Timcast IRL - TimcastIRL #45 - You May Have To "Show Your Papers" After The Pandemic With New "Immunity Cards"

Episode Date: April 11, 2020

Today's show focuses on the loss of freedoms Americans are struggling to contend with, starting with a video of a man being arrested for the heinous crime of jogging alone on the beach. From there Tim and Adam discuss the potential brave new world we face as we try to come to terms with coronavirus, including the possibility of endless lockdowns. A discussion is also had about what eating brain does to the brain, and much is made of the private air force that's been collected by one man.  Support the show (http://Timcast.com/donate) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's going on everybody? Welcome to the show. This is TimCast IRL Podcast and I am Tim Poole joined by Adam Krigler. What up everybody? How's it going? And Lydia. Lydia, the ghost lady of Whiterun. The ghost. Welcome to the show. We've got a bunch of stuff to talk about tonight and as always it is the apocalypse. Things are getting worse. It's getting worse every day. They're apparently banning seeds. I talked about this a little earlier, but yeah. Yeah, this is messed up. It's been popping up all over the place. Michigan did it.

Connecticut did it. You can't grow your own food. Yeah, it's ridiculous. They're trying to arrest people who are just like walking around minding their own business. I don't know what's going on, but I'll tell you what, man. I've never been more conspiratorial than I am today. After seeing all these videos and these stories. Like, remember we were talking about the potential for war, World War III?

Yeah. They arrested that guy paddle boating in the water? Yeah. It feels like something else is going on. I agree. Like. Something else must be going on. Yeah. You know what would be cool?

If it really was the aliens coming in April. Anytime now, then, huh? Anytime. It's April. Let's go. So, yeah, let's see it happen. So then, mathematically, we're looking at a decent probability for the 15th. But, you know, we can see an extend down to the end of the month.

Yeah, I have no idea what's going on other than just taking them at their word. We have a pandemic. People are dying. And Simple Solution tends to be the correct one. And it's possible that, you know, the videos we're seeing are just overzealous law enforcement who just want to grab people. And it's insane. That seems pretty accurate as far as what I've seen. I mean, I know good cops and I know bad cops and they both exist. And, you know, you see these guys that are tackling people or there's one person sitting on a bench and it's like i'm giving you a ticket but how do we get to the point now where they're talking about these immunity cards you've got to get the government the government will test your antibodies that's

nuts and then give you a card certifying your immunity it's crazy or you'll need to get a vaccine this is yes let me line up for the government to get injected with the medication approved by them yeah you made a joke about it. You were like, well, what would you do if the government forced this upon you? I wasn't making a joke. It's an actual speculation about what's going on. It was a speculation, but I mean, look where we are, though. Right?

Yikes. So I will say it's a little preemptive, but don't be surprised. China's done this. So we've got a couple stories. We've got this one. We've got uh neural link stories they've got this new this new story about how they're actually coding brain activity into text and then there's also like another story we can we want to talk to about this uh in this realm of downloading your brain into a chip because we were talking about was it altered carbon yeah that'd be so cool you got like a thing in your brain you can download yourself and then like put it somewhere else yeah it would be cool

i mean there is some drawbacks as far as like well they call them meths in the in the show that's that's the name of the like the ultra elites that are basically immortal now because they're so rich right all right they just they live in the sky yeah and then we got another crazy story apparently there's a dude who he has like one of the biggest it's a private guy who has one of the biggest air forces in the world because somehow he's ended up buying up all of these old like these retired fighter jets it's cool like what are they fa8 hornets i don't know yeah and he's got a bunch of them it's great it's a private air force i don't know why he needs that many but and when

you're rich you're rich i was looking at i was looking at properties you know just around the country because i like to i like to look at houses and stuff just like i'm on board i'll be like browsing zillow okay and i'm looking at maine and this state makes no sense to me you you go on zillow you type in maine and all these houses are like three million dollars and i'm sitting here thinking like who can afford all this like who's gonna buy a house in maine it's like empty no one's there there's no town right and then i decided to look it up i'm like how many millionaires are there oh there's like what was like 80 something thousand yeah there's a lot and i'm like oh yeah yeah a lot of rich people 80 000 live in maine no no no just like in general oh in general so if you're if you're

if you're somebody who's yeah there's like a million plus people with more than $10 million. Yeah. So that's the kind of person who's going to be like, I'm going to buy a $3 million house in Maine. I'll never go to. Yeah. That's crazy to me. I'm like vacation home, but Hey man, that's where people bug out to, I guess. Although I hear they have black flies up there, like nasty little things that bite you. Yeah. Those are all up and down the eastern seaboard. West Virginia seems like where it's at. I like West Virginia. Yeah.

Especially after playing Fallout 76. Not a big fan of the game. Yeah. But the music is great. Yeah, the music is great. And they sing about West Virginia. Yeah, country road, man. All right, so here's what y'all got to do.

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The dystopian nightmare. That's more accurate. I'm actually kind of shocked that it's been, what, like a month and a half. And we've gone from there is this thing that's happening around the world to literally don't leave your homes or we'll arrest you. Don't go for a run or we'll arrest you. And you may have to get a card to prove the government has tested your antibodies. That's how crazy this, check out this video. That's scary, yo. So this dude, John Roberson tweeted, is this still, is this really still about a virus, really? Because what I see here is an individual doing their daily run,

and no one anywhere near 20-foot distancing suggestion, not law suggestion, a cop wants to enforce. This person doesn't want to be enforced upon. Check out this video. I'm going to play this for you. It's actually kind of funny, and I'll have to describe it for those that are just listening. It is a beach, presumably in California. It's playing the Pink Panther music

and there's a dude just jogging. Very lightly jogging. Here comes the cop running full speed. Gotta get him. Can't have someone out there, you know, exercising. The cop's like, stop, stop. Yeah, the dude's ignoring him. Nope.

No way. Here comes the ninja music. Now the jogger just goes full sprint and he's gone. Cop can's ignoring him. Nope. No way. Here comes the ninja music. Now the jogger just goes full sprint, and he's gone. Cop can't catch him. Yeah, look, he's gone. Cop's like, I quit. He's looking back, too. He knows it.

Screw you, dude. And he's gone. You know what's funny, though? What? There's something funny about a cop trying to chase down a guy who was already running. Yeah. Because it's like this dude who's jogging clearly goes for runs every day. He's going to be really fit.

He's probably already stretched. Yep. Boom. He's in his stride already. He's rocking it. Think about how insane things have gotten to where a dude's just going for a jog on the beach and the cop's trying to get him. Yeah, that doesn't make any sense to me. What was what are you doing wrong i mean i i guess you know something to do with the water something protecting the the coast is that what you were alluding to no no i was gonna say simple solution cops want to enforce

they want to be they want to tell you what to do i guess yeah i almost don't believe it maybe maybe it's because we're seeing these videos from like heavy you know liberal urban areas because i feel like conservative areas like the sheriff local cops yeah are much less likely to do this i don't know well they're not as authoritarian i don't think well if you take a look at like uh the sanctuary the two a sanctuaries that popped up in west virginia okay yeah when when i'm not in west virginia in virginia when virginia straight up said we're gonna ban all these weapons all these local cops were like nope he's like you're not gonna get me to do it i swore an oath to defend the constitution not violate it that's awesome but what do you think happens in in new york the cops walk right up to the young kids slam up against the wall

and frisk them in violation of the fourth and second amendments yeah they don't care in these areas yeah so that's why i'm like look at this this person would have tweeted governor whitmer has banned us from growing our own food this is effing insane yeah what is up with this why can't people buy seeds why not maybe they want civil war i don't understand a revolution what is wrong with people growing their own food? I don't know. You'd think that in this time, that would be a good idea. Hey, supplement your food by growing some of your own. Done.

What's wrong with that? This is why a lot of people have been saying it can't be about a virus, can it? Yeah, exactly. That's weird. Yeah, because if it was— The whole seed thing doesn't make sense to me. Maybe it's because they're trying to force consumerism in the supply chain. Good point.

They're trying to say straight up, no, you must buy vegetables from Jewelosco or, you know, shop around. The seeds aren't going to yield, you know, vegetables for a couple months at least. It's not like... People are still going to need to buy vegetables over the next course, couple months, whatever. I can't give you a reason why this makes sense. I don't. They're stupid. I can't either.

I don't understand it. Government bureaucracy makes no sense because they're all dumb. Look, if I was going to take the less conspiratorial approach, it's that these bureaucracies, these government officials can't plan for everything. So in their minds, they're thinking these stores shouldn't be selling things like board games. We should just make it so they have to sell food. Seeds aren't food, technically. Yeah. So then this happens, which is why command economies and authoritarianism doesn't work.

Because now you've got to answer the question of why can't I go some green beans in my backyard? Yeah. Like, well, only essential items is food essential. It is, but that's not food. Not yet. I don't know. But when you see these videos, it's really easy to see why people get off. They go full conspiratorial, especially when you end up with immunity cards for Americans are being discussed. Yeah, this is frightening. The proposal already being implemented by German researchers is under consideration in the United Kingdom and Italy.

And they do it in China. You got to get a phone code. They put on your phone and they scan it to make sure that you're approved. And if you leave the city, you lose your approval. Is this the world you want to live in?

Nope. Yeah, this is freaky, man. Definitely not. So this is what we see from Daily Mail. The terrifying reports that tell the truth about how lockdown ends. There will be no return to normal. America's top experts explain how the nation faces mass digital surveillance, testing on an unimaginable scale, or recurring social distancing. Are they trying to get Donald Trump reelected?

Because Trump just said, he gave a press conference where he said he's got a very difficult decision to make and he's worried he'll make the wrong choice, open up the economy or or keep it locked down. There's not going to be mass testing and he wants to get everything open as soon as possible. Yeah. You're going to find most Americans saying like, yes, please. Yeah, let's do it. When you do stuff like this and you send out your people saying like, well, hold on, Trump's wrong. We want to make you all get tested by the government and vaccinated, you know, mandatory vaccination, and then we'll give you your papers people are going to be like no i'll go with the other guy yeah i have to wonder it's like is that what they want

what is this like the democrats doing this or something no i don't whoever is doing it i'm not saying the democrats okay i mean i wouldn't be surprised yes because they're ragging on trump no matter what he does so when trump says let's open it up they're like ah but the the end result is is is what it's people saying give me the guy who's telling me he's gonna get things back to normal yeah it's crazy how fast all this kind of started to break down coronavirus immunity cards yeah that's crazy would determine who is allowed to re-enter the public there you go you can never come back into public unless you get your shot that's that's scary that's a scary premise check this out you're not supposed to have that much control over me

i don't like it yeah well how about this story should we say this one and do it no we'll just talk about it no let's do it please this guy in india as was on coronavirus quarantine escaped naked and then bit a woman on the neck, killing her. Maybe that's it. Zombies. Yeah. Now, here's what they say. He was mentally ill.

He had a history of mental illness. And he was returning from Sri Lanka. What do they say? They say, according to local news, the crazed man fled his house naked and bit an 80-year-old woman on the neck. Indian cops said the woman was admitted to a hospital on Friday but died today after her condition worsened. A police spokesperson told NDTV the accused, Manny Kendon has a history of mental illness for which he was treated in the Madurai back in 2010. On Friday, he disrobed himself and ran from his home. He tripped and fell 100 meters from his home and targeted the elderly woman who was

sitting outside her house. According to the man's family, ever since Manny Kindan returned from Sri Lanka, he was stressed about losses in his business suffered there and his business suffered there and his mental illness deteriorated. So, uh, you know, I was thinking when I was reading this, what, how would the, how would the news media react to a zombie apocalypse because we don't we don't see that in in movies but kind of like in shawn of the dead you had that bit where he's like flipping channels oh yeah you know and it's like every sentence is completed but it's like telling him zombies are coming right and then you have that one section where the guys like stay in your homes and lock your doors but i wonder what the news reports would be like in the very early stages of a zombie apocalypse.

Mentally ill man bites woman. Woman dies. Like what we just read? Boom, just like that. Zombie apocalypse. But he was in quarantine because he had coronavirus? Is that what I understand? I mean, that's what it says in the title.

Presumably. So maybe that's phase three of the coronavirus. Zombification. Well. Turns into a blood-crazed throat. Not likely. But the reason I did pull that up is because a lot of people, like you saw in that tweet, is this really about the virus?

Right. And so there's a lot of people who want to, like the immediate reaction is that there's something else going on we don't know about. It could just be you give the government power and they abuse it. It's a simple answer. Yeah. But a lot of people are looking at this and they're saying things like this doesn't add up. Why would they need to force medicate us? Why would they need why would they be arresting random people? Is it a coincidence these cops are arresting people on the beach for no reason?

Like when they said straight up, you can go exercise. What's the difference about the about the beach? What's going on? Yeah. And if and if something different was happening, they're not going to tell you. I mean, look at what they were saying about the report being given to Trump in November. OK, so this is a big story that was reported. Apparently, some U.S. intelligence official came out and said it's not true. It was never it was never reported to the White House. So the best case scenario is we're looking at in January is interesting. January 29th, the Trump administration received a memo saying, this is coming.

It could get really, really bad. The left and the Democrat types have said this is proof that Trump knew and ignored it. The same day Trump formed the task force. The same day he got that letter. Same day he got the letter, he formed the task force. Okay. And then went on to start, you know, and two days later banned travel from China. And then later on, he definitely did downplay.

He said, oh, it's like a flu. Don't worry. It'll be gone. That seems to me like evidence that he was trying to stop people from panicking. Yeah. But it's also a question of we're only learning that they got this memo now, months later. I'm curious what else they knew and aren't telling us. Yeah. What they know now. Yeah. about what's really going on yeah yep because security they wouldn't tell us right yeah they don't want the general public to riot you know it's like i mean the whole seed thing

not being able to buy seeds is is weird you know that's really weird it's it we it doesn't make sense you know because i i just don't bureaucracy stupid people why would that happen i feel like you're right when you said like they want people to be need need them they they want them to buy into the supply chain and keep the supply chain moving essentially you know right go buy all the veggies from the store so that the veggies that are coming out or if the farmers are making veggies still you know who knows because some some farms are straight up closing and stopping production some people like are tweeting you know the government doesn't want people to become self-reliant they don't want to you know they don't want us to get to a point where everyone just starts fending for themselves growing some you know grows their own garden gets a decent amount of their

food going off the grid yeah not even off the grid i mean you could live in the suburbs you could live in detroit and and be growing food yeah and that cuts you off from the economy it makes you harder to control it's a good point whether it's about control i don't know but they definitely want to control things it certainly feels like it's about control. They're saying you cannot buy seeds because they're non-essential. Like, everyone's at their home. What else? What are people doing? They're working on their homes.

It's like, it makes sense to grow a garden. That's like, it's great. Maybe it's just an example of the government being completely inept and not understanding anything about what their policy is supposed to do. That's possible. That would be great if that's all it is, is just ignorance. That would be wonderful. I'll tell you what, man.

We are getting dangerously close to me getting outright banned on every YouTube platform. Because we're getting to the point where the law is a complete violation of the Constitution, where the cops are trying to arrest people for going for a jog. And there's a point where YouTube will ban me for advocating for breaking the law. Because at what point, you know, so there's like a, you know, all these lefties are mad at Infowars. Apparently, I think Owen Schroyer said something like he's planning mass civil disobedience of some sort, violating these social quarantining things because of how overzealous the government and the police have become. Well, yeah, at what point do you say you can't

do this? Look, I get it if you say hey, don't go outside. We got a pandemic. Right. But you can go grocery shopping. You can take a walk. You can go exercise. No, they're arresting people for doing it. I know, but that's what they're saying, though. They're saying you can go whatever. And there's some places that people are getting tickets

for being in their car just going yeah yeah yeah pulled over and getting citations for yeah like what why they're they're in a quarantined place like how is a car not in quarantine you know it's not like there was it was people going to like a church right is that what you saw i'm not sure where they were going i just saw that they were pulled over and i was reading a story of people who pulled up to like a church parking lot no one got out of their cars okay and the cop went up to all the cars are giving them tickets start threatening them it's like but they're locked in that you're violating this is why people think it's not about the virus why would a cop try and grab you if it was about not spreading a virus these people are

either ridiculously stupid or they're lying. It's I never never attribute to malice that which can be explained by incompetence. So maybe it's just a bunch of moron cops who are like, I'm going to touch somebody because they're not supposed to touch people. Well, I know in New York that cops had to fill a certain quota or else they either got knocked pay or the whole department got less money like the next quarter so it you know is that what this is i don't know man oh man we got to figure out any way to fulfill our quotas i don't know i don't think so everything's frozen so they certainly

can't be doing quotas well what is it new york's got about one one in five cops who's out sick yeah and it's like i was saying too it's like i don't i wouldn't expect to see this in a more rural area okay and it could be because the cops know they're gonna be accountable to their community yeah whereas this cop he's like i don't know you and i don't care i'm gonna chase you down in the beach because you went for a jog yeah what like seeing the seeing that dude get arrested from the paddleboarding thing makes no sense it doesn't they're touching him yeah then there was the dad who got arrested in the park with his daughter playing t-ball. Four cops show up, breaking the social quarantining, the social distancing. Yeah. And start touching the guy. So either they're really, really dumb, like, man. Yeah. You know, I've seen people dumb as a box of rocks. I didn't know

people could be dumber than that. Yeah. Like, oh, there's a pandemic. I better go and touch a guy who's minding his own business. Yeah. it's about something different and i don't know what it could or would be but this is why people are certainly saying it on social media because it feels like we're just being fed nothing but lies nothing but lies man i agree i don't know though dude i'm i'm i'm you know's off. There's up and downs. We were just talking about this. It sometimes feels like things are getting better. Yeah.

We're hearing reports out of New York that the ICU usage has gone way, way down. Yeah. Projections were off. Not that many people are going to die. Yeah, I'm hearing that from multiple states. They're like, all of our numbers are actually going down. This hospital was prepared, and it looks like we're not even going to need it. But do we get a wave two?

Good. I mean, and is wave two going to be nearly as strong as wave one? It was in the Spanish flu. It was worse. It was worse in wave two. Because everyone let their guard down. I don't know. I can't tell you, man.

I can tell you this. There comes a point in time when here's what I said earlier. That cop broke the law. Yeah. Because that guy didn't do anything wrong. You see the video out of Philly where the guy's dragged out of the bus? Yeah, I saw that.

Like a bunch of cops go on the bus and drag him. Because he wasn't wearing a mask. And you don't have to wear a mask. There's nothing. The bus, it actually says on like the bus ticketing things things, no one is required to wear a mask. And the cops don't care. They were like, let's all go in a huge group and grab a random guy and drag him out of the bus. They didn't even arrest him or anything.

Seriously? They just pulled him off the bus? They just pulled him off. There was one guy who was wearing a mask, but it wasn't a surgical mask. And they were like, no mask, get off. And he's like, well, I have this. And he's like, I don't care, get off. And he's like, okay.

Like, dude, we can't, we can't. I'm surprised. So here well, I have this. And he's like, I don't care. Get off. And he's like, okay. Like, dude, we can't, we can't, we, I'm surprised. I, so here's what I'm saying. I'm going to get banned on YouTube. You know why? Because the guy who's resisting the, the cops, those cops are breaking the law. I'll put it this way. You should follow the law. Those cops, they broke the law. Yep. So when, when a bunch of criminals, that's what those, those people were, they were petty criminals assaulting somebody in a bus who did nothing wrong. That wasn't an instance of someone violating the law. But you know how YouTube's going to interpret it. Oh, the cops are right.

Of course. Oh, but you can't encourage people to resist police. You can't say that. You'll get banned. So you quite literally now have several instances where police are breaking the law. Criminal activity. Petty, for sure. Like low assault and battery maybe.

They're doing it. They're the ones violating all these quarantining rules. You know what? I feel like this has always happened. There's good cops and bad cops out there. And everybody's inside. So it's kind of like the internet all over again because now every everybody's seeing everything so the the little things that happen everyone's like whoa now we

can see it because there's nothing going on anywhere i mean kind of but police brutality was hugely viral over the past decade exactly and they've actually tried shutting it down what i'm saying is that proves my point even more because if I make a video where I say if a police officer tries to break the law, you should not abide by what they're saying. If I said that and told people to do that, I would be banned like that. Boom, gone. so we're supposed to sit here and take it as we see seeds get banned as people get chased down the beach by cops for no reason as people get dragged off of buses for for breaking no laws and not even arrested not even arrested or or a dad and his kid being you know get the dad gets locked up yeah dude paddle boarding by himself they're asking for trouble i'm not advocating for anything i'm saying you're gonna people are gonna are gonna put on guy fox masks and that's not even go march around that's not even even bringing into the conversation the red flag laws. Totally.

And the no-knock warrants that are getting people killed. Innocent people getting killed because they got the wrong house. That's what I'm saying. It sounds like they're trying to make it happen. Yeah. You know what? It does. What bothers me more than anything is inefficiency in the government right now and typically is just so ridiculously inefficient.

It's like I can't stand watching someone with a, you know, a square peg trying to jam it into a round hole. Yeah, like it's like nails on a chalkboard to me. And I'm sitting here being forced to watch this. And so you've got some people who think it's more nefarious than that. Like there must be something else going on. I can respect it, but we don't have any evidence to suggest that. I'm just looking at a bunch of really, really dumb people running around like chickens with their heads cut off. Like, I guess we should ban seeds.

That seems like it's a smart idea. We should stop people from running on the beach. It's like, who are these? You know what, man? It takes a really, really stupid person to enact these kinds of rules or to think that their authoritarian decree will actually solve the problems. This is why I hate government. I don't want to have anything to do with it because everybody thinks they know the answer. Everybody thinks that I know here's the plan. If we do X, we will get Y. No, you don't know that. You have

no idea what you're talking about. It's a good point. No one human can calculate all of the variables that will come out of your stupid policies. Truth. Well, I guess we can just sit down and look forward to the point when the government, you know, Uncle Sam comes in and says, I want you to inject this in your arm. Don't ask me what it is. Shut up. Up your sleeve. Are you saying no? Okay, okay fine you're not allowed out of

your house anymore sounds you're not allowed in the public space right that's what they're saying can't work yeah if you want to that's crazy we're you know what i think i think i think it would be fair to say it's a bit preemptive because fauci says we're talking about it i don't care if it's preemptive or not i think it's important to talk about make sure everybody knows they're talking about it. And if they want to do it, I'll tell you what, no one's going to do anything. No one's going to say anything. They're going to be like, okay. When he started saying all this stuff and you started seeing, you know, more like right libertarian types refuse, they're like, no way. You get mainstream media attacking them, saying like, you're causing all of these problems. you know what's really funny is like the fluoride thing do you know about fluoride how it's like bad for you

right yeah to ingest it right and we ingest it because it's in our water well if you drink water from the faucet right that's fluoride in it it does which i do not so there's there's a couple arguments there initially for the longest time i remember you know like alex jones talked about this stuff quite a bit but he he often you know know, layers things in a kooky way. So for the longest time, fluoride, if it's good for your teeth, that doesn't mean you should swallow it. The argument was mainstream science saying the concentrations in tap water were too low to cause neurological impairment, but high enough to actually protect your teeth. And this is a really good thing. One of the arguments from the libertarians was that it doesn't matter whether it works or doesn't. You can't mass medicate the population without their consent. Turns out,

a collection of reports were put together, and I think this was by the National Institute of Health, finding that, yep, guess what? They found neurological impairment from lifelong exposure to fluoridated tap water. Not surprising. Now, don't – look, I'm not a scientist, so this was like – it was an aggregation of like 26 studies that each found in various ways there was a slight impairment due to drinking tap. So there was a study, a documentary I watched about ancient Egyptians, and there's a gland in the center of the brain. Pineal or – the pineal gland. I think that's what it is.

Yeah. And it's supposed to be like where your soul resides. So they believe. So they believe. Right. You know, it's all hearsay, essentially, from what I understand, what they believe. But it turns out fluoride like mutes that gland. I don't supposedly.

Right, right, right. Again, supposedly. Let's put it this way. But it's interesting Supposedly. Right, right, right. Again, supposedly. Let's put it this way. But it's interesting, though, you know. As fairly skeptical people, this is the claim. The claim is that the pineal gland, the third eye, the gateway to the soul, whatever they want to call it... Yeah, exactly.

...is, like, petrified or damaged or muted. Because of fluoride. I don't know if that's true. I don't know if it's true either. I've seen the stories. What I can say, I have read some articles a really long time ago, so it's even possible I'm totally wrong about the fluoride thing. But there's still the argument from the libertarian's perspective

is that if you're saying it's good for someone's teeth, then why are you forcing people, like, why are you putting it in the tap water so everyone drinks it and bathes in it? Yeah, yeah, exactly. You know, that's like, people should have a choice, right? Right, they should have a choice. I'll tell you what, I'm not going to be too keen on them saying, Yeah, yeah, exactly. That's like people should have a choice, right? Right. They should have a choice. I'll tell you what.

I'm not going to be too keen on them saying – so apparently – I guess this is how it will work. Once things start to die down, the CDC is saying that people have been exposed because they're coming back to work. Well, how do they know if you're cleared to go back to work? Immunity cards. So they'll test you by swabbing the back of your, like,

they go all the way back up to your brain, basically, with the Q-tip and try and swab, you know, get a sample. I don't think it's the same test. That's the COVID test.

But they want to do an antibody test to see if you have the COVID-19 antibodies. I think that one will be a blood draw test. Probably. And if you do, then you are cleared. And if you do, then you are cleared.

And if you don't, you must get your medicine from the government. I'm not too sure I would like them to inject me with their quickly, hastily made injection by mandate. And here's the thing. I got tons of shots. Like I was saying before when I went to Egypt and all that. Right. I don't care. It's. I got tons of shots. Like I was saying before when I went to Egypt and all that. Right. I don't care. It's like I'm really not worried.

If it really was really, really bad, you'd see adverse reactions. Maybe you don't be, you know, if the people who want to be the guinea pigs who get the first shots, you know, you can do that. But I'm not super worried. Isn't that already happening? Isn't there already like. Yeah, people are doing tests. Yeah.

Yeah. So it's something really weird is, you know is going on, depending on what you read. You'll see a lot of Trump supporters are saying you've got hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin, and zinc or some other combinations have been anecdotally effective. And you're seeing this treatment used around the world. Yet for some reason, I can't tell you why there's all these nonprofits and news organizations trying to tell people not to do it, not to take it. You got a Democrat in Michigan saying it saved her life. Then I saw this journalist, Blue Checky, tweeting out guidelines saying,

a lot of people are taking this, but here's what you need to know. It can kill you. And I'm like, why are you, who's not a doctor, telling people not to take this? Agenda. The conspiracy theory is that the pharmaceutical companies stand to gain a massive massive amount of money if the q if the if the goal is a vaccine instead of a cure oh okay it's a conspiracy theory i'm not saying it's true but i'll tell you what we're dealing with capitalist america whatever you want to call it i mean if i ran a vaccine

company or pharmaceutical company i'd certainly be lobbying like the vaccine is the best way to do this you know you don't got to worry about reinfection we don't got to worry about manufacturing the medicine in the future and then yeah i think there's some fair arguments for a vaccine but the the argument now is that you know trump is interested in whatever will get the job done and getting things going again but big corporate interests want a vaccine they can patent and control yep that's true yep especially if this virus is going to be around if it keeps mutating a little bit just like the flu stays around yep though big flu forever be in business with a whole nother thing everyone gets their flu shots well i mean i say everybody because

not everybody i don't either but i don't i don't get the flu yeah it's weird you know because if you're healthy you're you stay fairly healthy there's the the flu shot only works for a few strains though right yeah they try to calculate as best they can with uh scientists in australia because their flu season is before ours really yeah that's why half the time it doesn't work by the time it gets here it's totally different yeah i mean that's why i kind of just like but they're churning them out though aren't they those flu shots i had to do it because i worked with compromised populations but i probably wouldn't do it otherwise because i never get the flu i just don't want to pass it on to somebody who doesn't deserve it you know you know you know why i think i'll get banned

because if you look at the mainstream media what do they say don't question the government young citizen the government is always right unless it came from trump that's really what it is it's weird it's like it's a good point yeah so like now so when the government says vaccines are good the media says well the government said it therefore it must be true like what happened in the days of like we don't trust anyone in the government or or trusting anyone at all until you do your own research that's my favorite thing is to do my own research i want to find out all the different sources i can and and sometimes i'm even wrong and that's okay yeah you know if i find out the best stuff

right now i'm on youtube and they're they'll probably you know take cuts of this and be like you know accuse me of being anti and be like, you know, accuse me of being anti-vax or something. They've done to a lot of people. There was, I can't remember who this was, but there was a celebrity who said that, you know, vaccines are good. Vaccines are important. Vaccines save lives. It's one of the greatest accomplishments in medical technology of the past hundred years, but we should question government mandated vaccinations. And then all of a sudden all these stories popped up saying anti-vaxxer, anti-vaxxer, anti-vaxxer. Sponsorships

would be like you're totally going after their career because nobody wants to be associated with that smear campaign. Yeah, okay. But are we supposed to just be like I think everyone should just get a mandated injection from the government. It's a scary premise because where

does it end? It doesn't. It's not gonna. Exactly. It keeps happening. It's not going to. Exactly. It keeps happening. It keeps getting worse. And I wonder where the breaking point is. Like I've never seen it this bad. I wonder if there's something else we don't know about. But I don't know what it would be.

I'm not going to have evidence. I'm not going to speculate. I think you might have shed some light a little bit on it. The pharmaceutical companies want to be they want to be the ones that make the money off of whatever we do from this. Yeah, and I wouldn't even. Why wouldn't they?

I wouldn't even call it necessarily a conspiracy. That's like exactly how businesses run in this country. And that's what they've been doing for quite some time. Like, how is it anything new? Actually, it's not.

So, of course, they want a piece of this. So they'd lobby for a vaccine. You know. They would, they, right. A worldwide pandemic. Everybody's'd lobby for a vaccine. You know, they would. They right. They a worldwide pandemic. Everybody's affected because it's novel money. It's like money to be made.

Yeah, I see. They see dollar signs. You know, that's all they see. Scary. Oh, I mean, yeah. But can they get it out fast enough? Is like where? I don't know, man.

I think the system can only handle so much. And I see people going for walks every day outside. Me too. Yeah, how long until some cop walks up and just shuts them down? Because in South Jersey, there's stories like several people getting arrested for doing just that. Seriously? Just walking around? Just walking around. I don't understand.

Now, back talking. Like, one of the stories I read was that a couple people were walking, and the cops rolled up and said, hey, you need to go home. And they swore at them. And they yelled back, I don't need to do anything, you know? Yeah. Like, I don't need to fucking do anything.

Oh, I just swore. There you go. That's it. We just got totally demonetized. Ah, whatever. I don't care. Yeah. But yeah, they swore at the cops, and then all of a sudden the cops arrested somebody.

That was an actual quote, right? That's what you were doing. Yeah. You were actually quoting them. Direct quote, yes. Well, we did just get everything completely demonetized, but I'm not going to cry about it. All right.

You know what, man? I'm tired, and we're dealing with the apocalypse, dystopian nightmare all rolled up into one. Cops are arresting people for swearing. It was newsworthy. Yeah. It doesn't matter. YouTube doesn't care.

No, but I mean it, man. I'll tell you what. In a week, what happens if cops aren't going door to door and arresting people for some stupid reason? No one thought we'd get to the point where a cop would arrest somebody on the beach. Yep. For just like for walking. Or attempted to arrest them. No, I just mean we've seen all the stories.

The guy in the paddle boat. Yeah, the paddle boat guy. Like nobody thought. If I told you that in January, that the cops would randomly grab someone saying you're not allowed to be outside, they'd be like, shut up. Right. Like, come on. Yep.

Ten years ago, you said, look, Donald Trump's going to be president. There's going to be a worldwide pandemic. You're not allowed to go outside unless you get a vaccination card issued by the government. Immunity card. Or you'll be arrested for going into public. People would be like, get out of here. Yeah, it's funny. I was like, yeah, that's where we are right now i was looking at amazon and i can't remember what movie it is but it was like the movie was made in the 80s and it was like in the distant future of 2013 like the world isn't like in ruin or whatever distant future 2013 man

seven years ago nothing happened yeah i don't know. All those movies. Right. There's so many of them that the past is their future. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, they always thought the year 2000 would be crazy. I remember seeing this comic of what they thought the year 2000 was going to be like, and it was like firefighters were flying. Like, yeah, what did we do wrong, man?

What did we go wrong? Yeah, like in the 60s. Where's our jetpacks? Yeah, seriously, my flying car do wrong, man? What did we go wrong? Yeah, like in the 60s. Where's our jetpacks? Yeah, seriously, my flying car. I want a jetpack. The past generations had such high hopes for us. Yeah.

It's 2020, and what do we have? Social justice? Social justice. We do have cars that can drive themselves. No, you know what we have? Complacency. Yeah. Yeah, I think that's it.

That's what it is. People are comfortable doing nothing they're not striving to further the human race anymore i blame video games really you know there was there was this there's a quote that i love that says uh if humans ever meet extraterrestrials they'll shake hands not because they overcame nuclear weapons but but because they overcame the Xbox. And the quote was, it's in reference to, we evolved a certain way to chase after certain things. We love fatty, sugary foods, right? So we chase after these things and we mass produce them to our own detriment. We end up as morbidly obese Americans. We get sick, we get heart disease, and we end up dying.

Some people resist. Some people exercise and do better because it feels good as well. But that's also another issue. Dopamine. So we create video games that simulate goal completion. And now we've actually mastered the manipulation to get people to waste as much time as possible on these addictive games. It's true. I see. I mean, look, Twitter and Facebook, they know they're extremely addictive. It's on purpose. It's true. I see that. I mean, look, Twitter and Facebook, they know they're extremely addictive. It's on purpose.

It's just a different game. You know why Twitter won't get rid of the like count and the retweet count? Why? That's the addictive nature of it. That's the game. How many points can I get? Yep. How many followers can I get? How many likes? How many retweets?

You put out a tweet, and you look at those numbers, and you're like, ooh, I can do better. Ooh, dopamine kick. Yep. Yep, exactly. See, I get mine from skateboarding. I go out and do a trick, ooh, I can do better. Ooh, dopamine kick. Yep. Yep, exactly. See, I get mine from skateboarding. I go out and do a trick and if I succeed, I'm like, yes. Feels good.

Yeah, I know some people that say they don't play games and yet they're heavy Twitterers. It's a game. It's like Facebook too. What's the difference? You play with other people. I play on a PlayStation 4. It's an addiction.

It's the same thing. It's meant to be addicting. Yeah. And so, you know. Same with shopping. Shopping is very much the same. The general idea of this quote is, you know, maybe, do you know what Fermi's Paradox is? It's a bunch of different ideas about as to why we haven't encountered extraterrestrial intelligence.

Oh, okay. The idea being that you could do a mathematical equation of how big the universe is, how many planets can sustain life as we know it. Okay. intelligent species to harness technology. It could be because the intelligent species doesn't use radio waves, so they're giving off no signals. And it's just, we may have already seen the planet with life on it. We just can't tell because they use wired technology. It could be that the universe is so old that intelligent life flickers like lights on a Christmas tree lighting up and then dying out and lighting up and dying out. Or it could be something called the great filter that every intelligent species at some point comes across a filter that wipes them out. One of those is self-gratification. That instead of saying we need to survive, we say we need to feel good.

Oh, that seems pretty prevalent right now. Totally. That's like everything we have is decadence. People don't know how to grow food. Even if they want to do, they're not allowed to buy seeds anymore. Building shelter. If everyone was just dropped in the forest, there's a huge amount of people that would just get wiped out. Oh, dude, most of them.

But the idea in this regard is, so we evolve. We are goal-oriented. We get satisfaction from solving something in our brains. We get satisfaction from eating sugary and fatty foods because they were rare and it was like high energy density. So it was good for us. These things helped us succeed to this point. But now that we've controlled it all, what do we do? Right into the veins. Crispy cream donuts, wads of sugar wrapped in sugar, soaked in fat, sent right to your arteries. Colorful images for your

two-year-olds on their iPads. Final Fantasy 7 remake. Don't bring that into this. Oh, I have to. It must be done. Don't you dare. It makes you feel good. It does. You're right. Storytelling. No defense there. So then, what we had to do in the past when faced with real

challenges was scary. The bear emerges from the forest. Panic. What had to do in the past when faced with real challenges was scary. The bear emerges from the forest. Panic. What do you do? Well, solving these problems, you know, completing goals and fighting for your survival felt good. And it helped you survive. And you had to do it. Yeah. Now we're at the point where, you know, wild animals anymore for the most part.

Sometimes a deer wanders into Chicago and everyone panics. Or there's a turkey in the front yard and everyone freaks out's exciting what we've done is we've we've we've wrapped ourselves in a self-gratification cocoon yep so now bubble but now here's the real challenge we've evolved to survive on this planet in this planet's conditions. If we need to go to other planets, we don't have any evolutionary development in our minds that's saying, go to Mars. Some people just want to do it. It's there, right? Because they're smart people who can think ahead and see the future.

But in terms of the immediate self-gratification, no way, man. A Twinkie solves that right away. Look, man, if I want to feel good and get a dopamine trigger, I can try and build a rocket over 20 years or I can eat a Twinkie. That's why people are just greedy. They want, they want, period. Yeah. That's, that's basically all.

Well, so that's it. They want. That's, that's what the point of the quote is basically. Yeah. That humans might wipe themselves, selves out because we're more interested in these, the quick, easy, feel good than we are the long-term. Humans want short-term gains. They don't want to deal with long-term gains. It's like, I got to wait three, five years for that? Not interested. So then what ends up happening is

we build a bunch of dumb stuff on the earth, grind it grind it to uh to you know to a it's it's core rotting and withered and then some smart people may have built rockets and you know gtfo'd land on mars some other planet the rest of us most of us just want the quick uh the quick dopamine trigger that's that's the word the worrying great filter yeah yeah and and you know what's even worrying about it, I guess, as well? Maybe there's some weird authoritarian light at the

end of the tunnel. But this is another thing. If governments start coming around and saying, like, you must do this, you must do that, and people are like, I got PlayStation. Why am I going to resist?

I feel good playing this video game or watching this movie or eating these, you know, Krispy crispy cream donuts. I don't know. People seem to not really care about voting anymore. Yeah. It's like young people don't vote.

They don't care anymore. Maybe the goal with Biden was they were trying to make everyone give up. Maybe. The DNC is like, how can we get people to just stop caring? Just give up. Ram Biden down their throat. And all of a sudden people are like, dude, I am so out. I do not care about this.

I mean, maybe because think about how the culture war was bubbling up. Like it was kind of scary, right? Yeah, yeah. Like even I was being bullish on civil war. That's all changed now with the coronavirus pandemic. But I was saying, like, you look at these factions fighting in the street. What do you do? Well, the DNC rams Biden down everyone's throat and they just give up. They stop caring. Yeah. And that simmers things down, I guess. Yeah, I guess. I don't know, man. Well, nightmare dystopia is fun. But why don't we jump over to some Super Chats, see what the crowd is thinking, and then let me see.

What's the next story that we have? Should we talk about the guy who wants everything to burn? Yeah, that's awesome. He wants it all just to burn? No, no, no. He doesn't want everything to burn, just the corporations that already have a good standing. He brings up a really good point. So basically this guy

said, let all the big companies just go under. Just let them drop out. Who cares? Save Main Street. Forget Wall Street. Yeah, he says, like, we gotta help the actual people. That's not wanting everything to burn. Well, no, no, no. It's even a business thing. He's like, they failed. Congratulations. You're out. Sorry. That's how business works.

I'm like, that's a good point. He's got a good you want to play the capitalism game you play the capitalism game yeah let's talk about this yeah let's grab some super chance we'll talk about this guy who said let them all fail swordsman mike says tim when i get home from work i'm going to make that face you made reacting to that screeching about bernie losing an emote on my discord server degenerates which you can find on the website uh this board not safe work by the way. Hey, appreciate it. Redbeard says, immunity cards.

Hey, feds, do you want boog stuff? Because that's how you get boog stuff. Boogaloo. Yep. Boogaloo. They're dancing on it, man. This is crazy. YuYu says, F non-essential stream.

Oh, we are so non-essential. No, we are super essential. We're non-essential, but we work from home, so you can't do anything to stop us. Uh-huh. Yeah, you're going to be funny. That's a good point. Like we get a call from some cop and he's like, how are you working? You should not be working. We work from home. It's like, I want to shut you down, but I can't. And we're socially distanced.

Look at us. We are actually. We're all six feet apart from each other. Two meters. That's a good point. We are. Two meters. Nice. Sneaky says, thankfully, Winnie the Flew hasn't done much here other than some closures and supply chain slowdown. That's good. Lord Squirrels.

Oh. Go back. Why do we got to do that? Lord Squirrels says, Tim, remove the beanie and use the power surge to save us from this idiocy. Sincerely, a Michigander. It cannot be done. Only in the gravest of danger. Jacob, thanks for the super chat.

The Unrefined says, my mom thinks that CV test drive-thrus are collecting your DNA. Okay. Aren't they, though? Aren't they? Technically correct, I guess. Yes. Because they're, what's it called, like the epigelial or whatever it's called? Cells?

They have to test the DNA. What's it called? When they swab the cells in your mouth? Yeah, the back of your throat. Well, so they're going to get your DNA. Are they really storing your DNA? I doubt it. Ancestry.com was like giving

away your dna wasn't what they're doing right about that it's like whoa they already have it dude they don't got my dna nope but hold on like a genuine question like serious question why should i care if they have my dna they're gonna make a clone of you and replace you so they're they can have i mean no but i replace you so they're, they can have to, I mean, no, but I need more than one. I understand that the law enforcement issues,

people are worried about like violations of the fourth amendment, all that stuff. Yeah, I guess that's it. Privacy rights and stuff. No, they want to replace you. They're going to make a clone of you.

No, no, no, no, no, no. The serious concerns about giving DNA to companies, propaganda.

There's serious concerns about giving DNA to companies. Saying they're propaganda. There's serious concerns about giving your DNA to companies, and I'd like to hear them articulated because I haven't heard any cohesive reason why someone would really freak out about bulk collection. There are issues of people who have committed crimes and then been caught later because they gave their DNA to Ancestry.com. Or their sibling, their parent gave it to them.

And so does that, I mean mean if a criminal got caught because they gave it their dna i've been fingerprinted when i when i got when i got hired by american eagle airlines okay i had to go through the federal registry thing where it's like if you want to work at the airport they take your information and i was like i don't plan on committing any crimes i do think it's fair to say that you know who knows what the next crime is going to be i mean walking down the street exactly you can get arrested yep and now go run on the beach you're committing a crime now exactly that's what i'm saying get on the bus it's easy without a mask it's easy to say right now like i don't care if they have my fingerprints i'm never going to commit a crime and then in a year they're like

it's illegal to go to the bathroom it's illegal to have a youtube live show and talk about whatever you want well and how would fingerprinting like it would be if they say straight up no one's allowed to go outside period and then like they do a fingerprint test on like a railing and they're like we got tim pool's fingerprints that proves he was outside got you we got him so i understand that but but you know we'll do i'm sure some people have already popped into the super chat with the dna stuff and so we'll get down to it ryan m says have some stimulus monies my check is in account government giving me some of the money they stole back to me finally glad to hear it muffin says i'm a subverse investor love tim and gang there hasn't been

an investor update since august would it be possible to get quarterly updates or access to financials thanks i will absolutely uh can sync up with the team on all of that stuff. And we've got really, really awesome stuff going on. The quality has been taking off, the camera work. We got some really cool documentary. It's going to be awesome stuff. So absolutely, I will send them a note and we'll go over everything we need to do. The memes of destruction says, if we are doing a $6.2 trillion stimulus and divided by 210 million adult Americans, we could do about 30K per adult American. Employees could buy stock to help out and take percentage ownership. Thoughts? I don't know. I don't think anyone knows.

I seriously don't think so. And that's why I'm like, leave me out of it. I would never try and implement policy because you know what the ramifications are going to be. I mean, it's, I think one of the issues is that if you give everyone 30 K all of a sudden, nobody needs to work anymore. And that would just cause hyperinflation. And humans always love to take the easy route and the lazy route. So you give everyone 30 grand, a lot of people are going to stop working and you think it's shut down now. Imagine after like six months of that, when suddenly the the all the money runs out and there's no jobs available because the people already who want to work took all the jobs the mess yep

rye says whenever i hear about rising house prices i think back to saints row 2 and that mission you know the one with the septic tank i don't but never play your word for it no evil morty says google wants to track you now opinion yeah google, Google is tracking people's, like, cell phone data for, like— Wants to. They are. Yeah, they are. They are. You know what?

Everyone agreed to it. Everyone who's got a phone. Yeah. We just, like, cheerfully go to the store, like, I can't wait to get the new tracking device. I'm so excited. It's like, oh, what's this? You have to accept? Okay, yeah, whatever.

I'll accept it. I self-parked that episode where it's, like, he agreed to become part of a human centipede. Like, well, you should have read it, and everyone else... He's like, did you guys read it? Like, we did. You did? Well, yeah. Why would I agree to something if I didn't read it?

And he was the only one who just clicked yes. So then he gets, you know, human centipede. Yeah. I won't explain it. Delamorte says, Fallout 76 so bad it made me not like John Denver. Julia Braunbeck says, I think YouTube has found this channel. For the past few days, your live stream has not showed

up in my notifications. And you guys were saying something similar, right? Yeah, I mean, that actually has been going on since we started the show. So it's not anything new and I don't know what it is. I pull it up right here on my computer and sometimes it pops up sometimes it doesn't yeah you know what you do then to to fix this

for one always just show up i think you can go to youtube.com slash timcast irl slash live right yeah i just go to my home page at like two minutes three pretty much when you you know get the live stream going i i can see it here on that monitor. So then I open up YouTube and usually it's right on the homepage. Here's this, here's what you do. Here's how you solve that. You take the URL right now and you paste it into Facebook and Twitter and every other social platform. And you say, watch this podcast. If there's one thing that's going to bypass YouTube's algorithmic suppression, it's if you choose to be something more powerful than the algorithm. So it is a shameless plug, but it's also legit.

If we only relied on YouTube to promote us and letting everyone know we were doing shows, yeah, we're going to burn. We're going to go down in flames. And you know, we don't, we don't deserve to survive if that's the case. If nobody actually wants to, you know, spread the word. Yeah. So thanks for the word. Yeah. So on that note, thanks for showing up. Absolutely.

And hanging out with us. And hit the like button because that could be a factor. YouTube, they really do recommend channels that get more likes. Go ahead and hit that like button right now. I'll do that too. Good idea. Dark Renji says, Tim, if Cali does try to separate from the US, how long would it take or is it even possible? Also, I really hope they do screw woke people. You guys hear about this? Gavin Newsom said.

I heard about it. But it was it's it's silly. I agree. It's silly. People are like he declared independence. He did describe California as a nation state. He did. I don't know how far you get with that. They are a pretty big economy. Yeah. And he said as a nation state. So some people tried downplaying it like he was comparing it to the purchasing power of and it's like, no, no, no, no. He said the power of California as a nation state. Does that mean they're independent? No. We did see this big wave like 10 years ago where all these states are declaring their sovereignty, like asserting their state right to like do their own thing. Yeah. I don't think california can actually do

it because all the other states have to agree to it i think it was it was when colorado legalized weed there was a big like uptick of it because the federal government would come and crack down on some places but then the colorado government was like no we legalized it and there was this huge battle yeah and then it started going on in California. And I don't know if it's still going on. But like every state basically was like, we don't care what you're doing. We just want to let you know that we're sovereign. We can do what we want to do.

And that was crazy. That is pretty crazy. I mean, it is 50 the United States. Yeah. So the states are united. But if they become divided, what's going to happen? If California wants to leave, then all the other states have to agree to it.

Is that the case? And so they won't. I mean, actually, well, I think it's like a two-thirds thing. Oh, yeah. I'm not entirely sure. I'm not a constitutional scholar, but something to that nature. Yeah. I don't know. Super Bam Bam says, that wasn't a cop, That was a zombie, and the dude outran it.

There you go. I agree. Training's paying off. Cardio. Yeah. Victor says, hey, Tim and Beanie Crew. The 19 has hit close to me. My sister has been asked to join FEMA and NY and NJ to provide medical relief.

Wow. Oh, wow. Red Beard says, I would love to see the fight if CA tries to leave the union. Do you know how much US military force is in CA? Yeah, they wouldn't. It would never happen. They're going to be like, first of all, you got our vegetables and you got our guns. Yeah, it's not going to happen. Callum says, no offense intended. I swear I love y'all. But how do y'all plan to defend our rights without owning firearms? Is it down to us AR-15 owners? New Jersey makes it extremely difficult to own firearms is the problem.

So that's a great point. Rely on National Guard? As far as I can tell, each person should be planning to defend themselves, right? Yeah. So AR-15 owners are defending themselves and their families. We're defending ourselves. It's all good as far as I can tell. Yeah.

We're independent citizens. You know what I as far as I can tell. We're independent citizens. You know what I'm going to do? I think these guys got it all wrong with Air 15s. While they're all busy with these Air 15s, I'm going to study the blade. Get some ninja stars. No one will ever see it coming. Caltrops. Grow a big beard. Grow a big beard.

Wear all black. Get a mask. They'll be like, that guy's just in coronavirus protective gear. I'm like, oh, ha, I'll throw a star at him. Katana.

Yeah. That's right. No one will ever see it coming. Cow drops. No, that's a really good point, We should get some shurikens. That'd be cool.

No. We can set up like a throwing board. Yeah, why not? That'd be fun. That'd be fun. Shurikens. There you go.

That's our plan. Are they, they're not even a practical weapon. No. Like maybe in like feudal Japan. Yeah. A heavy piece of metal that was sharpened that you could... But it also kind of feels like a waste of the metal.

Like, well, I guess if you need to throw it, you need to throw it. Well, if you hit your target and it works, you can just go and collect it. Retrieve it? But not if you're, like, raiding the emperor's throne room and you've got to, like, go in for a quick feudal Japan assassination. Well, it's silent and at a distance so that's true depends if you're truly a ninja yeah maybe um maybe we're just in trouble i don't know what'll happen but that's a good question nash says do you want a boogaloo that's how you start a boogaloo oh yeah definitely nava says hope you build a bad a van well i already

swore so uh or rv and take your crew on the road. Solar lithium batteries and mobile internet. Plenty of people do it. I actually have a van conversion all ready to go. Eve Welcome says, control the food, control the populace. Could be. Yeah, they don't want people growing food. Yeah.

Jim Watari says, the LA County beaches are closed. Too many people were ignoring the social distancing rules. That I get. But why chase after one person because it's closed can't make any exceptions i guess i guess same for paddle boarding that kind of makes sense it's just the no exceptions it's like oh there's one guy and then other people see it and start running too and then all of a sudden there's like 500 people along the beach running but what but that still, all they have to do is,

if there's one person running, they're saying, yeah, whatever. If there's two people running, yeah, whatever. If there's 20 people running, they get a boat, they pull up and they go, you know, like 20 people,

like, time to break it up. Get everyone off the beach. Yeah. And they'll just get off the beach. You don't gotta chase after, it's the weirdest thing. It is weird. Yeah, I don't like zero tolerance. Well, if you're not a cop, you're a criminal. That's right. I forgot.

D.C. Pagan says daily reminder that coronavirus tests only test for antibodies. A positive result implies the immunity system is working. Nanya Biz says think of the budget of modern policing. It's based on fines for traffic, scoff laws and offensive from a lot of from a lot of from a lot a lot of modern policing. It's based on fines for traffic, scoff laws, and offensive from a lot of, from a lot of, from a lot, a lot of people moving, but no one is going out now.

That's why you see, you're seeing police do stupid enforcement. No money means no job. That's what I was saying earlier. Right. Exactly. They have to, they need those,

they need the fines. They need people to do wrong so they can find them and make money. It's a business. They're, they're, they're the business of policing is taking a hit right now and that makes sense vulgar display of power says talk about people in south korea that have been cured from covet and got sick of it again 94 confirmed cases so far oh man yep that's why they're saying it's like time to lock everyone

down forever because this sickness can't how is it possible that we can't become immune to it? I don't know. That's weird. I'm not an epidemiologist or a virologist, so I can't comment. But it's not something I've ever seen before. Yeah, I don't know. Maybe it's a thing. I can only assume it is.

There are a few diseases that are biphasic that you don't really get immune. It's like encephalitis and some other stuff. I mean, there's a bunch of stuff we can't fight off. Like you get infections like in the Wild West, you would die. Would it be biphasic, though? If it has two phases. No, I know what biphasic means. I'm saying if we just can't be immune to it ever,

wouldn't it just be one phase over and over and over again? Yeah. Oh, maybe. Yeah, maybe you're right. That's what this would be. Yeah, I don't know. Because if we can't grow an immunity and stay immune, then... I'll tell you what this is.

That's it. Human justice. Comeuppance. Our time has come. There's no cure. Everyone must lock down their houses. Forever. You know, if the apocalypse is going to be like a big meteor or like a nuclear bomb,

and it's like I had to shelter in place and hide in the basement, at least that would be exciting. It's like, oh man, the giant meteor is going to slam into the Atlantic and like vaporize half the planet or something. Everybody duck

and get in the cave. Will that mining team be able to fly and land on it and blow it up in time? Now it's like, now it's like, oh, my neighbor got a cough. Quick, go in the basement

and lock the doors and put on a mask. Oh no, I'm coughing. Oh, it's over. It's much less exciting. Yeah, it's not exciting. So it's over. It's much less exciting. Yeah, it's not exciting. So it's slow, too.

I don't know. We'll see. Drunk Shovel says, grow victory gardens where seeds are available. Don't let the government control the food. Americans must stay independent. It's in our blood. It certainly is. James Hoover says,

Alex Jones was right, LOL. About the fluoride thing. DC Pagan says, zombie apocalypse confirmed. Yeah, the dude in India. Jesus Barbie. What's your thought on Barbie crucifix controversy?

I don't know anything about it. No idea. Joe Johnson says, Tim, I guess you never seen Battle Los Angeles. They're in the water. That's why they want to keep the beach clear.

Oh, that's right. They're in the water. Never seen that movie. The Civic Nationalist says, in the UK, you can get arrested and fined if the police determine that your trip is unnecessary. We live in the police state. Dude, in the UK, Count Dankula got arrested for making a joke on YouTube for his friends. This is not the moment where like you wake up to the police state. You've been there well before Dankula got arrested. Yeah, y'all need a constitution. I think it was, who was it? Nigel Frage was calling for that. Yeah, y'all need a constitution. I think it was, who was it?

Nigel Farage who was calling for that? Yeah, y'all need a constitution. First Amendment, all that stuff. Rye says, look, the headline for the zombie apocalypse will read, Florida man comes back to life and bites someone to death. Comes back to life. Dark Sun says Bill Gates and the elites are all behind this. I don't believe so.

I really don't. There's a lot of interesting threads about it, but, you know, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Waddle Spire says greetings from rural Iowa. 80% of our workforce is considered essential because of farming and factories, and we have less than a dozen cases in our county. I'm doing my best to stay connected, but it still feels a world away. I'm glad you guys can still work, especially because we need food. Morgan Gray says, TDS will lead to zombie apocalypse, liberal media, and Hollywood mainly affected. Afflicted. Hutch the Wolf says, if you want an idea of how the

early reaction to a zombie apocalypse would be like, read World War Z. Better get listened to it. It's probably the best audiobook out there will do some guy says zombophobia is the new trend among among alt-right fascists how zombies are the latest minority under attack yeah i can see it yep jeffrey jeff says thanks to the advice to download doom adam internet is so bad i'm still waiting on to download super chat as promised well i hope you get to start playing it eventually. Yeah, yeah. iGuy says, There are a lot of counties in CA that have farmers who will burn their crops if we try to secede, along with 5 million gun owners who don't want to live in what they described as a monarchy and 30 military bases.

Oh, boy. All right. I'm going to have to start speeding up because we do have too many Super Chats, so I apologize for those that we miss. James Wallace says, Look back at all Pelosi and Schiff's actions. And you asked, why would they do these things? They did. And they must be idiots. Then look at the timeline of the virus. They aren't dumb. It was orchestrated. No, I think they're really dumb. So the Bam Bam says, with the police doing this, are they trying to start an insurgency?

That's what I think. It's just grains of sand in the heat, man. One cop says, I'm going to tell him to stop. And then eventually everyone sees these videos. They get mad about it. And then, you know, breakdown happens. David says, Italy has one fourth of the cases and more deaths. Europe has a bit less than double of the cases as us, but three times the deaths. But somehow we aren't doing well. Media is nuts. Vasht says, look up Columbus, Ohio rally. About a hundred people shut up to protest the stay at home order here. And yes, someone shut up in a guy Fox mask. Well, there you go. It's already happening. Apparently. Brandon Gravely says Boogaloo Cowabunga. It is. Yeah. Harry Toe says, I don't believe it's true, but it feels like the movie V for Vendetta. Doesn't it really?

It really does. Yeah, you guys should got to watch V for Vendetta. Awesome movie. But it really does. You've seen it, obviously. Yeah, but it's like the government or, yeah, we talked about it. They make the disease and the vaccine and then, you know. All right, let's see where we at.

J Max says, Adam isn't playing FF7 right now. I've barely put it down. In Sector 5 at the moment myself, what's see where we're at. JMac says, Adam isn't playing FF7 right now. I've barely put it down in Sector 5 at the moment myself. What's Adam's thoughts so far? I'm playing it right now in here. No, I'm just kidding. I was playing it all day, and it is incredible. It's great.

It feels like the first game, but with all the details, with all the emotions that they're going through, it really feels like you're kind of watching the movie but living the life also through the whole beginning. It's pretty great. I like it. Gameplay. There's a little cheesy moments in it, but the first game had those moments too. So it's good. So far, I really, really am enjoying it.

Yeah. Right on. It's great. A Handy Redneck says, Howdy, Beanie Bro, Soy Jesus, and the voice of Lydia. It is time. Go outside, live your life, and let everything burn. If it is our time to die, better to die free

than die cowering in our homes. Well, I think people in New York won't go out and be free, and it's not going to be like them saying, like, we're free. It's going to be them, like like salivating and going crazy like thirsting for blood because they're starving to death trapped in a big city that's all concrete where they can't grow food being trapped

in their homes not allowed to leave not allowed to buy seeds can't even grow a garden on your on your windowsill people are going to just go nuts it's not going to be zombies it's going to be like ideological zombism yeah whatever you want to call it it's very nice like ideological zombism. Or whatever you want to call it. Zombism?

Zombism. That's a thing? It's going to be people who are just fed up, desperate, and hungry and they become cannibals. For that matter, I just watched Book of Eli the other night. Have you seen Book of Eli? That movie's awesome. And then you've got to watch it again. You've got to watch it again. If you haven't seen it. Actually, it's a 10-year-old movie.

I still don't want to spoil it. Yeah. But they do this thing where they're like, show us your hands. Because cannibals get the shakes from eating too much human meat. Yeah. Yeah, it's a cool movie. You never know what you're capable of until you're there. Remember we were talking about this?

I was talking about some... Man, someone corrected me about what was actually going on. It was out in the soviet union in like 1910 or something 1915 and people were selling human meat whoa oh that's right that's right it's right i remember that it wasn't yeah it was the holland or something like yeah something like that oh man nah i'm sorry dude i'm not eating human meat not gonna happen yeah i i i will swear upon my soul. Never going to happen.

Superman. And now like the guy from CNN. What's his face? Yeah. He tried brain or something. Reza Aslan. Yeah. He'll never live that down.

I think it really messed him up. I do. Because he's become a really awful person. Really? And I think it's not that he ate human meat, human brain. Okay. I think it's that he's been shunned so much. Because of it.

Yeah. And so he's got friends who are in high places. So he still gets to exist in society as like a wealthy individual. And he's super rich. But he gets torn up all the time as the guy who ate brain. And so you see his reaction to things. Like with the Covington kids, he's like, I want to punch that. He's like, have you ever seen a more punchable face and post a picture of a 14-year-old kid?

It's like, dude, chill out. But I think he's – it's like – Anger issues. I think it's almost like he was canceled. Like when that segment came out where he ate brain, everyone was like, you are a disgusting piece of human filth. Yep. And he'll never, never escape. He is trapped in this world.

And it was funny. I was talking to somebody who knows him. He ate human brain. What do you expect, man? Check it out. I was talking to somebody who knows him. Okay. And they brought him up and I was like,

wait, isn't he a cannibal? And they were like, he is not a cannibal. And I was like, he ate human meat. Yeah, he ate a little bit of brain for a show. And I'm like, that makes him a cannibal. Yeah. They argued, no. Cannibals, like, are people who eat human meat.

It's like a thing they do. And I was like, so you're saying to me, if like an old dude did a little kid just one time, you're not going to call him out as a pedo? Yeah. And they were, well, I'm like, yeah. Reza Azlan ate brain. He's a cannibal. Yeah. We're done here.

Yeah. Conversation over. There's no, he's almost a cannibal. No, he literally did it. Yeah, exactly. But I think that really messed him up. Yeah. Because it even looked like what we're saying about it. He can't escape it. Could you imagine being trapped in that world? You have to change your name, change your appearance,

give up everything. You're always going to be the dude who ate human on TV. This is a public service announcement brought to you by me. Don't eat human meat. Oh, great advice. You know what's really crazy about it? Is that I think this was like a CNN show. And what they claim

is that he was scared for his life and kind of like forced to do it because the tribalists who made him, like who were cooking the brain were like dangerous. Okay. You know what I think the real reason why they did it was? Why? They wanted to be vice ah yeah okay dude vice had a segment where ryan duffy goes down to i think i can't remember like

columbia or something and he's trying out bulletproof clothing and they literally shoot him dang and the bullet just flops down and he's like wow it was a really big thick like trench coat i barely remember the episode but they also did the scopolamine thing. You know what scopolamine is? It's this drug where they, like, blow it in your face. And then it turns you into, like, a mindless drone. Yeah, that does whatever. Okay, I know of this.

So Vice does all these, like, dark, edgy documentaries that were extremely popular on YouTube. Right. When they did that series. And then they get HBO and they get all these Emmys. And then everyone and their mother wanted to be Vice. I'm not kidding. I know. It's why I got hired at Fusion. I lived through it.

Yeah, I watched it. So Fusion tries poaching me and they're like, you know, we want to do what they do and all this stuff. We want to, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, sure, sure. I got you, man. Now they quickly changed their tune. But I actually got called down to a meeting

with a bunch of people and they said, how do we do what Vice does? And I had some choice words for these corporations. But this was around the same time CNN was trying to do these Verite like travel doc stuff. Dude eats brain. And it was really obvious. I mean, for me, as somebody who worked for Vice, I was like, it's kind of like if you're, you know, I don't know how many people can relate to this. But you're like in school and there's that one dorky kid who's kind of like you know a loser who's desperately

trying to fit in yeah and so like you're you're sitting with your friends and all of a sudden he walks up and says something really awkward and you're sitting there like all right dude that yeah sure uh anyway and then you like turn back to your friends yeah that's what it was could you imagine like destroying your life because you were trying to chase after what you thought was cool for that matter could you imagine eating human brain nope nope neither of those things that's amazing yeah i'm good i have no interest a lot of the media that we get today is like that though like uh why are you familiar with well it's not just that it's like chasing after what they think will be the hot thing right and so the resla resla ends up becoming i guess just like fodder for the machine because you know cnn doesn't care yeah there's like cancel his show

that was gross yeah his life that didn't work well we'll just fire him and move on but if you look at other other companies like mike.com is a really good example. Okay. I don't know them. Mike.com started out as kind of a libertarian, like seriously, like pro-Ron Paul-ish. Okay. And then became super social justice. It's just because they're chasing after what they think the next hot thing is. And they will sacrifice and burn down anybody. So actually, interestingly enough, like Joe Rogan was talking about this on a recent podcast with – I can't remember the guy's name. But he was saying that CNN is doing the things they're doing, Orange Man Bad and all this stuff, because they're desperately trying to survive.

Yeah. You look back to what they did with the brain eating and it's like, yeah, they've been desperately trying to figure out what they think people would be into. They're not cool. They're doing weird, weird stuff. Yeah, they're trying. But're they're they're doing weird weird stuff yeah they're trying but it's not just about them it's like the whole landscape is kind of derivative of what we've seen from that moment vice had early success but vice's success was not in my opinion based upon actual popular ideas like it wasn't based upon how how do I say, success. It was built upon the perception of success.

People were absolutely convinced that Vice was cool. So everyone wanted to be Vice. And now Vice is like, you know, Disney's written off their entire investment saying it's worthless. $500 million in the toilet. Yeah, yeah. So like Disney invested like $500 million. It was like $400 and another company company invested like 70 and then they merged. And then they wrote like last year, we now see that investment as nothing, completely written off.

We're never getting back because it was an illusion. Yep. Which is so, so it's funny because you have companies like Mike, they started, I don't know exactly how they started or what the deal was, but they started something like early 2010s and Ron Paul was really big. You the ron paul love revolution of 2008 you know have you ever seen the ron paul and like the the revolution but then it says love backwards yeah okay it was huge on the internet and so right now you've got you know ron paul recently said something like dr fauci needs to be fired he's trying to take control of everything and stuff

like this reddit is tearing him apart. Fauci or Ron? No, Ron Paul. And someone commented, this is funny, remember when we all loved Ron Paul? And I'm curious, like, why did that change? Ron Paul didn't change. He's still staying the same old, same old.

A little crazy? Well, they comment, like, we grew up. Okay, you grew up. Mike.com, my understanding, I could be wrong about this, started out with some very libertarian stories. And then over time, just trying to figure out what would get the most traffic turned into a social justice rage bait outlet. They the dudes who are running it were like apparently libertarian bros as far as I, you know, I was told by many other people. Yeah. So this is what's actually driving politics in this country.

Yeah. I know. Yeah. You get, it's all fake, I guess, you know? So I'm curious. What's real nowadays? Yeah, nothing. Like this story we're about to get into, and we'll jump back to Zuberchats real quick,

about the guy who's saying like, let it all burn. I don't believe any of it. I don't believe that it's real. You know, and that's why I was— Yeah, let's get to this. Well, let me— I got to—one more point. I mentioned this in a couple of my videos.

I mentioned it yesterday, and I say it, and I have no problem saying it. They pretend to be angry, so we pretend to be angry back. Right. Like, how—I don't know. You know, sometimes I read read this stuff and i'm like it really does bug me when the media lies about this and then people make youtube videos where they're like tim pool's wrong and i'm like do you really care that i'm i care about what the people in these news companies are doing and saying or is it just performative art to fit your audience

yep that's what i that's instantly what I go in my head. Yep. That's what it is. Like eating brain. Catering to the masses, essentially. Yeah. Like eating brain. I guess.

They thought they were going to get this big hit. That's what, you know, I've been in those meetings, man, where people are like, dude, I have this idea. We're going to do this crazy thing into work. And I've successfully navigated away from all of the crazy people who have done the stupid things like brain eating. Or like I've been in the meetings

where they've pitched stuff that's just factually wrong, but they don't care. And I've just refused. I'm not going to go down that road because they're not thinking about the long-term result of what this is going to do to them. Like one example is like I was at Fusion and there was this fake outrage over Ghost in the Shell.

Do you know what Ghost in the Shell is? Yeah. So they were like, ooh, this is really crazy. Like it's an anime, you know, and they're doing a live action, but they cast a white woman to play Major Kusanagi. I think the name is Motoko. And they're like, whoa, wow.

Man, total whitewashing. And then I was like, actually, I'm kind of a fan of Ghost in the Shell. And I don't think that actually makes sense. Like an aspect of Ghost in the Shell is that by cyberizing your brain and getting prosthetic bodies, you transcend race and gender and all these things. And like, it's actually one of the questions like asked in standalone complex of Major, why does she prefer female bodies? And I'm like, it's actually a better question about like, I guess maybe like gender identity. And they were like, uh, no, we, we think racism. And I'm like, you guys don't know anything about

this show now. And so that's the flack they ended up getting when they write these fake articles is that they're not actually talking about things they know and are passionate about. They're trying to figure out how they like. They're trying to pretend to be relevant. Yeah. And so I guess to kind of wrap up that idea, you end up with a dude going to India and eating brain, and then it makes him go insane. And then he goes on Twitter, and all he is is just foaming at the mouth, screeching at everybody.

He's full of hate and vile brain-eating madness. To be fair, lots of them are like that. I don't think you could blame that on the brain-eating. No, I do. No, I think it's the brain-eating madness. To be fair, lots of them are like that. I don't think you could blame that on the brain-eating. No, I do. No, I think it's the brain-eating. Really? You think so? Yeah. That was the catalyst.

Wasn't he like some... He was like a scholar on religion or something. I think he ruined his reputation, realized what he'd done, came back and was like, well, I have to be a super social justice warrior now or no one will ever listen to me again. No, I think it's that, you know,

when you go on to Twitter and everyone hates you and is pointing the finger at you and laughing at you you become resentful and angry and you hate everyone and so he just goes on twitter and he just scowls and like he had a show was about religion that's how he ended up eating the brain it was supposed to be like a serious religious scholar now he's become this putrid vile hunched demon who just vomits on people on twitter like he went from being prestigious to just yes that's what happens when you eat brain man i know i guess so so don't do that don't eat brain do not do it all right we'll grab some more Super Chats. Super Bam Bam says, Please, government sama, inject me with your hot sticky vaccine. Oh, yeah.

Howard A. Treesong says, Tim stood shirtless tout, proud skin, the color of fresh cream. 5'10 of worldwide apocalypse ready flesh. Wow, Adam breathed, eyes roving up and down. You're really nipping out. I'm only 5% Was the Husky reply. I don't understand it, but I am,

I am entertained. So I appreciate the fan fiction. I love it. Oh no. Keith Rogers says, good thing about living in a small town in Alabama during lockdown, spent two weeks on the lake fishing. Our law enforcement or our high school friends,

New York style lockdown would not fly here. Stay safe. That's what I'm talking about. Like you're accountable to your community. Yeah. If you went out and you were like, get out of the lake, they'd be like, shut up, Bill. All right, fine. Yeah.

Come fish with us. Yeah. No, you, Bill, you come here. It's like, go home. You come fish. It's like, I'm standing on my porch. Yeah. Right.

What are you talking about? That's why I've been like, just like going on Zillow and being like west virginia and you know like all these pennsylvania like i do not want to be by a city like just i agree every day there's a reason to be like you don't want to be here you you got to fend for yourself and be self-sustainable but part of a community being crammed into a cubicle surrounded by a bunch of people and fighting for space is not humans have survived because of community not not by being by themselves but it's a hybrid working on their own thing it's not why we're here but it's a mix you find a place a mix but more and more nowadays is the solo greediness that's taking over because look at what we have. We have everything. It's easy to just go off on your own. And we're taught to move out of the house, get your own place, get in debt, and then live there until you die.

New York is the – it's like the digitization of culture, of society. It's like you've got little cubicles. Everyone lives in their little box. They don't talk to each other. They're just a little block in New York. They know a few people who live in various parts of the city. How people don't interact with each other, it's

busted. It's broken. You go out to the middle of nowhere, you're likely not going to interact with a lot of people either. Almost the same, though. But I gotta say, i've talked to my neighbors more than i've ever talked to a neighbor i've ever had what here yeah okay yeah because we all live next to each other and we're on one block and people say like how do neighbor just moved in and i'm like pouty and then you know we talk they explain like oh you know that's why he's when i first moved in i had a dude pull up in the truck pulls in front of the the house, and he goes, like, how's it going?

He's like, see, just moving in. Yeah, we knew the people who lived here before, and we talked for a little bit. And we ended up – I was skating. We ended up talking for, like, an hour with a dude in his truck just, like, sitting there, leaning out with his – and we had a conversation. We talked politics. It's a very moderate neighborhood. Okay. Never happened in New York.

Never. it's a very moderate neighborhood. Never happened in New York. If you're in New York and you are walking downstairs and you walk outside and there's somebody from the next building over and you're like, how's it going neighbor? They're going to be like, hi, I'm going to get out of here. Yeah, I lived in a predominantly black area and actually my neighbors were so racist. I'm dead serious. My windows would be open and i would be lit listening to them sitting on the front porch just complaining about white people and everything it was their fault i mean i'm not i don't want to get into it you know like sure there's a lot of

issues with you know race and nowadays but it's like i didn't want to like go say hi to them after that it's like hi i'm your white neighbor i'm not racist or anything but you sure seem to already hate me um great nice to meet you that was weird well i don't i didn't really know what to do have you not got the memo adam what only white people can be racist oh that's that's what they actually say. Or it's racist, right? Like if I say that's not true, I'm being racist. They will clip that sound

bite of you and say like, you know, far right Adam Krigler, blah blah blah. Far right Adam Krigler? No, no. You're at the right. Someone's going to write an article saying like, proof that vegans can be far right racists. Yeah. And they'll use that clip of you complaining about, you know, black people being racist or something.

It's just like there's racists in every race. There's cool people in every race. It's so silly when people try to like put you in a box. This is what you are now forever. Remember when that was the liberal position? Is that what? That's a conservative position. Now?

Yes. Yeah, it's changed. Huh. Yep. Are you saying I'm conservative now? If you, as a New York, you're from, check this out. This is hilarious. You're from Chicago.

Okay. You lived in New York for how many years? 16, 17 years? Brooklyn. 16 years, I guess. In Brooklyn, mostly? No, I would say equally between Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn. This is why Donald Trump wins.

We lived next to each other in New York. We went skating. We played card games. New York is not a conservative place. No. We were very much so lefties, and that was an idea that the left used to have, that there's good and bad people of all types and all colors and all creeds. That's true. I've been across the world, and that's the truth.

There's cool people everywhere I go. And now guess what? Because you've said that, and the story you just described about the black people in your neighborhood being racist. No, no, not all of them. I'm not saying all of them. Specifically my neighbors. I'm saying your neighbors, right? You were like they were racist they hated white people yeah right of course any race can be racist yeah it's in the definition well according to mainstream

progressive like leftism okay you are a racist for thinking that because you're an oppressor and you don't understand to see they're resisting oppression so so they argue that racism is prejudice plus power therefore they can't be racist they're allowed to discriminate against you based on the color of your skin because you're an oppressor because you're white and you're a male of all of all things i guess so huh yep so yeah what used to be the liberal position okay is now considered conservative so conservatives have become this really big tent yeah of like former liberals i guess so so so what do you think is going to happen when you've got people who you you lived

in new york city like the biggest liberal stronghold in the world well in the country i'm not gonna say world because it's about our politics yeah and now you're holding a position that is more aligned with the right than the left yeah i think i'm shocked even joe biden is is pushing further left on this on these on these ideas yeah i don't i don't understand what he's doing well they've become the the left has adopted racism as like a core tenant a core tenant i guess so it and it's been growing it's been getting worse and worse and now it's at this point where i'm sick of of racism as a whole because it's like it's 2020 like everybody bleeds the same color everybody can be an a-hole if they're in a bad

mood you never know what someone's going through you know it's like empathy needs to be go up through the roof across the board and that's that's really the issue is no one has empathy anymore and i tell you what if you know there's a lot of factors that cause the modern left to be what it is today. But I think one of the problems right now as to why this kind of stuff gets ignored is that people, you know, like us that lived in Brooklyn that were kind of liberal. Yeah. I would say it's not necessarily fair to, well, I've been active in news, but more so in the past few years, politics. There are people just like us, we hang out with every day in Brooklyn, who agree with us on all these policies. They don't watch the news. They don't engage.

They don't vote. They're not paying attention. And so they end up voting for these people who are overt racists and then don't know or care. They don't even care. Like, you know, Bernie Sanders in 2016 said white people don't know what it's like to be poor? Yeah, that's ridiculous. And he said... It's like, there's race in general. There's poor.

There's poor people all around the world. How does that make any sense at all? Yeah, and because whites are a majority, because there are poor white people, lots of white people are poor. Yeah. It's so silly to say that there are no poor white people. Lots of white people are poor. Yeah. So it's so silly to say that there are no poor white people. I'm backing this up. That proves to me he's in a little bubble and has no idea.

No, he does know. He lied. I'm backing this up. So it's a bald-faced lie then. So I'm doing this because I'm tired of people telling me that Bernie never said that. Bernie Sanders said, when you're white, you don't know what it's like to be poor. PolitiFact rated it false. Bernie Sanders said it on the stage. He said, quote, when you're white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto. You don't know what it's like to be poor. You don't know what it's like to be hassled when you walk down

the street or you get dragged out of a car, Sanders said. Several readers asked us to take a closer look at Sanders' comments that when you're white, you don't know what it's like to be poor, and they read it as false. Why? Because white Americans make up the largest percentage of people, I'm sorry, not the largest percentage, the largest number of people in poverty. When you look at the population density to poverty, there are more people who are, African Americans are more likely to be impoverished, but there are still about twice as many white people who are in poverty. Why would Bernie Sanders say that? Pandering. Pandering. Because he knows because he's from Vermont. Exactly. He used to be

moderate on gun rights, pretty much in favor of because these blue states up in the northeast are pro to a. Yeah. He started pandering. And so I do see people like Joe Rogan, for instance. Joe Rogan's fantastic, but he did say in that one now-famous segment, Bernie's been consistent all this time. How are you going to take a dude from the Northeast, which is predominantly white, who's fought for union rights, and it's all about civil rights, have him come out and say this and then argue that he's been consistent?

This, to me, was like, I was a big fan of Bernie. And then I watched that debate and I was like, what? Yeah. It's like, whoa, he's embracing racism, man. Yeah. These are the leaders you get when you don't pay attention. And then how many people do you know in New York were like big fans of Bernie even to this day? day no not many honestly really yeah they banned it they walked away or what no i honestly my my my crew are skaters or you know gamers i don't know dude i was watching skate i was watching skate videos on instagram okay it's like where the it's the new it's like it's what dominated skate videos and sk skaters were always kind of lefty, lefty libertarian. I remember watching this documentary where it was these skateboarders talking about how the perfect thing about skateboarding is that racism is completely erased. That's true.

It doesn't matter what your race is, where you come from, what your religion is. It's all about the tricks. It's all about the culture, the community. And your flow. Everyone's cool with each other. If you show up, nobody is questioning your race. They're questioning your tricks, your style. You know, you talk big game.

No, no, no, no. No one's questioning, period. You're in the fold. Right. You show up on a board, you're in the fold. It doesn't matter what you look like, what you're wearing. It does not matter. If you're there trying, you're in the fold.

What I mean about questioning is they're not going to be like, you're this race they're going to be like yo bro i saw like i heard you got that mad tray flip yeah i heard you got that tray flip down el toro yeah exactly and they're going to be like oh i almost didn't it's like whoa but i'm watching so that's that's like i grew up with that and there's there it was like that's pretty it was pretty lefty back in the day and it's i've actually interviewed a bunch of skateboarders. It was a couple years ago I did this. And they were all, this was like two, three years ago maybe, they were Bernie supporters. And I went to a skate park, asked people, and they were like, yeah, I'm down with Bernie.

He seems like a really cool guy. I was watching a skate video today. And this pro skateboarder in his clip on a mini ramp, Gadsden flags. You know what that is? No. Don't tread on me oh really libertarian love it and i'm and i'm and there are some really high profile pros who follow me and hit me up all the time and it's kind of crazy because these are people i used to like uh look

up to when i was younger now sending like liking my posts and like hitting me up and they are no longer aligned with whatever whatever the left used to be. Skateboarders, man. And that's the weird thing. It's like these people try to accuse me of being right-winger, conservative, whatever. And it's like, dude, are you admitting that you lost me? Because I was a street punk on the south side of Chicago skateboarding. Yeah. And you can get mad at me and you can accuse me of all these things.

But you got to recognize what you've done to where you're losing the skateboarders, the anti-authoritarian lefty urban dwellers, people who like – I mean, if I were to guess, libertarian makes more sense to me for skateboarders. Leave me alone. Let me skate. But you can be left libertarian or right libertarian. Yeah, okay, I guess. So it's like hippies on a farm versus a small business entrepreneur who's running his own skate shop. Okay. Yeah. Okay. I guess. So it's like hippies on a farm versus, you know, a small business entrepreneur who's running his own skate shop. Okay. Yeah. So for me, I grew up like I've always been very, it's funny too, because a lot of people in American politics don't understand how

like political, the, the, uh, the political spectrum works. Basically libertarian leaning towards cooperation is left libertarian leaning towards competitive markets is right okay so if you're like hey man you do your thing i'll do mine i'm gonna sell skateboards and run a business then that's more like leaning right okay but if you were like hey let's let's all rent a house together and we can we can pitch in to buy a bunch of skateboards so it'll be cheaper for us what's dead center between that? Just the balance between both. Like you can open it. So here's the thing that I used to do with my friends.

We would order bulk skateboards because if we all pitched in, it would be like 13 bucks a board instead of 30 or 40. That's like a lefty thing to do. It's like, hey guys, if you pitch in, we can order 20 boards. Everybody gets two. It'll be 26 bucks.

You'll get two boards instead of spending, you know, 30 at the mall when you needed a board. So we'd all pitch in or we would do something where it's like everybody pitches in to rent a space you know it's like we want we want to get a timcast board to make skateboards yeah if i could get like i don't know deluxe to make boards i'd totally be down but you know that's that's my point no there are there are a lot of skateboarders who are totally right libertarian as well. Okay. But I think that's maybe not necessarily...

When I grew up, I didn't know very many people who were overtly political in skateboarding. Same. Very much about freedom. Today, everyone's way more political, and it seems like more of the skateboarders are right libertarian, like very, you know, Gadsden flags, don't tread on me. Makes sense. Skateboarders want to be left alone, do their thing. Yeah, they want to skate. This is what you get with political pandering. Yeah.

And like you were saying just a minute ago, that, you know, everybody can be racist. It doesn't matter who you are. That's exactly the message I got when I was a kid growing up watching these pro-scape wars and how they viewed the world. Yeah. And it was very strange to me going to Occupy Wall Street and hearing these people say, in fact, that's wrong, Tim. Only white people are racist. And I was like, well, that can't be right.

Like, I'm like, no. I grew up in an area of Chicago that was like it was mixed race. Yeah. We had, you know, Latino. was mixed race. We had Latino. We had black. We had white. We had immigrants from Eastern Europe. And there was a lot of people who hated a lot of people.

They made assumptions about everybody. And we hung out with a bunch of different people. And I couldn't understand it. I was like, how can you tell me this? White people don't know what it's like to be poor. The neighborhood I grew up in was white trash. People were ODing. But we were standing

right alongside the minorities. And that was a weird thing to me, too, because he says, you don't know what it's like to get hassled walking down the street or dragged out of your car. I'm like, what that happened to me a couple of times. Yeah. What do you mean? Well, I guess I'm a minority. So sure, whatever. But my friends, I knew I knew I knew friends like the one dude I lived with who was a white dude. We had cops kick our door at gunpoint and give us the business. It's like Bernie Sanders had to know that he was full of it when he said this. This is in 2016. And so I've been watching this happen, the political pandering and the de-evolution, I guess, or the excising of the rational liberal mind from the left.

As they say now, the left is no longer liberal. They kicked everybody out. Yeah. Where are are the liberals then they're in the center well so like center left but that looks looks like right if you're way over there exactly if you're on the far left everyone's to your right that's actually the joke it's like they have the political compass and the top left the authoritarian left is hope and change and then everything else is far right and it is and what you know one of the craziest things I always tell people to do this. If you haven't done this, take the political compass test. I think it's political compass that org. Now, Ben Shapiro's had some choice words for it, saying it's like

left leaning. It's biased. Take it anyway and see what it says. You know, it doesn't mean it's true. But what's really fascinating is I've done this several times where I've told people take the test and they they're adamant, they're conservative. They what's really fascinating is I've done this several times where I've told people, take the test, and they're adamant they're conservative. They take it, and they're left libertarian. Because the mainstream has become so far left, they think they're conservatives. Like everything you said about anybody can be racist, I assure you there's many people who feel the exact same way, consider themselves conservatives because they feel that way. Right. All right. But they're not. They so they're libertarian well you go on youtube probably left libertarian well they might be or they might be centrists i think i was like right in the middle just north of you

like you were actually lower than i was yeah i'm i would i was i was further left and a little a little bit more left and a little bit more libertarian than you were yeah yeah you were like traditional liberal yeah right in the middle. I was like fairly socialist. That's what I would say. And it's funny. It would be, yeah. I did the compass test and it was titled like Tim Pool is a communist because my results were like far left libertarian.

Yeah, like you've been saying all along. I know. I took the test and I'm like, here's the answer. Here's the question. Here's how I feel about it. Here's why I'm explaining all my answers. But to these people, it's all about tribe, I guess. Or it's ideology.

Like what Bernie Sanders said about white people being poor has nothing to do with cooperation and freedom. Yeah. At all. It's just racism. I oppose that. What was his point to what he was trying to do, do you think? He was trying to get votes from the nonwhite, from the activist base of the Democratic Party.

Here's how I felt. I was at I'm pretty sure there's this guy. His name is his. He's got a podcast called Quite Frankly. I'm pretty sure I was at his studio and we were watching this debate in 2016. I could be wrong. Maybe I'm misremembering, but I, I swear at the time, here's what I felt watching Bernie Sanders say that the first thing I thought was he knows he's lying and he's really struggling to say these words. Like it looked like he knew it wasn't true. Yeah. You can tell sometimes when someone's lying and they're just like fighting it, but. But they got to say it, I guess. But it wasn't so much that he was like lying.

It was that he was struggling to say it because he knew he was crossing a line. He knew this was the point where he was becoming that machine, the fake politician. Yeah. I remember hearing him talk about gun rights and he says it was an urban versus rural debate. You know, it's different in cities as it is in the country and i was like my man that's that's a good point and that's like how do we rectify this yeah today he's like on stage saying like no the nra hates me i'm not about that and i'm like whoa what happened bro yeah on immigration a year ago yeah i didn't he's like we can't have open borders my god there's too many poor people today we need to

decriminalize it let everyone come and get free health care. Break up CBP. And I'm like, what? Nah. It's all the same game, man. I can't stand these people. I also can't stand talking about it if we don't have to. We're supposed to talk about this guy who wants to watch the world burn.

We should do that. Oh, we haven't even gotten to that yet. We haven't even gotten to it. We haven't even touched on it. All right. Well, that means we're doing well, I guess. Just chilling. You're r're doing well, I guess. You're ranting today.

It's Friday. It's because you brought up that point and I was like, you got me going. I guess so. It's my fault. Blame me, everybody. We'll try and grab these super chats. Stacey Ellis says, just because you swore, $20. Appreciate it.

Nice. Thank you. Mr. Nice Guy says, I'm afraid we may already be at the point of no return the totalitarian tiptoe tends to sneak its way into society by the time we catch it it may be too late to keep the great work y'all do thank you very much appreciate it snafu says how can you trust a guy fauci who is paid by big pharma and who has worked in the government since clinton's administration everybody gets a grain of salt or I'm sorry, that's the wrong way to phrase it. Everybody gets a grain of sand, right?

How many grains of sand make a heap? I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. You know, I'm not going to I'm not going to start necessarily believing every word they say, you know, but I'll hear what they have to say. I'm going to do my own research. Right. In the long term. Rar face.

Thanks for becoming a member. Thank you. Matthew Hunter says, how much do I need to donate to get you guys to learn how to use Skype? I want to see some guests already. It's not so much that we don't know how to use it. It's two things. There's a weird problem with it on this computer. Like when I was doing the Skype with Crowder, it was weirdly choppy.. The frame rate fell apart. I don't know what it is. Whatever. I could probably fix it. It's also because I don't want Skype.

We were flying people out. We were setting up legit interviews with people. We'll bring it back. It is coming back. I'm excited. I'm not saying we can't do Skype. I'm just saying I was trying to resist it. Well, once they prove to us that they have their immunity card. That's right.

All they have to do is show us that. They've got to show us their immunity card, and then we'll allow them into our house. We'll allow them into our domicile. Muffin says, I'm a Subverse investor. And he asked a similar question, looking for an update on Subverse. I will definitely reach out to the team literally after this is over and we'll get something set up for everybody. Perpetual Punster says, Tim, Soy Jesus, free market capitalism doesn't include bailouts. And Lydia, how many skill points did you put into video switching? Damn, you're good. There you go. She's on it. Carl Schneider says, wishing you all happiness

and health from the United States, California. There you go. Skip Kishi says, Tim, they want your DNA because they will copyright it and then charge you money for DNA therapies in the future. Wow. I hope not. Yeah, it's frightening.

Not be nice. Che Diem says, it's because they were selling the DNA information to health insurance providers. They would then either hike up the cost or deny you coverage if they were able to see you have a genetic predisposition

for a certain disease. Oof. Interesting. David Banning says, hi, Tim. My question is, what do you think of the burden of unemployment falling on essential works and possible tax increases to help support unemployed Americans? Also, what are your thoughts on embryonic stem cells antibodies? I don't know enough about those to actually answer for the most part.

I can answer when it comes to tax increases for unemployed Americans. We already have unemployment for Americans. Whenever we create these programs, we end up just slapping Band-Aids on them instead of fixing them. So I would prefer to solve these issues instead of just increase taxes again and then pay more and then increase taxes again and just keep recycling these programs. I would say that I lean left because I'm totally in favor of unemployment and welfare, food benefits and all these things. The problem is that when they get dirty and broken, we don't fix them. We just dump money on it and it never gets fixed. So. Yeah. And a lot, and there's many situations where someone will

get used to it and just keep using it. Right. To keep, you know. You get addicted to it. Yeah. Or you get trapped in it. Get used to it. Yeah. Or you get trapped. That's a good point.

Yeah. Even worse. David Carpenter says, Tim, you finally said what I've been thinking for months. Biden is the numbing drug the corporations are pushing on the populace. Go back to when everything was fine before the orange man. Truth wouldn't matter. Thoughts? Yeah, maybe. Maybe that's it. it's just don't care about joe biden just you know he's gonna quiet

everything down you can cover your ears put on your hamburger earmuffs and close your eyes just ignore everything yeah smart sumo tequila says one negative i can think of on the dna topic who owns your genetic data at that point if it's sold to a pharmaceutical company and they develop something based off of your code somehow, shouldn't you be compensated? Oh, man, I wouldn't want someone using my DNA for anything. But... Same here. I don't know.

What if they used all of human DNA to, like, give people superpowers? Who knows? Yeah, it would never happen. They'd probably just subjugate you. No one would know about it. Right. The Antonio says, who knows? Yeah, it would never happen. They'd probably just subjugate you. No one would know about it. Right. The Antonio says,

Hi, Tim. Have researched anything about the Stanford epidemiologists with the alternative theory about the death rate? If they are right, and I think they are looking at the data, this could be a game changer. I'll look into it. Yeah, I don't know. I'm doing it.

Kevin says, Keep the conversation going. This way, it's lovely. Self-gratification and the consequences. We all have to make sacrifices. Working well is my sacrifice and living strong is the consequence. Religion over PlayStation. Tim Clark says, one concern in employers owning your DNA is in the future, we may be able to tell how long a person will live, how long until age related diseases start, when they get cancer, et cetera, allowing for gene-based discrimination in the workforce. I mean, but that would be illegal. We'd have civil rights law.

Grizzly Jack says, I think there needs to be a YouTube competitor like Pepsi and Coke, Apple and Microsoft. Do you think starting a YouTube competitor would be like David versus Goliath? Do you think a video website can be just as successful? No, because YouTube isn't just a video provider. They've condensed a bunch of different markets like ad agencies. Not only are they the ad buyer, they're the ad seller and the video hosting and the sensor. They have centralized everything to the point where like Vimeo can't succeed because they don't do the partner program the same way. So the economic incentives aren't there. It's much more difficult to start a business. So while YouTube has made things easy, they've made it impossible for people to compete and then they can shut out anybody who dare oppose

them. Frightening. Mr. Paul says government could be implanting nanotechnology in you and track without cell phone. Feed is stuttering, jumping. Have you checked out? Nanodust could be in the decontamination of areas. Skate safely, dudes. Justin Four says unjust laws should be disregarded. X Go says, can you create a hand signal to notify us if you've ever if you're if you're ever caught up by CIA to promote a false story? Maybe you roll up your sleeve and sigh. I would quit hands down if I had government people come to me. It's like, here's a story. I'd be like, you'd never see Tim again. You would never see me again. It would just be over.

Blackbagged. Yeah. Sorry, later. Or, you know, they'd probably just leave, you know. But I think the reason why that would never happen is they would know if they came to me and said, we want you to push propaganda, I would leak it in two seconds. I'd be like, let me just post that to Twitter real quick and let everyone know that you're here. Yeah. I mean, as soon as the car pulled up, I'd be live streaming like, hey, look, a bunch

of men in black have come here with briefcases. Just letting you know in case I'm never seen again. Yeah. Jordan said, well, I mean, and I will also say, though, that being said, I am very pro-America. And I think there's something about pulling the wool over the American people's eyes, which I'm never going to do. But I'd be willing to help the government in efforts that would pertain to, like, protecting the Constitution, saving American lives. So it's like, I don't know what that might be. But the point is, if somebody invaded the shores of America, I'll be on the front line defending America for sure.

Right. If someone came to me and said, we want you to lie to the American people, I'd be like, no, I'm, I believe in defending the American people. I believe in the constitution. I wouldn't do that. But you know, I think the American people can handle it. Can handle the truth. Right. I agree. I think the truth is the easiest way there. You know, there's people who just think you have to lie. It's and yeah you trust in people yeah look i understand people can be dumb but if you give someone a simple i guess the problem is they're evil people who prime who anchor people into stupid ideas yep so it makes

it difficult you know yep jordan says mr pool they have vehicle checkpoints here in the philippines if anybody breaks quarantine without good reason they're shot that's what i've heard james says blades and starts all right sword of damocles texas sheriff's deputy here you will find the political structure of a city state determines how authoritarian a police force is spirit of the law versus letter of the law. Totally. Dylan Nelson says, when you first started this channel, you claimed you would be eating pie.

Why not now? Buy yourselves a pie and enjoy. My favorite is pumpkin. What's yours? We don't have pie, but we do have some of that Chuck Schumer cheesecake. The, you know, Chuck Schumer did that bit where he was like, I have this cheesecake

and he spent like $8,000 on it. And everyone was mad about it for a little while. Because it's expensive. It's like $50 cheesecake. Well, I ordered one. It about it for a little while for no reason. Because it's expensive. It's like $50 cheesecake. Well, I ordered one. It's very good. It is. It smells good. Yep. It's really good. That's what we came up with. Yeah. And for everybody who's been bugging me about putting

my beanie back on, I put it on. Are you happy now? Very happy. People were like crying and screaming. I keep seeing it randomly throughout the entire episode. Tears and rage. Why isn't he wearing the beanie? All right. Beanie engaged.

Excellent. All right. Let's see. Robin says, fun ninja fact. Shuriken were used mostly by samurai, not ninja. They were annoying to carry when being stealthy and better at intimidating unarmored troops and causing pain to the horse of riders. Wow.

Interesting. Zach Smith says, the Michigan governor decided to ban the sale of seeds and use of any boat with a motor. What? What? He can't even go fishing? That's crazy. What are your thoughts on the current dystopia?

Also, what's up, Soy Jesus? What up? It's nowhere near as fun as I thought it was going to be. Nope. That's what gets me the most frustrated. My life really doesn't feel like it's changed much. Yeah. I mean, I'm here hyped to get off work to go play this game.

I've been waiting for it for 20 years. Yeah, I'm working right now, man. What? I mean, I happen to love my job, but go ahead. All right. Well, I'm going to try and get through these Super Chats because we got to do this guy who wants to watch the world burn, huh? Yeah, I'm excited.

Tyler says, DNA collection issue. If they can find genes that are linked to tendencies, they can theoretically control you easier. Also, thank you, Adam, for suggesting my new favorite TV show, The Expanse. Great show. Yeah, good show. Oh, awesome. Yeah, it's a great show. Victor says, Tim, I used to be rational just like you.

Always had a sane explanation for all these conspiracies. Then you're going to go down that hole and see actual government docs and verifiable connections and quotes. Boom. I don't think so. I've read so much weird, creepy government docs. You know, Michael Hastings is. No, he was a journalist. Sounds familiar. Actually, he was working on a story about some general or something. He goes to his neighbor's house and asks to borrow her car. She says, no, he says somebody I saw somebody under my car earlier and i don't trust it later like within a day or so he was speeding he was driving full speed down like wilshire boulevard or something in la i don't know which boulevard he was on and crashed into a tree burst into flames and like died instantly oh my gosh a journalist working on a story to expose the

government said he saw someone under his car and was worried for his life. And then his car crashed. At high speed. At high speed. Yep. Weird. This was around the time when people were talking about car hacking, too. Look, I've seen all this stuff, man. Trust me.

Journalists should be a bit conspiratorial. J.P. Inst says, please investigate COVID-19 death disparity. The media declared it's due to racism. Its specialists believe it's related to inefficient vitamin D. Sunlight generation supports respiratory system. Same occurring in other countries. I did hear, I think it was from the Surgeon General, that it's actually cultural, that many people in the black community think they can't catch it. Like something went on. Yeah. And he's it was some story. I could be wrong about this, but he was saying like, come on, this is not true. And so you're seeing videos of people ignoring lockdown saying I can do whatever I want.

That's why he's under fire right now. Oh, is that it? He called him out. He's like, let's take this seriously. Oh, no, he's a traitor. Yep. Okay. Mixmaster Roshi says, so the COVID-19 bill is setting aside money for religious institutions.

How is that legal? As they are not a vital business. And the Constitution says the government may not endorse or fund religion i didn't know that they were and i agree they shouldn't be doing that either i agree also that also entertain you know brings up another problem of uh can they shut down churches they they should or start taxing them should they tax churches well i said or start taxing them yeah well option i don't think they can and i don't think they should i think that there's no there's no they function the same thing as a 501c3 so it's it's weird to me that see people say like churches should be taxed or whatever and i'm like then every non-profit should be taxed i don't know what's the difference you know they do the

same thing well i wasn't calling for it i was just adding to the no i'm not saying you were right i'm saying like that's one thing that's been popping up lately. Yeah. Where they're like, oh, they're essential businesses, and they should be taxed. And I'm like, nonprofits are businesses. They could be essential. We don't tax them. Right.

You know what I mean? And they're operating, especially homeless shelters. Austin Laverty says, Australian art student, you say? Oy, crikey. I'm not going to read that one. Wild. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.

Sorry, man. I can't read it. Not on YouTube. Will Charlton says, I noticed your interest, respect for rural living. Really like to hear you riff on cultural pressure, only going from high to low density populations, not low to high. Grew up in country, married city girl. Can't convince her of the plus side of rural.

I know people who grew up in the suburbs who want to live in the city. People who grew up rural want to live in the city. I know people who live in the city who want to live in the city. People who grew up rural want to live in the city. I know people who live in the city who want to live in the city. I know very few people who want to move rural. I know a few people actually that were born in New York and couldn't wait to get out of New York.

But you know what? It changes because there's billions of us and we're all different. Completely different. We all are different people humans totally i know i know a decent amount of people who want to live a role most people i know don't i mean maybe they'll change now i mean the internet changed everything yeah you know totally i play games with one of my homies in new york and we i lived in new york for long time, and we never hung out in person.

But we gamed all the time, and I still game with them all the time. So it's like I could be anywhere in the world and still have that. Totally. Give me good internet, and I can run my business. Exactly. Joey says, Tim, you got to look for property in Indiana where we have gig internet, and it's cheap AF to live there. They got gig internet in West Virginia. You got to find the right spot live there they got gig internet in west virginia

you got to find the right spot they got it sword logic says this show is perfect for my shifts at work operating photo radar thanks for having me pass the time while i serve my community in these trying times hey appreciate it man yeah thanks dan roland says revelations 13 16 to 18 romans 12 17 to 21 13 18 through 9 listen to mike l Lindell. Happy Easter and God bless everyone. Sounds good. Ward says, never going to give you up, never going to let you down. What's it? And desert you, never going to make you cry, never going to say goodbye and hurt you.

Tom says, great question for Tim. Where does your phrase stars and garters come from? I have no idea. It's super old school. Yeah. Where does that come from? I don't know. It's probably an old movie.

No, I probably saw it in a cartoon when I was a little kid or something. Yeah, maybe. Oh My Stars and Garters. Google it. I have no idea. I saw it on TV when I was a kid. Matthew says, come to Wyoming. Low taxes, lots of room, five cows per person. Whoa! Five cows per person per square mile. Kanye likes it here.

That sounds stinky. How's the internet though? Cows are stinky. Cows are stinky? Yeah. But cows are cool, man. They are really cool, actually. Yeah, I like here. That sounds stinky. How's the internet, though? Cows are stinky. Cows are stinky? Yeah. But cows are cool, man. They are really cool, actually. Yeah, I like cows. They're cool. They are cool animals.

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remember, we are all in this together. The authoritarians cannot win if we simply ignore them. Right on. TLR says, hey Lydia, nice nice bread they shut down boating here even if you have a private boat slip oh man wow not fair it's rough zach says hey tim i'm getting into skating and specifically longboarding what's your opinion on longboarding um i don't really have one go on i don't really have one oh no yeah you never really you were

never a longboarder no um well I started as a longboarder. And longboarding is great for distance skating or speed skating. You can't really go 50, 60 miles an hour down a mountain on a shortboard. You need a longboard for that. And it is incredibly fun to do that. I don't know if you know about downhill skating. But, yeah, it's all about what kind of skating you want to do. and i taught skateboarding for a long time in a skate school in new york and the number one thing i would say to someone who asked me what kind of board should i get is go

into a skate shop and try standing on all sorts every skate shop is going to let you stand on different boards stand on them all try them all out find the one that you're comfortable with if you're just going to be going to and fro then you don't really need a short board get a longer board with bigger wheels that's you know it's all about what you're going to do with it so if you want a trick you want to do a skate park get a classic skateboard because it's significantly more fun you know in those kind of environments we can go a little longer for the last segment but i want to i want to ask you, do you think we should talk about this guy?

We kept saying, we're talking about this guy who's saying, let the businesses fall. Yeah. Or the guy who's got the private air force. Ooh, man, the private air force is cool.

We should do the private air force. Yeah. I don't know. Let's see. Well, should we ask chat? I don't know. Well,

how do we get a minute delay? A minute delay. Would you rather us talk about a private Air Force with this guy who's got like over 40 fighter jets or this guy who rags on the billionaires and the corporations getting a bailout? Saying they should just be wiped out. That they shouldn't be getting anything. Super free market, baby. So this is a live question we're we're

supposed to be ending in four minutes and we're definitely going to go over because who cares so all right everyone seems i mean i said air force first private air force yeah it seems the air force is winning private air force i mean the business fail guy it's interesting nah nah air force wins private air all Force. All I see is Air Force. The private Air Force. All right, we're doing the Air Force, and that's because you guys chose it. Yeah, man. So that's great. Let's go over to Tim.

Oh, dude, everybody's saying Air Force. Let's go to Tim. Tim, take it away. Check out this story. The War Zone. Yes. This man owns the world's most advanced private Air Force after buying 46 FA-18 Hornets. We talked to the owner of Air USA about probably the most incredible private aircraft purchase

of all time and the future of his adversary business. Adversary business. Look at this. Oh, my gosh. I can't believe this is real. I got to be honest. Is this guy like super rich or something? Is that a kangaroo on the side there?

It is. That's a kangaroo. Look, right behind his head. That is totally a kangaroo. And you can see here, you got a tiger. Check this out. First, I want to show you some pictures. Let me actually increase the let me zoom in on this. That's his new Air Force team. Wow. Dude. I mean, this is the reason I wanted to be in the Air Force. I mean, my uncle was in the Air Force also, but I wanted to fly those planes. But I'm colorblind and I have glasses.

So, nope, not allowed to fly planes. So that, you know, have you ever seen Little Miss Sunshine? Yeah, a long time ago. So the son is talking about flying jets and the granddad is like, oh, does he know that, you know, he's colorblind so he can't? And the kid like freaks out and he's just he's colorblind so he can't? And the kid freaks out and is just screaming in the sky. Yeah, that was me. I mean, I wasn't screaming about it, but I definitely was bummed because when I was an 8-year-old me,

one of the first games I ever had was this. It was After Burner. It was a little tiny cockpit. You had the little thing, and you'd accelerate the plane, and all it was was just a little arcade like move to the Left or the right to avoid stuff or shoot a man I loved it and I just wanted to be a fighter pilot and I found out I couldn't gotta have perfect vision bum So I'm a little jealous this guy's got 46 planes. Well, I guess if you get to choose if you privately own

Fighter you so that's what I need to do. Yeah. And they get clearance to fly it, I guess. Or just befriend this dude. Yeah. He's got a couple extras to spare. Here's what they say. For the last 30 years, Don Curlin has been flying for the airlines, working on real estate deals, setting up the world's biggest skydiving meets, and building a private air force the likes of which even he has a hard time believing is possible.

Just last month, the War Zone was among the first to report that his company would be purchasing multiple squadrons worth of surplus Royal Australian Air Force, RAAF FA-18 Hornets, to be used in the contractor adversary air support role here in the United States. Not only do we have all the details on that purchase, which is even more impressive than it initially seemed, but we talked at length with the entrepreneur owner of Air USA located in Quincy, Illinois. Wow. About his company's past and what

is turning into a remarkable if not downright historic future. So is this like private air security? It's for his company. It sounds like it. Security for his company? Well, I think this is right. It sounds like it. Security for his company? Well, I think this is right. It sounds like it's run by his company. Well, yeah.

That's what it sounds like to me. It sounds like it might not just be his. So I don't want to read through the basic history of his company not to be disrespectful to his company. I want to hear about what he's going to be doing with these things. Yes. Check this out. Enter the most spectacular private aircraft purchase of all time.

Air USA's acquisition of all of the Royal Australian Air Force's remaining F-18AB Hornets. Canada had bought 25 prior to this deal going through. Damn, I'd take one, man. I want one. How much do you think it costs for him to buy? Did they mention? That was the first thing I bought in GTA V was the Hydra, the plane that could, the Harrier that could just go off and fly. But these things can't do that, right? No, no, I don't think so.

So they're talking a bit about configurations and stuff. All of Air USA's secondhand Hornets feature AN-APG-73 radar, the same one that is found on the F-A-18CD, and this is a lot of jargon for me, on the Super Hornets that differ from the less capable AN-APG-65 radar. I have no idea what that means. Oh, yes.

I'm trying to figure out what the cost of this was going to do with them. Right. How much did it cost? Check this out. The jets also come with their Northrop Grumman AN-AAQ-28 Lightning Advanced Targeting Pods, which are hugely capable in the air to ground targeting and non-traditional reconnaissance realm, as well as for positively identifying aircraft visually at long ranges. You can read all about this function and its value in this past piece

of ours. In addition, the Hornets come with 68 joint helmet mounting queuing systems, which offers helmet mounted display capability and drastically increases a pilot's situational awareness and high-off-boresight targeting for close-range air-to-air missiles. That sounds like Iron Man. Seriously. It does. This will make it easier for these aggressor jets to simulate foreign capabilities of a similar nature. But what are they going to do?

Like, what does he do with these? Someone tagged me and they said that they're using them to be the adversaries in training for the Air Force. So they're not facing each other. They're facing another group. Wow. I don't know if that's true, but I do appreciate you guys all tagging me in randomly. It's pretty good. It's for training. Some other people are saying it to me. They learned to dogfight with each other. randomly. It's pretty good. It's for training. Some other people are saying it to me.

They learned to dogfight with each other. Wow, dude. It's pretty cool. So it's not a part of the Air Force. So this is the team I need to get on. That's what I'm talking about. Will they let you fly even? Will they have similar conditioning?

No, I have no idea. I'm not sure. I want to know what the price is. What is this? $70 millioniece? What's yep someone someone tagged me 33 million per plane Oh, this says the unit cost is the 2017 fly away cost was 70.5 Where is that is that in here somewhere per jet? Yeah 70 mil wait how is that brand new though? Yeah, it must be but these are used weren't they so 33 million makes sense that does make sense okay times so so so 18 a billion dollars did he spend a billion dollars possibly that's crazy wait am i doing my math wrong that's a

billion dollars right i don't know let me see 33 times 46 it's like 46? Yeah. I thought it was 18 for some reason. He bought 46. Yeah. 1.5 billion. 1.5 billion. Wow, man. Yep. I got to become a billionaire.

Yes. So that I can buy. No, no, you don't need 40 of them. You need like one. Two. Okay, okay. You're right. I need 80 of them.

You need your summertime jet and the wintertime jet. He needs 80 of them. Oh, my gosh. Sometimes you want to put the top down, you know? Dude, check this out. Here's what they say. It says JTACs need to get time on the mic with real aircraft overhead in both day and nighttime conditions to get accustomed to organizing the three-dimensional airspace overhead in relationship to the battle space on the ground. And effectively, safely, and efficiently call in airstrikes on enemy targets.

This is an incredibly complex and high-stakes job. But using high-performance fighters in the Pentagon's inventory that cost at least $20,000 an hour to train with is horribly cost-ineffective. As such, being able to provide far less expensive assets via the contractor marketplace for some of this training has become a major priority. Yep. So it's training. Dude, you mean to tell me this guy has got a lucrative business and all these fighter jets, when the zombie apocalypse happens, this guy's got air superiority.

It's so cool. Isn't like the American war doctrine based on air superiority or something? That's a big part of what we do. That's true, yeah. I'd hope so. Yeah, props to the chat for hitting me up with the appropriate information. Appreciate you guys. What is this? He's also got helicopters? What? Who is this guy?

I want to hang out with this guy. Wow, man. He also has Cessnas, apparently, which have reciprocating turbocharged io360 engines found on normal light planes extremely efficient are extremely efficient compared to their turbine powered competitors and feature video downlink encrypted communications and night vision goggle compatible cockpits among other modifications they are also certified under the faa standard category not the experimental category even with all their modifications which are also certified under the fa faa standard category not the experimental

category even with all their modifications which is a multitude of benefits check this out you know it's this this remember earlier i was talking about people buying houses in maine yeah i'm like what who are these people who got 1.5 billion dollars to buy all these but but how does he have all that money you think he's got a nice place in maine i bet he does well he lives in illinois but he's got a really nice place in illinois yeah true but how do he have all that money? You think he's got a nice place in Maine? I bet he does. While he lives in Illinois, I bet he's got a really nice place in Illinois. Yeah, true. But how do you secure,

I mean, I think it's fair to say maybe he didn't personally buy them. Maybe he secured a big loan and said, we got a government contract guarantee over 30 years or something like that. And so he got people to finance it. Yeah. I'd imagine that would make sense. And now he gets to stand in front of them

and talk to, you know, about how he is the one who has all of these. And I'm sure he is very happy about it. I'm glad he's been able to. They have a bunch of other stuff, apparently. Check this out. He's got tons of planes. Holy cow. Like, not just the ones he just recently bought.

Yeah, look at all that. So they do skydiving and stuff. This is a really interesting article because it basically goes into literally everything. But I got to confess, I don't know enough about the jargon other than how big – I'm curious how big this Air Force is compared to the others in the world. You know what I heard? This could be not true. Maybe it's true.

There's a thing that – it's not really a joke. It's kind of like a point. Do you know who has the biggest Air Force in the world? I don't. Do you know what the biggest biggest Air Force in the world? I don't. Do you know what the biggest Air Force in the world is? I don't. The United States Air Force. Okay.

Do you know what the second biggest Air Force in the world is? I don't. The United States Navy. Oh, I did hear that. I've heard that before. I don't know if it's true. It's not really surprising, though. Totally.

So, like, the naval vessels, the aircraft carriers. They have planes and all that stuff. That's not the Air Force? No. That's the Navy? That's the Navy. I mean, I don't know. I'm assuming.

I always just assumed it was kind of like a joint effort. Separate. Because I think the Air Force was handling a lot of space stuff too. Now the Space Force does it. Right. But they handle a lot of other stuff that the Navy wouldn't. Well, actually, no. The original space stuff would be from a little bit of everyone.

Every different aspect of the army had a little piece of it, and it made a mess of it. And that's why Space Force actually does make some sense. Dude, whatever this guy's doing, he did it right. Yeah. I need to figure that out. Yeah, he's doing it right, dude. So I can have a photo like this. Look at how happy he is.

That is one happy dude. He's like, yeah, check out my jet. You know what's funny? You know what's really, really funny? What? I think it was Eric Swalwell, I'm not sure, a Democrat, who made a point about the Second Amendment. Okay. And he said something like, maybe it wasn't him, I may be wrong, but he said something about buying a tank.

And he's like, are you going to go buy a tank? And you know, of course not. There are limits limits you actually can buy a tank he was talking about nuking people i wonder how much a tank is but i actually looked it up and fact check you can buy a tank that's dope with artillery and everything you're not you're totally with artillery yeah i'm maybe i'm pretty sure actually yeah and there was a story about apparently somebody bought a tank and was firing a full auto 50 cal into a lake and someone called the cops and the cops were like i don't know what we do about that what are we supposed to do what are we gonna excuse me sir excuse me please no no no not excuse me sir excuse me yeah right but uh apparently he was allowed to

do it he was like the i don't know the full story you can look it up maybe i'm wrong my general memory of it is that like he owned the lake it was his property and he was firing into it so like you own a tank you own the guns your property you can do what you want yeah i read a funny article about some guy that had a tank, and he parked it in his front yard, and the homeowners association started complaining. And he was like, I don't care what you have to say. Go ahead and move it. If you don't like it, go ahead and try and move it.

And they were just like, what do we do? But I think it's funny. The reason I bring it up is you want to talk about the right to bear arms. One of the things they always say is like, you think you're going to be able to fend off the government in a revolution? Because it's like some conservatives will say the right to bear arms to stop a tyrannical government. Then the left will say, the government has nukes. What are you going to do? Well, this guy just bought some from the Royal Australian Air Force, some Hornets.

Yeah. So he has the right to bear these arms. from the Royal Australian Air Force, some hornets. Yeah. So, you know. You can do that. He has the right to bear these arms. Yeah. You know? It probably would have been more if Canada didn't snag those 25 jets. I know, right?

Oh, yeah. I bet he would have bought them all up. I'm like, oh, let's grab some of those. So let me just say, for those that would question whether or not you have the right to bear arms in this country, while there are certainly strange laws and infringement yeah if anyone ever says to you well what are you going to do against the u.s government show them this guy like well this guy bought a bunch of fighter jets he's working with the government i was just saying he's probably contracted to like they might have helped him pay for this it's true because if it's that much cheaper for them to use him as their practice

pilots you know if he buys these jets. Yeah. I'm just saying, like, clearly the dude has the right to bear arms, even fighter jets. So, you know. Exactly. I wonder what the legal loopholes were. You know what the other thing is, too? But there's no law in the books saying you can't do it.

I didn't know that I'd wake up today with finding a new goal in life. To buy some fighter jets. To have my own fighter jet. I had no idea. Well, when you hit 33 million yep you can make you can get your first that's the crazy thing to me i'm like how do you even get to 33 million let alone 1.5 billion yeah well that's why i think it was it wasn't just him it was probably financing and stuff like that he had a company tax something or other yeah yeah a lot of things like that. Word.

All right, well, we'll grab the last few Super Chats and then we will head on off to... Adam will play Final Fantasy VII. I was thinking it. All right, so let's see. Where are we at? Let's see.

TLR says, Hey, Lydian... Oh, I read that one. Sorry. Zach says, Hey, Tim, I'm getting into skating. Anyway, I read that one sorry zach says hey tim i'm getting into skating and i read that one too okay joe says my gf wants to move out to the city and own all of the dogs i'm seriously considering it now move out of the city oh yeah oh totally tim cole says i moved from

new york four years ago dodged that yep i don't yeah i moved away yeah over the past couple years yeah i moved away last year i'm really happy i Yeah, man. Andrew Nelson says, any tips on starting a garden in an apartment? You know, I actually do have a recommendation passively that I'm not going to show the site because it's a potential sponsor. Supereasyseeds.com. So I got hit up about doing promos for them. I have not done one yet. Oh, yeah.

You showed me that. It looks cool. It's basically you get this little like, I don't know, it's like a bag or something. Yeah, you get like a bag. It's a kit. And the bag becomes like this thing that you plant your seeds in. You unroll this sheet and then water it. And it's like the commercial is someone's cooking pizza and plucking fresh basil like

right off their garden. So I'm again, I'm being very clear. I'm not going to show the site or anything i'm just for people who ask super easy seats.com and i will likely do promos for them in the future because they're like a new you know we're actually waiting for the samples before i actually promote them so that's kind of the thing whenever someone hits me up and they're like would you like to promote this for us i'm typically like no i won't this one's actually really cool i'm stoked to get one one. So I was like, dude, please send me this. I ordered some and I'm just waiting for them to show because I cannot wait to plant them. So before I actually say about writing

recommendations or anything like that in terms of an official sponsorship, I have to use it because if it's not good, I'm not going to tell people to buy it. It looks cool. It looks cool. Yeah. So I bring it up because it's like the only thing off the top of my head I can say about guarding it in your apartment. Like this good to go thing. But, you know. As I said, start small. Don't get overwhelmed.

And build from small. Yeah. Because then you can handle it. Yeah. So don't try to overwhelm by doing like five different plants. Just do like two. Yeah. Make sure you've got enough sun.

I killed some plants that way. Oh, yeah. Or the appropriate lights. Right. Exactly. Former Ghost says, Major Glory said that way. Oh, yeah. Or the appropriate lights. Right, exactly. Former Ghost says, Major Glory said that Dexter's lab mini shorts, the Super Friends, along with Van Halen and the Incredulous Crunk. All right.

Little Witch says, Mike Huckabee is suing FLA over using his beach. Is that, what's FLA? Florida? No, no. X Nihilo says, Wyoming has gig internet in places. Cool. Ian, thanks for becoming a member. The Be XNihilo says, Wyoming has gig internet in places. Cool. Ian, thanks for becoming a member.

The Bearded Hippie says, Adam, Tim, look into signing up to the website Storyfire. It has potential to become better than YouTube. Got a cool name. Fearless Soldier says, what do you think about How Exotic and Tiger King? Joe Exotic? Didn't like it. I got bored of it. Stopped watching it.

Yeah, I started watching it, and all I can think of this whole time is, like, why am I watching this? Why do I care about these people at all? You know, it's like, I couldn't do it. Yo Buddy says, thoughts on Amazon banning the movie Hoaxed? It's still there in book form. You can buy the DVD, but as far as I can tell, it's been removed from Amazon Prime for direct download. I'm not surprised. It's a Mike Cernovich's documentary. I'm actually in it. And it talks about the fake news. And so like I tell my story, how I was told to lie. I was basically told to side with the audience and just say what they want to hear. Okay. And, uh, Amazon

took it down and it was apparently doing really, really well. Yeah. And so that's one of the reasons that, well, that's why some people think they got rid of it. Nick Crouch says, So, Jesus, I'm with you. Check out DCS World and fulfill your dream. Okay. The Moral Pejorative says, I'm tripping balls.

Good for you, buddy. Glad you're here. Bradford says, Pornhub has considered making a new platform to compete with YouTube in a safer work environment. They have the resources to do so. They do. That would be cool. Interesting.

Yeah. Kyle says, Shall not be infringed equals buy own Air Force. You know it. Yeah. Nick, thanks for coming to member. Wolf's Black Rose says, shout out to Tyler. I'm so glad he left Gawker. Warzone was good stuff.

I expect it still is. Oh, cool. Is that who did it? Yep. Tyler Rogoway. Yeah, that's a really cool article, man. Cool stuff. I'd love to get like a video of what's going on down there, like do a documentary.

Nathan, thanks for the super chat. Dark Star says, I retired from the USAF after 28 years. I was flight medicine for 24 years. We did all the flight physicals for new pilots and kept older ones in the air. That's awesome. That is cool. Tony L says, hello, I live in Michigan in a pretty big fishing community. And when the weather is nice, every guy with a boat is out on the water.

No one is listening to Whitmer's order out here. Good. It's not surprising. Let's see. Gerg says, watch Dank's Mad Lad from today. I have not gotten to it yet. I did get recommended it. I need to watch it.

Yeah. CJ says, probably bought a lot of it on credit, by the way. For sure. For sure. Zachary says, was in naval aviation working with F- 18 fa 18e super hornets government issued my pilots experimental speed pills they were made illegal a week later whoa whoa geez shy guy says you can buy a bmp for 100k i don't know what that is bobcat says adam plane adam forget fighter ground attack aircraft are cheaper cheaper easier to fly and far more fun.

Okay. All right. John Reese says, have you guys tried the Resident Evil 3 remake? I haven't. I haven't. I never really was a Resident Evil player, but I was tempted to get the VR version because it looked really cool. I liked 1 and 2.

And after that, the story started getting weird, and I just didn't. I lost it. I've never played them, no. Yeah, none. Evil Morty says, Amazon equals Deep State. Nathan Tucker says I did Political Compass, got left authoritarian. Did the political party test, got Constitution Party. Not sure of the connection.

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