Timcast IRL - Timcast IRL #955 Elon Musk DECLARES WAR On Disney, Funds ALL LAWSUITS, Gina Carano Is IN w/Christina Urso

Episode Date: February 7, 2024

Tim, Ian, Phil & Serge join Christina Urso to discuss Gina Carano & Elon Musk suing Disney over Carano's firing, RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel announcing she will resign, the impeachment of Alejandro Mayorkas failing, and Donald Trump releasing a statement defending Bud Light. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elon Musk has declared war on Disney. Not only is Gina Carano suing over her termination for her free speech from the show Mandalorian, but Elon Musk has gone further and said that anyone who's been fired to hit him up and he will provide legal support. I don't know if this means they're going class action, but it looks like something akin to what we were seeing with the Mark Cuban fiasco. Mark Cuban, of course, is defending the far left, the DEI in the workplace, which is explicitly overtly illegal. Elon Musk has decided to jump into the culture war fray and he is going after these big corporations

starting with Disney. So we'll talk a lot about that. That's big. Donald Trump has called for a Bud Light boycott ceasefire. Yep. Nobody cares. They're all tweeting back at his at the post that's being shared from Truth Social saying, nope, doesn't matter what Trump says. If Bud Light does not apologize, no one is going to buy their beer. And we can talk about their weird Super Bowl commercial, I guess, which I think I think we broke the company. I have no idea what they're doing at this point. It's just really bad. And then we've got some, well, we've got some good news. I guess Tucker Carlson's interviewing Vladimir Putin. That should, that'll be coming out at some point. It's not out yet, but that'll be interesting. And then we've got some troubling news. Not that anyone's surprised, but several

Republicans defected to join the Democrats to save Mayorkas and his insane border policies. Wow. This one's really, really incredible. As bad as it is, rest assured, the Republican Party is only pretending to have your back. They didn't win in 2020. The people didn't defeat the Democrats, and this is exactly what many of us predicted. I think it's fair that we were hopeful,

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with our guests. So go to TimCast.com, support our work, but also smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends. Joining us tonight to talk about this and a whole lot more is Christina Urso. Thank you so much. I'm so grateful to be here with you guys.

I am Christina. I'm an independent journalist and content creator. I am currently directing and producing my first documentary on the FBI's Governor Whitmer kidnapping hoax. It's called Kidnap and Kill an FBI Terror Plot. You can watch the trailer, support the film, and learn more about it at knkfilm.com. Thanks for hanging out. It should be fun. We got Phil Labonte. Hello, everybody. My name is Phil Labonte.

I'm the lead singer of the heavy metal band All That Remains. I'm an anti-communist and counter-revolutionary. What's up, Ian? Hey, not too much, man. It worked out earlier. I feel good. Good to hear. Yeah, I did some biceps. I did some, what are those things where you are laying your front on the bench, but you're pulling it up like this? That is

a lat pull. God, that feels so good, man. The lats. We were watching these female SEAL team yesterday training, trying to go along the zip line and getting stuck. And I just kept thinking about their lat strength. In order to get those to really wiggle wiggle your way on a on a zipline you got to have strong lats so that was a good exercise earlier yeah good stuff this was a members only event there's a it's a six minute

long video where chili decided to send a female swat team to this competition i guess for the lulz i don't know what they were thinking and and you know, and, you know, Luke Gretkowski posted, it's got millions of views because these women to their credit are dangling for like a couple of women are holding for five, for like three minutes, a three minute hold on my, it's not bad, but they're stuck dangling over water, unable to move.

It's pretty brutal. But yeah, so, uh, you know, build those lats, everyone. We got surge pressing the buttons.

Yo, what's up? I'm ready to start when y'all are. All right, here's the big news. Gina Carano sues Disney, Lucasfilm, Elon Musk will facilitate others joining the lawsuits. This is, it's an eventful day, I gotta say. It's Tuesday, so it's news day here.

What was that? Phil's got speakers blasting. My bad. Check this out. Actress Gina Carano filed a lawsuit against lucasfilms and disney with the aid of ex-owner elon musk she said the actress announced her lawsuit on in a tuesday x post after my 20 years of building a career from scratch and during the regime of former disney ceo bob chapek lucasfilm made this statement on twitter terminating me from the mandorian. Quote, Gina Carano is not currently employed by Lucasfilm, and there are no plans for her

to be in the future. Nevertheless, her social media posts denigrating people based on their cultural and religious identities are abhorrent and unacceptable. Carano wrote, citing Lucasfilm's statement. Now, here's the thing. She never said those things. Gina Carano never denigrated anybody, never insulted anybody. And she points this out in a long ex post where she says, I never used aggressive language. I shared thought provoking quotes, pictures, memes, and I occasionally occasionally used my words, not with aggression, but bop, boop, which is in no way. Here we go. She says, so what did I do?

She says, I was I was called a transphobe for making droid noises from Star Wars. Beep, bop, boop was obviously directed to the online bullies and did not in any way denigrate transgender people. But they did fire a fire. She says, a couple months ago, Elon Musk tweeted that if you had been fired from the platform, fired, I think she means for, using the platform X for exercising your right to free speech, he would like to offer these people legal representation. Quite the noble offer, but never in my wildest dreams would I have thought anyone would take on my case against Lucasfilm and Disney. Still, I did respond back, I think I qualify, and thousands of people agreed, but I didn't expect anything.

To my surprise, a few months ago, I received an email from a lawyer who had been hired by X to look into my story and many others. Turns out, after sending them as much information as I could, I could gather these past few months, my now lawyers and X believe wholeheartedly in my case and are moving forward. I would like to express my deepest gratitude and thank you to Elon Musk and X for giving me the opportunity to bring my case to light. As for me, I would like to pick up where I left off and continue my journey of creating and participating in storytelling, which is my utmost passion and everything I worked for. It has been difficult to move forward with the lies and labels stuck on me. Backed and encouraged by the most powerful entertainment company in the world, I am grateful someone has come to my defense in such a powerful way

and look forward to clearing my name. It would appear, the reporting I've seen, is that she is seeking to be recast let me make sure we have that is that uh i believe that's the uh perhaps i saw that a hollywood reporter that should she win the lawsuit she would want to be recast uh on the show mandalorian i don't know if that is exactly what's happening here but elon musk isn't stopping there he tweeted if you were discriminated against by disney or its subsidiaries ab, Marvel, etc., just reply to this post to receive legal support. Wow.

This is going to be big. I want to just say as we get into this, because we also we can read this post he put up from Disney. It's good for business. There are a lot of people who are scared to use twitter x let's let we'll stop dead naming the platform you know we're almost there they're scared because they're gonna get fired this is elon musk's one of his smartest business moves it's not even about the culture war i mean i'm sure it is honestly but i'm sure at the company there are some business minded individuals who asked elon why sue for people getting fired from the platform?

And Elon said, look, how many people would be on the platform verified with their profile picture paying eight dollars a month? If they were confident they would not be fired for speaking up. A lot of people use the platform won't sign up out of fear. It will connect to them. And then when they express their opinions, they will lose their lives. We defend them when they get fired and they'll feel more comfortable. We'll get more users. We'll get more paying subscribers. Not to mention Elon Musk probably said, think of the ideological press. When we announce we're doing this, every person who opposes this,

this anti-free speech is going to sign up to support us because they know that that money is helping to fund pushing back against cancel culture i mean maybe um i think that i'm starting to think that he's he's got a chip on his shoulder now i mean he is in a position where he's got the federal government uh you know starting to really look at him and he's he's getting pressure from uh the administration and when the president is you know making remarks about you saying things like we're going to look into you that's a pretty intimidating kind of thing so i think that there's probably a lot of personal uh impulse there you know but uh i mean maybe he is i don't know i'm for it what do you guys think yeah of course i'm for it the main thing

i think is that if she wants to get her job back and get recast that that would be a very hostile work environment for her even if they are forced to do it legally i don't know why she would want that that's what recast means someone else right well no i don't know if it's true he said hollywood reporter tim mentioned mentioned said that she wanted to get her old role back be recast on the yeah i want to make sure i'm trying to to fact check that because I had seen that. It's an interesting demand. Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah. How the reporter chrono brings a claim of wrongful discharge and sex discrimination. She seeks a court order that would force Lucasfilm to recast her and at least $75,000 plus punitive damages. Interesting. Yeah. It's interesting. Maybe it wouldn't be a hostile i mean look yeah

i mean she might be friends with all those yeah and like it was the producer that she didn't even know that fired her that no one even knew or something like that oh right right right somebody made a phone call and then they came to her and they're probably like gina we're sorry i mean they're telling us you're out and she was probably like what the man that's probably crazy and the crazy thing about it is she's pointed out she did not what we read this she didn't say the things they claimed she said the big egregious violation was when she posted uh it was like an image from the holocaust and it said do not be tricked into condemning your neighbors and they were like she's compelling compare comparing republicans to jews

in the holocaust which she was not she was literally making a broad statement of the government will trick you into being enemies with your with fellow people yep and that's like a common occupy leftist trope yep where the where the government corporations want to pit the people against each other yeah i mean not to get into the metaphysical too deeply or whatever but this this kind of points to the the argument that the has power, that just having the ability to articulate things can make things manifest in reality. What they did was they said, look, she said all these anti-Semitic things. And even though the content was not anti-Semitic, the point of it was not anti-semitic and there's no evidence that it was just people saying look this connection to you know the the holocaust means that she's insensitive means that she's anti-semitic and it got enough people concerned enough where they the where the you know the higher ups at disney

said okay you've got to go where they just and because all the estimation is is just is this worth us defending is it worth us fighting for i want to i want to just stress this point that um there are journalists out there i'll see a news headline and they'll say something like donald trump uh you know orders drone strike blah blah blah and i'll be like wow that's big and then i will click the story and in the first paragraph it will start with it was a dark and stormy night okay a midsummer tuesday scroll down the end of that paragraph yep and i'm like by the end of the third paragraph i tell you what it's about exactly and we've all experienced this and i bring this up because i give you the lawsuit introduction a short time ago in a galaxy not so

far away done i skipped to the end of the paragraph immediately and see if it's topical i won't come on it was just descriptive defendants made it clear that only one orthodoxy and thought speech and action was acceptable in their empire and that those who dared to question or failed to fully no you lost me i have cancer now i now oppose elon musk i am going full democrat i'm a leftist now because of that. I wonder if you let Grok write this thing. I have cancer now. Sounds like it. And it's probably terminal. I can't believe they did

that in the open. Oh, man. That sounds like Grok wrote it. That's funny. I wonder if he used Grok to write that. I gotta be honest. If I was a judge, I would be really pissed off. I would be so pissed off. Don't waste my time. I would be too. No flowery words. Give are they are they expecting that their judge the judge is going to be like a star wars nerd or something that was very clever it is not clever at all so what else

we got cancer terminal okay so they say in her post she expressed her personal political views opinions beliefs in retaliation for her exercise of her speech rights defendant terminated carano's employment and took other retaliatory actions to limit and deny her future employment opportunities including but not limited to making maliciously false statements about carana carano with the intention of damaging her reputation and thus her ability to find and retain work i think that's the important factor here i'm willing to bet it was an activist at the company who was like, okay, we're going to fire her. It doesn't matter if she did anything wrong.

And then the statement that went out saying she made aggressive, you know, she made these disparaging comments was to defame her quite literally because she never did. And I don't know what lawyer would sign off on a defamatory statement like that. No, I think it was an activist who just went for it maybe definitely who else do you think might join

in a lawsuit like this i mean are there are there any other like people we could think of to get her fired no no people that have been wronged by disney yes yes that elon espn well i mean uh theoretically i mean i don't know what anyone that might have been on that. The series that she was supposed to be in, they were going to make her do that. Joe Pascal, anybody that was supposed to be in the series, they might be able to be like, hey, I was supposed to be a grip on that series or I was supposed to be this on that series or they might be able to make a monetary claim. This is just, you know, hypothetical. But otherwise, I but otherwise i don't know you know yeah i don't know i suppose you could argue that uh yeah these secondary jobs that were cut because she was removed from the show or something i don't know yeah i don't i don't know that how it'll work out as a class action well let's take

a look at this tweet we have this tweet from el, and he says, An anonymous source just sent me this from Disney. It is mandatory institutionalized racism and sexism. It is. Disney general entertainment content inclusion standards. Ladies and gentlemen, we've got a leak from inside the house showing how Disney is racist. I'd like to give a shout out to Mark Cuban. This guy, his response to being exposed as a racist was to claim that he's being attacked by people who are anti-Semitic on X. And I'm just like, that's kind of, Mark, I got to be honest, that's kind of the Kevin Spacey argument.

Now, Kevin Spacey gets accused of rape and then he's like, I'm gay. And it's like, yes, well, that may be, but you were accused of rape. So right this way to jail, sir. And then we'll have a trial you know and then i guess the witness is like several of the witnesses or something happened and you know like we went with what's like witnesses or victims died or something like that oh yeah but i think he was yeah i think he was acquitted wasn't he i think so is that all of his accusers passed away i don't think that's true or maybe one that didn't there were a couple i

think that like but but i think he was acquitted. And so if he was, like, it is what it is. Like, you know, if that's what the courts find, I don't know what else I can say. Doesn't mean I completely agree with it, but I'm not gonna attack a guy who went through the system in that way. That being said, back to Mark Cuban, who quite literally fights tooth and nail to be like,

I want to hire based on race! And he's screaming it. And then people are like, dude, that's racist. And he's like, you hate Jews. It's like, okay, dude. I mean, it's not literally what he did. He just immediately started highlighting all the tweets that were anti-Semitic instead of addressing the arguments that were against him. The anti-Semitic screech is like the most annoying one right now for me.

I've had friends that are like, Ian, be careful talking about Israel because people will think you're anti-Semitic. I'm like, yeah, right. Okay. I'm still going to talk about Israel because I've been talking a lot about how it got created. I don't want to derail into this. We are not derailing into that. So back to Disney. We have this post from Elon Musk. Standard A on-screen

representation. At least three of the following five areas need to be met to fulfill standard a characters 50 or more of regular recurring written characters from underrepresented groups well in hollywood that would mean white people i think right uh 50 or more of regular recurring actors come from underrepresented groups secondary characters meaningful inclusion blah blah you get it series premise integration of underrepresented groups in overall themes and narratives episodic storytelling ongoing meaningful integration of underrepresented groups and

episodic themes blah blah blah standard b creative leadership are they doing this? Every single one of these say underrepresented groups. Every single one. Every single one of these. Underrepresented. Okay. They say underrepresented or historically underrepresented? Critical context. Here we go.

When evaluating whether a group is going to be fun is underrepresented. It says anyone involved in hiring decisions is prohibited from asking candidates and talent about their actual or perceived race, religion, color, orientation, sex orientation, I believe it says gender, gender identity, military or veteran status, age, disability or any other legally protected categories. if you are a casting director who needs to find an underrepresented group but you can't ask about any of those things, then I think there are only a few underrepresented groups you can actually cast and they are going to be atypical. For instance, let's see,

you want an underrepresented group, underrepresented group in your movie, but you can't ask about any of those things. But you can't ask about any of those things but you can't ask if they're a furry and they're certainly underrepresented right and what what other groups are underrepresented race car drivers okay i mean i don't see big political action committees supporting you know race car drivers bull riders bull riders so uh that's the way we can we can go i do think it's funny to say military or veteran status

like that and and they're like it is funny how they're saying you have to include these things but you can't ask about it yeah uh ronan mcdaniel's out at the uh we'll get into that one um yeah look wow there is there is clearly uh the desire to have more racial awareness which makes people more racist the reason that people had a problem with crt with critical race theory that this is kind of like gone away as a topic or as a hot topic recently because topics move along. But the thing that CRT does is it produces people that have a critical racial consciousness. They see race before anything else. So the results of CRT is stuff like the DIE stuff, the diversity, inclusion inclusion and equity stuff that the results are you look at race first and that all the studies that you've ever that have ever been done about

this it just makes people more race more racist it makes people want to divide more it makes people see separate things it makes people look at at each at people as as the other it is a terrible terrible way to look at people it is illiberal and it is against everything that our our country is founded on which is the idea that individual people are all created equally and they are to be treated equally under the law all of this stuff flies in the face of that dei and all of this stuff is not the continuation of the uh civil rights movement it is totally antithetical to anything liberal well that's the argument from a lot of people and i agree is that the civil rights act created the pathway for all of this that that's an argument that could be made because technically you shouldn't have any of the stuff

that applies to the private sector in the in the Act about, you know, you can't discriminate based on race or anything. Technically, that stuff shouldn't apply to the private sector. If you want to make those kind of arguments in the public sector, in the government and stuff like that, you can make an argument. But technically, as long as you have the freedom to associate, you should be able to say, I don't want to be around those people. But once the government starts getting involved in that, then that's setting the precedent that the government has the right to associate you should be able to say i don't want to you know those people but once the government starts getting involved in that then that's setting the precedent that the government has the right to get involved and i wonder i wonder what the statute of limitations is on this because i don't know if it matters considering the company i worked for doesn't exist anymore but it wasn't abc news uh joint venture fusion and they discriminated

against me based on my race that was they had a they had a thing called the black and brown forum where what yeah it's something that i think they still do it and they were interviewing interview like hillary clinton and bernie sanders and i was one of their like star talent reporters and when they had the event i wasn't i wasn't made i knew it was going on and i didn't hear anything and And I was like, I'm just going to do my thing. Like, I'm not somebody who really complains. When the event happened, they brought in like three of the top talent they had for the company, Fusion. And then they cast a black guy who was from New York who was like a comedian and well-known. And I'm like, look, I don't care. Like, you can do whatever you want.

It's your company. I literally don't care. I'm doing my thing. I'm't care. Like you can do whatever you want. It's your company. I literally don't care. I'm doing my thing. I'm getting paid. However, when all of this stuff started coming up and I was like, because the guys who run the company were not woke, they didn't know or care. They were just like, I don't know. This is what we're told. The marketing people and the young people.

But I was explicitly told by the president of the company that I look too white to be able to be a part of that program. And I'm like, man, you had a chance to get like a mixed race Asian guy in the program. When was this? Twenty six. Twenty sixteen. This is November 19, 2015. and I'm like, man, you had a chance to get like a mixed race Asian guy in the program. And what year was this? 2016. This is November 19, 2015 is when Fusion announced they were going to broadcast with the Iowa Brown and Black Presidential Forum. There you go.

And I was like, I come from a mixed race family. I was like, what? And I wonder. I mean, maybe it's too late. I don't know if I would care all that much to be involved, but I do kind of feel like the reason I bring it up is like this is way too long is too way too long ago it's like a decade ago yeah i don't think there's any better left lying well i just think it's probably too long ago but i can at least say this this is a company that was half owned by abc news and they they have been doing this for a long time yeah elon's looking

for people abc is a subsidiary of disney elon's looking for people to join in maybe that's what i'm saying it's it's been it's been uh nine years so actually it's been eight years because it's only a few months after with november when they did it but at the very least i don't think i would be involved in any way i want to make sure it is known i experienced this it literally happened the company was insanely racist and sexist it was it was insane how racist they were there was a there was one instance where the news team was going over a story about ghost in the shell uh this is when scarlett johansson was going to be playing uh the major the main character from ghost in the shell and they were like why is a white woman playing a japanese woman and i said actually she's a robot and actually it's really it's transhumanist the core concept of ghost in the shell is being able to transfer to different bodies different sexes

different races and they're like nah they're just racist so we're gonna call it racist instead like it had to be viewed through that lens no matter what and i'm like okay yeah right and uh i will say this elon please uh look into this the editor-in-chief, Alexis Madrigal, had a Twitter banner at the time that said, Down with Whiteness. Yeah. And this stuff has been... And a black fist. This stuff has been churned out of colleges every year for at least a decade now.

That means 10 years of graduating classes from all over the country people that have this kind of ideology built in have been getting jobs or maybe they haven't been getting jobs but at least some of them have been getting jobs in human resources departments all over the country this is this is such a massive it was a massive problem a decade ago and now it's reached the point where it is likely that the united states will not be will not get out of this the same and be the same country we've got to acknowledge were you gonna say something just that yuri basmanoff said what it was one generation was all you needed to demoralize and then you could destabilize the country and you're

saying like 10 years so So another five years. Yeah. I don't know. And people are still arguing as to if this is even happening. Yeah. Like we're all born equal, legally equal, but we're not all the same. And we all come from different nutrition backgrounds. And if our parents were poor, they didn't have access to nutrition.

Maybe their brains weren't as developed. So their child's brains aren't as developed. And then if I come from poverty, maybe I'll be poor too. And I won't have good brain matter. My kids won't either. So there's like, then when you're like, you throw all these kids in school and you're like, learn math. The kids that don't have the brain matter

that come from poverty struggle because they don't have the mental capacity. But that doesn't mean you take those kids and you shove them into CEO positions just so that you have enough color, like the same color or the right color. Like you've also got to let people flounder like it's the sad nature of reality if people come from suffering they've got to either figure it out for themselves i mean at least that's seems to be the least worst way forward is to let people do

it on their own instead of force feed and force the system into but i mean i'm totally down with like the the the descendants of slaves in the united states had like they come from generational poverty and lack of nutrition not everybody but some of those families do so that's a real problem but i don't think forcing them into positions of power is the right way to solve for it or to give them money you know you got to feed them you know you could argue like healthy food but that would be like society-wide that wouldn't just be you wouldn't just want to target little communities with good nutrition. You could maybe potentially, you know, food stamps tend to get people Pepsi.

I've seen that you can buy Pepsi with food stamps. That's insane. There's all kinds of problems with like entitlement programs and stuff like that but the fundamental thing that that you're talking about is is whether or not people have you know the the the ability to you know provide sustenance for themselves and i don't know that there's a significant amount of hunger in the united states to the point where it's affecting whether or not people like develop properly like i get that happens in like north korea like you get people that are so malnutrition so malnourished they they don't you know they're two inches shorter than people in south korea or whatever but i don't know if that's happening in the u.s is it well i i imagine after

like 1860s it was people were pretty poor in the depression seven million people died during the great depression well i mean that that kind of stuff you're talking about is stuff that would happen to people born now though, right? And now it's not that they don't have food, it's that they don't have nutrition. Like a lot of the preservatives and stuff sold in the cheap food at the store is like- It actually makes them obese. Yes, which is also,

that's not feeding the brain properly in my opinion. It's creating another struggle. I don't know if obesity is generational do obese parents tend to give birth to children that are prone to they don't give birth to them but obesity is behavior based if you don't move enough and you don't exercise like the food that they get taught to eat when they're kids as well like if you don't have the you know the people telling them how to cook and what they should be cooking and then they'll probably just eat prepackaged with their entire life and that does happen all the time and then they raise their kids like that

and then those habits you develop at a really young age you carry them forward with you and then you teach your kids those bad habits unless you break that cycle well i suppose you know you want reparations you gotta teach people to break that cycle and first they gotta even know what that cycle is which requires some education let's jump to the big breaking news ronald mcdaniel rnc chairwoman plans to step down donald trump is trump is likely to back an election denier michael whatley that is north carolina gop to replace her so apparently uh trump got on the phone with her and then people were expecting something to happen and then like one of her i think her chief of staff or some you know one of her top staff members resigned and now the new york times reporting she is uh planning to resign i think there's actually

look there's been a revolt in the republican party over her failure abject failure and uh this is great this is absolutely fantastic news this This is, we are excising the old guard, establishment neocon types, and uniparty garbage from the RNC. Did you guys know that, I believe, someone searched this. I heard that the Democrats have raised three times what the RNC has raised. I don't know if it's three times, but I've heard that it's a significantly larger amount of money. Because no one's going to give them money so long as Ronna McDaniel is in this position. I hope you're right. And I'm very, very happy to hear that Ronna McDaniel is out.

You cannot fail as regularly as she did and expect to keep your job. And, I mean, it's ridiculous that she's that she stuck around the fact like the fact that she made it after trump uh you know lost in 2020 like she should have been gone then yeah because in my opinion the whole the reason that that the reason that trump lost was because of the rnc not being prepared with actual on the ground stuff to compete with the Democrats the way they were clearly, you know, ballot harvesting and stuff. And I don't care that people are going to sit there and make excuses for the Republicans. I don't care about the excuses. I don't care why you lost.

You lost. You get fired for that. Get out of here. RNC reported its worst fundraising year since 2013 wow she's a joke they raised 87 million and they started 2024 with just over 8 million and now now hold on what look up turning point usa can we can we look up their numbers let's uh let me do a quick search yeah how much how much money has she mismanaged though and squandered like how much money did she start out with it was millions of dollars that she had that she did nothing with that she completely squandered how much has the

rnc raised since do we know the rnc or you're looking for turning point how much is turning point raised rnc so we can we can compare 87 million 87 million. 87 million and 20. That's a lot more than... That's in 2023. A lot more than I think TPUSA raises. But the interesting thing is, when we were at Turning Point MFest, a lot of people were saying, this is basically replacing the RNC.

Yeah, that's a good point. That's the vibe I got while I was there. It just felt like, if there's going to be what you would call a Republican National Convention, that's what Turning Point feels like and desantis didn't go that was crazy i don't know that was real i like him as governor i mean now that he's not running anymore he's like a badass again yeah it's kind of crazy but he he's got no charisma i'm sorry no but i mean like now that he's not running for president all of a a sudden he's just like, when he said deport Ilhan Omar, I was like, oh, what?

Where was this guy? Exactly. Where has he been? For reference, the DNC seems to have raised $140 million to the RNC's $87 million. That's embarrassing. That's more with Joe Biden. It says allied groups. So it might be more than just the DNC.

Dude, the RNC entered 2024 with eight with only eight million dollars. That's nuts. That's insane. Holy raise. Rap dude. That's like negligent like that. That's nuts, man.

How much did they raise? They entered the year with eight million in cash. And now they've got how much? Eighty seven. I don't think this article has their total rate. Okay, here we go. They raised $87.2 million in 2023, ending the year with $8 million left in the bank.

Wow. The DNC raised $119 million with $21 million cash on hand. And then I'm not finding Turning Point's numbers exactly, but their revenue of 2022 was $55 million. That was their revenue. $55 million. $55 million. They're starting to replace.

This is what I was wondering. They're starting to replace the RNC. Yeah. Why would anyone donate to the RNC at all? It used to be that like, hey, we're going to support the Republican Party and we're going to support their candidates. And then when you donate, they can donate that money to one of the candidates. Nah.

Best thing they could do is make Charlie Kirk the head of the RNC. Or we just stop caring. I don't know if you would even take it at this point. I mean, it is good that Ronald McDaniel is out, but I got to be honest. I don't care for the Republican establishment. And I think it's true. Many Trump supporters felt the same way. That's why they started using the lion instead of the, what is it?

The elephant, right? GOP elephant. No, I didn't know that. Yeah, they started using a lion for Trump because they're like, it's a different party.'s a different party yeah i think it's fairly obvious in 2016 and it's it's it's the ron paul generation the the ron paul populist types went mises caucus libertarian or they or they went not all of them some of them went trump some of uh some of the ron the mises caucus guys are actually uh speak positively of trump's foreign policy despite it not being perfect but then you get the bernie Sanders progressives, and there was an attempted

ousting of the leadership in the Democrat and Republican parties in 2016. Donald Trump succeeded. Bernie Sanders failed. You want to know why that happened? Place Bernie Sanders next to Donald Trump. There's your answer. No question. That was the best the progressive left could muster up for a populist revolt in the democratic party yeah bernie's gonna stand outside the door knocking bug excuse me

can i please come in and donald trump just hires a bunch of guys battering rams and he walks and it's my time now we're taking it and that's what he did and uh they desperately need to they desperately for their cause need to stop him but uh they can't here we go with the ousting of ron mcdaniel finally holy crap did you say they mentioned a guy they want to put in as the head of the rnc already they've already got a yep yeah michael watley they say he's an election denier i didn't realize he was a democrat who thought trump was a russian agent oh oh oh they're saying he has questions about potential voter fraud yeah i mean you mean, you know, I get it.

Election, wait, what? DOJ arrests New Jersey Democrat for mail-in ballot fraud. Uh-oh. If I agree with the DOJ, am I an election denier now? I don't want to be an election denier, guys. Man, I can't believe it took this long to get rid of Ronald McDaniel. It's almost too little too late, to be honest. Well, I mean, I would disagree just because of the fact that it's still, you know, it's February.

There's still a lot of time, a lot of time. Most elections, you don't have such a clear idea of who the nominee is going to be this early. Usually it's not until at least april you know until you know people really kind of shake out so she might whoever comes in might be able to do some some good hopefully i i kind of think it's fair to assume this year will be the weirdest thing you've ever seen i know we joke about ben shapiro rapping like aha it's 2024 and ben shapiro is the biggest rapper in the world blah blah like it's a joke no it's not really that big a deal like there's a lot of cultural things that have happened you know

the fjb song hitting number one we obviously have some cultural influence on our side i'm talking about we have a lot of expectations of what's going to happen but i'm saying like dude if aliens came down and just abducted nicki haley in middle of like a speech, I would just not be surprised at all. I'm half kidding. You know, like maybe not aliens, but I'm just saying right now we expect Trump to be the nominee. I honestly have no idea. I put my bet on it, place my chips on that Donald Trump's going to be the nominee. But I don't know, man.

I mean, Vivek, I think, made a good point about they will stop at nothing yeah we did we literally have no idea and and i'm i'm here's what i'm worried about a black swan event happening in the next few months there's no way to predict it these things happen you have no idea yeah my worst fear well no actually this is just one of my fears is a power out is like a grid down water down situation for two plus weeks where uh something that would cause water down if the water grid goes out well dude disease gets really can get really nasty they're reporting that the houthis may cut undersea cables disrupting international communications but when i was doing this war gaming in my head like what's

the worst and i'm thinking okay they really want to create, like, a world order, but they want order. They don't want world chaos. They want order. So they're not going to knock out power grids and things like that. I don't think that that's the aim, is to destroy and corrupt. I think the idea is to peacefully take control. So I don't know. It depends on if you believe that there is actually a plan to uh decrease population why not well they i know

there's a plan that they want to slow the growth of the population i mean i think that there's a plan they want to slow the growth i don't know if they actually want to go decrease the total or if they just want to slow the growth of the total i'm not sure exactly i i i think we've got probably a normalcy bias yeah but not an optimism bias. I think many of us actually are concerned about what's going to happen this year. But, you know, I've been thinking about this every day. I wake up. I got routine.

You know what I mean? We come in. I sit down. I got my little spin drift right here. And we got our bill tong. And we do the show every day. And I wake up in the morning and I read the news every day. And part of me is thinking, like, I kind of feel like it is reasonable to expect that at some point this year something will

happen that will completely disrupt our ability to have some kind of routine we saw that with covid that shattered everything it is 2024 it is four years on they do not want trump to win by any means necessary so i kind of just feel like black swan event. I don't know what's going to be. Yeah. I don't know, man. I don't know either. There's a significant part of me that doesn't believe that Donald Trump will be the president in 2025 no matter what happens.

Of the neo-confederacy he will be. Of the union is another question. I mean, that's... I don't want to talk about that. But I just don't think that the establishment will allow it. I think that they're going to come up with some kind of excuse, whether it be something that actually happens on Election Day or not. We already saw that they said he has no immunity.

Yep. So I'm game, man. let's arrest barack obama stat that's something you know there was i think it was daryl isa i retweeted something today just a little while ago i think it was daryl isa that was making allusions to that uh exact thing that if it is that if the case is that donald trump does not have immunity, then Barack Obama doesn't either. And of course. And so all we need is some Republican in law enforcement anywhere with some balls to initiate the criminal proceedings against Barack Obama for the extrajudicial assassination of Anwar al-Awlaki and his son, Abdur Rahman al-Awlaki. Yep.

But, you know,ans are cowards oh man i mean that's not fair dude weak coward that's not that's still not fair it is not fair to call republic because you're insulting weak cowards uh the republicans are worse than that they are like gimps on leashes for the democrats and don't take my word for it we have this story from the post-millennial house fails to impeach dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas four republicans defected to join the democrats in supporting what everyone in the country is now calling an invasion you see al sharpton called it an invasion? Yes, even Democrats are saying this. Marjorie Taylor Greene said

it's not over. There was a motion to recommit. They could bring up articles next week. Laura Loomer tweets, the House GOP just failed to impeach DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas even when they gave the majority, when they have the majority, Republicans always fail to deliver. These are the Republican

traitors who voted no. They should all be removed from Congress. They are essentially Democrats. Ken Buck doesn't give a damn because he's a retiring selfish POS. Tom McClintock of California, Ken Buck of Colorado, Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin, and Blake Moore of Utah. All those guys like to get kicked in the nuts. I want to stress this right now to each and every one of you.

Make it heard to the best you can. If there's anything we can do on this show, I'll tell you, I am a guy who complains to a camera for a living. But if there's anything I can do, it is to tell all of you listening to make sure

you tell everyone you know, never donate another penny to anything related to McClintock, Ken Buck, Gallagher, Blake Moore. Never contribute in any way. And if you can, you live in their districts, campaign against them, run against them, and stop giving money to the RNC until they come out, apologize for this, replace Ronald McDaniel, which they're doing right now, but they're going to get in somebody else. And even then, I'm not even convinced. I got to be honest.

I'm not even convinced the RNC deserves a single penny, no matter who they put in place. If there's one thing we can do right now, let's make sure that when Rep McClintock gets on that phone looking for donors, they tell him to screw off. He has betrayed the American people and they hang up on him. If you live in California's fifth district, call him and say you have betrayed us and do everything you can to make sure these people never, never get reelected. Name and shame them. I like that. They should all be shamed. I think that nobody feels like they have political representation here like

democrats or republicans i think on both sides people feel like they're not represented and the only people that are are corporations the corporate donors have representation but regular people don't so uh i'll play for you the clip here. This is, it's frustrating, but here you go. On this vote, the yeas are 214 and the nays are 216. The resolution is not adopted. Oh, somebody got, there's some back room stuff going on there. Exactly. Yep.

Take a look at that. Wow. Four Republicans decided to be like, let's be Democrats. I'm just, I'm so, I'm so over it, man. It doesn't surprise me the states they're from, California, Colorado, Wisconsin, Utah one, even though- No, that all makes sense. Yeah, even though some people think that Utah is,

you know, conservative, it is not. It is not nearly as conservative as people. Yeah, I was going to say. But you can actually search and- I lived there for like 10 years. It's definitely not. Everyone has that perception because of like the lds church but it's not the case this this right here is the kind of thing that i i'm i'm gonna say it civil war no a failed impeachment inquiry is not this look this is good that they're actually doing

this nope when people vote and the republicans get in 2022 and they say, now that we have Congress, we're going to make some changes and they don't. People just are you're going to generate a massive loss of confidence in the system. because they feel like nobody listens to them, nobody represents them, and they do this year after year after year, where they give someone a chance, and they think, finally, we'll get something done for us, and it never happens, and I think it makes people very frustrated. But I almost feel like they do it on purpose. They're paid to lose, and I feel part of it is like a humiliation ritual for us all. They're publicly humiliating us.

They know that 90% of the country wants reasonable border control and border policy but this is what we get and now what's happened is you've got al sharpton and other democrat personalities saying why are republicans obstructing our attempts to solve the border crisis that makes me it's really frustrating and then the republicans do exactly what they say. Oh, God. Sharpton called an invasion, but then thought that the Republicans were blocking the attempt to stop it. He said, every day we see an invasion of immigrants on the border, we got to call these Republicans and held them accountable for what they're doing. To get them to sign that open border bill that they wanted to do.

That's what they do. So they got Sharpton. That's what they do. So they got sharpened. That's the name of the game. And people are going to buy it. And there are a lot of people that are out on Twitter and influencers that are just out there just to spread essentially the official narrative. And they're out there doing the whole

blame the Republicans. It's the Republicans. You need this bill and blah blah blah blah you don't need any of that i know that there are people out there that are saying oh you know that they need to have a bill you need to have some kind of new legislation etc etc that that's not true at all that's not and the reason that you know it's not true is because in emergencies, the government does all kinds of crazy shit. They did the Berlin Airlift. If they can do the fucking Berlin Airlift. What was that? The Berlin Airlift was literally they were landing planes in Berlin every 15 or 30 seconds to supply the food because to supply food and all the things that Berlin needed because the Russians shut off access for the ground.

So the U.S., what's it called? U.K., and I forget who else. They were literally flying planes into Berlin for everything they needed, fuel, food, everything, because you couldn't get there on the ground. This was post-World War II? Yeah, this was right after World War II. This is when the Iron Curtain was going up. so if they can do the berlin airlift right if they can manage

to do that if they can make the nuclear bomb they can figure out the border without without new legislation i don't i don't buy for a second that they can't it's just that they lack the will they refuse to and they refuse to because it's politically useful it's not lack the will their wills are ironclad brother their will is for open border and they are to because it's politically useful it's not lack the will their wills are ironclad brother their will is for open border and they are doing everything the power to maintain it and manipulate the public and destroy this country i am actually really impressed with their will power to maintain a destructive open border in the face of their own constituents screaming at them to shut it down i mean you've got democrats in democrat strongholds screaming about the immigration crisis and these

republicans are like i'm gonna stand strong and work for the democrats wow unbelievable i am impressed by your by your set i'm impressed by their sacrifice so uh let it be said to those uh those four members of the uh i guess they're now honorable Democrats. I hope they never see another penny in donations. Even those guys, like all those people in the Democratic Party that voted not to impeach the guy. I mean, he seems like he's doing a piss poor job of protecting the border by letting all these millions of people across the border. He is facilitating.

Yeah, so all these people that are not on board. The impeachment sounds rational at least an impeachment inquiry like like what why is he not why is he falling short going on that's why they had the vote they did the inquiry to see you know if they're gonna actually should try to impeach him oh yeah cory mills was talking about doing this the last time he was on the show and i thought i mean it's worst case scenario he with an impeachment is they find him not guilty. If you get an impeachment, though, then that's that's assigning blame. That means that it's not it's not it's an indictment.

So, yeah, but what I'm saying is if he does, then that's if if the Democrats, if any of the Democrats or whatever were to vote for the impeachment, that's saying, yes, we did something wrong. That's an admission of guilt. And that's what they're trying to avoid is just the appearance of doing it wrong. It's total denial. It's time we vote out every single one of the Republican incumbents. Love that.

All of them. I will take a ham sandwich at this point just to punish these people for being as bad as they are now maybe i think it's fair if we assess those who are good because matt gates definitely should stay uh in terms of the senate rand paul always will have my vote thomas massey as much as i disagree with him a lot of things i still respect him would like to see him stay as well you know and i think there's a lot uh many of us disagree with massey on but he's also very good on many other things and he's a nice guy i'll take it i think he's being honest but i disagree with some of his positions there are way

too many people who are willing to like every single every single one who voted to remove santos don't know don't care that yeah that right like the fact that santos is gone has only made this more likely yep i know and know. And I like him now. I love him. I just I think he's great. He didn't. He did not lie any more than any other politician. It was just the way that he lied and what he lied about.

Right. They're all crooks. You know, he just got caught. Yeah. We don't even know that he got caught. That's true. He's been accused. He there was no way he never actually got found guilty of anything.

They just booted him because he was accused. So all the Republicans who want to get rid rid of them these they got to go they got to be they got to be ousted someone else has got to move in democrats will line up linking arms to burn down police stations and republicans are like well on procedure we can't impeach the man who's destroying our barter democrats are so good at falling in line they will tell you that a man is a woman with a straight face all right well it feels like they were falling in line donald trump you can't let the thing happen you've got to protect this guy we've got to jump to the next big story with donald trump has made a very important statement

pertaining to very serious issues here in the united States. And that is he wants us to drink Bud Light. Donald Trump posted the Bud Light ad was a mistake of epic proportions. And for that, a very big price was paid. But Anheuser-Busch is not a woke company. But I give you plenty that are and building a list and might just release it for the world to see. Why not? The radical left does it viciously to well-run conservative companies and people okay i don't understand that very nasty but it's the way they play the game on the other hand

anheuser-busch spends 700 million dollars a year with our great farmers employ 65 000 americans of which 1500 are veterans and is a founding corporate partner of folds of honor which provides scholarships for families of fallen servicemen and women they have raised over 30 million dollars and given 44,000 scholarships. Anheuser-Busch is a great American brand that perhaps deserves a second chance. What do you think? Perhaps instead,

we should be going after those companies that are looking to destroy America. Well, I will pause there, good sir Donald Trump, as much as I'm looking forward to voting for you. You are a far from perfect candidate. Anheuser-Busch is not an American company. Thank you and have a nice day.

It's a Belgian company. It's owned by InBev.-Busch is not an American company. Thank you and have a nice day. It's a Belgian company. It's owned by InBev. Right. It's not an American company. And I can respect his view. And I think the reason he's doing it is Anheuser-Busch probably does give a lot of money. And so a lot of politicians are like,

we need the money coming from Anheuser-Busch. And now Donald Trump has come out and said, it is time to end the boycott it's time to give in to the global fascism what say you panel all in favor of ending the bud light boycott so saith donald trump i so don't even care because i don't drink beer yeah if if i was in a situation if someone handed me a beer and it was bud light i would drink it i'm not gonna buy the stuff that's my that's where i'm at so uh and unless i didn't want would drink it. I'm not going to buy the stuff. That's where I'm at. And unless I didn't want to drink it, then I wouldn't.

Many people have responded directly to the post saying, no, not until there's an apology. And I 100% agree. I think that's fair. I actually, so I don't know if you guys saw the Super Bowl ad they made. Isn't it really stupid that they're putting, they put Super Bowl ads out before the Super Bowl now?

Yeah, that was what I was thinking. I think we broke Bud Light. I think we broke them. Isn't it really stupid that they put Super Bowl ads out before the Super Bowl now? Yeah, that was what I was thinking. What? I think we broke Bud Light. I think we broke them. I think there's like a guy sitting in like the marketing department in his underwear smoking cigarettes with like bags under his eyes rocking back and forth. I don't smoke cigarettes. Refreshing his feet over and over and over.

Yeah, just so basically they do this ad campaign with Miles miles teller and some woman i don't know she is and she's on hold and he's like dancing towards her with two cans of bud light and then they dance together and then laugh and drink bud light in the living room at like nine in the morning or something i don't know i don't know what time it's supposed to be in the commercial but it's stupid anyway they're both not at work so i'm assuming it's maybe late but uh it's cringe and everyone made fun of them for it a few months months later, they launched the Dylan Mulvaney thing and nuked their own company. Trying to recover, they launched a partnership with Harley-Davidson. We're a manly beer.

We drive motorcycles, and everyone made fun of them. And then, I can't remember who it was. Well, they got made fun of. Then they partnered with UFC, and everyone made fun of them. Sean Strickland came out, said, said i'm gonna fix you and and many people started saying hey look it's fine joe rogan was he like who cares the beer is fine then they sponsored shane gillis and shane gillis is is not a woke comedian they uh i don't know what capacity they're working with him but he got canceled for i think he was doing like an asian

accent and still people are like i don't know he got canceled for doing an asian accent yeah that's what it was right it was an asian it's an asian accent on a podcast like that's it was on saturday night live and then someone found an old video of him this is why this is why it's so clearly like just it's about an attack vector because like right the guys in south park have been doing asian accents for the entire time that they've had shitty walk, you know? That's right. Or city walk. And so Bud Light made a commercial now for the Super Bowl, and it's the Bud Light genie.

And it's like someone just put a bunch of random words in an AI, and it spat out. It's AI generated commercial. I think they were just like, I don't know. Chad GPT, write a commercial for us. And they're like, okay, a guy opens a fridge and he grabs a Bud Light

that a genie pops out. He wishes for heavy metal hair. A woman wishes for wealthy clothing. Another guy wishes for one big arm. Then they wish to be at a party. Then Post Malone is there. Then a T-Rex comes in. Post Malone takes credit for it then they

wish everybody has bud light and the genie tries dancing and then they're like the bud light genie and then it's over oh god that sounds horrible man so bizarre i don't know who no i like we broke them i like post malone he's cool but we we i'm like we broke them, they don't know what to do at all. And they're like, Post Malone, dinosaurs, genies. And then Donald Trump, the Trump card. Bud Light somehow got Donald Trump to post, please, please drink Bud Light. I hope he at least got paid for this then. Maybe he knows somebody in the company. Or he just saw that because it is about

money anheuser-busch does have a factory in the united states at least one i think the headquarters it's a subsidiary of a belgian company so technically it's belgian but it is entrenched the united states hires americans and that's what trump's concerned with is those people but that's like a short-term thing you can't if you're always trying to fix the people around you but you're not looking at the bigger picture of what's causing the problem you might end up just feeding into the greater problem let's do a poll smash the like button if you think we should not buy bud light until they apologize i'm a smash i know that like this the like button's gonna the like count is gonna skyrocket because because that's kind of the point but uh i would actually agree my i think

with this move and we've got the upcoming uh strike that's gonna of the point but uh i would actually agree my i think with this move and we've got the upcoming uh strike that's going to happen which is going to just decimate bud light i think that's why trump they tapped the big guns are like trump we need you to come out i wonder how much they've pledged i mean look right if donald trump is coming out in defense of bud light they've basically aligned themselves more than any company could align themselves. So Bud Light, just publicly declare you're committing a billion dollars to Donald Trump's reelection in some capacity. I'll tell you this.

How about you run a commercial apologizing, saying, and as a Bush loves America, made a terrible mistake and is deeply apologetic for the the insult and the offense and then donald trump walks in the frame and says and that's why i drink bud light and cracks one open then we go buy some it's just like please accept my apology so that our global corporations can take you over like no thanks i'm done i learned my lesson it's like a bad relationship i'm never going back i already made my move you know why doesn't donald trump post post donald trump should come out and be like everyone go buy conservative dad's ultra right right why don't why aren't we building

the parallel economy up yeah that's a question i ask myself whenever uh people are like why are you not voting for donald trump i go to come to questions like why is he not tapped into what we what's really going on why is he like still corporate why is he still playing with the the big money guys and because he's a million because he's a millionaire well so because he's a million years old here's a question for everybody listening uh it seems like a general sentiment response to trump is if they apologize that's all they have to do apologize for those that drink beer and uh for those that drink a lot of it because bud light's not a you know i'm basically trying to say like you know if you're going to the bar with your friends i'm not gonna burn up i wouldn't order bud light ever even before the boy yingling okay if we're gonna get a beer it's gonna be a yingling maybe i had one of those are Seamus over the last week it was nice they're great what's up Seamus

and you know if they only had like your traditional blue moon perhaps but for those that you know drink a lot and you've got something lighter would you consider drinking Bud Light if they issued a public statement let's say they tweeted out a card and it just said we are sincerely apologetic for

having sponsored Dylan Mulvaney we understand it was offensive we deeply apologize to those who are offended by it and we will absolutely work to get your customer your your your you know your to bring customers back would that be enough for you guys one in the chat if yes two if you will never drink bud light no matter what well i'll answer that no i would not they want their young drinkers. They want to get their young drinkers. They want to get those young people hooked on their drinks, their alcohol drinks. I'm not into it. But like apologizing for having done that.

Not good enough. I'd be like the Nazis apologized to get you on their team before World War II was over. I don't think we can compare Bud Light sponsoring Dylan Mulvaney. Hey, Thomas Jefferson said that central banks are more dangerous than standing armies. And a lot of this stuff is corporate. Oh, it looks like a mixed bag. We got both of those. Looks like people are, it's a mix between ones and twos.

Some people are saying they're never going to drink it again. Two is never going to drink it again, right? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, they said two. Everyone's just basically saying no, never again. Yeah, a lot of twos. Wow.

Even with an apology, it's no good. Yeah, but you know, the chat here on YouTube, it is definitely, it's got a negative bent on it. Yeah. We're influencing it in real time. It's got a negative bent on it. They generally are kind of like no people. What did Luke say? Did you say Luke?

Luke said he wasn't going to do it. Okay, hold on. What if, what if they apologize with a video from James Lindsay, which opens with him saying him standing next to the CEO of InBev apologizing for having sponsored Dylan Mulvaney explicitly saying they truly did not understand the nature of gender ideology and these far left fringe policies and how they were affecting the business. Now that they see how wrong it was, they would like to give the next 20 minutes of their airtime to James Lindsay to explain the problem of Marxism, cultural Marxism, far left gender ideology, and racial ideologies in our schools, in our universities, in our politics.

Take it away, James. Would you then buy a Bud Light? If that was for the Super Bowl? Like, yeah, Super Bowl, yeah. I would because I know James Lindsay would be like a complete jerk for like the first five he'd be so savage in that first five minutes on that

I'm trying to not swear to you I was just trying to come up with like what's the antithesis of Dylan Mulvaney like what is the opposite of what you could do probably that James Lindsay giving a lecture on the problems of these woke idols it would be the opposite like a real woman giving a lecture that would be the opposite an actual vagina be like a real woman giving a flexure. An actual vagina haver.

Just like a busty woman being like, we're so sorry. Big cooters that have had sex with real men. Very different. Normally my victory condition is if they sell the company. Everyone's got the one now. If they were to sell the Anheuser-Busch back to an

American owner, then I'd consider buying from their company again. But what you're saying, if they did do that with James Lindsay and they did a campaign to educate people, I'd be open to that. Is InBev owned? Is it traded on the stock market? A.B. InBev? Yeah. I think it's a public.

If it's traded on the stock market, it's not really an American or foreign company i mean who the owners are the whoever owns the stock you know yeah their headquarters is in belgium it's in belgium um but i mean they sell that they sell things all over the world they stop being like nowadays it is really true that there are you know transnational you know companies that actually transcend nation. Japanese car producers are a huge example of that. Toyota, etc. All those companies.

Most of them are made in the U.S. too. Happy Technical Tuesday for those who celebrate. Let's jump to this story from scnr.com. Tucker Carlson confirms interview with Vladimir Putin. It's our job. Our duty is to inform people. And apparently he now wants to interview Zelensky as well. A lot of speculation because Tucker Carlson was seen flying to Moscow.

And of course, everybody thought this is going to be the Putin interview. Apparently he was advised by the U.S. government not to do it. But ladies and gentlemen, I really I look at this stuff and I'm like, the machine is failing. That's just it. They can't stop Tucker. They tried to stop him. But the internet has given people an opportunity to build up their own platforms with their own voices and allow us to actually communicate in ways that could end war. Because I think when people hear what Putin has to say, if Tucker Carlson does this right, and he can do it wrong do it wrong if he does it right i think it actually help simmer down tensions that are pushing us towards

a world war iii scenario i like it yeah hopefully my concern is that if tucker doesn't ask hard questions it will be viewed as as a puff piece yeah yeah and people are going to make that argument regardless yeah the russia russia russia but there are america there's an american journalist in detained in russia currently yes yeah do we know his name is is it uh evan evan right right right let me get his name i can't remember his last name i feel bad about that but i do remember gonzalo lira who was in ukraine evan uh gershkovich wall street journal reporter wall street journal may be uh not necessarily like populist right but they're not far left and so they've got a reporter currently detained in russia if tucker carlson presses putin on this reporter and why he's being held or even gets him released and

returned then that that will be seen as a tremendous peace effort and substantially more legitimate however i think the interview probably already happened so at this point you know what we will see what this what this becomes i bet he's back in america before he or he was back in the u.s before he put that stuff out well people are people in public song so they knew he was there when he was there yeah i mean let's be real the state department knew he was there before he went oh yeah but i think this would be uh this is uh wall street journal's evan gershkovich in russia in march 2023 this reporter was arrested in russia while on a reporting trip and uh many people have been calling for his release this has been it's been almost a year now and so i don't know the circumstances i really in Russia while on a reporting trip. And many people have been calling for his release. This

has been it's been almost a year now. And so I don't know the circumstances. I really don't. And there are challenges to that because what was he doing? Who was he in contact with? For all we know, this guy was actually trying to assist Ukraine or whatever. But if Tucker presses him on issues like this, it'll be seen as more than just commentary. My concern is that tucker's interview will end up just being like so what do you think about this so what do you think about that and then putin just says oh this so that it's like we knew those opinions already yeah i think oh sorry no i was gonna say i think it's great like they're gonna try and just stop is for him

to humanize him at all because a lot of people a lot of tucker's um like his interviews in general humanize people a lot i think that's like the one thing they don't want to have happen at all like they can't stand for this person they personally been trying to make hitler be humanized you know yeah so uh natalie f denelition says just checking in on the left and they're not okay so here's a funny image it's uh tucker carlson wearing a russian hat do you know what's really funny about this image it looks like george bush jr no uh it was that everyone's favorite press secretary had a similar hat that's right she had her pink little commie hat and their tucker never wore that she did yeah these people are insane chattanooga times free press here's one the newest soviet

hero and there's uh tucker but i think some of these are old i think they're just you know russian dressing ha ha and and tucker is putting on they cannot me these are definitely old because it says fox on the microphone he hasn't been there for some time swanson turkey carlson frozen frozen russian asset like that one's not even funny that's the internet they don't know how to meme anyone with a pencil can those are probably all old though because they all have him at fox news and he's not there anymore this is great i had i've been wanting to interview putin for a long time i wanted to go there with lex friedman a long time ago i was like i just had a vision like i was laying in bed like i have to do this it has to happen because it's similar like i think that the the the message of

why there's war has been obfuscated why i don't know how does how is his english putin i don't know he can speak a little yeah uh it'd be great if he gives the interview in english dude it'd be so good what uh it's part of what makes um but he can't articulate himself as as as um intricately yes in a second language well what were you you were you said that you were unsure of why the war was going on i think a lot of people don't know what the hell is happening they're like does putin wanted to take over europe that they think that that's what's happening i've thought that he wanted that trade port in sevastopol and they're trying to secure land bridges like East 105 and East 97,

those freeways that go down into the Crimea across the Northern. So they have to take that land and they haven't really advanced much further than that. It doesn't look like they want anything other than Mediterranean sea access. And that's not really a castus belly to throw our men and women at a board a meat grinder and

the poor ukrainians funded meat grinder for those people like i don't think so and if they really if they want a new world order man russia and the united states can collaborate and make that happen we have a very very important uh note contextual update on the uh the mayorkas impeachment blake more off the hook blake more voted to impeach Mayorkas, only changed his vote because they needed a procedural reason to refile next week. Ah, okay.

So Blake Moore is in favor of impeaching Mayorkas. The Republicans said, I guess it can't be a tie. We need a reason to refile. So change your vote. He said, okay. So apologies. Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted that out, saying the three no votes were mike gallagher tom mcclintock and ken buck blake moore is actually

helping them refile because of the other three so in fact if anything donate more to that guy for uh for for for standing up so apologies more i appreciate that good on you blake yeah anyway uh carlson cited numerous interviews. The corporate press is held with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, describing them as fawning pep sessions specifically designed to amplify Zelensky's demand that the U.S. enter more deeply into a war in Eastern Europe and pay for it. That is not journalism. It is government propaganda of the ugliest kind, the kind that kills people. Actually, that actually he didn't he didn't actually say i added that because it should have been there anyway but uh he's right he's right and

i and i do i mean look i look at what's going on going on now politically and i really do feel like we have a strong opportunity to end this war machine at least in some capacity trump's far from perfect but shout out to dave smith when he came on the show and even he was like i yes like trump was way better than these other presidents on foreign policy like and we and we we like those things like it's not we don't like what he did we like the things he didn't do that every other president did and i'm like we're winning the libertarians we're getting some of them and that's good enough now with moves like this cannot silence us. I don't want to go to war. Vladimir Putin invading Ukraine has nothing to do with me or you or anyone in the United States.

It is garbage nonsense. And that's it. We don't care about any of these other conflicts around the world. Some country invaded some other country. And what do we say? Nothing. But when the U.S. is trying to invade and do these things. Did you hear what Chuck Schumer said the other day? he was saying that like we may be at war in eastern

he said if we lose this war and i said excuse me we lose this war i didn't realize you thought we were in it i mean i've been saying it's us many of those who aren't stupid knew it was us but now you have the gall to publicly state we are fighting this war. Chuck Schumer just said on TV the U.S. is at war with Russia. That's insane. Bulldog D.C. And the war machine. I like the sound of that, except my concern is liberal economic order has the war machine.

It's the military industrial complex,eing you know lockheed these big contracting company corporations if it transitions to a new world order that's like more of a corporate governance are they going to own the war machine then is it going to be corporations that own lockheed and boeing and instead of them being subservient to the american government they're already owned by corporations yeah they're fascistly tied in with the u.s government but are they going to like disperse the spam with the u.s government and then go to some corporate fascist collusion and then it'll be like governed from switzerland and we'll just become global serfs to this corporate monster i'm not sure what you're talking about the new world order they want to like corporatize governance i understand that but i'm not i don't

i'm not understanding the actual structure you're talking about my concern is that right now the american government is sort of in control of the of the war machine or the war machines in control the american government but they have a collusive state of being and we're benefiting from that as americans in a way in a big big big way a lot of other people are suffering tremendously as a result so if they transition that and it's no longer the american government that is tied up with this war machine would it then just be corporations that are totally in control no free speech i think they want it to be a lot more like china yeah so then in that if that's the case i'd i'd rather not shut down the liberal economic

order i mean maybe i know the world wants that and i don't like 700 american military bases all over earth and bombing trade routes and and waterways and to keep keep american steel flowing but like the i see two paths i see technocratic fascism or or like militaristic fascism i don't know what's if there's a third way i'd like to i'd like to see it that's my problem you don't's a third way, I'd like to see it. That's my problem. You don't see a third way either? Like, it'd be decentralized governance of some sort? No. There's no perfect system. Yeah.

There's just... Look, communism works perfectly. And this is a fact that it's time everyone recognized. It works perfectly after you kill anyone who dare oppose you. That's the issue. When everyone is ideologically homogenized, your system works because everyone expects what they get. If you're starving to death, that's the world we live in. Like Harry Tubman said, I freed many slaves.

I would have freed many more if only they knew they were slaves. So whatever system you have, if you eliminate dissent, the system operates. Is it the best system? Well, it depends on what your definition of best is. So if you look at parliamentary governance, democratic, you know, constitutional republics or whatever, I think what we have in the United States is the best we can come up with. But you will still get power coalescing, which leads to corruption that needs to be accounted for and held accountable.

But so long as everyone agrees ideologically, government governance is it doesn't matter if everyone on the planet was as religious as Seamus Coughlin, you'd have world peace. You would have no conflict, no crisis. There would be no war because they would all be ideologically homogenized. It's not because Seamus is the nicest person in the world or because his religion is correct. He may argue that, but it's because they all completely agree

on their moral structures and foundations as to what they should or should not do, which means no one would steal. No one would murder. If someone did, they would all agree, like that was a mistake. Even the person who did it, like I can't believe I did it.

You're right, I was wrong. the problem is when people disagree on what they should be allowed to do and we're trying to find that balance you had resource distribution um right but if everyone was ideologically homogenized resource distribution would not be an issue they would all completely agree someone would say well we need food in this city unfortunately the only food available is by those people and they've grown it themselves and they're going to keep it understood it's theirs that's it the issue is there are people who believe i i should be allowed to steal from you because i'm more important than you and then there's a guy says i grew this food it's mine you can't take it from me i will defend it by force because i don't want to die yeah there's the people of like kindness and compassion are the

basis of reality and then there's the people that are like might makes right and those are the people that tend to run things envious not to be fair what i'm saying only works with a moral foundation if there are people of no morals they could all completely agree it's my right to take it and you get nothing but chaos war famine you know murder i'm i'm talking about i i think it's fair to say like christianity if people followed those tenets the way like and again chapter seamus coglin the way he does faithfully executing these these beliefs and these good morals then the world there'd be world peace at least for a time. Until people start to develop counter morals and then fight, sure. It's entirely possible that,

you know what, I'm going to say this, it is completely factual. For a time is the correct response. The United States was a Christian nation. It had some bad things in it. Worked towards improving. Was very tolerant of evil. Let the Marxists come into their institutions

and now christianity is being purged yeah that's true what do you guys think is like the best or like the least what's the off-ramp bill what's the best path forward because if we don't want the liberal economic order anymore why because it's the military bases all over earth are suppressing and annihilating our neighbors and causing massive hatred and blowback i don't i don't i don't believe i reject the idea that the liberal economic order needs military bases all over the world i think that the military bases all over the world are simply are not simply but are mostly there to deter the expansion of nuclear weapons and i think that the whether or not you you think that's the right thing to do or not that's what i believe the military bases are all over the world for it

was the the u.s saying look we'll put you a military base in your country that way if anyone invades your country they risk harming the united states and we have nuclear weapons so that means you don't need nuclear weapons that's the whole post world war ii world order is is that order there is there was the warsaw pact which were the russians and then there was the united states and nato and the u.s was like look we don't want to have every country in nato to have their own nuclear arsenal so we will put nuclear weapons in these countries that are likely to be overrun in europe should the russians decide that they're or should the warsaw pact decide that they're going to run tanks over poland and it prevented world war three massive stability relative stability on earth of nations i mean what's that

prevented it seems to have prevented world war three as we know total war prevented a nuclear exchange when the soviet union existed maybe it's better that we don't create a new world order that we just keep the liberal economic order and tell people you know get get used to the american military bases but if there's a communist if there's a russian military base in florida i'd be pretty nervous but we just talked we just we literally we literally just said that the military bases don't have anything to do with the liberal economic order. I don't know about that. The military bases have to do with the fact that we don't want nuclear proliferation. But it's also like, and buy our oil in U.S. dollars, by the way, if you want this deal as well.

Well, not necessarily. Because there are other reasons to have the u.s dollar part of the reason why we do like foreign aid right and i'm against all foreign aid right but part of the reason we do it is so that way other countries have dollars so that way they'll spend the dollars which also gives value to the dollar the value of the dollar comes from the fact that there's a demand for taxes it does come from the fact that we have a strong military and we can use military force, but it comes from a bunch of different places. Now, granted, none of those places are backed by anything of value,

but it doesn't mean that the liberal economic order is inherently connected with military bases all over the world. Have you guys seen the line? No. In Saudi Arabia? Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. They started building it. They did start it?

Yep. We should pull up a video of this crazy, this is wild building. Well, the thing about it is it follows their regular population path that actually is along that line anyway, so they're really just consolidating and making it into a 15-minute city.

Is it like along a river or something? No, no, it's not a river. It just connects if you look at the way saudi arabia is like along the one coast and then across the across the country they have another one right there they're building a linear city that it's wild how much different reports give it different lengths i've heard 110 miles 105 miles and 75 miles but the idea is it's a 500 meter tall, 75 to 100 mile long skyscraper that will have, I believe, underground transit that shoots back and forth and can get to the from end to end in 20 minutes. Wow. Yeah. So travel 75 miles in 20 minutes.

Somebody, I think, might have been Mike Cernovich. Somebody really funny tweeted out. They were like, well, this is a border wall wall so whoever's going to be living there prepare to defend your wall i was like okay it's in the middle of the desert but he actually trenched it out i think this will be elysium like you ever see the movie elysium if you watch the video for this they talk about how it'll be this look at this like mirror walled skyscraper city yeah it's one big skyscraper and they said the one of the purposes of having it be the line is that you can exit you can get to any point within it and easily walk out into nature and back but i think and they also mention

it is being strategically placed within six hours of the world oh that's creepy air travel interesting can you leave that wall anywhere you are it's not like a wall you can fly there within within six hours of the world. Oh, that's creepy. Air travel. Interesting. Can you leave the wall? Anywhere you are, you can fly there within six hours. It's not really. I mean, obviously in the Eastern Hemisphere. So they're like everywhere around will have like a six hour path to arrival.

And it's being built in Saudi Arabia, correct? Yep. Right across it. And they've started building it. I did not think they'd actually do it. And they've already got like construction. They've made small cities yeah for just construction it's like temporary housing where the construction workers live and the materials are housed and they've started trenching out this is what this is what the image look at this look at how much earth that is they started

trenching out to build the foundation of this i wonder how far across it is or how wide it is uh they say but uh you can actually you can actually look at the truck and then you know it's pretty big it's it's it's pretty big this is like a wonder of the world i mean a lot of them come from i agree it gets done yeah part of me is excited that someone's actually trying to do something grandiose like it'll be remembered in hundreds of thousands of years if people will live there yeah like the wreckage of this would remain for yeah i mean it works like all the pictures and stuff if it works and it turns out the way that that it could and of the places where it might saudi arabia does have the the proper government structure to be like all right we're just gonna make this happen

yeah the king the king said do it and we've got enough money to throw at it. Never ending money. The reason I brought this up is we're talking about the new world order and stuff. I feel like this will be the multicultural globalist city. Part of the plan is to get a lot of humans away from nature into mega cities. Into a giant desert

where you will live in a big tube which is so reliant on the outside for resources. If they get cut off from the outside, that's like where you will live in a big tube which is so reliant on the outside for resources man if they get cut off from the outside that's like where do you run how do you get out of there they're gonna have probably vertical farms every certain distance and then you can exit but it doesn't matter it's it's the it's it's you know based on what they were saying about the fact they're building it i wouldn't be surprised if in 100 years it's where all of like the powerful global elites live. The politician for your country won't live in your country.

He'll live in the line. He'll have a massive penthouse suite up there. There's a thing in SimCity called the Arcology. I used to play those games a lot, SimCity 2000 or something, where there's just a standalone ecosystem, kind of like Biodome. I thought they were so awesome. I remember that them on mars you can build them underground you can build them on the moon like self-contained ecosystems but then now the threat of like if they get cut off from the outside and then the people like if you've seen biodome you know didn't go so well for the guys in the biodome i don't think they just smoked a lot of weed or something i don't remember no that's probably sure they weren't supposed to be in it

they got lost oh they snuck into the biodome there was a party or something and they went in and then i think what they're they're trying to go to the bathroom oh they they started building this a year and a half ago right really wow yeah november what about but like the actual trenching i assumed it would just fizzle out huh isn't neon supposed to to be their other... That's the name of it. This is Neom? Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the name of it. All right. How do you spell that? So this is part of it.

Yeah. Okay. Neom is the name of the city? I think it's the company. Yeah, that's what they want to be. They're like a modern thing. They're modern city. That was the project.

Dude, this looks like Destiny. Have you guys ever played Destiny? Yeah. No. When you go to the Vex. This looks like destiny. Have you guys ever played a destiny? Yeah. No. When you go to the Vex, it looks like this. Yes. Yeah.

That's creepy. Nessus. That, that reminds me of Nessus, the planet, the Nessus planet. I love that stuff. Play video to discover the line.

For too long, humanity has existed in dysfunctional and polluted cities that ignore nature. Now, a revolution in civilization is taking place imagine a traditional city and consolidating its footprint designing to protect and enhance nature the line will be home to nine million residents and will be built with a footprint of just 34 square kilometers. I just want to point out what you just watched. They took everyone's homes, mashed them together, and then put walls around them. Like, you're a child in a prison.

And we are designed to provide a sustainable quality of life. That's so creepy. The Lines communities are organized in three dimensions. Three classes. Residents have access to all their daily needs within five-minute walk neighborhoods. Five-minute city. Five-minute city. You never have to. What are we getting sold?

A 15-minute city? I want a five-minute city. We got to build our own line. And the Lines infrastructure makes it possible to travel end-to-end in 20 minutes with no need for cars, resulting in zero carbon emissions. By leveraging AI technology, services are autonomous, saving you time and effort. Designed by world-leading architects, the line is 500 meters tall, 200 meters wide,

170 kilometers long, and housed within an elegant mirror glass facade. Intelligent solutions... Oh, who are these going to shoot the hell out of this thing? This thing's right... I didn't know it was south of Jordan. It's right on the coast.

It's east of Egypt. It's west of Saudi Arabia. Oh, they're dead. Wait, they're dead. Wait, wait, wait. They showed on the map. It's designed as a series of unique communities, offering a wealth of amenities, providing equitable views and immediate access to the surrounding nature. With 40% of the world accessible within six hours.

Okay, there we go. 40% of the world accessible in six hours. At the heart of the globe's key trade routes, a place for commerce and communities to thrive. That's Sinai right there? Yeah.

It's literally, the Houthis are going to start shooting missiles as soon as the Israelis do something that piss off the Houthis. Look out, they're just going to start

shooting missiles at you. Then maybe there's going to be a World War III. They're going to flatten all the opposition and then build their line. The Houthis are in Yemen. Right in the same area.

They literally call it a new wonder of the world. That is dumb. Sinais for the world. That's Saudi Arabia. And that's like where Oman and Yemen are. There it is, yeah. That's the Arabia. And that's like where Oman and Yemen are. There it is, yeah. That's the name of the company? The Lion.

If you look at how the wall is built right up to the Gulf of Aqaba. Is that what it's called? Gulf of Aqaba, yeah. It looks like a border wall. It looks like they're trying to defend the Gulf of Aqaba with this thing. There it is, man.

To protect trade. It's a disguised border wall. It is a really bad idea. Which works for Israel and Jordan shipping things south and Egypt. I got to be honest. I don't care because it's not America. Foreign country wants to do it.

Don't care. I'd actually love to visit except for the Saudi Arabia thing. They kind of put women in prison after getting raped. So it's not really a country I'd ever like to go to. They cut heads and hands off, man. Yeah, I'm not interested in that. In the Middle East, you can get your head cut off for witchcraft. Like literally, a dude got his head cut off get your head cut off for for witchcraft like

literally a dude got his head cut off like in the past five years for witchcraft it's a lot of propaganda though kazubi live has from there he lived there he he'll tell you it's a lot of western propaganda to fear monger us from going over there and experiencing the world i don't know man i saw the i saw the court case you know they're like look this guy this guy was they're like they're witch this guy was practicing witchcraft. There are women who got raped, and then when they report the rape, they go to jail for having sex out of marriage. Adultery. Yeah.

Women only recently got the right to drive cars. Yeah. Very controversial. Listen. That was a big mistake. Do women need to be driving cars? Two steps forward, one step back. Two steps forward, one step back. Two steps forward, one step back.

But maybe it becomes the multicultural Mecca. Ha ha. You know, it's actually fairly close to Medina. Yeah, it is. I mean, to me, it just, look, man, that is just begging for some pissed off radical to just fly something into it. Yeah. Drones, airplanes, missiles, rockets, whatever. It'd be cool to go shopping there.

I mean, yes. I would love to. I want to see the underground transit system. Right. Like tunnels under tunnels. 20 minutes to travel 75 miles in a high-speed train underground or whatever? I'm excited. I really hope they finish it fairly soon.

I hope it doesn't take 50 years to finish it because I would like to see see what it looks like i hope they can knock that 20 minutes on a 15 minutes though then i really have sold i mean i mean uh i think theoretically what two decades what do you think maybe what's their time frame for this well again it's saudi arabia they got money and authoritarian that's what i'm saying this isn't like do it tomorrow it's not like a government contract this is the prince of a nation with tons of oil being like, we're making it happen now. Yeah. I have unlimited money.

We're going to do this. True. It will not look this nice. The slums will be amazing. Oh, the smell. Yeah. Oh, gross. Dude, it's going to be like cyberpunk.

It's going to be like all these nightmare dystopias. You see how they have these pictures where like how beautiful it will be. No, dude. You have no idea. Like pig iron and it's going to be... AI will then the lights go out and like what where's the ai why they're fixing the lights it is always going to come down to there are poor people and maybe it's

possible that if your income drops below a certain threshold or whatever they just boot you out by force for real because otherwise what happens is someone's going to be like, I can pay my rent, my, my line fee, or I can clean. And they're not going to clean. I mean, you can't do anything about it.

And people do drugs, even rich people. They plan to think of all the Hunter Bidens. We're going to be there. And also the ice. I mean, maybe not isolation, but the,

the lack of freedom, like freedom, meaning the ability to go where you want to go to spread out, you know, you're free to move around that lack of freedom will cause people to go and what would Manhattan look like with the line oh no should we play it oh yes they're gonna show it all green and lush yeah we gotta watch this reimagining New York see that okay i'm sorry that's hell this is so creepy this doesn't make

any sense cramming 2.5 million people in manhattan into a single line why would you do that and then and then putting a wall around them progress they would do that because they believe they control your carbon the idea is getting rid of streets compresses everything. It would be nice to get rid of streets and just have tunnels if it worked. I don't want to live in a prison though. It wouldn't. If you could just walk down some stairs and shoot to your destination

and it was all grass you never had to look both ways when you leave your house just grass and fruit and shit. And there's no prisons. They just kick you out. They say you're convicted. They walk out you out. They say, you're convicted. They walk out, open the door, and be like, have fun.

Let the bears take care of you. Into the desert. I've never been to the desert before. Don't throw me out there. Well, in New York. Yeah, in New York, you just let the bears take care of you. The future of urban living.

This is it. When I'm studying Agenda 2030, they talk about megacities. It's really a fascinating concept, but that the humans have done so much damage to nature, they want to kind of get them away and let things rewild on their own. The presupposition in that statement is that humans actually have damaged nature, and I reject that entirely. The idea that humans have damaged, that you can damage nature.

I don't think that you can damage nature like the like what is nature nature is like the naturally occurring world what is how what is damaging it changing it i don't believe like the the the the impulse that comes from like environmentalists that any human impact is negative and damaging like guys i don't know i don't buy it's only 200 billion dollars it's basically it's basically one ukraine i will write a check it's it's oh yeah yeah for the cost of ukraine uh national defense with one country build our own you can get one weird long line city if i was in congress i'd be like i would like to divert all future funding from Ukraine into building a line a U.S. We'll do it in the

middle of the country. We'll create tons of American jobs. And we're going to build the biggest straw. And I don't know. I'm trying to find out when they think it's going to be done. Yeah, me too. They say by March 2023 more than 4,500 piles

had been driven into module 43 60 piles per day piling shifted to 45 46 47 so i mean it's common yeah i thought i thought it was fake but uh what's the what's the timeline for this thing 2030 no no no no wait wait wait no way but uh it will boost their gdp by 2030 is what just the work i bet it's like a work program okay and i i wouldn't be surprised if they open part of it early when like the first you know right 20 of it's been built and it's kind of like the death star like it's fully operational live wouldn't i mean i imagine they would want to be like look it's a working you know the the the concept works. The five-minute cities, people are living here, and they're happy, and blah, blah, blah.

So I imagine that they'll probably want it to be open at ASAP. I'd love to visit this place. Just the concept of centralizing humanity. It will be the densest city on Earth. Yeah. 260,000 people per square kilometer. No, thank you. Manila, the world's most densely populated city, is 44,000.

Smells like it. I don't think so. With walls around it. It's walled city. It's the densest city on earth, and it's walled. I mean, you used to need walls when there were siege cannons and stuff, but now they have air power. You don't really, walls don't really do as much.

It's part of their Vision 2030 project. Oh, wow. Vision 2030. I wonder what's going to happen in the next few years as we get close to 2030 i think what's going to happen is within the next 16 years we're going to have an american president tell us to do this manhattan wall they're going to start pushing this concept so 2045 they say total completion but it's it's i think ian's right they're going to roll out modules of it so like when module one opens they'll probably start bringing in, they have to do it.

They can't build the whole thing and then bring in 9 million people. So there'll be people who have already lived there for probably five or 10 years when the final, you know, construction is done.

And then there'll be some big crazy party. I'd love to go there. So what are we looking at? We're looking at 21 years. 21 years until it's done? I won't even be retired by then. So perfect. Now you still be retired by then, so.

Perfect. Now you still be working. Yeah, exactly. All right, we're gonna go to Super Chats. If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to the channel, share the show with your friends.

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kale says hey tim i made a cold brew using rise with roberto jr and enjoyed it so much i threw it on the menu at chronic golf plus games on hilton head is that south carolina yeah we're proud to be found on public square our big timcast fans well boy do i have news for you wholesale pricing i believe is rolling out i don't know if it's available now uh we have somebody who runs casper we have a staff member who's taking care of it but um wholesale pricing is going to save you a pretty penny. And then we'll figure that one out. I don't know much about it right now, but it's good news for you if you want to get cheaper prices for your wholesaling.

Let's go. Direction says, could I get a culture war shout out for a Kickstarter called Animating Cradle? It's an anti-woke series with classical values that dc's j oliva wants to make into an animated series tim would enjoy it perhaps well there you go best of luck good sir all right chaco says tim matt gates and elise tephonic introduced a resolution to say that trump did not incite an insurrection we talking about it we're talking about it now that's right uh he did and so if they all vote on it then there you go it's it's assessed and asserted let's grab some more super chats let's find a good one jason hutchinson says disney reaping

what they have sowed where's the popcorn this is going to be fun to watch. I saw the Marvels. Okay. I saw the Marvels. I saw 60% of the Marvels. Oh, no. I had to stop. Really? It is the worst. It's one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Oh, man.

Yeah, I couldn't do it. It is... I would describe it like Home Alone 3. Jeez. That's horrible. You've seen... Horrible description of a movie. movie no i haven't seen any of that it sounds terrible yeah watch home alone three at least you'll enjoy yourself oh wow it

was so bad made no sense the storyline is dejected it's choppy they just crammed a bunch of garbage together and said we fulfilled our contractual obligations have a nice day really really dumb yep very dumb so sad but good luck disney kieran the meat man says hey tim please shout out biltong baron on public square there is also a timcast exclusive discount in the discord give me your money so i can advertise more on public square sounds great we love public square uh and shout out to beaver fleming i had made a comment on the show about i i saw someone at nitro circus sponsored by public square and uh i did not realize it was beaver he's uh an amazing skateboarder does backflips and all this other crazy stuff and he is sponsored by public square that is like the coolest thing ever shout out to public square and beaver Fleming.

Awesome. I'm so glad to see Public Square sponsoring, getting involved in the cultural stuff. Massive. Absolutely amazing. We're going to win. Let's go. Rust0 says, Favreau really liked Gina, actually. Was going to make her the star of Rangers of the New Republic, but then KK had her gone.

Catherine, what's her name? Kennedy. Kathleen Kennedy. That's mean. Well, the issue was that Gina wasn't gay. Yeah. We all saw South Park. She was not lame either. Yeah. Let's get some more here.

We'll find some more super chats.ason dixon says tim the fbi just arrested a maga sniper who was trying to kill illegal immigrants it feels like another governor whitmer fed up it was this guy was talking to a uce on tiktok they now have undercover fbi agents dming people on tiktok so he he befriended a federal agent and sold them some kind of suppressor for a gun or something and then talked to them about his ideas. And that's what he's being charged with, like running his mouth. They're desperately trying to make it happen. They need it so bad. Oh, and they're not getting it. They're calling him like a militia person. I don't think there's any evidence he was in a militia other than him wanting to be.

Eloy Lopez says, thank you, Tim, for reminding and inspiring everyone to create content that doesn't hate America. I made over 100 books, 25 on American values, 50 books on America's awesome animals on Amazon because of because of print on demand. God bless Texas and America. I want to know the name of that stuff. Where do we find you on Amazon? Yeah, we've got to find it. Eloy Lopez Curiel. Well, good luck.

I hope people buy your books. Let's go. Philip Reed says, buy Cast Brew. Don't delay. Act now. Supplies are running out. Allow if you're still alive six to eight days to arrive. And if you follow, there may be a tomorrow

but if the offer is shunned you might as well be walking on the sun i know the guy that wrote that song he was actually here he played he is a great that's crazy that's greg camp shout out to greg camp smash mouth and now uh the defiance on yes and he was here and it was crazy because i didn't know a lot about him but then they're like oh yeah he wrote all-star and uh walking on the sun i was like no that's crazy dude super chill he has the same birthday as me, too. April 2nd. Oh, look at that. Shout out to Greg Camp.

Let's go. Brett Tesdall says, don't know if you saw an ex. Roseanne Barr reached out to Elon Musk regarding the Disney lawsuit. Game on. Cool. Oh, man. This is in regards to the Connors. Roseanne, she got fired from her show.

Was that an ABC show? No, they just killed Roseanne. They just slaughtered her on the show? They just, one day, the show came on and they were like, Roseanne died of an overdose while sleeping. Or like, while you were all sleeping. And it's like, oh, that's it? Moving on. Wow.

Such an awful thing to do. For her politics. What did she do? She took Ambien and then tweeted at somebody? Anti-semitic slur no no no no no not even close i don't remember okay wasn't even near tweeted a photo of the planet of the apes character at valerie jarrett that's right right and then they said that she was racist and she was like what do you mean racist she just looks like that lady and like

yeah but she's black and she's like i don't understand and they were like you compared a black woman to a planet of the apes character and she's like i didn't mean it like that and they're like you're fired she's like i thought she was white yeah i thought she was white she really but like it's kind of ridiculous that when so we had um you know alex jones came on the show and kept saying i am a gorilla because of because of that book ishmael and so we we made the meme like we haven't really it's it's been a long time but we had the shirts and it's the gorilla going i am a gorilla and then people were calling us racist for having a shirt that says i am a gorilla what and i was like i was like my dude it is an ishmael reference we are making a reference to

global policy not race if you think that racist, what are you thinking about people? Take it up with Daniel Quinn, the writer. Yo, I don't know if y'all remember this. Some of the prints that were sold, yo, I think this was intentional. Some of the prints that were made of it had the gorilla wearing white gloves with a blackened face. Yup. And someone posted a picture being like like why did my t-shirt come like this and we reached out to teespring which is a company that does the distribution

and we were like yo what the this is like we made a gorilla thing which is just like it's like i am gorilla like it's it's about ishmael it's about being tough or whatever there's the gorilla emojis and there were some people receiving shirts where I'm like, how do you accidentally make the hands look like white gloves? Yeah, I don't believe it. I was like, I think somebody who worked at these companies knew and they changed it intentionally. Because it's not Teespring. Teespring

just contracts like there will be a print shop. And so Teespring was really cool about it. They apologized and they were like, we'll get it sorted. No worries. And mad respect to them. We still sell merch through them and everything's been great. And so they were pissed too.

And it was apparently like one print shop somewhere was making these shirts. And so if you have one, I mean, at some point, I guess it might be worth a lot of money. It's the blackface gorilla Timcast shirt. Yeah, crazy, right? Dude, it's so wild. That whole book of ishmael i read it in like 2007 and i i was buying into all of it now the way alex is like the book's telling you like the girl's like oh humans are bad i'm a bad i'm a gorilla kill myself like he's

like it's about like you're so bad being a human like what you've done to the earth you're a taker there are takers and there are levers and we out, the takers have outbalanced the levers and we need more levers on earth. I get that concept, you know, but it's, it's interesting to think about it that I was manipulated by, by this book. Yeah. Great. It was an awesome book. Really awesome. Frontline Texan says, Tim, you're absolutely correct about MAGA being a different party and using a different animal logo.

They unintentionally did a genius move and began copying Leninist tactics. tactics lenin is quoted as saying if you cannot make the party capture the party yes interesting yeah all right upish says i live in california district 48 after that comment i'm likely voting for isa lol well again uh blake moore did good yeah i saw the uh here we go yeah uh x 10 man says more switched his vote from yes to no so they could reconvene so shout out to more and uh i hope i hope that correction goes far and wide because he did a good thing and so he earns extra brownie points for that one that's right ken buck is way more than a democrat look up his ties he's a classic big government spook well there you go that's from two-way willie lurch says all of that cheering sounded awfully female well there you go and

then he says repeal the 19th all of what cheering at when they when they didn't impeach mayorkas oh i hope people realize that like repeal the 19th as a meme is like it's it'll get a chuckle you're not gonna win anything if that's your actual platform you're gonna lose because women will vote against you exactly but i how about only net taxpayers can vote i mean look any anything as much as i like the idea of like having people that have a stake in the society voting or being limited to vote or only those people being able to vote you're never going to convince people even people that the law would not affect you're never going to convince people that it's a good idea to limit people's ability to vote even if you could manage to prove that it would produce

better results people are still going to have that knee-jerk gut reaction that it's bad to take away people's right to vote because this is the i mean but you don't you know no sane politicians ever going to go and say like hey we want to take away your right to vote what you say is the voting enhancement act will protect the sanctity of democracy you like voting right and you like the system we want to protect it yeah so let's stand up against these bullies who are trying to damage this country and and defend the voter enhancement act yeah it would have to be something like that but if you're your average person understood oh i love that meme have you seen that meme where it's like a politician?

They're like, I'd like to propose the free sodas for all act. Will you pass it? Yes. Yay. It's passed. Person goes, now where's my free soda? Free soda. This bill bans owning a dog.

It's real close. Yeah. All right. Jason Dixon says, Tim, call for Scott Pressler as RNC chairperson. That would be amazing. I don't know if anyone's more effective than he is. Oh, he'd be great. Yeah.

He's great. But they're not going to do it. Because even Trump is still an old guard. He is. Probably. Yeah. People like him better than the Uniparty. But Trump is still, he's still going to be going to, like, he wants to own the Republican Party.

You know? So there are loyalists in the Republican Party who are agreeing with him. But if we really want a MAGA replacement, I got to be honest, that's that's beyond the Trump era. That's like, yeah, that's 2032. You know, that's a Vivek Ramaswamy starts firing people. What Trump did was capture a, you know, an emotion that is kind of going on in america but he doesn't know why or how he just knows that he did everything with trump is gut instinct he has absolutely no idea what he's doing he's going by gut and it just so happens that he's got a great gut instinct linda welker says, Blake Moore of Utah changed vote to no for procedural reason.

He is not against impeachment. It keeps it open until next week. And I wanted to read that one just to make sure we can hammer it as much as possible because I don't want anyone negatively impacted because of a contextual error on our part. So shout out to Blake Moore for doing the good work. And he gets double points. Everyone who voted no or who voted yes to impeach marcus that's good he changed his vote to help keep it alive after the republicans were betrayed then he gets two brownie points out of one good

stuff i've got to say though if the votes tie you should be able to do it again next week you shouldn't have to lose to do it again ties yeah i don't know what the i don't know how that works though like i don't know why that procedural reason was you know i don't know yeah but i'm glad he did it so shout out shout out let's go max saw says we lift the ban the boycott when they apologize and meet the demands of workers threatening to go on strike i don't know what's he talking about but like uh anheuser-busch oh yes okay that's it yep let's see what we got two-way willie says you can tell that the trump family knows the budweiser people go back and watch don jr stuff we do need to get them to apologize

uh ibl every day before drank bud light before i don't think that we're i don't think there's going to be any apology coming forward i understand that that's what people want but it is it is already a cold uh topic now at this point it's been too long since it happened i mean it started in what june you know i don't see i'm telling you come april when the when the year-to-year wraparound in sales hits you think so they're going to start reporting no no they're going to report a one percent increase in sales yeah and, they're going to start reporting. No, no, no. They're going to report a 1% increase in sales. And then Bud Light will declare victory. Bud Light does not have the moral convictions you guys have.

They don't care. They want to win in the press. And they will get all of their allies in the corporate media to announce the boycott has failed. Bud Light sales are recovering. And of course, the numbers won't actually be there. It's just going to be that come June, when it's year over year sales, despite the fact they're down 30 percent, it will normalize. And if they sell one more beer now, it's up.

And then everyone in the corporate press is going to say a year after the boycott, Bud Light is recovering. Sales are up. Their stock price is already rebounded. The boycott has failed. So we need action now. and that may be forcing them to apologize before before june i think they're just like look guys we make it a year we'll get the pr on our side that's all that matters oh i think they're desperate right now to of course

right the wrong to write the ship and they're gonna have a general strike on their hands and the company's now that's that's that's that's that's bad bud light could go under because uh volume is everything so uh i explained this when the strike first happened but i'll break it down real quick we wanted to sell cast brew cold brew we wanted to sell actual cans that we could have sent to like gas stations and stores it would cost us five dollars per can at the amount we are capable of ordering. Because the amount of profit you can generate is razor thin. So if I sell 10 cans of cold brew and I make 10 cents, that is not nearly enough to keep this machine going.

Like I'll make the money back for the cans, but we're razor thin profits. But what if I sell 10 million cans? That 10 cents per 10 cans, actually, it adds up. Now I'm making millions of dollars. And then you can start to save up and invest and you have this big system. So for Bud Light, as they start selling less and less and less, their margins are going to be collapsing exponentially. They're not going to be able to pay their staff which is happening the staff will then go on strike

which will make even less bud light available already people aren't buying it and then the costs are going to be too great to produce a can of beer and they're going to say we go micro brew or we stop production of this failed brand so i don't know when that could happen that could happen in april and for the record, Donald Trump Jr. did demand, well, Daily Mail says he demanded it, but he apparently wanted to end the boycott in April of 2023. Which is bizarre.

That was when it started. April 14th. It started 10 days before that. Really? Yeah. Wow. Okay. It was like April 7th, wasn't it?

It was on his trigger shows, April 1st. Interesting. They did it on April 1st. Wow. Okay. It was like April 7th, wasn't it? It was on his trigger shows. April 1st. Interesting. They did it on April 1st. Wow. They should have just said, like, April Fool's. Fool's on you. Yeah, they should have. It was a joke.

Didn't you get the joke? Let's go. Daniel Chenoweth says, apology plus James and Sean for a two-minute voice on their belief. Who's Sean? Oh, Strickland. Sean strickland sean strickland oh yeah yeah that'd be great all right oxlauren says if someone told you men are women then a year later they tell you they changed their mind would you seriously believe them in bev is officially out bev for life yep sean l says tim this is the late night show my kids will grow up listening to i'm asking everyone for prayers for my wife she's 34 weeks with twins ezekiel and evelyn she has severe preeclampsia please pray for her health sean i

hope for the best i pray for the best best of luck to you and best health. And I hope everyone does send their prayers and best wishes. I will pray as well. Healing. What is preeclampsia? I mean, I've heard of it. I have no idea. Don't know enough about it. Preeclampsia.

Did you find it? I had a wonderful pregnancy. I had no issues. It says, according to Wikipedia, serious complication of pregnancy that can occur after the 20th week or after giving birth characterized by high blood pressure proteinuria and other signs of organ damage high blood pressure breathe out breathe out the hot air out of your mouth that's the carbon dioxide it adds an electron onto it you control your body pressure and hence your your blood pressure it's really cool so just focus on your breath and breathing out that hot air.

You'll be okay. A apron says disagree with demanding an apology from Bud Light. Tim, you and the crew have always encouraged people. Don't apologize to the woke mob. Wouldn't a demand by boycotters, a mob be nearly the same? No,

um, because they're evil and we're good. That's it. I'm not going to, I know no explanations. Um, we're just righteous and therefore everything we do is good. No,

I will get into it. They're lying. They're lying about what they actually believe to manipulate you. We want Bud Light to us to reject those who are lying and trying to destroy and subvert this country. The people on the right take a look at the Mayorkas impeachment. These Republicans are so I have to be honorable and compromise it's the right thing to do and then they get steamrolled for it and the left just says we'll burn everything down they burn down police stations and they'll go to go to jail for it now actually a guy did get convicted for burning down a police station and i think it was in during the george floyd ride so that does happen i'm not saying it doesn't but they they will they will stand in congress in lockstep for

the most insane policies. AOC siding with Nancy Pelosi in an instant. They know they're whipped into shape. So when we say Bud Light apologize, it's because we need them to reject the horrifying Marxist garbage. And we need a public acceptance of that. When you apologize to the woke mob, they weaponize it against you. They say, aha, we got you. You proved it. Now we own you. If Bud Light apologizes to us, we say, okay, we'll buy your beer from you again and give you money. Totally different. Alright, everybody, if you haven't

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