Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #934 TAPES OF Bill Clinton Abusing Girls Says Epstein Docs, Witness RECANTED w/Alex Stein

Episode Date: January 9, 2024

Tim, Hannah Claire, Seamus, & Serge join Alex Stein to discuss the latest release of Epstein documents suggesting video evidence exists of Epstein's abuse, JP Morgan predicting Joe Biden will drop out... of the 2024 presidential race, Mexico demanding Joe Biden grant amnesty to 10 million illegal immigrants, and DOJ beginning to target Americans who were near the Capitol during J6 but did not enter the building. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 So this new batch of Epstein documents get released. In it, there is witness statements about videos existing of Bill Clinton, Richard Branson, and Prince Andrew abusing Epstein's victims. There's also allegations that Donald Trump was involved. Now, many news outlets reported this definitively as new Epstein docs witness say X. However, it has now come out that these are old allegations, which is rather unsurprising because we do know that many of these documents had already been previously released. And apparently the witness has recanted.
Starting point is 00:00:39 Now, there's a lot of people who are very defensive of Trump. And they're saying, see, these are these are these are desperate allegations from someone trying to bring attention to Epstein. They're not real. She recanted. But I got to say, there's still questions to be had about the woman retracting these claims, considering what she followed up with by saying that her family was in danger. So, look, fair point.
Starting point is 00:01:02 Witness claims something that says nothing. There's not a lot to go on. What do you do? The word is basically meaningless. But at the same time, considering Epstein and Jean-Luc Brunel kind of just, you know, were shuffled loose the mortal coil from their prison cells. I wouldn't be surprised to hear a witness recanting. So it is what it is. But we'll talk about this and much more. Mexico wants Joe Biden to give amnesty to 10 million illegal immigrants in exchange for assisting. Things are getting crazy. We've got some lighter news. I don't know if things will develop into anything serious, but a car crash into the White House gates may just be a car crash. Maybe nothing serious. But we do have some of these stories to go through, which we will. And we'll talk about J.P. Morgan's. One of their top strategists said Joe Biden will drop out in March over health issues. I think it makes sense. You know why?
Starting point is 00:01:48 Here's the game plan. We said, I said several times, Joe Biden's going to drop out. And then people said, no, Tim, it's too late. They can't have a primary anymore. Exactly. Joe Biden stays in the race long enough so they can't hold primaries because the deadline is passed, then drops out, giving the DNC the ability to appoint the successor without the democratic process, avoiding another Bernie Sanders situation. And there you have it.
Starting point is 00:02:10 We'll get into all that before we get started. My friends click the link in the description below. Go to Casper. Comment low. You will see Alex Stein's primetime grind. Two times caffeine coffee available now at Casper. Dot com. You want to buy it because buying from Cast Brew helps support the show.
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Starting point is 00:02:57 We are flying out tomorrow night after the show to Iowa to do a town hall style event, podcast hybrid, with Vivek Ramaswamy. Candace Owens will be joining us as well. Very excited for this. And I'm just going to, I got a request for a bunch of press to attend,
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Starting point is 00:03:54 We will have one tonight. You don't want to miss it because you get to even call in to talk to us and our guest. Now, joining us to talk about this and everything else is the man himself, Primetime Alex Dine. Pimp on a blimp, everybody. Go get that Primetime Grind coffee. It is Hunter Biden approved,
Starting point is 00:04:08 so it's going to keep you up all night. That's not true. Ukrainian strippers are not included. Yeah, well, yeah, but they're not included. We're going to get, he's going to file a suit. He's going to sue, yeah, sorry. And they're going to win, and we're going to go to jail. I have nothing to do with Alex Stein's coffee.
Starting point is 00:04:21 Alex Stein does more time in prison than Hunter Biden does shouting him out. Wouldn't be surprised. No, honestly, I really appreciate that. And guys, we're going to help some sick cats. That's what's most important. I'm not even about the money. I don't need the money, honey.
Starting point is 00:04:35 I want to help out some of the felines because you know what? I always put the pussy on the pedestal. And I'm talking about cats, YouTube. So we're legally allowed to say that. Right on. We also got Seamus in town. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, I am glad to be back here. I apologize.
Starting point is 00:04:48 I've lost my voice a little bit. Maybe I shouldn't apologize for that. Some of you in the audience will be very happy to hear it, and I think everyone will be very happy to hear that I am wearing a custom shirt that I made for my best bud. He can't be here tonight, but I made a shirt commemorating myself and my best bud, Luke. Luke, I hope you enjoy that. And with his permission, since both of our likenesses are on it, possibly we could sell it to commemorate our friendship.
Starting point is 00:05:16 Am I allowed to sell it? All right, no, we'll put it up, I guess. Well, I want to make sure I have my best bud's permission before I sell a shirt with his face on it. It's totally fine. I'll just give Luke all the money. No, no. The thing is, he wouldn't want that.
Starting point is 00:05:28 Luke is such a good friend that he wouldn't want that. He would want you to take all the money. Yeah, he would want me to have it. Wait, shouldn't you guys wait until June to sell a gay pride shirt? No, it's just, why is male friendship always seen as homosexual in this culture? I got to be honest. That's uncalled for. Men can be friends.
Starting point is 00:05:42 Yeah, that's true. I apologize. Yes. I think you should leave. Not that there's anything wrong with that. We love the gays. We're parents. All right, all. Yeah, that's true. I apologize. Yes. I think you should leave. Not that there's anything wrong with that. We love the gays. We're parents.
Starting point is 00:05:47 All right. All right. Hannah Clay's hanging out too. It's going to be a spicy episode with you guys. I'm Hannah Clay Brimel. I'm a writer for scnr.com. I'm happy to be here with these weird boys. And Serge is here too.
Starting point is 00:05:57 Thanks. Yeah. Not including weird boys. We're weird men. And Serge. We're weird men. We're weird men. What's up, Alex?
Starting point is 00:06:02 Good to see you, man. And likewise, Seamus. Let's get into it. Great to see you, man. And likewise, Seamus. Let's get into it, Tim. Great to see you, man. Here's the story from the New York Post. Epstein accuser claims pedophile had sex tapes of Trump, Clinton, Prince Andrew, and Richard Branson, new docs. This is false. This is false.
Starting point is 00:06:16 I'm highlighting the New York Post intentionally for the story because while the witness did claim that there are videos of Clinton, Prince Andrew, and Branson The witness did not say there were there were videos of Trump, which is very strange that your post will put that in the headline. There were two different sections. Let's read the story. However, Jeffrey Epstein accuser once claimed former President Donald Trump allegedly had relations with one of her unnamed friends at Epstein's home on regular occasions. That is true, according to the documents that have come out. Sarah Ransom, in a string of 2016 emails to then New York Post columnist Maureen Callahan,
Starting point is 00:06:49 also claimed she has copies of the tapes Epstein had made of some of his high-profile friends, Trump, former President Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, and British business magnate Richard Branson. Now again, I'm going to say I'm almost completely positive based on what I had read. Trump is not included in there being videos of this. That was not the claim. Quote, she confided in me about her casual friendship with Donald. Mr. Trump definitely seemed to have a thing for her, and she told me how he kept going on how he liked her pert nipples. Ransom wrote about her friend in one email, made public on the latest batch of newly unsealed documents dropped.
Starting point is 00:07:24 However, they do then go on to point out Ransom walked back the salacious allegations in an October 23, 2016 email with Callahan writing, I would like to retract everything I have said to you and walk away from this. She added that only bad things and pain for my family would come from going public. In 2019, Ransom admitted in a New Yorker article she invented the tapes to draw attention to Epstein's behavior. Trump advisor Stephen Chung said in a statement Monday, these baseless accusations have been fully retracted because they are simply false and have no merit.
Starting point is 00:07:55 Clinton's rep, Angel Urena, declined to comment Monday. A Virginia Group spokesperson told the Post, in a New Yorker report published in 2019, Ransom admitted she had invented the tapes. We can confirm confirm that sarah ransom's claims are baseless and unfounded ransom who has been living abroad since 2017 and now living in london never produced the alleged tapes she didn't immediately return request for comment monday the emails were filed in a since a saddle
Starting point is 00:08:18 the defamation lawsuit that epstein accuser virginia giuffre aka virginia roberts had brought against the sickos madam g, Ghislaine Maxwell. Now, the first thing I want to say is they do seem wild, the allegations outright. They do not seem very credible. Like, my friends got these tapes. I swear they exist. Oh, man, don't you better believe it. Donald Trump said pert nipples, and it's just like, ah, that's tough to believe, man. Innocent until proven guilty on all counts.
Starting point is 00:08:43 Now, I will say a few things, however. In the documents, Epstein claims to be friends with friends with bill clinton he says clinton likes him young allegedly in some of these documents bill clinton went to vanity fair to try to shut down this uh this reporting additionally the witness statement isn't just that there were videotapes of of uh clinton uh branson and andrew. I'm sorry, Prince Andrew. But that additionally, FBI potentially working on Hillary Clinton's behalf, went to her,
Starting point is 00:09:11 went to her friend and told her to basically shut up and throw it all away. And apparently got some kind of settlement to cover it up because Hillary Clinton wanted to be president. When someone then comes out
Starting point is 00:09:21 a few years later and says, my family, only pain for my family and bad things would come from going public. It's hard to say there's anything we can do here, to be completely honest. It's almost a moot point because it's like, you make accusations and you recant them. What can we really say about you? But I will add, I don't trust Bill Clinton. I think we all have a good idea of what Epstein was doing.
Starting point is 00:09:45 We want to know who's on those client lists. We know who's flying on these planes. Not only was Donald Trump accused, but also in other documents, one witness said Trump was not there and did not engage in this behavior, which again throws this witness's credibility into question.
Starting point is 00:09:58 But I will say, take it all with a grain of salt. Believe what you want to believe. We don't have anything definitively proven. But I i want to add jean-luc brunel he ended himself in prison jeffrey epstein ended himself and then i'll add to both of those so they report allegedly now when you have stories like that i'm not surprised a witness who made these kind of accusations against the clintons is now like i i'm sorry, I made it up. Leave, leave me alone. I'm out. Especially real quick. Sorry. If it were, if they were initially true that a friend claimed to have these things, it's hearsay to begin with
Starting point is 00:10:33 and that the FBI or someone tried to pay her off. Maybe someone pretended the FBI, who knows? Then it's possible when this person came out and said, all of these things are true. My friend said this, her friend then went, I got paid. I'll never, I'll never admit it. I'll never give you the tapes. I think it's very possible that there are tapes. I mean, that's how a honeypot operation works,
Starting point is 00:10:51 where if you want to blackmail somebody, you have them sleep with a kid or something and you film. And I mean, I know that sounds far fetched, but we know that Bill Clinton is with Monica Lewinsky, who was an intern at the time. So he obviously likes younger ish type girls. So I don't know.
Starting point is 00:11:04 I think there's a lot of smoke and there's a lot of smoke how was lewinsky at the time i like 24 i think i believe she was 25 26 still i mean that's you know relatively young and so i think he does have a sexual proclivity to like you know younger she was 22 yeah 22 and he was what 58 or something like that i think he was 58 yeah yeah so i mean so, I mean, that's a pretty big age. No, no, he was 49. Well, 49, so he was even a little younger, but still, I mean, he's finger-banging Monica Lewinsky with a cigar in the White House. Well, that's an incorrect
Starting point is 00:11:34 statement. Cigar-banging, excuse me, let me, yeah, let me... Well, to keep it a little family-friendly, but yes, yes. I'm sorry for YouTube, but if he's gonna do that, then we know he's a pervert, so the idea that he's on a private island with Jeffrey Epstein, and the fact that if Jeffrey Epstein was smart, you would film Bill Clinton doing that. So you'd have leverage. I mean, I think that's the whole point of his operation.
Starting point is 00:11:52 And listen, I don't know if this is true, but there's some rumors. I just saw Alan Dershowitz was getting press on whether Epstein was a Mossad agent. I don't know if that's true, but I think it's very weird. Have you ever heard that? Yeah, yeah. But Ghislaine Maxwell's dad, you know uh ended up dying on a boat they say that he worked for massad so i don't know there's just a lot of weird connections with this that are very high i think when it comes to the sad stuff i'm kind of like sure let's get some evidence and on top
Starting point is 00:12:19 of that if someone came to me and said epstein was working working with Mossad, the CIA, MI6, or whatever. I'd be like, yeah, okay, probably. I mean, look, imagine, like, I wonder, the possibility, Epstein, the whole thing, was not that Epstein himself was the villain, but that this was the play of high-powered intelligence agencies
Starting point is 00:12:40 who said, we want to control powerful individuals and world leaders. So what do they do? They recruit Epstein, who for some reason goes from what he was like a high school teacher to all of a sudden being worth, you know, half a billion dollars. And they say, here's the play. You get these men to do these things. We get that.
Starting point is 00:12:57 We get the video. What if the blackmail was actually government intelligence agency blackmail? So when people say Mossad, I'm like, sure. But what about any other intelligence agency yeah yeah definitely i mean my point with this is whether it's massad whether it's cia who knows uh all i know is that people are going to dismiss all of those accusations as crazy obviously the point of massad uh with the case of massad they're going to say it's anti-semitic to allege something like that but the reality is none of this is off the table because none of this is crazy we're talking about a billionaire who had an island full of underage children who he was sex trafficking
Starting point is 00:13:28 And we know this was happening and we know world leaders were going there the idea that anything is off the table here with respect to Discussion or that there's some conspiracy theory here That's too far-fetched to believe based on the things we know happened is ridiculous. This is an insane situation. And if you told people that this happened five, even 10 years ago, they would brush you off as being completely insane. So for people to know that this happened, then for people to know that this guy quote unquote killed himself in jail while the guards were asleep and the security cameras happened malfunction and somehow hung himself with toilet paper and go okay yeah so we
Starting point is 00:14:05 know we were basically lied to about everything and our leaders were in on this to some extent but that scene the idea that cia or masada or any of these organizations are in it that's just far-fetched and crazy have you seen the the video like someone made a computer generated model of how epstein allegedly jumping off the bunk yeah but it's like he's he's laying with his legs folded underneath him so like he's doing like a cannonball kind of yeah but not but like okay so imagine this uh uh kneel down on your knees and then sit on your on your heels and then lay as far back as you can then spread your legs grab your feet and launch yourself off of a bed the video is absolutely ridiculous because the bed was not high enough and so someone posted a video but like
Starting point is 00:14:52 first i saw the official report of like explaining how he did it then someone was like here's what it looks like in a video and i'm like this is the stupidest thing i have ever seen okay but maybe i guess at the same time the guards fell asleep and the camera stopped working. Yeah. Nobody believes that. Yeah. It's ridiculous. And I want to flag one more thing here, just because you already know what the response from certain organizations to this will be.
Starting point is 00:15:13 But if thinking that Mossad is up to something, Skechers, done anything wrong, is anti-Semitic, that means believing that the CIA or FBI or any American organization being up to something bad somehow means that you hate Americans or the United States in general. But I think that's what they want, right? Yeah. They don't want you to be able to criticize any of these intelligence agencies and all the intelligence agencies came from a time when there was higher trust in federal government that's right and we have shifted so far away from that that it's really you know not to be mean to the boomers but it's really an older generation that looks at you and says but they would never that's right it's the younger generation that is like we grew up in the reality where you can actually prove a lot of this stuff instead of the narrative being controlled by the government
Starting point is 00:15:49 and sort of a closed circuit of media organizations. There are so much more independent journalism that sort of calls attention to these things. So it's really your grandparents, your parents maybe that are saying, you can't criticize the federal government because they're here to help us. Like no one our age actually believes that i think on either side of the political aisle really and we'll not and not only is it things that we can prove as outsiders
Starting point is 00:16:12 that they've done which are horrible but they've admitted to things that are just absolutely unthinkable people are pointing out i think rightly so if there were tapes of trump these would have been released in 2016 yes yeah this is like the most investigated man on the entire planet you're telling me this wouldn't have come up sooner yeah 2016 before before the election exactly like here's a video i mean they claim this they claim there's a p-tape of trump yeah never been produced my favorite trump allegation was the somewhere something may have happened with trump in an elevator but who knows what and when and we haven't found the video you remember that one what about tom arnold had a show looking for the tapes of him saying the n-word you remember that supposedly he said the n-word
Starting point is 00:16:47 on the apprentice and there's a whole show on vice but tom arnold yes you guys didn't see this so you just watched like hours and hours of the apprentice it was like kind of like a fake documentary where he was like yeah like he was like going to the producers or the sound guy the sound engineer that worked on the show trying to find it yeah if this if donald trump was with a child on epstein's island that would probably be out. But I still, I don't put Donald Trump and Bill Clinton on the same boat. I think one is worse than the other. Have you guys watched the new season of It's Always Sunny?
Starting point is 00:17:14 I watch most of the episodes. One of the episodes, they find out that Frank was hanging out on the island. On Epstein's Island. And they were like, you went to the island for snorkeling. I didn't know anything about the kid stuff. Well, you know, there are some celebrities that went there that didn't know. But what would you went to the Ellen's for snorkeling. I didn't know anything about the kid stuff. Well, you know, there are some celebrities that went there
Starting point is 00:17:27 that didn't know, but what would you say that the breakdown is? What do you think the breakdown is that they knew? I feel like if you were going there,
Starting point is 00:17:34 you're in a circle. I mean, here's how the scenario reportedly or allegedly plays out. Some dude who's like wealthy and powerful gets invited to fly
Starting point is 00:17:44 on his plane because like like let's say you're in new york you meet him at a conference and then he goes hey we're going to be flying down to uh on my private jet to to the keys you got a weekend you want to come hang out we'll hang out we'll have coconuts and they're like wow that sounds great they go on this plane and then a young woman comes out and he's like oh meet this young woman the young woman then entices the guy, you know, but she's being trafficked. She's being pressured to do this and made to do this by Epstein. The rich, powerful dude doesn't realize what's going on.
Starting point is 00:18:12 Epstein films it. And then as soon as the plane lands, he puts his hand on his shoulder and says, she's underage. We filmed it all. We own you now. That's allegedly how it plays out. Well, Alex Jones said this exact scenario years ago. He was like, these guys are on planes having sex with children. And you're like, yeah, right. Now, the kids stuff, those guys, no question.
Starting point is 00:18:31 They know. But in terms of the capturing and getting celebrities and tricking them, it's like you get a girl who's 16, you claim she's 18, then the celebrity's drunk and stupid and on drugs, and you got them. I mean, these are amoral people to begin with. Don't get me wrong. These people are going, I'm going to go party on a plane,
Starting point is 00:18:47 and everybody knows what his plane was called. Everybody knew what he was doing back in 2008, 2010. Well, have you seen the memes where it says Stephen Hawking would like to have undressed dwarves do complicated math problems? That's like the thing he couldn't reach on the chalkboard. I did see that. I think that's fake,
Starting point is 00:19:02 but that's what they said is one of his sexual proclivities. Oh, right, right. I thought that was a joke. I think that has to be a joke. But Stephen Hawking was on the chalkboard i did see that i think that's fake but that's what they said is one of his sexual proclivities that was a joke when is he i think that has to be a joke but stephen hawking was on the plane went to the island supposedly i think that he had to build him some sort of special a wheelchair ramp or dock or some sort of way to get him on a boat so i mean compliance yeah no seriously they had to build something so i mean do you think stephen hawking knew that he was doing i mean this is all alleged you know i mean that's interesting. Hawking went to the island. That's what they say.
Starting point is 00:19:28 I don't know. Is that true? I mean, I think it's pretty true. Newsguard rating, not good. Look, if someone asked me to take $100 and put it on Hawking knew or didn't know, he knew. I'm just going to bet every time that anybody who flew on his plane and went to his i i'll say this anybody who went to his island like i really do not see a scenario where they don't know what's going on yeah also like isn't stephen hawking supposed to have been one of the smartest people who ever lived and like he didn't know he knew nothing of what everything was up to and would just focus on the science he had no interest he's on the plane and he's like
Starting point is 00:20:02 i can theorize about black holes but i didn't see anything wink wink jeffrey yeah yeah no i think ultimately if you were going to the island jeffrey epstein wanted you to see what was going on there which means either you were okay with it or maybe it is entrapment i think it's the plane starts to be like maybe he was like oh i'm a billionaire i'll get you feeling comfortable with me whatever i could see a couple scenarios like people who are photographed with him at parties, right? Like you may not know who he is. It's circumstantial at best,
Starting point is 00:20:30 but the island is somewhere and any of his other properties, he had that big one in Arizona. New Mexico. You know, if he's taking you to his private properties where he is keeping young women, that seems like he wants you to see that. But here's another scenario.
Starting point is 00:20:45 Epstein, you know, says, hey, you know, want to come hang out on my island? We're going to go jet ski and snorkel. It's going to be fun. You land, you get out. Let's say you get on the plane and some young girl comes on. Oh, I'm married.
Starting point is 00:20:55 I can't do it. It was okay. The plane lands and then you see what's going on. He then turns to you and says, we'll kill you if you tell anybody. And if you don't tell anybody, you're complicit. Welcome to being an accomplice.
Starting point is 00:21:08 Even if the people refused, it's basically your choice of go up against Epstein and Bill Clinton and all these other high profile people who are involved. So what are you going to do? You're going to report him? Good luck. How do you like? This is the question. With what Joe Biden is doing on the southern border,
Starting point is 00:21:26 who do you report Joe Biden to? Is there a superior authority in law enforcement who can stop the Biden administration from facilitating these crimes on the southern border? That's it? He's the commander-in-chief. So if you fly in this plane, you know Bill Clinton's been on.
Starting point is 00:21:41 You know that Clinton is friends with this guy. And then he says, who are you going to tell? Bill Clinton's my buddy. The Secret Service knows exactly what he's doing. Good luck. Well, there's nobody you can tell. We're best buds and he makes a t-shirt. There's nobody you can tell.
Starting point is 00:21:53 Don't compare them to us. Don't compare them to Luke. To my best buddy Luke and I. It just occurred to me that possibly. No, but Tim, you made one of the biggest connections. And what's happening at the southern border, whether you want to say it's like the great replacement theory, but a lot of it, I'm telling you, and I'm not saying this is some right-wing conspiracy theorist, sex trafficking is a huge business to the cartel. It is huge.
Starting point is 00:22:15 And a lot of what's happening is driven by sex with underage kids. Not necessarily just because people want to sleep with children, but also they're more vulnerable. I mean, there's a litany of reasons why they use children but it is kind of connected to epstein in a weird way that these people that are in power do not even care that kids are literally getting traded you know like drugs well i hate to say this but like probably there are people in power who specifically heard epstein had this kind of connection and sought him out like that's a moral a lot of did you guys see uh jim gaffigan's joke yeah he was at the golden gloves and he's like i can't believe i'm here you know i'm from a small town i'm not a pedophile yeah there's something to be said for
Starting point is 00:22:50 what you just mentioned alex about the fact that there is a lot of trafficking that takes place here and not only is it the case that our media does everything to turn a blind eye to it and that elected officials particularly on the left do everything to have people not notice it. It's that you are actually actively maligned and smeared if you point that out or you say anything about it, or you want to implement any practical measures to prevent it from occurring. So, for example, when border security separates the children from the adults that they are with in order to vet them to make sure that they aren't being trafficked, that's separating children from their parents.
Starting point is 00:23:23 And that's just unthinkable. We're assuming they're their parents. And how dare you? Exactly. We don't actually know any state. You're starting with the assumption that they're their being trafficked that's separating children from their parents and that's just unthinkable we're assuming how dare you exactly actually know i'm starting with the assumption that they're the parents even though you have no idea who these people are and they're illegally trespassing into your country and if you you do anything to try to investigate to vet to make sure that those kids aren't being trafficked you're separating children from their parents you're a horrible person that's so creepy it's i remember that when when you know we had these stories and they're like they're separating the children from the parents and it's like you know some guy with a little girl and no ID. Yeah, and they supposedly do DNA tests to connect them.
Starting point is 00:23:49 But how long does that take to come back? I mean, that's just such BS. Like, they actually can tell, oh, this is their biological son. Yeah, right. Let's jump to this next story from the New York Post. Because this one's got big implications for 2024. A top strategist for J.P. Morgans that joe biden will drop out of the 2024 race in march and i agree i believe uh that there's a strong likelihood that joe biden
Starting point is 00:24:14 will drop out and it all makes a lot of sense now when we were talking about newsome this is last year we're like newsome's probably going to be the guy joe biden drops out a bunch of people super chatted into the show saying it's too late tim they can't hold a primary now so it's biden or no one wrong this is the perfect play joe biden stays in and then through no fault of his own oh no a medical issue oh he's having heart murmurs or something he can drop out then the dnc says well this is a catastrophe for us i mean what do we do it's too late to have a primary guests will have to just appoint a nominee sorry progressives no bernie sanders for you no jank uger no rfk jr it's gonna have to be gavin newsom or big mike yes michelle
Starting point is 00:25:02 obama i mean i think that's a big possibility. I think Michelle would win. I mean, I think that... I would have thought so a year ago. I'm not so sure today. Not anymore. Nope. No, because Trump's winning among the...
Starting point is 00:25:14 in the youth vote in numerous polls. Tim, this is like you actually have faith in the election process. I mean, I know we can only say so much on YouTube, but I mean... No, YouTube allows you to say the election was stolen I know you can now, but I still don't like messing with the terms of service i just i just really have such little faith
Starting point is 00:25:29 in our future election and i think if they take them off the ballot trump lost by only what like 44 000 or something it was like three states you know like 11 000 votes in each state or something exactly so if you if you think that for all of their efforts, that's the margin they won by. And now with Trump, the polls are inverted. Trump was down in the polls and got and only lost by like 40K votes. Imagine where he's going to be now. I mean, they could they can try and cheat all they want and they're going to and it's going to be embarrassing for them. They're not going to have the same level of ballot harvesting to assist Joe Biden.
Starting point is 00:26:01 They would have to go full scale fraud to try and cheat this time. Did you know this stat from the past election? Donald Trump won every single state from their in-person voting. Joe Biden won every single state with mail-in voting. For the first time in... Yes, he even won the bluest states in in-person voting, Trump did. Wow.
Starting point is 00:26:21 Yes. And the bellwether counties that typically always have been always correct this time were all completely wrong except for one and just the energy he had compared to joe biden oh yeah there'd be like four people at the biden rally well i biden didn't go anywhere he was like basically campaigning from his house that's what i mean there were like four housekeepers in his basement yeah it's like all of his kids and grandkids are being held hostage. I think the bulk of what worked for Democrats was ballot harvesting. You combine ballot harvesting with lax signature verification.
Starting point is 00:26:51 What do you get? The safest election in history, Tim. How dare you? Oh, sure. A guy goes to a nursing home and then says, I'm here to collect ballots for, I'm here to make sure everyone voted. Then goes to all these old people and says, just check this box and now sign it. And all these signatures are wacky because these older people have no idea what's going on.
Starting point is 00:27:08 And then signature verification was way lax in many of these places. And even then, Trump still only lost by like 50 or so thousand votes. You take a look at the Trump campaign put out a big list of all the states where they think that he should have won. And the margins are microscopic 10,000 here, 3000 there with Trump's polling today with numerous polls showing that he's, he's, uh, he's beating Joe Biden in the youth vote. The Democrats absolutely must remove Joe Biden and bring in Gavin Newsom or Michelle Obama. Cause if Joe Biden runs and they keep it men and they do not remove him from the, from the nomination or from from from the candidacy, Trump wins.
Starting point is 00:27:49 Their only play is going to be Joe Biden. You are out. Someone else comes in. Do you think Newsom has enough support among young progressives? Sometimes I feel like they are not. They are not willing to have another white male be the leader of their party. And that doesn't matter. I'll tell everybody right now, right now, in 2020, everyone says Trump had all the energy
Starting point is 00:28:11 and enthusiasm, but Joe Biden, because Joe Biden had no favorability, like no enthusiasm. The polling was like 20 something percent, 24, 26. Trump's was like 90. Enthusiasm against Trump to oppose him was higher than enthusiasm for Trump creating a big opportunity. So I will tell you this right now. The polls show that if it's Trump v. Biden, Trump crushes Biden in every way. But they also say Trump versus anyone else.
Starting point is 00:28:40 And he loses by a little bit. We will see, considering the polls were heavily against Trump and he's still only lost by like 44K votes. Even if the polls are saying Trump's at, you know, 49 to other candidates 50 or whatever, it's still indicative of a Trump victory. I do think, however, the most important thing imaginable is everybody's got to go campaign. You got to knock on doors. You got to register campaign you got to knock on doors you got to register people to vote you got to follow scott pressler on twitter and just when he says here's how we register people here's how we get them to vote that's what you got to do and you got to recognize
Starting point is 00:29:13 if the republicans are not preparing for the lawfare it's already over you've already lost 2024 election well i think elon musk said it it's like whatever the most entertaining outcome is probably what's going to happen and to what you're, Hannah, is like you'd think that you'd want this multicultural, progressive, you know, Kamala Harris type candidate. But I think that irony, they're going to do the opposite and they get another blue blood Joe Biden white guy like Gavin Newsom. It's like the opposite of what you expect. So that's why I think that he probably has a chance. But does he have the support behind him? No, I don't think so.
Starting point is 00:29:43 That's the thing. Like Joe Biden's completely unpopular. Everyone thinks he's too old, including every poll that they do about him. Youth vote is not motivated for him. He's not gaining there. But they don't really have anyone else. I mean, I don't think they want it to be Biden, but I don't think Michelle would win. I don't think Gavin necessarily holds at least long term.
Starting point is 00:30:05 Maybe they could sneak through in kind of a desperate attempt. But I don't know that people actually want him to be the face of the party right now. They're very divided. We saw this with all of with everything that came out with the Israel Hamas conflict. I mean, the Democrats had to look themselves in the eyes and say, we are a split party, even though we're pretending that we are in lockstep this whole time. If John Fetterman runs, would we vote for John Fetterman? Who's we? I'm just saying, I mean, would you like a Fetterman presidency if he was a Democratic nominee?
Starting point is 00:30:31 I mean, what we do know is if he was running against Dr. Oz, the nation would probably pick him. Yeah. I mean, Fetterman has become sort of amusing, but I wouldn't vote for him. I mean, Fetterman. He's my favorite Democrat, probably, right? Yeah, he was defending Israel and he called out the crisis on the southern border. So I'm like, well, you know, take what you can get, I guess.
Starting point is 00:30:46 But maybe that's the future for a lot of Democrats. I mean, we used to say this about Joe Manchin, right? He was the last of the Blue Dog Democrats. He represented a different time. And maybe the fact that he's leaving the Senate and several other people are starting to think, hey, this party is drifting too far. I need to start tacking back towards what used to be considered the middle. It's probably still just the left. That's right. Well, this has happened in the past, right? So
Starting point is 00:31:08 right after the Reagan era, Democrats realized that they had to be more conservative in order to get elected. So when you look at campaign ads from people like Bill Clinton back in the early nineties, it's a different kind of Democrat who's more moderate and wants to roll back the welfare state. And that's probably what's happening now. Democrats are realizing that they have to move to the right, or at least a little bit closer to the center on certain issues because of how far they've swung to the left and we really saw this back in 2022 or 2021 with joe biden's state of the union address we watched it on this show and he was really going on and on with talking points that were basically lifted from trump about how we need to defend the police and secure the southern
Starting point is 00:31:44 border i gotta push back on what Alex said, however, which is not your quote, but Elon Musk's, that the most entertaining outcome tends to be likely or whatever. Something like that. The outcome that's most entertaining is what's going to happen more likely. I think that's what it sounds like. It's incorrect.
Starting point is 00:31:59 It's a point to be made that a lot of entertaining outcomes are happening, but the most entertaining outcome? Absolutely not. The most entertaining outcome in this race would be if, like, tomorrow, someone saw Trump and Biden walking down the street in D.C. holding hands, and when they were asked why they're doing it, they explained that they're simply sharing proteins, and then he asked— Protein strands. Can you think of a better way exactly right simpson's reference like the most entertaining outcome would be like of joe biden and donald trump playing patty cake in the white house lawn and us being confused and just laughing about the absurdity of it now the reality is it's going to be likely the most shocking in terms of entertaining okay maybe this entertaining maybe
Starting point is 00:32:39 is the wrong way to describe it but perhaps the right word because you know like die hard is entertaining which involves a lot of explosions and people dying. Yeah. Well, as you say that, I mean, what do you think the possibility is they can't get Trump off the ballot?
Starting point is 00:32:51 And I would never want this to happen, obviously, but what if they did a Lee Harvey Oswald type situation? I mean, do you think that's possible in this day and age where there could be a presidential assassination?
Starting point is 00:32:59 Or a false flag. A false flag. I just want to do it. I think that's possible. Someone already tried to take trump's life in the in his first run in 20 it was 2015 i think a guy at a rally tried grabbing a gun from from a cop i think it was because he was trying to uh let's just say seriously hurt donald trump um but i think the likelihood that there is like a deep state attempt on the life of the president
Starting point is 00:33:22 you know in any capacity be it trump biden or anybody else is very very very low yeah what you need is character disgrace not martyrdom if someone look we see this all the time with politicians assassinations will stop a politician and immortalize their ideas yeah and hold on and an assassination attempt boosts their popularity and ensures their victory yeah would he what would his legacy be if i mean if that happened would it be positive or negative for all of the trump supporters and for everyone who comes after he would be uh he would be a legacy he he already is going to be like the the you know who's already a murder well they say who is who is the heir of maga right people are
Starting point is 00:34:05 saying vivek ramaswamy already donald trump is viewed this way but if if someone were to take his life all they would do is dramatically empower maga 100 fold yeah they would so that is not the play and and i think ultimately more than you know the enemy you know is better right like the the democrats know who to attack with trump they kind of know his weaknesses and they also position him as the party of the past. That's what Biden said in his first campaign speech, right? The MAGA party is focused on the past, but we're the future. And then spends the rest of his 30 minute speech saying, so this is what happened three years ago and why it's bad and all the repercussions. I mean, they really want it to be Trump because they think they know their enemy and whip up hysteria against him.
Starting point is 00:34:45 If something were to happen to him, an unknown candidate like Vivek or someone else would be almost more challenging and therefore it's bad. I think there's truth in that. I'll also mention this because I slightly disagree with what Tim said. I'm not making any prediction that Trump is going to be assassinated or that there's going to be attempt on his life, but I will say they have repeatedly tried to assassinate his character and it hasn't worked with his base and it hasn't worked with a lot of the country. And if anything, it's just made people more skeptical of the media. And so at some point, if there really is a conspiracy to take a person out, you go from trying to assassinate the character in media. And if that doesn't work, some kind of conspiracy to
Starting point is 00:35:18 try to imprison them. And if that doesn't work, you really only have one option left, even if it is a thing that'll turn them into a martyr, because what it does is it sends a message to the next person who might stand up and run for that position that they're going to have the same outcome as the last guy well and you really think about it though it's just an illusion that we have that we actually have choice of right or left because like i mean let's say it is not trump let's say they kick him off the ballot then we have listen i like some of what desantis did in florida but i mean nikki haley who's being so propped up by the establishment even just said that the illegal immigrants across the border aren't criminals.
Starting point is 00:35:47 I mean, so- That's right. That's offensive to call them that. That's what she just said. So it's like, give me a break that you think Nikki Haley is all of a sudden, I mean, we don't have anybody on the right that's really going to be our savior.
Starting point is 00:35:56 And that's why we say this on the show all the time. It's idolizing a politician. It's like thinking the stripper actually likes you. You know, we just, it's all a facade. It's all fake. I trust Vivek. Yeah, I like too i trust yeah i will say i trust trump to be trump i have trust in vivek but let me clarify that doesn't mean that i trust him absolutely it's 51 you know what i mean like we'll see what he can do he's just some guy talking to us i'll say this uh back when when tim was gone for a week and i had the honor of of hosting
Starting point is 00:36:29 shimcast for a week for the worst it was the worst week of the show ever without question it was awful we bombed in the ratings and everyone hates me but super chats were way down don't forget how low super chats were super low but one one advantage was i also made vivek hate me because he had to sit through a two-hour interview with me but through that two-hour interview i was really i mean i did no i really appreciated his answers i he wasn't just giving me political talking points he went very deep on the issues he was talking about things like how duties uh are or i'm sorry how rights are a product of duty and not the other way around i was was like, that's like, I say that all the time.
Starting point is 00:37:05 And I really appreciated the fact that he had a very thought out worldview on the philosophy rather than just a series of policy positions, because someone who's really thought out about their philosophy, who genuinely wants to bring those ideals to fruition in the real world, they're going to be a lot harder to get to flip flop on certain issues. Because now it's not just like a platform of issues that you can kind of compromise on. It's a whole entire worldview that you're going to want to hold to and that you're going to want to represent honestly. And they have a way to navigate challenges.
Starting point is 00:37:33 Yes. They don't have to have everything. Yeah, that's right. They have a framework from which they can make ethical decisions. I mean, Vivek is a really interesting guy. You know, I've said this a couple times. If he is, you know, not the VP or whatever, I would love to see him run in Ohio because I think he is the kind of person who could breathe energy into, you know, a state that for all intents and purposes needs a little
Starting point is 00:37:52 bit of boost. I mean, it's a very nice state, but, you know, there's not a ton of industry there. As far as I know, there isn't a ton of young people moving in and staying there. It could use strong leadership. And so I think with Vivek, there is a chance that he is able to do something on a small scale and then potentially in 2028, win people over, people who sort of weren't sure he was an untested quantity. He will just lose the, if he runs for another office, he does lose the edge of being the outsider, the non-politician. But does that matter if you have a proven track record of positivity?
Starting point is 00:38:21 Exactly. And what he gains is, again, the track record and the experience. One thing I think is hilarious and ridiculous about American politics is people put so much emphasis on experience that they are actually more willing to have someone who has experience, but all of it has been a complete disaster and they've destroyed everything they've touched rather than someone who's an outsider coming in who has experience in the private sector and has done tremendous things in the private sector doing things that are arguably far more difficult than public sector work or elected office so people will go well vivek he just doesn't have the experience in government it's like okay but a lot of these other people do have experience government it's all awful and they've destroyed everything that they've had the opportunity to
Starting point is 00:38:59 lead the experience they have is how to exploit yes their position in government yes and vivek's really smart he's married to a surgeon he was you know he's just a smart guy independently wealthy and and i think also one you know and all the staunch republicans are getting mad but that he did have liberal views and he's changed his viewpoints yeah at a young age i'm just saying that's kind of the ultimate person is that scene both sides so i agree i do think that's why he's so successful too is that he's a disruptor he's saying hey let's get rid of the FBI. Let's get rid of all these alphabet agencies. So, I mean, he's saying all the right stuff. Let's just see if he can fall through.
Starting point is 00:39:29 Let's talk about the real threat here. When it comes to the election, people need to consider this immigration. Mexico demands Biden give amnesty to 10 million illegal immigrants in exchange for help with border crisis. A record high of 300,000 illegal immigrants were processed by Customs border protection in december it's criminal they're criminals and now joe biden's likely going i i'm willing to bet no matter what happens this year be it biden or trump biden rubber stamp some kind of amnesty 10 million illegal immigrants instantly being granted amnesty will forever change this country. And there is nothing you can do.
Starting point is 00:40:07 Understand this. Why is it that the Biden administration has been trafficking illegal immigrants to all of these different cities? What did we see with COVID? We saw the more conservative minded individuals fleeing to Texas and Florida. Florida turns deep red. Everybody comes out and says, oh, Rhonda Sanders, you're the greatest governor. I did a good job. But let's let's also consider the fact that with all of these people moving into Miami, moving into Florida for refuge, that has stripped away a large portion of the more right leaning voters and voter base in these places, which will now be replaced by illegal immigrants who are being trafficked into Chicago, into New York, into these liberal places. The first thing that it will do is in the in the in this census, in the next census,
Starting point is 00:40:54 it will give an imbalance of power to Democrats. It is estimated that California has between one and maybe even as high as seven extra congressional seats and electoral votes based on illegal immigrant population because the census calculates all people, not all citizens, and congressional seats represent people, not citizens. That's insane. I think it was Thomas Mass. You said he has an amendment to make it so that Congress only represents citizens with 10 million illegal immigrants coming into this country and being shipped all over, Joe Biden can rubber stamp amnesty in executive order. It'll be unopposed.
Starting point is 00:41:32 There'll be challenges, I'm sure. But for the most part, no, everyone's going to sit back and watch. And what's going to happen is these people will instantly start registering. And you're basically giving Democrats a massive majority in the voting block if amnesty happens. This right here, Mexico demanding it, will be the justification for why Joe Biden does give them amnesty. And he'll say exactly what Ronald Reagan did. We're going to secure the border. We're going to enforce our laws. And the deal we have is to start, we grant amnesty to those already here, and then we lock things down.
Starting point is 00:42:06 That's exactly what Ronald Reagan did when he stabbed us all in the back. And I'm sick of these conservatives who are like, Ronald Reagan was the best. Are you kidding? And they argue, yeah, but the amnesty wasn't that many people. Look what it did to California. It's not just California. Following this, this is in the 80s, into the 90 90s you end up with the next generation of individuals when they tried passing a proposition 187 in california that said non-citizens cannot have
Starting point is 00:42:31 access to the public to public goods it it led to protests and mass revolt why because they brought in a large portion of non-citizens granted them citizenship And these non-citizens have deeper ties to their families as they should. And they will always vote on behalf of their families. So instead of getting people to immigrate here to assimilate and integrate here, they get a bunch of people who broke the law to enter this country, grant them benefits to our public goods, then the right to vote surprise, surprise. They voted on behalf of their home countries and their families, which is completely unsurprising. Anyone would do it with this migrant crisis. If there is not a mass deportation, if Mexico's demands are fulfilled
Starting point is 00:43:17 and Biden plays the same game as Reagan, that's it. American values get erased overnight. No, I agree. And I think 10 million would be like the eighth biggest state. So no, I think I agree with you a thousand percent. I think they are probably going to do some sort of amnesty and then it just splits all the voting districts. And I didn't realize that California gets eight extra congressional. So there's, there's estimates. I think it was, um, I'm not sure which organization a few years ago there was in, it was in 2020 when they're doing the new census california loses a seat some estimates said it's a it's one or two seats perhaps they get extra now those seats also mean electoral college votes yeah yeah however with um this
Starting point is 00:43:56 bill that i think it wasn't uh drafted by massey but it was sponsored the republicans actually estimate five to seven extra electoral votes for democrats based on people who are not citizens this is the mistake made by so many people we are not a democracy so i was i don't know if you guys saw that zero hedge debate with the crash destiny destiny and alex alex and destiny are a match made in heaven because the way they just yell over each other but in this alex jones points out, it doesn't matter if they vote. What matters is this is a republic, in which case, as long as Congress represents non-citizens, their vote is, their will is represented at the federal level for the
Starting point is 00:44:37 president and for our laws. And the only thing the left were saying was, eh, illegal immigrants don't vote, illegal immigrants don't vote, over and over again. That doesn't matter. We're a republic, not a democracy. We vote for a representative. If a representative is, if a district is created because there's 750,000 non-citizens, those non-citizens get representation
Starting point is 00:44:56 in Congress, and then they effectively get their vote. Yeah. Well, and so, yeah, you're exactly right. They'll say, well, they don't vote. Okay, but their presence does sway elections their their presence does affect elections they'll say
Starting point is 00:45:09 other things well they don't receive welfare benefits that's also not true well i mean you guys are constantly saying that taxes pay for churches because church is not paying taxes but their parishioners using public services means that they're taking from the system okay well guess what illegals don't pay taxes and they take from the system and you don't consider that to be theft and on top of that they will have one citizen in the family who can take welfare living with five or ten illegals who are receiving the welfare from them so yes illegals are receiving free health care in california for illegal so true but let's pause here let's pause here the democrats argue that they don't they either
Starting point is 00:45:49 don't receive benefits or they're paying in let me just stop you right there and we'll go as rudimentary as we can have you complained about potholes lately more people means more wear and tear on your roads someone's going to pay for that the roads are going to have to be fixed more frequently because there's more people in your city that's it so if you're wondering why it is your water bill goes up if you're wondering why it is that your the cost of electric is going up it's because demand is increasing quite a bit where in terror is increasing road there's gonna be more road construction there's gonna be more density density related problems more students per class transportation more students per classroom. Public transportation. More students per classroom. That's right. More crowded trains.
Starting point is 00:46:26 So if you are the kind... I've heard from so many people. Remember when... What was it? KFC? Filled the potholes? Was it KFC? I think it might have been Domino's.
Starting point is 00:46:35 I think it was Domino's. It was like a delivery thing. I got to look into that. Let me check. Well, I think there's a guy that has like a TikTok page where he goes and fixes potholes and he has millions of followers. Kentucky Fried Chicken sponsored pothole repairs. Domino's did too.
Starting point is 00:46:48 Domino's did too. They'd fill the hole and then they would stamp their logo on the hole and say, hey, we fixed this for you. What causes these potholes? There's a lot of things that can cause potholes, but it's basically a lot of starting and stopping. You start and stop and then it causes pressure hits and then kick. And huge trucks. Big trucks driving. The more people you bring into a city and they're bringing them in in mass, hundreds of thousands per month, you will see more wear and tear and you're going to pay for that.
Starting point is 00:47:14 So when everyone was complaining that we had pothole problems that weren't being fixed to the point where fast food companies started doing it themselves as advertising, this is caused by higher population density that's that's that's it and if you're okay with paying the bills and dealing with the stresses of population density by all means but this means there's gonna be more crime food's gonna be more expensive parking will be non-existent it's already very crowded in new york it's crazy well now just keep adding more people and see how that goes i mean also we know for a fact that they're not willing to pay any of the costs associated with increased migration they're just okay with people who live in border towns or in states that are being flooded to have to pay those costs as soon as they get imported into their neighborhoods they freak out and shoo all of them away they actually call the national guard and we saw that in martha's
Starting point is 00:47:58 vineyard yeah you see eric adams is suing the bus companies now instead of going after the government i don't know if you saw that he's suing the actual companies now instead of going after the government. I don't know if you saw that. I did not. He's suing the actual coach company. That sounds about right. But he's acting out of desperation. I mean, he just can't do anything to save New York from immigration except to move illegal immigrants to other counties in New York that didn't want this to happen in the first place. I mean, the reality is that Republicans failed a long time ago by not being more proactive about immigration. And now we're seeing the result of this. And I think part of it is that we have to take it more seriously and not be afraid of the consequences of that. Like the the big deterrent for a long time was like, oh, these people need
Starting point is 00:48:34 help. You know, whatever. I can understand a compassionate response to people who are legitimately stressed. But now the whole world knows that you can come to America and say, I am here to claim asylum and you don't need any credible proof. We'll schedule a hearing way later. There's no evidence of this. I mean, our immigration system makes us weak and I don't understand why more people wouldn't take that seriously. They want the country to be weak and that's why they do take it seriously. They're very serious about ensuring the problem gets worse. Yeah, which is crazy. I think this is what's so interesting about the possible impeachment of aljandro mayorkas which is like he is derelict in duty right there are laws in the book that his office has actively fought against uh enforcing there have been times that he you
Starting point is 00:49:13 remember the the the whipping story this idea that like it was ridiculous they were carrying whips they were on a horse it was they did not whip any migrants and aljandro mayorkas went to congress and was like it was crazy and i i i denounced this and whatever else he sold out border agents he's not even representing the people in his office or in his who are within his purview to uh advocate for and respect who are trying to do the job that they were asked to do i mean it's a system that's completely designed to fail and And yet the Democrats are going to push for it for longer. I just don't get it at all. Did you see in Brazil?
Starting point is 00:49:47 I think in 2024, you have to show that you have $2,000 in your bank account to get a visa to go to Brazil. To get a visa to go to Brazil? Yes. You need to show a bank. A bank statement that says $2,000. It makes sense. I know.
Starting point is 00:50:00 Brazil doesn't got to let anybody in. I know. But that's no, that's real. That's not conspiracy. So, yeah, I mean, obviously we should have some sort of let anybody in I know but that's no that's real that's not conspiracy so yeah I mean obviously we should have some sort of regulations but I know people
Starting point is 00:50:07 that graduated from like SMU and TCU which are schools in Dallas that were international students that immediately had to you know get the hell out of the country so it's crazy
Starting point is 00:50:15 that we kick out the students but literally you can be like a convicted you know pervert you just have to come across the border
Starting point is 00:50:22 and say the right things and then they let you stay and did you see how many migrants are from Haiti? They're like Haitians. Most of them are not from Mexico. The majority are not from Mexico. Mexico is like, we'll help you, but also we are not really stopping anyone from
Starting point is 00:50:34 entering our country. You know, theoretically with a lot of the stuff, if you're claiming amnesty, you're supposed to stop in the first country. And instead they're like, yep, keep going to America. Sounds great. Fly to Canada. Enter through the northern border. I want to jump to this story. it's a tweet from alx dc u.s attorney matthew graves is making clear the doj is now going to target americans who were around the capital on january 6th but did not enter the building as we enter this 2024 understand that uh it's only just begun. And I've made this, I made this warning before.
Starting point is 00:51:07 After this, I said they're going to go after journalists, which they're doing. Yep. And without calling out any of these individuals, I've talked to some journalists
Starting point is 00:51:15 and we all know Steve Baker, Blaze contributor, is being targeted. And I've told these guys, hey, look, man, I have a congressional press pass. I have a press pass. And I'm like, you think that matters?
Starting point is 00:51:28 With what we're saying, you think that matters? Look, the Democrats will cheer for it. And they'll make up some argument as to why you as a journalist should get locked up. The Krasensteins will play defense where people like the Krasensteins will come out and say, I don't know if journalists should be getting arrested, but I really do think the courts should decide. And when they do, that's the right choice. Then a heavily biased jury will hear that a conservative journalist was in the Capitol, and they will say, you should go to prison. I want to play this clip for you so you can hear exactly what the DCO's attorney had to say. It's only 30 seconds long.
Starting point is 00:52:01 Inside of the building, an important note when it comes to our prosecutions about those who remained outside the building. We have used our prosecutorial discretion to primarily focus on those who entered the building or those who engaged in violent or corrupt conduct on Capitol grounds. But if a person not only entered the restricted area without authorization, they had already committed a federal crime. Make no mistake, thousands of people occupied an area that they were not authorized to be present in in the first place. Let's break down what he said. People who knowingly. Then he says thousands of people, as if to imply all of them.
Starting point is 00:52:43 What's coming next, I think, is going to shock the psyche of the american people when we go from what do we had a thousand or so prosecutions or convictions 890 some odd years joe biden was bragging about it's going to be wild when they've been setting up these capital police officers across the country we know they did it in florida and california it's going to be wild when you could have been someone who was just just standing there in the grass yeah owen schroyer didn't go in the building he went to prison the precedent is already there you did not have to go in the building to get arrested owen schroyer now thousands of people are at risk hey here's an easy way to remove thousands of trump voters arrest them so they can't vote. Don't be surprised if come
Starting point is 00:53:26 August, we start seeing mass raids overnight, pop up, pop up, just people getting locked up. We won't even know these people are. Take a look at the censorship waves of Twitter. We all know about the high profile censorship, but the big play when Twitter was censoring people was they were targeting small accounts that no one knew about or could defend. A Trump supporter with 300 followers gets banned. Who is he going to tell and who's going to report it? The same thing will start happening. But I believe the next play
Starting point is 00:53:54 is going to be to go after people who posted on social media before January 6th in support of January 6th. There were high profile individuals tweeting out support for violence now we know that you can be ray epps and advocate people crash into the building several times and guide people there and you will get recommendation i think what six months and if you're enrique torio who wasn't even in dc 20 years what do you think's going to happen
Starting point is 00:54:20 to the people who are on social media in the weeks leading up to january 6 who are saying that people should engage in these activities i want to clarify i'm not talking about a guy who went on social media and said i think people should protest protest and no no they may come after that kind of stuff i'm talking about there were high profile commentators who are saying that people should engage in more let let's just call it direct actions, including physical protests on the grounds up to the point of entering the building. Let's not be naive. Up until January 6th, a lot of people were calling for a big protest. I mean, I'm saying, but the left was calling.
Starting point is 00:54:59 Actually, the left was calling for the right to. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. The left was too. I'm not worried about the people who are being like, we got a protest in D in dc i'm saying there were high profile people with hundreds of thousands of followers saying things like storm the building they will come after those people we've already seen some people flee the country some you know about some you've never heard of but people who are there funny funny they're gone i mean they post on social media i'm not going to say their names but i would not be surprised to find that it's this there one guy, a couple hundred thousand subscribers.
Starting point is 00:55:28 One day we hear the feds raided him. I was never in D.C. I was never there. And they're like, here's multiple videos of you telling people to engage in criminal activity. You're under arrest. Well, that's who they'd want to get more than somebody that was there. They want somebody that has more influence. So I wouldn't be surprised.
Starting point is 00:55:41 Yeah, no, I wouldn't be surprised. But what they did was entrapment. They knew there fbi agents there i mean whether they tell us that they're there or not so uh this we talked about jeffrey i've seen earlier about the honeypot this was the biggest honeypot of our entire uh generation i believe because a lot of people knew what was going on that day like the fbi they knew that there were going to be people there we talked about this earlier the mag locks people wouldn't have got in the building if somebody didn't press a button to let them in so there's a video of people there. We talked about this earlier, the mag locks. People wouldn't have got in the building if somebody didn't press a button to let them in. There's a video of people.
Starting point is 00:56:07 There were already people inside. They climbed through windows. But there was a big crowd at a door that was mag locked, magnetically locked. There's a video where people walk up to it, like three or four people. They turn around and look up and point to the door. Someone hits the release. It could be a protester who broke in, a rioter. It could be a security. Who knows? But I will say even CNN has reported on more than one occasion evidence that police
Starting point is 00:56:33 fanned people in two stories. One, you've got CNN reporting Joe Scarborough's outrage over the fact that police let people in the building and opened the doors. CNN reports Joe Scarborough says you effing opened the doors for them to the Capitol Police. CNN also reported on a man who was acquitted because the judge agreed. The police waved him into the building. Now, I'd just like to point out real quick to the CNN guys who are trying to rag on Vivek Ramaswamy. The definition of inside job. Do you know what the definition of inside job is?
Starting point is 00:57:06 It's actually really, really, really light. Let me just pull it up for you. A crime committed by or with the assistance of a person living or working on the premises where it occurred. So if the police effing opened the door, as CNN reported, Joe Scarborough complained about about i would call that an inside job wouldn't you of course i mean i think it's pretty obvious that obviously the government knew that they're going to come in and when you talk about people getting prosecuted for just being around i mean tim they created uh a lot of people would have just got misdemeanor trespassing but they created if you yeah i think what is it uh you interrupted a federal meeting now they're all charged with
Starting point is 00:57:42 felonies now so i mean yeah the idea that they're going to go after people that just were bystand you know just bystanders outside no they're going to go after everybody i mean i just don't like he said i think it was a resource issue not that they have more resources they're going to continue to go after more people your tax dollars at work under biden yeah it's crazy you know we saw this happen with brandon stracca and it was interesting the uh quote-un unquote double standard there between how he was treated and how Ray Epps has been treated because we saw Ray Epps clearly
Starting point is 00:58:10 on tape whispering in a person's ear before they break in he's in the front line storming the barricades telling people we need to storm it he's like we need to go inside we gotta go inside and everyone's yelling no everyone's yelling fed at him they're going to the fed and it's funny because the way the
Starting point is 00:58:25 media was responding to this very obviously strange silence from the uh agencies and what he had done the media's response is well he didn't go in the building he didn't go in the building come on you what kind of conspiracy theories do you guys believing he didn't go inside okay brandon struck it and neither and they were threatening him with like 20 years and he had to plea down there were members of the proud boys that went away who had not gone in the building i mean this is like sorry i wasn't even in dc yeah it doesn't matter what i think the worst part of this is going to be regular americans who were there to see trump speak who wandered over who are not specifically involved in anything who are now going to live in fear they're going to question whether they should uh display flags at their house. They're going to question what they should say online.
Starting point is 00:59:07 They're going to they're going to live in paranoia because they don't know. And there's already people who fled the country. I mean, I think there are regular Americans I know who were on lawn in D.C. Coincidentally, they were there to see Trump speak, who are saying, like, I don't know if I should travel internationally. I'm afraid to go to the airport. It really is going to mess with the psychology of the base of Trump. Some of them will dig their heels in and say, I don't care. Come get me. But for a lot of people, they'll be afraid of what they're risking by being open about what they believe in. My favorite thing that I've seen so far, there are a lot of high profile
Starting point is 00:59:38 individuals, as I've mentioned, who are cheering on before January 6th happened. And it may be because they love to just be these boisterous characters on the internet. We're saying things like, yeah, we're going to go to the Capitol, blah, blah, blah. And then to see these people so quickly after January 6th, no, Trump's bad. I'm opposed to Trump now. I don't think anyone should vote for him. I'm for someone else. I'm like, oh, are you? Or are you hoping and praying that they'll overlook you because you've bent the knee to the deep state? Yeah, I think that's that's the real question. Anything to freak Trump voters out and also to panic Democrats, right? Like every time
Starting point is 01:00:18 they put out a thing saying we've arrested however thousand people like the day before the anniversary of January 6th, I said we've there's been over people like the day before the anniversary of january 6th i said we've there's been over a thousand arrests made in connection to january 6th and that's both has two effects it angers people who feel like that is ultimately entrapment day and it makes democrats think they're all around me it's my neighbors if they've already arrested a thousand people how many people got away and it's to scare them into voting for whoever their candidate is even if they don't like biden at least he is not a republican because all republicans are bad that's the narrative that they want out there and that's that's very that is very divisive i mean this is what really bothers me about the biden campaign right now which is
Starting point is 01:00:58 ultimately they are leveraging fear above anything else but claiming that that's trump that trump is the one saying oh you should be afraid or we're going to do whatever they misquote him with this is like i'll be a dictator for one day all the time to make you feel as though you being the average you know democrat maybe moderate voter uh think that if you don't act now the world is about to fall apart when that's just fundamentally not true it's a lie that the left is selling yeah definitely they've been selling the idea that even from the beginning, I remember them saying, oh, what do they think?
Starting point is 01:01:27 Taking over the Capitol really do anything to affect the U.S. government? Are they crazy? It turns out, yes, because it gives us a reason to prosecute people who don't agree with us. And in fact, a way to hold up Trump's strongest supporters as the enemy of the state. Before we switch topics, I just want to say this. Tomorrow, Ray Epps' court date is tomorrow at 10 a.m. So I'm going to be outside the courthouse to see what happens. So we'll see.
Starting point is 01:01:47 And if I get a chance to yell at him, I'm going to call him a fed. No, that's allegedly. I don't want to get in trouble. One thing I'm actually curious about here, too, with some of these people, especially what we call the MAGA tourists, are the application of statute of limitations. So my understanding, I think what trespassing is like two or three years for a statute of limitations. So some of this stuff, I don't think they would be able to go after well that's why they had the felony no i'm telling you that they can go after but they can't go after them as it is and they're look you they've already got people on trespassing and i made this point in 2021 that if it's a simpsons joke
Starting point is 01:02:21 homer's talking to who's he talking to and he's like like, you mean if I can invite someone, I'm legally allowed. That's right. And then he's like, hey, Flanders, come over here. He's like, it doesn't work if you invite him in. It does not work if you invite him in. You can't invite someone somewhere and then arrest them for it. And this is what we see happening. The police opened the doors and we're fanning people in.
Starting point is 01:02:40 The argument from the left is no, no, they were fanning the cops to come in. Does not matter. There's no signs. There's no barricades. You can make an argument that the people who tore the, no, they were offending the cops to come in. Does not matter. There's no signs. There's no barricades. You can make an argument that the people who tore the barricades down and removed them, they committed the crimes. Agreed. The people who walked in afterwards seeing cops waving people in, they thought they were
Starting point is 01:02:55 being let in. So the first thing that has to happen is, sir, you need to leave your trespassing. Sorry about that. I'll leave. Then if they refuse, now you say, okay, you've been warned. Now you're trespassing under arrest. So they shouldn even haven't been they shouldn't have even been able to go after these people in the first place yeah yeah and they'll make they'll make up reasons and we'd all agree that if they just charge these people with mismeters and gave them all probation
Starting point is 01:03:15 nobody would even be mad but the fact that they're throwing the book at the maggot granny people that have cancer i mean you can tell that i mean it's malicious what they're trying to do let's let's uh well the granny was from a different state. Everyone keeps posing that picture of the old lady. Yeah, I know that was a different one, but I'm talking about the one that had cancer that she was, I think she was like 67. Considering we have the conspiracy-minded Alex Stein in, I'd like to jump to this story from Forbes.
Starting point is 01:03:36 Cockpit voice recorder on Alaska Airlines flight 1282 was erased. Alright, so a few days ago there was an Alaskan Airlines flight from Portland to Ontario, Canada. It was Ontario, California, I think it was. I don't know, whatever.
Starting point is 01:03:51 A section of the plane exploded and was ripped off the plane. I'm being a little hyperbolic. The pressure caused it to blow off the side of the plane. A couple cell phones flew out. A bunch of people's stuff, I guess, flew out. The depressurized cabin. Oxygen masks come down. The initial report was that a window blew out.
Starting point is 01:04:07 Then you look at the video. I don't know if they have the video on the Forbes website. But you look at the video. It was actually, apparently, these 737 MAX 9s have an optional door. Alaska Airlines says, we don't want a door there, so just cover it up. And the pressure caused to get ripped off the plane and go flying and landed in someone's backyard. The cockpit voice recorder on that flight was erased. The question is why?
Starting point is 01:04:34 Now, they'll come on and say, oh, it was just an accident. It was an accident. But I wonder if there's actually some malfeasance in that right now it's an argument that the planes are no good. Following this report, we've got new information that loose bolts are found on door plugs on grounded United Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 jets. These door plugs are airs of the plane. They're not emergency exits.
Starting point is 01:04:56 They're optional. Some they do use, some they don't. I'm wondering how much of this is actually the planes are bad, or are we looking at a diversity hire problem where we have these pilots who are incapable of doing their jobs and so you're getting pilot error maybe the cabin was pressurized incorrectly causing the door to blow out they're then yelling in the cockpit what did you do what did you press oh no i pressed the wrong button and then they realize we will get in trouble and be sued if people find out what we what we admitted to here so they erase the black
Starting point is 01:05:31 box voice recorder so then it's a oops we have no idea it must just be the planes are no good ashley st claire was tweeting about a flight that landed from newark new jersey and it bounced on the runway hard hard landing, nearly totaling the plane. I think the plane is disabled. It like the fuselage looks like it was bent and cracked up. And according to St. Clair, or I should say she asked whether or not this was a diversity hire who was fired and then rehired, even though they shouldn't have been. We got a pilot shortage. Flight cancellations like crazy. Are these airlines hiring in large numbers and are they hiring for diversity? Because we know Boeing's all about it.
Starting point is 01:06:11 Take a look at this global equity, diversity and inclusion report. I'm wondering if what's really happening is the infrastructure failures we're seeing are due to the fact that all of these companies for the past decade plus have been prioritizing hiring based on ideology instead of meritocracy. Yeah. And we have that terrible transportation secretary, right? Pete Buttigieg, who has no reason to have his job. I mean, this system is failing both privately and in terms of the government. It's also interesting just as you know a consumer uh how much worse airline travel has gotten since 2020 it's terrible it's terrible flights get canceled all the time i literally just this past weekend i had a flight somewhere and the airline canceled my flight morning of and rerouted
Starting point is 01:06:58 it to a different city they're like hey like a city that was like an hour away i was like they're like close enough have a good time just like send me somewhere else that's not where i'm trying to fly it was which so so i had a flight from vegas to i think it was dallas to dc without telling me or asking me they switched my ticket from a first class to a coach last minute booking to colorado to dc without telling me so we show up to the airport tickets don't work i'm confused i'm like trying to scan the ticket to go through security and then i look at my email and it's like your flight has been changed and i was like wait what so they put me i pay for this ticket it's expensive and i end up sitting in the way back in a chair that like can barely recline
Starting point is 01:07:39 wow it's and it's a triple seven next to the toilet did they reimburse you no they didn't reimburse you you paid for first class and you had to sit you have to like call the airline to get the reimbursement it's a pain but the issue was
Starting point is 01:07:50 wow none of my flights were cancelled there was a weather alert in Dallas and it was delayed but that didn't mean anything my flight would have
Starting point is 01:07:59 would have landed there just fine and then I could have waited for the delay and they said it's better if we just put you on this flight now so you can catch the Denver to DC and I'm i could have waited for the delay and they said it's better if we just put you on this flight now so you can catch the denver to dc and i'm like i'll just take
Starting point is 01:08:08 the delay yeah this it's it's it's insane and there's no human beings when we showed up to the airport because we have an early morning flight from dc to to come back home uh i'm sorry from vegas to dc there were no human beings anywhere when i walked up to a counter i find i see a united worker i said i'm i'm i have a question i know it's at the wrong gate and she goes i'm not on yet and i was like i'm sorry to bug you i just maybe you could point me in the right direction and then she's like nope i was like okay dude it's great i think um a few months ago i had a flight that was delayed for a solid eight hours i was like you could have just like and it was they do they did that annoying thing where they delay it one hour at a time so you won't leave right i was
Starting point is 01:08:48 like just tell me how long it's delayed for and then i literally i sat there for an entire day i was like i could have got a different flight or not a left they don't want exactly they don't want you to that's why they lied when when a flight is canceled they've got 100 to 300 people now rushing to the ticket counter to try and get new flights. They'd rather you just sit there and let their, you know, they don't want you causing trouble. Yeah, and I don't want to come across as xenophobic, but if I walked in and I saw two women in the cockpit, I would get off that plane. I mean, seriously, I mean. My bigger issue, you know, seriousness is what if you get on a plane and you see that 80% are migrants carrying envelopes? And we've got reports
Starting point is 01:09:25 actually actually saint claire reported she's in possession of a ticket that says no name given now i saw the i'm not gonna sit on a plane knowing that there's a person who's not been vetted from security this is what's hilarious right the left pushes for so much documentation everywhere all the time down to like a covid vaccine not to vote they have on their smartphones yeah except for when it comes to voting except for when it comes to migration well everything else illegally during that time were not asked to get back that's exactly right it's but it was a requirement for legal immigration exactly so for you as an individual you are documented every every moment every inch of your life is totally documented it's just there's so much paperwork
Starting point is 01:10:06 and red tape associated with everything you do and then when it comes to illegal immigrants they go well let's not call them illegal they're just undocumented it's like wait don't you guys hate things being undocumented why are you okay with this being a dog hailey said they're not criminals not criminals yeah and then and then twitter did it they literally are twitter community notes said it's quite literally a crime to enter the country illegally they're criminals under this section yeah nikki haley is man she's evil she is she's really evil right because she is um she's so callous about the interests of the american people she's okay with waging what she literally wanted boots on the ground in ukraine so she's supposedly just this totally hawkish uh person with respect to
Starting point is 01:10:47 foreign policy and and yet she all of a sudden just has a bleeding heart when it comes to migration i know kidding me well you know that reminds me of like have you seen where there's celebrities now are writing their names on the bombs that are being used in gaza no yeah and like what supposedly is that real yeah some israeli porn stars or whatever got in trouble because they let a porn star you know uh right on one of the bombs supposedly but i always think that's very you know morbid very macabre to write your name on a bomb and you know this i don't care what side you're on but that's kind of like where we're at of the the weirdness of this all i think that's not i you know i look at everything we're seeing with um just the the the the the the extreme political
Starting point is 01:11:27 actions that are happening i mean the border is just is gone mexico wanting to uh well the border gone for them because tim you and i need a passport to leave i can't leave the country without a passport so the border's closed for you and i but they they're bringing people in. And I just look at all this and I'm, how do we get through this election cycle? There, I don't, I don't know how come November 2024, November 6th, it's going to be November 5th, we get election day. Does anyone really believe that on November 6th, they're going to be like, and that's it, the winner of the election is, and have a name? No, of course they won't be like, and that's it. The winner of the election is and have a name. No, of course,
Starting point is 01:12:05 they won't be like that. I mean, the thing is, this is going to be hard fought all the way. And we have known this for a long time. When Trump was elected in 2016, you remember, do you remember all the pictures from flights of like women in their pink hats going to the rally? Like there has been this test of like, if you're the right side, you're allowed to protest. But if you're the wrong side, you're not allowed to to do anything that's been there for a long time but our tension and our anger and the the distrust of the other side is more heightened than ever so i think november 6 will be a really chaotic day and it will lead to a very chaotic 2025 that's understatement of the year i think 2025 is going to be crazy this is the next election cycle i think 24 is going to be like no 2025 might be super chill you know after it's all done after
Starting point is 01:12:49 everything's yeah we're sitting there with like we'll be wearing potato sacks sitting outside playing with chickens okay what's the new obama movie on netflix uh uh you know talking about how there's going to be a cyber attack i think there is going to be a cyber attack this year and you know what's going to be the scary part we keep on saying all this stuff about airplanes that's what really gets messed up if the internet goes down there you know all of a sudden planes are going to start crashing and then you're really gonna i think it's possible i think it's possible it's not that planes are going to crash they're not going to fly when the when the system what's the surgery you can turn off computers i know i can't think of yes what if they use that and all of a sudden the airplanes in the air it would be you're not
Starting point is 01:13:23 going to emp the whole planet yeah but i'm just talking about a small part of it. I mean, forget the whole planet. If the internet goes out, planes will emergency land and then be unable to take off. They're going to say, we can't air traffic control properly. Our data streams are shut down. It's an emergency. And it's a very effective way to temporarily control flow of communication. Imagine what would happen.
Starting point is 01:13:42 We got 45,000 people. They're watching right now. What if the internet went down what would you watch are you gonna really are you really gonna turn on cnn msnbc there's no internet but tv still works and they say you know turn on the radio turn the tv and now you're getting the approved government narrative yeah well i think in this day and age the tv and that stuff would go off with the internet too you think they would still be able to broadcast absolutely yep they would just should be using analog analog whatever that yeah they do uh they do uh um yeah i guess you're right it's still digital air it's digital now so you get multiple data streams over the airwaves but they can still send through just you can buy tv turn it on and
Starting point is 01:14:18 you can get the uh the standard you know digital channels and what hannah said earlier i think that's the reason why so many boomers have cognizant hannah claire what did i say yeah no i'm just saying the reason why these forgot half my name but i'm sorry i was just saying hannah hc hannah claire what i'm saying is uh these boomers they have such bad cognitive dissonance because they didn't have as many outlets like we had they didn't have the internet to tell them the truth about the government that these people know the government lies to them but they still trust the government for some reason we have lost all government trust because we have the internet. We know what the hell is going on.
Starting point is 01:14:47 And they got to take that away. Yeah, and we can look up the Tuskegee Syphilis. We can look up all this crazy stuff that, you know, is really not... The moon landing, right? Hey, that's what I learned. I'm just saying, because of the internet, that's what's probably the biggest thorn in the government side. Did you see the report? I don't know enough about it, but I passively saw it.
Starting point is 01:15:04 So someone correct me if I'm wrong. from china that said the moon landing's fake no they said that our current nuclear technicians don't know how to operate them fully because the people who actually ran and maintained them have retired long since retired and the people who who've inherited these jobs never had actual reason so it's like homer simpson that's like literally like homer simpson that's like 30 of our infrastructure and so when you say how did we lose technology for the moon landing the exact same reason why they're saying our current technicians don't know how to operate our nuclear weapons well don't even get me started that's apples and oranges i do agree with that but uh yeah i mean i don't even want to get started on
Starting point is 01:15:34 the moon landing but yeah i'm not surprised that these idiots can't figure out how like look at our buildings look at all the post-modernism all of our architecture the bridge that collapsed in florida was that recently i didn't, this was like almost 10 years ago. Oh yeah, in Miami, you're talking about the pedestrian bridge? The pedestrian bridge. Yeah, and it killed like two students. Six people. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:15:50 It could be updated since then, I don't know. But there were memes going around saying a female-led construction company had built it. And then the fact checkers came out and said, did an all-female construction company build it? See, what happens is, people pointed out that this company was promoting diversity. They were promoting female construction company build it see what happens is people pointed out that this company was promoting diversity they were promoting female construction workers do it they're doing ads saying women are strong they did all this but only a small portion of the women and people in management were women and so it was run it was run it on by a bunch of guys but they kept bragging about the women who were in charge so when people came out and said that it was a female-led company in order
Starting point is 01:16:24 to try and quote-unquote debunk it or i guess you call it a faux bunk it's not a real debunking the media's changed female led to all female well of course the company wasn't all female and they said it's owned by a man therefore they're lying fellas here's what we got to do all right this is my version of dei you get your company you get a couple positions just for women you appoint them then when anything goes wrong you blame that's what they do you're like this is all the women's fault there's nothing look it's girl power and all there there was with great girl power comes great girl responsibility there was a there was a black woman who posted on instagram that she gets her face put
Starting point is 01:17:01 on all the corporate brochures she never gets brought into meetings and she's like this is how you know you're a diversity hire yeah but i mean guys there are gender roles some women are not going to be plumbers like you know what i mean i don't know why we don't just yeah because the patriarchy stops them we should encourage this as it should no they stop themselves like that should that's a country a country full of men who allow women to do gross jobs is a country that doesn't have enough men. You'd have to conscript them. That's the reality. Women are all good when they're like, but I deserve to be CEO of the company.
Starting point is 01:17:34 But as soon as you're like, please go to the oil rig, they're like, I cannot. No, thank you. That would be mean to me. I'm not equipped for that. They don't want any of the responsibilities that men take on because like any sort of negative or less glamorous position women don't want that they only want to have the uh heralds and acolytes that they they perceive that men are getting and they aren't willing to pay the consequences for that it's a completely ridiculous system that they have invented and the end result
Starting point is 01:17:58 is social collapse yeah but what about the disney director they said they want to make people uncomfortable imagine if right now. So here's what we have. We have women who want equality in the work equity in the workplace. They call it. They want 50 50 parity. Then you have men who keep saying, no, no, no. Women shouldn't go work in the sewers and sludge around in human waste.
Starting point is 01:18:18 We'll do that job. The system would collapse overnight. If men actually just all at once completely agreed and said, you know what? Half the people on our team in the sewer, you know, cleaning out all the sewage and the blockages should be female. Then they say, well, there aren't any. Then we won't work. I will not go down there until my team is half male, half female. You have to create like a weird Title IX, but it's to get women to do like gross jobs in society.
Starting point is 01:18:41 Women will not do it. So if men one day decided I won't, then society collapses because women will not. There will never be a circumstance where you will mandate half the population of women to go work on oil rigs.
Starting point is 01:18:55 It's just not going to happen. I mean, and this is true in domestic labor too, right? Like we know there's a ton of stuff that girls just don't want to do. They're happy to do other things. And I think that's what bothers me the most about, you know,
Starting point is 01:19:05 the feminine feminist narrative narrative, which is that it's essentially saying men are the enemy and they're keeping you from doing things that would make you happy. But also we are not willing to compromise. We want all the benefits of being female. Also, we want all the benefits of being male. We want none of the responsibility of either sex.
Starting point is 01:19:21 Yeah, well, that's right. And I mean, look, the reality is there's, there are a lot of things that men aren't going to do either right there's a lot of domestic layers a lot of stuff around the house i mean we're really not going to do that but there's a
Starting point is 01:19:30 lot of stuff around the house that for the most part i just aren't going to want to do there's a lot of homemaker stuff there's a lot of state like men are going to stay at home dad well when we start implanting those wounds right no no when we make uh artificial baby bags what men are inventing a way to have babies without women oh my gosh they have to make one of those that yells at you and then that's a and i'm saying that's a joke women are wonderful and i'm saying it's men doing it because the overwhelming majority of the people working in these fields and doing the development and the research are males men are are going to create a way to have babies without women men are going to go their
Starting point is 01:20:01 own way so you're saying? Yes. Wait, if that happened, do you think gay men or lesbian women would take over the world if they could just artificially, who will win? Yeah, because that's what it's going to be. This is my point. I'm saying if they artificially make a womb, then they basically want to get rid of heterosexual sex.
Starting point is 01:20:20 They want to make something totally different. If we create artificial wombs, women lose all political power they will lose i don't think so oh yeah absolutely i don't know i think women could because i think i don't think people value women as mothers anymore anyway like i think it's all about like sexual objectification and their sexual power and and so what's going to happen is with neuralink and baby bags women lose all political power i think that's true because i think you already see that with uh modern surrogacy right i mean this is what pope francis was talking about today that he was saying it is ultimately a form of trafficking and it's wrong for children it's
Starting point is 01:20:57 despicable this is like his word for word quote and i think that women i mean i think it's two things i think basically their voluntary participation in the porn industry, them deciding they want to be an OnlyFans and also their voluntary participation in commercial surrogacy makes it so anything they have to offer the world can be commodified and sold for a dollar. And probably you can make artificial technology that does it better like a baby bag, like AI porn. And so I think this is a mistake that women are making. And I think on top of that, we're severing the value of parents, right?
Starting point is 01:21:27 Men and women both play a really important role in their children's lives from the beginning of time. And this is true while women are gestating, men still play an important role. And it's true after birth. They play an important role. Yes, that's exactly- Yeah, but the denuclearization
Starting point is 01:21:43 is what they've been talking about forever. Yeah, and I think that's what's sad it's like saying everything that we that makes us unique as human beings that gives us humanity is ultimately something you can buy trade and sell and probably we could make some soulless metal contraption that could do it better well you know what that's not true in my opinion you're right because when it comes to human labor and when it comes to production the only thing we think about anymore is the end product that actually ends up being produced by the process and not what the person is transformed into through the work. And so we see this with jobs being broken up into components so small that a person
Starting point is 01:22:23 can't really find that much meaning in their work because they don't actually have any kind of vision of the larger picture in the way that they're contributing to it. And it's a very, very sad thing. I was having a conversation with someone a few months ago and they said something very eyeopening to me. He was just talking about how people used to live and how we would farm. And we were much more in tune with the seasons and the days and sort of our own circadian rhythm was not as thrown off by the technology we use. And I remember saying, like, I get it and people can romanticize that, but that was tremendously difficult. That was a tremendously difficult life to live. And those jobs were far harder than
Starting point is 01:23:00 sitting in an office and working in an office. And he said, yeah, but a sitting in an office better for you? And it kind of clicked for me. I'm not saying that we go back to an agrarian society by any means, but my point is just that it's interesting food for thought. The jobs that we have, even though they're more productive, they're actually not good for us. And people might argue, oh, well, these new ways of having technology
Starting point is 01:23:21 usurp roles that were traditionally meant for human beings or things like artificial wombs, literally taking that role, which was just uniquely for women and turning it into a technological product. That's really bad for human beings. It's really bad for human beings. No, I think you're exactly right. I mean, I would say 95% of corporate jobs, you really get no stake in the game. So even though you can be motivated with bonuses, if you really don't care about what
Starting point is 01:23:44 you're doing and you don't have anybody that's up in that company, I guess, supporting you or gassing you up or encouraging you to do better, why would you thrive in a system like that if you don't really have any stake in the game? Exactly. Because at some point, money just isn't enough to get you to do a certain kind of job. It really is not enough. You have to actually believe in what you're making. Did you ever hear about that? I don't know if the story is true or not, but the professor who challenged the students on socialism it's like a viral tiktok or instagram video where he basically said they were arguing the merits of socialism versus you know capitalism so then the professor said here's what we're going to do
Starting point is 01:24:17 we're going to average out the grades of every single person in the class so that everyone will get an average grade instead of the grade for your test and then the first test they take everyone ends up getting like a like a c plus and a b or b minus and then the people who studied really really hard and and scored a 100 on the test were angry because they were like i busted my ass studying and i ended up getting a bad grade because of this the people who did nothing were super excited because they were like i got a great grade and have to do anything why do anything else so the people who studied hard said i'll adjust i don't got to work as hard because i don't get any any reward for working as hard so i'll invest my time somewhere else the next test they took everyone got a c minus now people starting to
Starting point is 01:24:57 get angry like why is our score who's not holding their weight who's not doing the work and then finally in the third time everybody failed because anybody worth doing work was like what's the point when other people are celebrating not doing work? That's right. And by the way, that's the best case scenario for socialism or communism. What usually ends up happening with communist governments is after the first test, they round up all of the people who did score 100% and say, you got that by cheating, and then they execute them.
Starting point is 01:25:17 Well, no, I'm anti-socialism 100%. But is capitalism the best system? I mean, I guess it is. It needs modification. That's what I'm saying. I mean, what do you mean? Well, I don't know. I mean, I guess it is, but... It needs modification for sure. That's what I'm saying. I mean, what do you... Well, I don't know. I mean, I guess some mix.
Starting point is 01:25:27 I mean, I feel like there... I'm actually, you know, I don't want the government involved at all, but I do feel like... I don't know. I don't know what a system... I mean... Yeah, capitalist economy,
Starting point is 01:25:34 in my view, a capitalist economy with some regulation. That's what I'm saying. Like, imagine... But that's not a mixed economy. A mixed economy like we have is half your money goes to taxes
Starting point is 01:25:43 and half your money goes in your pocket. Right. Yeah, we need a flat tax. I mean, that mean that's one thing i mean our just and i'm sure you're in a totally different tax bracket tim you must be sick you're paying i mean i'm sick now because i'm in a higher bracket than i've been in the past but it's not just bracket i think something like 65 or 70 percent of all my income is taxes or something i mean i pay over 40 i paid over 40 i think it was like 40 so here here's here's the trick they don't tell you about um higher taxes means spending more money yeah i know yeah if if you're somebody let's say you make a million bucks a year and you look at your taxes and like joe biden's raising your taxes if i let's say i have a hundred thousand dollars in profit and i don't spend it yep i write a
Starting point is 01:26:20 check to the government for 40 grand how about i just spend the hundred grand and retain the asset value that's right but it's got to be specific things like i'll just say screw it instead of having the money sitting around i'll just hire a guy at a hundred thousand to paint because at least the paintings are assets held by the company that retain value and then i don't lose the money to the government well have you seen the tiktok that goes viral where it's uh it's like bill 179 or if you buy a g wagon because it weighs over 6 000 pounds you can write it off for a company and that's why so many people buy the g wagon it's gotten you know hundreds of millions of hits you need to look it up because and there's a few cars that um hit that tax yeah but they they control
Starting point is 01:26:58 they can control the speed and expansion of the economy that's the point of the federal reserve it's the point of their tax policy modern monetary theory is not you're taxed so that the government gets money you know the government just creates money on the upon the agents of debt yeah taking money from you is just to control the speed at which people are hiring and firing people well and that's the thing right so as somebody who does uh run their own business when you get your paycheck they don't deduct anything from it right you're collecting money from from clients or adsor or sponsors and then you have to cut that check yourself eventually quarterly or once a year quarterly it sucks you really feel it and the thing is you feel it and you go if i really believed in what the government was doing this wouldn't hurt so bad like if i really even though this is way
Starting point is 01:27:43 too much money and i don't think anyone should be taxed at this level and i i really think there's something wrong with the amount the government takes in general but if i believed i want they were doing good things with it i wouldn't hurt nearly as bad it really i gotta be honest um based on how much money i've already been taxed i as a single individual i'm probably responsible for like i don't know at least one wedding that's been blown up yeah more than one yeah but isn't this what they say about uh scandinavian countries that have high social security nets is that they actually say like like people in denmark are like no no we're cool to pay these taxes because ultimately we like the benefits that we reap from them i mean it's one of the reasons that they are so disturbed by mass
Starting point is 01:28:22 immigration which is that they realize there are people coming in who don't pay into the system. I mean, there are people that have extremely high tax rates. They have a large social safety net from the government, and it's okay. It's just not true in America because our system doesn't have either one of the benefits, right? It's not fair. It's not equal. We don't have the benefits that people might want, but we have the high taxes. So what are we ultimately doing here?
Starting point is 01:28:46 I think the challenge, one of the big challenges is stupid people versus smart people and evil people as well. So when I look at the Democrats, what do I tend to see? There are very few but very smart evil people and a whole lot of really, really dumb people. When I look at the quote-unquote right, I don't mean just the Democrats because the right is a collection of libertarians, conservatives. I see a lot of people who are moderately intelligent and a handful of people who are very, very stupid because every stupid people exist everywhere. But if you have a handful of people who, if you have commentators on the right who are like, I'll try to be honest and I believe in liberty, which means you got to make your own choices. The stupid people end up with a moderately better understanding of the world and their
Starting point is 01:29:28 freedoms, whereas the Democrats believe in insane things that make no sense. I'll give you an example. Marianne Williamson tweeted, Kyle Griffin of NBC News said, Elise Stefanik will not commit to certifying the 2024 election. Marianne Williamson said, this is insane. Let's break it down. What did Elise Stefanik actually say? She said,
Starting point is 01:29:51 if it's constitutional, yes, I'll certify it. Which is quite literally a commitment to certify the election. Because if it wasn't, then the purpose of her job is to not certify it. Marianne Williamson gets this fake story from Kyle Griffin of NBC. He's lying, misleading through omission to trick people like Marianne Williamson, who believes it.
Starting point is 01:30:13 Marianne Williamson is the, I suppose you'd call this the ignorance of evil. We all hear like Marianne because she's a nice person and she's a good moral person, but she believes wrong things. And we believe that if we actually just talked to her she'd understand and she did when she came on the show when we showed her the the creepy books and everything she's like these things are wrong we're like because you're a good person we know you are but if she believes nbc she lives in a world of lies and so this is what we end up dealing with in the culture war the left is a whole bunch of really really dumb people and so when it comes
Starting point is 01:30:45 to trying to solve our problems you have disgusting evil people like oliver darcy like kyle griffin and then you're like how do we actually make the world a better place when you have figurative or literal demons lying to stupid people to trick them into harming themselves well i mean everything you hear on the mainstream media from nbc is is fake and i think people are starting to realize that though tim don't you think or do you think people are still kind of under that brainwash i think i think a lot of people are starting to wake up to it you know and i think programs like this and the shift in how we consume media is helping change this podcast are taking over but this is this is the big
Starting point is 01:31:25 challenge we have right now there would be no question of the 2024 election if we didn't have nbc news and cnn and msnbc lying about everything yeah these people are just they're evil that it's not a question it's malicious evil you and i were actually talking about this earlier today at lunch it would basically be like if a health inspector was asked will you pass this restaurant they're like i mean if well no no it's healthy it's someone comes to you and says will you a building inspector will you commit to certifying my building that i will build next year like what do you know i have to check to see if it's up to code then yeah and then i report building
Starting point is 01:32:06 inspector will not commit to certifying the building it's like well you didn't build it yet he would actually be really bad at his job if he did commit to certifying it before seeing it yep that's where we're currently at democrats are shocked first at a fake story yo nbc news is the most captured institution in this in this in the in the media apparatus you think worse than cnn absolutely wow nbc worse than abc disney yes no question yo the the nbc news team like ben collins they they fabricate the most egregious things imaginable as a statement of fact they put out fabricated narratives come at me bro statement of fact. They put out fabricated narratives. Come at me, bro. Statement of fact. They do it. And I believe they do it intentionally. I'd love to get discovery on these
Starting point is 01:32:52 guys. And it's remarkable. They give these people awards. Look, at least the phonics was asked, would she certify the elections? Yeah, it's constitutional, of course. Yes, she said yes. And what does NBC News report? She will not commit to certifying the election. That's a lie. That's just fake. They fabricated that. And then Marianne Williamson believes it.
Starting point is 01:33:14 And she's running for president and polling in some of the latest polls at 13%. It's amazing, isn't it? The same media company. I mean, the only reason I would say ABC is, you know, you saw that video where they were trying to bring up Jeffrey Epstein years ago and then they killed that story. Right. But whether or not, I think NBC News as a whole is like a fake news machine. Well, you know, Fox News, you know, I think Tucker Carlson ran into this.
Starting point is 01:33:40 Like you think, oh, this is a conservative media company, but there's a lot of liberal people that work in there that are just in hollywood that are in show business i mean like do you trust any of the political biases of any of these networks i mean i really don't like i don't know none of them yeah i don't think yeah but nbc news is is is is a king of the castle man yeah because i guess the biggest it's i mean look nbc news they did this thing once where some activists wrote a fake story about me n NBC News then cited it in an article. Then a bunch of entertainment outlets quoted NBC News. NBC News then removed the citation, creating a dead loop of a bunch of entertainment news organizations citing each other with no actual source for where the claim came from.
Starting point is 01:34:21 The original thing was like a blog or something. Yeah, it was a blog. It was some guy's blog. And then when I contacted one of these entertainment outlets saying, hey, this is a fake story, I want a correction, they say, take it up with, insert other outlet, because they're the ones who are making the claim. Then I went to that.
Starting point is 01:34:34 So outlet one says, talk to outlet two. I go to outlet two and they go, hey, look, we're citing outlet three. I went to outlet three and it goes, hey, look, we're citing outlet one. So if it was just two outlets and one and they're claiming each other i could point out you guys are just citing each other with three outlets they said i don't know what nbc is doing we're citing this website and then i said yeah but that that website
Starting point is 01:34:53 setting nbc and they were like i don't know anything about that take it up with them you can't sue me for defamation because it's already in the public sphere and we believe that what's reported by insert outlet is correct so none of them will take it down that's nbc news these people are despicable evil they know they're lying and they love playing this game where they go online and they go trump supporters are lying and then when you stare them in the face and talk to them and say here's the actual proof and report that you lied they smile and say good luck evil people man i don't disagree and then i see that on wikipedia too we're where like somebody will have some weird Wikipedia thing and it'll be cited to some random blog.
Starting point is 01:35:27 You're like, how does that? Well, this is, they call it, it was an XKCD comic called it Cytogenesis, where they say the example, actually, let me pull up Cytogenesis. It's really, really great. You'll understand how we are in a very serious, check it out.
Starting point is 01:35:45 Where citations come from. Cytogenesis step one. Through a convoluted process, a user's brain generates facts. These are typed into Wikipedia. The scroll lock key was designed by future Energy Secretary Stephen Chu in a college project.
Starting point is 01:35:59 Somebody make something up. A rushed writer checks Wikipedia for a summary of their subject. U.S. Energy Secretary Stephen Chu, Nobel Prize winner and creator of the ubiquitous scroll lock key, testified before Congress today. Surprised readers check Wikipedia, see the claim, and flag it for review. A passing editor finds the piece and adds it as a citation. Google is your friend, people. Now that other writers have a real source, they repeat the fact. The simple version is, it's not just about Wikipedia.
Starting point is 01:36:29 Someone will fabricate a story in the corporate press on purpose. Remember that big scandal? There's been a bunch. That one guy who worked for Bild in Germany was just making a bunch of things up and they caught him. Someone will make up something or a better example. Kyle Griffin will tweet, at least a phonic will not commit to certifying the election. That's it. That's a better example. Kyle Griffin will tweet at least a phonic will not commit to certifying the election. That's it. That's a fake story. That's Matt fabricated by Kyle Griffin. He
Starting point is 01:36:51 made that up. Someone like Marianne Williamson will see this and say, this is insane. And then I don't know, uh, insert CNN or any other news outlet. We'll write a story saying Marianne Williamson slams, at least a phonic saying it is insane that she refuses to certify the election. They will then say, NBC News reported Elise Stefanik says she will not certify the 2024 election. Something that never happened. Then every other corporate outlet will just rewrite what CNN wrote citing CNN. If CNN figures out the mistake and they get rid of it, all these news outlets will just insert a different source
Starting point is 01:37:27 and create another loop of fake news. This happens in academia too. I can't remember who coined this term, but they refer to it as idea laundering. Yep. Yeah, it makes sense. You can literally just say anything and then you get some citations.
Starting point is 01:37:40 A couple of people cite you and then people cite them. And the language is manipulative, right? So if I said said you know if you describe seamus as you know a thought criminal and then i said seamus who has been described in the past as a thought criminal i am correct you have described him as a thought criminal but is he actually or has he just been described that way i mean it becomes this like echo chamber of like worsening criticism of Seamus, who obviously is the worst ever. But this is the game they play because the corporate press loves to add descriptors to people for no reason. That's right.
Starting point is 01:38:13 So, yeah, they'll say like Donald Trump, comma, who are like Julian Assange. He'll be in the news because he was document. They'll say Julian Assange, comma, accused rapist and exactly not relevant to the story but but not true either the issue is what'll happen is how many people have accused bill clinton of being a pedophile everybody i mean millions right yeah so if you were to report that in a story bill clinton comma an accused pedophile comma is that a false statement effect absolutely not he's been accused by a lot of people of being a pedophile and this is the this is the game that the corporate press plays well speaking of pedophile and i wanted to uh you know you have an aside from a little bit i do because you know a lot of people
Starting point is 01:38:52 want to give donald trump credit for saying the fake news but the first person to say fake news and tim i'll kind of end on this conspiracy my favorite conspiracy of them all you asked me what my top one is i believe michael jackson was innocent only because he was, you know, he was the first person to say that the news is fake. And then on top of that, he was investigated by the FBI for 19 years. And then Wade Robinson and James Safechuck, the two guys that made the documentary Leaving Neverland. Wade Robinson actually testified on his behalf twice in front of California's top prosecutor
Starting point is 01:39:19 and said that nothing happened. And then James Safechuck said that he was was uh you know sexually assaulted inside the train station in the year that he said it the uh architect hadn't even drawn the plans so my point is yeah there's a lot of weird inconsistencies with the michael jackson situation yo look at the look at the first one to say fake news so it is it is very obvious that the left is willing to lie about anything if it advances their goals the brett kavanaugh story is the perfect example of waves of people coming out with the most ridiculous fabrications what was amy comey bear what do they what do they say she did that she was like a white nationalist or something they said they
Starting point is 01:39:52 literally oh right right excuse me an adopted child who was black and they were trying yeah they were like trying to say she was racist because i was like what we're gonna go to super chat so if you haven't already would you kindly smash that like button? Subscribe to this channel. Head over to castbrew.com and buy Alex Stein's Primetime Grind, two times caffeine. Drink responsibly. It does have two times the caffeine in it. So you got to be really careful with that. But you can also go to timcast.com.
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Starting point is 01:40:44 We have to run immediately out the door to an airport, get on a jet, fly to Iowa for the Vivek Ramaswamy Town Hall. If you support our endeavors in doing these things, we're not making a profit off of doing this. In fact, we're going to be losing a lot of money. These are very, very expensive. It's I'll just tell you guys, the whole thing's probably going to cost 100 plus thousand dollars and we can afford to do it because you guys are members we are not profiting off of it directly in the sense that we're not
Starting point is 01:41:10 going to from the event and from ticket sales have a surplus of cash but i do believe it is healthy for the business that we do things like this because it creates value granted it is only possible to invest in these kinds of things if you guys become members at timcast.com let's read james eaton with the first super chat saying ai of trump coming soon we're gonna get a video of trump and i'm warning you it's not gonna be trump saying something crazy it's going to be a video you've already seen of trump slightly altered in a tiny way that changes the context in a dramatic way not epstein's island not epstein island no no one will buy it. The example I've given is, remember when Donald Trump said,
Starting point is 01:41:48 and I'm not talking about the white nationalists or the neo-Nazis because they should be condemned totally. The example is, that video which we all know exists, it will emerge in a similar scenario, two videos will appear on the internet.
Starting point is 01:42:01 One, in which it says C-SPAN, Donald Trump speaks, and he says, and i'm not talking about the white nationalists or the odatis because they should be condemned totally the second video will be him saying because some of them should be condemned totally that tiny alteration from they to some of them or they to some because some should be condemned totally because they should be all i have to do is change one word what'll happen then is democrats will go nuts some should be condemned i can't believe you would say this trump will then come out i said no i said they should be condemned trump supporters
Starting point is 01:42:34 will be like here's the video democrats and trump supporters will both claim both videos are the original videos good luck it's if a video comes out of trump on epstein island doesn't matter trump supporters won't buy it they'll say you're lying a video comes out of Trump on Epstein Island, doesn't matter. Trump supporters won't buy it. They'll say you're lying. A video comes out that is slightly altered in a tiny way, everyone's confused. And it's easier to change.
Starting point is 01:42:54 Super easy. Yeah. Terrifying. Yeah. All right. Shane H. Welder says, the pimp on a blimp is here. Hide your kids, hide your wife.
Starting point is 01:43:02 Facts. Hide them. Yeah. Will you give me a cover of that song? Hide your wife, hide your kids hide your wife facts hide them yeah we have you a cover of that song hide your wife hide your kids what was that guy's name anton gosh legendary he is but it was uh all thanks to schmoyoho i believe right who made the auto-tuned version of that that went super viral yeah that guy was just giving an interview and he said it and then it was i think it was schmoyo i'm not sure who made the auto-turned auto-tune version when that went viral where's the pimp that's what i want to know well you know it's funny you say that because honestly that's kind
Starting point is 01:43:33 of what i became most popular for is doing stupid raps i guess the video that like the first video that ever got i got 20 million views was me doing a stupid cringy vaccinate my body vaccinate me at the party yeah so just funny how rapping there's something about that how just it's powerful culture abduction says today is my birthday i'd love if tim sounded like nancy and ian screamed like a chicken and phil do his infamous yell and alex just be yourself well phil and ian aren't here but i will say this happy birthday to you and donald trump is the worst president each country has ever had tim i have to say too your trump that you just did a second ago i mean you're getting really
Starting point is 01:44:12 spot on i think that's from all the practice that was very accurate i think it's actually one of my worst no i was just blown away by it i'm not even trying to kiss your butt i i mean i've heard you do it a lot but i feel like you were even more into it the role that time when you just did it again. The Nancy voice that I do is an intentionally disgusting sounding voice because I'm not actually trying to impersonate her. That's why it sounds impersonating a caricature of her kind of. I'm just trying to make it sound as disgusting as possible. And just like as strained and struggling as possible because it's meant to be an insult.
Starting point is 01:44:44 Whereas Trump, i'm just trying to impersonate trump your trump's accurate but that but that's rally trump like i can't do regular trump like when trump's just sitting there and he's like talking calmly it's really hard to like get that but he's talking like this you know and he's doing the thing and and he like sighs those those rally voices are easy to get kalachnikov says did you guys see the debate with destiny and alex jones i thought alex was going to unleash his inner gorilla and maul destiny's face uh i just couldn't even with that debate i didn't know what they were debating all it was was like i'm sorry guys
Starting point is 01:45:23 i can't do it. Did you guys, did you, I want, Yeah, the Krasenstein sitting right there made me want to puke. But they weren't arguing anything. Well,
Starting point is 01:45:31 but did you see, Alex Jones was kind of slapping Destiny's back and he's like, don't touch me bro, that was the best part of the whole show. No, no, no you are, no you are.
Starting point is 01:45:39 No you are. That's why I'm like, they're not arguing, they're not debating. What would happen is, and there were some good points in there, but I will point out my the issue i had with it was alex jones says you know uh one two three abc and then destiny would go xyz jkl and i'm like they're literally not arguing alex jones would say something like i think this about the capital
Starting point is 01:46:03 and then destiny would bring up a total non-sequitur and be like i'll give you an example uh or i guess what i mean to say is with the debate i'm expecting someone to be like donald trump should not be president the 14th amendment should remove him that's my position what is your position i believe that he should not be removed now we will argue they were arguing over whether or not they believed certain news articles were true or fake and i'm like that is meaningless you agree with cnn you don't agree with cnn what is the point of this so i just i'm just like i don't even know man i i can't handle that kind of stuff that's just me yeah but you really i mean destiny you saw what happened his wife he's going through a divorce he's really going through a tough time right now that's rough
Starting point is 01:46:41 i think you shouldn't have signed up for the debate if i'm going to debate someone like destiny then we can certainly argue if he's got something wrong and i can pull up a source to prove him wrong and if he proved and when he was here we were talking about um transgender youth he told me that he believed my numbers were incorrect we double checked my numbers were incorrect i'm totally fine with that if destiny says i believe that uh donald trump is the is the reason for why the people were there on January 6th, which is what he said. My response is, if that is true, do you believe that not being present and not orchestrating an event makes you legally culpable? Instead, what we got is people yelling at each other. And whenever someone would make a point, the other person would change the subject.
Starting point is 01:47:28 And so I was just like, I don't even know what's going well internet debates i don't know if it ever actually changes anybody's minds right it's just kind of like you know what i like people are totally i did too i think you're right that there's a huge huge faction of people who aren't going to change like change their mind some people just love alex jones and are tuned in to see him some people just love destiny or tuned to see him i heard people just love Destiny or are tuning to see him. I heard somebody won a chicken scream for their birthday. Oh my gosh. Microphone on. Happy birthday. Ian's been here the whole time. I thought we were getting swatted for a second.
Starting point is 01:47:56 That was incredible. I love you, Alex. Love you, Ian. Thank you for the scream. We love it. Love you, big guy. I think some undecided people will change their mind. People who aren't fans of either. Culture abductions, you got your birthday wish. Ian came and it came true.
Starting point is 01:48:11 That was like top 10 moment for the show. Yeah, it was great. My balls shot up when the door behind me opened. I was hoping we were going to get swatted so we'd get like a billion views, but that's just where my head is. So we got Kieker here says, won a good a
Starting point is 01:48:25 bit of money in poker yesterday got to use some support to support the crew about to order more casper right now as well keep up the good work and much love from north carolina i have good news uh the new timcast studio which is this is getting wild ladies and gentlemen it's 50 plus acres it's got a 40 foot 50 plus acres 40 foot tall building three structures three total standing structures a total of maybe like in terms of building structure let's say i don't know we're probably looking at like 12 13 000 square feet of internal structure actually more than that i'm sorry it's uh maybe like 15 uh is officially done formal final inspections are all done the crew that we've got working on it has set a timeline for the
Starting point is 01:49:11 casper coffee house by mid-april it should be completely done and it's taken a really really long time because it is really difficult especially in the covet era to get contractors that are doing things right and uh the problem is every time one contractor falls off it like resets the permitting and causes a bunch of problems but this new crew that's working with us is really really great it's doing really well uh that being said congratulations on your winning a good amount of money in poker yesterday i too won a good amount of money in poker yesterday the first thing i'll say is i was playing at mg National Harbor, buying for 500 within about an hour or two. I'm at 15 pocket Queens, dude. I know nobody cares about poker, but for those that do, this is, this is, this is a once in a lifetime moment.
Starting point is 01:49:56 I got queen of diamond queen of hearts. It's like a guy, so a guy in seat one, small blind, or I don't have a he's small blind anyway he raises to 15 we get two calls it comes to me on the button so i raise to 50 considering the amount of players that are in the guy uh first the guy who raises calls the next guy calls the next guy raises i jam instantly because i got pocket queen oh no no i, no. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I call. And the flop. No, he doesn't raise. They all call around my 50. And the flop comes like two hearts. And it's like two hearts to the board. I'm looking now.
Starting point is 01:50:33 It's like jack nine something. I've got an overpair with the queen of hearts. So I'm blocking the flush with the overpair. We get a bet of 100. 100. I'm like, maybe they got sets, but I got the overpair. I shove all in 500 bucks. Four players call. Four players call.
Starting point is 01:50:47 Three players call, so it's me. The turn comes a heart. And now I'm worried I'm dead to the flush. The river comes a heart. So I make the queen of hearts flush. And then the guy in the first seat flips over ace, eight of hearts. The other guy mucks his cards. The guy to my right flips over king, 10 of hearts for three made flushes all in the hand.
Starting point is 01:51:06 I lost all my money. It was awesome. But then I went to dinner, came back, bought in with 194 in chips that Allison had left over. I got in for two hours, 194 in, 1,400 out. Flat, 1,400 out. I'm telling you, Tim, you you got to have on vegas matt he's probably the number one professional poker player on youtube i mean i mean a professional slot player professional gambler and he's huge his channel's blowing up on youtube but you'd
Starting point is 01:51:35 love this guy be fun i think the important thing people understand about poker is not gambling when you go to like a big tourist spot it was wild like this one guy kept calling me stupid because of the way i was playing but i was like i'm just doing math i'm like how many i have to say this tim i've been to the casino tim some people are scared to death of tim when they see him walk in because you know you know he's got a little bit of money and some people are like oh i want to go play next to him because you play so wild yeah but if it's a 400 max buy-in at mgm it's 500 sure i'm not scared to throw in money but i'm not i'm not just throwing money and bullying the table.
Starting point is 01:52:06 A little bit you bully the table, a little bit when we play. People are like, what are you betting? I'm like, bro, we're playing poker. So I bet 50 bucks, and the guy to my right gets all angry, and he's like, why would you bet $50? And I'm like, I bet pot.
Starting point is 01:52:21 I was like, I've got top pair, top kicker. There's three players in. I bet pot. I think it's a fairly standard play to bet top kicker. There's three players in. I bet pot. I think it's fairly standard play to bet $50 here. Yeah, but Tim, you know when you sit at that table, half the people at that table, $100 is a lot of money to them. Don't buy in at the minimum $100
Starting point is 01:52:35 to play poker at a table with a $500 max. No, I know. Hey, listen, and you go to gamble. You go for the stakes. You go to play a little bit. Clearly one of the regs he's like as a standard bet. Like he is a standard C bet. Like why? i'm like i'm bro i didn't i didn't jam 500 all in on a garbage pair yeah but to them 50 bucks is like 500 bucks no dude there are people
Starting point is 01:52:54 at the table who already have who already have double triple their buy-ins like some some guys complaining because they don't understand like the basic math they think if i got ace king i can make a bet if i don't i fold i went up against the guy if I got ace king, I can make a bet. If I don't, I fold. I went up against a guy who was, it was a monotone board clubs. And the guy had ace king with the ace of clubs. And he did not semi bluff me.
Starting point is 01:53:12 Okay. I think he made a big mistake. I had, I had a, I had an overpair. And I think, I think I had like tens and the board was like nine high with three clubs. And so I'm thinking like,
Starting point is 01:53:23 I don't think he's got the maid flush. I'm make the bet and then the guy instantly folds his hand i'm like you you had the ace you could have at least tried to see the turn or whatever but i was he was actually uh i checked he's in position he checks back i'm like bro make a c bet make you have the ace yeah but they don't want to raise you because they know you're gonna call that's that's not true dude i am not playing and blindly calling no i know that i'm just saying you are a wealthy young man that's pretty good at poker this guy doesn't know who i am he's got ace king with the ace of clubs for the flush he makes a big bet he bets pot i fold instantly but nobody plays that way and that's fine i guess but i'm saying if you if you know how to play even a little bit well you go to you go to these tourist spots and play low stakes and like you can win granted the rake is brutal but
Starting point is 01:54:09 let's not stop let's not stop talking about poker and read superchats again all right let's grab uh let's grab some more melanie says there is no trump tape they would have released it a long time ago i completely agree i completely agree doc ho Holliday says, are you watching, Luke? This is responsible covering instead of omission by TDS. Why is that what Luke did? Yeah, I don't know. I mean, the video I did earlier before I knew it was recanted, I basically said, if Trump's accused, investigate him. But considering we've got one witness saying Trump was never there, one witness saying
Starting point is 01:54:41 he was, it's moot. It's it's it's the score is it's negative one to one. I don't know what to make of that. But with Bill Clinton, you've got accusations that he likes him young. He was trying to shut down the story. And there's tapes of him. And ain't nobody saying he wasn't there. So it's stacked against Bill Clinton. All right, let's grab some more superchats. Matt Tastic says 136 million registered voters, 81 million for Joe, 74 million for Trump. That's a total of 155 million votes. But Matt, I googled the census report and it said 168 million voters, registered voters. Now, if that's the case, it's still just massive voter turnout.
Starting point is 01:55:19 But I believe, I mean, I don't have to tell you, I mean, perhaps the census is lying or whatever. I don't know, but i believe that number is incorrect b lane says the hotel building i work in blew up today fort worth i think the societal deterioration and lack of blue collar workers is becoming so dangerous people just can't do their jobs properly anymore did you see that explosion they said it was a gas explosion but i mean i'm telling you guys you got to get out of the cities and get chickens i mean you have a point i mean the airplanes are falling apart buildings are blowing up i mean there's a lot of i've kind of losing faith in society but i mean i don't know i don't know what the solution is to run away i guess i think so i think you to start learning how to survive
Starting point is 01:55:59 and i recommend downloading several survival guides, more than one to your phone. Think about how you will charge your phone in the event the power goes out. What Eric Prince told us, this is amazing. So the Culture War podcast has been doing massively well. It was great with Alex Rosen. I want to give a shout out. I liked that episode with Alex Rosen. He's doing great work, Predator Poaching.
Starting point is 01:56:20 Oh, right on. And the episode we had with you, I think, is our- Yeah, that was a good one. One of our biggest, our biggest on Tenet, Tenet Media, where you can find the show. But we had a clip with Eric Prince, 300,000 hits, where he's talking about what happens in a civil war. He basically said, everybody he knows who's been in countries where the government's fallen apart overnight.
Starting point is 01:56:39 There's no gradual turmoil. It's just instantly, you wake up one day, the power's off. There's no internet, you know, turmoil. It's just instantly you wake up one day, the power's off. There's no internet. There's no electricity. So if we are headed towards a very dark path, my recommendation for everybody is just figure out where you're getting electricity from. Let me tell you, we've got methods here at Timcast of generating electricity, which I will not disclose.
Starting point is 01:56:59 We have very obvious ones. I have a van that I built following that Joe Rogan podcast when I told him I'm going to build a van, a bug out van. It's got solar panels on the roof and a very powerful electrical system. Based on how much power it can generate, it can run a video game system and a computer indefinitely. The amount of power that it consumes throughout the night is completely replenished throughout the day, even in winter. It's a very, very powerful solar system. We have these little batteries. They're called Delta, you can find. And you can purchase with them solar panels. And we've run tests on them already. They unfold the solar panels and plug them in. It charges up. We laid out, I think, like 12 panels. And it was like total charge time for
Starting point is 01:57:39 the batteries, like two hours. This battery can a a portable air conditioner for about 45 minutes that's pretty nuts air conditioners take a ton of juice it can it can run we use these batteries as emergency backups for the power goes out this studio will operate just fine should the power go out off these batteries after several hours we don't we don't even worry about the batteries we just plug them back in you know so if it hits the fan figure out where you're getting juice from and if you're not getting any you better have chickens no seriously a generator would be really good either a solar powered one or you know real solar yeah that's what i'm saying getting gas yeah i know so that would be really good and also get one of those uh filtering straws
Starting point is 01:58:17 i forget what they're called but we can kind of like turn life straw life straw we got a bunch of those yes i know there's a really got a ton of them and Yes, I know. There's a really good one. Got a ton of them. And surprisingly though, you know, MREs, you got to store them properly. I would recommend training, guns and ammunition, properly stored and properly trained and all that good stuff.
Starting point is 01:58:33 Let's read some more Super Chats. Polly Puri says, where is Ian? Is he okay? Y'all figured that one out already. Rule of the Star says, the potato guy looks ill. Get him a steak. Hope this is enough to get the
Starting point is 01:58:46 whole class a steak too we will have a delicious steak i'm really excited for wednesday it's a very difficult thing to pull off we have our own uh little unit in an office building where we'll be setting up the show uh only 50 tickets for each event the live caucus will have rotating uh groups coming there's only 50 because everybody out of the big staff i was there they're like oh we can't get tickets we can't get tickets because i was saying oh tim's gonna be here that's why there's only 50 tickets oh they i i don't know who bought them all i know is the first tickets only went out to members and i'm pretty sure only members got them yeah yeah i thought there'd be more tickets oh wow only 50 because everybody that was there was like i want to go i can't get tickets i was like so the first
Starting point is 01:59:23 event we did 50 bucks we're not making money off the tickets it's mostly just about screening and that's why i went to members first and it was 50 bucks because we also have to have security guards you know vet everybody however that being said if like some activists showed up and started yelling at vivek i'm sure vivek would handle it masterfully because he does yeah and it is what it is that would be the most entertaining outcome the second event we did 150 because we actually have more people coming in, including Vivek and others. And this time it's like this one's a bigger extended show event. But here's the most important thing. We released it only to members first.
Starting point is 01:59:58 And then we were going to open it up afterwards. But I think it sold out instantly, especially for people who are in the area who already going to the first event probably go the second one but yo 50 people in this room basically means we're all just gonna be hanging out yeah this is not like you're in an auditorium it's literally a single room office building like where we are is a unit in an office building and so you'll literally be like i'm gonna be at a table you're gonna be at a chair and you're gonna be sitting 20 feet away watching the show. So we definitely have to vet, you know. But it's going to be the show wraps. Everyone's going to be hanging out, having, you know, coffee and whatever and hanging out.
Starting point is 02:00:33 So it's going to be super exciting. All right. Bad Buddha says, shameless chat rat love for Alex Stein. Watching primetime with Alex Stein every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. Pacific is the highlight of my week. Keep fighting the good fight. Thank you, Bad Buddhist. He is one of the most loyal chat rats. Wow.
Starting point is 02:00:50 Thank you for that super chat. Right on. Three of Pichettori says, y'all, Tommy Shelby from Peaky Blinders gave us the answer to the gender pay gap. Increase the pay of the women and reduce the equivalent pay for men. At Christmas during inflation, no more noise. The enemy isn't coming. They are always here.'t i don't understand how that solves the problem i don't get it well and the gender wage gap is not real and only fans women make a lot more money than men so i think in entertainment women make more money so uh there are more women getting paid higher rates than men in entertainment on average the pay gap favors women but the most
Starting point is 02:01:23 famous men typically make more than most yeah the leading top actors yeah all right everybody if you haven't already would you kindly smash that like button subscribe to this youtube channel share the show i'm thinking about trying we're trying to figure out how to do a commercial for timcast we've never done any like real commercial for it we've done billboards and stuff which kind of like i don't know if they work i guess it should literally just be ian coming in to scream the chicken sound. But I mean, in terms of a serious ad we're going to spend money, that's not going to do anything for us. I just think it would be
Starting point is 02:01:48 really good for us. I think it'll get people watching. It'll be funny, but it won't. People will watch? Because quite literally, we're trying to reach out to a new person
Starting point is 02:01:55 who's never seen the show before and explain to them what they get when they watch the show and Ian screaming like a chicken is only sometimes. Yeah, no, it needs to be like, you like Occupy and then you on Joe Rogan
Starting point is 02:02:03 and then you on this. Why not? Like Timcast. on this why not like timcast because that's not what timcast irl is it can it is you it'd be it's really me it's well you don't think this show is you i would say yeah but like no half the people i would say 90 people watch the show have never seen me do field reporting from occupy wall street yeah but that's kind of what made you tim pool right that's not material to what this show is yeah yeah it would just be cool i like that you know the time i was thinking maybe what we do is like every monday morning i'll just record a quick video where i announce our guests and we normally don't like to announce guests because then they cancel on us and we lose them
Starting point is 02:02:36 but i'm like maybe it doesn't matter maybe by announcing them they won't cancel because we'll run an ad on youtube where it's like this week monday we've got you know alex stein tuesday we've got so and so wed, we have this person, Friday, that person, blah, blah, blah. Maybe we'll do that. Anyway, follow the show at TimCast.irl. You can follow me personally at TimCast. Subscribe to Tim, become a member at TimCast.com. Go to TimCast.com, click Join Us.
Starting point is 02:02:56 Alex, you want to shout anything out? Please watch my Blaze TV show, Primetime with Alex Stein, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 7 p.m. Eastern, please. Thank you. We can get your coffee now, too. Oh, yeah. Guys, get the primetime grind. And remember, the proceeds are going to go help out a lot of sick and stray cats.
Starting point is 02:03:12 So that's what matters the most. I want to help out these felines. I want to shout out my best bud, Luke. And I also want to shout out, I have a YouTube channel. It's called Freedom Tunes. And we do animated cartoons about politics at least once a week. We have been releasing some videos
Starting point is 02:03:27 lately that I think are super, super funny. So if you guys want to go there and check it out, just know that it's the cartoon channel run by Luke's best bud. Best bud ever in life? Best bud ever. Yeah, I'd say so. Wow. I mean, are any of his other best buds on a shirt with him? That's true. I'm Hannah Claire Brimelow. I'm a writer
Starting point is 02:03:43 for SCNR.com. That's Sc. I'm Hannah Claire Brimelow. I'm a writer for scnr.com. That's Scanner News. You can see our work on Twitter and Instagram at TimCastNews. If you want to follow me personally, I'm on Twitter at hcbrimelow and I'm on Instagram at hannaclaire.be. Guys, thanks so much.
Starting point is 02:03:56 Bye, Serge. The best part of the shirt is that on the shirt, Luke is wearing the shirt. Who is? Who's wearing the shirt. Wearing the shirt as well. That's just my best bud. That's how deep they're friendship. My best bud Luke really thinks I shirt. Who is, who's wearing the shirt, wearing the shirt as well. That's just my best. That's how deep they're from.
Starting point is 02:04:08 My best bud Luke really thinks I had, you know, I appreciate that about him. Yeah. Anyway, Serge. Oh, wow. This has been a fun saga to watch unfold.
Starting point is 02:04:16 Uh, yeah, I'm Serge.com. I'm ready for the after show. Thanks for coming, Alex. Always a pleasure. I'm a chat rat too.
Starting point is 02:04:22 Oh, Serge. Yes. Thank you. I watch. Uh, yeah. Anyways, we'll see you all over at Tim cast.com in Always a pleasure. I'm a chat rat too. Oh, Serge! Yes, thank you. I hang out. I watch. Yeah, anyways. We'll see you all over at TimCast.com in about a minute. Hang out. We'll see y'all there. Cheers. you

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