Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #951 Texas National Guard Flies COME AND TAKE Flag Amid Biden Conflict w/Tayler Hansen

Episode Date: February 1, 2024

Tim, Hannah Claire, Brett, & Serge join Tayler Hansen to discuss the TX National Guard flying the Gonzales flag in protest to the Biden administration, NBC reporting that the convoy headed to the border is calling for Civil War, Costco beginning to sell emergency food kits, and a White House official claiming they want Kamala Harris gone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Texas National Guard has raised the Gonzalez flag amid the fight with the Feds and Joe Biden. And we're all really excited for it. But I don't know that actually means anything. But it is the most fun news that we have. It's been a pretty slow news day. The Gonzalez flag, for those that don't know, is the come and take it flag with the artillery on it. And the story is amazing. We talked about it a few nights ago.

Considering the artillery they were defending, the single cannon was relatively small, but they were so defensive of their right to keep it. They said, come and take it. They were ordered to give it up. They said, no, we got a convoy headed down to Texas. And there are concerns that this could cause escalation. James Lindsay has been saying everybody should leave. Don't do this. Don't give an opportunity for a false flag. But I think the reality is probably a whole lot of nothing will happen. But we do have breaking news as it pertains to the migrant crisis. A video was just published that appears to show military in some fashion guarding illegal immigrants at the Atlanta airport. And when a man, a state rep was caught filming, they shut him down

and tried taking his phone from him. Something weird is going on. So we'll talk about that. We got other big news. James O'Keefe in onefe in one of i gotta say one of his best exposés ever apparently he went on a date with a guy and he went it was like a clark kent thing he put on glasses and then he starts asking this guy all this stuff about what's going on in the white house this is an executive uh what is it an employee in the executive office of the white house in cyber security who explains they want to replace Kamala Harris. They don't know how to do it. They know Joe Biden's in mental decline and they're stuck. There's a lot more that came out in this report, but the best is probably when James O'Keefe

takes his glasses off and says, why are you having a meeting with James O'Keefe if you're working in cybersecurity? And the guy's just like dumbfounded. I love it. It's like, you didn't know that was James because he was wearing glasses. And the guy's like, oh, i love it it's like you didn't know that was james because he was wearing glasses and the guy's like oh yeah i've heard of you oh wow that's an amazing story uh so we'll get into all that stuff but before we do my friends uh-oh you know it we are shouting out facts rap.com that's f-a-c-t-s rap.com this is tom mcdonald and ben shapiro song the media is losing it they are on track track for high rankings in the Billboard Hot 100. This is not a promo spot or a sponsored spot. I am doing this because I am friends with these guys.

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What do you do? I am Taylor Hansen. I'm a field reporter and journalist with Tenant Media. And according to DHS and TSA, I was an alleged domestic terrorist for two years. That's crazy, dude. That's fun. They were stalking you on these planes. Yep.

But you've covered a lot of the border crisis stuff. Yes. So this should be interesting, especially as we talk about what's going on with these quote-unquote militia groups that are going down to the border. So it should be fun. Thanks for hanging out. We got Hannah Clare Brimelow. Hey, I'm Hannah Clare Brimelow.

I'm a writer for Scanner News. That's scnr.com. I'm happy to be back this week. Brett's here as well. Yes. Hello, guys. I am Brett Dasavik. I'm the host of Pop Culture Crisis right here on YouTube. Me and Mary Morgan do that show five days a week. You should tune in at 3 p.m. and watch. And I am Serge.com. Always a pleasure to have you here, Taylor, as always. And yeah yeah i'm excited for the show here's here's the big news of the day i think it's fair to say there's probably other news but let's i'll be real very slow news day that's true but this was the most fun story texas national guard flies come and take it flag as border tensions grow this is it take a look at this do you guys know what the gonzalez flag is

they have this picture what i love about it is the flag shows it's kind of hard to see on the screen it shows artillery a single star and it says come and take it and it was basically uh you know in texas these guys had a cannon and there was some you know military officer i think it was mexican and he was like you're going to surrender that cannon to me and they made that flag and said come and take it and it's just as little artillery is not very big and it's just one but this symbol that was made that day is it's powerful and right now there's concerns that joe biden will make moves to federalize the national guard abbott says nationalizing texas national guard would be a severe b political blunder. But we don't know exactly what's going to happen. I think a lot of people, the smart move on Biden's part is to slow down and back off

and let things simmer down. Otherwise, if he makes a move, it can escalate quickly out of his control. But of course, because that happens, everybody seems to think nothing will happen. I don't know that that's the case, considering all the other news that we've been seeing and the fact that even with Texas National Guard putting up the razor wire, this has not stopped. The bill that's being proposed where Joe Biden's like, I've done everything I can. You got to give me the power.

The bill they're proposing would give Joe Biden 5,000 criminal aliens. I'm not talking about migrants or asylees or whatever. 5,000 criminal aliens every day would be allowed to cross. That's the deal. Joe Biden, basically, I got to give it to him. He must have read the art of the deal, read some Donald Trump. The big ask. Joe Biden allows wave after wave of criminal migrant to come in this country

and then says, how about we stop it at 5,000? And that's a deal. Brutal. I don't know where this goes texas texas national guard i know you've been down there quite a bit and you've seen some of this i'm curious your thoughts taylor yeah well i mean just in shelby park and eagle pass in specific i mean it is cleaned up it is day and night difference i mean i was down there i would say at the beginning of january and i mean they went i did a little tour with national guard they were nice enough to let me in and actually go and see the razor wire and you know I would say at the beginning of January. And I mean, they went, I did a little tour with National Guard. They were nice enough to let me in and actually go and see the razor wire.

And, you know, they kind of gave me the ends of how many crossings had actually been stopped. On average, they're averaging anywhere. When I was down there, it was six to four migrants a day compared to, you know, I was there the month prior. Six to four thousand? No, six to four. That's it. Whoa, whoa, whoa. With National Guard in Shelby Park, in one of the regions in the del rio sector that used to be one of the most popular and i mean they were shattering records every single month

like 10 000 per day yeah well in the month before that if you guys saw the kind of makeup apprehension site where you had thousands i mean filling in every single 10 minutes as one line is cleared another line fills that's how much of a difference that it has made in that one sector so now you're seeing rises in the arizona sectors and migrants are making their way over there or 15 miles you know upland and now they're crossing in that area but it's still not nearly as much this is working this is the challenge of separate states sovereign states the biden administration as a federal agency just wants to bring in criminal criminal aliens so when texas says we're going to push back all the biden administration has to do is,

well, I shouldn't say the Biden administration, but whoever is communicating with the cartels to let them know how to operate, send them to Arizona. I'm sure they got CBP down there that's willing to facilitate the human smugglers operations. And if anybody who lives there

tries to defend their property, we'll put them in prison. That seems to be the case. And this wasn't the case under Doug Ducey, who was really supportive of Abbott. He also bust people out of state. It's apparent to me how obvious the changes in our state leadership are to people in other countries. Right. We have we know people pay attention to America's presidential elections, but I think the turnover from a Republican governor to a Democratic governor immediately opened up Arizona in a way that became apparent to the international community that's looking to perforate the border. Yeah, well, and Arizona is an absolute mess right now.

If you look at like Ali Bradley or any of the reporters, the News Nation that are down there, they did a really good job of covering it. And now you're seeing numbers spike in that area once again, while the Del Rio sector is drastically dropping. And, you know, there's a big difference between those two sectors, the kinds of migrants that you get through, you get a lot of Chinese nationals coming through in the Arizona sectors. They're treated a lot differently in Tapachula, which is kind of the conglomeration grounds in Mexico where, you know, they're kind of sent up. I mean, they have full blown hotels and, you know, routes and guides for these Chinese people because they have more money. So then they're guided into over in the Tijuana area and they're treated with respect.

They don't really have to go through the cartels, but the Venezuelans, the Hondurans, those types that you're seeing come through Eagle Pass consistently, they're oftentimes being traded from cartel to cartel every single step of the way. We did when you were down there before the National Guard shut everything down, right? And then afterwards as well. So explain like just what it looks like when CBP is in charge. When CBP is in charge, it's an absolute mess. I mean, it is migrants coming in at all times of the day, all times of the night.

Most of the biggest influxes you see is anywhere between like 5 to 9 a.m. in the morning. That's really when you see them get hit hard with the big caravans that cross over. You'll have an NGO. Last time I was in Mexico, I like to report from the Mexico side because I feel that's kind of where the story actually is. You can follow the caravans over and the NGOs, they're located in Mexico. They'll have, you know, two double wide, basically barn doors that they have anywhere between a few hundred to a thousand migrants in that are ready to go that morning. And then they'll walk them down to the river. The coyote will, if they have one, and then they'll cross into the rio grande and then they'll be put in that makeshift apprehension

site at least that's how it was last month yes you accidentally said migrant yeah yeah i have tremendous respect for migrants who come to the united states believe in the american dream apply at the appropriate border crossing and say thank you for everything you've you've you've every opportunity you've afforded me i hope that the paperwork moves through and i can come to your country well none of them are actually going through the checkpoints. And that's for a reason. Well, no, no, no. Migrants are.

Criminal aliens are not. Yep. And that's the legal term. I think, you know, shout out James Lindsay. He had this post where he said, do not use the leftist language. It is a political agenda. So when we are specifically referring to individuals who are committing crimes against the United States and against Texas, and they're being assisted by the Biden administration,

to which the Texas governor has called out the Biden administration for doing, those are the criminal aliens. And I would not want to besmirch the good name of migrants, because I like migrants. I like the people who respect this country. It doesn't mean they get to come in. It doesn't mean they get to move here. But sometimes they do. And through the appropriate means that's beneficial to the economy, beneficial to the communities. What's going on with the southern border and CBP and Biden is the antithesis. It is destructive.

It is chaos. The crazy thing to me is, as you described, like these NGOs bringing these big caravans. What's their goal? Just sowing chaos and hurting these people? Basically, every single step of the way. I mean, they get paid every single step of the way. A lot of the NGOs that operate in Mexico are also operating in America. So or they're working together in some fashion or some capacity. So you'll have them cross. And then immediately after they're done being processed, the NGO will step in, which, you know, an Eagle Pass and all

these other border towns, they quite literally have buildings there. And then they start facilitating these migrants. And then, you know, the one in San Antonio that I was at last month or at the beginning of January where San Antonio PD was essentially running private security, facilitating the human smuggling of these illegals. They quite literally put them in this area for an X amount of time. And then they say, hey say hey you know if you can afford your own ticket or they kind of phrase it in a little more aggressive manner they try and get these illegals to buy their own tickets and then if they aren't willing to buy their own tickets after a certain amount of time or they can't afford it they'll end up saying okay we

can pay half and then they still can't afford it they end up paying the full thing who's paying who's paying it the ngos wow i mean they should be they should be uh there should be some kind of criminal uh investigation charges against the organizations for facilitating illegal immigration i mean it's laughable cbp the only reason the cartels and the smugglers are able to to operate is because cbp was like we got you absolutely well and that's the same thing with the you know san antonio pd running security for this facility they are essentially taking cartel money because cartels will pay these ngos because they're doing their dirty work and their groundwork for them. And then it's washed through San Antonio, the city of San Antonio, essentially, and then given to

these officers at a higher rate than they're already being paid, which San Antonio PD, they're already getting paid good money, but they're still willing to go and do this in uniform and actually guard these migrant facilities and essentially threaten you with arrest if you keep asking them questions as they did with me feels like there is a boa constrictor on the neck of this country slowly just squeezing and squeezing and uh man the challenge is discipline i feel like the best thing we can do is hope that by voting for donald trump he gets in and starts a reverse course. And there's no guarantee that happens, but that is the best path forward we have right now. And that being said, Greg Abbott seems to have done a lot to, to abate this, but now we need Arizona and New Mexico to

do the same. And New Mexico won't. New Mexico will always just say, we're an open door. They're Democrat run. They're trying to ban guns. They're doing a whole bunch of crazy stuff. Yeah. New Mexico, Arizona, California, they're not going to do anything. And I think that's one of the reasons Abbott taking such a strong stance was a rallying cry. We saw so many what over 25 states said, we're with you, we're going to support you. And they aren't all necessarily directly attached to the border, but they feel the burdens of illegal immigration as well. We know that especially the Biden administration has moved people who come illegally throughout the country. And this becomes a nationwide problem. I think for a long time, it was marketed as, well, it's just Texas's problem. It's just in the border communities.

And, you know, that frustration really lit a fuse. And I mean, Operation Lone Star, Abbott's initiative to close the border and to add more state power behind efforts to restrict illegal immigration has been going on since 2021. I mean, he launched it alongside the Biden administration. And they're really seeing this come to a head after four years. Well, and you see a lot of those states that are actually signing on are actually receiving an influx of illegal migrants, too. Or I should say criminal aliens, as Tim states it. Well, that's that's the legal term of it.

And I mean, even Utah. I remember when I was flying back from my San Antonio and Las Eagle Pass trip, I'm looking at these illegals pass. I mean, these basically these boarding passes that are makeshift and they're completely different most of the time than most other boarding passes. And I'm looking through some and I look at my gate and I see six right there. And I was like, there's no way they're coming to Utah out of all places. And lo and behold, they're coming to Utah.

They're in Chicago. They're being flown on private jets. I mean, it's just absolutely nuts to think. You out there, listen, hardworking American. You lived your whole life. You followed the rules. You didn't break any laws. You got a job.

You went to school. You got married, you had kids. And you see on Instagram and you see in the news, these people getting to fly on these private jets. And you think, you know, what did I have to do differently in my life to be able to fly in a private jet? Apparently you need to be born in a third world country

and then illegally enter the United States because they are putting these people on large private jets, flying them through private jet terminals to big cities, giving them hotel rooms, cell phones, and debit cards with thousands of dollars in cash. And they get expedited security too. So that's a fun part of it all well that's a that's that's another big story we have let's take a look at this from uh daily caller check uh check this one out exclusive

video appears to show migrants tucked away in hidden room under military guard at major u.s airport we actually have the video here from daily caller i don't know if if everyone it's it's really i don't even know if you can see it because the way they needed to rotate this daily should have just why did the daily caller rotate the video they were busy it was breaking so in this video uh i'm gonna play i'm gonna lower the volume there's a man it's uh it's up here at the top you can see a guy in some kind of military uh uniform and i don't know if he's national guard or if he's army or what he might be but uh it's hard to see because they also put their their uh watermark over it yeah so i i don't i don't i don't know how to

show it to you any better those that are watching but apparently this was filmed by a state senator let me uh get the details on on on this state senator colton moore republican vice chairman of the georgia freedom caucus took the video apparently when he tried to film directly this guy in uniform went up to him and told him he was done shut him down try to take his phone from him so that would indicate i know they're trying to be careful here saying appears to show migrants under military guard fair point because we don't know if this guy's actually in the middle. We don't know who this guy is.

But I think I think you can say it does show it. Now, the question is, who is this guy? Was he given direct orders to protect illegal immigrants, criminal aliens? Or is he acting with his own volition? Is he working private? We don't know what's going on. But this is just one grain of sand in the, if you knew actually how bad things were like, look, for years, we've known the Biden administration

was smuggling children, criminal, illegal. I should say for the kids, they're brought here by their parents. I guess criminal alien applies. I'm not entirely sure, but undocumented children bought it brought here by cartels, smugglers, and their parents are then put on planes by the body administration and flown to tennessee to new york to other other cities and states in the middle of the night the the it's it's it's it's insane to me that the administration's been doing this for years do you know what airport this is in do they say that so it's an atlanta

oh i believe this i think is it yeah atlanta's heartsfield jackson it looks like i need to take a visit to atlanta i mean kudos to the senator for filming this but he should have walked up to the national guard or whoever it was and said what are you doing here i am why are you guarding this what in what capacity are you working if he was working independently then who would have been funding him ngos well why is he wearing his uniform yeah well you would not be you would be against policy right to wear uniform at least with the police departments they have to get approval through the city and through their police chief i'm not sure how it works in the military it's got to be national guard yeah it doesn't seem right though because of posse comitatus armed forces can't be used for uh

domestic law enforcement unless there are some exceptions i think the insurrection act is one so i'm assuming it's a national guardsman in in georgia who's been sent for some reason but i gotta tell you like i'm gonna say this if this is true these are criminal aliens the state senator said a whistleblower came to him and told him this was going on if that is a room of criminal aliens being trafficked being smuggled and that guardsman is protecting them i want to see him in prison. Oh, absolutely. Lock him up. Well, and that's the biggest thing is people are so lenient with everybody that's doing this. I mean, like, I think the San Antonio PD officers that I confronted, I think they should be in prison. A hundred percent.

Why are you in an official capacity or unofficial capacity in your uniforms, using your service weapons, using your cars, allowed to facilitate human trafficking and smuggling into America when that's illegal and it's something you should actually be investigating. It's insane. It makes absolutely no sense in my mind. And this isn't the worst of it. It's funny that, you know, this video comes out. This is a Daily Caller exclusive. This is Jenny Tehr. And it's just like, I think we can all surmise it's much worse than we realize. You know, James O'Keefe, for instance, exposes these buses that are driving criminal aliens. There is a massive human smuggling network to

the tune of billions of dollars that's been full swing over the past couple of years under Joe Biden. And Joe Biden's in on it. I got a question. Is his family getting kickbacks? Probably. I mean, you can't trust anything the Biden family does, in my personal opinion. Part of this is anything. He could rescue puppies. I honestly, you can't trust anything the Biden family does, in my personal opinion. Part of this is- Anything. Anything. He could rescue puppies. I honestly would think it was staged because there's no way that man can move fast enough

to rescue a puppy. But the thing is, the illegal immigration under Biden has increased by basically a million people every year, cumulatively at over 6 million people. So of course, this system is starting to burst at the seams. I mean, if you look at the Massachusetts at Logan Airport in Boston boston there are migrants there are videos of migrants just sleeping on the floor there's nowhere for them to go for years massachusetts has been saying i mean at least for the last six months i should say massachusetts has been warning we're at capacity we don't have any place to put anyone we need to do something and there's sort of no answer because the federal

government government has refused to enforce immigration law, refused to ally itself with the states that are acting to defend themselves. And now we're all paying the consequences. I mean, it is not. Obviously, I think if you enter this country illegally, you are obviously a criminal. You're doing something wrong. But I can understand that they are also suffering in the conditions that they are being housed in. No one wants to sleep on the floor of an airport indefinitely. Like no one benefits from this system except for Joe Biden and Democrats who theoretically could maybe stash people in states and tip the census. Yeah.

Even then, they're not just being stashed in airports either. I mean, we see it in Chicago Airport, too. There's a whole section of tents that are now being marked off to media after Ben Burkham went down there and basically exposed what was going on to the extent that it was going on. They have little privacy flyers on it. Do not enter. You know, it's essentially like they're living there. But on top of that, a lot of the times when I talk to these illegals in the airport, they have no idea where they're going. And then their pickup, I asked to see what their WhatsApp is, because that's where they do all the facilitation with the NGOs. And almost every single time they're heading to a local community center that has basically

been, I don't know if it's rented out or what's going on, but they're basically all being conglomerated and put in rec centers for who knows. So they're either sleeping on the rec center floor or they're sleeping in the airport somewhere or they're just disappearing. And even if it's not kickbacks per se, everyone knows right now that bringing in that demographic is voting block material in future elections because the elections aren't safe either a lot of the time. Yeah, young military age men, so great.

No, I think all of this is, it's interesting to me to see how much the conversation around the border and immigration has shifted over the last basically 20 years, right? I mean, there were times when this wasn't a subject that conservatives would touch at all. And now, you know, maybe not super effectively, but at least they are willing to say we're not doing anything until the border is a top priority. And I think that's the best thing they can do for

their constituents. Any elected Republican should know that this isn't just something that we do to not encourage people to endanger themselves by crossing illegally into the country. But it's to say, I prioritize the people who put me in office. I want you guys to feel safe and feel as though the resources that your tax dollars are supposed to support go to you. It is weird how like, even like during the Obama administration, illegal border crossing was something that was at least they paid lip service to it, right? In some way, shape or form form and that kind of disappeared when trump got elected and it became such a contentious issue kids in cages things like that and it's kind of become well i feel like under obama the the narrative was we deserve people need help and it's our obligation as this powerful

wealthy nation to you know help them whatever else but they talked about the border fence and like it was at least paid lip service when obama actually built a portion of the wall as well a lot of people don't understand that that part of that wall actually was built in the obama administration also the cages were built in the obama exactly that's something people don't know well no the i think they changed the name they only became cages when trump got elected i think that they were migrant holding facilities until then, and then they became cages. Now they're migrant holding facilities again. Well, the biggest difference between it's all about who's in office and who knows how to actually use their power and who controls the media at this point. So when Democrats are in office,

it's always a humanitarian issue. And we need to save these people. We're a nation with the money to save these people and to give them the lives that they need and deserve, allegedly. And then when Trump's in office or somebody in the GOP is in office then oh it becomes an issue of we are essentially attacking these people and denying them their basic human rights to illegally cross into our country so someone super jetted this is um what's a latin uh three four two that the guy in the video is wearing a brown round the hat hat, and that National Guard don't have that. It's a drill sergeant hat, so it's got to be federal. I don't know where in the video you can see that.

It does look, for a brief, small portion, there may be a brim off the back of his head. I don't know if you can tell if that is a full hat. I mean, for all we know, he's wearing a backwards baseball cap. I doubt it. I doubt a guy in uniform would be wearing that. But that would be interesting. Nonetheless, don't know for sure. Well, the senator that is recording this video is watching right now. doubt it i got a guy in uniform we've been wearing that but uh that would be interesting uh nonetheless

don't know for sure well the senator that uh is recording this video is watching right now send me the details and i'll be there in a few days to ask questions because or he can just send you the details and say yes the guy was wearing a brown round and describe the patch on his arm and and and we can figure out if this guy's working for the federal government it may be it may be look i mean i mean that would be a huge scandal i'd imagine if u.s armed forces federally were facilitating this because that's i mean i that might be into the area of a military coup outright well especially with what you have going down in shelby pass right now you know they're they're allowed to stop it but they're actually not

allowed to stop it according to the biden administration but then on one side if this actually is somebody in the army or the national guard then they're actively facilitating it while trying to nationalize the national guard in texas so you have a huge uh you know butting of heads issue right there i mean this is this is if that is federal armed forces i don't know what you'd call this because you know i've described what joe biden's been doing as a seditious conspiracy treason typically refers to or more likely to refer to acts of war and supporting enemies treason being a traitor right what does it mean to be a traitor you're helping the enemy okay so let's say you know taylor and hannah clare fighting over a slice of uh cake and then i'm like you know i bought i'm here to defend you it's your cake

and then i go behind your back and go i'm a traitor i betrayed you right that's treason sedition would just be like trying to destroy this country and it seems like that's what is going on i love that example yes but you but i have to imagine perhaps it's treason i mean if they're working with cartels it is treason then, because now they're aiding and abetting an enemy that we are in active conflict with. That's nuts, man. I don't know what to say.

And the Biden administration, no matter what happens, will say, you guys are crazy. This has always been the way things are done, or you didn't see it right. This is a right-wing conspiracy. And the media will run cover for them. I mean, that's why I lose a lot of faith.

Whenever we cover any stories like this, when you hear any stuff like this, I just don't see it reaching the average American because everyone's so in their echo chambers anyways. The people who will get this media, the ones who are searching it out, whether they're using alt media like this or they watch Fox or OAN or anything like this,

they already agree with you and the people that you would like to reach and hopefully show that this is happening. They're not going to be watching any media that actually catches on to this. But it's still, you know, the information must spread. Yes. And I mean, it is fascinating to hear how the migrant crisis has really shifted a lot of people in this country towards the right.

And I think it has been a slow boil issue. I think concern about the border has increased over the last 10. I mean, even under Trump, when Trump was saying, I want to build the wall, there were people who were excited about that because they already felt the burdens of immigration on their community, especially illegal migration. And so the idea that under Biden, it got worse on top of everything else that Biden has done. I don't know that there is enough spin out there. I think it has really punctured through mainstream narrative. I think even people who are not political start to say, yeah, why are we letting this happen? I mean, just my the San Antonio video that I filmed earlier this month, it breached over, I think, four point five million just on Twitter off of

Tenet's page and not including the repost on Instagram, on Twitter. I mean, on multiple different I mean, it went viral on Facebook as well and on multiple YouTube channels. So you're still breaking into the apparatus of, you know, normies, so to call, and which that's a good thing, which I think if any issue is going to change people's minds on what's going on in the country, it's going to be this issue. Cause you can go into any airport. I always encourage people to do this pretty much any airport in the country, look around for Manila or clear envelopes you're going to see illegal immigrants on your flight or on flights around you and wandering throughout the airport let's jump to the story from nbc news some supporters of a far-right convoy headed to the texas border are calling for civil war we love

nbc news they are crackpot far leftists but uh sure a group that referred to itself as god's army said it was planning three peaceful assemblies on saturday the convoy has attracted only a small number so far like 12 people i think they say it's a trucker convoy of self-described patriots headed toward the u.s border with mexico they've expressed violent rhetoric before ah you see but they don't give examples they don't give examples they never trust us it's fine it's like when they say that they're they have specific tweets that are bad and they never actually include the tweets in the article. Do not.

This is why I agree with James Lindsay. James Lindsay said do not go down there. Oh, yeah. I agree. I think you go to Texas, stay away from the border. Let Greg Abbott do his job. We've already learned today from a field reporter who's actually been there that what Gregreg abbott

has set up has massively worked you were saying before it's bedlam and then once the national guard comes in now it's four to six like which is an insane contrast single digits from 10 000 i think was 10 000 the whole border though or was so it's in certain diff they break it up into sectors uh when i was down there, they were breaking records every single month. So you had thousands coming through. It wasn't like 10,000 all at once. You never see any crossings like that,

but you do see thousands per day sometimes. And as soon as the National Guard of Texas takes over, it has mostly solved the problem. If people show up and get in the way, you're getting in the way of the guys winning. It's like, no, don't do that. that don't do that especially because it looks like nbc is trying to prime normies to expect violence and calls for civil war so do not give them an opportunity to false flag and almost likely be down there covering whatever this turns into but i don't

really see it going very far i mean i, I saw a Fox News hit the other day where they said 700,000 vehicles were on their way, which I don't know where they came up with that number. I think I've been in contact with people in the convoy. It isn't happening. That's not how big they are. Yeah, you have a few thousand people heading down, but there's also three different endpoints. So they're going to be split up between three different endpoints in different sectors of the border. So I'm not expecting a huge crowd there, but articles like this is basically just priming people and prepping people for what would be a false flag.

What are you possibly going to do going down to the border to actually help National Guard or to help the good guys win in this case? It was very different than the Turk convoy where they're basically locking down all around Canadian Parliament and saying, we're going to make your life so difficult because you have made our lives so difficult. I don't really see the same symbolic thing. I understand wanting to show your support, obviously wanting to do something. I like the idea of call to action, but ultimately anyone I know who knows about this has started being like

feds, feds everywhere. Yep. And a lot of people think it's going to be J6 all over again. I feel like that about anything where there's any amount of protest now, right? Because it's not a matter of who goes. It's a matter of who controls the media narrative around what happens, right? You know, but I don't think the media narrative matters as much as people think. I'm well beyond this. Like, we just saw digital media implode over the past few weeks, and it's been in free fall for the past couple of years.

One of the worst days ever. They got to call it like bloody Thursday or something. How many layoffs there were this week. Taylor Lorenz's video of her complaining about all of it. I mean they're laying people off during election season. You know election writers as well. Which is insane. But I have a problem with people not attending.

Like I understand protests. I understand the point of them. Obviously they're not hyper effective. Especially after January 6th. But everybody has essentially been neutered after january 6th and i was there on january 6th so i understand the ramifications i'm not saying don't protest don't organize don't get together don't have assemblies i'm saying don't go up against cbp on federal jurisdiction during a conflict like especially when border patrol has essentially sided with the national guard in this situation.

I think the protest was planned before the Shelby Park stuff happened. But now that this is actually going on, it does lead to more potential problems or conflict. And I don't care. In Arizona, have you been at the Arizona border? A few times. Not as much as Eagle Pass, though. Is CBP facilitating illegal immigration? Everywhere.

Everywhere. So when they come out and they're like, no, you know, we agree with Texas. And then they go, you know, keep the human smuggling running in Arizona. I'm like, I don't care that you get no free passes. Yeah, they've realized they've lost in Texas, but they still got New Mexico. They got Arizona, got California. So they're they're probably looking at it like, hey, we're a bunch of human smugglers. Texas is going up against us.

If we go to war with them, it could screw the whole operation up. Let's call it a loss and then shift all the cartel operations to these states so we can keep getting our kickbacks or whatever it is they're doing. Well, and the reality is, is they haven't even lost in Texas at this point, just in the Shelby Park and Eagle Pass sector, which is where most migrants, I mean, illegal migrants do come through because 15 miles upwards, you're still having, you know, illegal migrants cross this area. So it's still happening. You're just not seeing these massive groups, but you are still allowing, they're still allowing people to be processed. And there are rumors that, you know, any immigrants that are being,

you know, basically detained by National Guard are essentially being handed off to CBP. There are some videos out there. So it could still just still just be you know it could just be for looks which would be a shame but i don't think it is that in this case um but they need to do this for all of texas the entirety of the texas border if they're actually serious about stopping illegal immigration completely i think when we see the actions of a lot of people on the right i shouldn't i shouldn't say the right you know but there are people who claim to be anti-establishment who in two seconds jumped ship and went full on establishment at a moment's notice. And I wonder what would happen if a civil war actually broke out.

And I genuinely believe if in Texas something kicked off between the feds, first, people should understand this. When we had Eric Prince on the Culture War show, shout out Tenet Media, Friday mornings, 10 a.m., he said, I asked him, like, do you see in the United States similar things to these countries you've been in? And he said, the one thing I can tell you is that everybody I know who's been in these countries, they said it happened overnight. One day you went to bed, everything was fine. You woke up, the internet's out, electricity's out.

You have no idea what's going on. And that's true if you're in the conflict region what is also true is that most places it's the it'll be the it'll it'll be it'll be nothing what'll happen you're in new york right you'll go down to your bodega to get a uh i don't know maybe you want to get a turkey with american cheese and a kaiser oh man is that what they eat out there i used to so i would i would get whenever i would go to the bodegas yeah i'd be like turkey white american yellow american mayo kaiser heated up so good i love me my bodegas but you're gonna be there and you're gonna see the clerk who you know your neighbor and you're gonna be like and he's gonna be like 13 more dead down at eagle

pass the fighting's getting crazy down there and you'll go wow that's crazy anyway uh you see the parade at the park we're going to go check it out you're going to be there later all right see you there when i was in uh i went to ukraine in 2016 and our 2017 and this is ongoing fighting happening in the donbass region at the time but it was limited skirmishes nobody in kiev had said anything like this whatever and it was funny because when if when the fighting first kicked off people were saying civil war but then donald trump becomes president the fighting starts simmering down and i go there my friends like we don't say civil war it's just separatists fighting and i'm like fascinating and it was completely out of sight out of mind for

everybody there went to a sushi restaurant went to uh i I don't know what you'd call it, a fast casual with buffet style and got cabbage and beef. It was delicious and fun. Well, I think the U.S. is a very unique place in the aspect of it's probably going to happen just like you're saying it's happening. You'll have different regions of the U.S. that aren't affected by it at all. It's just news to them. And a lot of people, they won't even hear about the news at all. They won't even understand that anything is going on. And then finally, you will have something crack that does affect the rest of the country.

But the way that the U.S. is set up and the way that our economy and everything else is set up in this country is it's not just going to I don't think it's just going to be an overnight thing blackout completely, you know, all across the United States. And it very well could be Eric Prince is a genius. I mean, he knows his stuff for sure. But the way that we're set up here in the U.S. is very unique compared to all these other regions that experience massive attacks like this. If you're in these border regions where fighting breaks out, yeah, you're going to wake up in the electricity. I mean, the federal government's

going to be like, we need to cut off their energy. We need to cut off their communications. You're going to wake up and have no internet. Your phone's not going to work. And there's going to be a military insurrection act declared. There will be either Texas or federal military securing the area saying everything's under control. Go back inside your house. And you're not gonna know who's who. Imagine you're in Texas near Shelby Park, Eagle Pass. You're in the city or whatever.

And an APC pulls up and guys in military uniforms jump out. The average person can't tell the difference between National Guard and Army. And this guy just, they pull up, they park the trucks out, they're standing guard. You get out your house there's something going on like ah everything's cool man uh you know name's jim

we're just doing security because there's been some conflict stuff going on but you got nothing to worry about have a nice day which who is it which faction is you won't even know it's like that uh the trailer for a civil war yeah what kind of american are you they don't know who he is well the most unrealistic thing about that is a texas california alliance no that's totally realistic the the movie has texas and california as their own countries not as two countries working together it is not one country with two states texas and california both wanting independence would align militaristically to defend their sovereignty they wouldn't be operating under the same governance so that makes it makes a lot of sense they were flying like one flag though with two stars okay yeah but there's like a nato flag here here's here's here's my point when i was saying

earlier you've got florida a lot of prominent conservative voices in florida if civil war or some kind of hot separatist action or whatever breaks out in texas not saying it will who knows i guarantee you will get these right-wing personalities immediately saying i'm on the side of joe biden and i'm not talking about right now it's easy to be like texas is in the right but if it comes to the point where Texas is in active, full, full on bullets flying conflict and federal agents are returning fire and then the Insurrection Act is declared and then Joe Biden declared he says insurrection, Texas, blah, blah, blah. It's going to be real interesting because the question will be, will Florida say this

is an overreach and abuse of power by the federal government? This is an escalation. What will states say? And more importantly, for those content creators with a national audience and national ties, which side will they find themselves on? That's when you really put people to the test. The question is, who do you think is going to win? For some people, it's who do they want to win so there will be some media personalities and i think the higher the higher i don't want to

name anybody and put anybody on the spot but there's some prominent personalities that are streaming on you know youtube and rumble that i fully imagine would be absolutely on the moral position whether it is morally right or wrong, whatever anyone does, they're going to stick to their guns. There's a handful of people I would imagine outright would just be like, hey guys, I'm with Joe Biden on this one.

It'll be interesting to see. Well, the people that don't have convictions and can hold themselves to their morals, they're going to be the side, you know, siding with the federal government, essentially, siding with the big man. And that's really all that it comes down to. You side with the side that's in rebellion or he's in states the insurrection act you are now putting a target

on yourself and not a lot of people especially commentators are actually willing to go that far they don't want documents like that i'll give you an example claire lehman do you remember her off the top of my head i don't think whatever happened to that lady do you guys remember claire lehman no she was uh intellectual dark web she runs quillette i believe she probably still does she was of the uh you know the intellectual dark web people were like post-liberal academics thinkers and media personalities that had been challenging woke orthodoxy and the establishment narratives and right and so she's running quillette and quillette was his publication that was like basically disaffected liberal, classically liberal, classically liberal.

And then COVID happened and Australia set up actual internment camps were forcefully relocating indigenous people. I remember that story. And she came out in full defense. Yeah. Why? She's living under the boot of an authoritarian regime. And so she's thinking to herself, I will go to prison and be locked up in a camp if I

speak out against them. So the only thing I can do is be on their side. And I think you could see the cognitive dissonance and the shattering of her mind because she knew if I start calling out Howard Springs, we have that t-shirt like Howard Springs. There were, there's one story where three indigenous kids in a small community in the middle of nowhere they came took them under suspicion of covid contact brought them to an internment camp and locked them up and said you can't leave they threw like blankets over the razor wire jumped the fence and escaped and they were hunted down they were trying to arrest them i'm like yeah totally voluntary covid you know camp and she's like they're not concentration

camps i'm like well they're literally driving up in vans, taking indigenous people and people from their homes, bring them to camps and locking them up. They're concentrating them now. Okay, fine. Fair point. You think the allusion to World War II is too strong in tournament camps. Yeah. But she, this is my point.

There's gonna be a lot of people who will flip on a dime and they would have been the most libertarian people in the world. But the they realize hey look man i live in dc i live i live just north of dc in maryland i'm gonna get arrested in two seconds if i speak up that's gonna be interesting to see who does that covid proved that as well a lot how many people kind of fell under the regime as soon as things started getting called that way like you said she immediately falls in line because of the way things are going and i think that would continue i think it's fair to point out too don't not everybody agrees on everything okay here we are right now saying to the people who are going down texas we do not want violence we need trump to win in the event something actually kicked off hot i am going to

maintain that position to hope for stability so that Donald Trump can still take the presidency. That being said, I don't know. And I'm not going to say anything as to what happens here other than we don't want it to happen. You do not want civil war. I don't think the average American gets it. To be fair, I think the average person who watches a show like this gets it a little bit better.

And all of the military veterans get it 100%. It is your the world you knew is gone. You will continue shopping and eating food and cooking. But man, you ever see a rabbit eating grass outside? Just a little ball of stress the whole time. You never know when you're about to get snatched up by some bird of prey or some owl or who knows what. And so you're hiding all day every day it is not going to be fun you know you never know when someone's for no reason gonna gonna

attack you and maybe even accidentally it's just not going to be it's not going to be as chill and comfortable is this the issue trump runs on immigration immigration and economy he already is he's already run on something but like is got to 2016. They're saying like what is his biggest loss right now is female voters, right? Like does the vote on migrant crisis affect, does that really push the female voters to his demographic? I think immigration is

becoming a very unifying issue for conservative or even moderate people because the effects are so far reaching and they can see them all the time. The thing is with the convoy to the border, there are people who want to be involved on the ground, whatever else. I would say that Abbott has been preparing to be in this position for a long time, and it's better to let him work and to be supportive in a different way. It's the same

thing with Trump. I mean, people will criticize Trump saying he didn't do enough when he was in office to achieve, you know, whatever with with immigration. But because he was the president, we have advanced this conversation and it's become even more mainstream under a Democratic president. They couldn't deny what was going on. Here's a story from the New York Post. Costco emergency food kits spark wild conspiracy theory by doomsday prepper it's not just a doomsday prepper there are many and i you know today's i think doomsday prepper is is where

they're trying to goad you oh that language is intentional prepper is fine not everybody who's prepping is prepping for the doomsday they're prepping because sometimes it rains and when floodwaters come in you need food but let me just start by saying this toilet paper that's right let me just say you guys have seen the show who wants to be a millionaire what a fun show man i remember back in the heyday of who wants to be a millionaire watching it's like an abc you know how old is i like 10 years old and they have a lifeline where you can ask the audience and it only really works with like the earlier questions that are kind of easy you know it would be like which you know which country is the first country to do whatever? And then it's like, I don't know.

I'm gonna ask the audience. And then it shows like most people said, a wisdom of the crowd, it's called. What we're seeing with Costco is really interesting. They've released these emergency meals you can buy. And we've also pitched our, you know, one of our sponsors, safe and ready meals dot com. Now Costco is selling these these ready wise buckets you can buy that contain. What do they say? One hundred and thirty two pasta meals for sixty three ninety nine. These are these are these are price saving, as it were.

Why is Costco doing this? The conspiracy theory is something bad is about to happen. Maybe it's World War Three. Maybe it's Civil War. I think I can up the ante on you. It is not just that there is a deep state plot, like the government knows something's going to happen and they want people to buy the stuff to be ready without triggering alarm. Maybe. It could be worse in a different way. Costco just follows demand. Costco is not being told to do this so that they can prepare the population for World

War Three. They're doing it because the population believes World War Three is about to happen. And the wisdom of the crowd is we need to stock up on emergency meals right now and gold because they're selling gold because it's about to get bad. Costco just simply reacts to the demand. Yes, I think that's entirely true because the thing is, there are a lot of really good videos about Costco's business model. They keep fewer items on the shelves than an average grocery store. But the things that are there, they only keep if they're selling. And so they will occasionally test items. You'll see things

that come for a little while and go. But if they think that this is something people are going to buy, it's a big decision because they only keep a limited number of items. It's interesting to me that Costco has said, people want this item. We're going to bring it in

and we're going to see how long we can sell it for. So we did, I periodically do pitches for one of our sponsors, safeandreadymeals.com. And when we do, it's only when there's like a big event that scares people. And it's not because people are scared. It's because I genuinely think people should be prepared. I don't think it makes sense to, this is why I only do it a couple times per year,

maybe like five or six. It'll be like there's a major storm or a blizzard happening. I'll be like, hey guys, you should have emergency food. Here's an example as to why you should do it. Right now, it's pretty wild because I believe Costco has analytics on sales and distributors. I bet they go to one of their warehouse distributors

and they pay for data on what's coming and going. So you get a regional warehouse, like where do donuts come from from your favorite donut shop well small ones may bake the donuts but the truth is there will be like i don't know if duncan donuts does this but there will be one big factory that will produce a bunch of donuts and then ship them out to all the stores if you have a regional warehouse distributor maybe like cisco does these things restaurants. Actually, a good example is skateboarding. I don't want to speak to any other industry. I can speak to how skateboarding works.

There will be a warehouse. The warehouse gets a contract with all the big companies that make wheels, bolts, boards, and they get distributor prices. Local skate shops then sign up to buy from that warehouse. That's how the system works. So imagine Costco goes to that warehouse and says, we will pay you $10,000 for all of your sales numbers. Then they see, holy crap, emergency food bins are skyrocketing. We carry this. We make bank.

Yeah, and especially since there's someone who's really particular about what they sell. I think this speaks to a change in American culture right now, which is that people, the average person who shops at Costco is saying, I want to be prepared. Again, it doesn't have to mean civil war or anything else. It could just mean like, I noticed last year we lost power a couple of times. I noticed last year we couldn't get to the grocery store because the snow was too bad on our hill. Like there are all kinds of reasons. The leftists could be climate change i for sure for sure sure look i i hear what you're saying and i understand but i i would take the bet the

average person won't say it but they think the end is nigh i wonder if they think the end is nigh or just generally there is a distrust in the system around them there's this movement towards self-reliance like you get food to be prepared because you are thinking about the future and that's a shift away from our general culture of i want to do things right now i'm only going to think about right now that's interesting in fact this should be an extremely encouraging change in costco's policy because people who think about the future are people you want around you people who are you know preparing for you, something bad to happen are concerned about protecting themselves. I will say this.

Maybe it's actually just for like the past two years, I've basically made the pitch. You don't need the apocalypse to buy emergency food. And I genuinely think that's true. Whenever we do these pitches, I'd say, look, like, you know, there's a hurricane coming, make sure you have emergency food. But the reality is you don't buy it because you think the world is ending. You buy it because sometimes it rains. And there have been instances where the power has gone out for several days in new york when uh hurricane sandy hit lower east side was without power for

a while and a lot of spood had foiled a lot of spood a lot of food has spoiled uh and uh if if people had emergency food in their houses they'd have been totally fine they've oh we'll just crack at the uh the old stockpile but the uh the thing about these these these meals is you don't eat them you don't so if you have them you only eat them when you absolutely have no choice so like uh you go to like one of these um like fortitude ranch for instance is like an emergency i don't call it a bunker It's more like a outdoorsmanship timeshare because in the event the apocalypse happens, sure, you can go there,

but they're like, yeah, we have emergency food. But before you ever go into that, you are foraging, you are hunting, you are finding other ways, you are farming. And then when the winter hits and your crop was bad, you crack open the emergency food. Yeah, there are things you buy for the future or you buy them because you

don't know when you'll need them and you don't want to be in a position where you're without resources. And I think that's, again, extremely interesting. People who are saying everything's fine. I don't need to be prepared for the future are also saying, I believe that everything that's going on right now is OK. And I think the majority of people don't feel that way. Mr. J, super chatted that Costco has been selling those in Texas for a long time. I was going to say one of the most interesting things would be to see a state-by-state breakdown of which ones because they shift the project regionally yeah i imagine it's probably being sold in utah as well because the lds church teaches people to stockpile significantly in

case of you know storms or anything else that may happen the point however it's that people who did not notice these before are now noticing them so So that, you know, actually it's quite simple. Costco said, Hey, you know, we've been selling these things in Texas and sales have been skyrocketing. Let's start carrying them in other stores. I think we'll make money.

Capitalism, baby. Yeah. And now you can look at it and be like, why are people buying so much of this? Because you're a good salesman and we should all be prepared. It could also be the thing that for a lot of them, like they were there.

It's just that now they are thinking about the end is nigh. So they noticed the emergency pack more now than they would have when they were kind of under the illusion that things were better than they were before. I think that's a good cultural shift, though, in general. People should be buying things like this on a consistent basis. I mean, it just in my mind,

it's like people are starting to trust the government less and less, which is, of course, a good thing. There's no negative when it comes to to that you actually don't need to buy these things on a on a regular basis oh no well i mean i don't i can't speak depending on the size or how long well no if you're just like buying canned food to prepare that's something you do regularly canned foods don't even last that long to be honest but uh the the emergency buckets that we've pitched last 25 years if they're sold in a stored in a cool, dry place, 25 years. You buy one, you never buy them again.

Unless your family grows. Remember when the government released that list of things that were like signs of domestic terrorists? There was like self-reliance, canning your own goods, making things like that. Anything that involved... Basically homesteading. Yeah, any type of homesteading was labeled as far-right extremist behavior. Okay, I just saw this picture for the first time. Oh, any type of homesteading was labeled as far-right extremist behavior. Okay. I just saw this picture for the first time.

Freeze-dried vanilla ice cream sandwiches? What do you do? Do you, like, put it in a bowl of milk? Nah, you just eat it. You just eat it. It sounds like aerospace museums. Yeah, freeze-dried ice cream. I've had freeze-dried ice cream before.

And it's like, I don't know, it's like meringue. Yeah, it's like brittle meringue cream before and it's like I don't know how to it's like meringue yeah it's like brittle meringue like britches bar it's delicious chewy delicious I think we should get one of these and do a review on this show

can you rehydrate it I imagine you could I don't know I don't see why you couldn't we have to freeze it again obviously though yeah once you rehydrate it you just stick it in the snow bay

oh yeah what would happen to the freeze dried ice cream would the ice cream just like if you rehydrate it would You just stick it in the snow bay. Oh yeah. What would happen to the freeze dried ice cream? Would the ice cream just like if you rehydrate it would just turn a liquid? Yeah that's what I think so and then you'd have to

freeze that again and then you'd have like reconstituted ice cream which I don't know why you'd do that. I bet if you dipped it in milk it would be awesome. Yeah it probably would be.

I have never done that but. I learned that full grown cows make up to like 12 gallons of milk per day. Yeah yeah. That's crazy dude there is so much hilariously dystopian about the idea that it's like the end of the world is coming and

the the businessman is just there like unbeknownst to anything he's like oh people want to buy stuff for the end of the world i guess they'll sell him stuff for the end of the world that's fine it's uh it goes on i love it and then the businessman is using the money he gets to prepare for the end of the world it's perfect he's the one building his bunker yeah but there are companies that were like oh you're I mean I remember seeing these videos in like 2012 when people will be like I own a company that will build you a bunker I have this model it's like getting a safe room sure like I don't think it's necessarily bad for people to sell these types of things if you can do it it's just interesting that it has become so mainstream Costco was like I think the average suburban family might buy one

of these meals. Family meals. Oh man, that's crazy. Like who is shopping at Costco? You know, like it's just people who are regular average Americans who might look at it and say this, this is worth having. Again, good cultural shift. Well, well, I have good news maybe it never gets to that point we have this from scnr.com white house reportedly wants to replace kamala harris acknowledging biden is in decline this comes from the intrepid work of james o'keefe who uh had this is this is one of the most brutal undercover investigations he's done in my opinion but it is newsworthy it is important and it is the fault of the the target of the sting operation or whatever you want to call it the investigation okay so basically james goes on a date i guess with a guy and the guy dressed as clerkette

dressed as clerkette he basically he puts on what he put on like a vest and glasses he should have parted his hair the opposite way am i I crazy in thinking he tweeted the other day? Like, what if I dyed my hair more glasses than one? He probably tweeted that after. It was probably already dyed. I hope so. So look, this is a top White House cybersecurity official speaking with James O'Keefe in disguise.

James was just wearing glasses in disguise. He didn't even dye his hair like his tweet. These people are not smart. Here's what's important. This guy says they've had discussions about removing Kamala Harris, but they can't because she's the first black multiracial VP and she's next in line.

Something everyone on the right has acknowledged. They won't say publicly. We know they have already discussed it. He's also acknowledged the signs of Biden's decline are there, but he's not been clinically diagnosed with dementia. And this guy, look, I'm watching this video from James and I feel real bad for him. I feel bad for this guy, but I don't feel bad enough to where I care because he works in the executive office of the White House. These things that are being said must be said to the American

people. And the only way we can learn about the fears that the white house has with their failing and ailing president is when someone privately says it they won't go public and say listen the american people we're we're concerned about this to be fair fine security issues may freak people out a functioning government and country in my opinion knowing that joe biden was incapable would remove him they would come out and say we need him to step down 25th amendment we're getting rid of him but they don't want to because they don't want to lose power in the end james makes the best point you work in cyber security for the white house and then he takes his glasses off and

goes why are you having a meeting with James O'Keefe? And the guy's like, oh yeah, I've heard of you. And he's like, you're just telling me everything. And I was like, yeah, I feel bad in the sense that this guy thought he was going on a date and he was just gonna have a good time and then spilled all the beans. I don't feel, well, no, but on a personal level,

it's like, you know, some guy is gonna have some wine with James O'Keefe. You thought you were going on a date. Turns out you're being set up. But here's the issue. This is not fun. Here's a question. I was watching this with my girlfriend, and immediately she goes, does he have clearance?

And I was like, oh, man. Not anymore. Right? I bet he did. And he's saying, yo, you can't go out and tell a random person from the White House office, we've discussed having Kamala Harris beast be replaced on the ticket. That's huge. No,

that it's like, they know that it's James O'Keefe. So they just use it to plant false information. I don't think they're that smart. You're giving them too much. There's a thing like when, like when they were promoting the like man of steel, they had Henry Cavill sit directly under a Superman poster and nobody

recognized him. I think people know James' name, but not everyone knows his face. I mean, because some of his work is done by other undercover reporters and stuff like that. And James points out, I mean, look, they're working cyber security.

They should know who James O'Keefe is. You would think. Well, and if they are working cyber security and if he is prominent in cyber security, it would most likely be a top secret security clearance that You would think. Well, and if they are working on cybersecurity, and if he is prominent in cybersecurity, it would most likely be a top-secret security clearance that he has. That he just burned on camera in front of how many views does that have now? I mean, probably millions at this point. It was trending.

Takes off the glasses. He's like, oh, I remember you from that oligarchy music video. Yeah, it's got 9.3 million views. And that's just on the original post. So his security clearance is burned at this point. I can you carry it. It's got 9.3 million views. And that's just on the original post. So his security clearance is burned at this point. I can almost guarantee it. I need to stress, guys, look, as I'm watching this, we were having lunch. I had a chicken Caesar salad, blackened chicken. It was incredible, by the way.

Everyone agrees. And I just feel bad for this lonely guy who met some dude probably on some dating app. And it was james o'keefe the whole time but what i love about this i'm sorry i have to say it is the meme where it was like if you are talking to a beautiful woman it is james o'keefe yes if you work in tech if you work for democratic organizations and the most beautiful woman in the world is super into you it's james o'keefe i bet they do this time it was literally j'Keefe. I bet it's a super like that they get too. It's not just a normal like, but they hit him with a super like.

The star pops up and everything makes him feel all giddy inside. Then they go on the date and just get absolutely burned on a national level. I think this needs to be stressed though. My point, as much as I felt bad, James broke one of the biggest stories of the year right here with someone who works in the White House outright saying we have had meetings about replacing Kamala Harris on the ticket. We are not going to, but they've acknowledged that she is unpopular and can't win. That is massive, massive scoop that James O'Keefe got by doing this. But there is the party of unity and coming together.

It's just crazy to me that the Democratic president can't pull this off. I mean, this is it's it's nice to have confirmation for a thing. I think everyone suspected. But really, hopefully this is a video that you play to anyone who's moderate or left in your life and say this is from your own camp. This is someone who actively supports Biden. They work in his White House and they're saying the VP and president are frayed at best and also no one likes this VP and also we think he has dementia. This is your strong leadership for the nation right now. Is this what you want?

I feel like you could, but at the same time, a lot of these people are so disillusioned. They'll take like the Mark Cuban stance of like, you edit your videos. Like this has to be edited. It's deep fake. It's AI. Something along those lines. That's the frustrating thing about AI and like all the deep fake stuff is that it just makes it easier for all kinds of people to deny the truth. In this case, you know, I think there are people who would not trust James O'Keefe just speak out of personal bias.

Right. They don't they don't trust anything he does. But the Biden administration can't hide the fact that they are in a rough position. I mean, when we talk about Biden's health, they delay releasing his physical every year later and later and i swear that doctor who signs it must just be sort of like he's just conducting it on himself he's just like well he's holding the set he's like last year this was the thing like what the last one came out there's a specific line about biden's gate and people will say it's like a dementia shuffle there's's a sign that this is what's happening. And he was like, yes, his gait has stiffened, but really not that much. And it's actually fine. And this is the thing that they do over and over again. Like, we acknowledge that you might be seeing something.

But you're insane for thinking it's worth anything. But it's actually a good thing. You're acting crazy. He started shuffling because the weight of the far right extremists are just bearing him down. And how dare you question him? I do appreciate. Look, like it's it's there's a bit of confirmation bias that I think everybody has. Like the idea of pointing out there's edits in this video.

That's actually a good instinct to have for everyone. You should apply that same logic to the people who make content that you agree with as well. You should be looking for the where the video starts, where the video ends. Are there cuts in here? Is there something that's being removed? It's just that it seems most people can only seem to apply that when they already disagree with the point.

They're not willing to look critically at the stuff they agree with in the same way. And I think that you open yourself up to a lot more information if you're willing to do that. The other big scoop here, which may not apply to today, but is very relevant, is that he said, I had a meeting with Michelle Obama, an intern.

He said someone asked her what he said when I was an intern. Someone asked her, will you ever run for office? And she said, no, emphatically, no. I've seen all the ish my husband has had to go through and it does not interest me. So many people have pointed out Michelle Obama does not want to run. He said Biden will be the nominee kamala harris will be the vp on the ticket and that's what they will play and it's just kind of like maybe this guy did know who james was the whole time and they're baiting him because you know

biden can't win i understand that we were saying this in 2020. So I will gladly say, knock on wood, you never know what's going to happen. But at the time, Biden actually was winning in the polls and we were in disbelief the polls could be right. And I think we were mostly correct. The polls were not right. And due to very clever, what would we call it? Shadow campaigning is what Time magazine called it. Joe Biden wins the presidency, as how I'll describe it. Shadow campaign. very clever what we call it shadow campaigning is what time magazine called it joe biden wins

the presidency as how i'll describe it shadow i think right now you know when ian is talking about how his parents are like man this migrant crisis is crazy i'm like they biden's losing the normies how are they going to maintain the facade well i even have like what i would consider normies within my family my extended family whenever i'm you know around they're asking me about this because they're seeing some of my reporting or they're seeing what's going on with the border. And that's always what they want to talk about is the border because that's what they find the most interest in. And they talk about how are our taxpaying dollars going towards this? And it genuinely makes them mad. So when I see this happen over and over again, whenever I'm at family events and I'm like,

okay, so people that usually don't pay attention to politics or usually don't even follow my work within my family are now noticing. So the noticing is high nowadays, I would say. I think part of it is that people feel the economic pressure. I mean, no one thinks Biden has done a good job on the economy. If you talk to normal people, things are tough. And so to hear on top of that, that not only do we send money abroad, but also when we spend money domestically, it's actually on people who are not here legally.

It must be infuriating. I mean, that's that's the conversation everyone's going to have with themselves right now. It's like, is this is this working? And Trump Trump's strongest thing has always been immigration. And it's never been something Biden can handle. So real quick, just on the other story about the migrants at the airport, I've got some photos sent to me that are a little bit clearer, but they're just screenshots. He is definitely wearing a brown round. Yeah, you can clearly see it. And his insignia in his arm is a drill sergeant insignia, it would appear. So no idea what that means. But that would imply this is not National Guard. It could be that he's just in transit or something, but why would he stop someone from filming illegal immigrants? And why would he be sitting outside the door in that way? And his own little rolly chair as well. He's not just sitting in a chair that happens outside of it. Let's just say maybe he's just traveling

and he's sitting in this random chair that has nothing to do with anything and decided to stop the guy from filming just because, no idea. I mean, I could understand if you thought someone's filming you being like, hey, stop. But in this case, it doesn't seem like he is just sort of waiting for a flight. It seems like this is an intentional place that he is. He is lingering.

Now, when I'm in the airport, I don't care if people are filming either. So I actually have had a few situations where, you know, you have some Karen's come up to you as you're filming these illegal immigrants and they'll try and stop you and it's always hilarious because you know my cameraman juan poor juan he tries to be nice with them and i just immediately flip the switch and it's like get out of my face but i say it a lot more angry and then they immediately kind of shut down and they can't like even fathom that you're telling them to just leave you alone until i can do my job but if i'm just a random dude in the airport and i see somebody filming i'm not going to go up to you especially if you're filming something that's totally unrelated to you and yeah maybe you're in the background of it i'm not saying

you know i i learned something uh very important about these protesters from owning a cat so you know you get these protesters they come up to get in your face when you're trying to film and they're just trying to obstruct you and so whenever my cat comes up to me and is you know you get these protesters they come up to get in your face when you're trying to film and they're just trying to obstruct you and so whenever my cat comes up to me and is you know being annoying whatever i just you just blow on them you just blow on them and they go away and there you go when the protesters come to you start blowing in their face and stop what are you doing and they try to hold their hand in front of your camera whatever you blow on them they'll go away actually i'm kidding don't do that i don't know what the legality is of blowing on i think you'd be fine how are you gonna prove that i was blowing on you i was breathing i was breathing i took a big breath in you know strong exhale you're close enough to feel my

breath on your face you're too close being filmed you pull the camera out he's like yeah if bucko's annoying you you just pull up the camera and he immediately goes away yeah but but in the video that we saw from day of college wow that people that people are like, stop. I just got to say, these people are evil. Look, you go to a Trump rally, walk out the camera and you've done it. And what happens? They crowd around in excitement and say, oh, look at me. I want to talk about why I care about America. And here's what I want to do.

And here's everything I believe in. They have nothing to hide. I stand by these things. Yeah. And then you go to the left and they're like, quick, shut them down. People are going to find out what we're really up to. Well, it's just like at protests that turn into riots they will not allow filming at all because they know what is going on is illegal and they want

it to remain hidden so well it's not just that it's illegal they know that if the public finds out what they're doing that they will lose public support so there's there's a lot of memes about this but this is what i experienced with occupy wall street there's a famous video where occupy wall street put this video out and it's a cop swinging his baton violently at people and they made the baton turn into a lightsaber very smart and they were like not it was a double layer psyop the idea was a cop attacked protesters we're gonna make fun of him everyone shared the video so people start sharing this video of the cop with the baton going, and they're like, ha ha ha. What they don't show you is the cop got attacked first by Occupy Wall Street protesters,

rioters at that point, knocking down a barricade and then knocking his head off and shoving him. And then he starts pushing with the baton, then swings. When I'm down there and I'm filming this and it's raw and live streamed, they're getting pissed off because now regular people get an archive of exactly what happened. Protester attacked cop, cop attacked protester,

not cop randomly attacked protester. Don't get me wrong, cops also randomly arrest random people too and lie about it. Not gonna defend them on that one. But in this context, yeah. Everyone's trying to win some agenda by controlling the flow of information. It's ryan long bit where he's like i take

the footage of the cop attacking the protester i sell it to cnn i take the footage of the protester attacking the cop i sell to fox yep and the best part is like once i accidentally sent he said once i accidentally sent video of protesters picking up garbage uh to fox news they got mad said what's this i said just play it in reverse it looks like they're littering that was a good one just playing around looks like they're littering yeah that was a great bit how he can sell the same footage to both news agencies and so you know it really is true though like in my experience of licensing footage like you license certain footage to when i was independent you license certain news organizations want to see certain like different things so the violent stuff you know

clearly goes to fox and the more right-wing organizations and then you know the ooh rah rah the speeches and stuff that's what the left-wing organizations want to see yeah so there's a lot of truth behind that yeah but like if you get a video of a cop whacking a protester msnbc is going to be like name your price you get video of a protester whacking a cop fox news says name your price yep to be fair though you know i'm being a little bit hyperbolic fox is absolutely more fair that's just of course they want that hey this is going to do really well on tv so we want this video where the cop is being hit or whatever but in my experience these leftist left-wing organizations will shut you down in two

seconds if the narrative is outside in any way and fox will will run well everyone's perfect example of that is after january 6th after i documented the shooting of ashley babbitt fox you know at least laura ingram they licensed my video and i went on and actually appeared and i told them what happened she wasn't being violent she was actively trying to de-escalate and then all the left-wing organizations they scheduled an interview with me after they licensed my footage and then they canceled last second and they ran with their own narrative that was completely wrong. Yep. Yeah, that's how it works.

I think that's why people become disenfranchised with with the media, right? They see the same video appear in different places without context. And I think that's what I find so interesting about the ecosystem that's appeared, I mean, you're definitely a huge part of this, of independent journalists, or, you know, people who start off on just kind of because they want to know they want to be on the ground. I think Tim similar in this respect, who can tell you, well, this is what was going on there. And you are able to connect with them more directly through YouTube or X or rumble or whatever, you're more likely to believe the person who has built themselves up than the person who is just sort of suddenly appearing under the brand name mainstream media logo and saying, no, no, don't question anything.

I have it right. Yep. Hence why mainstream media is dying at rates we've never seen before. And digital media, at least independent digital media, is growing at rates that we've also never seen before. Shout out to Tenant Media. So, you know, someone super chatted to saying basic army trainees fly into Atlanta'santa's uh drill sergeants pick them up wish there was more to it but probably not the state senator said the army guy it's u.s army says took my phone it was a scrimmage between he

and i know to get the phone back and he proceeded to tell me to get out of here i made a big big scene out of it so it's like i don't know man and maybe he's just really pro-illegal immigrant i wonder loves these people maybe he was just there to pick up some you know trainees and then he got asked hey can you watch this room while you're waiting and he was like sure i have no idea but i feel like i hope this story makes it to members of congress who can launch an inquiry and get someone to testify as to why this happened ask this state senator to testify who like and we got to know what this was about maybe it's just the army guy of his own volition was like i don't like cameras okay maybe that's the simplest explanation to me he just

didn't want to be filmed but again we need context as to why this person was there at all uh or why does he happen to be in front of this room full of, you know, criminal migrants? I just I don't get I don't like I don't get why so many things are lining up. If he were just anywhere in the airport, I would buy that. It was like I don't like to be filmed. But the fact that in front of this room, why would they have a drill sergeant guarding a room? Exactly. Well, you know, I don't like to be filmed.

But if someone's filming me, I'm not going to assault them on camera to get them to stop filming me that doesn't seem very logical it's very weird yeah he's like look i haven't done my makeup yet i gotta just get the camera off me i don't know but i don't i don't i i don't want to believe that there is a an official order that being said cbp is actively engaged in human smuggling it wouldn't be surprising at this point it really wouldn't be with the root of corruption and the root of cartel and ngo money flowing around because it is a lot more i mean the the ngo that i was at with san antonio pd their federal funding i think it went from 10 million to like 70 million year by year so the amount that they're getting and then the amount that they're basically hiding and straight up laundering is insane and it grows year

by year so this is huge money for anybody involved dude i think that's like the big thing that shakes a lot of people that are like the old school classic democrats do is when you tell them and you explain how much money they're getting how how much is going nowhere. This may be a substantially larger scandal than we yet realize. I will stress, maybe is a lot of nothing. But we got a super chat. And this is from, let me see. Here we go.

Let's see, which one was I just reading? This one's big, so I want to make sure I get it right. BQ says, Tim, to be honest, it looks like a group going to boot camp. I was stuck in an unmarked room at an airport until my flight was ready. However, there were volunteers from a group called Team Libertad, which boasts helping migrants travel on social media. I think the pieces line up pretty perfectly that criminal aliens are being trained to join the armed forces. Well, there's been a lot of interviews, too, where people talk to these criminal aliens that are coming over and they're like, what did you do in your home country? And they straight up say,

we're soldiers like that is what we did. I mean, you have dozens of these interviews happening, so I would not put it past them trying to recruit, especially the recruitment numbers being so low. If you're allowing them into the country illegally, why wouldn't you want them to join the army? You have a room full of migrants, a whistleblower reported to a state senator, Republican state senator in Georgia, who went there and filmed and saw Team Libertad. In fact, you can see Team Libertad on his shirt with a lanyard, an organization which boasts of helping migrants travel on social media with a drill sergeant out in front apparently guarding the room and trying to stop the guy from filming the most likely scenario criminal aliens are being offered join the u.s military and they're

heading to training doesn't look good i don't know that's true i'm not saying it is i'm saying that seems to be the most plausible scenario here and we've predicted this as a possibility many people have that u.s military numbers recruitment numbers are way down way down people don't want to join up and they may have found their way to bolster the numbers could it be the reason the costco is selling more food world war three is potentially on the horizon iran is about to be biden's going to attack iran and so they're like we don't know or care where we get them from we need as many trips as possible these are going to be low tier guys they can drop on the front lines but what do they care man i remember when i was trying to join the army out of high school i had to get my hand tattoo

lasered off because they wouldn't give me a special waiver and now here we are let's actually recruiting illegal immigrants let's jump to this story ladies and gentlemen once again in the news ben shapiro's new song hit number one on itunes how did that happen but i want to stop you right now this segment is not about ben shapiro rapping we've talked about that ad nauseum it does revolve around the issue of ben shapiro rapping but it has more to do with how the narrative machine is fake. How they trick you into thinking demonic degenerates are popular. I'm driving in the car

and we hear that song from Sam Smith. I forgot what it's called, but it's a song about how the dad is secretly abandoning his family to have gay orgies. That's actually what it's about. Do you know the song? No. With the transgender singer.

Sounds like Sam Smith. Kim Petras. Is that what it's called? Do you know the song? No. Not shocked, though. With the transgender singer. Sounds like Sam Smith. Look it up. I've never heard it. Body Shop or something? Kim Petras. Kim Petras? Is that what it's called? No, it's with Kim Petras is on the song. No, no.

The song I think is called Body Shop. Yeah, it's basically Sam Smith is singing that there's a guy and his family is unaware that he ditches them and disappears to go to bathhouses and have gay orgies. Literally what the song's about. That takes like going out for milk and not coming back to a whole other level. Now, here's the important thing. Oh, oh cool you see these people perform at big award ceremonies you see lil nas x uh uh you know insult christians folate the devil i i guess he did that in like one of his music videos and they want you to believe it's popular you get nikki minaj and

you get like megan thee stallion and they want you to believe that wap and things like this are popular but what we're learning now thanks to tom mcdonald is exactly how it's fake and this is important to understand don't believe the manipulations washington post breaks down this the the con game they don't break it down they they exemplify it but tom mcdonald here in this video explains exactly how they are lying to you. Now, what Tom's video is about is the music industry is cheating. I want to play this minute clip from Tom McDonald, but then I want to elaborate on what he's saying. Here's the clip. I'm going to show you guys how the music industry cheats on the charts, and I guarantee you didn't know this.

This is the iTunes charts. That's my song, Facts, featuring Ben Shapiro at number one. You see how Megan Thee Stallion has two versions of the same song at number two and number three? You see how Nicki Minaj has eight versions of the same song at four, six, eight, 16, 17, 19, 20, and 23? You ever wonder why they do that? Every song has an ID number called a UPC code.

This code is what Billboard uses to count song sales. If you release multiple versions of a song, you can use the same UPC code for every version. That means Nicki Minaj's eight versions count as one song when Billboard collects the numbers. We're competing against ten songs and all ten versions are gonna be combined into two songs. Seems pretty unfair, doesn't it? Yeah, that's the music industry. That's why we need everyone who sees this to go download fax on iTunes or Amazon. Billboard stops collecting our numbers in 24 hours.

This is our last chance to lock in that number one on Billboard. Go get those downloads of facts by Tom McDonald and Ben Shapiro on iTunes or Amazon. We'd sure appreciate it, guys. Thanks for the help. I'm going to show you guys. Let me break this down a little bit further. Tom's pointing out how, let me see if I can get, there you go.

This is true. And we've dealt with this too. A lot of people will release a song and then they'll release a remix at the same time that's one song even though they're completely different so what i'm talking to carter about i was like let's do a song and record it in four different genres let's do acoustic folk let's do new wave retro let's do hard rock and let's do country and it's one song and we can make the one song for everybody this is the game they play the reason why it's important megan the stallion what is it bigfoot that song is gonna hit the top of the charts

all the woke media is gonna oh haha she beat ben shapiro she's so much better and bigger for whatever reason and it's through these manipulative games. They want you to believe the most popular music among young kids these days is degenerate filth. When in reality, that's not true. It's technically true. And that's another thing that's pointed out by the Washington Post. Again, I know a lot of people are like, I don't care about Ben Shapiro rapping. Fine, fine, fine. That's not the point. The point is what we're learning. They, in this article, they talk, it, fine, fine. That's not the point. The point is what we're learning. In this article, it talks about what's going on with the song, and they have this really important part.

Who is McDonald? Has he had hits before? They say this. Is Facts really a hit? No, no, no. Hold on. It's number one on iTunes worldwide. Why would the Washington Post even ask that question?

What's the implication? It's not? No, no, for real. If a song is number one on the iTunes charts and the Amazon charts right now, worldwide, for what purpose would Washington Post actually ask this question? This is priming.

They want people to think it may not really be a hit. But here's what they say. This is important. Facts held the number one spot on iTunes music as of Wednesday, January 31st, sitting ahead of megan the stallion's hiss and nikki minaj's bigfoot according to apple i did that backwards i thought uh bigfoot was oh as nikki minaj okay they say according to apple itunes numbers are calculated by what songs are downloaded and bought through itunes different than apple music which purely measures streams streaming

numbers paint a different picture. As of Wednesday morning, the song had just over 1 million listens on Spotify. On Apple Music, the song hadn't cracked the top 100 songs in the country. Apple did not share data about the song's overall streaming numbers. They go on to mention, label artists

have access to playlisting and resources that independents do not, said McDonald on the song's success on iTunes compared with streaming. if we want to compete with them on the billboard charts this is the way to do it yada yada yada i think they mentioned the numbers of the here we go megan the stallion's uh fax has 9.7 million views on youtube and uh hiss from megan the stallion has 8.2 million on youtube and the bigfoot audio video has 3.7 million views on Minaj's page. Here's the point. They're asking the question, is it really a hit? Because they are trying to set up manipulative narrative control. What we are seeing right here, I can break down for you

how they trick you. The Apple streaming numbers, when they say, oh, you know, Tom McDonald didn't even hit the top of the charts. That's too bad. Do you want to know how you get on top of the charts? You're a major label producer. Your label goes to the charts and says, your modern music pop chart must have this in rotation X amount of times per hour. How would Tom McDonald compete with them saying default play on the streaming service? Imagine if every time you went to YouTube, the only thing you could see was Tim cast IRL. We would have billions of views and we'd be like, well, you know, we're the biggest podcast in the world because we're the best. No, it's because the service puts you in front. Now it may be that the streaming services

are just like, it's the easy route. These are big, famous artists. We hear about, hear about, hear about them in the news. So we put them in our digital streaming playlists. And when the average person signs up for the first time, this is what they get. You go to YouTube music. This is what you get. Why? Power attracts power.

If I have to wonder why it is. I talked about this before. You know, there was a song by Paramore, which has 6 million views after a year. And they're playing it at the Hard Rock Seminole in Miami. And I'm like, this song is not popular, culturally relevant. No diss to Paramore. I'm a big fan of Paramore. But I'm like, it's not one of their biggest songs ever.

Why is it being played? It's just easy to give them the default position. Here's the real, the reality of what matters. Do you sell? Do you make money? Right now, no question. Tom McDonald and Ben Shapiro have made substantially more money off this song in terms of consumption of the song than Nicki Minaj did and Megan Thee Stallion. Done. That's it. so what are we really measuring the machine has set up the creative arts industry movies or otherwise in such a fashion that they have fabricated and manufactured popular music that is not actually popular it's been this way for a long time it's worse today than it's

ever been with streaming services but the main issue here is the songs they're putting out and claiming are popular are very often degenerate. Guns, guns, guns, shots, shots, shots, doing drugs, all this really awful stuff. And they want you to believe it's popular. It's not. No, I don't think it is.

I find, you know, because you guys released a song in December and now this one's coming out with Ben Shapiro, I find it a really interesting experiment because if we had all kinds of people sort of in alternative media space doing these kinds of music, every month they're going to pretend that,

no, no, this one's not a hit. You know, the more information you get about the system works, the better prepared you are to sort of launch a song and try and catch them in their own games. At a certain point, they're making it more obvious what they're doing by denying everyone who attempts to come in from the outside. It's just a really expensive experiment, I would assume.

Is it really a hit? That question's incredible. Right. Yeah, I think the fact that it's the number one song in the world on iTunes means it is. But they're going to say it's not, which is interesting because I think this is something that they'll do over and over again i mean they're only going to be more music artists who now are saying well i want to try and get on billboard billboard top 100 and again the more obvious it becomes that they're shutting certain kinds of people out basically functionally discriminating against them the more invalid their data becomes because

that's what gets me that they they weigh the different streams at different amounts meaning that it doesn't matter what people are actually listening to it just matters who is ultimately lining their pockets the film industry did this over the summer with sound of freedom yeah much the same way uh much the same way that they point out that like look they're spending 250 million dollars on movies that don't even break a quarter of what they need to even break even let alone profit but when sound of freedom came out they actually started to call into question the way that they were fundraising to make you think that people didn't actually want to go see this movie

they're saying like well people are buying tickets but people aren't really going to the movie they were saying that dude and and wasn't it crazy how many people said the power went out yeah the air conditioning went out i know people personally who are like the theater it happened to several people that i know here in in maryland well they're not just doing this same thing to you know ben shapiro and this other artist but they've done it to bryson gray they've done it to when trump released the or they released a song with the trump soundtrack over for the j6 or they did the exact same thing with that to us a month ago exactly so it's a very i mean just like what hannah said how many times are they going to keep doing this denying reality is their mo and it's not just in this industry it's in the movie industry it's any time conservatives try to have a like true crack in

culture because they want to control the narrative and they for one i think a big play is destroying christianity i'm not a christian but come on the stuff they're promoting it's just like very on the nose look at little nos's ex is uh most recent it's like him being crucified in the music video as he says i'm a christian it's like no you're not well and sabrina carpenter got in trouble for filming that music video in the brooklyn uh yeah the cathedral and they came out and they like purified the altar and everything because for whatever reason it's okay to treat christians like the other and to mock their religion but you wouldn't do it to anyone else i think that in some ways this is what turns americans off from mainstream music whether

we pop rap whatever genre just like anything that's playing on the radio when you're constantly hearing like be hypersexual hate everything around commit crimes, like live a life that's just falling apart. You don't want to listen to that. I think it becomes something you want to reject. I think a lot of it is, I think that most people are listening to this stuff more passively and they're not actually like we're hyperanalyzing what's going on here. And the average person is a consumer, like to the T that term consumer.

They're just consuming this stuff. It is annoying when they, as somebody who's not religious either to watch them act like it's still edgy as if they're pushing against some type of institution that still has great power here in America, which as we know within the entertainment industry, that's just not the truth anymore. And acting as if you're some type of rebel for hating on Catholics or Christians is just it's not just lame. It's just unbelievably cringy.

What's the only religion that you can actually go out and critique in the way that they do look at what the drag Queens did, or I don't even know what they were called. The sisters of something at the Dodger stadium. Yep. That's perfectly okay. And acceptable. God forbid you do that with Islam or any other religion.

You're not allowed to do that here. And it just shows, okay. I mean the, the underlying symptoms of America's disease, I think is a lack of Christianity and the attack on Christianity. And they're doing it for a reason is there is personally, I believe, a lot of strength through Christ, Christ is Lord. And they continue to do this because what comes with Christianity?

Basic morals. That's really all that it is. of marxist beliefs that are tied in there with where they believe the power structure here is in america where you're allowed to criticize this group because you fall lower or higher on the oppression scale than someone else does and unfortunately those groups are always going to be fair game to them i just find it unbelievably lame that they still believe it's i would almost have more respect if they were doing it but not talking about it as if they were like somehow sticking it to the man by doing it. I'm like, you're the man, but I think you're the system.

Now, I think what you said before about passive consumption is, is right. I think most of these record labels streaming things, you know, it's like, we always make fun of CNN because it's playing in like empty airports across the nation.

Like this stuff is playing on the radio. You know, radio actually does get a fair amount of attention, but it's just playing in the background for a lot of people lives. I think really though, people are waking up to it and saying like i don't want to listen to i mean i've listened to i've gotten gotten uh and totally told by a lot of women like oh yeah i was feeling really anxious feeling depressed and then i stopped watching shows that just drove my anxiety i gave up true crime they stopped watching the true crime right right i mean it's not just true

crime it's all kinds of stuff but you know when you consume content that is negative ultimately even if it's at a fast beat or whatever you think like you are ultimately warping your perspective and i think people don't want that right now not to uh backtrack sorry tim but uh i had an army u.s uh retired army veteran comment the patch and seen in that video in the daily caller story 194th armor arcade from fort moore so it is the army wow i want to point this out too uh in the article they uh tom mcdonald says we're outperforming her in every metric they're not allowing us to pass megan and hit the number one spot right now they said the song is number three trending on youtube behind hiss and bigfoot despite outperforming them in every metric is a lot of it also just like there's incentives and there's bonuses that are attached with

artists reaching certain levels and the industry is insulated in a way that allows them to find success under their own metrics so that they can bolster their own artists? Like these labels, right? I mean, yeah, it's not just music. It's commercials, TV. Yes, I'm not just like we're talking about the cultural impact. I'm thinking of it from the business impact that there's just,

there's a financial incentive to keep people out, not just from a cultural standpoint, but from a financial standpoint. They want to be able to charge $50,000 to license their song. That means their song has to be the biggest song. That means they're going to make 20 versions of it. They're going to have,

I mean, think about this. We've never done this. Should we? Should we, the next song we put out, create 20 versions of it they're going to have i mean this look think about this we've never done this should we should we the next song we put out create 10 versions of the same song that are slightly different in some way do it and then as an experiment because because look so here's what happens when we released together again we put it through what's called a direct to customer uh music company there's a bunch of companies that say we create your band page you can upload your music people can buy it straight through here we say okay we'll do that they changed the rules mid last year to stop counting them and they did it quietly i mean how are we supposed to know now it's itunes and amazon only so i i forgot kind of where i was going but that's oh so so what's up happening is

we put the song out we don't know this we get completely shut out they don't know this. We get completely shut out. They don't tell us exactly what to do or how to do it. We have no idea. They keep changing it so that only those who are in the labels and know the industry are able to adapt to it properly. That's wild. The Nicki Minaj song was legitimately just one of the worst things I've heard. Almost every single one. It's so bad.

They don't have to put out anything that's good. They just have to say, we want this song out. Here's what I was going to say. When we put it out on the direct to customer website, it's 69 cents for the song, but you can choose to pay more. Tons of people were giving us five bucks.

I'm like, okay, I appreciate it. How about we just release five versions of the song? So one person can be five sales now. I will tell you this right now. If we multiplied our sales by five and did it through itunes we would be billboard hot 100 number one yeah we we'd be number one i think this is this is a play i think if that's if megan the stallion or nikki minaj did this all these different versions i think that's what we got to do yeah man because then i can say

to everybody it's like hey man you gave me 10 bucks for this one song. I really appreciate the support. Just buy it 10 times. $6.90 and one person is a whole album sale now. A whole album. We would easily get 100 to 200,000 sales if we multi...

I mean, I got to be honest. If we did 10 versions, we'd get 300,000 sales. We would be Billboard Hot 100 number one. Yeah, we're rad. Let's do it. It's just wild that you have to do that. Like you can't just put out a song

that is good that people like. You'd say you have to game the system so they'll let you in. I know, it's just sad that that's like, because they'll represent this as this is the most popular song in the country. It's everywhere, it's whatever, but that's not true.

Think of the authors who would buy their own books in quantity so they could have the number, the New York Times bestseller put on the jacket. Which is editorial anyway. Yes, exactly. They've all rigged their own systems. It had to be James Comey. Nobody read his book. But this is the thing. It just bothers me so much

that when they look at the average consumer, they're like, this is the nation's top songs and that's why it's special to be on this list when actually we've conned and manipulated it as much as we can. You couldn't even use this data to accurately report on a song's growth because it's artificially inflated that's crazy it's all rigged it's all fake yeah but i've never really followed the billboard top 100 i will say yeah it's just modern payola if anyone knows like what it used to be

it's just payola illegal payola is illegal it's illegal yeah and it just hasn't hit the new the new streaming market yet or hasn't been applied to streaming i don't think i can either but that's pretty much what's going on that's why they know how to do this the most important thing here is again i'm not it you know when i want to talk about this it's not because oh here's a song they're rapping they should be number one it's this is how the narrative machine of these woke corporate press outlets manipulate you into thinking these are the best books these are the best songs they are culturally engineering you to support things that are detrimental to this country and support communist bs we've watched that like we watched it with the show reacher which got like

no play from the press not in the same way because they don't see any cultural influence from it because the demographic is not them it's. It's the straight white guys. The dads that are the ones watching it. So there's no ground to be made up on that show. But they push everything else. Like rings of power. Because they can make ground there. We're going to go to Super Chats.

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are freaking out that uh there are people like jack posobic benny johnson and others pushing this narrative that taylor swift is a psyop because it is massive downside it is a massive net negative and so i don't want to speak about people's private statements on this one but i think it is the biggest mistake the right is making right now there's no upside none and i just want you to imagine what happens fan duel i believe it's fan duel you google search this you can bet on whether or not travis kelsey will propose to taylor swift at the super bowl it's an it's it's a bet it's available i think they're giving it um they're giving it like plus

100 i it no no it's like minus 250 they think it's going to happen yeah imagine what happens if travis kelsey gets down on one knee and as he's pulling the ring out, a guy in a MAGA hat, some fat guy in a white T-shirt shoves him and says she's a psyop. Don't believe her. It's a trick. It's all scripted. It would be every Swifty rallying and screaming. It would be in the press for a week or two weeks. I'm not saying it's really going to happen.

I'm just saying what's the alternative that could happen if someone came out and screamed at the high heavens it's a psyop it recruits nobody no but anyway not just that but also like there's all the articles that were going around today about trump versus taylor swift the holy war i'm like this is a battle you're going to lose and you will not win this but i'm saying but it's a losing issue first of all like trump needs to make up ground on female voters anyways. And they're talking about it. They're saying like, is she going to endorse Biden?

I'm like, who cares? She did it in 2020. She's a Democrat. Also, there's a poll. It's so irrelevant. Like the thing is, if you, if everyone stopped talking about it, then she would just go on today. Travis Kelsey, maybe they're going to get super old.

Maybe they won't. She's not even in the country during the DNC's national convention. And I don't care. It's just irrelevant. And I don't care that the press is talking about it. And I don't care that she's at the Super Bowl. My concern is that Jack and Benny, who are friends of mine, are pushing

this narrative, which is massively detrimental to the right for no reason. Well, nobody wins. I'll ask you a few questions are swifties going to vote for donald trump nope some of them some will some will um like there is a uh we've had someone on the show recently there is a contingent of conservative women that do like taylor swift but in large if we're talking in general no they're not are trump supporters going to switch from donald

trump to joe biden because taylor swift told them to no absolutely not are moderates going to base who they vote for taylor swift or donald trump based on whether i'm sorry joe biden or donald trump based on what taylor swift says in her endorsement no maybe maybe not probably not let's assume the answer is no what What's the upside to making enemies? You're not convincing Trump supporters. You earn no votes. So there's a net zero on that regard. What if the answer is yes?

Will you convince someone to vote for Donald Trump by screaming at Taylor Swift as a government PSYOP? Or will you convince them to vote for Trump by saying Trump is going to secure the borders, bring back the, improve the economy? And oh, by the way, we also love Taylor Swift. Bring back the right wing Taylor Swift at it. Says what we need. There is we need to embrace Taylor Swift.

There is nothing wrong with that. Especially if she's on the brink of getting married to an American football player after dating all kinds of British guys for way too long. I'm sorry. All right. Here we go. Pro natalist movement. David Guyton says Tim is assuming he is right.

And Benny, et cetera, are wrong, though. I'm not assuming it. Shout out to Benny Johnson. I'm a big fan of his work. He does great work. Here we go. Pro-natalist movement. David Guyton says, Tim is assuming he is right and Benny, et cetera, are wrong though. I'm not assuming it. Shout out to Benny Johnson. I'm a big fan of his work. He does great work. We're friends, but I got to call him out for this. He said on Twitter

to what, like six, seven million people, it is confirmed that Taylor Swift is a government PSYOP. There are several things that are wrong with this post. One, Taylor Swift

did not register 35,000 people to vote. Those numbers are manipulated. Axios ran that headline, but if you actually read the article, they say the 35,000 people to vote. Those numbers are manipulated. Axios ran that headline. But if you actually read the article, they say the 35,000 number was a 23% increase from the previous year, meaning it's actually 8,107. If we could actually correlate those numbers to Taylor Swift, we can't. They're going to mention that within, they play this amazing game where they're like, it was a 1,226% increase the hour after

Taylor Swift made the post. And we were getting 12,000 people every half an hour. So you mean to tell me that after Taylor Swift made a post to 272 million people, 24,000 people showed up to your website in an hour or, and that was your massive increase. There's a poll that says one fifth of voters would be would would be swayed by Taylor Swift and she can swing the election. That same poll, that headline is a lie. The same article written by every publication says the exact inverse would happen if she endorsed Joe Biden. 18 percent would vote for him and 17 percent wouldn't would vote against him, giving her poll

one percent. Benny Johnson also mentioned that George that she came out as a liberal in 2020. That was 2018. He also mentioned George Soros bought her music. Soros invested with Carlyle Group so that Scooter Braun's Ithaca Holdings could buy her music in 2019, which she then said, I'm going to re-record everything, and they ditched the investment a year later.

There's so much to this, but guys, that's the point. Anyway, we're going to move on. It's, it's, it's, listen, I'm going to put it this way. I've got Republican politicians and staffers freaking out over this, saying, why are they sabotaging our suburban, our suburban vote? I don't understand. And I'm like, me neither. I really don't get it.

There's, there is no, nothing to be gained from, from saying from saying this over and over again, doing interviews about it. But also, there's money to be made by talking about it right now. Unfortunately, there's people who make media. There's a financial incentive to talk about it because her name is high search engine optimization. You're going to get clicks while talking about it. And it's right after the whole thing where she was on the field and whatever else. It's not just about the election. It's about making money too yeah uh we'll just we'll just move on from

this because i just i can't believe it man whatever the emperor's champion says texas has my full support governor abbott may have saved the republic with his actions texas stands yeah but what about arizona and new mexico and california they're just gonna move everything over there so we'll see when the cartels are stepping back and they're trying to figure out how to reorganize these massive groups that usually do go through Eagle Pass too. So it's not like they're done. It's still going to happen. They're just going to push them up into a different sector

and do the exact same thing they've been doing in Eagle Pass. Jacob Hawley says, Did you see the news drop for Fulton County DA Fannie Willis? Insane. It's on Benny Johnson's YouTube. Absolutely effing clown world. Which one was this one? Was it about the divorce or what happened? I don't know. I wasn't following it today.

Not sure. Alright. Insert name here says, here's a white pill for everyone. CA's unconstitutional ammo background check scheme was ruled unconstitutional by Judge Benitez, who immediately denied the request

requested stay by gruesome newsoms uh igor uh rob banta i'm not i think you're trying to insult him but it's i yeah a little too much there uh let's see j3t says will grift cast mention maga guy decapitating dad i covered it for for SCNR News. You guys should check it out. There's not a lot to talk about. Crazy guy commits murder, gets arrested, calls for violence. Declares himself president. He calls himself the Messiah

and president. He requested the Postal Service shut themselves down or else he would attack. He was totally wild and the thing is, it is it is a flashy story he was arrested alive so you'll hear more about this just because we're not talking about it constantly right now it doesn't mean it goes away so he wants to get rid of the postal service but not the fed he says no it's not state governments he just wants to oh he just wants

to uh he's anti all of the federal government and you know he wouldn't compare himself to jesus christ but he's saying that's why you've never heard of him. All right. Matt H. says, Tim, the women's show should be pro-natalist. I think you'd really get a show going that was focused on helping new moms. I like that. I'm pretty sure that's what it is. It should be called broadcast. That's a really good idea.

But broad insinuates that they're dumb. Nah. Nah. We're going to take that word back. Reclaim it. We need to reclaim Subaru as well that word back reclaim it it's like we need to reclaim the only problem is it's spelled the exact same way is that why it's not offensive like it works out if we if we hyphenate it the broadcast that's funny uh yeah but the idea is to have like like post-liberal libertarian and conservative leaning moms and i wouldn't i actually don't

care if there's uh democrats you know what i mean like you'll have that uh you know perspective megan mccain but i gotta be honest you getcha you bring a democrat you you if we took one democrat woman and sat her next to like four women who have regulars on timcast irl within like three weeks she'd be conservative dude i'd be scared her brain would like explode or something she would just be like everything i thought was wrong yeah that'd be i've learned the truth let's go what do we got we'll grab some more super chats michael mccord says abbott needs to charge biden and mayorkas in texas under texas state law open door with trump they should where's the texas da to file criminal charges against biden

and uh uh mayorkas they're trying to argue that trump is not immune okay criminally charged joe biden right now for the border crisis do it you know what man i'm just i'm sick of this stuff because if i was if i was in any kind of uh like ada or ag or whatever in texas ken paxton come on this guy's got balls he could do it i'd immediately be like let let's roll, baby. Criminal charges. Send him right on up. And then I can say,

what's your argument? Is Joe Biden immune or is he not immune? Because we got, under his orders, CBP facilitating cartel human smuggling. Take your pick, baby.

He's immune? Okay. We'll wait for impeachment then. Oh, that also means Trump can't be charged either. Have a nice day. All right. Let's grab some more super chats so that happened says texas military department is actively recruiting if you go to the border join up and let the state deploy you where most needed well that's what i'm saying just go go through the legal channels abbott

is doing well i don't know if it's perfect but uh from what i'm hearing from you know taylor for instance and others it's way better now don't get in his way let him do his thing what do the kids say let him cook that's right that's right all right let's see heflin says i created an ai taylor swift singing sober by tool and sent on x peace okay wait what's your twitter handle how do i find that yo i want to play making me choke oh my gosh yeah great work as long as it's not the other ai we've been seeing recently do you remember that video of it's it's uh donald trump and baron in the front seat it's melania yeah and uh people were

reposting what taylor swift songs is playing like what i'm saying embrace taylor swift that was like that was being reposted today and since we oh i found it taylor swift sober we'll uh i'll play it on the dude i love sober by tool it's like one of the best songs ever uh we'll play it on the members only so shout out to heffland uh once we wrap the super chats in 10 minutes everybody become a member at timcast.com we're gonna play an ai version i hope it's good i haven't heard it taylor swift singing sober by tool do i even realize that song is 31 years old yeah technically 33 because it was recorded 91 i thought it was like mid to late 90s i didn't realize i was that

early that song's too good to be that early. Do anemia next. Yeah, dude, tools, just absolutely amazing. Big fan, big fan. All right, anyway,

well, Taylor Swift singing sober. I'm so excited for that. All right, here we go. Darth Sirius says, hey guys, joining the culture fight,

made a video with you in mind, can be found on all video platforms. Darth Sirius for Rumble, Darth. Sirius for Twitter. Is that Twitter? with you in mind can be found on all video platforms darth serious for rumble darth dot serious for twitter is that is that your twitter and it's the first one is serious with a zero instead of an o right on man good luck good luck ologist d says per the ng troopers i want to see name tapes and get unit info go after the national guard leadership and get his orders that'll tell you where the push is coming from. You get info from the ground up.

I want to stress this, guys. If that's potentially a group being deployed for basic training with a drill sergeant waiting outside and they are criminal aliens being facilitated by an NGO, which it looks like, it looks like the U.S. is taking them

and sending them to join the military. This could be a massive scandal. Don't know. Don't know. I might need to lay over in Atlanta on the way home. We need some journalists on this one. Yeah, man. I think you need to see him with James O'Keefe.

Figure this one out. Do you have a pair of glasses you could wear? Can James O'Keefe go undercover as a migrant? Oh, here's... Josh Field says, when you brought up UPS either last night or the night before, it pissed me off

when you said that UPS is laying off drivers because of our great contract. They can't fire us union members. They are firing management. No, right. I didn't say otherwise. My point is,

if you have $100,000 and you have 10 employees that are each getting paid $10,000 and then those employees all say, we want a raise and then they get a raise to $10,000. And then those employees all say. We want a raise. And then they get a raise to $13,000. Guess what? You still only have $100,000.

Which means in order to give some of them a raise. You have to fire others. In this instance. Sure. Firing management. Right. Like this is what happens. But yeah.

If I wasn't clear with that. Then thank you for super chatting. So we have that cleared up. The people who are under union contract are being protected. happens but uh yeah if i wasn't clear with that then thank you for for uh super chatting so we have that cleared up the people who are under union contract are being protected uh i will also add i absolutely uh am opposed to unions but i love collective bargaining unions have become these weird quasi corporate entities that have weird rules about them which prevent you from actually being able to exercise your rights it's the craziest thing ever yeah so it's like i i've been in several

unions and uh hey i'd like to get a promotion you can't union contract i'm like what what's the point of being an union if it's holding me back well it's lifting others up okay well i don't want to be a part of that union then well you have no choice the law says the law says you can't we are allowed to bar you from being an employee here unless you're part of the union. And then they have the right to work laws where it's like you can't do that. Now, I agree with that. You can't force me to join a union. And then the left is like, no, everyone must join a union.

Ah, dude, I'm so sick of it. I've not had any good experiences with unions. None. Neither I. But that's just me. I'm not saying all unions are bad. I would just prefer collective bargaining and not these weird laws they have surrounding unions. Like, man, he's not a fan.

Take my money. All right. Vasht says, speaking of IDW, Brett was on Your Welcome today. Very cool. Victor Papadopoulos says, take it from an Aussie that you are giving Claire Lehman too much credit. There were plenty of journalists brave enough to call out the COVID lunacy, but she wasn't one of them. She was not. And then her and her ilk

got into it with me, and I was right about everything. Yeah, I remember, like, right when that article came out, we were talking about it downstairs. Yeah, because I'm like, yo, you're rounding people up from their houses and locking them up, and they're like, but it's comfortable, and they did this propaganda thing where they had models in the, like, the forest internment camp when they do like

day in the life like a little vlog or something the sandwich cart comes by and gives you your pre-packaged meal yeah that's well it's a shame when journalists go down that route especially journalists that were doing good work because the whole like the entire point of journalism at least what it used to be before mainstream media happened and all this dumb propaganda happened, is to challenge power. Oh, I thought you were going to say earn money. I mean, now, but journalists don't get paid a lot unless you're signed to mainstream media or you're pretty big in the industry.

But the whole point of journalism and actual reporting is to challenge powerful people. That's what it's all about. Oh, I thought you were going to say sponsorship deals. Yeah, yeah. I mean, now, we should just make weird journalists. Same with congressmen with NASCAR jackets with all their sponsors on it. That would be hilarious. Jazzonaut says, Tim talks about Australia like

the whole country is one city. Just because they poop on the streets in SF doesn't mean snap crap applies nationwide. Don't smear an entire country for what one state did. It wasn't just one state though. May not have been all the states, but Australia was not a good actor during covid

wasn't a bastion of freedom yeah yeah they did nationwide lockdown their borders and there were australians who couldn't come back in do you remember that phase betorn says my national guard son was asked to play concierge to concierge to id migrants in and out of nyc hotel take complaints for three months in spring of 23 op was passed to ngo interesting wow wow captain titus says that's not how clearances or classified information works he is probably fired but he wouldn't lose his clearance well the story just came out today 35 000 retweets like basically 10 million views yo is it a huge it is it is a huge scoop the white house was like we need to get rid of kamala harris that's crazy and that michelle obama was like i don't want to run i don't think they're

going to allow this guy to continue having clearance to top secret information if that's a clearance he has if he broke a story this large i agree it may not be how it works but i also think politically it may be however they feel it should work. Yeah, he's going to suffer the consequences for sure. Jake T says, you can be in the guard and a drill sergeant. I almost did it coming off of active duty.

Took the DD-214 instead. Interesting. Let's see. X-10 man says, maybe he's a DI escorting illegals to boot camp for citizenship for service right that good point and uh too bad we didn't see your super jets sooner but but uh thanks for the super chat and i think that that may be what we're seeing yeah terrifying they're already kind of giving them citizenship though at this point like you're just

allowed in and then you have court dates in 2032 so you know if you feel like coming if you if you feel like showing up man we need we need to get some members of congress on top of that we need we need to know what that was and they may be trying to cover it up because if it's true that they're bringing these criminal aliens and putting them in the armed forces you know i said this is joking like send them all to ukraine there you go you found your troops that may be what they're doing i mean imagine how twisted it would be they invite these people come to america you know the shining city on the hill awaits you get here and they're like get on the bus we're sending you to iran yeah i mean i gotta be honest militaristically talk about a brilliant strategy

convince hundreds of thousands of people millions to come and then you just drop them off in your enemy country well lots of them are former soldiers as well coming over at least a single male so they'll fit right in might not speak the language but but all they need is a tool they don't stay in around they'll come back and then they're entitled to the gi bill if they come back if they come back if they don't come back okay fair enough but they're not loyal to your country and ultimately they're here to gain for their own benefit yep all right. Drees says, as a former information system security manager for the Air Force, I can say that for that position,

you require a top secret SCI clearance to work White House computer security. I have to imagine they're stripping him. I mean, dude, he just blabbed to a random guy he met on the internet. He didn't even know who it was. And it was James O'Keefe. Yeah.

It's almost funnier if they're like, okay, fine, you you can stay but don't go on any more dates with james o' yeah drew it arrow says driving is not a privilege thompson v smith 154 se 579 11 american jurisprudence constitutional law etc etc the right of the citizen to travel includes automobile thereon for use in life and business uh the right to travel includes automobile but what does that mean you're not you're not saying that we have a a right to drive a car are you well on the driving test it definitely says it's a privilege not a right i can respect the it's a right to be able to travel as you see fit but i don't know that if I was buck naked in the middle of the woods, I'd have a right to drive around in a car. I suppose you would in that sense. You know, self-defense is a human right.

It's a natural right. It exists. But, you know, all right. If that's what the law states, then so be it. Let's grab some more super chats. Matt H says, how crazy would it be if Javier Millet is a U.S. PSYOP to get South Americans to fight in our military? Maybe.

J Doc says, I work in military recruiting. They're not joining. Not even the DACA can join. AR 601 210 does not allow it. They have to be U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents with an I-551 green card. That's a really great point, J Doc. Also, it's illegal to cross the border in the way they are. And it's also illegal for Customs and Border Patrol agents to work hand in hand with human smugglers and NGOs to bring them and drive them to the airport. It's also illegal to have boarding

passes that say no name given and have these people boarding planes without going through proper security. So you're right, but I don't understand. There was also that congressman who floated this idea, I mean, less than six months ago, probably less than three months ago, saying, hey, what if we just let them join the military and earn citizenship? So this is already a narrative that started. You know, I just, I don't think it's off the table. I think this is ultimately a ploy.

I just don't trust this. I think it's a terrible idea, et cetera, et cetera. All right, let's off the table. I think this is ultimately a ploy. I just don't trust this. I think it's a terrible idea, etc., etc. All right, let's grab some more. April Latterback says, the border convoy isn't going all the way down to the border, but to Dripping Springs to show support and pray. Guy in charge is a retired lieutenant colonel. You should read more about it online at TakeOurBorderBack.

Very cool. I really love the idea of people going down uh and praying and protesting peacefully and not going in any way to interfere in any capacity with the board i'm glad to hear that's what that's what the story actually is here we go exton meant says kanye pushes kelsey aside yep'm going to let you finish your proposal here, but she's a psyop working for the Pentagon. There's a lot of people saying, that was the moment this country truly started to fall.

That was a split. I think it was Harambe, honestly. I think that's what did it. That was a rough time. Yeah, everything fell apart after that. All right, where are we at? Ox Lom says, weird door dash today. It just felt sus.

Two Hispanics in very dirty clothes. One ran to door while driver was slowly creeping down the street with door open. Didn't speak English and you don't need a driver's license to work for a door dash. You don't. It's crazy. I mean, I got to be honest. That sounds efficient. Yeah.

One guy drives, keeps the car in aisle. You pop the door. You run up, drop it off, run back, jump in the car. You're gone. That sounds efficient to me, dude. What do you mean? As long as you don't eat my food or touch it, we're good. Yeah, true.

I mean, if you're illegally, then that's not great. Mark Cuban's Twitter hacked. Yeah, he was posting a bunch of weird stuff or something. I think he's trying. So he was retweeting a bunch of stuff about, because Sam Hyde made a tweet about his Jewish name before. Yeah, so good, dude. So I think he was trying to retweet it

to talk about the hate media policy on Twitter. But if you look at his timeline, it's like Nick Fuentes tweets, you know, whole nine yards. Like I think he's just retweeting it to like prove a point about how hate speech is out of control on Twitter. I think that's where it's going.

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