Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #901 Trump Says TUCKER CARLSON FOR VP, RNC Starts LYING About Vivek Ramaswamy w/Lectern Guy

Episode Date: November 10, 2023

Tim, Hannah Claire, Shane Cashman, & Serge join The Lectern Guy, aka Adam Johnson, to discuss Trump suggesting Tucker Carlson could be his pick for VP, the chairwoman of the RNC throwing a temper tantrum over Vivek Ramaswamy, NYPD arresting another man for stopping a criminal, & ethical questions being raised about the journalists following Hamas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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But when we did, it was incredible. Vivek Ramaswamy stole the show, shattering all the online informal polls. But you know it. The corporate press is claiming he failed. He did the worst. I love it. The New York Times saying Nikki Haley actually did the best. And Vivek did the worst.

Meanwhile, all of the trends, all the searches are Vivek, Vivek, Vivek. He absolutely nailed it. So, of course, now there's a clip going around of Ronna McDaniel, who's very upset, claiming that Vivek voted for Obama. Here's the best part. Tim Kass got a scoop right after the show, because, of course, we know everybody who's

basically at the debate. And Ronna apparently said, as Vivek was roasting her, he's an a-hole, he's an a-hole, he's not getting a cent from us. Vivek commented saying this is basically calling it corruption. So this is crazy. The top story, however, Donald Trump said

on, I think it was Clay Travis' show with Buck Sexton, that Tucker Carlson would be good for VP. That's a question of whether or not Tucker would do it, but we keep asking this question because a lot of people are saying that the GOP debate was actually the VP debate. Yeah, right. As if Chris Christie wants to be VP for Trump. Maybe Vivek, but he says he doesn't want to do it. I personally would love to see a Trump Carlson ticket. That would be,

I don't, I don't see how that loses. I got to be completely honest, but you know, who knows, who knows? Maybe we're in a bubble. So we'll talk about that. Plus a crazy story in New Jersey, a January 6th manhunt. Apparently they're using APCs, helicopters, dogs. They found a guy, they want to arrest him, and he fled. So we'll talk about that. Before we get started, my friends, head over to castbrew.com and buy Cast Brew Coffee. You must support the show by buying our official sponsor's product. Our official sponsor, us, of course, is our coffee company.

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I'm going to, which name should I use? I call him Mr. Guy, first name Lectern, but his name's Adam Johnson. Hey, thanks for having me on. You might know me from such acts as the worst day in history since 9-11, comparable even really. I'm the artist formerly known as Via Getty. I am. Oh, that's right. You're Via Getty. Exactly.

That was amazing. So for those that don't know, when this gentleman was taken, a photo was taken of him via Getty. Getty is a photography, like a photo distribution company. And what was it? Someone thought that, it means from Getty. They thought your name was via Getty. Yes, this is the intelligence on Twitter 1.0 that was allowed to circulate and spread these things. Right on.

Well, since then, you've been on a bunch of podcasts you're you've i heard you've given out little lecterns to people you have you are of course the guy that everyone knows carrying the lectern and waving and now we've had you on before so it's great to have you back we got a lot to talk about and especially considering this man hunt so it'll be interesting to hear about the the finer details of of what goes into these january six cases so thanks for hanging out thanks for having me we got shane cashman hanging out what's up i uh write for timcast.com i write about the what little distinction there is between ghosts demons and american politics yeah it's great i'm hannah clibrimo i also write for timcast.com i cover what i think is real news but it's impossible to tell these days

sir just here too yes episode 90. I'm excited to be here. Tim, let's get started when you are. The first story from the hill. Trump says he'd consider Tucker Carlson as running mate. Quote, I like Tucker a lot. I guess I would, Trump said during an appearance on the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show this week. I think I'd say I would

because he's got great common sense. You know, when they say that you guys are conservative or I'm conservative, it's not that we're conservative. We great common sense. You know, when they say that you guys are conservative or I'm conservative, it's not that we're conservative. We have common sense. We have to have safe borders. We want to have a wall because walls work. Carlson was fired by Fox News, blah, blah, blah.

There you go. It's not a very big, a very verbose story, but there is. There's one legitimate reason why we talk about something like this is because no one really has a good guess as to who Trump's VP is actually going to be. And I get asked this quite a bit. I thought Carrie Lake would be good, but she's, she's running for Senate in Arizona, which makes a lot of sense. And I think that's, that's a better use of first time and, you know, honestly, and, uh, some people are saying the fake ramaswami especially with how well he did last night but there's one other reason why this is our lead story i'm trying to manifest this like i personally would love a trump carlson ticket because uh what

we often say is trump needs that like sane rational calmer person and i think uh you know a lot of people thought it would be desantis not desantis tucker carlson is is massive and i i think he could he could push trump over the over the limit there's no beating that ticket did trump say he was going to pick a woman like a few months ago no there's just a rumor about it okay so i thought i thought tulsi was going to be on the ticket no that's not a supreme court vote so it doesn't have to be a woman. And it's not, they're not, well, I mean, what's Trump, who's Trump trying to validate? What's he trying to prove? I know.

I thought, because I thought Kerry was going to be it until she announced the run for Senate. And then Tulsi said she was willing to work with Trump. Tulsi has said stuff. I mean, Kristi Noem has positioned herself. There's a couple of different people who are vying for the spot, obviously. My thing is, if Tucker becomes the vp that could be fun but i want

him to keep his twitter show right like the things that we love about tucker carlson exist because they are outside of politics and the government and i wouldn't want to lose that and it's a question of two like how much money is tucker losing by trying to be vp for trump right this is a this is a big challenge you have to really want it. Vivek, he's worth, what, $600-something million? So I got to be honest, I'm sure Vivek got to a certain point where he's like, I can't buy anything anymore. Like, what do I want? And he's like, well, maybe, like, one thing you can't buy, technically,

is a high-ranking government position. Although, let's be real, there's a certain level where it's all for sale, and then there's a certain level where it's not. You and then there's a certain level where it's not you know like being vp or president is something you can only you can buy a little bit of but you really got to push the rest and then you've got to basically sell promises to a bunch of evil people but if you want to be an ambassador oh it's a cash deal after the way he talked to the moderator last night i was like he'd be a great press secretary a lot of people are saying that yeah but i don't think he'd want to be press secretary i mean the thing that i like about vick is that he feels like he wants to be in charge of something and i think that's cool that he wants to sort of

contribute in that way i mean v vick's not my choice president although i admire him a lot he's great uh i have some i would want him to be stronger on restricting legal immigration i've said that a million times everyone's bored of this comment but it is fun to see him out there, right? He is shaking up politics the way that I think the same way we feel a Tucker Carlson vice presidency would shake up this established thing. We're sort of like, let's harken back to Mike Pence. And this is not to be directly mean to him, but he just sort of faded into the background. And we were like, yes, that one white evangelical from the Midwest, he wasn't anything until the end when he was a big problem. And I think we would expect more from a Carlson

vice presidency. Well, I do think, considering we're in a wacky simulation that doesn't seem to make sense at all, you're going to have to think crazier in terms of VP pick, right? Kanye West. Just go for it. That was floated around a year ago. Yeah, it was. Trump West was floated around.

Kanye, on Truth Social, I think, wrote a thing saying, I will let Trump be my VP. right a year ago yeah it was trump trump west was floated around kanye on true social i think wrote a thing saying i will let trump be my vp that's right i'm sure trump was like thank you so much very gracious of him yeah i mean i think the other thing is that we are seeing people who are at the front like in some ways i do think running for president for a lot of people is just to raise your national profile so realistically the people who are creating the shortlist of potential VP candidates are looking beyond the people who are appearing on the debate stage. I mean, Biden picked off the debate stage, Kamala dropped out, then she got her facelift. It was obvious she was going to be VP. These are historical facts. Why are you laughing at me? But, you know, with a lot of presidents

in the past, it's a, I mean, who had heard of Sarah Palin really before she got tapped to be VP? There are people that we're not aware of. And I wouldn't be surprised if Trump's team is expanding beyond people who hold government positions. Right. Yeah. But I mean, who's like the goal of the VP is to capture the demographic that the the the candidate doesn't capture. And so I think this is what who who was saying this was it uh was it robbie maybe rep starbuck i'm not sure they said what demographic does a vape capture that's he's he's he's basically got trump voters already you know that's this is the funny thing he says all the perfect things that every trump voter wants to hear and they're going to smile as they vote for trump and say oh hey vivek and they're going to smile as they vote for Trump and say, oh, hey, Vivek. And they're going to hit Trump. Exactly. So he's got it. Like if even if

he was going to be the VP, is he gaining anything for that ticket? Right. That was the argument with Mike Pence that he gave him he gave Trump evangelical voters in the Midwest. He locked that down. But I don't know if that's good. I think that's why people want there's this ongoing thing that it'll definitely be a woman because, you know, it was like suburban women are the ones who pulled away from Trump the most. theoretically if you put a lady in the vp office you know that will maybe win them back i don't think that's actually true i just think that's like because because then who's it going to be like christine ohm is a maybe but they're going to push nikki haley that's exactly what i was thinking as well but i think they're related with trump already right she worked in

the trump administration she absolutely i think their relationship's too contentious i don't think he would take nikki haley yeah but look, but look at the GOP debates in 2016. You know what I mean? Like, it was contentious, and then everyone got past it. This always happens. Kamala called, you know, Biden a racist. Yeah, right. And then she's like, no, I'm going to work for him.

That's just politics, yeah. Right. Right. I think there's a lot of women who are disaffected liberals who like RFK. And that maybe they're... Discover the magic of BetMGM Casino, where the excitement is always on deck. Pull up a seat and check out a wide variety of table games with a live dealer. From roulette to blackjack, watch as a dealer hosts your table game

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happening down the ticket is perhaps. Yeah. I mean, I also think that we look down to like attorney general levels, like Chris Kobach from Kansas. Like there are other people who have interesting points. I mean, the thing that rallied Trump voters, in my opinion, back in 2016 really was the wall and immigration that set him in a lot of ways. He was already different from a lot of candidates. But when he said, I'm going to build the wall,

that was something a lot of people rallied around. So to pick someone, female, male, whatever, who is taking a strong stance on immigration would in some ways reignite the base. And we know that the immigration crisis at the border is something that is starting to be a conversation in more moderate and left-leaning spheres. Progressives will probably never vote for anyone

who would build a wall, but there are other people who are feeling the burdens that might come around. Eric Adams wants a wall. I'm feeling worried it's going to be Nikki Haley as VP because people have floated that before. And everyone in the room just shook their head. Nikki Haley is John McCain's skeleton in a wig.

We can't have her anywhere near the White House. And that performance last night was terrible. I can't see her. Not according to the New York Times. Well, they see... And the New York Times definitely knows how Republican votes. Two movies, one screen. Right, right, right now right now one of the big stories we got is uh cnn new york times ap and reuters journalists embedded with hamas going to the attack on israel so it's like they knew but uh

right right now a bunch of media workers are protesting the new york times because they're not favorable to they they say Palestine, but we know what they mean by that. So that just helps you understand the kind of people who work for the New York Times. Yep, yep. Yeah. Yeah, it's interesting.

I said this morning, Nikki Haley was so excited to go to war that she premature bombed on stage last night. That's a good one. I just can't get over her heel tweet. What does that mean? It doesn't make any sense. It's so she said i wear heels for ammunition what does that heels are ammunition she's giving women a bad name everywhere it makes you never want to wear

heels again be associated with that comment yeah pelosi said she would use her heels to stab the writers she had an interview she talked about that she would have taken off her heels and stab people that's what nikki was Probably. Is that what she's claiming? She said, I wear heels, but they're not for fashion. They're for ammunition. But then I saw that video of a reporter throwing a shoe at Bush. So I was like, oh, yeah. Oh, man.

I remember when that happened, the shoe throw. Those were the days. We're so old. I think it was two. And then you see like Secret Service busting it through the back like five minutes late

to be honest like it was not their best moment I mean maybe that's what she meant maybe she was just preparing to throw her shoes across

at Vivek she was pretty angry at him Bush can dodge shoes and questions about why he went to war for 20 years yeah

and the left has accepted him back into like the good races yeah he threw the opening pitch recently. Yeah. Kimball had him on like a year or two to talk about his paintings. Oh, this is the thing.

So I went to Southern Massachusetts University in Dallas and his presidential library is on that campus. And I had a liberal professor tell me at one point, she's like, nowhere in America is he more popular than at this campus because he would come to like our basketball games. We chant USA. And like, it's not like his politics, but it's like, this is is kind of hilarious we have a president who just sits in all of he like would randomly show up in class wow i do need to point out though when vivek said dick cheney and three inch heels the moderator cut him off but he does say and we've got two of them on stage tonight

that actually sliced the joke so everyone immediately i tweeted i was like wow he called nicki haley Dick Cheney. And some people were like, I think he's talking about Ron. And then I played the clip back and he literally says, and we have two of them. He was talking about both of them,

but the moderator cut him off. The bouquet thing to me is so silly. Like we're a bunch of grown men talking about other men's feet. Like, is this politics now? This is the important thing. I think it matters. I've heard the argument about,

you know, integrity and honesty. And you should be honest about yourself and if you you have to wear you know lifts if it was some type of decision made by your team to be you appear taller than you said yes to it well maybe you shouldn't have said yes to that i think it's because you can't take a joke i don't care how tall you are it's just like that him or the team can't it shows insecurity and it also shows who he would staff himself with, right? Like, again, I thought DeSantis would have been a good VP pick. I'm not, I am very loathe to short anyone when potentially we have a long, long time.

It's going to take decades to turn America around, in my opinion. But, you know, with all of everything that's happened in Bootgate, it just makes it seem like he is around people who do not feel confident with doing. And so in response, they're on an attack mode. And I think that's what makes Trump in comparison even more attractive to voters, because through everything, he is ultimately the center of the room, this overconfident, this brash guy. He's not the most suave. He's not the most professional always, but he acts from a place of confidence. And I think that's what America's Americans really crave right now in leadership. most suave he's not the most professional always but he acts from a place of confidence and i think

that's what america's americans really crave right now in leadership let's let's jump to uh this next story this was uh big news that broke after the debate uh tim cass with the scoop rana mcdaniel overheard trashing vivek ramaswamy and debate audience saying he won't get a cent from us he's an a-hole total a-hole mcdaniel said a source who was sitting near McDaniel told Timcast News that she was not attempting to keep her voice lowered. Apparently, tons of people heard this, and she called him an a-hole and declared the party would not be giving him a cent. He's an a-hole, total a-hole. He's desperate because he's doing bad in the polls. He won't be getting a cent from us.

She was in complete meltdown over Vivek. The source said this was in the middle of the audience with an earshot of at least 50 people. So apparently after it, after the debate, Vivek apparently was having like was talking to her at the edge of the stage. Now we have this from the New York Post. Ronna McDaniel claps back at Vivek Ramaswamy. He's at 4% and needs a headline. This is in line with exactly what the Timcast news source said that she was saying in the audience and she went on to say something like uh let me see if they have it in this story

because vivek's like struck back here here we go she says i know that vivek is kind of newer to the party he voted for obama so he may not know that ramaswamy claimed he did not vote in any presidential election between 08 and 2016, voting for libertarian Michael Badnerick in 04 and former President Trump in 2020. So she's just losing it and outright lying now about Vivek. I got to tell you, I think I know what what Ronald McDaniel and the GOP establishment is doing. What do we keep hearing from DeSantis people? Oh, it's Trump's fault that we're losing all these elections. It's Trump's fault.

Oh, the Trump candidates are losing. They are intentionally sabotaging Republicans. And we hear it nonstop. We just had Jeremy Jusky on talking about how he gets he gets basically cut off and they they sabotage him him they're doing it so they can say see trump's bad for the party give us back the power let us be in control and shut your mouths i saw it firsthand how antiquated the gop is at the debate in california you know these the the nicki haley's the desantis they all walk off the stage no one really cares when they walk into the press room you know they get the the hannity treatment and they go away carrie lake and vivek were the people that people the the real press swarmed like you know and that was they were the center of attention and newsome which is an issue because like hannity loved being around newsome so much which is bizarre

but like everyone else no one cared you know chris christie doesn't even go to the press room you know he's literally no one cares. Ronald Daniel is like the Kathleen Kennedy for the GOP. Like she just keeps losing for us. And if we look at how, if I get this wrong, correct me. But even during the 2022 midterms, we saw that McCarthy was not supporting America First candidates. Right. We saw funding going.

Yes, we saw funding going actually against those candidates. And this is the game they're playing for a long time because you have something that Comes in that is anti establishment, you know, it's the only reason I voted for Trump at 2020 I didn't vote in 2016 for him and vote at all. So you see these things happen You're like man, maybe there actually is a voice pushing forward. We actually can't have meaningful change Yeah, it makes me wonder I mean if her smear to him is that he voted for Obama, you know, I believe him I believe he didn't but if if he did and now he's running for president, that's a huge change. And I think it would be interesting to talk to someone

and say, how did you come from either not voting or voting for Obama to wanting to really be a part of a very serious America first movement? It's sort of a missed opportunity on her part where she's saying you're threatening my power and she can't see what's actually good for the party. They're elitist, they're upholding the unitiparty and they hate outsiders like trump they carry lake so well and like she's saying he's not going to get a cent from us i mean vivek has a lot of money i'm sure

he doesn't want to spend it all on his campaign i'm sure donors are good things like that but like he doesn't actually need it exactly and this is how you get independence within the party vivek does not need to bend the knee to the corporate lobbying interests. And that's why he's able to say things that has that has us all riled up and all excited because he's like, I don't need your money. Screw off. You suck. And then they're like, well, I'm not going to give you any money. He's like, I got more money than you do. Exactly. I have a deep concern for these people. Let's let's just say Trump's not in office. You know, we're with someone who doesn't have Trump money or vague money. Do you think

they're going to come after them any less than the way they came after these two people who can actually afford their court fees? No. It's going to be the same tactic being forward. We are in this now. They will attack anyone who comes in. Anyone. And make the taxpayers pay for it. People need to understand, Ronna McDaniel likes

the Democrats more than she likes Vivek, more than she likes you. She will absolutely shake the hand and smile, you know, shake the hand of like Gavin Newsom and smile and everything while calling Vivek an a-hole. The establishment Republican Party sabotaged Republicans helping Democrats win because they did not want to lose power in the party establishment. Yes, exactly. Which is the opposite of america first yeah but you know what man look patrick bet david put out a poll and said who do you think you know one or whatever and vivek 80 90 i think it was like 91 92 and then you look at the like the new york times and everything and they're like oh he did the worst the machine hates vivek. But you know what? Vivek is effectively the right-leaning leader of the millennial generation.

And I don't think, I don't see any other way to phrase this. He is running for president. He is 38 years old. Imagine where he's going to be in 10 or 15 years. He is going to be one of the most prominent personalities speaking to the more uh centrist to conservative uh factions within the millennial generation and and to a great extent gen z but when we hear the things that he's saying it very much resonates with many of us you know in it's like a wide age range maybe you could even say the key demo because nikki

haley's not talking anybody who's she talking to ronda sandis a little bit but he's still trying to capture that old neocon energy vivek's the only one who it seems like is saying you'll see me in four years right vivek also is the only one who really speaks like a human being on that stage you know it sounds like he's done podcasts like you you know, RFK as well. Tucker, obviously, these people can talk with depth for a long amount of time. He's extremely charismatic. Oh, yeah. And you can't manufacture that. I mean, that's just the way it is. I think one of the best parts about Vivek is that he is so young and full of energy. I mean, I just fundamentally

believe that he is capable of doing a lot, and that's good for the party. The fact that they will not embrace him, number one, tells us that he's probably good. I mean, I if Ron McDaniels doesn't like them, that is a reason to maybe research them and be interested a little bit more. But he's going to last like if he doesn't get what he wants out of this election, I'm sure he will do something else. And that's what I think young Republicans or young conservative leaning people, even independents, need to see that it's not just fall in line or stop or stop. It's keep going no matter what. We're taking it over. I do think Gen Z will probably wake up in the next five to 10 years because they're still very young.

You know, I don't blame them for being young. They're just young. But as they continue to live life and they don't have an opportunity to buy a home. They're paying 800 bucks for buying a car because interest rates are also high on those as well. They're going to realize what we're voting for is not working. They will see the effects of their decisions, but it's going to take some time. And Vivek will be there four years from now to say, hey, are we ready now? But I've said this so many times. I don't think people are ready yet. I think there will have to be a measure of suffering that will have to continue. Yep. It's sad. However, I agree with you.

I will say the only thing that matters to me is that we win culturally. Because for too long, people on the right, conservatives, have thought, we got to win the votes. We got to win the votes. And Democrats have been saying, get them when they're kids. It's like the cigarette companies. Yo, get them while they're young. Get them to smoke early.

And so this is the general idea. My concern right now, I look to what the Daily Wire is doing with Bentkey, and I'm like, that's huge. That's huge. Give families an opportunity to give their kids something that's not garbage. And then what I'm, you know, what we're talking about doing is we put out a documentary, Infringed with Lawrence. We put out Game of Money with Ben Stewart. We're making way more and the goal there is what are we going to do are we going to are we going to take the money

that we make from running this like doing this show and doing these other shows and then try and campaign to win elections that to me is nuts yeah but we put these documentaries we keep pushing them and we create a library of entertaining content we make music we're working on the skate show the boonies we got pro skateboarders coming down we want to own this space so uh shout out to richie jackson pro skateboarder he took a picture oh man i love this i wake up in the morning i'm sitting on the toilet and i'm scrolling through instagram because that's what we do and i see shredder news the skateboarding news outlet and sure enough there's the picture that richie posted the other day with lauren southern pro skateboarder taking a picture with lauren southern holding fake guns

their toys and it's uh and with the infringed logo and i think he just did it because i thought it was funny and it created a quote-unquote backlash in the skate culture and i'm like this means that these teenagers they're uh they're they're like richie's rich is an amazing dude and he's he's like a superstar you know he's he's this very unique birthday too by the way happy birthday to richie yep and uh there are people go up to him and they're like dude you're my favorite skater they're so excited to meet him and they see that he's fearless and he's and he's willing to support things that he agrees with. He's not scared of what these activists say to him.

That's what we want to build. And so I can look to the vacant, I can cheer him on, I can look at all the voting stuff, but I'm like, let me tell you exactly what our plan is and I'll simplify it in this way. A story some of you may have heard me say, or a general idea. Pro athlete says, I'm too scared to speak up

about males competing against females because I'll lose my sponsors. Then I say, okay, our company makes enough money to sponsor you. We'll sponsor you. Will you speak up now? And they'll go, oh, okay, great. Then the other company will say, hey, if you post those Instagram things arguing about politics, we're going to drop you as a sponsor. And then that athlete can say, however much money you think you'd lose from me posting this image, you're going to lose tenfold when I include you in my complaint. I make more than enough money with my other sponsors.

I don't need you anymore. So I've been telling pro skateboard companies this and they're salivating. Why? Many of these guys in pro skateboarding hate wokeness. They're rebels. They want to push security guards these guys in pro skateboarding hate wokeness. They're rebels. They want to push security guards to do stupid garbage. I tell them not to do that, by the way.

And they're walking on eggshells. But they're scared they'll get attacked. And I said, don't worry. We're going to flood the zone. We're going to build media. And we're going to be the tip of the spear on this one. And then once we pave the way, you can say, don't look at me. But the money will be there. That's the point of building culture.

Then the young people who are growing up are going to see fearless, freedom, punk rock, et cetera. We can say what we want. You can't shut us up. And that's how we push back on the woke garbage. I don't think you're creating culture. You're creating counterculture then. That's what you're producing.

And to Hannah's point, it's not going to take four years, not an election. It's a generation. When these Gen Zers have kids, the ones they don't abort, right, their kids aren't going to want to follow what the parents are doing. Kids want to have counter thoughts to their parents' thoughts. You can't immediately assume that Gen Z is leftist or liberal. I just saw a poll today that Gen Z, out of I think all generations, has the more who reject the identifying as feminists.

So let me let me phrase it. There was a chart saying like Gen Z, millennial X and boomers and Gen Z males are the least likely to claim they're feminists. So it's like, you know, and the females are the most likely, which is they're angry at females because they're not getting laid because the top five percent that are attractive are the ones getting all the swipes on Twitter. That's that's that's what's going on. And they're just mad at females and they're not getting laid because the top five percent that are attractive are the ones getting all the swipes on twinder that's that's that's what's going on and they're just mad at females and they're rejecting it i think the youngest generation is used to being divided and i think they will not stay that way as they become older right as they age discover the magic

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thing. Do we even belong here anymore? I think a lot of them will shift more independent. I don't think it'll be a perfect, you know, just they all march right over and register as Republicans, but I think generally they are used to being divided and so therefore they won't mind being unaffiliated. And I got to stop you there. I think you're completely wrong. They don't hate women. They aren't mad they're not getting laid. They're angry that feminism has created a world in which women are going on OnlyFans and not seeking relationships.

And these are guys, many of these men are just like, look, I just want to have like a wife and have a family. And there are many women saying the exact same thing. But women are feeling pressured like they have to go and work. And men are struggling to compete in this hyper sexualized hookup culture marketplace. So you're getting young guys who are just like, this is F. This does not work. Women, of course, I think the reason why Gen Z females are the most likely to say they're feminists, they have to. It's peer pressure. It's social pressure that women are more susceptible to social pressure than men are. So the guys are just like, get out of here with that stuff. I can't stand it. And what do they

want? Guys probably just want to get married. I mean, look, there are there are there are many guys who just want to get laid. That's true. But I think the average guy just wants to get like married. Yeah, I think that's fair. And I think there is intense social pressure. I mean, I felt this way when I was, you know, public high school and whatever. And they were like, well, if you're a woman, you have to be a feminist. You have to be a feminist. You have to be a feminist. And, you know, every generation that is surveillable right now, this is a few research study.

The majority of all age groups identify as feminist, but yet women are unhappy and hopeless. So we know. I mean, there is a reason that Jezebel shuttered today, right? Like the feminist publication couldn't survive yet. We have Evie magazine on the rise. I mean, there is a desire. Explain, explain Evie. So Evie is, I just noticed an alternative women's magazine. They particularly pay attention to more traditional values and they promote femininity over feminism. And I love the work that they do. And I think that they are, you know, one of the reasons I got into them is that they were just interested in, you know, classical beauty.

They're not trying to make you cut all your hair off and dress ambiguously. They're just saying you should like being a woman. And that's cool. And I think there are lots of young women who are looking for that. And the thing is, women skew towards wanting, you know you know emotional and social acceptance and that can be a strength i don't mean to like downplay it at all but that means if all the women around you say i'm a feminist and men are bad then you are likely to also think maybe that's the way and we have new outlets coming out that are offering them an alternative so even though the majority of young women today gen z

may say they're feminists right now, I wonder if that will change and you'll get the stories that are like, I regret identifying as feminist. My mom raised me, my intense feminist mother raised me and she was wrong. I love her, but this was not the right path because ultimately the genders aren't supposed to be enemies, they're supposed to be partners. A lot of it's gonna be too late though. A lot of these girls who are OnlyFans who are doing these things, it's going to be too late for them. Men don't want that.

Men do not want that. It's crazy. Every day we see more and more stories about women being like, I quit my job and I did OnlyFans and wow, I made so much money. And it's just like, wow, that's poison. Absolute poison.

But this is what modern leftists and feminism promotes, the sex positive culture. And it is really fascinating that what are we getting? Women's sports are slowly, you know, males are competing in women's sports and women are quitting their careers as doctors, nurses, police officers, as professional fighters to do porn. They're the most sexually objectified they have ever been.

And this is what feminism is saying. Like, good, this is what we wanted. Unless a man does it, then it's bad. Except also who's paying for your OnlyFans. Men are clicking. Men are paying. That's right. I know a lot of women who, you know,

adapted those feminist qualities throughout high school, never got married. And now they're my age. I'm 38. And they still act like they're in high school, you know, or college. So it's a lot of millennials dude yeah this is what this is what i've been saying about millennials uh why i loathe the millennial generation they they have this mentality that you can't be a boss this is communism okay and this is a component of communism and i think it

comes from college i think it comes from not it's not, it's not at its root college. It's what college has become. You've got a kid. He grows up from zero to five, does nothing. At five years old, he begins kindergarten. Maybe there's preschool there and daycare and stuff and little bits here and there, but mostly nothing. Five years old to what, 13, you've got grade school. They're told what to do. Then high school, they're told what to do. Then college, they're told what to do. Then high school. They're told what to do. Then college. They're told what to do. They graduate at 22 and they say, what should I do now? The government comes around and says, we'll tell you what to do. This is why I think we don't see very many millennial politicians.

It's why we don't see, we're not, it's why you get all these millennials complaining about boomers have all the wealth or they're hoarding the wealth. And I'm like, it's because millennials aren't doing anything. And I think the reason is millennials have this mental block where they think they're not good enough and someone else is in charge. So this is, and that's exemplified by looking at a presidential election with a bunch of octogenarians or septogenarians. Why is everybody so old? No, don't get me wrong. Rhonda Santos is up there. Okay. Vivek, of course, is up there, but it's few and far between.

And again, boomers control the wealth. Why? Millennials keep saying the boomer's my boss. Instead of saying, I'm going to be my own boss and start a business. Then they go, but it's so hard to get money.

It's so hard to do. Ask any of these people how they started their business. They started from nothing. Look at the business we're building here. We started with nothing, quite literally.

Like, I got a job. I saved up money. I got a better job. I saved up money. And then I started my independent business practice and slowly built up to this point. There's no secret. It's sacrifice, you know, grind through the mud and the dirt, work your fingers to the bone and build it up.

I think you also have to be willing to accept responsibility though. And I think that's what a lot of millennials don't want. They have this desire to stay childish in so many ways and that keeps them from you know all good things take a little bit of risk right so if you really want to be in charge run your own business you have to accept that that will come with some responsibility you may have to be you know responsible for your own health insurance or whatever it is or you don't get that and they would ultimately rather have someone to blame you know i think when i if i'm watching someone play a video game and they're bad at it i get really frustrated and i'm just like can i give me the controller like dude you're not

jumping right let me do it and then i'll be like never watch me play a video game no i can't i'm like leave i'll play i'll do my thing. I struggle with watching other people try to solve problems that I feel like I could solve faster and better. And call me arrogant. Call me cocky. Call me whatever you want. That is the mentality that leads me to look my 40-year-old boss in the eye when I'm 16 and say, you're a moron.

I could do your job better than you. I quit. And I leave. I'm not kidding. When I was 16, I was working at a fast food restaurant and I guarantee you I could have done a better job than the manager they hired. Why? Because I had experience doing managerial work at my family's cafe when I was 12. So I'm like, I saw my mom do all this stuff. She taught me some of it. Then I see a guy who gets hired, has zero experience, but you know, he was an

assistant manager, you know, at a different shop. So when he comes in here, he doesn't understand how anything works. Everything's kind of getting jammed up. Everything's bad. Like scheduling is bad. And I'm like, bro, I've been here longer than you. I know how this works better than you. They hired you for arbitrary reasons. So I said, I ain't doing this. I'm out. I'm going to do my own thing. What do I do? I've done a bunch of things in my life to make money. One day I'm like, I need to pay my rent. So I took my guitar and I went down and I played in the subway in Chicago. And then I got yelled at and said, you need a permit.

So I went, I went downtown, paid the five bucks, got the permit, went back, got into a fight with some guy who was dancing with the football because he's like, this is my spot. And I'm like, okay. And I would make probably 15 bucks an hour just playing guitar. I'd play for two or three hours, top forties. I'd make like 45 bucks and then I'd go put it in the bank and then I'd be done. I'm like, that was so much fun. I'm just jamming, playing playing guitar. I'd play for two or three hours, top forties. I'd make like 45 bucks and then I'd go put it in the bank and then I'd be done. I'm like, that was so much fun. I'm just

jamming, playing the guitar. Then I figured something out. I went to Wrigley baseball field right as a game was ending. I made $200 in one hour because everybody's wasted. And I was like, wow, why would I get a job? And all my friends were like, I'm broke. I need a job. And I'm like, wow, why would I get a job? And all my friends were like, I'm broke. I need a job. And I'm like, look, man, I'll be honest. I've had jobs, right? I went and worked at a bar. It was hard to find jobs.

I worked at the airport for a couple of years. And then it was actually after the airport, I decided I'm going to go just play guitar on the street and make money. And then eventually I got bored and worked for nonprofits, stuff like that. But ultimately, it always comes down to what I see today is people who say, it's either the get out of my way and let me do it, or I ain't touching that. That's your problem. I think you're explaining a solution-oriented mindset, right? A lot of kids don't learn how to fail because we just do it for them. And a lot of millennials, they weren't allowed to fail.

They got all their trophies. They were just pushed through grades and they never had to figure out how to find a solution to get better at something. My kids, I love when they fail. It is the most exciting thing that I see from them because then we get to talk about finding solutions. Well, how did you fail at this thing? What thing did you do wrong? Well, what could you try differently next time? And my kids, they find solutions. They fail a couple of times and they get better at it. I wish that wasn't rare, but I do the same with my kids and you gotta let them fail. That's the big lesson.

I think the system we're in infantilizes young men and women. And so they're risk averse, like you were saying earlier. And you can see that even in little things. And lazy. Oh, and super lazy. But like even little things like they're afraid to pick up the phone, you know?

Cause they're afraid of even answering and talking to a real person, you know's crazy i recorded a segment today which is going coming out tomorrow on my uh teamcast news channel of this woke woman getting pulled over for a dui she's driving the wrong way down the road she smells like alcohol she gets pulled over and she admits to having several drinks and the cop is so nice and she's like i'm non-binary and he's like okay man i'm sorry i'm okay i'll try my best and then he's like can you walk in a straight line for me and she's like no because i have mental health issues and like generational trauma because and then when he finally decides there's one point where he's like follow my finger

no ma'am follow my finger i'm trying but you're trying to intimidate me and he's like i don't know how i'm doing that then when he finally decides to arrest her she's like dude you're being a white man and this is this is what's going on in their brains she was driving the wrong way down the road into oncoming traffic after having several drinks i don't want to say she's drunk i don't know she had three drinks maybe and so she gets pulled over for it get out of the car and she's like i don't want she had three drinks maybe and so she gets pulled over for it get out of the car and she's like i don't want to get out of my car he goes we're past that now out of the car you know somebody's like okay and then she said you're being a white man what think about the mental perspective she must have on driving drunk the wrong way down a road and it's the fault

of the officer for being a white man did she go to evergreen college where brett weinstein was remember like they were yelling at the guy for being like the hand movements are aggressive you know put them down but they were lying about that because after he stopped they'll laugh at oh yeah no they were they were using that against him for sure did he identify himself as a white male how did how did she know that's right no she just used it like a slur which is also telling right what if she had said like oh just used it like a slur, which is also telling. Right. What if she had said like, oh, you're acting like a Korean man. Like, would that mean something different? No, it's only to insult him as a white man. One of the funniest things is she goes, I have really bad social anxiety.

And then he goes, you and me both. And then she goes, OK, like, oh, your stupid lie and excuse and victimization didn't work on this guy. She tried every card in the book and then she got arrested. But this is the generation that gets created. It is not all millennials, obviously. You know, I'm a millennial.

I don't know. How old are you? 38. We're all millennials. Look at us sitting here. Oh, those dang millennials. They ruined millennialism. They ruined the generation.

Yeah. I had a grandfather. I think it made a big difference. Yeah. I think grandfathers are like the gatekeepers of the old ways. And most of our generation can't even find their fathers. Totally. That's so sad.

Did you spend a lot of time with your grandfather? Sorry. I was just going to say. Actually, he was my hero. This man, a couple of motorcycle accidents. Last one, he rolled 15 times. He had multiple skin grafts. He had an eye hanging out of his face.

They told him, you have brain damage. You're never going to exist the way you did. This man went back to school and got a PhD. And he got several little letters that served a game. They spent the rest of his life helping drug addicts, alcoholics. This man is my hero. My grandpa once, I may have told the story. I made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich when I was staying with him when I was 18.

And he was going to give me a ride somewhere. And then he's like, come on, let's get out of here and then i i looked down at the sandwich i was like ah throw it away he's like what's wrong with it i was like it's got mold on it he walks over grabs it shoves it in his mouth and he goes do you have any idea what we ate during the depression let's go that's my grandpa exactly i was gonna say like it's so important to talk to the older people in your life and if you have a grandfather grandma like I interviewed mine for hours before he passed away, for years, you know, I have multiple hours of interviews with him because I could learn about,

you learn about so much time before you hear. War, you know, he was a cop in New York City in the 70s when it was all on fire, then he was a hearse driver. So kind of like ran the gamut of like death, war, life, you know, marriage and all these things. And a lot of people don't have that access to someone who's older.

And also you have to foster family relationships, right relationships right like i my parents were older when they had kids anyways but also my parents were immigrants to the u.s so we didn't see our grandparents that often and i think about now you know technology is so advanced for like your kids grandparents could call them on the phone they could have access and it's like we don't appreciate what we have in that in that connection because we're so busy saying the older generation did this. And I'm here to blame the boomers for all kinds of stuff too, but also they were your parents. You should get to know them. And I think part of growing up is accepting that your parents are humans and have faults and have failed. And so many people

aren't ready to do that, even though they are at an age where they could become parents. And learning from their mistakes, kind of like how you watch your kids learn from their mistakes, right? Because they got a ton of, they can tell you about too. I still have dinner with my grandma once or twice a month of being all the kids over because it's important.

This is why I hate Rahm Emanuel's brother. I forget his name, but he wrote that article. I think it might've been in Time Magazine. Jim Emanuel. Maybe. I don't, I forget. But he wrote the thing about

how old people should let themselves die. And we shouldn't have, we should have a society without old people. And as I'm reading that article my kid was downstairs yeah with his great-grandma learning about history the same way i did you know from the same woman you know from from her perspective and i was like this is just straight up evil yeah but they don't want you to have family i mean the nuclear family like the mom dad children relationship is really important but the extended family is a gift into itself and if you have a strong extended family with good values who can support each other,

then you are less reliant on the government enemies, which is exactly what they don't want. They want to destroy the family. And it goes back to infantilizing everybody. So that when you are 21, 22, the government steps in and is the mommy daddy. There are certain countries, I think Iceland is one of them, that will give grandparents tax breaks or some kind of income or whatever, if they are going to, instead of, you know, enrolling the kid in daycare or state sponsored school, whatever, if they stay with the grandparents and the grandparents are the

ones who take care of them while the parents are working or doing whatever. That means that like, instead of a stranger, your parents who potentially you have a good relationship with would be spending time with your children in an environment that tends to your child's specific needs because they love and care about them. Like that's a great system. Now, here's the challenge. We all recognize this issue because we were raised well. And there are other people who don't care at all because they were not.

You can't go to one of these millennials and be like, listen, it's very important. And here's why. Because they're going to say, you're nuts. I don't care. Where's the sex party at? And then when they're, oh, man. I am not looking forward to aging millennials. One of the debate questions about raising the age of retirement and Social Security.

It is going to be wild when you have a whole bunch of single, isolated, childless individuals. Like, just demanding the government pay their bills for them what what what is the marketplace going to look like the government's going to give you a 3d printed suicide pods i think you know i i would not be surprised if it's got an erection after hearing that yeah that's that's why maid is emerging most likely seriously i would not be surprised if the younger generations forcefully enact some kind of homing for aging millennials. And I'll tell you why. Right now, the market for, you know, millennials are in their 30s.

It's like early 30s, maybe late 20s, but mostly early 30s to late 30s. These are people who can still run and jump and somersault and backflip and eat pizza. But, oh, man, once you're getting around 37, 38, you got to cut the salt down. You got to be careful what you're eating. You guys start stretching more in these things. Imagine what it's going to be like when they're 50 and 60 and they can't do any of these things, but they're still single and childless. What will they do? We are going to have a wave of stories about a strange stench coming from an apartment building

it is not these these happen periodically it's like neighbors notice a strange smell and found edna had passed away several days earlier happened down the road from me in my hometown it is going to be it is going to be nuts and there's i would not be surprised if a law gets passed where it's like checkups have to be performed on anybody over the age of 65 because of how many dead bodies are being found isolated in their homes. I'll tell you what's scary. It's scary thought is that you could be 25 years old, take a shower in the morning in your one bedroom apartment. You're single, you got work and you step out of the bathtub and you slip and you hit your head on the sink and you're dead and no one knows and then a week goes by and they're like damn at 25 now it's rare right it gets increasingly more likely when you get older and you start falling and you're out of shape it's going to be nuts when we have like

i mean it's going to be tens of millions more millennials who are single and childless in their 60s living in studios it's going to it's going to be absolutely nuts. And if there's no family member to put them in a home, what happens? Mass elderly homelessness of millennials. And then one of the things that may happen is they're going to vote for weird, crazy communist garbage. And that will absolutely

extract from the younger generation. Already, Social Security is insolvent. The older generation is getting paid and the younger generation is paying for it. But we're not having kids. So population is going to decline. Then social security won't be maintained and millennials are going to be old and they're going to say, no, I paid, I get my fair share. And the younger generation is going to be like, we can run faster than you. We're going to send in the law enforcement to bring you to homes. And that's going to be your welfare. What scares me also is the amount of SSRIs those depressed people are going to be taking

and how many more people are going to be on these pills and how crazy they're going to get, you know, after all that depression. This is why- If they're not hooked up to the metaverse. Exactly. I was going to say, this is why they are trying so hard

to make the Neuralink in the metaverse. So then they can just strap you in the pod, sink the pod into the ground, lock it up, and then you're in the matrix. And it doubles as the suicide pod. I looked at that. I think it's like 30 or 40% SSRI intake across the past 10 years.

Yeah. They used up 30 or 40%. It's a ridiculous number. Yeah, it's insane. It's insane. It's really scary. And there's not like most people who take SSRIs are just on them forever, which I don't want to be, you know, too general that there are people who really benefit from it,

but they aren't saying, have you considered through your lifestyle changing your lifestyle you continue changing your diet have you considered you know exercising more have you thought about you know stop hanging out with all these people that make you miserable it's that it's just sort of like continue to pay for therapy and ssris indefinitely forever we just give me a pill why isn't that working yeah yeah you mean i can't keep living immorally but it won't be be a pill. Eventually, it'll be a plug. It'll be, I think it'll be like a, you know how the Apple laptop chargers work? They're magnets and it just clicks in. It doesn't actually like interlock.

It just snaps. That's what it's going to be for the Neuralink. There's going to be thin copper cables that go into your, I think that's what they're doing. It goes into your like cerebellum or whatever. And you'll have like a little metal pad and you'll just take a little magnet thing it'll it'll stick right to it and then you'll well elon's looking for people right now if they want to sign up to volunteer because fda has approved human trials where the robot he built will cut open your skull and thread the implant into your brain yes yes but for that cool this is this is for people who are blind, deaf, paralyzed.

Yes. I'm totally fine with that. Yeah. But the problem is we know where it goes. Exactly. And you're going to have some 60 year old

millennial woman being like, I just don't have any friends anymore and I'm so lonely. And they're going to be like, would you like to be 20 again and go partying back on the north side of Chicago?

Plug on in baby and sit in the pod and we'll pump you full of bugs. Right. I would choose a different thing. I would be like the head of the DOJ. All the MCs. You choose to live in the reality where you get justice and

you're locked in the pod with a smile. Everyone on the island's getting arrested. I think that's the thing, though. We have one of the battles for making to reinvesting. With over 3,000 games to choose from, including fan favorites like Cash Eruption, UFC Gold Blitz, and more. Make deposits instantly to jump in on the fun. And make same-day withdrawals if you win. Download the BetMGM Ontario app today.

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or whatever else, but they're not real. Like you have to want the reality enough, even with the bad parts of it. And I think we have generations that are being trained to numb themselves and avoid things always, which makes the neural link sort of an inevitable reality

because it's the ultimate numbing. It takes you out of who you are. COVID lockdowns accelerated like the divorce between people who hate reality, like nature, right? And you saw a lot of people stay in their homes. I know people who had young kids who did not leave their home for five to six months and they could get their groceries delivered. They could be safe. Somehow they still got COVID in the apartments. That's another story. But their identities meant more to them online. So their digital identities took over their physical identities which is why metaverse is going to take over which is why it's hilarious the other day when we're sharing the image of that person who had their avatar

as the girl but sydney whatever the name was right but in real life it's just a trans person there's a guy who's like a 50 year old dude right with a ponytail well we've talked about it's the movie surrogates you've seen it no yeah uh it's a world where everyone sits in a pod and they have a robot version of themselves go out and work it's safer and there's like this hot chick making out the guy something there's an accident that happens and so they try and track down the owner of the of the surrogate and they find a 500 pound morbidly obese man in a pod also dead because some crazy thing happened but the point is they were like oh that hot chick you're making out with 500 pound morbidly obese man that's like only fans right now and there's guys messaging women who's the messages are coming from dudes and like wherever they're from you know idaho you know the

crazy thing is people don't care on instagram you have a whole bunch of ai generated accounts and they say they are and it's crazy people are commenting like you're so beautiful i'm like it says ai generated person they don't care they don't care but there's no risk telling like you're so beautiful i'm like it says ai generated person they don't care they don't care but there's no risk telling ai you're beautiful right there's no risk in doing that it's not actually going out and having to meet a girl and say hey i think you're pretty i'd love to take you to dinner look have you ever played a video game with cheat codes game genie it gets boring yeah so so what happens is typically the way you do it is you play the game you beat it once you're done then you play with cheat codes for fun to explore the game.

But after a while, you're like, I can do whatever I want whenever I'm over and I'm bored. This is what metaverse is going to be like if unless people choose to enter simulated realities with rules and limits. Otherwise, they'll get bored real quick, which is the end goal of communism to make people feel like they're the God. It's a false like reality of them being the God. obviously though that's not the case because the god becomes the government yeah and they destroy you but they want to make you pretend that you're in charge and have agency it makes me feel like we're on the cusp of a lot of people waking up to this i mean i i i'm a girl so like a lot of relationship podcasts and a lot of them you'll have girls calling in talking about breakups and being like he was just really controlling he wanted to control me and it's like yes because ultimately that is the same guy who will pick to be in, talking about breakups and being like, he was just really controlling. He wanted to control me.

And it's like, yes, because ultimately that is the same guy who will pick to be in the neural link so that he can control the entire environment around him. Like we're all headed the same direction. We're going to jump to this story. And it's the perfect segue. As we're talking about living in a simulation and the AI, I present to you this. An urgent manhunt is underway in the New Jersey town of Helmetta for a suspect in connection to the January 6th Capitol attack. Gregory Yetman evaded arrest and fled into the woods near his home. Let's see. ABC has the latest from the scene.

They actually interviewed his neighbor, whose name is Stasi. Bro. Welcome to. Okay. Like, really quick. The big breaking news is a J6er is currently on the run they're using apcs dogs they're hunting him down but the neighbor's name is stasi and everyone's just kind of sitting back being like yeah we're in a simulation even better segue from the last

topic is that it's hell meta that's the future when we're all in the metaverse and i'm thinking that is hell california and that is meta. Wow, dude. That's crazy. It's a simulation. Hell meta. The problem with the simulation is the writers of the simulation are so bad. They're on strike or something. And it's so on the nose.

It's so on the nose. Hell meta. Meta will be hell. Dude, we should copyright that right now. That's amazing. That's the new sitcom we're in. I mean, so this is the big story. I don't want to get all sci-fi and creepy and crazy with it.

This is a guy who- Another ginger. Look at that. Uh-oh. They're coming after him. Do you feel persecuted? Yeah. What is up with that?

Apparently, the story is that he had already spoken with the FBI and they cleared him. And then something happened with USA Today where they revealed more information about him. And then the feds went to go serve an arrest warrant, and he ran into the woods. Guy who did something three years ago is now a breaking news manhunt. This makes no sense to me. Yo, and they're shutting schools down. A nonviolent person. I'm sorry.

Shelter in place order. Wow. Well, hold on. We don't know if this guy was nonviolent. I don't want to say that, right? Right. There were people there who were absolutely violent, and I don't know if they have photos of what he was doing or whatever while he was there,

but maybe he was. This guy was in the National Guard at the time of J6. That's kind of crazy. He brought a Humvee. Did you see that? What, to J6? Yeah, there's a picture of it. He must have done it.

Wow. No, I think that's... Do you know him from the group message? Did you text him and ask him to run through the woods here? No, I mean, I just like... Maybe he was violent but at the same time it is crazy to me that they are still arresting people in connection to january 6th in perpetuity forever and ever the end like i am skeptical that he is if he was such

a dangerous person that they would have let it go this long i i'm sorry i i just gotta say this like there was something that happened a couple years ago related to trump that was so insane like i was i'm like we're in a simulation like how could this possibly be i can't remember exactly what happened we talked about on the show and everyone was laughing like this is nuts now we're literally talking about how weird all of this is and we have a J6er fleeing into the woods whose neighbor's last name is Stasi in the town of Helmeta. Look, this is what I'm saying about post-reality. Post-reality is the totality of events

occurring both digital and physical as a simulation burns. But the simulation is not the zeros and ones type of simulation. I believe the simulation is being engineered by like corporate press and governments. No, look, we're in the final seasons. Like, like you know the first few seasons of Simpsons which is awesome like the first nine and then after that it's just been like a downward spiral of like they're not

gonna let the show end all the good writers left right yeah I think this is where we're at and what we're getting is they're just they have no creativity anymore so they're like it's a guy whose neighbor is the Stasi or something well we can't just run those her name is stasi oh that's good i like that do that it's like an snl sketch i know it's ridiculous or maybe they're exhibitionists and they just want to be seen i don't know man like this is crazy stuff we say simulation but the reality is i'm sure a lot of christians are just like this is god's universe like you're starting to see it you know what i mean well that's how i feel i think we're in base reality god's reality and that people are engineering this false reality on top of us.

Not to say that this guy running around is, but the way these things are like Helmeta or Stasi and any other thing that's been happening in the past year just seems so fake. Like they're trying to make us buy into this aggressively unreal reality. Not to say this isn't happening. There's a lot of horrible things happening in the world. It'd be funny if we're actually already in the pods eating the bugs and they're just like playing and toying with us as we're strapped in and we're just like what this is life we're in base reality and then pans out to base reality we're already in the pot with tubes in our throats

we're just extras in a black mirror episode don't know it yeah that was another another idea i had a while back of like what if what if why here's my argument for why we are all npcs when the npcs don't know that they're npcs and the people who are playing the game know they're playing the game so if you aren't aware that you're an external you're outside of the system playing the game then you're the npc and we're sitting here talking and we're basically three it's three dog right that was the guy from uh uh uh fallout the radio host so when you're playing fall it's a post-apocalyptic wasteland you turn the radio on and he's talking right and that's it that's basically you're the player you're playing the game and we're the background noise to facilitate your your our

voices in a wasteland yeah like i would have to assume that like this is this is trump's game you know trump is the trump is like some 15 year old playing the video game of like it's called like earth right and he's he's that's his character and he's like it's called like Earth and he's that's his character and he's playing and he's like you know it's nearing the end of the game or whatever and we're just ancillary characters I like to think not but it does feel like that sometimes for sure it doesn't matter if it does or doesn't I guess

your life is your life yeah would it change how you act that's always my question it wouldn't for me I would still act with the moral code I believe in yeah you'd go crazy I'd do what I want and you wouldn't know if you weren't doing what you want because apparently we're all in the pods anyway no i'm just kidding so does this guy have charges brought against him here oh okay we're serving an arrest warrant his last his last name is yet man what this is what i'm seeing

they haven't caught him yet they haven't caught they haven't caught him yet man the new york times says that he was uh he had been interviewed interviewed by the FBI for his participation in the riot and that he was believed to have fired a large canister of pepper spray at protesters and the police. This guy was on no one's side. It's just you with a haircut. That's my take. You know him? We all know each other, right?

From the Ginger J6 subreddit. What if the aliens are actually just like uh game moderators and the reason they can defy physics is because their vehicles are outside of the game for the for the purpose of facilitating the simulation right we can't see them the way the ants aren't perceiving us like yo this i i i'm just i'm flabbergasted reading this story because it looks like it's like when a when a game writer has his kid write up a quest you know it's a guy who's working for world of warcraft has his 11 year old son write up a quest for him they'll put in the game and i'll put it in because it's funny and he can if when i was

a professor of creative writing let's say and a student came to me with a script like this i would say maybe this is like unless it's a satire maybe this is all too on the nose because every name is ridiculous hell meta like we're just we're not stasi hell yet man like come on this is like a vonnegut rather you know maybe they're using vonnegut stories i don't know you know i just found out recently just a little side note on the post-reality stuff that vonnegut's brother invented seeding clouds wow yeah silver iodide seeding that was him. Yeah. Yeah. What a fun family. Yeah. Just,

just all kinds of stuff. For the simulation people out there. Maybe it's like a Truman show. You know, I wonder who Truman would be. Well, maybe it's Trump or maybe it's just shifts, you know,

from, from all of us. Maybe Truman is in Helmetta and that's how they're keeping him inside because they're like, Hey, there's a manhound. Don't go outside right now. We got to change the sets. Yeah.

But I think that's a good theory. don't go outside right now we gotta change the sets yeah but i think that's gonna charge our little birds everyone go inside for covid it'd be funny if trump is like like earth is a truman show we're all ancillary characters that don't matter but the aliens watch trump all day and they're like they love him i mean who doesn't love watching trump he's an entertainment and there's several seasons in so it's getting really off the rails they don't know what to do But there is real world data to support this theory in terms of Donald Trump's uncle having the Tesla stuff. It's a real thing. You know,

either Trump is a time traveler or he, or he knows the aliens. Wait. So is, is yay. Just like a side story is like a different fun character. Yeah. Roy,

right? Like, okay. They introduce a random character to boost the ratings and then he's gone a season later. True. I was thinking like all the dimensions kind of merged in the past few years and Ye is another protagonist from another dimension. It was like a crossover episode.

Yeah. And him and Trump did meet up for a bit, but they're like, we're too crazy to do this together. It's like Marvel and DC kind of met. Right. Yeah. Exactly. I would say Kanye is closer to Truman's show though because Truman did break

somewhere towards the end of the show. It's Kanye. You know what I think is funny? I was watching clips from the Truman show because there's a meme where it's, uh, Truman is arguing with his wife and then she's like, what are we talking about? Yeah, and he's like, who are you talking to? But that wouldn't be weird to him because she would have been doing that his whole life. Yeah. It would have been a normal social thing to be like, look at product. It's a great product.

You'd be like, yep, that's what people do. And we're all used to it now because of influencer culture. He'd be doing the same thing. Hey, I'm just on my Instagram stories, like putting my kids to bed. And I thought I'd tell you about this thing just randomly because I'm definitely getting sponsored to do it. I'm sorry. I got to do it.

Like as much as I love the Daily Wire guys guys and I think they're doing such great work. I just got to point out one thing I could never do is because if you've watched their shows, you know exactly what they do. They'll say something like, I got to tell you, when I learned about how great Vivek Ramaswamy did at that debate, I was so happy to hear it as happy as I was to try Spindrift, an excellent drink. And I'm just like, I know it's seamless and it's probably the better way to do an ad read but i just i could never do that yeah yeah it's uh kind of like how i feel on on x these days when i see something about for instance it was it was

on scott adams uh page and it was about the 3d printed suicide pods with an ad right below it for let's say uh a device for pleasure for women uh and i was just like that is so and it's and it was like a lady waving goodbye in the pod, smiling, next to this ad saying, like, double the pleasure. It's like, this is just a whole dystopia. Oh, I gotta... The ad is not ruining the room.

I gotta give a shout out to Michael Knowles. I guess he sold out of, like, four months worth of cigars. Yeah. Wow. Yeah, and I'm like, well, now I gotta buy... I don't smoke, but, like, gotta support the parallel economy, man. We've got Jeremy's soap downstairs what is that a thing oh yeah yeah there was i

saw that it's like soap and deodorant and i'm like what i didn't know that existed i was just waiting for him with like dark chocolate but instead he was like on to the next product give it time give it time see like there's going to be two realities in 50 years there's going to be the people live in the pods and eat the bugs outside you're going to go to Jeremy's, which is like you go inside. It's a superstore warehouse that has every product out of your Jeremy's membership. And they got everything. They got beef. They got pork.

Yeah. It's basically Costco, but it'll be called Jeremy's. Yeah. We'll get there. I would do ad reads for fun products, like not real ones, like ejection seats and helicopters. Like a whole thing. Oh, what a beautiful image but it is interesting this idea that like people are trying to read uh meaning or value like i think people feel so lost and everything that's happening

they're trying to find clues like this idea that it's helmeta like right is this the sign are we looking for something and i think that is again this craving for direction in life that people just don't have we're gonna going to get serious, guys. We're going to bring it back to the real world. It's a crazy story out of New York. Here we go. Vigilante gunman nabbed for shooting at homeless would-be robber in New York City subway station. I want you to analyze that headline real quick.

Vigilante gunman? Read it for me, Shane. Vigilante gunman nabbed for shooting at homeless would-be robber in NYC subway station. And what did you notice in that headline? Oh, well, the would-be. The would-be robber in nyc subway station and what did you notice in that headline oh well the would-be the would-be yeah because uh the story could also be homeless man throws woman in front of train yeah instead it's a vigilante nabbed i love they arrested the guy i don't think it's wise to shoot in a subway don't get me wrong but it is crazy that we are getting to this point we've warned about it. A homeless guy was mugging a woman

and trying to steal her stuff. This guy shouted out, fired up what he called a warning shot, but I'm not a fan of warning shots in subways. I don't think that makes sense. And stopped it. The point is, obviously don't shoot in crowded places like that

because you don't know where that bullet's going to go and you don't know what damage it's going to cause. There's a lot of stuff down there. But more importantly, it's gotten to the point where people have started illegally in new york city carrying guns and they're not criminals they're not bad guys they're doing it because they're scared for their safety and now we've got the return of subway vigilantism you mean they're playing by the same rules as the criminals

that's right uh-huh i can't think of a major city that's like pro 2a that has a serious homeless population but i mean the obvious answer is if if you had a large homeless population but everyone in the community including the homeless were aware people carried guns it would be very different nashville maybe i don't really know i don't know it's hard for me to i want to say yes i feel like well because it's in tennessee i might think yes i don't know what nashville's particular law but it's that sort of thing it was pretty clean i was there maybe like three months ago oh there's parts i definitely have a homeless problem but it's not like an aggressive problem like i've seen in parts and if you were in i mean like all of the cities where

you know you know crime is really rampant especially with being perpetrated by homeless people like i think of san francisco you can't carry a gun in san francisco what are you talking about so in some ways wouldn't it behoove someone in the new york state senate to say hey maybe we should change the gun laws in new york so people can carry to deter crime instead they they'll never don't like don't they have a robot police officer down there that now patrolling the the sub oh just imagine what that's going to be like you know a guy comes up to you stop it a guy comes up to you and he's like punching you in the face and trying to grab your purse. And then the robot goes, criminal, you are breaking the law.

Please, stop. Stop. And we finally found something more useless than gun laws. It's going to be funny when the robot will just go, whoop, whoop, whoop. Right. While this guy's mercilessly beating a woman. Also, someone will just push the robot in front of a train, yes? Yes, someone will just push the robot in front of a train. Yes.

I'm afraid to give them ideas, but maybe like a door opens with an arm to apprehend and then put them inside. He like shoots tasers and hopefully hits the right person. Because it's a big robot. It's like a giant candy corn. And it's like glass so you can see what's strapped in there. It like fires a bag and then seals them in. We should stop giving them ideas though, for sure. Because they will do that.

But it's interesting they won't send police down there.'ll just send the robot here's what i love i love the combination of of future automated dystopia along with the economic collapse dystopia because it results in homeless people destroying robots in san francisco yes they're just flipping the machines over and smashing them and stealing food out of them kicking the robot dog yeah that's kind of cool future yeah i don't know i don't know what am i supposed to say about this they've got robots Smashing them and stealing food out of them. Kicking the robot dog. Yeah. That's kind of a cool feature. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. What am I supposed to say about this?

They've got robots driving around San Francisco, San Fran, delivering food. And people just flip them over and then steal the food and leave. And there's like, what are they going to do about it? There's no humans. This is the natural evolution of battle bots. It is. This thing in the subway does look like a battle bot, actually. Yeah. Maybe they need to work on the Transformer suit then,

and a person should be inside it. Again, stop giving them ideas, please. I want to go straight to RoboCop, where they have the one that malfunctions. We're talking about RoboCop and AI and Iron Man suits. I think what we should be really scared about is the Amazon stores, where you can walk in,

and you just grab whatever you want and walk out, and it automatically charges you. That is the private sector basis for what will become horrifying robo law enforcement yeah you think it's bad now it's like oh who cares you walk in grab your you know milk bread and eggs and walk out it's convenient what do you think it's going to be like when those things are everywhere you go everywhere you jaywalk you get a ticket in the mail. Yeah. That's crazy. That's crazy to me. And also the way you started this by looking at the title, like the way they bend reality is what's terrifying to me, right?

Like they could have written this headline so many different ways, you know, and like that, that does frame people's perception clearly. Like the other day when the guy was killed in California at the protest, you know, he died in the street and then he was a dead guy whatever they made it sound like he fell or whatever elderly man falls and hits head dies right they frame these realities that are so crazy this is that right then people you know a lot of people don't have the time to we talk about all the time right a lot of people just read the post but this is the same here's a headline for you vigilante gunman who saves

woman's life from attempted robbery arrested for firing gun no it should just be man arrested after defending self in subway from no no he didn't defend himself defending like someone else i mean yeah preventing preventing again i have no problem i have no problem with the headline saying he opened he fired a gun in the subway you should not do that that's a problem right for sure for sure i don't mind that they identify him as someone who shot a gun. My problem is nabbed makes it seem like he was the problem. Yeah. When there is a homeless person robbing someone on the subway, like man under intervenes,

fires gun during attempted robbery. You know what I mean? Like there are other ways to do it, except the first three words in this are saying this is who you should be framing as the villain. It's a negative connotation, vigilante gunman. It's like the bad people, the people with guns who are defending themselves and defending others.

I just want to say, this is the New York Post and they are famous for one of the best headlines ever, headless body and topless bar. Yeah, yeah. Classic. We'll bring that back because it's way better whatever's happening right now. We're almost there again with this world that they're creating and is this the same paper that

thought nicki haley won last night because it wouldn't make sense with the way they receive reality nicki haley and i was like i know she did it a new york post alert not in your post i'll have to look at it but i got like a news alert on my phone being like who won last night's debate nicki haley just in case you didn't no questions she won She won. Wow. And if you didn't, if you watched it, you'd just be like, huh? It's crazy. They can't control reality anymore. Two screens, one movie. Is anyone watching the debates though?

Because I think Trump's up like 50 points or something. Yeah. You know who won last night's debate? Trump, as per usual. Yeah. Yeah. We have more viewers. Yep.

I'm concerned that he does get the nomination and then he ends up getting arrested you can't run maybe they go after the 14th they say you can't run who they're going to put in last minute they've had no air time no screen time it's going to be an absolute mess well minnesota recently said that um they're not keeping trump off like they're not gonna during the primaries right now yeah yeah they Yeah. They just were trials. California. So the issue is this. The states do not have the right to determine eligibility. Only the federal government does, which means any lawsuit to remove Trump from the from

the federal elections could not be done at the state level. It needs to be done at the federal level and the federal government needs to make that determination. And they already did with the impeachment trial for which Trump was acquitted. So the way it's supposed to work constitutionally is if a president does something wrong, they are impeached and tried. If convicted, they are then criminally, potentially, if they want to pursue it, then criminally indicted and tried again. In this instance, Trump was acquitted, wasn't even convicted in the impeachment trial. He was impeached, but not removed. So it should be done,

but they're going to do it anyway because it's partisan. I like the Minnesota ruling because the judges said there's no there's nothing in under state law that says that we can say someone can't participate in a primary. And then, you know, you guys have to decide on the federal level if this is if you have the ability to take him off from the general election. I think it is really good that our system is set up where there are steps and there's power at the state level and power at the federal level because that's the only way to keep it from being like, well, Colorado's starting to camp you on.

The Colorado ruling's not in, but, you know, this one state did something, so now we all have to obey it. I think it's good to have the differentiation, and I'm glad that the Minnesota ruling came out first. Sure. I don't think colorado matters as much but uh one state taking his name off and that's going to spike the popular vote count for him which could lead to crazy turmoil in this country could he could has anyone won before with write-ins i don't know i'm assuming

to a certain degree maybe there's a whole campaign right now to get to do a writing campaign in new hampshire primary because biden didn't register to be on the ticket because biden and the dnc are saying no new hampshire's not going first this year south carolina is wait wait wait biden's not on the primary in new hampshire they biden's gone he's not running yeah well their whole thing is it has to be south carolina first this has like been this is kind of complicated but it's it's been a ploy for a little while. They want the DNC and the Biden administration want South Carolina to be the first state in the nation to have their primary because they're saying it's better for diversity, whatever else. Biden got wrecked in New Hampshire when he ran last time, but he won South Carolina by 26 points. So shortly after he took office this became the campaign and so because the dnc formally decided that south carolina is going first this is not true for republicans it's very weird year um they are new hampshire says no we're going first south carolina says but the dnc said

we're going first and so biden said well i'm i'm not going to register to be on the ballot in new hampshire because south carolina is going first, it is a bizarre, everyone says that the right is fractured, but I think the right is just a more of a mosaic anyways. There is obvious disagreement, whereas Democrats try to operate like they're a monolith, but they are fracturing in so many different ways. I mean, the Democrats in New Hampshire are extremely upset about losing,

potentially losing first in the nation primary. And their specific thing is you're opening the door for Republicans to spend more money here and convert more voters. It's very, very weird. I highly recommend looking into this. It's 11-9 and I was told something was supposed to happen today. All the weird

conspiracy theorists were like 11-9. What happens now? I don't know. Is it the Q thing? I don't know. You have an announcement to make over there? 11-9 is when Trump won in 2016. Interesting.

Yeah. Wasn't it? I don't know. Wasn't that the day that he won the election in 2016? I'm not sure. Maybe something did happen.

We don't know yet. We've been sucked into a... Well, we're busy. We're podcasting. We don't even know. Somebody let us know this breaking news. Did someone put on

the Large Hadron Collider today? No. We've been sucked into the sphere of strangeness once again. we keep right it was the election was november 8th and it went into november 9th and concluded with trump winning on november 9th there's always a q theory coming out we were talking about downstairs it's no this was not a q theory though this was a numerology oh the world's gonna end in five years then five years happens and the cults are jesus is coming back and then the q is old Trump is still president.

You just wait. You know about the red heifer. I think I watched your podcast on this one. Yeah. Yeah. There was a Jerusalem post. There was a forward.com article and they were just like, the red heifer has been born. And that signifies the coming of the Messiah or something like that.

I don't know anything about it. I just read out some article. And that was a month before the Hamas attack. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. But what if they just cloned something? Discover the magic of Bad MGM Casino, where the excitement is always on deck. Pull up a seat and check out a wide variety of table games

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BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario. They're trying to. I know, they're engineering the end times. Yes, but they can't. So people are actually trying to genetically engineer the red heifer, but it has to have no... It's not. These people believe they're supposed to bring about the prophecy,

not wait for it. Right, right. Accelerate it. But no, I reject this. The idea that prophecy only ever was something to wait for is made up by made up these are people who are like if it says this must be done it's a to-do list not a wait for list yeah but the problem is they can't do it yeah even when they selectively breed the the heifers the cows it ends up with blemishes and so they're trying and and it's been, what, like thousands of years or whatever?

They've not been able to do it? But why don't they invent some skincare for it and see if they can remove it from the past? It's got to be naturally, because these people genuinely believe that you have to breed it. They're not trying to convince a carnival. They're trying to find something that they believe

is signifying the coming of the Messiah. So it was reported in September that they did, and now they have to wait for it to get a little older and then they're going to check it for blemishes and this happens a lot and then they say ah there it is it's got a mark it's not it's not a pure red heifer and but if it's not it has to be sacrificed and the fear is if someone claims that this is a pure red heifer again not an expert i read one article then they will have to sacrifice this for the start of the third temple or whatever, which will put them at odds with Islam or something.

So I don't know enough about it. All I know is a lot of people who, you don't have to believe what they believe to be worried about a bunch of people fighting. Yeah, fighting and causing problems because they might believe something. It's like waiting on the next Dalai Lama. Remember that one kid?

They believe there's a next one and then didn't try to kidnap him, right? China doesn't know. And then they also declare their own dalai lama right that's right it's impossible to say what happened to the first one but they didn't well it's the one that china thinks is right right you can't question it yeah it's crazy i just want to know what the red heifer tastes like is that a good statement i don't know i think they just sacrificed and bladed it out. Right. Yeah. That's a waste. According to like the kosher laws, I'm pretty sure as well. Do you feel like this is good representation for gingers that we're trying to breed more red heifers?

He told me earlier it's the name of his new podcast. This is actually. There's enough of us. There's enough of us. All right. We've been having too much fun. Let's get really dark with it. This is a really, really big story from earlier today.

Israel demands action after journalists reportedly joined Hamas massacre. AP, CNN, Reuters, and the New York Times. They had reporters. This is an investigative. I'm sorry. This is the. Here we go. Honest reporting is an NGO that it pushes back on articles that it says are posting fake news about Israel.

And they have some photos taken by Hassan Esliah at the conflict. And there are serious questions any editor should have asked about these photos. Excuse me, good sir, reporter that we are paying. How did you get this photo? Hamas is allowing you to film their operations. How did you know to film in these locations? Were you with Hamas? What did they tell you? Now, there's serious, there's real questions. Would we rather have the photos or not? My concern is if these quote unquote reporters are embedded with Hamas, there's a photo. They actually have the photos or not my concern is if these quote-unquote reporters are embedded with hamas there's a photo they actually have a photo of one of the guys with one of the hamas leaders hold on yeah like they look like friends and so it would seem

the images and photos that came out were intentionally released by hamas to control the narrative and if these news organizations paid these individuals, they were directly funding Hamas. I'm not surprised because these are the same corporate press people who are funding BLM and basically embedded with them and helping burn down cities. And they have young progressives on staff who would think this is justified. I mean, we saw this in the US. There's no reason to think it's not happening in the newsrooms everywhere. When I saw this story today, I thought of, forget his full name but i think the last name was sullivan and he was the guy at j6 who was selling his footage uh from inside the capital and it was on cnn yeah he made a bunch of money and then like the day after something like that and then he's on video waving

the knife like doing like instigating literal bad stuff you know so see, you know, this is just the next step for these people. This is what they do. But I would like to know who they are, like to what degree did they partake in this? I do want to see the photos and then I want to be able to judge for myself. But like, are they freelancers? Did they know the publication beforehand?

Do we know that? Are they retainer freelancers? Right. Did the New York Times, AP, CNN, as organizations know the attack was going to happen? beforehand do we know that are they are they retainer freelancers right did the new york times ap cnn as organizations know the attack was going to happen i gotta be honest i think it's entirely possible totally they're claiming they don't they're saying we had no idea this is going to happen well they have to say that but look what does it mean for an organization to say we didn't know does that mean an editor didn't know it's entirely possible one of these guys

contacted their you know buyer whatever and said look there's gonna be a major military action on the 7th i can get you the photos you know here's how much i want negotiated the question that that needs to be asked the deeper investigation is how quickly were these photos released because if they were released instantly that means a pre-existing relationship was in play and these guys are likely on some kind of retainer or payroll or at the very least sent an email saying check out these photos do you want to buy them and they immediately just said yes without question here's a photo palestinian palestinian militants from gaza strip run the gate of kibbutz kafar azza on saturday uh from run run by the gate so is this a photo of them

appear appearing to try and get in could this reporter have warned someone they were about to go and and kill a bunch of civilians is it the duty of the reporter to do so i mean these are serious moral questions yes and uh unless he's ideologically aligned with hamas in which case he is a propaganda mouthpiece of hamas that is being paid by the american corporate press it's one thing to embed yourself with a thing and report on it but it's another thing to i think you have it's ethically you must say something if you know that's going to happen yeah it doesn't matter how embedded you are that's ridiculous but like when that picture of him kissing the kissing picture like is that from he's being kissed by or six like it when is that picture even from that it matters it could

be from years ago but uh yeah we don't know matters because hamas has spent a lot of time trying to embed themselves in the good graces of progressives in america i mean what was the line from you know i think it was a 2019 was the line from, you know, I think it was a 2019 interview where he was saying, you know, equating basically Hamas and their actions to BLM and George Floyd, right? And he used those words because he knows that there is an emotional reaction on the American left. This is a longstanding goal of Hamas in my observational understanding of it, that they want the American left journalism class to be sympathetic to them. And so it wouldn't be surprising me if a journalist has a positive relationship with both

a Western outlet and Hamas. And Hamas was like, yeah, come here, let's do it. And I don't know if that journalist is objective enough to understand what they are consenting to or what they're enabling with their actions. What media outlet was it that said they were bombed by israel years ago but it turns out they were in the headquarters of hamas that time do you remember that story there was a there was a media center right that it was claimed as just reporters are and then it came out that hamas used the sub-level for weapons and stuff yes yeah because that's what they do yeah and we all do it like this country's got bad bad press or working with our bad agents all the time you know i do think it's funny because like the u.s has blown up and killed a bunch of people at weddings in pakistan and things like that you know what i

mean like come on so you know i i just i just can't stand the uh the hypocrisy more importantly i mean look these these corporate news organizations, they're evil. They are big, faceless corporations. The only thing that editor was thinking was, I can't get in trouble, but we get these photos out. It's big. How much do you want? They didn't even stop to say, how did you get these photos? Because look, man, if it turns out that you're working with these guys, we can't give you any money for this.

It's even worse than if he says, OK, you can take him for free, because that means you are putting out the propaganda they want released. And I think, you know, a lot of people say, why would they want that release showing the horrible things they're doing? You know, they filmed themselves doing horrible things. They published this footage. They wanted to destroy the Abraham Accords and shift the negotiating power back to Palestine by saying, hey, look, we're crazy. And Biden gave him $100 million. Yep.

Yeah, it's crazy. I would advise, recommend anyone who cares about what's going on behind the scenes at corporate media places to watch the best movie network. And it goes through. I met us on. I'm not going to take it anymore. That's it. You know, and how they exploit violence, madness, you know and what what they do for the clicks for the views it's one of my

favorite movies one of the best written movies with the best dialogue ever but i think that movie even though i came out in probably 70s or 80s it is just as uh relevant today as it was then yeah i i think it's unsurprising that's. I am curious what the response would be from AP or Reuters, whoever put out the photos, because ultimately they control the news. So even if they put out a statement, they can bury it as fast as anything else. CNN fired the guy. Did they say what capacity he worked with them? Well, let's read this from the Messenger.

They say CNN and other organizations, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And let's see. In a statement, proposed that it acts, the Israeli prime minister said this. from the messenger they say uh cnn other organizations blah blah blah blah blah and let's see in a statement posted to ask the israeli prime minister said this okay come on come on cnn told israeli outlet ynet that it had severed ties with eslaya in the wake of the honest reporting investigation saying we are aware of the article and photo concerning hassan eslaya a freelance photo journalist who has worked with a number of international and israeli outlets cnn wrote in a statement oh yeah, while we have not at this time found a reason to doubt the journalistic accuracy of the work he's done for us,

we have decided to suspend all ties with him, the network added. That kind of sounds like they're saying, holy crap, we're in trouble, cut ties with him and dismiss it. Because if it really was a nothing, they would say, look, it's a freelancer we've worked with in the past, we have no comment. That's what I was thinking is that this guy is probably not like a direct employee of CNN. It's probably not that. So he's a freelancer.

So are the news companies just the middleman? And then maybe someone's calling and saying, hey, we got someone over there, right? It doesn't matter because you can't legally give material support to a terrorist organization so the questions that are rising with with this is look this is not an instance where photos emerged of someone in the music festival who had been there and said look i was here in israel i was filming this is a guy who's palestinian in gaza who has photos from inside israel meaning he breached the barriers with he like he's with the guy the the bigger question is did these media organizations pay hamas for the propaganda material hamas wanted released yeah i think

that's a big problem this i think this ethically is just a giant nightmare you know uh and it reminds me of this weird story about this there's this journalist from back in the day he was in the new journalism movement wrote a lot of great stories and then in his old years uh he wrote a story about a guy with a motel who was a voyeur looking at the people who were in his hotel rooms and then he embedded himself with that person and like me reading that i'm like ethically you should be warning everybody about this but instead he's like cozying up to this guy looking through the peepholes that ap claims the first pictures they received show they were taken more than an hour after the attacks began no ap staff were at the border at the time of the attacks

nor did any ap staffer cross the border at that time that does not mean this guy was not there and people are posting a video showing one of these reporters holding a grenade or something like this that's what's what's being reported on x and uh yo israel is saying these these journalists are going to be treated as terrorists that's crazy uh as lion now says he fears for his life those who stood quote as idle bystanders while children were slaughtered are no different than terrorists and should be treated as such that's crazy man see this is where it gets interesting i don't like do if this guy's a legitimate journalist and he's not with hamas do we want these photos we want to see what they're

doing yes unfortunately but yes but the question is is he actually aligned with them and our news organizations paying a guy and providing material support to the propaganda wing of hamas that's the problem i gotta be honest i don't think anyone anyone operates in Gaza without the approval of Hamas. I don't think this guy could be a journalist without them. Like a Palestinian journalist in Gaza, they know who he is. They have to. He's selling photos to the AP being played internationally. There's no circumstance in my mind where Hamas is like,

no, you're fine. Do whatever you want. No, they probably said, here's what we expect from you. Here's what you have to do. And he says, you got it. Well, that's what I'm saying. I don't think that he's not CNN's's guy right this guy does work for someone someone is paying his bills to be there live there and exist there and that's the question i want to have answered is this guy part of hamas is he part of intelligence

agency like how do you get training to hang out with hamas and not get shot right you have to buddy buddy this is this is the question a picture of him getting kissed i mean come on yeah right there that's crazy and he's smiling and he's taking the selfie yeah so it's not like they staged the photo he was like hey i'm gonna get a picture with me and this guy who's kissing me that's crazy i mean but if he's palestinian i would be curious to hear what his personal view on hamas is anyways right i mean people in in palestine have a long and complicated relationship with hamas because hamas used to provide social services. I mean, there was Hamas pre what we know it is today. It's not that I'm justifying Hamas's existence, but as a Palestinian journalist, maybe you view it

differently. I don't know. Or maybe if he truly was embedded and he truly is an investigative journalist, that's the role he was playing. Or maybe that's the story he's going to tell you. Either way, it's ridiculous ridiculous but if he is palestinian right then he's subject to hamas's whims yeah oh yeah i mean this is this is propaganda yeah for them well and also like if he's just like i'm a nice journalist and i want to do a good job and hamas maybe i take your picture and they know that he's ultimately going to give the photos to cnn or to any kind of western athlete there's a chance that they're like, yes, of course, we'll treat you really nicely. Come on in. Because again, they ultimately, you know, there's this question of material support. So

Hamas may not be paying him, but they do want him to circulate images of them. Hamas has not been quiet with the fact that they want public attention. Imagine what would have happened if Hamas didn't film any of what happened on Octoberober 7th right there would be limited video from security cameras and dash cams and some people film stuff but a lot of the most gruesome stuff we've seen they filmed themselves like killing civilians in cars and stuff like that right they wanted people to see what they were doing yeah for sure that's messed up man which is why they're palling around with the press as well or is the press look man when you go to these protests in the far left these quote-unquote journalists that's messed up man which is why they're palling around with the press as well or is the press look man when you go to these protests in the far left these quote-unquote journalists wearing

press badges they're they're activists they're antifa absolutely yeah but you don't have to look at like tiktok right like tiktok has tons of video footage that's coming out on the ground in palestine right now of people in palestine saying you know israel is making us walk to the southern part of the state or you know there is there is a counter effort. And so Hamas saying, and this is just off the cuff, my opinion about it, but like Hamas saying, yes, we are willing to show what we're doing, kind of tells the citizens, yes, you should also be recording and trying to distribute what's happening here as much as possible. And it makes the narrative more complicated, which is ultimately what Hamas really wants. Yeah. And I just also want to stress that every

government is doing this at the same time, to varying degrees, right? But like Gal Gadot is about to show some film for the IDF. A fight broke out. You saw that? No. Yeah. She had a screening and a fight broke out. Was she dressed up as Wonder Woman or? She wasn't at the fight, but a fight broke out outside. That's crazy.

With the 1984 outfit. Not as good. Yeah, not as good. Not as good. But everyone's got propagandists on their payroll, you and it's we should all be very aware of that no matter if it's this government in america these guys hamas the idf they all got it and uh just i would be what do we call it what we call it propaganda if it was something everyone agreed with like let's say that um we'd call it successful propaganda well like let's say that everyone in this country absolutely agrees with the right to wear shoes. And then someone makes a documentary explaining why it's important to wear shoes.

We wouldn't call it propaganda. We'd call it a documentary. It's propaganda when you have competing ideological interests fighting with each other. And as ideologies fracture in the United States, everything turns into propaganda. So we make infringed. My view of it is,

it is a, it's a journey of, you know, Lauren goes through meeting people and exploring the ideas of gun control and then factually reporting on the importance of keeping and bearing arms, what the founding fathers meant.

And we think we are correct in what we're saying and how we're saying it. And then people who hate guns are going to say it's propaganda. Right. In summer sex though, to your shoe example,

propaganda would include, it wouldn't just be like, oh, shoes are good your feet it'd be like and they make you stronger and better and they ultimately support every single aspect of our economy i mean propaganda has to do with an overwhelming lobbying for i disagree infringed ends with lauren saying buy a gun while you still can or something that effect but it's it's if you made a documentary you said the founding fathers intended people to keep and bear arms because in order to form a militia to fight a foreign or domestic threat the populace would need to be armed and prepared to use weapons the left will

say that's a lie that's not true that's propaganda the founding fathers expected regulated militias that they were in control of to be doing this this This is a right-wing propaganda lie. That's my point. We call our stuff news and information. We call the counterpoints and what we would view as lies as propaganda. And then the other people do the same thing. I don't think everyone calls everything they disagree with.

If you watch Forks Over Knives, they just gave birth to a huge wave of veganism, at least in my generation. I wouldn't call it propaganda it's just alternative information right it's not right right so if your argument is that we are honest people and they're not then okay i don't really have an argument other than saying like propaganda tends to be uh over celebratory of the thing that it's trying to push or it doesn't have to be sure but right

so it's not over presenting different points of view doesn't inherently have to be propaganda if an activist organization that was pro-abortion made a bunch of uh made a documentary that excluded all of the arguments of the pro-life side we'd call that propaganda typically you would because it's not balanced i mean that would also be true of like any written thing where it's just like here's our side over and over and that's my point so when we make infringed is it balanced we're advocating for buying guns i think it is important that everyone does train and exercise their rights give me your arms the founding fathers did intend these things for these reasons people did own warships back in the day private companies own nuclear weapons these are all true today and the left would say it's propaganda.

It's pro-gun propaganda. Yeah. So what my point is, we have these disparate ideologies popping up and no unified ideology. Everything is turning into, you know, like ideological attacks on everybody else. Yeah. I mean, ultimately, it changes why people are motivated to create anything, right? If you think, I can harken back to my example of always being This American Life. When This American Life, you know, way back in the day, when it would come out, they do

these thematic episodes and you'd get kind of weird, unusual stories. But ultimately, if you have a political objective or you have a specific point you're trying to make, it changes the type of content you're creating. It's kind of like how Ser serial, speaking of NPR, you know, that it turned, when they first aired it, it was this huge phenomenon, this narrative about that guy who they thought was wrongfully accused. And in retrospect, it kind of sounds like it was just propaganda to make him sound more innocent.

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And we'll read some Super Chats. RJ McDougalheim with the first film and we're gonna be pushing it pretty heavily throughout the next couple weeks for sure and uh we'll read some super chats rj mcdougalheim with the first super chat saying yo congratulations alpha turkey says who are they more afraid of trump or vivek trump trump right now vivek though they're probably right now saying like okay trump's army threat i'm like you got to keep an eye on this guy because he's he's he's doing the same thing Trump's doing. That's what I said. Like, if you think that any other candidate after Trump's going to be treated

any differently than Trump, you haven't been paying attention. These are the tactics they're going to use forever and ever from here on out. Yep. Fatty Tang says FCC voting on Biden's internet plan next week. It gives the administrative state

effective control of all internet services and infrastructure. Oh boy. I'm excited for that that what a time to be alive just gives me a headache okay okay bitner tune says howdy viewer since 2020 your work inspired me to enter the culture arena and launch my own cartoon profile on x please shout out at bitner tunes nice shout out waffle sensei says boy look at that member for 30 months vivek will be president in 2028 i could see that be cool i think we need more talented people i like seeing you know vivek thrive i like seeing talent right at the top hey waffle he's in one of my group chats. Oh, right on. He's a nice guy.

That's awesome. Elftree Hug says, We need to vote for people that love this country and want to make it work. When things become too polarized, they stop respecting the systems in place, and the systems break down, i.e. branches of government, the Constitution. You know it. Yep. Matt Hudson says,

I tried to be first, but I failed. My name is Matt Hudson's and I'm a world-class non-qm loan processor available to grow your company hire me I'm not a communist also I love Mastiff's I don't know what a loan processor does I would assume that message are cool that doesn't necessarily means the only thing they do and we don't need loans we have we have we have no need communist though yeah're not a communist, though. Yeah, that's good.

That's a good point. One less communist. One less communist. Michael Angeli says, Brace bands struck down along with frame and receiver rule, but government can still appeal and fight it. Keep spreading the message. Shall not be infringed.

My understanding is, too, is the rule still in effect pending the appeal. Yes. So they basically extended, I just listened to a podcast this morning. They extended the, you don't have to be a part

of these two groups that how we're representing people. You know, it's everyone, everyone everywhere. It used to be two lawsuits were brought. And if you were a member of these two companies or you were in their services,

you were shielded on the original ruling. You went back and forth. Now they extended to everyone. But my understanding is is you like we're still waiting for a final ruling but right right in the meantime oh yeah okay chief opoff says today i subscribed to today i subscribed to ian's channel and i got a timcast membership tim we've had plenty of one-way arguments over the years since occupy but i've always truly appreciated what you do i'm happy to get a membership thank you very much good sir y'all should become members and hang out in the discord because they're also

doing an infringed viewing party oh that's super cool yeah hang out with your friends and watch a movie and eat popcorn just as the way it was supposed to be discord is incredible they do so much stuff yeah they're incredible kyle martin says just watched infringed great documentary and encourage anyone fans of the second amendment or not to watch it i think it's the kind of thing you want your family members who are not to a to watch with you and uh you can tell my rights like it's a you know it talks about gun control stuff and let's let's watch it and then you know there you go talks about democide when all these governments fascists nazis etc were communists were killing their own people. Yeah. Yeah, man. Let's send a copy to David Hogg. He should watch it.

He should watch it. Sparkart says, off topic, how do you think Zelensky is going to explain to the Azov battalion that Israel is now getting their funds and now they're asking for loans they will need to pay back with interest? Oof. Uh-oh. The simulation, it's just the writing is wild sometimes. Yeah, that one's pretty good. payback with interest. Oof. Uh-oh. Man. The simulation,

it's just the writing is wild sometimes. Yeah, that one's pretty good. That's really good, man. Jardit says, unbeatable ticket. Hear me out. Patrick bet David

Tucker Carlson. I can dream. Unfortunately, Patrick was not born in the United States. I don't think so. Yeah, he cannot be president. I think too many

media personalities on one ticket might not work for the voters. Voters do want to see someone they feel more related to. Someone they've already voted for once and they did a good job. They have a history of being in government and at least doing some positive things.

Ben Hickson says, Ronnie McDaniel maiden name is Romney, courtesy of PBD co-host. Vivek had Trump energy. You should create an anti-Matrix page highlighting all the media lies to show people to wake them up. Is that true about Ronna McDaniel's name? It was Ronna Romney?

I don't know. Or is that just a joke where they're making fun of her? That name sounds fake. I've seen this before, though. That sounds like a simulation name. That's a simulation name, for sure. Oh, Vivek definitely had Trump energy. That's her stage name. Yeah. Yeah yeah when he called out the moderator that his opening statement i i was saying it's my new favorite poem it was so i see this one uh this message from steve he says marvel is turning into representation force sorry is is her middle name romney rana romney mcdaniel that's

what ap no well that that would be her maiden name then yeah her maiden name is romney oh wow romney yeah really wow yep there you go well there you go so uh the the uh the marvels came out today it's the latest film it's the shortest marvel film they've put out yet it stars three super strong tough ladies fighting an evil super strong tough lady and uh it's the first marvel movie i have not gone to see and will not go see because it looks bad and you know i know it's bad the trailer opens with footage from end game like the first third of the trailer is marvel's end game which was 2019 they're just recycling they're doing it because they know that nobody likes brie larson and they've invested too much they've got a contract with her.

They've got to finish the movie because it's part of the universe. So they're doing something with it. It went from Brie Larson was supposed to be the new Iron Man to her second movie has three main characters.

They're like, we need someone else. She's not. People don't like her. So they make a trailer for her movie, which I don't even see trailers, which is crazy. Normally, there's tons of trailers coming up before the movie comes out i saw the

one and it's robert downey jr and chris evans no joke and i was like what what is this weren't there multiple reshoots of this too i don't know probably look they were nice to us they made it the shortest one ever and they probably did it like we've got to make it but let's just get it done and apparently the the critics are bombing it like the official critics not the you know how sad how sad but you know what man like the mcu was a great thing they made was it like it was like 13 films that were all connected to each other and then after that it was a spattering of garbled nonsense so just like our simulation is falling apart it kind of parallels the mcu can only keep seasons going for so long it's probably the same writers uh rana romney mcdaniel is mitt romney's niece i just gotta get marvel ended at endgame and star wars and it's not

suspicious at all yeah did she get married or did she just change her name like legally she got married could distance herself from that but still be in charge of the uniparty all right the emperor's champion says tucker carlson would be a very prudent choice for VP. He'd be able to campaign for Trump, completely negating the last attempt to jam up the Trump, uh, jam up Trump and stop him from campaigning.

That's true. This is the thing, you know, people are saying Trump's going to be in jail. How will he, how will he campaign his VP? And if it is someone like, oh man,

that's why Vivek could be VP because Trump could look at him and be like, okay, I'm busy. Vivek, run the show. And if Vivek does rallies, people are going to be cheering like crazy. But he doesn't phone calls in prison, though. So 15 minutes a day, he could make a rap album. But here's the thing, Trump's funny. I don't think Vivek's a funny guy. He's a serious guy.

He's a very serious guy. He has a hard a funny guy he's a serious guy yeah a serious guy he has a hard time with that genuine humor the tiktok dances are a bit much in my opinion uh oh i don't like his eminem rap uh the eminem rap also as a rap fan i don't really like eminem but he's got a but he doesn't it's it's good that he's not that guy yes he's he's he's the the the businessman and trump is the wild personality. Right. Right. But he still has energy. Of course.

He's the only person on that stage with any energy. Yeah. Any honesty. Yeah. Did he have his... I know he was in charge of COVID. He was on a board for something. Didn't he have his Wikipedia page scrubbed? I don't know.

Everybody has. I've heard too. But everybody has. It's not surprising to me it's like one big political competition on wikipedia all i've ever seen is people just like to just say george soros and then it's supposed to mean yeah but they just say that so if it's just like there's so many people who uh they said the same thing of trump when trump was running they said that he was secretly colluding with hillary clinton because he's friends with her

yeah and they post photos and i'm like dude like yeah vivek is spreading a message and if the argument is he's a plant who's secretly trying to take over oh no he's spreading the message we like like is the argument that he's willing that the deep state is sacrificing their position to promote american first politics and policies and anti-war and then gain control i i just yeah look man if people are spreading your message for you just say oh no stop don't i guess like let him do their thing he's like moving the overton window a bit exactly uh yeah with what he's saying and he's not gonna be he's not gonna win right like he may be vp yeah could be fun all right d99 says,

I wish infringed dimension that most of these ghost guns and crimes are just a gun that has numbers ground off. I think it is one in five real ghost guns. Wow. Interesting.

Crazy. By the firesides as I'd love, I'd love to vague for Trump's VP of if Biden is nominee only to see him at ratio Kamala in the debates. Oh God, that would be amazing

yeah it would be good we saw tulsi body her in the debate years ago and i can see if you do it that would be i feel like kamala would somehow try to get out of being she might quit she's like you know what i don't want to be she's like i've really got to go back to california now but today she said she had the vocabulary and the pronunciation for the press did you see that clip no she said that so maybe she's feeling pronunciation for the press? Did you see that clip? No, I didn't. She said that. So maybe she's feeling confident now. She read a book.

I hope she is. I would love to see her get bodied. Oh, it'd be great. It'd be great. He would steamroller. Eric Sharp says, Deshrinktus played four years of baseball for Yale. Someone more search savvy than I should be able to find rosters and game programs.

These should show his height and weight before presidential aspirations. Well, let's get it. There's photos of him walking on the beach barefoot and he has the same height difference with his wife. Then there's a photo of her wearing high heels and he has the same height difference with his wife. And then she was in sneakers the other day and they had the same height difference. Something is weird. She was wearing sneakers

at the debate? No, it was a picture of her and the Iowa governor and their families together. He was trying to walk down a step and he tripped. Do you see the video? And people are pointing out that the reason why his heel clipped the step is because the block... He's used to the shoes?

Well, no, no, no. The block object in the back of your foot, you don't feel the same way when you're walking. And so he thought he had cleared. And then he moved his foot in a way that his foot would have cleared the step but the extended heel did not that's the argument i want a politician who can climb stairs why is this so hard that is a little too much to ask for come on maybe lower your standards right down to ron de santis's height not even newsome could get downstairs which is why he's going to

be candidate he fall down the stairs at the airplane on the way the other day newsome did he probably did it. Like it's not, it's all staged to make Biden look less incompetent. Yes. Yeah. That way he can lock down that. You'd be a better writer for the simulation.

Chinese children's stairs. Then yes. He definitely shipped over one. Fun fact, Rana McDaniel is Mitt Romney's niece. Yeah. See, I told you guys.

Not, not sketchy at all. That's so gross. Does she also like hot dogs without buns co-ist inspiration says tim i have to know does your source in the mcdaniel story own a certain political t-shirt company no comment we will not uh reveal any information pertaining to our source uh will not confirm or deny you didn't see the romney's thing when he was talking about hot dogs no he's like i love hot dogs he's walking down a hallway and then he's like i like hot dogs in a bun i even like

hot dogs without a bun hot dogs pretty good i'm from chicago it was crazy to me when i first left chicago and you couldn't get hot dogs anywhere i mean for real you go to chicago there are hot dog stands everywhere not stands like that's new york new york has carts chicago has brick and mortar hot dog places all over the place mcmaxwell street very famous but you're like walking on the street and it's when i was a kid and me and my friends were playing in the garage like our garage band we would walk four blocks to the hot dog shop and you'd walk inside and it's hot dogs and burgers and italian beef that's and the signs are all for hot dogs like chicago's all about hot dogs and burgers and italian beef that's and the signs are all for hot dogs like chicago's all about hot dogs and then i moved uh i bounced around and visited a bunch of places and it's

just like there's nothing and i was like wow and it was a crazy moment for me when i was in um where was i think i was in la no no i was in new york and i went to get a sub i went to get they're called heroes in new york not subs right and And when I was asked what I wanted on it, I said, I want to do roast beef, cheddar, and giardiniera. And he went, and what? And I was like, roast beef, cheddar, and giardiniera. And he goes, what? Giardiniera. He's like, hey, we don't have that.

And I was like, what? And then I found out it was a Chicago thing. Yeah, we don't have that in New York. Don't have that in New York, not in LA. But because of pot bellies, you get them called, they're called hot peppers. And so I figured out how to get them. And so here at the castle, we just ordered like 30 of them. Because I'm like, if you're from Chicago, you're wondering what's going on.

That's hilarious. Why can't I get good food out of here? Yo, the best thing ever is a giardiniera pizza. Hmm. Yeah. I'll try it. People should look up what giardiniera is. Good luck spelling it.

I don't even know how to spell it. G-I-A-D-I-E-e-n-r-a jardinera and i can't spell it good luck yeah but it's awesome it's it's great it's like celery carrots cauliflower and jalapenos and oil that sounds amazing yeah all right uh let's see nick says i am a member i don't have the time to watch anymore i will never not give y'all 10 bucks a month thank you for what you do love you guys really do appreciate it we we definitely do do advocacy and stuff we're like we're like a weird mix of like mission driven media and stuff it's a fair point a lot of people who are members are doing it just because they like what we continue to do. And I, I embrace it. I'm like,

look, man, if you like, uh, if you like second amendment rights, we, I just set a $100,000 marketing budget on social media, like set as in like,

I literally clicked go and the money is currently and actively being spent. The ads are running and these ads are for advocacy on gun rights but it's like it's for the documentary we want people to sign up we want to watch the documentary if at the very least all we get of it is we have made a pro gun rights documentary ubiquitous through you know this marketing campaign there you go if we can get more members if we can make more money i would love to spend a million dollars marketing gun rights documentary. Just like with Daily Wire and What is a Woman, right? We're going to make documentaries that support the ideas we believe in.

And that's why you should become a member at TimCast.com. Appreciate it. All right. Mitchell Cloud 9 says, coming from Canada, I watched Infringed last night. And today I signed up for my non-restricted and restricted firearms training and permit. I regret not getting involved before the sweeping bans. Right on, man. Right on. Alright, we'll grab some more. Neglectful Sausage says, Tim, that's part of it. Except millennials also were the first generation to not be pushed to work at

14 to 15 years old. And now people are saying 21 are still kids. It's infantilization of by our culture itself but you do it to re consent law what what does that mean we can't hear anything you're saying bro oh sorry not everyone because i was referring uh soccer games when i was what 14 15 so like not i didn't knew other kids that were doing the same thing so not every millennial was like that I don't totally agree with that no we got plenty of 14 year olds bagging groceries out of grocery stores yeah there's definitely they're out there but it is true that a lot of uh a lot of millennials were not getting jobs very true yeah my oldest I mean he's he's a go-getter he actually uh he buys broken gaming systems and

fixes them goes through solders things and sells them back to the local flea market. That's awesome. That's very cool. Ready to rumble says Tim has never been in a fight in his entire life. False. I mean, that's just ridiculous. Everybody.

Have you been in a fight? Oh yeah. Yeah. Have you been in a fight? It's my hobby. I used to do, uh, um,

I, I briefly took, it depends on what you mean by fight for sure, but I've been in actual fights where it was wild and a kid DDT'd me once when I was in grade school. DDT? Yeah, because like WWE was so big and we got into a fight

and I don't watch WWE, so I was just swinging and then he grabbed me and then he did it. It didn't hurt at all and I was confused as to what happened, but everyone thought it was a big deal. I got into a fight in grade school and I've gotten into a bunch of fights when I was older but like you know few and far between watch the watch the live

streams where i'm fighting with antifa there's a photo of me and luke fighting with an antifa guy and it was it was printed in like new york daily news or something so this guy smacked my hand and i grabbed him and then i was surrounded by cops so i just locked his arm and he tried to get away and I wouldn't let him. And then Luke pulled his mask off and then everyone got pictures of his face. And so I don't know. It depends on what you mean by fight. No, I do jujitsu a couple of days a week. I train at Gracie Bradenton.

You should definitely come train with me if anyone is ever in town. But is that what someone means by being in a fight though? You know what I mean? It's a fight. You're getting choked out. Is it a street fight though? But it's not the same. Like they're not trying to actually hurt you. They're trying to win a fight and you tap what i mean it's a fight you're getting choked out though it's not but it's but it's not the same like they're not trying to actually hurt you they're trying to win a fight and you tap out and they say okay like maybe they mean this person means by fight as in

you're in the middle of the street and some dude's trying to stomp your head on the you gotta know yeah how to define it because you're not trying to kill the person no i've been jumped i've been hit in the head i've been in different fights whether it was like our little fight club we had throughout middle school high school where you schedule this fight with this guy and you're bare knuckle punch each other in the face or uh you're getting jumped by the football team or you're at a jujitsu match you know um or you're in a mosh pit where everyone's throwing their fists around and you leave with a broken ear nose like i did for a long time i guess it depends what a fight is you know yeah it depends if we're talking about like a street they're all fun yeah

but it's different it's different than like them like actually being sanctioned in any way that's for sure yeah it's still a fight though oh yeah I'm not saying it's not a fight for sure but yeah different different I guess you could say different environment called one I think it was UFC one two and four and they had to change the rules because jiu-jitsu won the first four so and if that's not simulating fighting and winning in actual fighting i don't know yeah yeah oh yeah all right aaron james says tim please shout out the millennials who aren't lazy those who are getting married working hard

raising kids starting businesses like my wife coach sophie james helping people manage real work-life balance i'm not saying all millennials the reason why i say millennials suck is because we have a disproportionate amount of lazy in like just awful people in the millennial generation yeah but of course i think the majority of millennials are normal work hard we're raised well it's just that we're getting it's a growing body i think it's going to revert back with gen z and the population is going to collapse after that so gen z's totally screwed yo this world is going to be millennial it's like if you think it's bad now the boomers control the wealth wait till millennials are are 50 to 60 years old and there is no gen alpha because people aren't having kids so gen alpha is going to be really small people who are marketing are going

to say what's the point of marketing to a microscopic target market? You'll make, they'll have some companies, but this is going to be the death of culture. A large component of it is no incentive towards making new things because Gen Alpha is too small and millennials are too big. So if I'm going to look, we did a, we did a gun rights documentary. We're looking at running commercials. Where should I run the commercials? A reasonable marketing decision is

have these commercials run on channels that like guns. Because then people are going to want to watch. But like, hold on there a minute. What's the point of that? They'll know this already. But they'll like it and they're more likely to buy it.

Okay, but that's not the mission. So what is the ad we're running on Google? All. Just anywhere in the United States on any kind of content, 18 and up, let the commercial run. And it means we'll make less money. But I'm not trying to get a bunch of people who already agree with me to watch something so we can all pat each other on the back. That's stupid. But this is what's going to happen in the future.

A guy's going to be like, I got a million bucks to to invest i want to make at least a million bucks back on top okay well if we go for gen alpha i don't know you might you might make 1.3 okay what about what about gen z 1.7 what about millennials 3 million okay if i can make if i can triple my money off millennials what kind of bands do we got to get oh you, you got to get the oldies, the classics, you know, like Smashing Pumpkins. Okay, then they do. And then the new up-and-coming bands are not getting paid. They're not getting hired for gigs because they don't sell enough tickets. That's just it.

Is Gen Alpha going to be able to fill a 4,000-seat venue? Are they going to be able to fill a stadium? Probably not. Yeah, probably not. It's going to be aging. Look, Blink-182 just came out with a new album. And it's gonna be aging like look blink when you came out the new album and it's like doing really well there's like their album's doing really well because because nostalgia sells it's not absolute but with population decline narrowing down

even young people it's gonna happen is you're gonna have some some 20 year old businessman millennials are gonna be in their 50s and 60s and this 20 year old dude's going to be like i make a bunch of money selling rolling stones t-shirts that's it i mean already gen z wearing nirvana shirts i think is funny like i think you died after kurt cobain but it's cool that you're wearing three songs name three songs no there was that viral video with almost like i don't even know what this is remember that yeah she's like they were selling it at the mall and i bought it like what is it yep yeah and then she played it for the first time like is that what this is we're old all right what do we got thick mick uh c run fast says trump is the guy playing roy in that episode of rick and morty where someone dude, this guy is taking Roy off the grid. Reference to Blitz and Chitz.

Yo, the new Rick and Morty is painfully bad. I know. Because they got rid of that guy, right? The guy who made it. I don't understand how we would have shows like this. This doesn't make any sense. The best part is that he is now basically found innocent as far as everyone can tell.

Nothing has happened to him. People are still dragging him over some leaked messages I don't know a whole lot about yeah but the real accusations that got him fired from everything was domestic abuse that was proven false proven false that's amazing and now the funny thing is uh so just a roland voiced like most of the characters he voiced rick and morty they've replaced him and they're the first few episodes had no Morty in it because the dude just sucks at doing the voice. And now the episode with Morty, it sounds like the dude after he voices Morty is gasping and wheezing because he's struggling and straining himself to do his voice. The voice, like, yeah, the current voice of Morty sounds like he's always got to stick up his ass.

It's just like it's an agitated way to do the voice. And it's just like, oh, this is so miserable. I won't watch it. It ended for me. It's over. Yeah. It's just like, it's an agitated way to do the voice and it's just like, oh, this is so miserable. I won't watch it. It ended for me. It's over. Yeah, it's over. It's over.

It's like you with the Marvels. Like I, for me, Endgame was the end. Thank you very much. I appreciate that. The same thing with Star Wars. Like,

six was the last one. Everything else, fan fiction. Yeah, it's all fan fiction. Yeah. Sometimes things have to come to an end. I mean, I hate to say that and partially with Rick and Morty, it's all fan fiction. Sometimes things have to come to an end. I mean, I hate to say that.

And partially with Rick and Morty, it's sort of an unfair because it was premature, but things can't last forever, unfortunately. And sometimes it's better to stop. I'll reference one of my favorite shows, Gilmore Girls, where the writer and producer and her husband got into a huge debate with the studio. And so they left after the sixth season

and a lot of people who watch it just don't watch the last one because it wasn't written. So it's not the same feel. I got an idea. We're going to create the TimCast documentary universe. And what we would do is at the end of Infringed, after the credits,

it shows like, you know, Lauren sitting at a bar drinking. And then you're like, Benny Johnson will walk in or something. And he'll be like, I need to show you something about this. And then he slides like a voting report to her and then it's like and that's what MCU all it really was was they were marketing their next movie yeah and then they decided later like I guess they're all in the same universe let's connect them and we'll

do the Avengers and it turned into a universe do that they were making people wait for that dopamine dump though you were waiting a couple years in between movies I think that's what I loved about those post-credits it's like forced what's the word forced delayed gratification some of the end scenes don't even make sense anymore

so they stopped making sense like at the end of I think at the end of Hulk you get uh the general meeting with robert downey jr and it was like signaling iron man or whatever but i don't know i think iron man was first i don't know whatever and then it was first so then what was what movie and what was before there was a movie that ends and it shows them talking to robert downey jr maybe that was the hulk it was for part two or something but uh it used to be like you

know uh after i think captain america or something one movie, they find Thor's hammer or whatever. So it was a direct. Hey, this movie's next. There was a what there was one movie that ended. It was like Harry Styles was there. And everyone's like, oh, and then like nothing happened with that. And I was trying to make that guy relevant. Yeah, I don't know.

I was like, I guess he's here. You know, I swear to God at the ruined Deadpool three. I'm just. Oh, man. Yeah, I'll go see that one. I will go's here you know I swear to god at the ruined Deadpool 3 I'm just oh man yeah I'll go see that one I will go walk from the building alright everybody

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