they have the albuquerque turkey it's one of their uh you know signature sandwiches my point being is it was a bad joke but uh new mexico is uh well and netflix is in new mexico now i wonder if that has their headquarters yeah or they have a big studio really yeah oh yeah schlotzky's is based in texas so good yeah schlotzky's is actually pretty good yeah yeah yeah schlotzky's stream based in Texas. So good. Yeah, Schlotzky's is actually pretty good, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Schlotzky's stream.

They got like Rubens. Yeah, dude, they have a real, I love Schlotzky's. The Albuquerque turkey, you say. How has this turned into an ad for Schlotzky's? I haven't had Schlotzky's in like 20 years. The Netflix has eight sound stages at the Albuquerque studios. Yeah, it's pretty cool. So what are you saying?

Well, let's just kind of turn into liberal Hollywood-esque. Oh, right, right, right. I like that. But this governor but this governor see that's the thing is she's realizing she's getting clicks and she's getting a lot of heat from it they like heat them they don't care if it's bad publicity there's no such thing i think she looks foolish she had even democrats like ted lu coming out yeah ted lu i think she looks i think she understands she looks foolish which is why she's doubling down but what's interesting is she cites increased gun deaths as the reason for doing this. And now you can't have them at public parks or anywhere where children are. But I just looked up their stats. It says on average, 33 children and teens die by guns each year in New Mexico.

Forty nine percent of those are suicides. So I don't know what she expects to accomplish by banning them in parks didn't she specifically say nothing because she said that she didn't expect criminals to stop carrying guns yeah she said that in an interview actually articulated that so it's intentionally aimed at law-abiding citizens who are not going to actually be inclined to break the law. And why are they so obsessed with making everywhere our children go gun-free zones and making them targets for tragedy? It's an excuse. All it is is an excuse.

It has nothing to do with child safety and everything to do with this will get the soccer moms scared for their kids and we will get support this way. Because Karen doesn't want little Tommy to get shot. That's it. It's all just to pull on people's emotions. Well, to what Ashley said, though, you know how a lot of the gun deaths are suicides. So I have a way that we can actually decrease gun violence. We just need to adopt Canada's plan of medically assisted. Discover the magic of Bad MGM Casino, where the excitement is always on deck. Pull up a seat and check out a wide variety of table games with a live dealer.

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pursuant to an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario. It's a suicide and then if we just give out free suicides there'd be less gun violence suicides. We could always do it. We could always get the... Canada, your hip hurts, we can euthanize you. I was thinking of the bullet train

that they're trying to build in California. That seems to work in Japan. So people jump in front of the bullet train all the time. Oh, my gosh. Japan, that's what Logan Paul, the suicide force. And actually, Japan's suicide is higher than the United States, and they have no guns. So the idea that getting rid of guns is going to stop suicides,

that's not going to happen. I think it's mental health. Most of it is mental. I mean, it getting rid of guns is going to stop suicides, that's not going to happen. I think it's mental health. Most of it is. I mean, it stems from mental health of the very least school shootings, particularly a lot of SSRIs and stuff that like crazy chemicals. Talk about Adderall earlier,

like amphetamines on like 12, 13, 14 year olds that don't have a dad around to kind of help them learn how to navigate their rage. That's a lot of this. Well, and that's the point. If she actually cared about ending gun deaths, maybe she should address that 49% of them

are stemming from some sort of mental health crisis. Well, and Ian, what you said, you made a really good point. I think they all are. Wow. But I just want to say this, Ian, like you just said, I don't even think it's all about race or class, which that is a big important factor, but it comes down to if you don't have a parent,

if you grew up without a dad, if you grew up without a mom, I think that's really the reason why. dad you're mostly dead we we talked about this on the culture war show this morning uh that single parent father homes have lower rates of criminal activity and drug abuse single parent mother homes have higher rates and uh so we don't know exactly know why but when the dad's if when the dad's not around you will get a child who is you will hire but we know why because the dad's not beating the kid's ass but not even necessarily that you know there's obviously the data shows that a father figure provides something but my response was i gotta be honest i feel like a kid who grows up without a

mom probably has more emotional issues yeah maybe emotionally cold callous stunted more so than you'd expect from someone else but we don't track that because we're not as concerned in the immediate with the emotional and social development of the kid we're more concerned with the like the order yeah the behavior the behavior itself and that's the lashing out like the dad's the one not always the one that's going to smack you down i'm not saying physically violent obviously but for whatever reason the disciplinarian tends to be the male. Not always. My mom is the disciplinarian.

Yeah, I don't know if that's true, actually. I think the disciplinarian is the mom. Yeah, I'm talking about things that aren't congruent with my family life. My dad was like the liberal artist and my mom was the one who was always around and was like, hell no, you're not. Put it down, down. And then the look, you know, the look where like,

I'm gonna lose all my privileges. Ian's holding a fork and slowly moving it towards a power outlet. She's like, stop, put it down. He's like, a little closer. And she's like, no. I wouldn't even get that close. You get one chance in that family.

That was a hard discipline family. Reminds me of one, you see those videos where the cat is looking at the owner and just slowly knocking the jar towards the edge of the table. Like, it's gonna wanna do it. That's what my toddler does.

That's what my cat Kyle does. He'll look at me and when he's mad or something, he'll just knock something off the table to get my attention. And he'll do it when I'm looking at him. Does your toddler make eye contact with you while he's at it now? Oh, yeah. He knows. He'll point at something he's not like an outlet and go, no.

Go, no. He knows. But they seek out danger and death. Yeah, but anyway, the bigger picture here is let the uh this lady have her her 15 minutes of infamy i think she's embarrassing the democratic party and i'd be honest i feel kind of like you couldn't ask for this kind of publicity in the inverse right when you get david hogg coming out and agreeing with you that's that's all that's all you need now you can run campaign ads being like davidg says, there is no exception for the constitution

and defend second amendment rights and stuff like that. That's amazing. Yeah, forever. That's amazing. Can we talk about David Hogg though a little bit about how his dad was an FBI agent and the fact that he wasn't even at Parkland Day of the shooting.

He was actually riding his bike there. Well, so he was in a different part of the school and then he went home. And then when he heard the news had come down, he jumped on his bike and went straight back. So he was really scared different part of the school and then he went home and then when he heard the news had come down he jumped on his bike and and went straight back so he was really scared of a school shooter when there's a school shooter that's what i do i get my bike and i drive straight to the school shooter and it's fascinating because you had uh kyle kashuv kashuv i don't know sorry kyle i can't pronounce your name and uh he was trying to speak up too but they were like no ignore that

kid we don't want that message yeah yeah because he was like i was also at the school and like i think we shouldn't do this and stuff but uh you know it's all it's it's it's they david hogg brilliant kid absolutely brilliant he is he is a uh he's one of the best in the business when it comes to political manipulation and grifting and spitting in your face for political power like obviously this kid knows exactly what he's doing he acts he does this routine where he's like oh why won't why won't we debate guns and everything and any legitimate person maj to ray for instance who's like let's have a conversation bro ghost and then he'll try and target someone who's completely wrong and confused has he ever done a debate probably Probably not. I mean, look, he's a grifter. He knows

he can't win an actual gun debate. That's it. End of story. That's what it is with Democrat politics. That's why they don't engage and come on shows like this and then they use that they don't come on shows like this as an argument against us by saying he doesn't have people on the left on his show

ever. And it's like, you don't come on because you will your political arguments get get annihilated well bill mitchell he's not on the left but he did look like a lesbian on your show to be fair so well that was he was the one who who mentioned that yeah i know that was a funny clip i didn't even know that was the statement until he said it and then and then he said immediately after he said i knew the moment i said it it would be a clip and to to hit to uh i'll give him respect he ran with it and he embraced it and he said it and then he made jokes consistently about how he thought he looked like an aging lesbian and i'm like i think who said this bill mitchell yeah it's like but look i mean

like if someone makes fun of you and you roll with it and say well you know then you know i'll make it the best i can i can respect that right i think it's insulting to lesbians and that's not fair right you know what i mean but it's one thing to roll with someone making fun of you while they're doing it and another thing to bring it up later and to insult yourself humiliate again like it's unnecessary to be like i remember all those people that were saying about me like that's not what that's not how it went down and he he had some zingers and one-liners that were throwbacks and i it was pretty funny and i'll say this for bill you know when we we

we hung out we had sushi we dinner after the culture war show and hanging out with him and laura was completely cordial and polite and they laughed and uh it was like normal conversation outside of the political space there was no no trouble getting along and then once they went back on twitter it was just throwing fireballs again oh well text it's funny you say that because i had laura on my show this week and i thought it'd be funny my producer actually likes desantis i had him put on a desantis shirt i thought oh maybe she'll just cuss him out she's very cordial and very nice like you know she doesn't really want to i was hoping she was going to tear him a new asshole but uh let's let's jump to this uh this story from the post-millennial this is this

is huge three men accused of gretchen whitmer kidnap plot acquitted there you go i mean what more do you need the last three men who were charged in the plot to kidnap governor gretchen whitmer have all been found not guilty on all charges by the way william null twin brother michael null and eric molitor were among the 14 charged in the alleged plot, and all three have been acquitted. Adam Fox and Barry Croft Jr. were convicted of kidnapping conspiracy in 2022. The two were also found guilty of conspiring to obtain a weapon of mass destruction, such as a bomb to destroy a bridge.

I just, it's such obvious BS. The general, let me break down for you how this works the fbi finds some moron and then keeps whispering things to him like don't you want to do this come on don't you want to do this and they'll be like no not really they'll be like come on let's do it anyway and they'll be like no not really let's get in the car like okay he got in the car that proves it and then this is happening in ohio when i was living there 2012 you can look this up i mean it's just it is just like more corroborative evidence that this happens more than what it's not like a one-off three sentenced to prison for plot to blow up ohio bridge they were given explosives dummy explosives by fbi undercover fbi agents gave these three dudes fake explosives and apparently

colluded with them it's the same as a controlled drug buy i want donald trump to criminally charge all fbi agents who participated in these conspiracies yeah but that's what the fbi does is they'll set you up like oh we have a cocaine dealer and they'll set you up the cocaine dealer and the cocaine dealer is an fbi agent so i mean it was all set up but we're never going to get any transparency with the fbi i mean i think the fbi and cia killed jfk i mean i i do not want trump to go in and just be like we're we're trying to get that we're defending it no i want to be like whoa hold on yes yes but first audit and criminal indictments for any and all fbi agents who were party to criminal plots and you know what there's a lot of them we don't know about so there's thousands thousands i'd imagine more because

you look at what happens with the whitmer thing how many times have the has the fbi engaged in a conspiracy to say kidnap a politician and then not convinced anyone to join them so we pull up those records and we say ah we got an agent john smith right here looks like you engaged in a plot to arrest a mayor to or to to kidnap a mayor and they'll be like well yeah but we're doing a sting well it says here you were the one who initiated it put your hands behind your back shut your mouth you have the right to remain silent lock them up that's a hardcore dude but you know those the men who were just what were they acquitted they should be thankful that the jury was able to learn about these rogue fbi informants because most people in that position wouldn't have that is what the fbi does

yeah so these guys have their lives dangling off the edge of a cliff while these FBI agents smirk and give the Kubrick stare and laugh about it. I am I am done playing these games. This is abject evil. There is no no legitimate reason for the FBI to make fake plots and then try and trick people to do them. It doesn't make sense. These guys, if they never met the FBI, would be sitting around drinking, talking smack, and they'd be worrying about football. Instead, the FBI comes in and goads them and coaxes them, gives them materials.

This is what we see across the board with all these different plots. I say arrest and criminally charge, indict all of the FBI agents because they are party to the conspiracy. I think the law should even be amended that says you cannot charge someone under this law unless the plan was created outside of

law enforcement. If law enforcement agencies create the plot then that should be fruit of the poison tree and none of these men should be able to be convicted. That's like all sting operations. No it isn't. No it's not. Maybe I i'm using the wrong so i'll tell you that's not staying there's here's here's what some of what the fbi has done and well entrapment is when you when you knowingly when the person is not is being forced to buy either by blackmail extortion or

otherwise but what the fbi has done which is we're questionable but not in this territory to be a drug dealer no they go to church they go they go to mosques and they just hang out and then they wait to see if anyone says anything and then they leave and there are a bunch of stories where i've heard i've heard these stories you can look them up where an there were imams in like dearborn who reported the feds to the fbi immediately when the guy came in and said hey here's what i'm thinking they were like oh okay have a nice day and then immediately called the feds when the guy came in and said, hey, here's what I'm thinking. They were like, oh, okay, have a nice day. And then immediately called the feds. This guy's crazy.

Get him out of here. And they were like, all right, all right, all right. They leave. That is bad. Those are crazy stories. That cop, that FBI guy should be arrested for doing that. But if all they do is we are going to have a criminal informant tell us if something's going on, I got no problem with that.

Right? We want to stop legitimate acts of terror. What we do not want is the feds creating the plot and then trying to trick people into joining it that right there at the moment it's discovered wait who came up with this plan agent agent smith okay charges dismissed case closed men you're all free to go yeah but tim joe rogan talks about it you know this in january 6 we probably know this is they have agent provocateurs where they can go and and to a riot or to a protest and actually accelerate things make things worse and we never hold them accountable and it's a it's an actual crime to lie to an fbi agent what and and even outside of the context of an investigation yeah so michael flynn was criminally charged even though he wasn't being formally questioned that's

ridiculous it's like it's like you're hanging out, they were hanging out at a dinner or something at the White House, and they were like, so tell me about this. Then he's like, oh, X, Y, and Z, and they're like, we got him. He just lied to us. That's it. You're not even under formal investigation if you lie to an FBI agent.

I want to ask you, Alex, how come Owen Schroyer is getting 60 days in jail? And the reason is the prosecution said he, he yelled death to tyrants. He said Democrats are tyrants and he yelled death to tyrants. Uh, and Ray Epps, who quite literally said to go into the building several times was charged with nothing. The, the argument made by the government was Owen Schroer didn't't didn't go in to the capital but he didn't need to the people he was goading on did uh ray epps is the guy who

orchestrated walked around saying to do it what's going on well for me the biggest red flag is when you see the new york times and you see adam kinzinger and you see all these left-wing people adam kinzinger fake left-winger or fake right-winger or whatever you want to... Fake both. Yeah, fake both. But my point is, when the mainstream media is running cover for Ray Epps, that's the biggest red flag possible. That just makes it seem like, oh, this guy's definitely an agent provocateur.

But with Owen, I mean, it's his connection to InfoWars. They have to take him down. They were not going to give him probation. They have to send a message by making him go to jail. But what's ridiculous is Richard Barnett, he's the guy that put his feet on Nancy Pelosi's desk. I think he got seven years. I mean, when you're in your 60s and you get seven years,

I mean, that's almost life. And when these guys let them into the building. I know. Those maglocks, you had to turn off those maglocks. But the cops opened the door. That's what I'm saying. They opened those doors. They gave them a tour of the Capitolitol yeah i mean they're walking the q anon shaman was just having

a nice stroll he was he was he was walking around confused and the cops gave him directions and open they opened the door for him they were telling him where to go but that's that's an inside job and aoc is right when she said that some of these cops were in on it. I'm like, yes, I think that the Republicans should start arresting all these cops. And I mean it 100%. What you need to do is stop allowing the frogs to boil, right? All of us are always sitting in this pot and slowly, slowly getting hotter. So nobody moves. And then we go from in 2018, there's some street fights to in 2023 they've

indicted the president 94 times or does 94 charges on several different indictments they're arresting lawyers and journalists and it's just like okay how do we get to this point it's because it's it's incremental here's what you do republicans matt gates i'll and i'll ask them they won't do it because they're like oh but we don't want to piss off cops you in you you immediately say we are going to uh i we agree with Democrats. January 6th was a problem. Here's a video of the police letting them in and helping the QAnon shaman. These police aided and abetted the insurrection, and we need to get to the bottom of this.

Subpoena the cops and then criminally charge them and make them go into the prisons with the J6ers. Each and every one one every single cop especially the one who shot ashley bannett no questions you just do it and then what happens uh-oh now you're going to have the capitol police going to democrats being like what did you do with this can of worms why are we involved in this and there's not going to be a public you get aoc on your side right away the first thing I do is I go to AOC and say, how would you like to indict the cops who helped the J6ers?

She's going to say yes. She's already on camera saying it's a problem. Then you put it in Pelosi's face and you put it in the Democrats' face being like, you're right, all of these cops that helped these people come in, we're going to lock them up too. Now you've created a problem for Democrats

in that the press now becomes the Capitol Police that they championed, cherished, and celebrated are all going to jail too. Turn it back on them. Turn it back on them. Yeah, but that's never going to happen. Well, it's not a question of never going to happen. I'm saying this...

That's what it should be done. I tend to agree with you. We should hold these people accountable. The only thing that's going to stop this stuff, though, I think is actually like abolishing bureaucracy. Get rid of the FBI or fire everybody there. How do you do that? Because everybody says abolish the FBI.

I agree that there's been a weaponization of our DOJ and all these three letter agencies. But how do you do that? I don't know that any president really could go in and actually do it. Well, wasn't the FBI created by decree? I don't know that they're going to be able to dismantle that the last person who tried was shot in the head in texas what they're going to do is they're just going to have a and i wouldn't be surprised if law enforcement this is probably not going to happen very soon but just like with covid how we had the contact tracing apps they're going to have like law

enforcement contact tracing apps for the phone they're going to be able to look in your phone they're going to know if you're doing anything illegal they're going to know artificial intelligence will be able to scan your text messages, listen to your phone calls. So we won't even need the traditional cops like you think. We'll almost need social workers. And you do need, I mean, there are some good things that the FBI does.

What? There's nothing good. Child exploitation. You know, Oklahoma City bombing, not good. I think Ballard said he worked with FBI on trafficking stuff. i'm not saying every fbi agent is bad but i'm just the majority of their work no it's just it's just a bad organization the idea that the federal government needs to have a police force like you you can argue that the federal government needs to have a police force for like secret service to protect the the president and maybe for capital police and

stuff like that but the entire like all every state has state police and they're all capable of working together they're all capable of of sharing information it is not necessary police are a problem because who was enforcing all the covid actually everybody's saying you're a fed you're look you're it's fine you're right and it's that's that's totally true but again it's it still decentralizes the problem becomes the centralization of power in washington everybody knows that washington does not have the individual people or the state's best interest at heart washington is concerned with washington and that's the way it's always going to be as long as uh as

long as power is centered there now i've heard people talk about moving bureau bureaus and bureaucracies and stuff to other parts of the country and maybe there's an argument for that but really just get rid of it get rid of it cut it out you may abolish it it's a good point that it's the danger is the organization of it itself yeah the way it's organized the centralization essentially of top-down authority that one guy i don't know who is he he's not the head of the fbi uh he's the yeah he's the he's the attorney general he's not the head of the fbi but he's the head of the justice department you get these tops giving these authority giving all the soldiers basically their marching orders so all these capital police are told let them in we don't want them to break all the windows just open the doors and let them

in so the cops stand back that's why i when according to how you were saying tim about arresting them i i tend towards like what they did to the nazis is you arrest the ringleaders you arrest the ones at the top and then the other ones you know they're basically going to be your soldiers well but there there's videos of these cops opening the doors and saying come on in i i think that if we if the republic right now, there's a video of this. Say, I want to know who those cops are. You bring them in for open public congressional testimony. Say, why did you open the door and let them in?

Let them say it on C-SPAN to be reposted and rebroadcast by everybody on Twitter. The officer says, we did open the doors. Then you can say, okay, the question now becomes officer. You let them in. And some of these people have been in jail for two and a half years. How much time in prison do you deserve for being the one who opened the doors? Let the public decide. Should these officers go to prison?

Because if you say no, we must release the J6ers. I'd be open to investigation because you could get those cops will be like, I was told by my commanding officer by name. He gives the name. Bring them in and make them testify under oath. It would be an easy chain of command to figure out how those doors got open but i do want to congratulate the fbi on one thing because they did great police work when they found two passports on 9-11 of the terrorists they weren't able to find the black boxes but they were able to find this passport so that was well i got really lucky that they didn't get burned up in

the explosion i know thank goodness must have fallen out of the plane before i hit the building because they found it a couple blocks away. No, it could be blown. It can be blown in the wind. I mean, a lot of debris went very, very far. Oh, that's true. They would have blown out the sides of the buildings, a lot of that debris. Oh, I mean, in the initial crash, debris was launched like hundreds of yards. It's crazy.

But they were just lucky that they didn't get burned. Yeah, the password just went through the nose cone of the building and then two blocks down the street. He must have thrown it out the window. You know why I'm really impressed with that? Because I lose my passport all the time. Yeah. In my own house. You just need to hire an FBI agent.

That's not a good thing to lose. Dude, what? No, but I'll put it in the safe or something. And then we'll travel. So I'll take it out and then we'll put it in a suitcase. And then we'll come back and put the suitcase in the room. And then I'll be like, was it in the bag or was it in oh and i got to tear the whole bag i'm like no i put it back in the other in the shop then i'll open and there

it is you know but it's hard sometimes because you i don't use it that often well call your fbi agent they'll know well you know when uh maybe they could work with that because they weren't able to find the swatters who swatted us 15 times but but anyway abolish the fbi back to the main point uh when i think about things like this like hey bring in these cops and have them testify how come how come nothing like this ever happens even when it comes to impeachment it is the most mundane and predictable thing you can expect from the gop there's there's evidence it's been around for years that we've known about with Hunter Biden. In 2019,

Politico wrote Biden Inc. We have that whole, all of it laid out by a journalist. And now four years later, it's like, let's ask this question. It's like, where's anyone to be like,

I am going to file a subpoena for all of the police officers and make them come testify. I just, I really don't think anyone ever does anything.'s so boring i mean i get it i just i don't understand this man about anything in life i i just don't understand why nobody does anything and i'm and i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna say this to the extreme i mean

this in the most literal sense to the most extreme degree no one does anything now i'll clarify what i mean by that because obviously we all do different things but i mean there are prominent powerful people with lots of money who you'll hear complain and then do literally nothing because you answered it because they're powerful prominent people with lots of money that's my point that's why they don't do anything because they want to continue being prominent powerful you don't lose that you don't you don't lose that you absolutely elon musk does stuff he's an anomaly absolute and that's my point so like and and and he's i think it's massively beneficial for him i mean granted he's getting sued yeah now they're coming after him doj is coming after elon but they don't do anything because it's not they don't want to.

They'd rather go on the news and line their pockets and increase their net worth by a hundred million dollars. But what do they, but what do they do? I think they should be sent to the barracks when they serve in office. They're NPCs. And they're not allowed to leave. They should be in the barracks. They are NPCs.

And I tell you this because I know people who go on more adventures and take more risks who are lower income than wealthy individuals in this country and in this world there's very few people who are willing to take large ridiculous risks in order to affect some kind of positive change and it's like at the top of my head who can i even think of elon that's maybe it anybody can you the vague the vague yeah but even he had i mean i like the vague but I mean he even had a pharmaceutical deal that went bad so I mean he's not

no no the deal went good he made a lot of money in terms of doing crazy stuff like big boisterous things like Vivek is he's doing something I'm not hating on that

if he's saying he's gonna end the FBI he's basically putting himself in JFK's position oh I love it I think he's great that's taking a huge risk just so we can

are clear Tim is not saying that he loves the idea of Vivek being in JFK's position specifically. He loves that he would do that. And that he's not in JFK's position. We're a different place in time. I love that he's stepping up and saying,

I am willing to put my face out there with these statements, taking all the risks that come along with it because it's the right thing to do. Yes. Courageous. After this pandemic. I have an idea.

Okay, let's hear it. I just want to hire 100 clowns to run around Vegas. Well, i'm clown pilled i'm into it i don't even want to think they were the hackers well how about we just how about alex we get you a hundred maybe okay maybe a thousand we hire a thousand clowns extras yes and you just they just will do what you ask them to do put fbi informant in it don't do, I know. And then they can blow up a building. What? We're talking about doing a street show like Oprah did.

Some horror movie with clowns. Let's have them go to DC, the clowns, and then we'll put little signs. It's a media senator. Remember when Oprah had the I Got a Feeling song and it turned out everyone in the audience were actually dancers?

Yeah. I'm talking about having clowns do a street show to be comedic and generate attention on some issue you guys go to dark places inside job 9-11 yeah a bunch of clowns is gonna be like it was worse than january 6th the clowns stormed the building the makeup was terrible i want to make this point though is is it sounds so bad and this is i hope it doesn't get me in trouble but i've lost almost all faith in humanity after the pandemic like i think the dumber as the bigger the group gets the dumber it gets so that's why like i'm almost empathetic to the elites that don't want to interact with us oh dude i i totally get where bill gates i'm saying i get where bill gates like

just give them all a vaccine shut up just you know go about your business hold on hold on anybody who's run a large company understands the frustrations of what can go wrong will go wrong and you know like running this company there are things that happen where it's like i am genuinely shocked that something happened like i don't understand how explicit instructions of take a to b and then do c turns into x y and z and i'm like i i how did this how did this happen and no one has an answer and i'm like experiencing that i'm like uh so now so now i get it bill gates with his you know how many hundred thousand employees at a certain point his just eyes his eyes are bleeding their bloodshot and he's like why did you put the mop in the server room and it's just like i i don't know sir and he's like

and then his head explodes because most humans we are i hate to admit it we're all kind of dumb i bet if you asked 10 people on the street 80 probably wouldn't know who kamala harris is probably two people i mean the majority wouldn't so people areala Harris is. Probably two people would know. I mean, the majority wouldn't. So people are just not dialed in. They're in debt. They have an ex-girlfriend, baby mom, or whatever. Just they're not dialed in to what's really happening in the world

because they're so distracted. And we're all basically debt slaves just trying to make it. I do, in all seriousness, I do think people like Bill Gates and a bunch of the other wealthy, powerful elites. I think if you were to talk to them, for one, they're Malthusian. They do think there's too many people and they will legitimately tell you, I mean, I'm sure if you're hanging out at Bilderberg with a lot of these powerful international elites and politicians, they're going to say, look, man, think about how stupid the average person is. Okay, now realize half of

them are stupider than that. And they vote. And that's like, so that's half of that. The first half was George Carlin. But that's probably what they're thinking. And they're thinking, we don't want stupid people to have political power. And so what do you get? Look at what's going on with everything politically in terms of abortion, sterilization, etc. This is not a detriment to conservatives who are more resilient, more self-reliant and protective of their kids.

It's mostly detrimental to urban liberals. The COVID lockdown policies mostly negatively impacted urban liberals. All the things we see defund the police bad for liberals conservatives and then the people flee to more conservative areas where they can be more resilient and and you know resolved and then it is the leftists who are suffering tremendously under their own policies that's resulting in them and then in them having less kids yeah i i understand that but you know people having less kids is bad for society and civilization in general yes but if conservatives have twice as many kids which they're probably going to start doing then problem

solved but we can never have more kids in venezuela's having i mean they have a culture i mean i seriously they have a culture i doubt they're doing a lot of abortion so they can just let people come in from other countries my biological stepdad tucker carlson you know gets a lot of heat for saying the great replacement theory. But I don't know. It would be hard to debate that if you really look at our immigration policy. This is a really good idea. Powder PZ says to send 100 clowns to D.C. each with a senator's name and badge. And whenever they see the senator, they go there and they start dancing.

And that's actually a really good idea to just have like, you know, someone waits outside. And then when they see the senator walking to the car, the clown is behind camera going like. That would be funny with kids and like the value of having children um equating to like the species propagating i wonder if there's a there's got to be a diminishing return i i think that like yeah you can have four kids that's maybe better than having three but if you have 19 kids you don't have time for 19 kids a lot of those kids are going to grow up without a parent so like that's worse i don't know that that's the siblings help a lot yeah and also situations like in the past like people like families have had as many kids as they could in the like anticipating some of them dying

off so you could you can still manage to raise like bees that's what bees do i mean they have a ton of babies and then a bunch die but some survive the point the point is though but like a hundred years ago families were much larger before any kind of birth control people weren't like no we don't want to have sex because we might have kids like they were still getting it on and you had big families and stuff like this i want i want to let's let's let's i want to segue this because it is overpopulation families and stuff is a good uh good way to segue into this story we have this from timcast.com protesters chant send them back at aOC during NYC press conference. An estimated 110,000 illegal immigrants have arrived in the city since 2022.

This story is fascinating. And the video is even more fascinating. Take a look at this. You got to hear this. Let's play it. Yes. And ultimately, I think that there are three points of consensus here that are very important in getting a solution to this issue. There's consensus all right.

Listen, listen, listen. Okay, I have to play that again. Folks in cities and municipalities dealing with this issue. The second is to allow for work authorizations so that the folks in here can get to work and start supporting themselves as soon as possible. AOC is abject evil. And you can hear these people screaming at her. And what is her response to them? Don't worry. We're going to give them work rights so that they can displace your wages, lower your wages,

displace your jobs. Have a nice day. They are prevented from getting jobs. They are prevented from employment. And that is part of the strain on our public systems. The faster that folks can access the work that they're asking for legally, the better we can solve this problem. And the third is extension of temporary protected status. Look at this. Venezuelans who are the largest population that are arriving here. So with that, we thank you all. She is so evil that people are screaming at her

and protesting across the board in these cities. And what does she say? We're going to spend more federal resources on them. We're going to give them work rights and protected status over you while they're screaming at her, send them back. Are those her constituents? Yes. Hopefully send them back are those are her constituents yes

hopefully yeah so those are the people she's representing yep yeah no i mean everybody they're freaking out about it curtis lee was been arrested protesting this a bunch i mean this is a big deal that there are actual vets that they're kicking out of hotels to put these illegal immigrants in that makes no sense why would a vet that went and risked their life in iraq be less uh likely to get social services than an immigrant from venezuela i'm sorry to tell you alex uh ocasio-cortez not you alex i'm happy to tell you yo you are not here to govern the world an illegal immigrant it's not your job your job is to protect and serve the united states and the citizens united states lady well that's not her job.

The Democrats want us to just be one big globalist homogenous bloc. It's gotta happen slow. She's a commie. That's why she's an international communist. Even though she's a representative from New York, she's a member of the DSA, and she's an actual communist. They don't believe in borders. They don't believe in nations.

They think that if you believe in borders, you don't believe in nations. They think that if you believe in borders, you're a nationalist. And a nationalist means you're a Nazi. She's a communist. And that's the reason why she wants to have all the free open borders. When you say she doesn't believe in borders, you mean she just envisions them differently? No, no, no, no. The Democratic Socialists of America think that there should be no borders at all. But then you would have no states exactly no cities that's what communism is communism is a global thing like when they say real communism has never been tried it's because there has never been a full global communism so when you say the soviet union was communism they tried communism it didn't work

then the communist reply is real communism has never been tried. And the reason it's never been tried is because it was not global. There was class. There were nations. And as long as that is the situation, it's not real communism. The New World Order. My favorite is when you ask a communist, like, what do they want? They go, I've used it like Star Trek.

Yeah. And I'm like, oh, you mean post-scarcity world where you can tell a computer to just fabricate something from free energy from from ambient energy and it does bro i'll tell you this property when we get to the point where we have replicators and you can literally be like computer ham sandwich and then it does sure we can have some agreements on labor reforms at that point but spare me this utopian vision while 100 100 million people over the past you know 100 some odd years were murdered in mass even then man when that replicator is in action who built the replicator what is the replicator's code replicator built the replicator so is the replicator giving you actual water when you say

water or is it giving you something slightly different and it's gonna be slightly better it's gonna be like delta nine weed compared to real weed that's what i'm talking about large large complicated replicators replicate small replicators what they do is there's ambient energy they absorb and then it it fuses the particles together to make the appropriate elements and then that's that's the world of science fiction hey maybe one day we'll get there and if we do we can have a conversation about labor reforms and then we can talk about how everybody just has unlimited food and all this stuff and then what's going to happen is the communists are going to say, too many people are eating

food, getting fat and having babies. And then, you know, communists do. They do what they always do. The too many people. What they're doing right now. Well, communists have a history of just murdering millions upon millions of people. Oh, we don't have enough food. Face the wall, please.

But it's not even that when there's too much food, they're going to be like, OK, now that food is infinite supply or near infinite and people are eating too much of it and they're getting sick. We got to deal with the, like, they're going to excise the people they deem to be wrong. This world doesn't exist where they think, I love that meme where someone said, what are you going to do once communism is achieved? And they said, I think I'll teach people how to do poetry on my farm and maybe do art classes and then the response was your farm these people don't get it first order thinkers and they're going to they're going to be in a world for her if it's ever the italian island of 6 000 we talked about before so i'm not going to say on air what i was saying before the show because it's horrific to envision what could

happen to a mass of migrants that move into a place where they're not wanted if you don't try and stop it ahead of time and you just let it keep happening. It's going to get really, really bad. It could get so bloody. You do not want to see that. Let's talk about the southern border and where we're at right now. New York, Chicago. These are liberal bastions freaking out. AOC is getting screamed at.

One of the risks that I fear because they are not properly securing our borders and dealing with the crisis of illegal immigrants flooding into the system is these people who are coming in do not recognize our government. Governments fall when the people do not have confidence in those governments. So if you look at, let's go back to, we talked about Lexington and Concord and the American Revolution. When the, when the crown said, Massachusetts is in a state of rebellion and here's what you have to do. The militias outside of Boston says, we don't recognize you and we're going to do whatever you want because there was no confidence that they could do anything. And there was a willingness to reject them. Let me put it this way. If a guy walks up

to you wearing a clown suit and says, I'm from clown division. Put your hands against the wall. You'd be like, what? No. Clown division. Hands against. Why would you put your hands against the wall for someone showing the clown division badge and they have a big clown hair and nose and they go, you'd be like, bro, is this a joke?

I don't know who you are and you have no authority over me. You can claim to be the king. You can claim to be the president. That doesn't mean anything. I don't know you. What happens when you import millions of people every year who do not recognize your government and your laws? At some point, you are going to have large groups of people in New York who are going to say, I don't know you, dude. A guy's going to say, I'm a cop. And they're like, what does that mean to me? You're in our territory now. I'll give you a real world example. It's called Rinkeby in Sweden.

They brought in a whole bunch of Somali migrants in the 90s. They sent them to these, like, they basically had them all go to the same places. There was no regulation and control as to where they were going. What ends up happening is the Somali refugees and migrants who go to this neighborhood of Rinkeby have kids. Those kids grow up surrounded by Somali individuals. They do not see the Swedish people or government as anything to do with them. When the police come in, they start throwing stones and bricks at the cops saying, get out because they are the authority in that area.

And that happened to me when I went there. They didn't throw stones or anything. They started yelling at us and threatening us. And the cops were like, you probably want to leave. We'll follow you out. The simple, I'll give you the simple version. It's more complicated than that. But I asked them like, should we should go?

And they're like, it's going to get very dangerous. They could start throwing bricks. We can't do anything to help you. And what we were told by the people in the country who are honest is, well, when you have a generation, all these young men who are in their 20s and they've got no they they they don't interact with government they don't run for office they're not they don't it's not possible for them to win office the police don't come in these areas they don't pay taxes right and so in their minds sweden they are not swedish they do not live in this country and the

police who come in it would be no different than if you saw a dude wearing a badge a clown badge walked onto your property you'd you'd be like get off my property. You're trespassing. And they know I'm from clown division. You'd be like, I don't recognize what that is and don't care. You are trespassing. Now we as Americans recognize what law enforcement is, the sheriff, the FBI, or otherwise. But what happens when you have all of these non-citizens who are going to be like, I don't know who you are, what you're doing here. I do not know the systems of governance in the United States. I don't know anything about your laws, your politicians, your law enforcement.

Then what happens on the southern border when you have these instances occurring in places like New York? And finally in Texas, they say, guys, the federal government is not going to protect our borders. And so what does Texasxas do i think was it texas right they put up the floating barricades in the river arizona put up the uh the the shipping containers the federal government said you have no right to do this and it's technically true as to how the government works states don't have the have the right to deal with international borders but they're starting to which means states have begun to reject and it's and it's been going on for a

while, federal authority. What happens then when local law enforcement say, we are going to secure the borders by force because we can't contain this anymore? Here's a scenario. Texas is being flooded by non-citizens. Non-citizens who are not going to recognize law enforcement will probably flee from law enforcement, not recognize taxes and laws and try and work under the table. We are seeing economic repercussions and economic damage and crime and drugs. Not all of them are bad people, but there are a lot of drugs and child trafficking. The feds won't do enough about it or they're not doing anything about it. So what happens then when in Texas, a local town or a county sheriff, they say, we are you hear the screaming that's going on in Texas.

What I'm sorry, going on in New York. Imagine a scenario in a year from now where the same amount of screaming is happening to a sheriff and they're screaming, I don't care what you do, but stop this now. Then the sheriff says, okay, we're going to get a bunch of guys to the border and we're going to defend the border by force if necessary. We're going to bring cars. We're going to build barricades. The federal government says stop, and they say, I don't know who you are, what you're talking about, and they do it anyway.

What happens then when conflict breaks out between the people who are trying to flood through the border and the people who are now sick of it? This is a path to violence. What you need in this country is a federal government who says, in order to avoid violence, conflict, and crisis, we have to have procedural,

we have to have a process for how we deal with this. We to deport people we have to create security barricades and not let them just come in but they're doing everything it seems in their power to escalate things to the point of social breakdown violence chaos etc yes it's gotten so bad in new york city just even in the past few months you had lady gaga's dad speaking out and saying enough is enough they're flowing over you can't even really walk down parts of eighth avenue because they're just housing them there staten island just had one of the migrant shelters they were using i believe is an old school you can't even go outside there because it smells so bad because of the sewage issue it's all backed up the neighbors there they don't even want to leave their house because it smells of sewage and

it reeks and then you have all these kids who are if I send my kid to a school in New York City, a public school, he has to be vaccinated. He has to have vaccination records. These migrant children, they don't. That's an issue because if there's an outbreak of something like measles, it's spreading to these kids. Some of them who can't be vaccinated because they're immunocompromised, they can't get a vaccine. And none of the migrant kids coming in have to be vaccinated at all. They're not held to the same standards as the children of citizens there, of New Yorkers, of people in this country. They don't care. Yeah, but you look at a state like Texas, guys, and I know everybody thinks Texas is conservative, but now with Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston all being liberal now, the great

replacement theory, it's in Texas, we are being affected by immigration probably worse other than California and Arizona, worse than anybody in the entire country. And it's done on purpose. A state that was likely conservative in the next 10 years, no doubt will be liberal. Because of this, a big part of this, because of the immigration. They hate the rule of law law which is the only thing that separates us from the world has law and order the rule of law yes and they loathe the rule a lot they want us to just be one globalist who's they the globalist is this like world economic forum

yeah klaus schwab's buddies and stuff like I wonder who do you guys think they are exactly well it's a conglomerate their names even out there people in the Catholic Church the probably you know Israel probably you know there's probably a whole conglomerate of kind of trilateral Commission I'm just saying there's a council for relations I'm saying it's a great is a Davos they is really simple it refers to establishment political and corporate power financial it's financial stuff yeah I would say the corporations are the most powerful in my opinion well there's also there's also a group of people especially the davos types who you know they call themselves futurists and this is their

job to future think and think about what it would be like if we were all one global community james lindsey calls it agnostic cult and that's what it is they're all essentially uh it's essentially a religion and they are looking for a one world government and when you say they i'm talking about marxists right me actually neo-marxist right so because the economic school of marxism was proven to not work in the you know with the fall of the soviet union and all of the countries that have tried socialism and so neo-marxism is a new approach to marx of the Soviet Union and all of the countries that have tried socialism. And so neo-Marxism is a new approach to Marxism. And you can take all of the intersectional stuff that you've got,

and that is all different, like, species of Marxism. And they all have the same essential goal. Let me take it to an even weirder spot. This is how weird I am, Ian. I believe it's actually satanic, and I think it comes out of the Bible, and it's Genesis chapter 11, verse 9. And if you flip that, it. I believe it's actually satanic, and I think it comes out of the Bible, and it's Genesis 11, verse 9. And if you flip that, it's weird that it's 9-11.

But in that, it talks about the Tower of Babel, and that Nimrod wanted to build a kingdom to heaven to go kill God. And what God did is he made all the tribes make it where they can communicate. And so everybody went out, went their separate ways. So what they're doing now, these people that worship the devil, they want to invert everything in the Bible. So what they're trying to do is they're trying to reverse engineer Nimrod's plan and build a one world order.

So we're under one rule, one currency, one system. So it's actually satanic. I know that sounds crazy. You don't have to believe in devils to agree with him because I don't believe in like supernatural stuff, but I still think that he's right because I don't believe it don't believe it but they do right yeah they do these people believe these weird superstitions and i don't know if all of them do i know that uh nancy pelosi said she's a reptilian this week what she did type it in type it in oh my gosh she said it this week

she said i'm cold-blooded and i'm reptilian yeah i mean i don't really think she's a freaking reptile but something is weird i mean the point that he's making is that the Gnostic religion has been around since before like Christianity I can't google it because it says it looks like the results below are changing quickly check the source is it a trusted topic

she said it on MSNBC I forget whose show she was on type it on Twitter because it's probably going to give you a bunch of fake stuff, but she just said it this week. Type in Pelosi Twitter or Pelosi reptilian. But no, I do think it's demonic or satanic. I know that sounds weird, but there's something to it.

And whether you believe in it or not, like Phil said, here we go. Here we go. Let's play it. Nancy Pelosi. She's really, really committed to that. It's really sad. No, I'm not a poor baby. I'm more reptilian.

I'm cold-blooded. And Coen will win the election. We're going to take a short break. I want to talk to you more about that. Hold on. CIA agent, we've got to take a break. Calm down. What is she referring to? Let me play it. And Coen will win the election.

Hold on. And Coen will win the election. What is she saying? No, I'm not a poor baby. I'm more reptilian and cold-blooded and co-in will win the election uh we're gonna take a short break i want to talk to you more about president biden and some other i'm not i missed it but what is i don't well i guess it's impossible to know what what with only 13 seconds what is she referring to in the context of being reptilian and cold-blooded she's saying she's like ruthless in law yeah yeah like she's gonna go get it like a lizard and probably she saw the memes of

like the her looking like a lizard meme and stuff i'm not as confident in that part i don't know i don't think she saw the meme did we ever figure out if her husband is a homosexual did we ever figure that out that's still undetermined i think and it's cool if he is yeah it'd be very cool i wish there was more context so i could understand why she's saying this. I'm assuming she's saying, like, I'm ruthless. Yes, that was what I got out of it. But, like, we don't know. Let me see if...

Yeah, these junk food clips have to go. You know, of course she was going to say that. Okay, let's try that again. You know, of course she was going to say that. Poor baby. Yeah, she's really, really committed to that. It's really sad. No, I'm not a poor baby.

I'm more reptilian. I don't understand what she's trying to say, to be honest. They're being facetious from the beginning. No, I get that, but I don't understand. It's like, oh, she's a poor baby. No, I'm reptilian. I'm like, I don't know what that kind of phrase is supposed to be. Anderson's probably saying that other people were saying, oh, Nancy's a poor baby,

and then Nancy's like, ha, ha, ha, no, I'm not. I'm a lizard that I'm going to go just take the election that's my guess okay but we need more context to understand no we don't she's a lizard and it's pretty good programming and hold on nancy pelosi admits she is a reptilian and that she's cold-blooded. Fact. Nancy Pelosi did say the quote, I am more reptilian and cold-blooded. And she said it on a national show, on the record. That's what the press does.

Yeah, so if she said it, it's true, right? Well, there you go. She's a lizard. It's a revelation of the method, Tim. It's either she's a lizard or she's a liar. Where does the reptilian thing come from? Like, why do people think... Oh, no, this is actually a really good one.

So David Icke was one of the guys that kind of founded this and it goes back to like the queen's bloodlines they supposedly can trace back to muhammad i don't know if you know this and jesus supposedly so it's like they think and it comes kind of comes out of the bible too there's all this weird mix of like there's a third of the angels casted out of heaven and these were like the nephilim and then the angels slept with these giants and then we're kind of the retarded offspring of it. So there's all this kind of like whimsical stuff where at some point angels made it with the animals here and that there might be bloodlines like we have

and there might be bloodlines where these angels made it with the animals and they became human. You're saying that the lizard people are Nephilim? Kind of, like they're in that vibe. Whatever the Nephilim vibe, it kind of comes from that time of the... That's where a lot of it comes from. The early origins i mean i'm not saying this is true but that's what they say and there's there's something weird though how the queen and prince philip how they live for forever i mean obviously they have the best medical doctors but there's something weird

uh about blood i don't know about bloodlines i don't know i mean look i was just i was just reading this list of the oldest people and some like lady was 120 years old and she was like a nobody in the middle of nowhere. Well, yeah, I'm saying some people live a long time, but it's just weird that these billionaires live for a long time. Well, it's not. I mean, you can say it's weird in that it's not suspicious. It's weird that they do, but it's obvious what they're doing. Don't they do the, what are they called?

Blood boys? Blood boys. Blood boys. There's stem cell treatment stuff that people i've heard stories of like these super rich people who well there's that one millionaire guy anti-asian guy yeah it was like having his son's blood transfused into his body or whatever to be younger and it's like yeah but you're not gonna get much more longevity out of these things anyways i mean you might live a little longer because they have access to better

things but they're really not increasing their longevity significantly they don't want to die and part of the transhumanist stuff is being able to put your mind in a machine so you can live forever they're obsessed with living forever in longevity there's a part of the the reptilian brain called the basal ganglia that the uh the reptilia of the reptilian complex that humans also have a basal ganglia so at some point in our evolution we were acting we were probably had only come that far and i think what happened there's this interesting theory from this book ishmael that i got where oh that book a long time ago yeah it's pretty cool it's a talking gorilla yeah we know all about it uh where after something happened but a huge segment of humanity went north

they migrated great migration a lot of people from the equatorial maybe it was the great flood something but they went north they could no longer grow crops i gotta pause you right there is see the issue is we used to believe in what was called out of africa theory but i think it's been debunked already what mess it's tough to tell came out of mesopotamia like life recovered in mesopotamia and i think they used to think that's where it began but that's where it recovered after the flood they went to like turkey i think there's definitely a flood oh yeah 13 12 800 years ago there's tons of evidence like rockwall there's a place right outside of dallas it's called rockwall and it's named because these guys were digging you know whatever 100 years ago and they found these huge walls that were deep underground that make no sense and you can't dig it yeah because

i'll rock well type in rockwall texas and because they're so deep underground like they think that it was maybe an old fort so there is so and then what is it uh um what is the tobeckly uh beckley tepe yeah is is what that didn't even the timeline doesn't even make sense go back a thousand years yeah so that's where they went that's where they recovered to after the flood they went to go beckley tepe or they built it after the flood but it looked like it was like an ancient temple that they all all these societies went and kind of congregated at my theory is that these people that went north after this cataclysm couldn't grow crops so they had to hunt constantly all they did was hunt they hunt killed so they developed a lizard-like behavior and then their skin got lighter and lighter and then eventually they came back south as these marauding

bloodthirsty conquistadors murdering they colonizing europe they took over they eventually became the romans and like so this like bloodthirsty behavior as opposed to like eating crops the bloodthirsty behavior is the lizard oh wow look at this picture no joke a huge wall was buried and so there is quite literally a wall a huge in texas they can't even dig it up it It's so big. Wow. That's really big. Very big. And they have no idea what it's from. There's no evidence.

They don't even know what the hell. So they just named the city Rockwall. So again, look at this photo here. You can see they're excavating it and there's it's, it's wall, man. That's a big wall.

Oh, I mean, it's mud flood, bro. You know about mud flood. I mean, I'm just saying there's something weird. I mean,

we probably did have a flood. So wait, wait, for those that aren't familiar that I'll probably be getting it wrong, but the general idea, which, you know, obviously I find silly. But there are people who believe that there was a massive ancient civilization. A flood happened, wiping everybody out. And mud and sediment and everything shifted around, burying large components of this ancient civilization. And we've begun to discover some of it

there's a the deeper conspiracy is that we've not built these buildings we've discovered them and that's why it is really weird you'll see buildings in some cities where there's clearly a door halfway in the ground you've seen those right and i'm like i don't know why they built that building that way i don't think it means that a mud flood happened and buried the building it's probably more likely that like chicago they lifted the city up things like that happen well there is weird stuff too if you look at all the old world's fairs they used to build be able to build these beautiful buildings with no power tools with no modern technology and then they would just destroy it you know shortly thereafter or it got burnt at a fire so i think there's a great fire chicago

great fire san francisco a lot of these classic Tim, they had huge fires in around like the 20s or 30s. So we don't even know their own history. So there's something weird. I'll just say this. I'm a full-blown conspiracy theorist. You don't need to be that. But I think our history is not the truth. It's history.

Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. History is not true. That's end of story. Yeah, end of story. Like look at modern news today. We know how it's manipulated. Exactly right.

And so we try our best to piece together as much of history as we can while knowing that it's written by the victors i just i don't believe any of the religions because of it i can't believe any of those texts because it's all like less credible than cnn what's interesting though is there's so many different religions that have very comparable stories like so many different religions have a story of the flood or noah and the ark so i find that fascinating what if what if uh you know when the flood happened it was actually you know what when was when was the sphinx underwater or whatever it was like around the same period like 10 000 years ago 12 000 yeah years ago imagine what it was 12 000 bc you're saying uh they said 12 800 years ago it's like that's where this whole

go back to tepid all right all this water interesting. Yeah, there's a bunch of erosion damage on the side of the Sphinx. Right. So you have this ancient civilization with wonderful technology. The earth starts flooding and all the wealthy, powerful elites are like, we out. And they just leave earth and they're gone. And all the poor yokel working class rednecks get left behind where most die. And those who survive start to rebuild. And here we are today.

But I think the real elites told people they were gods and like nephilim and they still had ancient tech they had hot air balloons and right but that's an entirely different conspiracy theory i'm just saying there's a potential conspiracy theory or i'm saying my conspiracy that i'm bringing up right now has nothing to do with any of that i'm just saying there's an advanced civilization the ultra rich it wasn't noah some humble guy like i'm gonna build an ark it was a super it was a billionaire social media mogul who was like i'm gonna build an ark it was a super it was a billionaire social media mogul who was like i'm building a starship and then he did and then when the flood happened they left everyone else gets wiped out those who survived the water world

start to rebuild and here we are dude they used to think the sphinx was was like 3 500 years old or well so and now they think it's like 15 000 years old well all of a sudden they'll just be like oh by the way we were off a little bit i think the argument that they carved a different head into it is it makes a lot of sense yep one of the pharaohs came to face the lion yeah it used to be an actual cat or or a dog a nubus or whatever and then they cut the head down to really small to be the pharaoh instead yeah it was like uh it was because the head doesn't fit the body size it's all receded man it was a beautiful lion the head doesn't fit the body size. It's all receded, man. It was a beautiful lion.

I bet carved out of the, out of the mountain. You know, I think the sad reality reality is that we want to believe these things because it creates, it gives us mystery and lore and we can hope that there's something crazy that might happen, but it's just not.

Yeah. We're incapable of living without myth. I was thinking about going back to like the 800 BC when the Romans were just tribes and like 600 BC. And if you could go back to that period and teleport around place to place, time to time and explore that, that's why I want to live is to be able to do that. And I know that with,

with like advanced technology, I think we're going to be able to simulate that kind of experience where you're actually there with the Romans. See, the men are always thinking about the Roman empire. I mean, that's true though. Well, you might, you might, that was a meme, a meme right yeah it's a trend to ask a guy how often do you think

about the roman empire and men are obsessed with the roman empire rightfully so in my opinion every day because i follow stoic accounts well i i wouldn't say every day but a couple times a week at minimum see that's insane that's incredible to me. Well, because from the male perspective, women are basically just sitting around all giggling with each other about their hair, right? Yeah. And men are all talking about like, ooh, ancient Rome.

All roads lead to Rome. Look at this sword. It's like equally silly, you know what I mean? Yeah. Well, look at the way the serration. It's funny, Ian, you said something about advanced tech, but I think it's very easily provable. I mean, you guys might argue with me on this.

I think we're getting dumber really fast because if you look at just like the stonework that they did in New York City not that long ago, like the gargoyles on corners of buildings. It's amazing. We can't even recreate that today with all the technology we have. We can't make gargoyles?

What do you mean? No, they can't recreate a lot of the classic gargoyles and classic like whatever stonework they've done. Oh, come on, dude. I'm dead. Google it. They just don't want to. Google it.

No, no, no. Google it. I'm telling you. There's, like, the pyramids. We can't build the pyramids today. They don't know how they build the pyramids. Yes, we can. Google if we can build the pyramids today.

How big is the Burj Tabaia? We cannot build the pyramids today. Fact. Google it. Google it. The way they build those pyramids, we cannot. Bro, I watched the video. today. Fact. Google it. Google it. The way they build these pyramids, we cannot. Bro, I watched the video. They tried it.

I watched the video where a middle-aged fat dude was moving multi-ton stones. He would dig a hole. Using through sound or whatever? No, he would dig a hole

under a portion of it and then he would start rocking it until it flipped itself over and he was like, I can move it and he started

putting these things together. It was like ancient aliens or whatever. Bro, we can build a pyramid. Come on. We cannot recreate. Have you been to the Luxor? According to Wikipedia, yes. Yes, it is technically possible.

Have you been to Beth Pro Shot? What does the Wikipedia say? Wait, wait, wait. Concrete. They don't even understand how they built it now. Yes, they do. No, because they don't know if they use hempcrete. They don't know what they used to build them back then.

Hold up, Serge. Debunked. Debunked. Yeah, that's what you're going to say. I've they used to build them back then. Hold up, Serge. Debunked. Debunked. Yeah, that's what you're going to say. I've seen this in real life, too. Yeah, that's not debunked. I've been inside of it. No, but I think what you're saying is we can't do it in the same way.

We cannot do it in the same way. These guys are smarter than us. Oh, dude. They're Freemasons or whatever. We're not as talented as we are today. We used to be smarter. That's a ridiculous prospect. That's a ridiculous prospect. I watched a video.

That's a true statement. I don't care. We cannot recreate the pyramids. Where they used a stream of water to slice a screwdriver in half.

I'm pretty sure we can easily cut stone and stack it up. The Burj Dubai. We can't. We can't. Just like we can't go to Antarctica.

Fact check me, chat. Fact check me. We can't recreate the pyramids. Look, he's actually right. We can't do it the same way they did because we can't enslave Antarctica. Fact check me, chat. Fact check me. We can't recreate the pyramids. Look, he's actually right. We can't do it the same way they did because we can't enslave that many people. We don't really know how they did it.

We have no idea how they did it, Tim. I don't know how this means that we're dumber now. Didn't the Egyptians also think that the Earth is flat? Yeah, they probably didn't. No, they never did. Oh, did they not? That is not true. It was Aristosthenes i believe who uh

correctly calculated the circumference of the earth by comparing different shadows but that actually works for the localized sun as well but last night katie faust was saying or actually we were just talking it came up that a lot of our architectural genius is being placed into video games now a lot of male architecture mind space is being put into video games and you're building these these digital realities so building gargoyles aren't being created. Yeah, free labor, child labor on Roblox. I'll tell you, what a dirty, dirty. This is a problem.

What is he saying, Tim? A typical. My show idea, and I've mentioned it on the show. Me go to Antarctica. Yes. We have to do it. Everybody's been telling me. Absolutely, absolutely.

Let's do it. But my show idea was it takes place in the last city and the people who live there call it the last city. And no one really knows why human civilization collapsed. But all other cities on Earth are barren, empty wastelands of decay, ruin, cars just falling apart. It's like a post-apocalyptic scene. And this city has grown to a few million people with technology somewhat comparable but a little bit better than ours and they have scouts going out doing missions to expand the territory of the city and reclaim more farmland and things like this and then one day they come across weird

tall or you know yeah probably tall slender beings in like white suits with like white helmets and they get into a fight and these advanced beings like just energy blast them and then what happens is these these guys in expedition are like body cam filming it's being transmitted back and they're like these these are aliens or something and they must be what wiped out human civilization they've come back to kill us what what and then it turns out my it was my show idea spoiler alert if the show ever gets made it'll be ruined for you uh the at the the revelation is at some point people started migrating to the metaverse because you can connect your brain and eat filet mignon every night if you want you can have forever you you you don't live forever but like

thousands of years compared to 70 on earth yeah well no but expand time like your mind moves faster or whatever so when you're when you're plugged into the metaverse, you can virtual reality, you can experience anything you want. So there's literally no reason to leave. So they all end up living in pods underground in these facilities where in there, they experience life much like ours, but in base reality, they never leave the pod. And so the people who are the last city

don't know what happened because news never stopped. Information as to why humans migrated persists, but it persisted into the metaverse. For humans who are outside of that system and don't have access to it, they don't have the historical records. It just one day disappeared. So you've got mountain people, trailer park people, these types on contact to tribes who are outside of the system and will never integrate with it. And then the people they encounter in these suits, every so often, metaverse people do have to go out to maintain the machines they encounter in these suits every so often metaverse people do have to go out to maintain the machines they live in i genuinely believe we are inching

towards living in the pod and eating the bugs but it's not how people understand you're going to come home from work or whatever it is you have to do you're going to your house is going to be akin to a pod outside with maybe like a plastic shield over it just for like nature protection so you don't die from a bear attack you're going to lay down in your pod and then you're going to go to sleep and then instantly wake up inside your mansion you're going to walk to your fridge where you're going to pull out a whole cheesecake and just shove the whole thing you're out to be like so good in the pod you've got cockroach slime going into your feeding tube or whatever

into your neck port and you're not going to care because your brain is being stimulated in the metaverse. It's even worse, Tim. Alex Jones talks about this, and you can actually pull this up. They want to have it when you go to the metaverse that you can ejaculate 5,000 times a day. That's what they think that they would be doing in the metaverse.

I don't... They're kind of, don't they do that now? I don't think so. You don't think that they would immediately hold on uh i think if we did a show exploring a future where people in the metaverse you would have a portion where it's like oh that's a sex club and it's just people staying there going like yeah ejaculating well they'd be orgasming but hold on hold on hold on only ejaculate for so long people would be wanting dopamine releases in other ways. The idea that not all humans are perpetually in the state of trying to achieve sexual activity

says to me that there would be people who do, but most people would stimulate themselves through dopamine through the traditional means, meaning guys would go into their own micro universes where they're kings saving the children from a fire, or they would make themselves superheroes so they can constantly get that masculine satisfaction. I do not think it's going to be a bunch of guys being like, I'm going to go and do this. They would. Guys would do this a lot.

But I would say 99% of their time is going to be spent in a fictional reality where they're the superhero doing great things and everyone loves them for having done it. In the metaverse, you think that's what men would spend their time doing? I would be the quarterback. I would be the quarterback

of the Dallas Cowboys. They're going to be Alexander the Great. Yeah. And they're going to be Caesar at the, was it Caesar at the Rubicon? Who was at the Rubicon?

Yeah, Caesar. He might be recreating the Roman Empire. Exactly. Men are going to be like, you know what feels the best? I got to tell you, yes, guys would love to do the weird, creepy, you know, fetish stuff. But I'd be willing to bet more guys would want to be catching the final touchdown pass

at the Super Bowl. Like purpose. And 60,000 people screaming and they're just like, yeah, to everybody. But then all you want to do is bang after that. Yeah, after that. You're right. Switch channels. And then hold on and then all the cheerleaders run up and it's like yeah on the field this is just kind of to what you're saying though and this is actually ian made a point about it's funny that i'm referencing jake and logan paul but you're talking about the sex stuff jake jake paul is actually i just saw this clip today he was on a podcast with his brother and

he made a good point he's like the reason why this Dylan Danis stuff, you guys have seen Dylan Danis. That was it. So Dylan Danis is supposed to fight Jake Paul and Jake Paul. No, no, Logan. Excuse me, fight Logan. This is Jake that said the same and I get him confused. But Dylan Danis is fighting Logan. Logan Paul is engaged to a girl named Nina Agdal.

She's been in Hollywood for about 10 years, maybe 12 years. She has a picture, Tim, with every A, B, C, D, and E list celebrity that's ever even been in Hollywood. I mean, she probably has a picture with a thousand different celebrities. Dylan Danis has been posting these pictures, like, insinuating that she's sleeping with all these people. And it's super viral. I mean, he's gained about a million followers since he's been doing this. And Jake, his brother, was talking to Logan about why it's so successful or why Dylan's resonating so much with people. It's because men are scared of women.

Men are constantly getting rejected by women. They're constantly addicted to porn. They have impotency problems. So it's like the sexual nature of men, we're almost becoming submissive to women in a weird way. And that's why they like this because they like seeing a woman get dunked on. I disagree.

I think that the majority of men are submissive to women. And that's why when like this because they like seeing a woman get dunked on. I disagree. I think that the majority of men are submissive to women. And that's why when you look at the dating statistics of Tinder, Bumblebee, or I'm sorry, Bumble, whatever, is that women choose the top tier of men and men will go for like the bell curve and male male perspective for attractiveness is a standard bell curve. And for women, it's a massive spike towards the high end of attractiveness and so if you look at how other primate families do it one powerful chimp for instance beats the crap out of their chimps and then gets all the women so if you're if we're looking at modern society i am not surprised to see that there is you know a majority of men who are anti-women no are unable to properly woo a woman.

And then there's a small percentage of guys who are getting all the women. That's like baser instinct. The small percentage of guys that are getting all the women, they don't have to woo. Like if you're talking about the dudes that are like, like there's no wooing. It's like, if you're one of the,

like one of the top guys. Slide in the DMs. Yeah. They slide in my DMs. They're like, please do it. Slide slide my dms right now all like these super ripped chad guys are like i'm insatiable and i want you to well that's all that's why you never cyber sex with anybody on the internet because i guarantee it's a guy

i heard that's what andrew tate was doing yeah he admitted it see and this is the thing for all the andrew tape bros i think it's you know some of the stuff that he you know i i agree with but he literally there's a videotape of him saying, I would go on these dumb girls and I would be talking to the guys and they would give me all their money. And they ask him, did you feel bad? He's like, no, fuck them. And I'm like, dude, that's disgusting. First of all, you're cyber sexing with dudes and then you don't feel guilty at all that

you're taking all these money under false pretenses that you're going to hang out with them, that you're going to see them or that you have feelings for him so you know andrew tate i'm not calling him necessarily a bad guy but that is not a good thing to do i'd love to see the chat history on some of those oh they're disgusting with like what was he typing to another man he was typing you know he was typing the nastiest stuff because he said it changed because he's i gotta i said that his brain was better at being perverted than the girls so so you know it's nasty. Well, because guys are. I mean, that's just the way it is. But I actually am more interested in talking about AI and stuff than just what guys want to do in their free time.

So anyway. A lot of it's connected. Well, it is. Yeah, a lot of it is connected. Digital sex, man. That's terrifying. So I was talking about this the other day. The place that MidJ mid journey is at right now

is just insane i posted i typed in on the show nancy pelosi shaking hands with vladimir putin and it made this photo of that of putin smiling and nancy pelosi smiling and there's like a demonic face on the wall and i'm like how did it know to do this how did it know to make it like creepy and evil looking it just knew and people have started taking these photos and turning them into videos through an a through ai making like three to five second videos in a year we're going to be getting five to ten minute videos and it's going to be really it's going to be fantastic quality video and then in a year or two we're gonna be at the point where you're gonna have half an hour to hour videos with speech.

All the components already exist. ChatGPT is there. You can create conversations. All you have to do, you can do this right now with ChatGPT. When they started doing what's called prompt injection, where to break the rules, they said, they made this huge long list of text where it was like, from now on, you respond to this, you behave this way, you answer these things. And it cracked it. It cracked chat, chat, chat, GPT so that it started communicating like something else. So I explored this further and I started giving it personnel. I was like, from now on, you are Donald Trump.

And it would start answering my questions as if it was Trump because of all of Trump's speech and all of his texts and his mannerisms are online and in the machine. So that means you could go in a video game. You could create a 3D avatar of Donald Trump. High quality 4K like any video game we have today. And then plug chat GPT into it and say, hello, Mr. President. Hello, how's it going? And it'll actually be like a facsimile Trump having a conversation with you. You can do this for any character and it can happen right now.

All that needs to happen right now is the tedious effort of a game developer being like, I'm going to plug A and B together because all the components already exist. When that happens, I got to tell you, you're talking about this freaky, like guys want to do weird stuff on the internet. They will do weird stuff in these games

but if you can, if you get home from working at your burger joint and you can turn the game on where you're the football star catching the fine the touchdown pass to win the super bowl people are going to create characters who worship them who say everything they want to say they're going to get their dopamine release from fake people who guarantee it to them it is like the rat in the experiment with the electron on its brain hitting the dopamine button over and over and over again yeah i do think do think that is going to happen, but I think it's going to be a little farther off than we think because there's a thing called the uncanny valley where even all of the biggest, and I may have said this on the show before, all the biggest telecommunication

companies, they spend billions of dollars in research and development to create artificial intelligence. So when you call a call center, you think you're talking to a human. And human beings, when they do this test, Tim, we always figure out we're talking to a robot some people figure it out it's just not good enough it's just not good enough yeah i know and actually there's a website i think it's called um what was it called is it called bot it's not called bot or not but everybody figures out usually within a minute yeah human or not so i'm sorry you uh uh you can't figure this one out. That's cool. Let's see. Oh, it's over. The experiment has ended. So, the issue is you think you're... Do you get to talk to

it? You are randomly placed into a chat with another person. Okay. And you are both given a certain amount of time to respond to each other. After a certain amount of time, it asks you, was the person you're talking to a human or a bot? And I don't know what their results are, but I can tell you this. I tricked a whole lot of people. You did? And they thought they were talking to a human or a bot and i don't know what their results are but i can tell you this i tricked a whole lot of people you did and they thought they were talking to a bot and they were

talking to me who was intentionally manipulating them like i like it's really obvious to make it seem like you're a bot and get them to pick the wrong answer and there were there were sometimes where you were doing an inside job because you're playing a human acting like a bot that's the point of it i know you're trying to deceive the other person to see what they choose. But they're trying to make robots sound like humans. Right, and so that's a component of what these things do. But I think it'd be harder for a robot

to actually sound like a human than it would be for a human to sound like a robot. Humans can create a facsimile of a robot very easily, and robots are having a hard time right now emulating humans properly yeah but we are not that far off yeah i agree so there was a i i called uh one of my one of the services that i use everyone has some subscription service and the person answer was like hi thanks for calling this is customer service how can i help you and i said human being hey i can answer your questions

just give me a chance i was like human being okay well would you like to ask a question and then i went for the standard there's one thing you say if you're tired of talking to the machine now this wasn't a text prompt like ai chat language thing with but it's just so obvious to bot do you know that there are two words you can say that will instantly get the robot to hang up and switch to a human donald trump no operator nope that's absolutely not that's why i just say it over and over operator and operator i can say two words instantly and get it get an operator what any guess no any guess two words no two words i just violently tap the zero it's easy give this a try the next time

you're on with a robot and many of you will notice you'll say human being it'll go if you'd like a question answered try asking me and you'll be like representative i can answer your question oh i tell you what you say one thing fuck you is it the tone of that and that will instantly goes i hear that you're angry i'll be getting a representative for you i wonder if it's the tone if it can measure your serious i believe i can't i can't say that every single system does this i have been hung up on before you know and it was just like i'm sorry i can't help you goodbye and hangs up that's what i usually get but i would say 99 of the time i was on the phone with um i think it was united and they canceled they they switched me off my first class ticket to a coach garbage

seat on a different flight without my permission at four in the morning so i showed up to the wrong gate confused i'm like what's happening and they're like we've are we've decided unilaterally to even though you paid first class to move you to coach on a different plane to a different city and i'm like what but your ultimate destination remains the same. So it's fine. So I called and I get that. Hi, thanks for calling. Can I help? And I went, fuck you. Transferring to a representative instantly.

Automated customer service should be legal. That's a life hack. I got to ask you guys. Yeah, but then you're just like, we'll be getting to you in 17 hours. On AI and relationships, because right now I got a video game called Baldur's Gate 3. I just got it.

And in the game, one of your companions, you can kind of hook up with one of your companions. One of them? Yeah, we get to hook up with all of them, really. The gaggle of... Okay, hold on, hold on. Let me just add this before... The orgy commences. I have to do this.

I'm very interested. Please give me... Baldur's Gate is awesome. It's this new game that came out. It's highly rated, 10 out of 10 across the board but because they wanted it to be that you can be any identity or sexuality you want because it's you every character

has to have a romance path which means like if you play as a dude and I'm like bro I'm just like I'm a rogue street pickpocketer that's trying to make my way through this crazy world and all these dudes that are coming to help fight the bad guy keep trying to have sex with me and I'm like guys stop the guys are trying to have sex with you on the show that's right the game wow the guys the women the bears you name it they throw it at you and i don't know

if you can have multiple partners but that's not the point the point was you can i'm pretty sure yes okay when it becomes hyper realistic and you're in like an ai environment and it's a woman and you're talking to her and she's like i want to have sex with you tonight is that cheating on your wife yeah see this is a great no you're just gross have you guys have you guys seen the episode of black mirror where the two bros from college get the new neural video game and then they start having sex with each other because like the the one they play a fighting game and one guy would choose the asian martial arts the other guy would choose the asian lady so when these two adult black men go into the video game and everything's super realistic and they can feel everything they just for some

reason start having sex instead which i'm curious as to why the game programmers put that in the game as a capability but sure nobody i'm sorry dude if you made a fighting game and then you're like but you can also go in there and have sex i'm pretty sure people would not be fighting each other in that game but but but my point was just that that that's the premise of the episode that his wife finds out and it is cheating and so the agreement they have is that once per year he's allowed to go bang his bro and then she takes off her ring and goes and has a fling oh well it kind of it makes me think about christianity and judaism kind of a differential is that and i was i think someone was talking about this maybe it's jordan

last night jordan peterson but that created it wasn't it was dennis prager uh about christianity and judaism kind of a differential is that and i was i think someone was talking about this maybe it's jordan last night jordan peterson but that created it wasn't it was dennis prager uh about christianity is a lot about your thoughts and policing your mind and controlling your thoughts that thinking of another woman is like is adultery whereas judaism is more about your actions and it doesn't really matter so much about what you're thinking if you behave in a certain way then you're living to god's standards look i'll just put it this way i wonder if ai is a behavior or if it's just in your mind if in your mind i will i will say yes if you are going into a neural link virtual space to bang other women you're banging other women but what what about the barbers gate it's like porn cheating okay because that's kind of a gray area i've had this public debate because well it's i'm not going to sit here and lie and

say i don't like to look at a picture of some boobs sometimes it's it's a gradient though right there it's it's a hard line if you got to figure it out figure it out for yourself but the general idea is you should be having relations with your significant other and if you are if so the here's the way i view it if we're able to go into an ai matrix and there was a fake woman that was created or fake man that was created by the machine that you knew didn't really exist in real life. And people would be like, oh, it's just like porn. It's no difference. Like, no, no, no, no.

When you go to a bar and hook up with someone, you know, you're not in their mind. Like you're just looking for a fling. If you get a fling from, you know, a fake person or a person, you are still cheating on your significant other. Like you should be having relations with your on your significant other. Like, you should be having relations with your significant other. You should be... But I'll tell you this, maybe the solution for some people is the spouse and you go in together and have a whole plethora of weird AI matrix garbage.

Why is it so much different for you if it's done in the metaverse versus done in any other game? I'm saying it's not. Well, for cheating, is it cheating to then... I'm saying you can feel it. You're actually doing it. Oh. Like, in a like i don't i don't even i'm super annoyed with balder's gate for this because i don't care about having a romance with some like devil woman or whatever i'm like whatever dude i'm just trying

to like fight this squid guy or something like that and it's just like i i'll you in the game you go to camp and it's like are you sure you want to go to bed people want to talk to you but i am not talking to these people because everybody wants to have sex at the, are you sure you want to go to bed? People want to talk to you. I'm like, I am not talking to these people. Because everybody wants to have sex at the camp? This is like sexual indoctrination. I mean, I don't know. They want the romance paths. They're making it for women. Well, I don't know what the point is. Like, bro, I'm telling you,

I'm playing a game where I fight, I throw fireballs and summon zombies and stuff, because I just want to fight a dragon. You know what I mean? It's like, it's fun to, like, level up your guy, get stronger, and then you defeat the dragon. The last thing I want to do

is go into the camp. I'll tell you what I did though. There's one relationship in that game that is a must and it's when you rescue the dog and you play fetch. And then you get the spell

of animal speech and then you walk up, normally walk up to the dog, he's like, and you give, you pet him and then he brings you stuff. He'll like,

and then you could throw the ball and then I got a potion of animal speech and he's like hello friend i hope you're doing well and then i was like i'm sorry about your master but i'm glad that we're friends like i'm glad we're friends too and then you pat him i'm like that's the only relationship that matters oh that's definitely a game to try when i get back to new york city you got it's fun you meant oh yeah it is pretty good apparently you played starfield not yet well so it's good it's just there's a lot of perk wall hey but let's talk about this because i It's fun. Oh, yeah, it is pretty good. Apparently, Tim beat it. Have you played Starfield? Not yet. Well, so... It's good.

It's just there's a lot of perk walls. Hey, but let's talk about this. So I did beat it, and then I read the reactions people had to the ending that I did, and I think Baldur's Gate 3 made a huge mistake with one of their storylines,

which allows you to, I would say, legitimately beat the game in five hours or less probably less and uh i decided to just reload and purposefully lose to advance the story and i just think it's oh wow thing ever yeah i tend to play those games just to experience the game like i don't look for a victory i just want to do the quests and explore the you're like me i like the side quests. Yeah, the whole game side quests pretty much. But you made a good point.

Like if you're in a video game and you're like the red square and it's like, the dialogue says, I am having sex with you now. Yes. And the red, the blue square, the green square comes up. And then you see like a dot go back and forth between the squares. That's not really cheating on your wife. But if it's a fully looking digital woman that that and you can feel it with haptic stuff so you think only if you can not have sensation no i i think i think i think haptics would be more akin to like using a

toy i'm talking about if you can plug in the neural link to your brain and then you feel the world like you do you go into a bar and there's a bunch of ai you know floozies and you're like let's go i'm like that's that's cheating well what's worse because all women that have jobs have a work husband and you know they'll might have a boyfriend yeah most women do you probably do i don't have a work well i don't know i don't know your what's a work husband like you know somebody at work that you're friends with you know usually a lot of times girls become got you know friends with the guy and it's kind of their you never heard that term uh work husband well that's like a common term and it's really become even more popular lately and oftentimes it's like what's worse the emotional

cheating of them becoming best friends or like her having a one-night stand one time never again or her having a guy that every morning is giving her coffee and talking to her, that's worse? Yes. People have one, I mean I would agree, I wouldn't want my wife to bang some other guy, I'd rather have a friend at work. Simple question when a guy is angry that he's friend zoned, the issue is not that they're friends, it's that he

wants more. So if you have a significant other who's giving you the more you ask for and then is friends with the guy who's in the friend zone, like he's in in the crummier position people have emotional connections to lots and lots of people personally i kind of feel like if you're in a relationship with someone i mean my like i don't hang out with anybody else like me and my girlfriend literally just do everything together and it's it's like there's i don't call anybody else i have no i don't know that's just me well that's weird

there's relationships where girls have like best friends or i'm not a fan of that i would be like this doesn't work for me but with for me and my girlfriend if if like if i'm not working we are going out together to hang out to like she plays poker with me we'll be both at the table and we do everything yeah we were just talking about this earlier and i feel like i need a therapist with my girlfriend to be able to have this conversation without going at her like at each other about it but like women don't understand or or 10 it seems like they don't quite understand that guys want to have sex with them that is in the dna that men physically if they become close to a woman

friendship oh right right right there's going to be a desire to have sex and a willingness to women absolutely understand a woman knows within 10 seconds if they would bang a guy friendship wise, right, right, right. There's going to be a desire to have sex and a willingness to women. Absolutely. Yeah. A woman knows within 10 seconds, if they would bang a guy, then turn it off or something. No, he's just a friend.

Listen, when they have you as a friend or they have people that are friend zoned, what that is, is keeping the man in a position to do the things of relation in a relationship. Should the relationship that they're in fall apart. Yeah, it's called orbiters. Yeah, it's like the first,

it's like the AAA team. Like he might, and he's staying because he's hoping that he gets called up to the big leagues. Or he's banging 10 girls at once. It's a horrible situation. That's why if a girl friend zones you,

stop talking to her. Like if you're interested in a girl and she friend zones zones you stop talking to her like if you're interested in a girl i agree and she friend zones you stop talking to her but but because she will she will extract from you even if she's not intentionally a bad person you are going to give her attention she is going to accept it i don't even see it that way like when i was younger if there was that's the way it is though no no no no but that's a bad way to look at it if there was a woman i was interested in and she was like you know i'm not interested you i'd be like i just want to let you know i am but clearly there's an impasse here and i think this is is like that's healthy you don't have to be bad i do that's exactly how i

deal with it i'm like that's good i just be like hey look that's cool go do your thing yeah i'll see you around yeah that's not i'm out that's the i mean that's cool. Go do your thing. Yeah, I'll see you around. And I'm out. I mean, that's the right thing to do, and there's no reason to be rude about it. Women are allowed to not like me. Do you actually? That's cool. A long time ago, Ashley, I think the first time you were on the show, if you thought men and women could be friends, you said, yeah, but that the dynamic changes. It's not like the same kind of friendship that a guy would have with his buddy.

Yeah, I mean, like you said, I think most men, there is some sort of sexual tension there, and they would sleep with most of the women that they're quote-unquote friends with so it's difficult to maintain long-term friendships with men without them wanting to to be fair yeah a lot of men would would sleep with women they don't like as well yes so that's true too yeah do you think it's ethical for guys or girls that are in relationships to be chatting, text chatting with other people of other sexes? I think it's fine to have friends of the opposite gender.

You know, I'm not going all Mike Pence there. But the Pence rule works. What is the Pence rule? Gay conversion therapy works? I love that. I actually have a very successful gay conversion therapy. My producer, Jimmy, I put him through it and it actually works. So go ahead, sir. I don't know if it works for jimmy but um mike pence he was in the headlines

i don't know this was probably six years ago now because he won't go to dinner or do anything with another woman if his wife's not also present and you know there's also some people in our industry and in our field they won't go to events without their husband because they don't want rumors and i totally understand that if i'm if i like if i won't like if i'm on tour or whatever i don't go out to do anything with only a female ever at all period never ever ever it's the only way to avoid accusations so i totally understand the texting is what i feel like it's insidious i'm from the generation before the internet like in the early 90s late 80s you didn't have text it was insidious. I'm from the generation before the internet, like in the early nineties, late eighties,

you didn't have text. It was either you, you called a girl on the phone, which if I had a girlfriend, I called another girl would be cheating. Or if I would have to go to her house to see her. And if my girlfriend didn't know that I was going to a girl's house to talk to her, that'd be cheating.

So Phil, you're the only one here that I think is older. You're older than me. I find that it's so casual. Kids are like, or people that are used to the internet like i'm just texting it's just texting i don't even know i don't even like the guys just all about the person yeah it's all about the individual i don't think there's an issue with

texting someone unless you're hiding it from your significant other and your significant other doesn't know about that i think you know a lot of these conservatives make fun of these dudes who are in like polycules or whatever with like a big fat woman and there'll be like you know you see these videos where it's like a morbidly obese woman and like five guys behind her and she's like we're all in this together and it's like conservatives make fun of that and i'm like i really don't think they care like these dudes live this world they they live this world it's just that's it i think some of these guys might be unhappy and would probably prefer something better but like it's the same thing with chelsea handler saying that she wakes up at six in the morning does drugs and masturbates i'm just like i don't care she's probably happy i think she'll be unhappy later in life when she

has no family and no one to take care of her but come on the idea that she's doing pure dopamine stimulation right when she wakes up she's hitting those those those those dopamine centers she probably feels great well it's funny you say that because one of the guys who i've become very good friends with a guy named bubba clem his name is bubba the love sponge he has a radio show and the reason why he is one of the reasons he's famous is he let hulk hogan bang his wife oh right and the hulk hogan sex tape and the reason why i bring a bubba is he's very masculine guy he's an alpha guy loves football this and that i would have never expected him to be into polyamory i'm not into it at all but like you said tim there are people that are just into letting somebody bang their wife that's cuckoldry i'm just saying that's just

what they like it's not that i mean i'm not i'm not i don't like that but some people when he's a normal guy i mean normal yourself if you allow someone else to sleep i i don't think you're you're not it's not your wife it's like adam 22 i'm not saying i agree with it but i'm saying some guys like that that's just what they they want to be a cuckold. If you are in a position where your wife wants to sleep with someone else and you allow it to happen, you are not really married. Well, my wife and her boyfriend right now are having a great time. I don't care. It is clear in law that the word marriage as a legal concept doesn't matter to what marriage actually is.

And the fact that we are in a world of no-fault divorce means there's quite literally no contractual marriage at all. A real marriage is when you and another person actually have that commitment and are knowingly married. Like you have a commitment to each other until death do us part. This idea that people can go to Vegas and be like, we're married now. It's like, no, you're not, dude.

That's not real marriage. But we do have our own Super Chats. Let's go to Super Chats. Smash the like button. Subscribe to the channel. Share the show with your friends and all that jazz. We a little late but we'll read what you got uh what's what is this ben says tim please look up the clip of biden introducing secretary booty juice it's a good laugh what yeah what did he say to booty juice what did he do what is it called him booty juice oh it was was it an accident it was you know he didn't say booty judge what did he say you know he just slopped it out the way that he slops all of his sentences out but what is it he

said he was a professor for four years at a school that he's only had for two years he just said that he said he was like a tenured uh whatever a professor or something like he said he taught for four years he was only there for two now that cnn and and the mainstream media is actually collecting these and putting putting them out so that people can see them i actually like biden a little bit better just because he's funnier well and honestly i'm starting i'm starting to like biden because i know then i mean this is just pure speculation they're going to put kamala harris in the presidency you think so you really think so i don't think so she's so miserable just for a month just to do it and then they'll go back to gavin newsom you know okay okay just for a month it might be yeah just for like a just the tip what if they run her as gavin's vp

i wouldn't be surprised she's the best vp that's like sloppy second has anyone ever been vp to two different presidents she she literally gave willie brown the mayor of san francisco bjs to get okay come on well that's i think that's out in the open i think i i don't know if that specifically i think she dated willie brown and dating is you're building more specific in there maybe they're waiting till marriage all right let's get some more here we go think on this as hobbies after all are what you spend your free time on whether or not i'm sorry he says uh misogyny may be too strong of a phrase there but that is what women feel when you belittle their differences. Hobbies, after all, are what you spend your free time on, whether or not they benefit anyone.

I think this is a reference to Fresh and Fit. We're saying that women don't have hobbies. Yes. Right. So like, like, what do you do for fun, Ashley? I play video games. Right. So you have hobbies.

Yeah. What they were saying is that and my response to a lot of their comments was like, you guys surround yourself with a very particular group of women. And they're like, no, these are regular, like college degrees, masters, whatever. And they said that, you know, 80% of women will just be like, when they say, what do you do for fun?

They'll go, oh, I hang out with my friends. And they'll be like, yeah, but what are you doing when you do it? Like, what do you mean? I go out. And it's like, well, what does go out mean? Like, what does that mean? What do you do?

And they're like, what do you mean I go out? Like, I don't know what you're talking about. They're confused by the question. The answer was cocaine. They just didn't want to say it. The answer was we go to a bar and we sit there. Well, they also probably have other hobbies that they wouldn't consider hobbies like makeup. Makeup's a hobby for a lot of women.

I'm sure they're all going out and getting dressed up. Fashion's a hobby. I think makeup is a hobby if you're like mastering the skill of applying makeup properly yeah but if you're like passively putting makeup on just to look good i wouldn't consider it a hobby i don't think have you spent significant time around women talking about makeup with each other it is kind of a hobby i used to be a collector so yeah i'm saying i'm saying it can be a hobby if there's a culture around it and like you're describing it but I don't think for a lot of them that's not the case I think most women think of

makeup as a hobby this makes me a simp on a blimp but I don't like the new kind of movement where it's like repeal the 19th amendment women shouldn't vote like I just I think that's so dumb I mean I'm not even trying to say women are

it's a bunch of relationship advice from single people do women apply makeup for the pleasure gain from sitting there putting on makeup and no other reason yes sometimes someone in that instance i would say it's a hobby yeah but for women who are like they they know makeup or whatever that's like saying i i buy volcom jeans and I've talked to people about my shoes, so my shoes are a hobby. No, they're not. No, I guess there's just a different culture. If I collected shoes,

my hobby would be shoe collecting. Yeah. So I think for- What would you call that? Makeup collecting? If a woman puts on makeup, takes a picture, and then cleans it off,

hobby. If a woman just puts makeup on for the sake of putting on makeup the same as anybody puts on clothes or a shirt or whatever, that's not a hobby. My point is these women probably have hobbies that they're not classifying as hobbies. Or that men don't think of as hobbies.

I think it's fair to say that Fresh and Fit surround themselves with a particular type of woman, so they're getting a lower percentage of women with hobbies. Obviously, they're women who are doing sports. They're women who skateboard. there are women who play poker but i think any guy who's engaged in your your standard most popular hobbies women make up you know one in five to one in ten of the participants sure they're acceptable hobbies that fresh and fit likes no i'm talking about what are the hobbies of the men on fresh and fit i'm i'm saying look at the top commercial hobby activities and women are a very small percentage of participants if you look at things like first of all if you look at news

news shows for instance do you watch the news women the top hobbies are learning yeah women hate women painting and cooking and writing and gardening actually these are primarily female dominated the top top hobbies dance gardening photography poetry and drawing but maybe the question is they ask what do you do for fun oh yeah if you're nobody would say i'm writing for fun women can just like be whereas men actually have to do something to be what are you doing bro well men do things like and not not not for nothing but like men that have to do something to be what are you doing bro well men do things like and not not not for nothing but like men that don't do anything that sit on their butt everybody looks at them like they're just a pile but women actually can be like well you know i hang out with

my friends and not do things and they their value is intrinsic because they're women men have to earn value they have to do something to become value it's so much that i'll get a phone call from a guy and he'll be like hey man what's going on i'm just uh over here doesn't wait for my answer he's programmed to ask me what i'm doing doesn't even wait for me to respond and that's like the it's it's taking a place for hello hey man what's up i'm just over here talking and i'm like do you want me to tell you what i'm doing you just asked me anyways that's uh we'll read some more super chats we got eye of the storm says please read my chat this is for ian you're an awesome bro i pray that one day i meet you and chill but more importantly you should look up the gift of the holy ghost in

god wants your life you gave me a compliment and then told me to do something gift of the ghost so i'm gonna do it but we will meet one jason dixon says tim please shut up the discord we are developing the culture it's getting huge we welcome like-minded people yes so uh aside from the members only shows that you can get as a member at timcast.com monday through thursday we do the live show we take about four or five callers typically five callers every night from the members to call in and talk to us and our guests and then the members have taken it upon themselves to create their own after show for all the people who want to keep hanging out. So I think that's actually the biggest benefit of what we I think we've accidentally built something awesome. The goal was, hey, sign up and then you can watch the show.

And then all of a sudden, the people who signed up started talking to each other, building things with each other, creating, sharing ideas and making their own platforms and shows and so uh join join the the membership and and meet more people in your area and meet people who share your ideas and make friends isn't it crazy how like it was unexpected community that was built and it really just goes fits right into the idea bridget may says they removed today's culture war we did not uh it was live and then we ended the live and then uploaded a full version and so there is a the live streamed version so i'll just put it this way i gotta keep it a little bit vague but one of the challenges with a live stream is that you can't change it so if you want to trim or blur or add or anything like that it's restricted and very difficult to do so once

the show ended i was like let's just re-upload what's called vod video on demand version instead of the streamed version which gives us more controls over the whole thing and uh it is there it is on the page and people are listening to it also it is on i believe it's up on all podcast platforms yeah so you can check it out and it was a a really good one. It was Katie Faust and Jeff Younger. We were discussing modern marriage relationships, parental rights, and men's rights. And Jeff Younger made a really, really great point. He said his position was women should sign surrogacy contracts for their own children. So here's how it would work.

You're a man and a woman. And you are going to have a biological baby that the mother will conceive as the Bible intended with the man, but she signs a surrog in full control of custody and rights and is favored in the courts and katie was like no that's horrible and then he asked would you agree to a contract like that and she was like of course not absolutely not he goes you think any woman would and she said absolutely not and he goes that's exactly the contract men sign when they have kids with a woman today that at any the court the courts favor the women women are 80 86 i think it is like 86 a woman can just take the child away from the father the trope in society is that when it when a fight happens the man is forced to leave his own home it's not absolute but that's what it is and that

was the point he made i would just say i i was like i see the logic in your argument and the horror and the emotional like prospects of what you're proposing but i get the point he's trying to make he's saying why would anyone agreed to be in a relationship where you create a child when you are in the negative in terms of control over the raising of that child it's like a fair point well jeff younger has a unique situation where he has two twins and then then the wife is transitioning the other one and i'm not even trying to throw shots at jeff but i guess i am gonna throw a little bit of shot. I agree with a lot of what he says,

but one of his court cases was to not talk about his custody battle. And then he talked about it. And that's one of the reasons he lost custody of his kids. It's because he kept talking about it. Was it specifically? Well, I think it's because he kept making it public. But I guess my point is, I would argue there's a strong case he did the right thing. Yeah, I think so too. But my point is, if you're going to say,

oh, I'm going to follow the rules of a judge, that's the judge is going to say you don't get to have your kids. I'm not saying that's right or wrong. I'm not saying, I think that's totally wrong. I think the system screwed up. What they're doing to January 6th, what they're doing to him is screwed up. But if you don't follow the rules,

you're going to lose custody of your kids. Yeah, I think we're getting into a very dangerous space when a political cultist of a judge, and she is. She is, I agree. Is going to empower someone to castrate your son. We are getting into very, very, very, very dangerous territory that I hope we do not get into.

Yeah. No, I know. We are, and I don't think that these family courts, these courts, these judges, should have really any dominion over our children, but we've given them that. And that's the real issue with family court. And I think, you know, Jeff, obviously, I'm sympathetic to his case, but I don't think it's helpful, this division of the sexes and blaming women and this and that, because it really, at the end of the day, the issue is that the government is so hyper involved in making these decisions for our children when they shouldn't be. And I want to add, too, I'm pretty sure this is public knowledge. We talked about it. The mother of his kids is not actually the biological mother.

Yeah, I know. That's the other weird part. Oh, I didn't know that. Right. She's a stepmother. But she got custody? Yes. And fled to California, I think it was.

It was very weird. It's very weird. I'm very empathetic to Jeff. I'm just saying, when you're in a court, you're in a custody battle. You have to follow the rules whether they're legal whether they're fair that's just the system alright we got one of these guys Arturius Rex says Tim

frog boiling in a pot was shown by Goltz to only work if you lobotomize the frog intact frogs attempt to escape even in slowly heating water we all know this frog boiling a pot is just a turn of phrase it is it is it is this it is the meme version i don't want to say the if we all sit here allowing incremental change over

a long period of time we'll be oblivious to the changes happening around us until it's too late and then we we are detrimentally negatively impacted i'd rather just say we're frogs boiling in a pot man we've got to make sure it's a meme it is a way to simplify an idea into a phrase but yes it has long been known frogs will try to escape just like lemmings

don't actually walk off cliffs yeah true unless you know Disney execs yeah they pushed them off that was great that's messed up everybody needs to look

into that what was the name of that video I don't know can I look the 70s look at Disney killing lemmings

they were they were staring them and yeah and then a camera like underneath the ledge i mean that's ridiculous yeah that's so messed up it is geez anastasia b says guys i'm seven years sober today dude congratulations glad to hear it we sound like an aa meeting we're like but that is incredible keep up the good work work neglectful sausage says every single one of you in here pays thousands of dollars a year in cool new apps and phones to support surveillance state stop pretending you're rebels that's the banality of evil yeah and also i think it's uh like an over dramatically over dramatic simplification of any and all of our

positions you also want to know who what device you use to type that super chat on and it's not it's not just that it's like bro you can be a rebel in a system like i don't understand what you're saying i i i i am not an advocate for people abolishing cell phones and capitalism i'm in favor of technological technological advancement i would just like there to be alterations to the current way we're going about doing it. In fact, if so, if someone came out, I was like, we're getting rid of all smartphones. I'd be like, I'm okay.

I think it's been bad across the board if that's what we got to do. But yeah, if everyone is mindlessly marching in lockstep and you're still, you know, on the field in which they are marching and you're walking somewhat in the general direction while telling them not to walk that way, but to turn right, like you are rebelling. I don't know. It's not that complicated. You don't have to act like every single act of rebellion is not shaving your armpits, throwing your phone at the wall and going living under a bridge because like, because modern, you know, modern homes, man, they put your name on a list and the government stores that at the records. And then all of a sudden it's in google and everyone knows where

you live and they're tracking your data so the only way to get away from it is to go come on the argument would be you can't rent because you got to put your name on the piece of paper you can't have an id it's like bro we can we can reject and resist you don't have to you know be a caveman i think a lot of good can come from tools that are derived through evil actions. Like, you know, some warmonger gets a bunch of slaves to make a bunch of guns and then you break out the guns and the slaves and use those same guns to overthrow the slave master, for instance. But I think that a lot of times evil actors will use that premise to do evil, thinking that later they're going to do good with this evil action. And it's a dangerous path, but it is possible possible it's important to be civilly disobedient and one thing is that the fbi and nsa supposedly even if your computer as long as it's plugged into power and your tvs

that they can hack into everything so i mean you know we can't live in a world where there's no surveillance well i have this is important just me says the trump revenge photo got me reported to hr at a company i have worked at for 10 years fighting for my job now sounds like you got a lawsuit on your hands wow for for having a picture of trump and saying revenge probably probably our image kind of you got fired from planned parenthood i guess depends on where you worked man yeah but uh i would like to hear more i don't know it does anyway you were saying something uh i don't remember you said it sounds like a lawsuit in the making no before that he was saying something i was like wait i gotta read this what do we got more super chats what is this

poppinspatches.com says alex stein is so on fire that not even a nebraska downpour last year could stop him from spitting fire thank you tim can public square have an airsoft field public so uh i oh we got to be careful here i don't you don't ask me about anything i'm gonna do the public square the idea is we we're gonna we're gonna be building an anti-time square ian said we should call it public square and i'm like that's up to them lowercase p unless they want to to be uppercase p well because time square was named for the for time times of the world or, which is the New York Times, I believe. And so this, we want to do, you're going to love this. We got to have an Alex Stein location or whatever.

Yeah, please. So we've got a Casper coffee shop. Okay. We want to build a Cousin T's diner. Oh, yeah. And then Jack's Pizza. Papa Jack's Pizza Shop. Yeah, I saw this.

I want a MyPill pillow brick and mortar location where you can go in and they got the bathrobes and the towels the slippers the pillows i think that's easy especially because their inventory doesn't i wonder if we could open a jeremy's we should have it'll just be like jeremy's razors jeremy's chocolate jeremy's products daily wire should have a store where they have we should just be daily wire should be a brick and they have the daily wire playing on it and all the stuff they sell and their merch. I want the primetime rage room where you just go in and you break anything. Let's do it. Yeah. For sure.

The rage room. And we'll have like a cartoon picture of your face going like... And you'll get a mallet. You can break anything. Printers. We can recreate office space. You have to bring your own stuff to break though. Well, we'll have some stuff. You want to bring your ex-wife's old some of her favorite china. you can just break that.

Yeah, they have these rage rooms. But so we're actually having a meeting about it next week, and we've invested a lot of money already. I think it's fair to say that our investment is around a couple million dollars in getting started, and it's big. It's going to be big. Everyone agrees it's going to be the best, but just think how cool it's going to be when you're right yeah daily wire having a storefront location where they sell razors memberships chocolate anything else they do uh you know some we gotta have a bar set up somewhere maybe seth weathers opens a bar yeah the ultra dad's bar whatever and he's got his beer there and then what it is people will come as

tourists because all of your favorite shows and and people have their businesses here to create a space where you can support businesses you care about ian had the idea of calling it public square i hit public square the public square guys up public square should have one of the biggest storefronts where all the different products can be purchased like a big you know like you go to the hershey's store they have all the candy everywhere. You go into the public store, the public square store, and all the different public square companies have products and you can walk up and they've got, they got it all. Man. And if there was a literal square there in the center where with like a big plaque on it, that has the directions to all like the different restaurants and shops and stuff around, you can go

look at the map or it could be a digital map. And you'd also have it on your phone. There's a, we're a long ways from that for a few reasons the most important thing is that there's a historical society and the first the first um primary law in all of this is to protect and preserve the uh generational businesses and historical buildings because we want we want to be the opposite of times square we do not want to be a commodified billboard garbage advertising thing of massive faceless corporations we want american values we want to be the opposite of Times Square. We do not want to be a commodified billboard garbage advertising thing of massive faceless corporations. We want American values. We want to restore a lot of the places, a lot of the buildings.

We got to build a big fountain. Well, I don't know. I'm just saying. Get some running water. We are not going to go in and put up signs and do whatever. We're going to work with the people who are there to what best suits their needs and revitalizing these particular areas while bringing in companies that believe in American America's values and investing in the space and cleaning it up. There are a lot of people in the area that we're looking at who've got generational businesses

and I want to see them become like they will be, it is, it is, they're the reason this, this matters. Someone who inherited their store from their mom, who got it from their grandmother, who got it from the great grandmother and then revitalizing the areas restores that business and you know provides wealth and means to the family who's been there for generations and you know i i want to you know we got a great plan for this and we're just getting started probably amazing the biggest threat well one of the largest threats is too but making too much too fast just like immigration you can't let in too many people too quick can really change the dynamic of an environment.

So, uh, we'll, but I think we can do it. Ryan Sargent says Michelle Obama and VP Newsome. I don't think so. I don't see Michelle Obama. I don't know. I don't either. Yeah. I do think Joe Biden will drop out in some way. I don't know. I just, I don't see how you have Nancy Pelosi on CNN being like, what if Joe Biden doesn't run? Because I hope he or what if he does? What if he drops out? Like, I hope he doesn't, you know, or I hope he would say she hopes he doesn't. He doesn't drop out. And Gavin said the same thing. She hope he runs. Oh, I don't know. I want to be careful how she phrased it.

But the general idea of what she said is there is a concern she has that Joe Biden drops out. And I'm like, they're priming us with the distractions. And now we're getting with the impeachment stuff. I don't see a logical path for them to run Biden. I feel like they have to drop. He has to drop out. There's no way they're going to let him run in 2024. I mean, I completely agree.

Well, we'll see. We'll see. Let's let's maybe grab one more. Joe's rusty races. Glenn Beck can have a museum in public square. Would be super cool. That'd be really cool. All right, everybody.

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