Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #881 Police Prepare For Global Day of Jihad Tomorrow Friday The 13th w/Blaire White

Episode Date: October 13, 2023

Tim, Ian, Brett, & Serge join Blaire White to discuss police stations around the United States preparing for the global day of Jihad, the University of Washington seeing its students cheer on and support the Hamas terrorists, and Trump being roasted for saying Hezbollah is smart. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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They're just, they're calling for protests. That's it. Okay, we'll see. Stay safe, everybody. At the same time, the protests we are seeing from far leftists at various universities, they're chanting, there is only one solution. I kid you not. That's what they're chanting.

The full chant is there is only one solution into FADA revolution. But for what reason would they chant one solution? Because you know, people understand what that means and refers to. So we're going to talk about that and a bunch more. Before we do, my friends, head over to castbrew.com and buy yourself some Cast Brew coffee. If you want to support the show, you can go to Cast Brew, buy coffee,

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And as a member, you get access to our Discord server and can even submit questions to us. So smash the like button. Subscribe to this channel. Share the show with your friends. Joining us tonight to talk about this and a whole lot more is Blair White. You had me on a very non-controversial week, right? The most controversial. Right, right. Got a lot to talk about this and a whole lot more is blair white you had me on a very non-controversial week right the most controversial right right got a lot to talk about who are you what do you do oh yeah blair white been here a few times but always excited to be back youtuber uh i guess

influencer tm i do a lot on the internet so well right on thanks for hanging out yep we got brett dasovic what is going on guys yes my name is bre is Brett Dasavik. I am the host, one of the hosts of pop culture crisis Monday through Friday, 3 PM Eastern standard time right here on YouTube. Happy to be here. And I'm Ian Crossland. Hello everyone. Last night after the show, a little late at night, 12 o'clock or so, I decided to go live on Twitter on X and did a space and about God. And I realized at some point, like it's less about me telling people. I just want to hear what you think it is. So I'm going to do that again tonight.

It's going to be later. Just keep an eye on my Twitter. And I want to hear from you and see how you define this whole situation. It was really, really amazing. So thanks to everyone that came out. You mean X? It was all happening on X, Tim.

You had an X space. I was on X last night. I did space on X. When people are in Elon Musk's rocket, SpaceX, they'll be having an X space? X space and SpaceX rocket for sure. We call it Twix. Yeah. It uses both of them.

You know people around him still say Twitter and he gets mad. You just know that happens. But like if we're going to use like a thumbnail that involves people talking about stuff that happens there. Twix is more confusing. We use Twitter still. Right. Like it's the only time

we still use Twitter. Right. Where we got search hanging out. Yeah. I only like Twix because it's left-right Twix. You know, left Twix, right Twix. Perfect. Anyways, you guys can find me on Twix at search.com. Let's get started. Alright, everybody. Here's the big story. We have this from Los Angeles Magazine. LAPD to increase patrols

after Hamas urges global day of jihad on Friday the 13th. Jeez, talk about just like, wow, Friday the 13th. Come on. What a perfect alignment. And I'm flying tomorrow. We have this flight. You guys booked.

That's right. We have this from the Philly Police Department. Public safety alert. PPD response to conflict in Israel and Gaza. In response to the ongoing conflict, the Philadelphia Police Department is taking proactive measures to ensure the safety and security of our communities. We have increased patrol and religious patrols around religious institutions, and all available officers have been placed in uniform and deployed strategically around the city to offer reassurance. Visibility is a key element of our approach, blah, blah, blah. You

get the point. And then, of course, we have the softening of the issue this one i'm sorry this one really pissed me off this pissed me off a lot new york post writes nypd orders all cops to report in uniform after ex-hamas chief calls for global protests is that what they call it for jihad isn't that right he said jihad yeah jihad is uh there's there's a violent force involved in jihad to be honest i don't know it refers to struggle jihad means struggle okay so telling maybe he's not calling for violence following yes he is following the the terror attacks that we just saw in israel him coming out and saying because israel is bombing gaza there should be global jihad yo he's not saying to wave little flags and they were already the other day softening the language

from terrorist on right right so that's what was that what was that msnbc right well msnbc right but it's not just msnbc there was a leaked email it was the telegram or some telegraph or something like that i don't know i don't want to besmirch a newspaper but uh so i'm not sure but there were like leaked messages some newspaper was like don't call them terrorists call them gunmen oh my god i mean that's the same here right it's like we've seen incidents of our quote-unquote protests that are actually just domestic terrorism and one of the ways they actually get it through is by softening that definition and they stick to it so So it's terrifying, you know,

makes me think of when we had, uh, with when Obama was in office, when there was military age men, remember that instead, like when they were using the term military age men, which just means like adults, they've been saying that a lot about the people that are immigrating,

illegal immigrants. They were saying it around like people, people dying overseas. And they're saying it around like people people dying overseas and they're saying the men that died were military age men that doesn't mean that they were actually you know yeah 42 year old farmer exactly 33 year old teacher or something right and we've had mostly peaceful protests now since 2020 exactly did you see the protests in france and we might even get to this i don't know if you have the story queued up but they were pro-palestine uh you know protests riots i don't know it was protests then the government said no it's illegal you can't do that so now they're protesting that the government made the protests

illegal and then stuff's getting burned you know it's it's it's funny because this country used to be completely unified in their support for israel democrats and republicans and now the democrats are in a serious hard place because yeah the, the young progressive Democrats hate Israel and are pro-Palestine. Is the Internet, the liberal economic order to not see the Internet coming? Or maybe they had an idea, but they did not. I don't think they understood the amount of understanding that would come from these like these clandestine things that they've been doing. Like the Balfour Declaration was not public knowledge like five days ago. Now people know that the British set up-

Five days ago? Like all of a sudden now people start, it's like trending on Twitter, Balfour Declaration. I see people talking about Balfour Declaration. It's like the British and French setting up the colony, the British mandate for Palestine after World War I. They seized it from the Arabs. They tricked the Arabs and then they took,

they betrayed the Arabs and took it. Well, let's not also forget, just to add to my fear of tomorrow, not that I want to manifest anything to happen, obviously, I've been hearing about a red heifer. Yeah. They're fulfilling a prophecy tomorrow as well. Not tomorrow.

Or it's been fulfilled and tomorrow's like the day. Well, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's that on September 8th, there was reports that the red heifer was born or something. And so people are trying to bring about the messianic era or whatever but that that's in line with um there's also been a conspiracy i think alex jones has talked about this that they're i think this was alex jones there are people who are trying to make prophecy happen uh like revelation so instead of looking at like these things will happen they're looking at like we must make these things happen which is playing god even if you believe in the prophecy isn't that so there the

people have been talking about this there's concern that uh in september there was a story about the red heifer or whatever and i looked it up and i was it's for it's from ford.com i mean this is uh i think dot com it's like a jewish publication talking about what it could mean and if it is a pure red heifer it means they can like purify the ground or whatever. So the fears is that tomorrow something bad happens and then Israel people will tear down the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem or something like that. I don't know. I don't know enough about it. All I know is there's like a whole lot of weird, like crazy religious stuff going on.

And tomorrow, which is Friday the 13th and there's an eclipse on saturday too right yeah the the ring of fire eclipse is saturday is that true it passes through north america yep and of course it's the ring of fire like non-normal eclipse ring of fire okay great yeah i think the red heifer is something that someone figured out in like 1989 from when i read about this so everyone can kind of we've been talking about a lot we haven't actually figured the whole story out red heifer has to do with something that someone read into the Bible. They saw this stuff that mentioned Red Heifer. This is like Moses era. This is a while ago.

This is within Judaism. I don't know how much that has to do with the apocalypse now. I don't know what else it means, but a lot of reading. So tomorrow is the global day of Jihad on Friday the 13th. And Saturday is the ring of fire eclipse. I should not have smiled in that thumbnail. I would have been crazy. I'm going to spend the day

in the emergency bunker playing Baldur's Gate 3 and just lock the door and turn the lights off. That's smart. Wait it out. I thought it was weird that September 11th

happened on 9-1-1. Yeah, I've always thought about that, actually. But why, though? I don't know. It's because it's the emergency number. What if it happened on 3-14? People would be like, whoa, pie. But it though? I don't know. It was cause it's like the emergency number. What if it happened on like 314? People would be like, whoa, pie. But it was like 911 emergency.

Right. People always, people always like, yeah. The numerology stuff. People look for numbers. It's like, dude, you're, you're going to see a whole lot of things that have the number 17 or whatever. It's like numerical pareidolia. You just read into it what you want.

It was very convenient that I kept getting flashed 911 in front of my face over and over and over again on the news. I don't know if that was a coincidence or not. There's something to that, actually, I guess. I mean, that's some kind of that programming, like be afraid, be afraid, emergency, as if it wasn't clear enough, but I get that. But to bring it back to what Tim was saying really quick about how, you know, people are younger college students now are sort of super pro Palestine. And then people are kind of realizing how demented that is. It's like it brings it to Black Lives Matter yesterday or the day before with the parachute imagery that they did. You know, that's so sick because there's not even any gray area with that. It's not as if you

want to make some sort of nuanced argument that it's even really about palestine now it's just directly about hamas and directly about the murder that occurred the murders and the and they doubled down yeah yeah they came out they're like we weren't proud of that but we stand by the people who will do anything necessary it's like right but you know terrorists link up with terrorists they stick together birds of a terrorist feather because that's, if you're clued into the actions of Black Lives Matter for the past few years, especially, if you're not just now associating the word terrorist or domestic terrorism with Black Lives Matter, you've known that all along. But now it's interesting to see people, it takes something

happening a sea away from them that sort of questions those actions. Yeah, where it's like, okay, well, you also could have, not to compare obviously Hamas and even the most egregious Black Lives Matter actions, two different worlds. But, you know, you also could have noticed that when Chicago was burning, San Francisco was burning. Right. Pick a city, you know, so it just takes, it's interesting. It takes something somewhere else for people to be like, oh, maybe those are the bad guys.

Think about all the Fortune 500 companies that really, really latched onto that now too. Do they walk that back? Like the NFL, does the NFL still put Black Lives Matter at the end zone? I don't know, but they would have something to answer for if that is in fact true. Now every conservative can just,

as soon as they see that message from any corporation, call them and be like, why are you supporting Hamas? Just pull up that parachute image. Yeah, I was on a podcast recently and it was a liberal podcast. And they asked me about, they're trying to address all my controversy. One of them was that I'm anti-Black Lives Matter.

And they act like it was gonna be a big gotcha. And I'm like, is it really that weird? Because it's very similar to PETA. It's like to have that platitude name, Black Lives Matter, who would disagree with that? People for the ethical treatment of animals who wouldn't want to treat animals ethically. You have to look at the actions. It's not just a name.

You have to look deeper. Well, when you're in a cult, you don't. Right, right. And when you're, you know, easily influenced and bullied into believing things and just have a default response. But again, the fact that it takes something happening a sea away, it's like they had our country on fire, too.

You know, it's interesting that NYPD is ordering. I love how they phrase this, though. Look at the story. They order all cops to report in uniform after a call for protests. You are you kidding me with this? I would have. They're not they're not mobilizing every cop over protests. This is despicable.

I hope they have cops in plain clothes with sniper rifles in windows and stuff. They don't put them all in the street and just have them in plain sight. They become targets. You got to have them hidden and ready. Yeah. NYPD is crazy. I think they have expeditionary forces. I think NYPD has intelligence that leaves the city.

Isn't it the only police department in America that has their own anti-terrorism unit? I don't know. Maybe. They have their own counter-terrorism unit i think the thing oh yeah that makes it like particularly in like disturbing in a familiar way is it's that buildup of energy where i remember like right before kovid really hit the fan and the world changed there was kind of a buildup of energy right before where it's like, okay, you're hearing things about something in China, but it couldn't happen, and then it did,

and the world shut down. Yeah, it feels kind of like that, and again, not to manifest anything, or will it in existence. Well, knock on wood. Let's jump to the story. We got this from the Post Millennial. Faculty, students, and alum

at University of Washington rally in support of Hammas terror group yo check this video out greg price has it i'm gonna play this for you ready here we go Palestine is our demand. No peace on stolen land. No peace on stolen land. There is only one solution. There is only one solution. It's the Fado revolution. It's the Fado revolution. So let me just break it down for you.

They're saying there is no peace on stolen land, and there is only one solution in the Fado revolution. So I want to make sure the full context is there, but everybody understands the reference to there is only one solution, rightder revolution so i want to make sure the full context is there but you know everybody understands the reference to there is only one solution right they're chanting that on purpose that was they don't yeah they don't need to say that to you know so when these leftists come out and they're saying things like they go it's an open-air prison and these people just want to peacefully return to their homes i'm like no they don't they're screaming from the river to the sea yeah they want to destroy israel i was defined peace because i don't think that word really means what you think it means when you say that yeah if you obliterate the surface of earth it will be peaceful after that but that's not the kind of peace i'm looking

for interesting ideas there is a you know maybe that's how we bring about world peace through a great reset through fire and yeah fire and brandon cataclysm where was that that was uh i think university of washington there's just something so interesting about it happening to sheltered americans protesting something protesting something that's happening as far as they're concerned a world away and i really do think that the internet uh i don't think human beings were really ever designed or created to really handle what the internet can provide for them in this respect meaning that you lose an insane amount of perspective to what's going on when you take that vociferously to something that you can't even experience firsthand or even would ever want to experience firsthand as as it was the video is playing surge i saw you shaking your head you look pissed was it like were you just picturing what these people would be experiencing if if hamas

was to take over as their government like what was going through your head when you when you heard them screaming that it's just sickening to see people that are living this first world lifestyle going to university getting everything paid for in a lot of cases and chanting for the death of the people across an ocean when they have nothing to do with the conflict they don't understand the roots of the conflict they don't understand anything else just know this current thing and the current thing i have to spit on this side and you know what i'm free today i'm gonna go rally for whatever because i want to make sure that i get cool social points it's sickening you have this other video let me play this one for you how is it allowed she asks the tweet says jewish students at uw campus witnessing the pro-palestinian

rally breakdown they want us dead how are you allowing this i will only say young woman wipe your tears they're allowed to speak and i'm glad they're speaking and you should be happy they're saying these things because now you know who the who they are and who to avoid yeah imagine if there are people who are trying to kill you in secret i'll put it this way if like there's someone's gunning for you they want to take your life and they're lurking in the shadows and you never even knew it was coming yeah i that's that's horrible but what if you got advanced warning you go to the cops right you can say like restrict like you know hey like someone's coming after me that's the point of free speech so we get to watch a video where they chant that i think it's fair to say i'm not taking their word for it when they're saying things like no

peace on stolen land there was a yale professor who said, settlers are not civilians, and they're chanting there is only one solution. Like, bro, the left lies. It's what they do. They say, we're just defending ourselves as they throw bricks and firebombs at people. And how many times can you fall for it, first of all, but also kind of what you were saying about the whole idea of protesting, even if it's peacefully about something a sea away is particularly i think it's harmful on a level that they don't understand obviously because they're removed from it but also you're influencing what that country kind of does in a way the same way we were talking about covid with all the and in the middle of that all the george floyd stuff it's like why is london protesting someone that was killed on arlington why why is the uk and paris like why and it's it's you don't understand what's going on and

that's one of the things that's uncomfortable on days like this where obviously you know our job to talk about politics but it's hard to really say what we want to happen or what should happen and then it's also even harder because they're so comfortable saying what they want to happen. You kind of feel like you have to, but we don't understand it here fully like that. Well, the funny thing is when George Floyd happens, you get all the conservatives being like, okay,

this was bad. We agree. And the left being like, see, we told you. Then the video comes out where it shows you a bit more nuanced take on what happened with the George Floyd incident. And you still have conservatives being like, we've had conservatives come on the show and be like, yeah, okay, we saw the footage, but we still think it was bad what happened. And now you look at this. Now you look at what happened in Israel, and you have the reasonable approach of, we don't like it when civilians are killed.

Yes, Gaza is a horrible situation. We're trying to resolve this. What can we do and then you're the left cheering for the violence cheering for the killing of civilians calling for more chanting in the streets there's only one solution like dude just stop believing them they're lying to you they go straight to it yeah and they're gonna come out now and be like no that's not what we mean that's like i don't even i don't want to hear it dude like there was a really funny video and you know tweeted where a guy claims that when you go to a pro, what did he say? When you go to a leftist rally or whatever, there's Palestinian flags. When you go to a white supremacist rally, it's Israeli flags.

And then he claims that they only chant free, free Palestine. Meanwhile, people on the right chant death to Arabs, which literally is not a chant and does not occur or appear in any of the rallies held by people on the right which is saying my brain i'm like when was that oh yeah i saw that video right yeah they just lie they're making things up and they want to kill people and one of the twisted things about leftist rallies and protests and all the things that are actually not protest because they're violent having lived in la during all of covid is that you realize they're actually kind of parties. Like they'll be doing this crazy rhetoric and this group think,

but the 90% of people who show up are because their friends are there and they're showing up. Whereas even the most intense right-wing rallies, which again, I'm rocking my brain to think of really like the worst ones, people are there at least intentionally. And at least they've had like a minute of thought about what they're saying and how the impact it

may have whereas these people show up and they're like oh rebecca's over here and she's talking about no peace until it's like that doesn't mean you have to look at this look at this story this is uh from the post-millennial that they go on when reached for comment about the rally for terrorists uw spokesperson victor balta told told the Postmillennial on behalf of UW President Anna Koss, as a public institution that abides by the First Amendment, the UW neither monitors nor takes any action against individuals

or student organizations for engaging in protected speech. However, Koss has a track record of attempting to prevent speech. In 2019, the UW College Republicans held a bake sale to demonstrate racism from affirmative action by charging different prices based on ethnicity and gender. In 2019, the UW College Republicans held a bake sale to demonstrate racism from affirmative action by charging different prices based on ethnicity

and gender. In response, Koss released a statement condemning the event and despite claiming the university needed reason to debate on affirmative action, added the so-called

affirmative action bake sale that the UW College Republicans are hosting today has no place in such a debate. She also said the event humiliates and dehumanizes others. It's really interesting. These people, look, this Yale professor said settlers are not civilians.

Basically saying that the killing of civilians in Israel was justified. And has now, like, walked them, she's, like, walked the statements back a little bit, but she doesn't mean it! I'm glad these people were able to speak up, and now we can say, you know, maybe you shouldn't work here, you're evil. And they would say the same thing about being an American here. In many cases, they would have no

problem making that connection and they would have no problem with the students taking those viewpoints, even if it's to their own detriment living here. That's one of the benefits. I mean, that word is crazy to use in this context, but I'm sure people know what I mean. One of the only positive things is sort of seeing who's who and getting a lot of clarity about your own positions. We were talking about that earlier. It's like my anti-war position has never felt, I've never felt more confident with it. But I also am more confident in who's who and who, you know, is beating those war drums. like insane to me to watch what's been happening and realize that my positions have not changed through ukraine through everything in 2020 that my beliefs you know especially anti-war beliefs

do not need to be swayed by either side that it's a bad idea no matter where it's coming well you saw lindsey graham right yeah his his latest thing was where he said that he wants to bomb iran with even with no evidence that was crazy and that was insane that guy should resign that dude's evil and there's and you look at the responses of the people talking about this and there are people justifying it and it's just like when i when we started seeing all this stuff it really did become clear to me how the patriot act got passed so quickly with so much little pushback and that's before the internet age that's before the free exchange of information that we have now where there at least is now a reasonable pushback from all parties where the

ones who are not seeing red right now can have a reasonable discussion back then that wasn't really an option you had you had a couple of mainstream networks pushing the war you know the war machine on you and it worked it worked on for like a year and a half too and everyone sorry i didn't know anybody that wasn't bloodlust from 2001 2002 well that would but there's a weird sometimes i catch myself almost like longing for sort of that era in the sense of not the war part but the unification we all felt but then you remember it was unification under so many false pretenses based on the lie right and i don't even know how much of that is safe to even talk about here, how many false pretenses,

so we won't go into it, but you know, it is what it is. And every war really starts with manipulation to some extent, which is why also free exchange information era, but also manipulation era, because we have AI,

which we're still in the infancy stages of, and we're still having people like not able to decipher what's fake and what's real now. Just too much information. Like, like you were saying earlier, they say what they say,

they lie. You don't like most people, you do this for work every day. We do this for work every day. You have the time to look into all of these cases, fact check, double check everything you're seeing. The average person who's just going to the internet to get information on

what's going on. Isn't doing that. The, the, the worst is that they're taking advantage The average person who's just going to the internet to get information on what's going on isn't doing that. The worst is that they're taking advantage of the people who are operating in good faith who are just looking to get information

on what they're supposed to understand. People don't understand what the world really is without our system of laws and rules and order. You're in the middle of the woods and you've got your family

and you built a house and you're like, man, I've built up this nice little place to live and grow food. And then three guys who don't feel like doing any of that show up, mercilessly beat you and your family and take all your stuff and leave you for dead. And it's funny because this is my argument against vegans. Vegans, listen up. You see, here's my issue. The little spinach plant hurts nobody. Grows its own food, sources everything from the environment around it,

peacefully minding its own business. And then along comes this groundhog. Groundhog comes over and just mercilessly destroys that plant, consuming everything about it. And I'm supposed to sympathize with the animal? The animal is the barbarian who came in and killed the peaceful farmer so it's like if there's a guy farming minding his own business and then a bandit came and killed the farmer took all the stuff who would you side with depends if the if the farmer's father had stolen the land from the

bandit's father now we're talking now we have a great debate so but this is actually an interesting uh point if you have an innocent farmer who grew his own land, he has land, there's nobody there, it was just wild, and it's like, let's say it's 3,000 years ago and he's minding his own business, then marauders come, kill him, take all his stuff and leave. We obviously side with the farmer and say

that it's awful they did this. But you take a look at how the left operates, and it really does follow this line. So it's interesting that there's an overlap between leftists and vegansans i'm not really ragging on vegans i know a lot of conservative vegans i know you're saying though but like my point is the left tends to side with the with the thieves with the people who lie cheat and steal and strip value they're predators and and and also they're also predators in the more literal sense of what predators are like joe biden is a predator.

But they also, a lot of it is like, in our media, we bake the idea of the ends justifying the means for a very long time. And so for a lot of them, they feel as if their actions, however abhorrent, are justified because a lot of times it really does come down to, is it class struggle? Is it race struggle? In this case, they're saying that what's going on, they're attacking their oppressors, therefore it is okay.

And that has permeated all levels of our culture, whether it's people pushing back on police because they believe that they're being held down by the police, that carries all the way up through to global conflict. You know, some oppressors are better than other oppressors. And if you've got to pick which one you want to be oppressed by,

whether it's a banking system or a militant system you got to pick like you might maybe you'll end up on top of the game at some point but i don't think so i think there's probably about 10 10 humans that are doing that right now that's that's the reality that's my point if nobody nobody wants to live in a true state of conflict or war right i it the people that that gloat about it and laugh you put those people in the middle of the woods for a couple of weeks and they'll be crying and begging. And I know this because I remember during Occupy Wall Street, story I often tell, land was gifted to the occupiers. And I ask people, how long do you think the occupiers lasted on that farmland? How long do you think?

I don't know. A bunch of leftists protesting in New York. Farmland is gifted saying you can use this farmland to live off the grid and be sustainable. I mean, maybe 12 hours. Oh, that's a little, you know, they did a little better than that. Two weeks. Okay. Yeah, two weeks, couple weeks.

And then I remember talking to a friend who said, I was working, I would wake up and work and then work till I went to sleep. And I'm like, uh-huh. You're surprised by this? Yeah. That's what life is like outside of the luxury of the United States and the petrodollar and all this stuff. You work. And they also don't really obviously have a concept of, so you can wrap your head around maybe the more advanced leftist brain can wrap its head around the idea that, you know, bad things happen in other places.

But the idea that, yeah, that happens and there's no justice for it in most scenarios too so the idea that you can then seek justice for it is completely removed right as well who are you going to complain to right that's why it's funny when they're like universal health care and health care is a human right i'm like so who are you going to force to give you the health care and then if that person is human and you've stripped them of their rights is it really a human right right that's that's like way more thinking into it than they had than most of them give to it anything that involves the labor of another human being is not a human right right yeah of course and and what you said earlier about how their idea of who the oppressor is and who isn't is completely warped you see it with their you know landlord discourse oh that's like so someone who worked their entire life to maybe buy even a rinky-dink house and then manages to rent it out

to someone is somehow like worthy of being bashed for that or not in a position of being harmed if that renter destroys the house or doesn't pay rent it's like right these people don't understand like yeah i i i had a house we moved i rented it out and then i sold it as soon as i could because okay i'll tell you i'll tell you what happens you're like the the assumption of the left because look they're not bright people that's just that's just the reality period they don't understand what it means to be a landlord because they assume all landlords are slumlords okay be a slumlord fine whatever but uh you you have to maintain and work for the people who live there they are paying you you are

providing a service that That's it. Imagine owning a restaurant and being like, as the owner of the restaurant, I can sit back and do nothing. Someone comes in and says, I'm giving you money for food. And you say, get it yourself. They're going to be like, okay, I'm leaving. Give me my money back. You have a house and then AC stops working. You're getting a phone call.

You got to pay for it. And so basically, all the money you're making in rent off a single property or a couple properties is just going to the bank to pay to maintain the house. And that being said, if you finance a house and you have people renting it out, you are building wealth for yourself. So you're working right. But people still choose to rent or not.

And one of the biggest issues is I, I reject so much of the millennial. I can't afford to buy a house and things like this because I do know it is difficult it is difficult but I've met way too many New York hipsters who don't want to give up their luxuries they refuse

to have to save I'm not kidding man 90% of the people I worked with when I lived in Brooklyn it's like well do you want to buy a house? I do well here's how much you're going to need down. You can buy, you can get a condo in New York. You can get a small, a small house outside of New York and then commute in. Well, I don't want to commute in. Well, okay. Like property in New York is ridiculous expensive that I get,

but that's premium real estate. So how about instead of spending 300 bucks every weekend, you keep the 300 bucks. And then after a year, you can have a down payment. Now they don't want to do it. And you know what? There's something so sad about that because this is kind of something I identified very early on because I've kind of always, even when I was a teenager and you tend to be more socially liberal and just liberal in general, when you're a teenager, by the time I was 18 or 19 was when I kind of shifted that. And I realized that's because I'm not a pessimist. There's something very pessimistic about the leftist mindset as well, because it's not just

that they're demonizing the landlord and see him as an oppressor. It's because inherently they believe they could never achieve that. And even though granted, it's difficult to buy a house, like you said, it's partly because they believe they can never achieve that. Whereas I always believed I could achieve anything I wanted. And so that's kind of how I realized very early on, that's not the ideology for me. Social media has also like really, really ramped that up. Like Doomer content that's designed to destroy your morale and hope for any type of brighter future.

Like half the memes you'll end up seeing, they are, it's so funny that you mentioned that because the, do you remember Matan Evan, the guy who mentioned, okay, so he had a thing. He went to like protests and was like we love landlords and it was like i think that might have been the greatest thing that happened in all of 2023 because the landlord discussion is one of the most ridiculous ones that's going on right now and they've just been inundated with all of these all of these things it's people who are actually the funny thing about

it they're actually talented they're just talented at creating content that's destroying the morale of other people. There's this guy who does these videos where he lists existential crises and really, really bad things, but he says it with a smile on his face with really, really positive words. And that's the type of stuff that seeps into their brains. Like I'm never going to own a home. I'm going to work until I'm 80. Like in the, in the, all the while there's like cheery music playing in the background and that's in there on social media all day so they're being inundated with this content

endlessly who wouldn't be demoralized and it becomes warped because you see it spread out in so many different ways like the fat positivity movement which is inherently a leftist movement it's like they really will convince you that being fat sick and dying literally is a virtue is positive like living the opposite of a positive life is positive modern society i think has destroyed the human human psyche in a lot of ways we should be working non-stop like but the problem is for whatever reason i never understood this there are people who are like i don't want to work i want to do nothing it's like hold on if your argument is you want to work on something specific and not the thing you're working on that i get yeah like hey i'm a restaurant manager but i really want to be a

software engineer so i'm going taking night classes to learn how to code and then i'm going to go and work for a firm that i get that's like i'm not working where i want to be but a lot of these people want to do nothing. They're just like, I shouldn't have to work. I should be able to just lay there and consume resources from other people. And a lot of those people who do, they actually like the, what, like to what you said, your mindset, you would see it as a net positive to be able to have something to work on after your day job, because you're passionate about it.

They find it almost as an affront to them that they would have to have a day job to then work on the thing that they want to advance in yeah let's uh and that's the college lie that we sold them we've got this tweet from jonathan greenblatt oh he's uh he runs the adl the anti-defamation league ceo of adl ceo he tweeted the post shared in recent days by Black Lives Matter chapters in Chicago and LA and other fringe groups glorifying the Hamas terrorists who used hang gliders to infiltrate Israel slaughtering over 1,000 innocents is beyond sick and twisted it's anti-semitic dehumanizing and could prompt violence so uh just want to point out they're not hang gliders they're paragliders the different hang gliders are the fixed wing glider and paragliders are parachutes have motors but uh right they have

motors yeah but i'm wondering will the anti-defamation league now uh put black lives matter on their list of anti-semitic hate groups they better and every time i see that for which i've seen it a few times over the past few days obviously it still feels like it's not real because the audacity how bold it is dude these people are out marching in the streets there is only one solution okay like crazy they they bro uh 10 years ago occupy wall street people were posting on my facebook just never forget you're first against the wall these are people threatening me with death yeah like this is this is not surprising that they came out what is what is kind of surprising to me i guess is that finally this is what broke the machine yeah and now you've got a

whole bunch of democrats being like whoa there's like some former washington post lady being like i had never understood that the left was very anti-semitic and now i'm starting to see it jake tapper being like it's a wake-up call for people to realize anti- had never understood that the left was very anti-Semitic and now I'm starting to see it. Jake Tapper being like, it's a wake-up call for people to realize anti-Semitism on the left. It's like, I don't know, when the BLM people proudly stated on video that they wanted to end Israel, was that not surprising to you? That part. I mean, if

you paid any attention, I don't remember her name, but one of the, it was the female Black Lives Matter leader. She's been getting in, yeah, she's been getting in like semi cancellations like once a year over the crazy anti-semitic stuff she says so that's not surprising but i think what it takes me back every time i look at this is how there's no room for nuance even if they're trying to with that i stand with palestine as if we don't see that they're standing with hamas specifically

and it's about the murders. You know, it's not about the race. All of it, yeah. I'm not sure who this is. I just quickly searched for it. Lionhearted on Twitter says, BLM co-founder Patrice Kohler said exactly where BLM stood on the Palestine-Israel conflict in 2015. Quote,

Palestine is our generation's South Africa. If we don't step up boldly and courageously to end the imperialist project called Israel, we are doomed. I mean, like, what does that mean to end Israel?

I think she spelled it out. Yeah, it means one thing. Right? What did they say? One solution? What was that? Yeah, I would say they're being pretty specific

and you have to believe them. Yeah. This is part of the problem with the oppressor here we go we'll make sure we get fox news in there here's your here's our source from uh officially reporting on it patrice colors here's the video we have a i got it right here is our generation in south africa and the other thing i'll say is palestine is our generation in South Africa. And if... Ooh, glad after this. Shut up, dude.

If we don't step up boldly and courageously to end the imperialist project that's called Israel, we're doomed. Dude, dude, dude. And I think that... Look, here's the thing. With South Africa, we were like, everyone must live together in harmony.

It's like not gone so well i mean serge knows better than anybody that's your home country yeah but but i will just say i think a great solution would be how do we get everyone to live peacefully together israel palestinian israelis palestinians whatever how do we stop the fighting i don't know if it's possible but that's what we'll strive for for her to go on to say and israel yeah the the purpose of their of their project is of like their goals are fairly obvious so i don't understand how this is 2015 where blm a blm co founder is saying to end israel and eight the adl is just now like oh heaven's me i can't believe the people that we've supported for a decade are now saying this thing.

It's because of that platitude name, Black Lives Matter. It makes it so impenetrable that they have to be this specific for anyone to, you know, wipe the crust out of their eyes and be like, oh, they're the bad guys. very close attention to the sociopolitical situation. I've had a couple of people who were very big on the idea of compelled speech during 2020, that you had to make a statement on all this stuff, who unfollowed me, refollow after this situation that's going on now, because I think for certain people, I can't speak whether it's because of that, but I would imagine that this is a more clear-cut example

that the world you were sold before isn't as simple as you think it is. I'll tell you what it is. It's that most of these people were standing around staring at people with pitchforks and thought to themselves, if I call this out, they'll pitchfork and torch me. So I'll just agree with them and go along with it.

That's a big chunk of it. That's a big chunk. And so now that all of a sudden these people are supporting terrorism and the killing of innocent civilians, they're like, oh, no, am I on the. Yeah. Guess what? You're on the wrong side of history. And now they're panicking.

Now they're saying, oh, what do I do? Well, I don't know. It's kind of scary, right? You were on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of history, as y'all tried describing it for the whole time. And now all those protests you took part in. Oh, man, I'm going to it's going to be a fun Thanksgiving. And when I'm talking to family members, remember when you held up that communist red salute

and were chanting for these people? Say right now to the family at the table how you agree with the slaughter of civilians yeah and even worse all those billions of dollars that went straight to those mansions for those disgusting founders and people in the organization i mean how disgusting that's the the legacy of what you fought for if you were out on those streets even if you had every good intention you really were affected in in that's a profound way by the george floyd stuff or any other injustice against a black person i mean that's obviously like a different story than injustice but it's you were deceived and but the part do you forget no i don't i i don't i don't think so much that they're deceived. Most of these people knew what they were saying was wrong, but they wanted to stand alongside power.

They were either cowards or evil. Yeah. There's the banality of evil along with that. I think it's I think it's the for some of it. I think a lot of it is just that they're the average person who decided to put, you know, post a black square or go to these protests. I think it's because they're not looking that closely into it and they had a very visceral emotional reaction but i'm not happened i'm not talking about someone who passively posted i'm talking about the people

who message you being like dude what's wrong with you why are you doing this those exactly these people willfully stood behind evil because evil had power yep yeah and we live in a time where so many people do feel powerless that the idea that you can DM or tell anyone that you know in your life that you are morally superior

to them, whether you say that directly, specifically, or just in your actions, or just unfollow, it's like people leap at that, you know? And I realized that

very clearly when I started my channel talking about politics. It's like, I lost every friend I had. I had to get a new friend group, but obviously it was worth it. But, you know, people-

They weren't your friends. I have friends who are still relatively lefty and they're just like, we're friends. We've been friends for a long time. So do we forgive them when they come around? Because I'm noticing on a lot of issues lately, a lot of people coming around. The trans kid thing is a big deal

because I've been ringing those alarms for years. And all of a sudden i have a big uptick in people jamming me but you know what now i'm kind of seeing that that was a really bad thing yes i forgive them you do but i don't trust their their judgment anymore yes yeah correct you uh you forgive them but you recognize that they're likely going to turn in a dime the moment power and opportunity arises. But the point is, the left was willing to capitalize on cowards who would empower them. And if those cowards are fleeing, then say, okay, fine. If you want to do work, look, if you got two groups and they're both building castles and one group flees to you and says, we'll help you build your castle. You say, sure, start laying bricks.

But we're going to keep an eye on you because we don't trust you and we think you're evil. Like you forgive them because you have to give an opportunity to do the right thing. Otherwise they'll just never come around. But you keep that eye on them. But you don't trust them

because these people are fickle and swayed by power. Easily, easily. The COVID thing was a big one because now obviously they they really tried in mid-september to kind of see if they could get a foot in again the establishment can we do the mass again can we do the they they were turned down even by college students which was actually pretty cool um but i i posted about that and it was overwhelmingly this consensus from everyone that yeah we should stand against lockdowns again and masks again.

And it's so crazy to think there was a time not that long ago where that position was like, essentially, I mean, you said that it's like you were saying the N word that you didn't want to put a mask on, you know, is treated like that. You couldn't have that position. So people do come around, but it doesn't take away that they were complicit when it happened. You know, all the kids right now that are behind in school and development by years and years, they can't read in second grade. It's like, you still cause that, so it's hard for me to forgive,

but you do. You're right. And the worst of the worst are the ones who just take whatever the most popular position is. Anyways, did you see Ryan Long's new skit? It might be his greatest work since the woke versus racist. Magnum Opus? Yes. When I saw that, I'm like, oh, he's going to be perfect

at this. And that's exactly what we're looking at, right? People have been fed. They've been spoon fed, unbelievably simple narratives for the last six, seven years. I mean, longer than that, but really in the last six, seven years, spoon fed, simple narratives. Now they're like, well, here's one that's just not quite so cut and dry. Ryan Long on YouTube, Ryan Long comedy. Actor doesn't, what is it?

It's like actor doesn't know whether to support Palestine or Israel. It's genius. You got to watch it. It's masterfully done. I never miss a stance. And then he goes, it's a sketch, but then he actually goes and asks people. It's like, who are you supporting? Palestine or Israel?

I'm like, no, I'll leave you out of it. It's just some guy eating lunch. It's complicated. I found this so interesting that a potential communist revolution in the United States was disrupted by Islamism or whatever you want to call it, by some external, because people are like, Nazism, no, communism, Nazism, communism, Nazi, and then all of a sudden you realize, whoa, aliens are real. There's outside forces to our process.

Wait, what? Well, alien being outside the system, I mean, it was kind of a tongue-in-cheek joke, but there's some external force that comes in that maybe even is a bigger threat than what you thought your internal conundrum was all over. And then you get this communist, I don't know, I don't want to call Black Lives Matter communist straight up, but you get this.

They have a lot of, there's communist tendencies within it. I see you supporting Marxist. It's the oppressor versus oppressed if you're constantly supporting the oppressed you're always going to look for oppression you're always going to create oppression let me pull up this tweet and then we'll we'll carry on the conversation because this is a good example of of the left and what what they do andy no tweets multiple cars in ladera heights los angeles vandalized with swastikas setting off fears a white supremacist was targeting the black majority

neighborhood. Antifa helped bring attention to the incidents. Last week, Robert Haymore was arrested. He's a 37 year old black male. Nice. What, the guy who committed white supremacy was a black male? Yes. And so there are a lot of stories like this. There used to be a thing called like the, what was it?

The hate crime hoax map. Yeah. There were so many that were proven and debunked that this is what you get. I feel like the modern state of American politics is regular people and like people like us are just desperately trying to figure things out and keep things together. And then you have conservatives who are in alignment to a great degree with that, but want more traditional values and are willing to have those debates. And the far left was completely lying about everything and calling for like murder and terror and you name it. And that's so like one of the most sick things about when you finally kind of realize that a lot of the hate crimes are faked and that there is this like demand and a supply that isn't meeting the demand is then you start to question a lot of things because it's like, okay, so you have this entire ideology structured around

who's the oppressor, who's not. And as we've established, we know that they're warped in their sense of that. But it's like, that's the telltale sign right there. And they never truly address how many are faked either. I mean, I feel like once a week, there's like, you know, gay man has, you know,

the anti-gay F slur written on his car. And then it's like, his cousin comes out and says, he put that on there. And then no one addresses it ever again. What was like the Bubba Wallace one where it was like that news, the garage pull.

And they're like, and the FBI went out there to investigate your tax dollars at work, ladies and gentlemen. Sort of. It's your fractional reserve banking system stripping your resources away from you so they can go investigate a garage pull rope.

Jesse Smollett is really the only example I can think of off the top of my head where everyone kind of had to call out the BS eventually, but people hung on as long as they could. No, but a lot of people never apologized for that. Oh, no. Remember when Alan Page went on, was as they could. No, but a lot of people never apologized for that. Oh, no. Remember when Ellen Page went on, was it Colbert or whatever,

and was like screaming like, and it's just like, bro, the whole thing was fake and it was plainly obvious to most people. And then she had her own little rainbow Jussie Smollett moment. She said that she was in West Hollywood, the gayest. Well, now we're talking about Elliot Page.

Oh, I'm sorry. Different page. I'm the one to call it. But she had her own little wannabe moment because these actors need to stop writing their own stuff. Oh my God. How am I the worst one at this? How am I the worst one?

Z Zim said, no, but okay. Page. Elliot. Wow. Just call it. That person. It shouldn't be this simple no that person said that they were accosted in west hollywood by someone who screamed i'm going to gay bash you

so they can't even make it believable justin smollett is like chicago attacked by trumpers and elliot page is saying someone was homophobic in west hollywood if you've ever been there every station and like someone's saying something so specific. Pretty sure when you're going to get gay bashed, they don't tell you they're going to do it. They just do it. Yeah. It would have been like in West Hollywood of all places. Of all places.

There's no way. You could have at least said Compton. You could have at least said you went down a wrong street. Downtown LA. And they'd be like, oh, yeah. It would have been like if the people who did that, like that supposedly did it to Smollett said like like i'm gonna do a racism exactly i'm gonna do a racism but they said this is my country right like come on we ho isn't exactly straight country elliot but you know taking advantage of the fact that people don't know just how cold that 16 degrees below zero is in the midwest that time

of year i thought that like but also the area where Smollett was is like a non, mostly non-residential area. It's like next to a bunch of corporate offices. And so because of that, me and my friends would skate down there because no one's there to yell at you. So when I heard that story right away, I was like, what?

He was by the NBC building? Right. That's how I felt when I saw the Elliot Page stuff. I'm like the rainbow street someone said they're gonna get okay okay i mean it's it's but it's it's also sad though because people really are even though it's rare victims of that kind of stuff and it's so horrible considering the bigness is happening now with like israel palestine forgive me friends but it is very difficult to believe them when they're like israel is just indiscriminately doing all of these

things. I'm like, I just, you know man, look, I don't know because it's a long, it's a 75 year conflict and longer than that technically going back thousands of years. But all I can say is the left lies about everything. So, sorry. There's something bizarrely impressive though about their

dedication to a narrative that like we said, that supply doesn't meet that demand they'll make it meet it they will make it they will artificially inflate they'll make it so there's something bizarrely sickly impressive about it it's also financially beneficial for the media who become useful idiots for those types of you know at the at the lowest end of the spectrum they're the people that are just uh they're just doing what they're told and it's what then it's what the media wants from it and then the worst are the activist reporters who are happy to kind of obfuscate the truth in the in the you know for the sake of spinning a narrative a certain way and there's money to be made from it in that direction not

just social change yeah it's very clickable obviously elliot page accosted really it's clickable by the way that speaking of which that if I remember correctly, so just don't, I believe there was a book coming out at that time. Oh, yeah. It was the book tour. There's always the, we call it the bad decision to memoir pipeline on our show, because it's a lot of celebrities, right? They do bad things in their 20s, which they're celebrated for.

Their 30s come around, the roles start to dry up. Well, what is it now? It's book time. So they have to write a book. I wrote a book. It's coming out tomorrow, actually. And I have to tell you this very horrifying story. Ian told me that he was selling me an unlimited soul ring,

but it was a revised soul ring. Yeah. It was never the same after that. Yeah, never the same. I kept the unlimited one for myself. Nerds around the world are outraged. You must buy the book if you want to see the... There's no book.

I'm kidding. You should write a book. It's good timing. The way I believed that. You could probably write like a nine-page book and sell like 100 million copies. I was wrong. 10 million copies. You must buy my book to understand just how wronged I was.

It really is the thing though now. Like we read these stories and I'm just like I get through the first paragraph and I'm like last paragraph when does the book come out? It comes out in a month. That's perfect. They have to just in time to go on their media tour. Because if you really wanted to raise the alarm about homophobes running through the street

right you would have done it a lot sooner than the week your book's coming out because he said that that was like a couple years prior i'm like so maybe warn the other lgbt people they're gonna get bashed on that street before that right but jesse smollett was like look i don't even have a book coming out why would i lie right and he's in trial and it's like the defense says he doesn't have a book coming and they're like oh well this man's innocent right Right. It really happened then. Damn. The racism, or I guess the black and white, gay, straight stuff over the last seven years,

six years, feels like icing on the cake. We don't need it. Now that this is going off in Israel, and even Putin's like, yo, this is insane. Protect the women and the children, you guys, kind of mentality. And maybe he's not, but I don't think he's going in and executing women and and kidnapping children i don't think that's the russian propaganda they want land so it's like i i think it's almost as if i mean and then john kirby was john kirby the uh speaker what is his house white house spokesperson john kirby announced the funding for ukraine's quote coming near to the end of the rope we're done we're done funding it ukraine it's over

well they got a phone call and they said guys we we got to fund israel it's like all right yeah that's exactly what's happening they're like we need to re-divert funds into what really matters a lot of people think the the principal motivator for ukraine is not actually geopolitics energy gas it is the military industrial complex needs to spend money yes needs needs to be given contracts and so after afghanistan they're like what do we do quick we need another war they lobby for it yeah now that israel's heating up they're like oh okay we don't need ukraine anymore guys uh zelinski you're on your own there's that tweet that said zelinski just became america's side chick right that's that's pretty accurate oh ukraine yep don't be surprised if the us is backing away now i backing away now. I don't necessarily think it'll be like a religious war. I mean, who cares what you call it?

But if there's a world war, like where Egypt and Israel and the United States and Germany and India all go to war with China and Iran and all these. Russia is the center linchpin of all of this. Wherever Russia goes, wins. So we need them on our side. They're in the center linchpin of all of this. Wherever Russia goes, wins. So we need them on our side. They're in the center of it all. And that was what was so demented about the Trump presidency, how demonized he was

for attempting to have a somewhat cordial relationship with Putin. It's like, you can see a drop of their argument with like, okay, there's certain things to criticize, but you definitely don't want them against you, right? No, definitely not. And they've had a lot of issues with this as well within Chechya and within the fact they were in Afghanistan as well back in the 80s.

So I don't know. I'm surprised he even came out and said anything. I could see a war breaking out and then it goes really bad for the Americans and the Israelis. Half of Israel, God forbid, is whatever. The worst case scenario. And Putin watches and they stay neutral and they watch. And then it gets to a point where the Arabs do some horrific things to humanity and Putin can no longer sit by and he joins the Americans and then ends the war. That's what I said last night.

The thing I'm most afraid of is that the Shia and Sunni are able to get past their collective aggression towards each other and say, like, we have to deal with Israel. That's the thing that I'm most concerned about. What is the root of their aggression towards each other and say, like, we have to deal with Israel. That's the thing that I'm most concerned about. What is the root of their aggression towards each other? Do you know? Shia and Sunni disagree who is a spiritual successor on Earth of Muhammad, who is a prophet. And that's because his daughter, Fatima, was that her name?

No, he had many. I don't know. It was like his brother had a group. I think it was his brother and his daughter. Yeah, they have disagreed with the lineage of who is the spiritual successor. I think it was his brother or it was one his brother gave had a had a group i think it was his brother and his daughter they have yeah they have they have disagreed with the lineage of who is the spiritual successor i think it was his brother or it was one of his generals or it's like one of his main disciples or something like descends from from that man and then the other disciples come from the daughter and it could be i'm pretty sure that's what it is yeah i don't want to speak out of turn no no that's

understand it's very complicated so it's similar to like how the era uh how the muslims and the uh jews came out of abraham's children isaac and ishmael both had their tribes and same within islam there was two tribes that came from muhammad let's let's jump to this story from the new york post doxing truck drives around harvard showing names photos of students who blamed israel for hamas attacks that's that's the story giant video screens hung on the sides of trucks posting the names of these individuals.

So the story is a bunch of student groups signed a letter that explicitly said the only one to blame for this is Israel. And it's led to a major backlash. A truck is now posting their names.

And you've got more CEOs signing on saying they will never hire any one of these students who signed one of these letters whoops and i'm sitting back putting my feet in bag don't don't don't look at me for help yeah hello because that's the same thing y'all did for every other issue every other time so hi that's karma it's like y'all you you we we begged you not to do this we said cancel culture is wrong

people should should have their free speech there's there are certain limits i don't think everything's absolute, right? Some people don't want to associate. I get it. But the line the left drew was so ridiculous. Like, comedy, banned. You know, you made a comment 10 years ago, banned. Uh-oh, we misinterpreted what you said.

You're fired. Okay. You made the rules, buddies. You wanted to sign on to this. They thought they were on the right side of history, but they weren't, and now they will never get jobs again talk about wasting your your your uh college years must be brutal for them and especially considering like you said i think it was you brought the point it's like most of them actually i think it was tim sorry that they're

just jumping on because their peers are so you're not even thinking about it and you mess yourself up there's a tweet thinking about it i can mess yourself up. There's a tweet. And you're thinking about it. I can't remember the guy who said it. I could probably pull it up. But he said, you know, I'm not going to cut anybody some slack over signing this,

but you know, I got to understand, a lot of students didn't even know what the letter was when they signed onto it. And I'm like, wow, that's even worse. Yeah.

And you kind of deserve it even more, actually. Then it has nothing to do with what they signed. It's the fact that they signed it at all that they would be kept out of it. I do have an issue with the idea of compelled speech, though. There was a Breitbart article today or yesterday. It was like the top 10 Instagram celebrities with the most followers who haven't said anything about Israel. I don't love that.

I thought five years ago we said these people are idiots who don't know anything about foreign policy. And we didn't care what their opinions were. I don't like that either. I don't like the idea of either side telling me or anyone that I have to have an opinion on something. So this is a professor at Harvard who tweeted, I yield to no one in my revulsion at the statement apparently made on behalf of 30-plus Harvard student groups, but please, everybody take a deep breath. Many in these groups never saw the statement before it went out.

In some case, those approving did not understand exactly what they were approving. Probably some were naive and foolish. This is not a time where it is constructive to vilify individuals, and I am sorry it's happening. Oh, a Harvard professor. He probably agrees with them. But let me just say, my friend, you know, there were a lot of Nazis. I love, we'll just go straight Godwin's law on these people because it's related to Israel.

There were a lot of low level Nazi soldiers who did not know what was going on, but they loaded those people up on a trains and trucks all the same and were held accountable, held accountable for it. Just doing your job is not an excuse. These people at Harvard signed onto a statement empowering it, and it was shockingly offensive to a lot of people. Now, I don't know that my personal values, like I would fire someone who said something shocking and offensive to an extreme degree. I'd probably just talk to him about it and be like, I don't know, man, like consider the implications of

what you're saying and whether it's strategically, you know, valuable. And then I do have my lines, though. I think everybody does if i put it this way if you were hanging out with your buddies at a bar and one guy got up and started screaming racial slurs at somebody you'd be like dude stop what are you doing like knock it off that's not cool and so that's basically what's happening right now the issue i take with the far left was that their cancel culture was always extreme a guy there was a race car driver whose dad said the n-word in the 80s, so his sponsor's canceled on him. Like, that's nuts.

Sarah Silverman did blackface 10 years ago, so they get her fired from a movie. I'm like, well, you know, she made her bed. She's going to lay in it. That's crazy. If somebody has an extreme opinion, then I think it's like you criticize them for it. You question them for it. It depends on the severity of the opinion. The problem was the left was getting people fired and canceled for the most tepid conservative opinions nothing right and they still do i mean we can't also pretend as if like that's completely over

it's definitely softened but you know that still happens all the time so fire with fire i guess well it's not fire with fire it's them trying to set a fire and burning themselves and me sitting back and being like me out of it yeah live by the sword die by the that's that whole that whole thing is like you know you get what you give we talk about a lot like the cult will come for you if you live by the sword die by the sword it's an ancient phrase um that like if you live your life canceling people well you're gonna surround yourself with other people that love to cancel people and then watch out one day for you comes around but that doesn't mean i won't forgive them and welcome them back but i do not trust people that snap to crazy judgments of others they don't even consider themselves friends they

consider themselves allies yeah they're comrades but that's that slippery slope that they never seem to understand either you know it's like to them it's a fallacy to anyone who pays attention to how life works humanity works history works that's not a fallacy at all live by the sword comes from the bible oh it does oh matthew 26 52 yep was that something that he said jesus unto him put up against uh again thy sword into his place for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword yes what is he saying like so grab your sword and get an arm yourself is that what he's saying or is they put it back no it's it's it's a proverb it's basically saying live by the sword die by the sword yep that's where it comes from i feel bad if i was seamus i would have known that right seamus is probably at home right now

being like you know that you said an ancient sorry seamus come back on the show i need you but i guess also the part of it is they don't really realize it's a sword to begin with, right? No, they don't. Like they don't, when they're ruining people's lives over the most minor infraction, which they are so accustomed to doing, they don't actually think about that person's life after in any regard. So to them, it's nothing. So the slightest bit of blowback to them, it's like, maybe we'll rethink some things

now. Actually, I think the worst of them do think about it. I think they want you homeless in a box. Oh, they want it. They want you to suffer and die alone on the streets with no money. That's why it's so insidious that it's not enough to just have you scolded. It's not enough to just have you criticized. You have to be given, you have to have everything taken from you before in there that bloodlust is never quenched. Right. And they'll say things like, it's about accountability culture.

It's like, first of all, who are you to hold me accountable for anything? You're not God. You're not my parents. You're not any, you're no one. But it's like, that's not accountability when your entire life is dismantled because of a tweet from 10 years ago. And that's more on the extreme example of what happens. But it's not as if that's super rare.

It happens. There's something higher than both God and your parents. They're the offended. And that's, that's apparently above all of us. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Accounting is like when you're taking an accurate cost benefit cost analysis. And if you're over accounting, if you're doing it wrong, maybe you're charging too much for the value, like ruining someone's entire livelihood because they were blackface 10 years ago, I feel like is overdoing it. It's a misaccount. For you to determine what the accountability should be is like, even that, even if I'm going to be held accountable, let me figure out how to make amends with myself, with what I've done.

You don't tell me what to do. Well, if you have blackface, you can still be the Prime Minister of Canada. Yes. It's okay. Or a governor. Or a Joy Behar. Oh, yeah. Or a governor. I forgot about that.

True. We never knew if it was blackface or the clan costume he never answered that's the best part to this day he's going to take that to his grave it'll be in his memoir when he writes a book Schrodinger's racism are you talking about Gavin Newsom? no, Trudeau the governor

Northam? Governor Ralph Northam? Yeah. And that's just to distract you from the whole nine month abortion thing. Yeah, yeah, which is crazy. It's wild. I was just like getting, like all that,

I feel like we're talking about racism, cancel culture. That stuff is like, it feels like vomit. That's like kind of out of me now, but I keep, it's like still with me kind of, but then I think about israel palestine and it's and then i feel like i'm burning in hell so i'm not sure yeah this is crazy this is 2019 it's nuts four years ago yeah

blackface and kkk garb and we don't know which one he was so he is in a superposition of both offensive costumes at the same time so i think like I actually clone myself and I'm both people at the same time. If he's not going to tell us which one he did, then he's both. It's because both has their own individual problems with it that make it worse.

He's like he doesn't want you attaching whatever's worse about either one of those in particular ones to that exact costume. The crazy thing is it was in their yearbook or something. I think Trudeau's was also. I think it was a yearbook thing. But that's also kind of the revisionist history that goes on

and people really pretend as if Nazi jokes were not acceptable even like 10 years ago. There's a picture of Taylor Swift dressed up like Hitler on Conan or something like that everyone kind of did it that's the reason you can't pull up all these mainstream celebrities it's like there's a reason why they weren't canceled in the moment and then it aired on live television it's because we kind of did have a sense of humor who do you

say dressed up as a Nazi on Sarah Silverman oh really yeah interesting as Hitler yeah pretty sure and it's okay because she's jewish that was what the whole point was at least i'm really i'm concerned comedy is okay like yeah you had uh count dankula's famous video where he had the pug doing the salute and it was it was like he said the cutest thing in the world doing the most repugnant thing possible that was the joke of it he was insulting nazis and then there's a story about like some guy actually in germany trained his dog to do it and then he got in trouble yeah because they were like how dare you insult us but they they tried they tried to lock him up yeah i'm making a video well they did

but then he but he got he got he went to core i think i think he had to pay a fine or something he did get he did get arrested i'm pretty sure yeah he got arrested i'm pretty sure he got tried for it and went to prison he didn't go to prison i I don't think he went to prison. I don't know. I thought he'd pay a fine or something. But then he made another video where he has a white pug and a black pug and he made the black pug do the black power fist, which is effectively the same thing. That video was so good.

And then as it's doing it, there's a knock on the door and he's like, oh no, it's the labor party. And then he has to hide all of his books. And then he's like, I gotta hide books. And then he's going through his bookshelf. He's like, uh, and then he grabs the toron he's like oh crap oh crap he doesn't know what to do it looks like he was fined yeah he was 800 euros and i mean that

type of humor that was very very there's actually a picture of like taylor swift at like a halloween costume from like 2009 and the guy she's with has a swastika on his shirt wow and like she like but the thing is is they'll just overlook it if it. If you sell enough pumpkin spice lattes in the albums, like they'll just let it go. Yeah, dude. But also, there's something to be said

about the fact that it wasn't that offensive back then. Exactly. People would see it as funny, even though obviously it's egregious imagery and it reminds you of, obviously,

the atrocities. But there was a time when people didn't necessarily internalize it as that person actually being a nazi it was really just a halloween costume yeah we'll get back to the place where symbols aren't the same thing as actions sometimes they they wave in and out of reality like you forget what a symbol used to mean or it means something new and then it no longer means it like what's more what's more vile having a swastika on your shirt or killing someone right

so killing or or celebrating and defending those who do. Like, this is the point. People need to understand the actual moral qualms that exist with cancel culture. It's not so much that someone said something shocking and offensive so they got fired. It's that what they said actually wasn't shocking and offensive and they got fired. So when, like, Sarah Silverman does a bit about blackface, she's trying to be a shock comedian. We get what she's doing. She's not literally intending to insult black people, but she got fired from a movie over it.

That's ridiculous. When Harvard students sign a letter blaming Israel for the mass murdering of civilians, then we kind of like, I can understand. Look, you should not hire these people. And I'll tell you why. It's not cancel culture. Anyone who signed that letter showed that they are stupid, did not read it, did not think ahead. Do you want to hire someone to your company

who blindly marches with morons? Or do you want to hire someone who's like, I read that letter and said, no way. It's one of two options. You're stupid or you're evil. And neither one of those are someone I would want in my life in any capacity. Why not both?

Definitely not someone I'm giving money to. Or both. Or both. Most likely both. But, you know. But that's it. It's like Sarah Silverman makes a joke and other people have made jokes. Like, okay, keep your job.

I don't care. And then they explicitly defend terrorism and it's like, okay, you know, you're bad. Right. I don't want to be around you. Yep. What do you say? Let's jump to this story from abc news that's what i say trump criticized for calling hezbollah very smart as he talked of potential risks to israel the former president also called israel's defense minister a jerk what i absolutely love about the story is abc news doesn't actually give you the full picture trump did not just say hezbollah was very

smart trump said they attack me for saying things like this when i point out that you know hezbollah they're smart they know what they're doing they're going to attack from the north and then an israeli defense minister said i hope they don't attack us from the north because we're weak there so then hezbollah does because they're smart right right? They're attacking Trump over this now, trying to make it seem like he's anti-Israel or something like that. Intelligence doesn't make you good or evil. You can be evil and intelligent. You can be good and intelligent.

He said Xi Jinping's intelligent. He was right. The guy's not dumb. He's smart. Not necessarily good. And that's not a claim of good or evil. Right. So yes, people can be very smart.

It does not qualify their morals. There was some celebrity that got canceled like a couple of years ago, or maybe it was longer than a couple of years ago for saying that Hitler was smart. He was. Right. That's not even arguable. I would consider him evil, but he was definitely had high intelligence. Absolutely evil, right?

I mean, to even reach the position of power. I mean, you got to give Trump intelligence points just for reaching the point of presidency alone. And then, you know. Be a billionaire. But look at this. Michael Tracy nails it he says it's hilarious when republicans try to attack one another for not standing with israel hard enough they all have the exact same position so so uh so must desperately latch onto trivial turns of phrase like it means anything yeah i'm sure trump is a huge fan of hezbollah it's also i want to clip. DeSantis War Room says new Trump praises Hezbollah

calling the Iran-Bakhtar group very smart hours after they attacked Israel. But actually, listen to this. And then two nights ago, I read all of Biden's security people. Can you imagine national defense people? And they said, gee, I hope Hezbollah doesn't attack from the north because that's the most vulnerable spot. I said, wait a minute. You know, Hezbollah doesn't attack from the north, because that's the most vulnerable spot. I said, wait a minute. You know, Hezbollah is very smart. They're all very smart. The press doesn't like when they say it. You know, I said that President Xi of China, 1.4 billion people, he controls it with an iron fist. I said, he's a very smart man. They killed me the next day. I said he was smart. What am I going to say? He knows what I mean. But Hezbollah, they're very smart.

And they have a national defense minister or somebody saying, I hope Hezbollah doesn't attack us from the north. So the following morning they attacked. Yeah. They might not have been doing it, but if you listen to this jerk, you would attack from the north because he said that's our weak spot. This is why Trump went. This is it this is why the people who listen to trump end up supporting him like brandon struck story where he was like i'm going to debunk this narrative listen to trump actually talk and went oh like had this transformation trump is roasting the media for insulting him for saying that hezbollah and xi jinping are smart it's crazy to me that That's plainly true. Yeah. No, they're really dumb.

What? Identifying your enemy's strengths is one of the first steps in defeating your enemy. Yeah. The simpler explanation here is it's also just, it's just very fine people

and they're not sending their best all over again, right? The media is just taking advantage of the fact that a lot of the people who are watching it are going to read the headline and they're not going to actually listen to the clip through the whole way and that's he does fall into that trap he's been known to fall in that trap but the people that are going

to look at this and take that as an own already are looking to hate him well i'm wondering i'm wondering i don't know much about the hezbollah attack in the north is this did the israelis set them up did they create an area of the north that they that they said was weak in order to draw hezbollah in and so that they could get said was weak in order to draw hezbollah in and so that they could get them where they want them and maybe hezbollah's not as smart as he thinks they are i know nothing about it i'm wondering because why would the israeli defense minister announce their weakness out loud well i mean we saw that even in the war on terror we saw people like on like openly saying like this is the next troop movement and stuff like that and people

were who were obviously watching cnn in afghanistan were like oh okay well now we know where to go now we know where to defend etc it's just like it's just like a huge it's a huge uh operational uh misguiding or not what's the word i'm trying to think of the word here hubris uh maybe not hubris but just like it's like why would you do that it's just like it's a mistake you know to say that like to literally tell people you're weak they're probably going to watch your news media and figure it out someone's going to be watching and that's like that's the mistake they made i don't know i don't know if they actually goaded them into it though i know very little about the hezbollah moves in the north but if they've got hezbollah out of position right now you know that might not be a bad thing for them

i mean i will say i don't know much about that situation either however watching that first of all makes me appreciate how funny just the way he talks is and i always know he's gaining more power and sort of like on his way back up when he starts getting more unhinged in his speech because he's really funny and that you can see it. But also during the time we're in right now with everything going on, that peacetime that we took for granted, maybe not us, but a lot of people took for granted during his presidency. It's looking a lot sweeter to have again, hopefully, you know, it makes me more pro Trump than I'm not going to say ever, but you know, it's gotten so bad under Joe Biden that people are begging for Trump. Trump back is kind of funny. Yeah. Yeah. First time I ever in my life have considered voting for Donald Trump was today

because I don't see another war commander that we have running for president right now. Right. True. Joe Rogan said something similar. If it's Biden or Trump, he would vote for Trump over Biden. I would take Vivek. I just feel like what's his presence? I don't know. Is he actually challenging Donald Trump?

But I mean, I trust Vivek face to face. I like where his head's at, where his spirit's at. But Don's got the experience of working in the White House for four years. And I feel it's a very desperate situation. Not just that donald trump negotiated internationally for decades yeah and we see what he was doing goes back to my belief that we need the russians as allies if we're gonna hold the line and he has that you know going back to what i kind of said that like slight unhinged thing that's actually a very positive thing like we were kind of saying before we went on air it's like why wouldn't you want the world to be ever so slightly afraid of messing with our guy i mean that's just common sense when trump said

there's that phone call that got released or whatever where trump is like you know i told vladimir putin and xi jinping that if they invaded i would nuke them and he maybe he didn't believe me but maybe five percent it's good enough yeah something like that it was but that's real like that's actually kind of how the world works you know and we'll nuke you it's like uh yes speak softly and carry a big stick is teddy roosevelt but the big stick isn't just the nuclear armaments that we have it's the ability to utilize them that's the big thing biden doesn't seem to have that people aren't afraid of that guy. No. And that 5% margin that you just said, it's like, that's enough.

That's enough to not want to do it. She calls Vladimir and he's like, I just got off the phone with Trump. And Vladimir's like, yeah, me too. And he's like, did he say he was going to nuke you? He did. Do you believe him? I don't know, man. Let's chill out. Better to not risk it.

He's going gonna nuke you that's crazy that's funny did he get on the phone a lot with putin well i don't i don't i don't know to what extent like it actually was conveyed i am quite worried at the idea of of a u.s president threatening to nuke another nation but the general idea is peace through strength right there's there was no conflict there were no new wars. In fact, wars were winding down and Trump was trying to get our troops out of the Middle East

and working on peace agreements. The proof is in the pudding. No matter how people want to portray his efficacy, it's like we did just have one state of being, which was there wasn't anything like that's going down. It would also be interesting for people who might be more open to it now, who just either didn't care didn't pay attention but to

look into like the the negotiations between like him and other countries or the abraham accords to look at what happened or maybe now they look at him going into north korea with a new you know in a new light because they're seeing just how volatile overseas relations actually are uh that might actually play in his favor i'm concerned if uh a global war goes hot which i mean it's already heating up but uh that remember world war one the bolshevik revolution immediately after the war shortly after the war began the communist revolution in russia yeah so that would happen in the united states that the pro-palestine all these marches and stuff that there would be an armed uprising the united states to take control the country

to lead it to protect palestine over israel and then i could see us having the internal struggle not even being able to help israel because we're dealing with our own crap so i think if we can get ahead of it prepare for it now and prevent it it's the other way around the the far left is being run over the coals for for supporting terror i'm glad that's it's the difference is they didn't have the internet in 2014 or 1914 so they didn't see it coming. But we see it coming.

We see this crazy manipulative underdog always first strategy and it's not working and the government doesn't like it either. That's the benefit of it. Always first?

Yeah, it's like underdog always make the underdog win. Oh, right, right, right. Marxism. You're right. And then lie about who the underdog really is, right?

Yeah, yeah. Yep, it's them when they're losing a need to win it's their friends when their friends are losing a need to win if they're winning they're still the underdogs they're still losing and there's always more work to be done there is yeah yeah but i see what you mean by that but the thing about 1917 is that they literally left the war they left the world war because they were fighting the war since the beginning, I think. And then they had a civil war from that. But yeah, I can see where you're drawing the analogy towards.

But I don't know. Also with what's going on here, right? It's like a lot of this is college kids that are LARPing as revolutionaries. And it's not really the same thing. I really do believe in a lot of respects that things don't get bad as like things don't get worse until food starts rationing and people can't feed their families. And then you have a lot more to worry about. The French thing is interesting. Did you see the French, the revolts in France?

They were protesting. Yeah. And they were protesting pro-Palestine. And then the government said, that's illegal. And then they started protesting that the government made their protest illegal. And then things are getting hot. It's like a Uno reverse. That happened within like two days.

Dude, tomorrow is the global jihad day. And there's all these protests all over the world in support of Hamas. It's crazy. What advice is just, you know, if you're armed, you know, stay safe, stay armed, stay in your house. I mean, I don't live in a city. We were out in the middle of nowhere, so I'm good. Like some people are like, just go about your business. Don't let terror stop you.

Everyone, look, everyone here is fine except for Blair. Blair's on a plane tomorrow. Right. Love the day y'all booked me, but real question, half kidding, mostly serious. Am I crazy for kind of wanting to drive home? No, no. Stay another day. Yeah, hang on. We'll just move your flight. I feel like, I'll think about it. I put a flight off tomorrow as well. Because I crazy for kind of wanting to drive home? No, no. Stay another day. Yeah, hang on.

We'll just move your flight. I feel like I'll think about it. I put a flight off tomorrow as well. Because I don't want to feel like I'm being histrionic about something, but it's also like, I mean, it's the Friday the 13th. It's just crazy. We'd love to have you. We'll extend your flight, and then tomorrow we play poker. I'll think about it.

I'll think about it. Don't travel on Friday the 13th, Jihad Day. Yeah, and the solar eclipse and that red heifer thing like what something happens and they're like look you had all the warnings in the world it's something about the red heifer that particularly is like i don't know regarding the red heifer that's like the the move for the the like the extremist religious sect of is the israeli government that they want to profit bring about the third temple and instantiate the second coming i i'm concerned that if they if they try and force it through the first coming

right like the messiah will finally come for real but but christians uh have like christians and jews believe the same thing about the red heifer don't they it's just that for for christians the second coming and for jews it's the first coming yes i don't know i'm not a religious scholar i was just reading reading some articles about it yeah it's but it isn't like if the messiah comes isn't that he doesn't just stay and chill and like live with us right that's the end of the world right the messiah leads an army and take conquers the world and brings world peace but is that christian or is that jewish i don't know they don't say so within judaism the messiah has not come yet to be the first coming and i don't think in that in that worldview that it's the end of the world within christendom if the if the second

coming occurs then yes it does mean the end of the world in catholicism particularly it's different in different sects of christianity too so i guess we'll see who's right but what is it in mormonism because this would be the third coming yeah uh i really yeah it'd be the second or third yeah third coming i guess yeah because in, because I could be wrong, but Mormons believe that Jesus came like a thousand years later to North America or something like that. I don't know if it was a thousand years later.

Yeah, I don't know if it was a thousand years later of when he was currently on earth that he traveled across the ocean. I don't know. My concern is that when realism kicks in, if you try and force this thing through military and execution, that it's going to backfire. The Israelis think that they're going to do some good by doing this.

I have a fear that it's going to backfire on them. That's the real side of it. I don't think it can be forced with military. I don't know. I hate to see because it was in a book that we're going to just kill all these people and force in front of the world with video, with internet video. Like you think you can accomplish, accommodate war atrocities with internet video.

It's not the right time for that. Because if you really believe it's a prophecy and supposed to happen, it's going to happen whether you push it or not, right? So just chill, please. Everyone chill. She's like, I got a plane to catch tomorrow. Would you guys chill? I have a life to live.

You have like 20 songs I haven't recorded yet. I'm like, every time i go to play video games now i'm like i am wasting valuable time it's which is good what's that and you're running out i know that's what it feels like like i just spent the last two years playing video games at night not worrying like uh i can't wait for tomorrow what the hell's tomorrow like this is now this is it this is time time is not real it is always right now and it's like no time time to wait. I mean, create what you want to create right now. Now is the time. Yeah. And there's been several incidents in the past few years

that we should have just learned that and kept knowing that, right? But it comes into more clarity during times like this where it's like half joking, but half serious on a plane. And I'm kind of scared about it. You know, it's like, it comes into clear view, that reality. I was in a band called The Panic for a long time and i didn't really want to be in the band but it was falling apart i was getting high beforehand i wasn't practicing properly and

eventually they're like all right ian you're out of the band i was like no and then i like gave it everything and they're like it's too late and i was out of the band was the band called blind melon it was called the panic yes it was blind melon actually i was the original bro watch the music video for Blind Melon, No Rain. Great song. It's just like four Ians. But the lesson I learned is...

I know, it's for real. That'd be a good band name. I'm not kidding. The lesson I learned is don't wait till the last minute to give it everything. Give it everything right now. Go hard now.

Yeah, true. Bro, I swear, like, this video, it's just like Ian modeled his whole life off of these guys. This has changed my life in 1991 girl in the bumblebee costume where's the guy at look at this guy oh yeah bro that's like that's

him look at him it's literally just like ian wanted to be him oh man look at that it's very ian coded good song though we're trying to bring a little levity uh your lives before the day of jihad, you know? A little hippie justice. I mean, I can be honest. I feel like nothing's going to happen. That's the point. It's terror.

They want you to be afraid. Exactly. Right. Exactly. They want people to, like, lay low, not work. Disrupt the economy. Yep. Disrupt the economy.

But what do you do, man? Because there's crazy people who are, like, even if you think that was their intention some crazy person's gonna do something what takes one crazy person i saw jack pasovic tweeted out a video of like a car doing donuts in the middle of the freeway in new york did you see that i don't know if it was relative it was related i don't know if they're screaming palestine or something but they were it was blocked traffic in new york that was today i think part of it is like it feels like lately the world is crazy every day. So for there to be a specific day where it's supposed to get more crazy, more crazy. It's like, okay. It's also the internet though.

It's just the access to all of the, all of the crazy things that happen at your, are now at your fingertips and in your pocket all the time. Back in the day, you would have had to watch like, you know, maybe they include a couple stories like that at the end of the news. If you watch the news when you're younger, not everyone did. Now you're not getting it in the form of some stuffy dude in a suit telling it to you. It's in your pocket and you're scrolling through and you're algorithmically being programmed to see how crazy the world is every single day.

And that's hard on anyone's brain. And that violence, I was thinking like the day everything kind of started. I was flying home from Vegas and I saw the imagery of like people just murdered in the streets. There was like a I think it was the image of, you know, the elderly people outside the bus stop just. And I cried in the car and I was actually shocked that I cried. And then I was shocked that I was shocked about it because I'm like, how is it shocking that I'm crying when I'm seeing this? Am I that desensitized that it's rare for me to cry when I see a scene like that? And that's society as a whole, you know, it's like we are way too desensitized to seeing

just things that you are not meant to see. And in the past, you would have had to go to like psychotherapy to cope with the fact that you saw it. It's like hyper normalization. Yeah. I've kind of been keeping off uh looking at the videos i'm wondering today should i expose myself to some of these traumatic deaths and and i do you you have been watching it oh i look at all the videos i watch man i saw one of a dog getting shot did you see that that was tough i i don't care to see that i mean oh my god i watch it all uh my view is i i've not it's not not for everybody

but do you know what the real world is yeah because do you just live in the safety bubble of the united states i feel like i can't communicate properly with the people that have been exposed to it unless i expose myself to it yeah and i i my view has always been that was uh like i remember there was a viral video of three dudes murdering a guy in europe that was on like live leak and oh yeah that one and i was like i'm gonna watch it because this is what this is this this evil exists and i i feel there's a lot of people like i don't want to watch it i don't want to watch it and that to me kind of felt like please please let me stay under the covers the monsters are outside whereas i'm like you're better off

like this this is imagine this little kids hide under the covers. The monsters are outside. Whereas I'm like, you're better off. Like this, imagine this. Little kids hide under the covers because they're scared of a monster or something, right? Like that's the worst thing you can do because now you can't see the threat. And if there is a monster, it's coming for you. Yeah, that kid has no situational awareness.

Exactly. Exactly. So my attitude is like, you should understand these things. You know, you watch these videos, you might get an understanding. You watch videos of war and conflict. And then if it ever comes up, you will understand it. In the one in 100 million chance you find yourself in a war or conflict, and you've watched these videos, you might have a slight bit of information or understanding that someone else wouldn't that could help you survive yeah yeah and i can even identify that within myself the fact that sometimes i do really like i'm not going on twitter today because i don't want to see the extent of it that is exactly what you're saying that's actually the wrong thing to do

i just think some people are like built differently like it'll affect them in a crazy way and some it's not like as worth it but but you're right and be wary of who's posting it because the visceral reaction you will have to these videos will be used to manipulate you. That too. Yeah, whatever context it's put up. Because if it goes up and it says, this is an Israeli settler. And you're like, oh, you get all this rage. And then you find out later it was like a Sudanese dude or something.

And you're like, what in the hell is from like two years ago? But your emotions have already fried. And you're like, built these new neural pathways. Well, look at the covington kid story everyone even conservatives were messaging me being like did you see what this kid did and i'm like what did he do and they're like look at the video and i'm like i have no idea what's happening in this video like two there's a kid smiling in front of a guy who's banging the drum right and they're like yeah but he like got in his face i'm like i don't see that in the video where did that happen and they're like well

i'm like wait what that's a great example of how twisted things were a couple years ago even more so than now in terms of that stuff where it's like you're watching something and you're not seeing it but you feel like you have to agree that it's something bad happening when it's a kid just sitting there i don't there were a bunch of there were a bunch of tweets like pierce morgan tweeted this thing where he's like you you know, oh, people are debating. They're asking, were babies beheaded? We used to be outraged that kids were killed. And what these people tried doing, I just get pissed off when you do this.

They were trying to change the argument to, is this claim true? And they made the argument, if you question it, you don't care that children died. And I'm like nobody said that and in fact the fact that pierce morgan did say it he's a scumbag for saying it and i will not be manipulated by you you've just pissed me off we're allowed to say killing kids is wrong and recognize they killed kids while still being like we'd like evidence there was a guy who like tweeted like he's like, we don't need evidence. That was just an actual tweet from him.

Evidence isn't necessary. I'm like, what? I think it was CNN said, bomb Iran. And they were like, just to clarify, even with no evidence. He's like, yeah. And then, this is crazy, was asked. So, you know, the U.S. would be spread very thin. He's like, my dad fought in Japan.

My uncle fought in Germany. He was literally invoking World War II to justify war with Iran without evidence right now. Yeah. Homeboy's calling for World War III, dude. These people are evil. John McCain is just rolling over in his grave right now. Just pissed. Rolling.

He's just pumped. He's wished he could get out. He's not rolling. He's banging. He's trying to get out. He's like, I can't believe I missed this one. He's like, round two. Let's go. Round two. He's not rolling. He's banging. He's trying to get out. He's like, I can't believe I missed this one. He's like, round two. Let's go.

Round two. Just angry. Because then Meghan McCain said something and they're like, just like daddy said, right? That's how it is. It's the anti-war protesters spinning in their graves. I don't know who to reference. The ease at which so many people that, again,

like we're saying, have no concept of what it actually is and are people that are sometimes like me on those days where you don't look, right? It's like the ease at which people land on, yeah, go in there. Let's fight. It's like people get that too easy. What do you think George Washington

and Ben Franklin would say? Oh, I mean, I don't know. Wait, George Washington? If they were here like uh and i don't think george washington was an orator he was a general he was a pretty good speaker too but he was he was in congress with everybody not to say that he wouldn't say something though i think i mean how would they feel about this because obviously the balfour declaration is real the british set up the mandate for palestine over there after world war one like it were not

are you saying there was no palestine before that uh it wasn't i don't know if what it was called but it was like uh it was uh ottoman for a while and then i think that they took it from the ottomans after world war one when the ottoman empire blew apart they got rid of the ottoman empire but it has just changed hands so much but it's like obviously the united states has been involved with the formation of israel in 1948 like, what do we do, George? Like, what do we do you guys? Cause they were considered terrorists to George Washington. King George called him terrorists.

Yep. Right. I mean, well, I don't think he used the word terrorist, the King. I think he literally did actually. Uh,

did he? Yeah. Cause the terrorism comes from the French revolution, which was after the American revolution. Let me see if there is that. It's like, it's this one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. And then it's something that's going around.

Yes. And I would love to get the perspective of the guys that were called terrorists fighting for their freedom from an oppressive tyrant. Because that's what they claim the Palestinians are right now. But yeah, I think it was the French Revolution where the word terrorism comes from. Which was after the American Revolution. It's a whole period of time. But the main was after, yeah. All right.

Let's go to Super Chats. If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show if you like it, and head over to TimCast.com, click join us. Become a member, because the members-only uncensored show will be particularly spicy and graphic. We have a contentious debate going on. A massively viral tweet from Jackson Hinkle claiming that Ben Shapiro's images of the babies in Israel are AI generated. And we're going to go through this and break it down because I actually did a quick analysis myself.

I will not say that it is definitive. They are AI generated. But this AI, what's the word? An AI detection program. There you go. Detection algorithm claims it is. But these things could be wrong. The Israeli government put out several photos, and one of these photos has been run through

the AI detector. Detection unit. Detection unit. But we'll talk about that. We'll talk about that in the members-only show. And the reason for it is they're graphic images. We're going to keep this one. It's not family-friendly, and it'll be on the members show.

But let's read. Cultural Abduction says, Tim, you're making fun of Ian now. But when Palestine does become the 51st state, we'll see who's laughing then. Keep it real, Ian. But hope everyone stays safe tomorrow. I'm honestly on edge. Dude, when I read that story, it was like the other day. I actually got like a sinking feeling.

I'm like, oh, what story? The Hamas is calling for a global jihad on Friday and you're just like and it's Friday the 13th I know with the ring of fire eclipse happening the next day like that red heifer couldn't wait till Saturday and the red heifer last month 51st state but we can't make them

do it it has to be a petition from Palestine weird nugs says saw a video of Palestinian children talking about how they wanted to stab and run over Jews. Don't know how I feel about it. Yes, it's a video from Gaza. I believe it's Gaza. And they're asking children coming out of school, like, what do they teach you? And the children are like

that, you know, Israel is bad. They're our enemies and we have to win and we're going to win and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. All right. What do we have here? What do we have here? What is this? Shane H. Wilder says, With Graham chomping at the bit for war,

I have been contemplating the song Patriot's Dream by Gordon Lightfoot about patriots who go to fight while the old man in the hill smiles a wicked smile and he sends them off to die. Oof. Oof, yeah.

Christina Pasafong says, I love you, Blair love you christina you all says why you terminate my producer's account after restreaming last friday at miami not everyone can afford a paywall in bydonomics oh i i loved this super chat that came earlier so for those that aren't aware, we did a special event that cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars to put on in Miami and we sold tickets to it. We also, for a variety of reasons, put it on the website as a members only show, which I explicitly stated like two weeks before that we were doing this for several reasons. One, because people in the audience can yell things and we don't want to have to be controlled, like, you know, get it, get the whole show taken off YouTube because people yell things.

So we're like, look, it's just better for a lot of reasons to do it on the website as members only. And we need to do things that drive memberships. We need to literally create special programs, events that make it worth being a member. Now, here's the thing. We just about broke even. In fact, I think it's fair to say we arguably did not break even, but we're just about there. A little bit of the merch, maybe after spending a year on working on this event and, you know, hundreds of thousands of dollars, we maybe will come out with like a couple grand, which we then have to put right back in if we want to do more events. And this dude, as a member, screen grabbed the show and broadcast it for free on YouTube,

basically spiking our effort. And we're wondering why we did not have a better turnout and why we, the member drive didn't work as well. And it's a substantial sum of money lost. And to say that people couldn't afford the 10 bucks just to watch it on the website bro fine whatever man but all we did was that right when the show wrapped and we got word that someone had broadcast the whole thing out we just we did a copyright takedown saying you can't do this that's it that's all we did as you should have if you're a member and you violate the terms like that you're gonna lose your membership yep well i mean it was just that's my call it's so

brutal because we can barely do these events it hurts because if someone's poor and they want to access it but the rules are you cannot get take it and steal it sorry man none of our speakers got paid and these are speakers who normally get paid because they were willing to do that for us because they're good people uh i worked two extra weekends and didn't get paid so you know even to say that it was break even is only me, I think being nice, because if someone else tried getting me to come to an event and to spend a week in another city and two extra weekends of work, insanely expensive for me to want to do

that. It's, it's, it's, it was, I'll just say this, the amount of stress traveling, doing the show for a week somewhere else, a lot happened behind the scenes security wise and it is difficult and the goal is we want to bring people together we want to create cultural events and then we're also like it's a good opportunity to do something that makes it valuable to be a member we want to spend that money it is stressful for me because i'm like but we're going to get a lot of new members out of this and we're going to create something memorable and we're going to sell this unique merch and then there's some dude being like, screw your efforts, screw all your hard work, screw all the stress you went through. We're stealing this and giving it to everybody for

free. That way you can never do it again. The end result of this is the dude who broadcast it for free to everybody. It makes it difficult for us to do it again. If I have to go and say, hey, guys, we're not going to break even on this. Like, who's going to want to do it? It's just me basically just losing money and it's unsustainable and then eventually run out and then there's no more events. So that one particularly pissed me off. And as someone who witnessed just on a very it was easy for me to come to the Austin one you did, but I witnessed how much stress you and the entire team was under. So all I did was have to walk into the dressing room and say hi and then go on stage. But I witnessed how much stress you and the entire team was under. So all I did was have to walk into the dressing room

and say hi and then go on stage. But I saw how much stress you guys were all under. And it's like, yeah, you deserve to be paid for that. You know, it's not even about deserving to be paid.

It's that I want to do events. We want to do more events. If we don't make money, the events stop happening. Right. Because like, so the tickets were 175 bucks after tax and everything,

$200. Why? Otherwise we don't break even. Otherwise, we don't break even. And if we don't break even, it's basically just losing money. And so in a lot of ways, like the Austin event, I think we lost like, I don't know the numbers, like $20,000 or $30,000. We lost. Not surprised.

To do that event. We lost to do that event. Because we're like, building these cultural events and doing this is good. It's something we should do. And then fortunately, Public Square sponsored this event, which is the only reason we actually made it out on top and can do another one so public square those guys are awesome true and then after the show we find out that 13 000 people watched live a free version of it just ripping us off completely and spiking our efforts yeah it was so brutal dude oh shout out it was like getting punched in the stomach

and being like all that all that nightmare of working 48 hours straight with no sleep gone because some dude was like i don't want to spend ten dollars yeah man i want to shout out to mosaic the company that did the av uh i don't you know better than i do surge but these guys did a spectacular job took a lot of the stress off the team and it was really great working with them yeah and it looked so good thanks man appreciate it yeah but uh yeah to the guy's producer come on bro what the hell it's like it's crazy to me that people are like no tim you should work for free you should give us free stuff because we can't afford it okay tim remember your robin hood roots no it's just like give us taxes then that was the last event if that's the

attitude people have i am not i'm not i'm going to lose another 30 grand doing an event like this. Not the night of. If you're going to restream it, maybe we could consider putting it up later for the public. It went up right away on iTunes and Spotify. It's up on iTunes and Spotify, right? Yeah. Okay, there you go.

Yeah, it's all up. But it's like we're trying to survive. We're trying to build a company. We're trying to win a culture where we're trying to do more and there are people who are like, I deserve it for free. You should work for free i'm like that's just the craziest thing hi call me yeah that's the it's just so crazy to me it's like dude

we we we we we we if i were to bill my hours for the event the event is negative heavily negative yeah say i love you so let's read some more super chats show base though says every marine i know including myself is armed to the teeth and looking forward to delivering america to these people yikes glory be to god says a group of cartel members have called for a purge if hamas is being led by the ccp this could mean that china is using proxy groups to target american civilians may god have mercy on your souls that is one of the stories that's come out that um china is trying to draw the u.s into war on four fronts so that when they take taiwan we can't do

anything about it spread us thin yeah the bonus hole says commander biden for speaker of the house bacon grease iv drips for hamas yikes that's a bonus hall is that the biden's dog the dog yeah he's gonna bite everyone he named his dog commander because we didn't have a commander in the white house we needed one yes and then he bit like 12 people yeah yeah alan shower shower says so with poso's vids today can max come back and explain accidental targets of opportunity that musical failure phil labonte was correct everybody on our show today was calling him the musical failure oh yeah he's great today they're like like all the super chats were like oh it's musical failure phil labonte i didn't get the context of that super chat but i would

love to have max back on anytime uh posobic's been posting a bunch of videos like showing of collateral of like showing what hamas is doing there's a video this is one of the videos that i've referenced they're trying to storm a kibbutz which has got perimeter fencing so they hide in the bushes until civilians pull up run up and execute the civilians and you can watch the full video in full detail and then they the the car as soon as the car opens the gate they kill everyone inside of it and then run inside it's it's nuts man it is so sick that's crazy god cupo soothe says please look up samir khan in car with ala laki cia could not authorize a kill order just waited until they were together and called it collateral damage. Wow. Wow.

Evil. Crazy, man. All right. What do we have? Jacob Hawley says, Tim and crew, I might not always agree with you or your guests, but I sincerely will be praying and hoping for your safety.

Be safe. Look out for your friends and family. Keep on the spiritual journey, Ian. I've been praying with my pastor for you. Thank you very much. Look for me later on Twitter. Cl on the spiritual journey, Ian. I've been praying with my pastor for you. Thank you very much. Look for me later on Twitter, closer to midnight. You know what that is? It's all that psychic energy is being directed right at you, and you're absorbing it.

You'll start to dream about me, too. No, I'm talking like people need to stop praying. Ian's getting ripped, and I saw him levitating, and his eyes were glowing earlier. You'll notice that when you watch someone a lot, it's kind of like a form of worship. Like if you have someone on the internet that you like to watch and let's do a video blogger and then you'll start they might appear in your dreams and give you wisdom and things like that just be careful with cult worship yeah clayton webb says will y'all make freeze-dried instant coffee want to put it in my gear um that's actually a good idea i'm not a you know on the surface it's like why

would we do that but in terms of people who are going camping or doing survival stuff then you definitely want something like that so i don't know if we have the means just yet but we're working on a bunch of stuff we're working on uh supplements but uh only a few i'm not a big fan of like doing the you know super brain formula weird herbal garbage i don't do any of that stuff but protein powder and mct the reason why we're considering doing it is because i don't like what's that stuff but protein powder and mct the reason why we're considering doing it is because i don't like what's on the market yeah i will say jocco milk is the best protein powder i've ever had and so that solves a lot of my my like so i don't know if i need to make a protein powder but uh i want an mct protein blend so high fat content mix true

then you just add water it's like a milkshake. That's what I'm talking about. Go look at TimCast MRE. I don't know about that. MREs are fun though. MREs are fun once a year with your friends. You crack one open and see what prize, like what you get. Ooh, I got a weird thing, a raspberry jam or something. The videos do well when people do videos on YouTube of those too.

But I mean, it's just, you know, I think you'll die. You ever see the video of the guy eating like a hundred year old MREs from like a civil war. And he's like, oh. Yeah. That's like what they don't know is when people come out here back in, back when in the early days of Timcast, when you'd come out here, Tim would then get new people here to try MREs.

They're all downstairs. What do you mean? We have a bunch. But I'm saying, but back then, like, it was like when new people would come in, when there were more people were being hired. Tim's like, hey, try this MRE. That's because the MREs had just come and they're in a big box.

And I'm like, have you ever had an MRE? We got one right here. He's like watching if you're sweating or not, you're eating it. They have iron shavings and you pour water in it and it oxidizes and heats up and that's how you cook the food. MREs are fun. It's like bring your kids out in the backyard and do a little fake fake fake camping trip with a tent and have a little mre or something i actually have a bunch of the like the entree i ordered the entrees i

would eat them before the show some of them are really good and some of them are just should should be crimes yes the for the most part the ravioli is fine yeah yeah it's like it's a trip party you know i mean it's like ravioli in the. Yeah, yeah. It's like Chef Boyardee, you know what I mean? The ravioli and those are fine. Some of them, not so much. I think the pizza is not food, but I still liked it. We had pizza lunchables growing up. You want an MRE? I just want to eat anything.

You want to go run and grab one real quick? I could, yeah. Where are they? Do we have any? Are they in the storeroom? I don't know if there's any. I didn't see any down there last time. There's one in the garage.

Really? I got a bunch, but I have just the entrees. Oh, you can see if there's one in the store. I'll try it. When you go and you turn left, and it's on the shelf on the left. Is it going to make me throw up? No, no, no.

It's just like... When you go to the store, you get hamburger helper and stuff. It's just the prefab freeze-dried. I was going to say, maybe get something that will make me throw up and do better content. See, I like them, freeze dried. And I was going to say, maybe get something that will make me throw out the better content. But see,

I like it. That's because I eat like trash. So we'll eat them during the members only. We'll, we'll crack open an MRE. That'll be the members only get. But they don't actually last that long. I think their,

their shelf life is like two years. Yeah. It's not that long. Yes. But I, but I only got them because it was fun and it's like, let's, we should,

we should do a video where we crack open some memories and eat them. Yeah. A lot of it's just like not good. You don't want to eat it. It's like a lot of sugar, a lot of carbs. Yeah. I can understand if you're in the middle of like a combat zone, you want to just jam some food in your gullet or whatever, but I don't want to eat this stuff.

We'll grab some more. What do we got? Bender the Offender says, I work and live near a steel mill in Ohio. If a foreign power invaded the US., would the manufacturing plants be targeted for bombing, or do you think they would try to strategically take the plants over? Depends on what they're doing. If it's an invasion, they'd take them over. But there would probably

be some degree of damage to them. But people gotta understand this about war. You need resources for war. That's it. You can't just invade a country and then shoot. You have to take control support your troops yep need supply lines and everything what have we here oh what do we got let's grab a super chat gun face says by these people's logic shouldn't they be put up to pasture

since we live on stolen land from the native americans exactly that's that's the point a lot of people make the far leftists will not give up their own property nimbyism but wasn't it native americans demanding back like vermont or something uh i think so some politicians said something about it okay then give us our land back right now and they're like oh well actually name a land that isn't stolen right and maybe i'll take you seriously then if you can actually and also it's so humanist right these people These people are claiming that Native Americans own the land. The deer and the bears. Right.

The wolves. Right. It was stolen from them. No, it's speciesist. Is that the word speciesist? Speciesist. Speciesist, yeah. That's actually a thing people say.

No, it's the vegans say that, right? Speciesist or speciesist. Speciesist, I think. Neglectful sausages. Even in the future called Star Trek, the people on all the space stations of the eco-socialist federation worked literally non-stop and owned little that is true but you're referring to the military like starfleet was effectively like the navy

so well of course people there worked all the time they're in military service but you know everyone else on earth had unlimited food star trek didn't address a lot of the issues that needed to address like i would like to open up the star wars i'm sorry star trek universe and then have them explain how the israel palestine conflict got resolved like you're in the future oh those are not mres what are those those are not mres emergency food that is not an MRE. You grabbed the wrong food. This is what I was handed. Who handed you that? Charles.

I know where they are. Okay. I know where some of them are. What do they look like? Are they white? No, they're brown. Yeah, they're brown. They're brown and on the bottom of the shelf.

I'm going to go take another look. But these are emergency food, in case you are wondering. These are pretty good. Those are the safe and ready meals. I'll leave these up here. Maybe we can show them off every once in a while. Yeah, we'll show them off on the member show, because we got them. Creamy chicken flavored rice. These are actually really good. I'll leave these up here. Maybe we can show them off every once in a while. Yeah, we'll show them off on the member show because we got them. Creamy chicken flavored rice.

These are actually really good. Yeah, true. Very delicious. Actually, there was a period where we started cracking open too many of our emergency food buckets because the food is legit good. There's like stroganoff. And we would use it as a base and like cut steak and chicken into it and put cheese. And I'm just like, we're supposed to be saving this.

It's Hamburger Helper. Like these bags that he bought up. They last for 25 years i'm literally eating so hungry yeah you need to bring something good up i swear to god well the mre's you're supposed to just open and eat you know what i mean right yeah there's like the peach cobbler but it's i think it's we have that down there i know where it is but i can't leave but it's just like right now a bag of goo yeah yeah it tastes so good yeah it does it's probably haverdell's corn syrup victor m says tim you should play cursed cursed halo instead of balder's gate 3 what well i've done like four run-throughs of balder's gate 3 already so i'm basically done with it now i'm just looking at

mods oh i don't know curse halo is but i've heard starfield is too woke nobody and like people are abandoning it yeah yeah don't know not sure the big problem with baldur's gate 3 is that everyone in the game that you can be like everyone is pansexual and constantly trying to bang you to the point where it's like i'm it's it's really annoying and i'm just skipping skip skip skip like dude it's carlack okay for those that did you find okay he found one he found one. He found one. Charles rectified it. Here, let me see.

So what's the actual... Chicken chunks, white and cooked. That was the last MRE. Really? The last one? It was the last one in the box I found. No, there's a bunch. Nobody's eating it.

There's like an open one. Or the half open one. How do I open this? Do I need a knife or something? No, you just gotta rip on the top. Okay, so I just bust it open and eat it. No, no, no. You open it as a bunch of little things.

It's like a bunch of little bags and pouches and stuff. There's things to heat stuff up, et cetera, et cetera. I'm like, don't break a nail. Yeah. All right, did you get it? Are you opening from the wrong spot? Am I? I mean, I handed a certain spot.

Oh, yeah. Okay, that was my fault. My bad. These things are super easy to open. You just tear it. What are you doing? I saw an MRE out of the Ukraine. I don't know if it's a real video or not,

but it was like a fish. It's a fish out of a bag. All right, let's see. Hold it up so the camera can see it. So this is what it looks like. With the directions. They have a heating element and stuff, too. So this is chicken.

Let's see. Now you've got to open another bag. Oh, there's Reese's in there. Really? Yeah. You want wanna eat those? I need to get like this pen see it's secure

cause it's for when you're in the battlefield it is secure and I will say that but if I was really on a battlefield I don't know if I'd open it it's kinda loud oh they do have Reese's

and it's not even like an off brand it's Reese's Pieces that's sick I'm gonna start with these what are the other ones what's that one Trail Mix Trail Mix It's not even like an off-brand. It's original. I'm gonna start with these. What are the other ones? What's that one? Trail mix. Trail mix.

Chicken chunks. This is definitely... It's like saucy. Saucy. Or like liquidy. Chicken chunks. Moisture. Okay. I mean that can come in handy. What do you do with... Is it mayonnaise or something? What do you do with chicken chunks? Cheese spread cheese spread yeah we got crackers so you put the chicken chunks on

cheese on crackers with cheese wait this is looking like a whole feast actually like i did really actually it's all dinner i'm with this what'd you get tortillas oh my god everything are you kidding i thought it was gonna be some like gnarly shit uh first strike energy bar gonna need energy in that battlefield. What is that one? Orange powder? Orange drink? Rehydration? Electrolyte. Oh, there you go. So I guess you put your chicken chunks on your tortillas

and put cheese on them. I don't see the chicken chunks though. It's that gray bag right there. Oh, okay. So what should I eat? You gotta open the tortillas first. Tortillas. Well, no, you You gotta open the tortillas first. Tortillas. Well, no, you put them on the tortilla with cheese.

And you're making a chicken quesadilla. That sounds awful. But I bet it tastes good. Not the chicken chunks and the cheese spread. I could literally go get one of the spaghettis or something like that. That might be more appetizing. Okay, look, it's a whole Taco Bell moment.

Yeah, look, tortillas. Loving that. And then, uh... I think I was the only person in the world that liked Taco Lunchables. Ooh. I was. Taco Lunchables? Yeah. Oh, yeah, that was a thing. Taco Lunchables. Oh, yeah, that was a thing. I remember those, I think. Before you were born, Serge.

Yeah, you just eat it. It's like, we have cans of chicken downstairs. You crack them open and you just eat them. Alright, I'm gonna fold it with a little tortilla. You got to put cheese on it. I'm not a big cheese person. Okay, I'm going to try the chicken. Live react.

There you go. I'm getting the... What is it? Is it good? I don't want to be dramatic. It's not great. The tortilla is fine. The chicken... Is it dry?

It's tasting like not chicken. Is there like hot sauce or something or mayonnaise or something? Pepper? I mean, it's not terrible, but it's not. Tiny after kick. Tiny after kick. Bad one? What is that?

Not great. Hot sauce, actually. So you know what? We're going to do that. We're going to try that hot sauce. Oh, careful. That would be really gooey. It'll probably spill.

This is going to explode on me. Maybe some scissors. You got any scissors over there? No, not right here. We'll read some more Super Chess. This is going on. Ryan, the eating warrior, says, Second coming, Jesus comes back with a flaming sword to lead an army.

Oh, yeah. What's the flaming sword in the Bible? I'm trying to figure it out. Do they actually have blowtorches? No. No, it's a flaming sword, dude. Yeah. It's literally a flaming sword.

But what's it really? A flaming sword. Probably lit it on fire torches? No. No, it's a flaming sword, dude. Yeah, but what's it really? A flaming sword. You probably lit it on fire, right? Yeah. I kind of want one of those topics. Like they oiled it up and then set the oil on fire? There was a bush that was on fire that wasn't degrading. There's a lot of stuff in the Bible that's not exactly real,

but I think they really mean a flaming sword. You want a torch, yeah? We'll do it after. When it's members only, I'll make one. The mukbang in the members only. Just don't destroy them all like that. Oh, yeah. I was picturing dudes with little blowtorches

and then if you got close to them, they'd kick it on really hard and the flame would shoot out and they'd stab you with the flame. I'm like, oh yeah, flaming sword. That's awesome, actually. Legama says, some of the things said here, mainly by Ian, so ridiculous, so inaccurate, allowed to stand on their so pseudo-merits with no debunking, would be the easiest debunks in history. It's disgusting, almost sacrilegious.

Millions of minds fed nonsense. I still support Timcast. Well, thank you for the super chat. But the reason why your super chat was sort of like lame is because there were no specifics. All you got to do is say one of the things I said and why, and then we can have a talk about it. That's true.

You could have literally, you could super chat and just be like, here's what Ian is wrong about. Boo, boo, boo. You know, you could do 10 different super chats at 10 bucks. But I appreciate it. A lad who ate four dozen eggs says 10 bucks is expensive, Tim. I understand that.

How much did he pay to tell you that? 10 bucks. 10 bucks. Right. I understand. Anyone want recess? Well, I'm going to wait until the after show.

Normally, I just like to, we have peanut butter cups, Quest ones. They have like no sugar, but they're splendid in them, so I don't really want to eat them. He's weird now.

Yeah. Thanks. Let's see what we got. Polly Puree says, there was never a Palestine in human history. Mark Twain, the author,

visited the Israel region in 1856 and said that not a single person lived in that region. The Jews began rebuilding it several decades later. Yep. That's what I was saying the other day on the show is that it was basically barren land. And until the Jews were actually there and making civilization, then people moved in. And now they're claiming it's their ancestral lands.

Hmm. All right. What do we have? Let's grab some more seabass says jews are still looking for their messiah which christians believe that is the antichrist and christians believe jesus is the messiah and is coming back to save the jews which would be the second coming you the christians think that the second coming is the antichrist or that the jewish first coming is the antichrist and that there will be a second coming that's different than that person in during the second

coming there will be an antichrist that comes and leads people astray essentially um that's not the same as the second coming of the messiah so before the second coming occurs there will be an antichrist it's part of the whole the whole but the christian second coming is the jewish first coming it's the same guy yes because the jewish that super chat was wrong then the jews do not believe that there was a first coming of the messiah they're still way they're still in remember jesus was jewish they were waiting for the fulfillment of all the previous prophecy in the torah and the talmud etc and then they don't believe that that jesus was the messiah whoa look at this what the heck says shout out to jefferson spirits a bar in medford oregon for getting shut down by the olcc from 10 11 23 to 11 11 23 for a masking violation back

in 2020 wow dude wow evil people dude that's like sick and twisted beyond yeah especially right now my god raymond g stanley jr says cheese spread was the bestest of the best i used to squirt that stuff but it's that word spread that i don't like just like the chicken chunks. says cheese spread was the bestest of the best. I used to squirt that stuff out of the can. But it's that word spread that I don't like. It's like the chicken chunks and the cheese spread. Just call it chicken. Just call it cheese. It's weird to me. Chicken chunks. I also don't trust the tortillas because it's going to be like brominated

plastic cardboard. Yeah, it's probably the worst part. I don't think you were supposed to put the spread on the chicken. It goes on the crackers? I think it goes on the crackers. And the hot sauce goes. Spread on the chicken. It goes on the crackers? I think it goes on the crackers. And the hot sauce goes... Spread on the chicken just sounds gross. What if it's a quesadilla?

I literally feel like such a piece of shit that you're eating. You make a quesadilla. You take the tortilla, put the chicken and the cheese on it. I think it's just supposed

to be the chicken and the hot sauce. I really do think they could have done better. Like these MREs, like there could be better. better see you could make your own that's what i'm saying gourmet and people would buy it make your own we'll get andrew gruel on this one there you go you'll like you'll rip up in the bag and then slide out a plate with like this perfect chef design caprese salad and you pull it out. It's perfectly preserved. Nothing rotted for some reason.

That's kind of the thing. Like you can't have good stuff. All right. What do we got? Joan says, Hey, all love the show. Question for Ian. Any more plans to update your feed for subscribers on X?

Oh yeah. Yeah. But I don't know what to do exactly. And I always feel guilty keeping anything from behind a paywall. It's just part of this weird charitable thing I've got going, but I would love to, I would love to, I would love to. I should do just something

every week, but I don't want to do something lame where you're like, this is what I get. But it's like, you're getting nothing right now. I could just do my workouts.

I mean, they're not like spectacular. It's just me, you know, biceps, shoulders, quads. You deserve to make money

off of what you do and what you give to the world. I don't think you should feel weird about that. It's weird. It is a communist thing the idea that profit is somehow something to be guilty of is a weird communist idea profit is literally like hey i just did some work and i feel that i would like to trade the work that i did for something in exchange and then communists are like they want they want to abolish profit there's something the dsa says abolish profit

profit is just literally what you are getting for yourself. This is crazy. You spend 20 bucks on some wood and some nails. You then do the work to make a birdhouse and then say $25. That five bucks is so that you can buy food. And they're like, no, you shouldn't be allowed to. So then how do you get

food? You don't. There's this thing going on where it's like, if you look at the leftist comics on like on like kickstarter or anything like that they'd always make this point to like point out like this is where all the money from the from this kickstarter is going to and they would make perfectly clear that like we're not taking anything home because they understand that the people that are in their audience would be absolutely appalled at the idea of them making any money whatsoever. break down my assessment so far, but nothing's definitive, but we'll show you. And the photos are pretty graphic. That's why it's going to be members only. Smash the like button. You can follow the show at Timcast IRL. You can follow me personally at Timcast. Blair, do you want to

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