Timcast IRL - TimcastIRL #67 - White House On LOCKDOWN, Rioters Have SMASHED UP CNN Main HQ!!!!

Episode Date: May 30, 2020

The latest targets of riots purportedly about George Floyd's death in Minneapolis target the CNN headquarters in Atlanta, and the White House. Tim and Adam discuss some of the issues with policing in the US, and go on to share personal experiences that shape their views of the world. Finally, Trump's censorship by Twitter causes Mark Zuckerberg of all people to defend free speech.  Support the show (http://Timcast.com/donate) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So protests are breaking out around the White House, across the country. We're in the middle of some kind of pandemic lockdown. I don't even know what else to say. It was a powder keg. Let me let me. It's not really surprising. It felt like for a minute things were getting better. Yeah.

Like the lockdowns are getting lifted. Then this George Floyd things happen. I'm gonna tell you right now this what's going on across the country has nothing to do with George Floyd anymore. Agreed. There's ratings CNN. We got we got videos. It makes no sense sense but people really don't like cnn yeah so i'll tell you what man earlier this uh these past few months i've been talking about emergency food

supplies it got to a point where a week or so ago i said i was jokingly like well time to crack the the bag of beans because time for taco night yeah here. Yeah. Here's what I was saying, right? When the pandemic was coming out, I said, make sure you get some rice and beans or something. I recommend some emergency food that I've been pitching. It's through a company. We'll get to this stuff. And my attitude was like, your worst case scenario is when things get all better, you just eat it. It's like, so what's the big deal?

It's actually got a long shelf life. And then for people who bought rice and beans, I was like, it'd be smart. All that happens is once it all blows over you have taco night yep you have a lot of taco night nothing wrong with taco night so we actually we actually cooked some up some beans up today some lentils and uh now this is getting crazier and crazier and i thought to myself man i'm sure glad that i got some extra food yep this is crazy i mean i don't know what's going on with the white house the the CNN raid. We got Twitter censorship.

Trump's talking about revoking Section 230. China's upping their military budget to some ridiculous degree. Timing. Wow, man. You know, I'm really glad I have a bug-out van. Yeah. Yeah, I'm going to get in that thing. Maybe I'll go buy an RV, and then we'll just have a hidden convoy in the mountains

where we'll broadcast the show from the middle of nowhere. No knows no one knows where we are but fun yeah true we could do it this is getting crazy absolutely crazy the craziest i've ever seen i don't so so you know when it comes to uh all this rioting and stuff i've i've watched these videos from the la riots but it was la it's all across the country yep i will also add that i've been dming with various people and you know i was talking to adam about this because i i have dm'd with jack dorsey um periodically obviously i know him because we i went on the joe rogan podcast and uh you mentioned like well there's probably you mentioned like i might i might have some perspective on the things he's been saying that might be relevant and i'm like that's a good point i'm not going to talk

about the private things for the most part because you know know, but yeah, he's he's he's he's coming out with all these promises about not having censorship and fixing all these things. And then Twitter just keeps going in the wrong direction. And one of the bigger stories we have right now, Mark Zuckerberg just posted a message refusing to censor the president, saying that when he said when the looting starts, the shooting starts, he was giving issuing a warning. And it's important that if he's telling people there could be use of force, they need to know. That's an amazing statement from Mark Zuckerberg. Like all this stuff going down right now and Trump said, hey, man. And Twitter blocks it.

Well, and someone was already shot at that point and killed. Exactly. But after he said or before he even said that. And then Trump followed up tweeting that. He said somebody got shot and killed. And then he also said seven people got shot in louisville yeah so twitter is just they've gone insane the president puts out a warning the military is on standby if there's looting people get shot because they did and twitter's like that's a reference to you know what is it chief heedley and what's the name someone name? Someone in Miami. Yeah, Heidly in Miami.

And I'm like, even if you don't like the guy because it was civil rights era, like, you know, it's just so dumb, man. But I'm surprised to say I'm completely in agreement with Mark Zuckerberg on this one, even though they do have kind of censorship problems. But we should jump into the story. You guys, we got to talk about what's going on at the White House. This is as crazy as it could get. If you're just tuning in, hop in the Super Chat.

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So let's take a look at this first story. This is from WBAL-TV11. Reports White House on lockdown as protesting occurs nearby. The White House is on lockdown. Okay, I hate how they repeat the headlines. Across the U.S., some protests have become violent relating to the death of George Floyd. The handcuffed black man pleaded for air as a white police officer knelt on his neck.

President Donald Trump spent Friday walking back his post-mid midnight thugs tweet about Minneapolis protesters that added to outrage over the police killing of a black man. Trump's later repeated condemnation of the killing and outreach to the man's family was a marked change in tone from his earlier comments that also invoked a civil rights era phrase fraught with racist overtones. And that's where they mentioned when the shooting starts, the shooting starts. I think if that's all they have to add, I'm not interested in hearing their opinions.

Yeah, that felt like some serious TDS right there. This is what bothers me about journalism. And maybe this is why CNN's getting raided. And maybe this is why this is just,

this is why things boil over. Yeah. This is not a news story. But this is one of these stories coming out right now from NBC local affiliate. And what do they do? It's all opinion. Yep? It's all opinion.

Yep. It's all opinion. It's like he didn't walk it back. He was saying like. He doubled down. He doubled down. Yeah. That's more accurate.

Yeah. And then they just get into Twitter. So it's a developing. Look, I'll tell you what. This is an example of the death of journalism. It's a developing story. So what do they do? Mainstream journalism.

Yeah. Yeah. Let's be right about this. Right. You're a journalist. Right. The death of mainstream journalism. It's a developing story. So what do they do? Mainstream journalism. Yeah. Yeah. Let's be right about this. Right. You're a journalist. Right. The death of mainstream journalism. Yeah. So I have to read these stories and be like, wait, let me you know what I'm gonna do. I should go in and just edit out all the opinions like remove that, remove that, remove that. It'll go down to like 30 words. The White House was locked down, you know, and it's crazy because that's that's it. Here's a story. Yeah, that's it. they locked the white house down and they include a picture i guess it makes sense well i don't know is this this isn't this is no oh this

is wait wait what is this in lafayette park crossing the white house oh wow they actually this is actually a photo from what's happening right now holy moly man the white house on lockdown yeah wow do you know what would happen if somebody tried jumping the fence like in a riot they get shot oh yeah, yeah. Immediately. Oh, yeah. No joke. Yeah. Like these videos we've been seeing across the country.

Police station. You're not going to see Secret Service running out the back. No. You're going to see them standing on the roof and pong at the cigar and throwing it and then going. Sniping it. Yep. Trump was right.

When the looting starts, the shooting starts. And Twitter censors him for it. Yeah. Well, so this is the, I guess, look, there's no point in just, we have no other developments. But I got to show you this story here. Let's jump right to what's going on with CNN because, wow. I first got to say, I was laughing. A little bit.

I was laughing a lot. Yeah. Like cackling like a banshee when I saw the story. You really were. You exploded and giggled. Schadenfreude. Catharsis. Protesters in Atlanta mount CNN sign and

raise Black Lives Matter flag. Oh, but it's more than that. Check this out. Atlanta protesters burn American flag in front of CNN center. So here we can see helicopters zooming in. Look at all the people. See how their hands are? How their hands are shaped? They're holding phones up. They're all holding their phones up to film it. And so there we can see helicopters zooming in. Look at all the people. See how their hands are? How their hands are shaped? They're all holding their phones up to film it.

It's a freaking rock concert. And so there we can see they're lighting a flag on fire in front of CNN HQ. They actually raided and entered CNN HQ. Wow. Well, well, well. So here's where, here's where, I mean, all this stuff's happening like in the past 10 minutes. It's 748. Check this out. We got this tweet here.

Fernando Alfonso III, journalist at CNN. Let's play this video. Wow. Yes, sir! What does this have to do with George Floyd, whose family asked people not to do this? I have no idea. Nothing. Now, I'm no fan of CNN. In fact, I'm the opposite.

What's the opposite of a fan? A hater? Yeah. I'm a hater of CNN. Yeah. They have turned journalism into clickbait, reality TV, tabloid trash. Yep. bait uh reality tv tabloid trash yep but this this you know look i'll admit i laughed because it's like you know see all of it's comeuppance almost but i know it's bad and it's scary because look i can i can be upset with people like brian stelter and and stuff like that i feel like that's

what they're how they're justifying it it It's all comeuppance for everything that they've dealt with their whole lives. Yeah, but it's not okay to attack innocent people because you're not – listen, CNN is different from burning down a small business. I get that. But I don't like the idea of just mobs forming and just destroying everything. But, man, I'll tell you what. This won't do anything. I'd love to see that, you know,

CNN kind of go down, you know, sunset, as it were. Slowly wind down and just people leave. And there's, yeah, like old Joe, like old Joe Biden. Just because they're being replaced by better journalism, by new journalism. I don't like. Yes.

But look, I use them as a source. What Kast. Yes. Tim Kast, exactly. But look, I use them as a source. What needs to happen is I need to actually, so we've got Scanner, which is out doing their thing, which is good, but then I need to have fact-checkers and reporters in an office and actually start building that up. I'm not there yet.

Right now, I'm using them as a source a lot of ways. And I got to fact-check, like we just saw with the White House story. They inject opinion in all of these things. And it's like, dude, don't give me your opinion. Just tell me what happened. Why? Why is it locked down?

Who said it? I don't know. So they just fluff it up. But we got more here. We got more here. This is, once again, Fernando Alfonso III says SWAT approaches CNN Atlanta HQ. Oh, wow. Yeah, dude.

After protesters broke some of the building's glass. Now, hold on a minute. It actually looks like if we jump over here there's people inside who are these people inside running are these pro it looks like there's protesters inside maybe they're employees i don't know i see people inside the building you can see right here right yeah i see them so is i don't know what this is maybe you make the video a little bigger maybe it's staff sweet yeah let's uh we'll move forward so it looks like there's a security guard no no they're they're like bobbing oh that door is completely or that painted glass is completely and look these people are jumping no it looks like security this guy

no idea yeah they oh they're going in they're going in. They're going in. Yeah. That one guy, yeah. Alfonso! He's getting hit now. I don't know. So I thought they actually went in. So I think I was wrong with that headline I used. I thought that was people in the building rushing in. But let's play this next clip. Alfonso says the SWAT teams are coming in. Let's play this next clip. Alfonso says the SWAT teams are coming in.

You can see the security guard there holding down the one open window. Oh, that's the SWAT team going in right now. There they go. open window. Oh, that's the SWAT team going in right now. Oh, wow. What is happening? I don't know, man. Boogaloo? I don't know. Yeah. I feel like that's an accurate statement. Well,

I've been saying this for the past couple years. It's going to get worse. And it's really funny when people tweet at me and they're like, where's that Civil War at, Tim? I don't know. A ton of people just smashed up the front of a CNN building for no reason. Across the country. And it's across the country right now.

So let me first pull up some other stuff here. We've got Brian Stelter. He said, Protesters climbed atop the CNN sign outside the network's HQ in Atlanta, CNN Center, and spray-painted messages on the sign. Live pictures. The reason I wanted to pull this up because this is confirmed, right? This is Brian Stelter

saying it's happening. A lot of people were questioning where it was, and Brian works there. Well, he's in New York, I'm pretty sure. I mean it with the most sincerity. I'm wishing for the safety of every single one of these people who I think are bad people, but they don't deserve to be hurt or attacked or anything like that. I hope they're all safe. I'm happy that people like Brian Stelter can do their thing, even though I think he does an awful show.

And I think he's just, you know, pretending for the most part. They said the same thing about me. Right. But I'm glad he has that right. I'm glad. And I don't like the idea of people trying to attack that. And so we saw a CNN journalist get arrested earlier today and I saw some some some some people I'm not going to name them laughing about it and tweeting good. Yeah, I don't like. No, don't don't. And I don't want to say this person's name. Oh, yeah, no. No, man. I don't like CNN at all.

At all. Yeah. But this bothers me a lot. This guy getting arrested, Omar Jimenez. Because what did the police do when the cameras got turned off? Who knows? No one knows. Exactly. Yeah, cameras are off.

CNN can spin it all they want. They can blame Trump. But I can at least get some video. I'll take some somebody over no video. Well, let's talk about Boogaloo, man. I don't know what you know. They're talking about like a civil war, I guess, with the idea of like the Boogaloo and stuff. Yeah, there's I guess Vice did a story saying the Boogaloo boys are not your friends.

And they're talking about how these people are holding flags and calling for civil war and stuff like that they're making memes that say like duncan lemp and you know uh george floyd yeah but they have no interest in like racial justice or anything like this it's the weirdest thing to see from from vice and these other outlets because it's like it seems weird that they that you've got people supporting their protest and because they have different politics they're like no no don't trust them they just want a civil war and it's like but how many how many of the antifa people do too you know like what do you what do you think antifa is doing right they're going out because well i mean and they they arrested the cop do you think that these there's a group out there

that are like they only arrested this cop because what we did because we're absolutely absolutely it's already it's already all over twitter yeah so uh there's uh so i think it was the amazing atheist who tweeted something like uh what did what'd he say what's the guy's name derek chauvin i think the cop's name yeah gets gets gets fired oh okay riots break out and less than 24 hours later he's been arrested and charged with murder and he's like

and then he said something about the bootlickers in his tweets or whatever and it's like wow man think about the world you create where you think the ends

justify the means where you're like a bunch of innocent people had their buildings destroyed some people died but hey at least now he's been arrested

he hasn't even been convicted yet what if he gets released what if it oh so you're right again well then what's that gonna do so he's been now he's been arrested. He hasn't even been convicted yet. What if he gets released? What if it, you know, oh, so you're right again? Well, then what's that going to do? So he's been arrested. He's been charged. Seems like it might stick.

But these people are so, I guess, you know, it's almost like the banality of evil. Like you're willing to let hundreds of thousands of people live in fear, destruction, fire, and literally people died in these riots. And you're like, but at least the guy got arrested. Yeah. Wow. So in terms of like a boogaloo or whatever, what we're not seeing, we're not seeing like armed factions fighting each other. Like the right isn't coming out up against the left, like so many people thought. No, but what might happen is just widespread rioting. And then factions form from within this. So we already know who the principal faction in the rioting is. It's essentially social justice, intersectionalists, Black Lives Matter types,

Antifa, people who are looking for an opportunity to exploit this. You're not going to see, you know, right wingers, three percenters, oath keepers, militiamen or anything like that. But what happens when these people make it to a residential area? What happens when the bricks go through someone's home? It's not a shopping center. And we're already seeing CNN. Okay, it's a big corporate building, so CNN will be fine. They got money.

But what happens when it goes to a local target which it did and then what and we've already seen you know some some dudes out with rifles like hey we agree with the protest but not the writing and vandalism and stuff so what i'm worried about is this could devolve into a full-on like major conflict it's nationwide already yep atlanta louisville new york where we got florida there's a project denver that's right denver yep dc la uh minnesota obviously ohio i think ohio and this is beyond like occupy wall street where people were like we all went to the city park and then slept yeah now it's nationwide and it's like burn it down they're screaming

they're kicking over the barriers outside the White House. What do you do? What do you do if, like, right now, down the street, a horde of people are just throwing bricks and running around like crazy and setting fires? I don't think, I don't see a reason why a lot of people will run through residential areas or, like, suburban areas. But if a protest started, you know, because they'll all be, like, downtown. Yeah. But what about people who live in these cities?

I got an email, actually, from somebody who said that they were fleeing they were they were going to flee minneapolis because uh they they're too they're they're they're city center and so man i'm just thinking about like the pawn shop owner yeah the looter coming in that's how that's where the escalation begins it's not you know, where we're at right now, I should say. An armed faction of right-wingers, like, standing on a line and, like, marching forward. No, it's like the chaos and the collapse is coming. We're in the middle of a pandemic. Apparently.

You wouldn't realize it by this. Well, it feels like we're in the tail end of a pandemic. This is like, are we reaching the climax of existence for us, for our generation? It certainly feels like it. What I mean by that is, like, our life story, where the roller coaster is reaching the top, and then next year... Because, like, think about how insane this year has been already. It's the craziest year of my life.

Yeah, me too. Hands down. Yeah, man. So we've had pandemic. We've had... What else? I don't know. We had pandemic. We've had what else? What else? I don't know.

We had impeachment. Impeachment. Murder hornets. Murder. Well, the murder hornets. Pandemic impeachment. Like, it's just crazy. And then America's burning down.

And now we have this. And it's escalating. It's getting crazier and crazier and crazier. Yeah. Yeah. And so what happens next year? Let's say Trump gets reelected. What do you think these people are going to do?

Not be happy. I don't know. It's like, I don't even think these people are thinking about Trump. They're just thinking about, you know, burning the world down. They're just like, that's it. We've had enough. We're just burning everything down. We don't care anymore.

It does feel, it feels like they don't even care. They don't. I almost don't blame them. I i mean they're just letting loose well this is this is one of the scariest things i think i've seen in terms of the concept of some kind of civil war whatever yeah the police have lost all good goodwill you know what was the saying like back the blue or whatever and like blue lives matter and stuff i don't i don't see any of that right i'm seeing people condemn the rioting and the looting and stuff like hey why are you doing this yeah because sean hannity it feels like everybody's like yeah that cop shouldn't should not have done that he needs to be held accountable done across the board right but but hold on man so they said

okay right and then everyone started rioting they said he should have been arrested right away all right yeah well they arrested him now and charged him oh what's that they immediately And then everyone started rioting. They said he should have been arrested right away. All right. Yeah. Well, they arrested him now and charged him. Oh, what's that? They immediately rush out and throw bricks at CNN. Why? Opportunity.

It's not even about Floyd anymore at this point. Now, they'll tell you it is, but they're yelling, F-CNN. Yeah. I get it. No one complains about him more than me. Well, a lot of people do, but I complain aCNN. Yeah. I get it. You know, no one complains about it more than me. Well, a lot of people do, but I complain a lot about CNN. Yeah. So why do it?

Why do it? It's been a powder keg. People are losing their jobs. They've got nothing to do. You've been told you can't do anything or we're going to arrest you. It's like then you see what they deal with on a normal basis. And then, of course, this happens. It's like it's the straw that broke Campbell's back.

You want to you want to everyone's. It was just it was just waiting to happen. You want to see one of the craziest things? Of course. Check out this story. I covered this story earlier today on my my Tim Cass news channel. Quote, We have to arm ourselves. Black Michigan demonstrators protest police brutality what you

see here is a group of law-abiding citizens yep no new story here right i don't see anything do you no it looks like they're exercising their rights well i bet you know it's like i don't even want to say that exercising their rights you know what i mean they're just doing their thing it's like it's a couple of americans standing around why is that news right why is that because of the landscape we're in when you have a group of black men and the group is called legally armed in detroit and one of the guys is a firearm instructor these are law-abiding citizens who like that's why i don't even want to say those words like it's just nothing it's just people yeah exactly but they try and push this narrative about you know the white people on the steps with the guns and all that.

And it exacerbates everything. That's what makes me worried about what might happen with some kind of escalation of this conflict. Because people don't know or care who you are. They don't care if you agree with them or not. So it's like right now we got Sean Hannity. Sean Hannity has come out and criticized the police. And people are shocked. Like, whoa, because he's defended cops a lot.

No, even he's pointing it out. Yet all I see on Twitter are people saying, nah. Like the conservatives are bad. The right-wingers are bad. Showing pictures of them saying, look at these white people with guns. It's like, why are you yelling at them? They agree with you. Like nobody's, what do you mean?

There were those two dudes standing in front of a business in Minneapolis carrying weapons. And they were like, look at these two rednecks standing outside this business. And I was like, yeah, they're there to protect the business from the rioters. Like, I don't know what you're complaining about right now. They're standing there not doing anything wrong. They want to riot. That's why. Yep.

Like, the stuff we're seeing is where it gets scary because... Did you see that video the other day of the cops fleeing the police station? Yep. How many of you guys... I should have pulled this up. Did you guys see this? It's like the back of the police station. It's the third precinct in Minneapolis.

Yeah. And then an SUV rams the fence. And then a bunch of cops just run for it. It's like full sprint, too. Yep. Yeah. Not just jogging. Just like, they're out of there.

They're running. What do you think those cops did when they got home? Probably hug their families. Yeah. And changed their clothes. Not for the reason you were citing. Maybe. Get out of that uniform.

Get it out and hide that uniform. They got out of those clothes in two seconds, put on some regular old jeans and t-shirts and said, I'm not wrong. Been here all evening. Yep, just sitting here with my family. I don't know. Don't look at me. Dude, it's going to get messy.

I mean, it is messy. It's going to get messier. I wonder how many cops right now are thinking, I'm not coming in. Because when you see a police department like that raided and the city of Minneapolis said that they got word that people were going to blow it up, then what do you... I'm sure there's a lot of cops who are like, nah. Well, it's not that they were going to blow it up.

I guess there was chemicals inside the building, and since it was on fire, they were saying there's a high probability it's going to explode. No, the tweet said that they said something like... Is that what it was? I think that's what it was. Because I heard that they were messing with the gas lines. They're looking for a way to break the gas line, yeah.

Oh, all right, all right. So maybe not, maybe not. I mean, if it was on fire. So the fact that it was on fire, you don't even have to mess with the gas lines. It's going to get to the gas lines eventually. That building was engulfed. Yeah. So I can't imagine.

I mean, look, there's a lot of cops obviously still working. But at a certain point, does somebody just say, like, a lot of these cops get paid very, very, very low wages? In New York, for instance, it was kind of a scandal because if you had just joined the police department, you were getting paid like $27K a year, some ridiculously low number. And there was a disproportionately, there was like a ridiculously large percentage of new cops who were guys in their 20s who lived with their parents. Because they couldn't afford to live in the city. But you've got to live in the city. So they're getting paid trash. How many of these people are being like, nah, man, I'm not interested.

I'm not coming out for this. You can incentivize them. You can try and pay them a lot more. But ultimately, I'd imagine people just not interested. So here's what we should do, actually. We should definitely jump to the Super Chats. Yeah. Okay.

Because I do want to talk about censorship. We got a statement from Mark Zuckerberg, and this is kind of a big deal. But I don't want the Super Chats to get ahead of us because this will help us actually carry the conversation forward. Sure. And we'll try and keep this one serious. So I'm going to be completely honest with you. I'm going to skip some Super Chats because a lot of people, look, I hate to do this, but some people are

saying silly things as they frequently do. We have over 20,000 people here, too. Well, great. Glad to hear it. My apologies to those who have superchatted with jokes and funny and silly things, but in reference to everything that's going on, White House on lockdown, I'm going to try and focus just on the more serious ones

to the best of my abilities, which I won't necessarily be able to do, but I'm going to start reading some of these super chats. Dark Truth says, the whispering in NYC is that schools won't be open in September. Can NYC open up its economy with its schools closed? Parents can't go to work if they stay home with their kids. It's not just about that. It's my concern when I saw this tweet with I'm sorry, the super chat about schools is that nothing's going to reopen. Schools aren't reopening. We got we got a combination of of pandemic lockdown, economic collapse. And now people are running around the country burning everything down. NYC was closing down already.

Right. Rent was going crazy and people were closing their businesses down. All small businesses were being shut down all over New York City. Right. Rent was going crazy and people were closing their businesses down. All small businesses were being shut down all over New York City. So and and all the you know, the main corporate places, Apple stores were popping up everywhere. Starbucks stores, that's the only places that were there. That's all you're going to see now. New York's going to lose all of its personality because of this personality. It's not going to be any stores. Yeah, that's true. They're going to we're going to come out of lockdown and there's going to lose all of its personality because of this. Personality? It's not going to be any stores. Yeah, that's true.

We're going to come out of lockdown and there's going to be nothing. You're going to be like, I need food. And you're going to look and it's going to be just empty storefronts. How does New York rebuild from that? That's a good point. These cities shut down. Man, my mind is blown. I'm telling you.

New Jersey, California, New York, these blue states destroyed their major cities with this economic shutdown. That turns out now, according to a bunch of these studies, to actually have been ineffective to varying degrees. And they're insisting on keeping them shut down, even though we know the infections are happening in the home. Andrew Cuomo says it. This blows my mind. You think about everybody fleeing New York City and what's happening now. Protests and chaos and people running through the streets.

30 arrests. When this lockdown ends, it's just going to be empty. It's a ghost town. Yeah. How are they going to afford that infrastructure and fix it? I have no idea. Let's read some more Super Chats. Let's see. Nathan says, if every

American openly carries a gun, criminals will be less likely to victimize you because it might end their life. Glenn says, burned police station, destroyed evidence. Imagine all the criminals they just let off the hook. How can these riots be stopped? Boogaloo? That's a good point. I don't know if they can.

They've enacted a curfew in new jersey apparently i'm sorry not new jersey in minnesota yeah yeah slip of the tongue because we were in jersey yeah all weekend like 8 p.m to 6 a.m or something we've already been under curfew right we've already been locked down i'm sorry man but the lockdown ended these people are running through the streets burning everything down where down. Where's the talk about social distancing now? It's like the game is over, dude. It really makes you realize that all of this news and everything that we saw, where they were like, these people protesting to reopen,

they're not social distancing. It was all a game. It was all for fun. Cairns. Make believe. Power tripping. Tune sure changes when they're throwing bricks through your window, CNN. Now it's getting real.

Yeah, seriously. I wonder if it'll make it to the suburbs. So apparently, you know, Philadelphia is planning for protests. Miami is planning for protests. People are, yeah, man, man, this is just so nuts. It's so hard to carry on. I'm sorry about Superchats. It's like we were talking about this earlier with the L.A. riots, why it was isolated to just L.A.

And part of the conversation was that the news reports would come out periodically. Things were going crazy in L.A., but most people in the country didn't know and didn't see it. Now you see this protest and all these videos go viral and what happens someone sees the video go viral and runs outside yeah and then they tell their friends and that anger and that sentiment and that opportunism yeah is just instantaneously nationwide and they're using anything they can find to push the narrative that they want to push too yeah you know like the example of that hat you know that was a fake fake picture but it's being pushed around and that's i'm sure it's not the first thing that's going to be pushed around.

It happens all the time. To clarify the context there, there's a photo going around of this cop apparently wearing some kind of racist hat. And it turns out it was fake. But people are pushing this propaganda. And I'll tell you what, man, the scariest thing is, I know we've talked about Russian interference and all that stuff, but think about how easy it is to sow discord with these fake

posts yep and yeah it could be china could be russia could be iran could be anybody i mean china is upping their military right now yeah right yeah so like uh we already were in an intense environment with russia or well russia and china but like now now look at china's probably like hmm look at uh they're they're ripe for the picking. Some Russian oligarch guy a couple years ago said that he wouldn't come to the U.S. because we are in the middle of a civil war. When do you say this? This is a couple years ago or like a year and a half ago or maybe two years ago. Yeah.

And the context was, you know, Antifa fighting people and Proud Boys and stuff and the escalation. And there was one story, I think it was in, it may have been New York mag or the Atlantic saying that they, they pulled a bunch of national security experts, like security company experts and found that their opinions on whether or not a civil war starts is between 30 and like 90% with the average being around 60%. So I've been bullish on it because I see how facebook and twitter polarizes everybody and facebook now knows this so they they they release apparently the wall it was the wall street journal released a report saying they know that facebook knew that the way the algorithm was designed was polarizing people rapidly and facebook didn't care probably because for the it was the engagement the money was too good yeah they couldn't let it go now you got a whole bunch of people who believe insane dogma about really weird theories and they're running around smashing

things i'll tell you man i saw a post from a friend of mine and it was it was heartbreaking this the level of insanity the level of self-deprec, self-flagellation was beyond anything I could have expected from this person. And I'm like, this is insane. Listen, man. This is somebody who's got hundreds of thousands of followers, is famous, tweeting for people to get involved in this. And I'm like, whoa, dude. Like, stop, man. And then when they burn down someone's business, when they, you know, we should talk about this firefighter.

This is a little bit more upbeat. When they burn down this business, they destroy the livelihood of people. They don't care. Nope. They say things like, well, now he's arrested. It's like, so you destroyed how much? How much for this? Somebody's life.

How much was it worth? No big deal. Many lives. We're going to go to Super Chats. Okay, sorry, sorry. Keep it moving, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. D Stoltenberg says,

this minor donation is to be earmarked for the Timcast IRL Defense Fund to be used only in if you decide it's time to bow and BB gun aren't enough to protect yourselves, stay safe and God bless. Oh, we've decided. I will also mention,

the next story I want to talk about after we get to the Super Chats is about this firefighter. They destroyed his dream. He opened a bar before he could even open it. Like before he could even get the grand opening, they destroyed it. Then he tried to clean it up. They burned it to the ground. And this guy's fund, this GoFundMe is like $300,000 now.

So this is really, really awesome. More upbeat, I'm happy to hear for those that are just tuning in. The only reporting we have so far, the White House has been put on lockdown. I want to clarify. I think I got the title wrong. So I'm really I really do apologize for this. I thought the people in the video were the rioters rushing in the building, but riders outside of CNHQ were smashing up all the windows and then the police came in and stopped them. So but right now we're reading super chats if you want to get your super chat in i think it's going to be too hard for us to read through all the super chats because we've got a ton of people right now yeah but i do hope everybody's safe and uh hit the like button

if you like the show subscribe let's read more of these super chats and then we're going to talk about this firefighter was business destroyed was actually crying on tv. Let's see. Duder says, F-D-D-N-C-C-P. Wolfalt says, Post 4346, Jack, you were warned. Yeah, Jack Dorsey, I warned about the censorship. We gotta talk about the censorship too, man. We got so much. Yeah, we'll get there. We gotta get there. Crazy guy.

Drew York says, they say it's the what is this quote from Tupac? They say it's the white man I should fear, but it's my own kind doing all the killing here. Yeah, apparently they're I'm not going to mention who, but some like really crazy viral tweet from a celebrity. People are claiming it may be fake saying something similar. Yeah. People are losing people. A lot of people are posting statistics, too, about it basically saying the same thing. Yep. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you've had for a long time a large group of people that have been pointing out racial

crime statistics. Yeah. And this is, you know what, dude? I'm sorry, man. We got to do the Super Chats, but I got so much to say. I know. I was talking to some people. I see it.

I think we should, we just got to do the stories, man. We just got to do the stories. I apologize to the Super Chats, but this is really, really serious stuff and we'll do our best to get to them. We're going to be up late tonight, so just don't worry. I was talking to some journalists and I said to them, do you realize what's been bubbling up in this country and what's coming next? I was like, it's almost easy for them.

Because I was like, you're a couple of white people. Like the lines being drawn are easy. At this, the precinct that was getting raided i think this is where it was maybe it was somewhere else you hear someone shouting shoot the white people over and over again i almost don't even want to say it yeah it's in the it's in the videos that are going viral i was in milwaukee in 2017 was it i think i'm amazing in 2016 and uh oh yeah i, we were still living in Miami at the time. Oh yeah. So I went to Milwaukee and while I was there, because it was some dude,

you know, he got killed and it was a black lives matter protest. They were shouting things about getting the white people in 18 year old white kid got shot in the neck. And so I filmed this, I was standing feet from the police when When an armored personnel carrier pulled up, I saw this. We heard the gunshots. I saw this kid. 18-year-old white kid was not involved in anything. Someone shot him in the neck. Some dude, it was a black dude, picked him up and carried him

into a house trying to save his life. I guess they called for help. An armored truck pulls up and a bunch of SWAT cops come out with their rifles. I don't know what the formation is called, but they're all standing in a circle as they move. So every direction is covered. They go up to the house.

The kid comes outside. He's holding a napkin on his – like a napkin on his neck because he's bleeding. And the cops run up, and I'm standing right there, and they pick him up, and they rush him into the APC and take him out. Wow. That was it for me. I was like – they have said it. They said they were targeting white people. Yeah. And I was like, it's just, it's not safe. I was like, I'm not, you know, so I made a video about it and it, it may, it pissed off like basically the entire left. And I don't care. I don't care if you're pissed off. Yeah. Like I didn't make this

video to be like, you know, some kind of shock moment yeah it actually happened and and and i had fans i shouldn't say fans but like subscribers who follow my news coverage and i'm like this is why i'm leaving and i won't be covering this anymore and people were like sorry to hear it man and i was like if you're perceivably white yeah then it is a serious risk to your safety to be here because they've talked, like, I'm sorry, man. When I see an 18-year-old kid, unrelated, not in the protest, just minding his own business, get shot in the neck, I draw the line somewhere.

You know, I don't talk about this often, but my uncle got murdered by a group of black men. He got shot in the chest. Do you know why? Because they assumed he had money they said give me the money he said i don't have it i don't have anything he wasn't rich you know he's not it's not a rich family and uh he got shot and killed and this is uh you know it's like i don't talk about it often but but it happens all the directions. I don't hate black people now. I know there's probably young kids in trouble, probably influenced by life. No, this was in Florida, actually.

Oh, wow. And it's like, okay, is that going to make me want to hate all black people? No. I know it's an incident that happened. It's terrible terrible i miss him he was an amazing man but it happens both ways it all happens the craziest thing about this is that you you know that that moment you're describing would make a lot of people racist i'm sure and it's not right and doesn't change the problems doesn't fix anything

and it's it's some criminals you know but look at what's happening right now in minneapolis and they don't see it the same way yeah they were they were what were they yelling outside of cnn you know cnn no no something about anything else was it not it was maybe it was a different clip it was like f the white people or whatever and then there was the clip from the place where they were like shoot the white people and and you've seen all of this stuff it's been happening dude yep it's been on twitter this is why okay so this is the story i'm trying to tell you when i had these journalists and i was hanging out with them i said have you been paying attention to what they're saying on social media about white people you tell me it's a joke okay but i have been on the ground and i watched a kid

get shot in the neck i know it's not yeah, they say they tweet these things and they mean it. And I don't like the racial tensions. I don't like the stoking of fears and I don't like any of that stuff. Yep. And it's and it's and it's obviously a small faction of people big enough to make to make an impact where you actually have now mainstream journalists saying these things and it's OK. And this is the escalation of violence we saw coming when they punched richard spencer in the face in dc and i as well as many other people were like

that was wrong i certainly don't like the guy's opinions yeah but he was just a dude standing on a street corner and someone clocked him all these mainstream journalists what did they say they laughed about it they made it go viral there was they were sharing the videos they were remixing the videos haha this is funny this is funny. This is funny. This is funny. I said, do you know what happens when you do that? You get 500 people showing up in Charlottesville now saying

they want revenge and then you get that horrifying moment. You don't understand. Escalation begets escalation. So if you want to go around punching people, that's the last thing we need to happen. You make everything worse. That's what scares me about this. The weird thing about all this Minneapolis

stuff is that the conservatives aren't necessarily backing the cops for the most part. They're like, you just enforced a bunch of unconstitutional orders. You think I'm going to stand next to you now? No way. After months of doing that. Right? Yeah. Opp months of doing that. Right. Yeah.

Like oppressing us. Yeah. And not only that, but I mean, the killing of George Floyd was just insane. And so now... Agreed. On a principal's level, you got Sean Hannity being like, no, man, the dude was kneeing that guy's neck three minutes after he lost his pulse. I want to be careful about what I say here. But according to the medical examiner, the medical report, the dude became unresponsive

after what, like six minutes of him kneeing him on the neck. And then one of the cops said, I can't find something about not finding a pulse. And the dude kept his knee on his neck for three minutes, like two minutes and 53 seconds. After he lost his pulse. Yeah. So the medical examiner said something like this isn't uh there was no sign of traumatic asphyxiation or strangulation okay but it was a combination of his health effect his his health issues and the restraint

that ultimately cost him his life and they they added in the report that the cops knew they were trained that this position was dangerous. Those guys getting locked up. But yeah, man, as he said, so I'm trying to finish the story about the journalist. I told him everything I've seen has, you know, said to me that I think we're heading towards what will end up being terrifying racial tensions. Terrifying. Like what I saw in Milwaukee in 2018. I'm like, I grew up in Chicago. You think it's the first time I've experienced something like that? And the thing for me is that like, you know, it's a meme, obviously. I come from a mixed race family. So I don't get the privileges among the

horrifying racist, you know, white supremacist types. And I don't get it among the social justice types because I look too white. So it's like for me and my family, it's run, hide, you know, bunker down, defend yourself. But there's no faction for the regular people. So this is what scares me. When they start yelling these things, I've been, I know I have friends who used to be lefty and now they're right wing

because they had the same things happen to them. People screaming, you know, white swears at them, like, you white effer and stuff like that. And they're like, not even, not even. But it makes people, it's just there. And that's what freaks me out about seeing my friend post this thing, saying, like, all white people now need to step up and do these things. I'm like, that is a cult.

And that's like, what do you think is going to happen? Do you think that when they're screaming, shoot the white people, that to step up and do these things i'm like that is a cult and that's like yeah what do you think's gonna happen do you think that when they're screaming shoot the white people that you get a magic pass is that why you're doing it do they think that they'll be the one saying like look at the thing i posted please don't hurt me and i'm not talking about black people doing i'm talking about the social justice antifa lunatics which could include white people as well yep i don't know what these people could expect men man. But I don't know, dude. I'm getting all riled up. Listen, when we were starting this show, we were like, oh, look, Mark Zuckerberg's talking about this. And then the White House lockdown and then the CNN stuff.

Atlanta? We're like, whoa, it's happening in Atlanta? Yeah, it's happening in Brooklyn right now. They're beating people. They're beating people. Who's beating people? The cops. Pepper spray. Nightsticks.

Lydia came in the room and was like we should do a light-hearted episode guys yeah it's like should do a light-hearted i'm over here like oh man we were like we got this really great story where a dude raised a couple hundred thousand like several hundred thousand dollars to get his business back i want to get there and then the white house gets locked down and then cnn gets bombarded and i was like whoa dude the white house locked down has that happened recently? I don't know. Let me look it up.

So, okay. I want to read your super chats. I feel really bad because, look, it's a combination of this is like... There's a lot of heavy stuff happening right now. Yeah. And it's getting worse. It's heavy, man. And I'm hoping it just rolls away, but it's Friday night. And I have experience covering this stuff on the ground.

Not only have I covered multiple riots and protests and events throughout the past decade, I've also been in other countries doing it as well. Adam's been on the ground a couple times with me in some of these places. And I know what happens on Friday night. I know what happens on Saturday. Oh, people get wild. People, you know what's contributing to all of this

is that one of the biggest factors stopping mass explosions of rage and violence is jobs jobs yep yeah keep people busy nobody got them anymore so this was just like the keg got lit yep what yeah i'm telling you man i know it's it's it's it's like a a cliche for tim Pool to say it's going to benefit Trump. But this is something I've pointed out before, that when Antifa does this, this is what I said several years ago. When Antifa goes out and smashes windows, starts fires, burns things down, you know what people do?

They say, save us. They scream for help. And when Trump stands up and says, I'm the one to do it, you think they'll pick Biden when their buildings are being burned to the ground? They're going to want that nasty, nasty, mean dude. They're going to want all the boorish bullying behavior from that man. And they don't want that. They're scared.

People are when people. So I don't know how the truth is, but I read that when people get scared, they vote Republican because the Republicans are the law and order candidates. It's true. Security, military strength order. It's really easy when you have the best economy ever to be comfortable. Just say, you know, orange man bad. We want a soft, sophisticated president. And then the pandemic hits. Then your business is gone. Now you're scared. Then all of a sudden someone shows up and kicks the door in. So what do you do? Defend

yourself. Now you're getting charged with murder. You know, I'd be willing to bet Donald Trump would end up, you know, ultimately defend that guy. The pawn shop owner? Yeah, or conservatives in general are outraged. Yeah, absolutely. So for those that aren't familiar, there's a pawn shop owner in Minneapolis. Looter breaks in, shoots and kills him. Got charged with murder. And we talked about this the other night because at first I'm kind of like, man, maybe he should have fled.

But think about it. You're in a building. You're in your building. Doors are locked. Outside, fires burning. The city's burning down. They're screaming. They're angry.

You don't want to go outside. What if you go out the back door? Someone's breaking in. Maybe his friends are waiting for you. It's a riot. Maybe you go out the back door and then someone catches you. So what do you do? You defend your space.

What does the government do? Murder charge. So what do you do? Yeah, exactly. See, I get it. The government's saying, like, we better charge them with murder. Otherwise, they're going to write again. It's going to get worse.

So what happens? They keep doing it. People are going to defend themselves. It's going to keep happening. Yeah, I think so. I hope come Monday, everybody wakes up and it's over. But this year has been an escalation endlessly, just getting crazier and crazier. When the pandemic news first started, it wasn't that big of a deal for most people.

It was like, wow, this is crazy what's happening in China. Then it hit us. Then all of a sudden they said 15 days, slow the spread. Then it was two weeks. Then it was extended, extended, extended. Now it's months. Now it's months. Now it's months. 90 days almost now? Is it past

90? I don't even know. And now New York doesn't care. Nah, we're locking down. We got the data. We don't care. We're locking down. So the protesters come out. They don't care about the lockdown. Imagine what it's like if you are a family, you have a family,

you've played by all the rules. You said, okay, we'll lock down. All those commercials where they're like, we're with you together. You've seen those commercials? Like every single one is saying, imagine you're one of those people who fell for that. And you lost your job and you're running out of food. And you're saying, if I just keep a smile on my face and hold on through the night, we're all in this together. And then those people you thought that were in this with you threw a brick through your window and burned your building down.

So, no. What does that person do? And I know it may be a bit hyperbolic, but I got an email from somebody living in Minneapolis being like, I had to flee. So what happens when you follow all these rules and then who's there for you? Nobody. Did the government have your back? They didn't. They actually made it worse when they sparked this off.

People were looking for something to be mad about. They were mad. They were depressed. Think about this, man. Everybody was locked down, lost their purpose. They lost their job. They lost their meaning. If they even had one to begin with.

That's a lot of the... A job is not enough. Yeah, I agree. I mean, sometimes it is. Sometimes it is. But a lot of times it isn't. So then to lose the job that was barely keeping you in just sane, you know, and then you lose it.

And then months go by. And then you have this authority going, you can't go then you lose it and then it's months go by and then you have this authority going, you can't go anywhere or else we're going to arrest you. And then you see it happening. It's like, man, I'll tell you what, and then this happens. It's not surprising. The feeling is like every day the government has their hand over your heart and they're slowly squeezing it. You can feel that pain as everything crumbles around you as you're getting cabin fever a lot of people in these big cities they're locked up in cubicle apartments and you can feel that pain every day but you know if you just wait eventually it will be okay and then this happens with floyd and then and then this rage this anger yeah is focused hyper

focused i can imagine that, man. I can empathize with that feeling, but I wish that it wasn't this bad. And then the way I've been thinking about it too is when we talk about these left-wing protesters who go around just burning stuff and rioting, part of the social justice stuff has to do with the fact that people have no purpose anymore.

There were questions raised about whether religion is something that humans need. They must have. Heads up. He's going for it. We got a cat came in. But let me continue. There's questions of whether or not humans need religion, because without it, they replace it with dogma, and they've replaced it with social justice ideology. And now it's like a hollow shell of what religion was. But if you think about, you know, I've often wondered about how things maintained order in the past. And if everyone agreed they were scared of the same God, you know, they had a shared cultural community and understanding. Yeah. So it kept things calm

in a lot of ways. But now we're at a point where no one really agrees on their purpose and what they're doing. Yeah, it's true. You get these young, idealistic individuals and they ask themselves, why am I alive? Sorry, buddy, I can't tell you. I don't know either. I found I made my purpose. You got to make yourself. You got to carve yourself out of stone. These people didn't do that. But then someone came along and said, I'd like to introduce you to purpose. And they presented them some intersectional guidebook. Antifa, the Antifa handbook. All of a sudden, now they found their purpose. You combine that with a lot of people whose purpose was their jobs.

I wake up, I go to the office, and that's my mission. I wake up, I go to school, that's my mission. And then you shut it all down for three months. And now they're sitting there depressed. Suicides have gone up. There's like crazy stories about this. And they're questioning why are they even here? Then George Floyd gets killed. And they think to themselves, this is my purpose. So they go out in these massive crowds across the country and it magnifies all of that social justice outrage. And this is what we get. Yep.

Night three. Crazier than I've ever seen. I'm hoping that it boils over. Yeah. But why isn't the lockdown lifted? Certainly the lockdown's been voided, right? No one's caring anymore. Cars are out.

They're doing their thing. They're going to beaches. Nobody cares. Seems like it, yeah. Yet your business can't reopen. Is this what they want? They wanted their cities destroyed? The crazy thing to me is you can see it all.

You can see it. When they said, we're locking things down, what have I been saying? What has everyone else been saying? We've got to reopen the economy. These businesses can't survive. They're not coming back. We don't care. That's what they said.'re locking things down, what have I been saying? What has everyone else been saying? We've got to reopen the economy. These businesses can't survive. They're not coming back. We don't care.

That's what they said. We don't care. They just do not care. They said it without saying it. I think it was Bill de Blasio who literally said it. Oh, seriously? He said, these businesses, they can hold off longer. What was the exact quote?

I don't know. It was something like that. They can't. Now they're going to burn the place to the ground because you pushed them too far. As I said, businesses in New York City were already going under because it's so expensive to run a business in New York City. Rent is insane no matter where you are. If you want to be in any relevant place, it's expensive.

Way too expensive. Right. Three months? Like, all right, your rent's due now. Oh, you don't have it? Goodbye. Yeah. This Starbucks will pay us the money. Oh, you don't have it? Goodbye. Yeah. The Starbucks will pay us the money.

What do you think that person's going to do? I don't know. I want to make sure I clarify. Yeah, join the crowd. Clarify what I was saying a second ago because I think I misspoke. I'm saying I hope everything simmers down. I said boil over, right? I didn't notice that.

I see what you mean, though. Yeah. Simmers down. Yeah, simmers down. simmers down that's the right one right yeah yeah i mean i mean blows over yeah that's not a good combination there yeah we're gonna go to the go to the uh the winchester have a pint wait for it all to blow over but i'm not convinced you know and the scary thing is we're, we got the China, South China Sea. We got Iranian gunboats zigzagging around our ships. People are, you know, we got Venezuela trying to ram that vessel. Is this it?

Is this, you know? So I guess, you know, I think the important thing to clarify, we talk about Boogaloo because it's popular right now in terms of terminology. Yeah. The coming second Civil War, Civil War II, you know, American Boogaloo because it's popular right now in terms of terminology. Yeah. The coming second Civil War, Civil War II, you know, American Boogaloo. No, I'm talking about, I think collapse is probably a better way to put it. But that's depressing. That's depressing? Yeah, the idea of a collapse.

But it's accurate, though. I know it's accurate, but I like the sound of Boogaloo much better. Well, there's a difference, though. Yeah. You know, Boogaloo is people fighting. Like actively. And then what happens is the collapse. Yeah. And the collapse can happen whether or not You know, Boogaloo is people fighting. Like, actively. And then what happens is the collapse. Yeah.

And the collapse can happen whether or not we have a Boogaloo. That's true. And that's what I feel is going to happen. If we stay locked down. It feels like the lockdown is over. Yeah. You know? But it feels like even if we try to open up, the country's collapsing.

Yeah. We're witnessing it right now. Yeah. It's crazy. It's crazy. So does someone come in just do we get attacked like you know you know you know that i guess it's a fake quote the reason why japan didn't invade america is because there's a gun a rifle behind every blade of grass apparently it was uh attributed to yamamoto of japan but it's like it's apocryphal disputed saying we don't know if it's true because we were just looking this stuff up how would you invade america if they have a massive armed

population wait until everyone's at each other's throats put everyone right now put everyone at each other's throats yep and have them fight each other so you can sweep in the only way what's that tell them about identity politics yeah yeah introduce them about identity politics? Yeah. Introduce them to identity politics. Where did that all come from? It's been a long time coming. Some people think it's like a long con from the Soviet Union, Soviet era. I don't care about speculating. I think the ideas are kind of funny.

Man, all I can think is that tweet that I tweeted. It was that Hillary comment about cozying up with China. And how she's like, yeah, well, we should cozy up with china and then like how she was like yeah well you know we should we should cozy up with them we should ask them to hack trump's emails and i was like right what am i hearing right now it's like it feels like they're kind of pawns she was making a point about what trump had said sure because trump said in the worst way right right right absolutely yep of course and everyone was like did she just break the law like admitting yeah if they thought that was illegal and then she did this but she was trying to be

that you know make this like i don't know hyperbolic point so here's what i hope man i hope everybody has uh taken care of yourself and your family i'm not saying to go build a bunk or anything like that actually you know what let me know what? Let me stop right here. Let me stop right here. Earlier this year, when we saw the pandemic coming, and I did these food promos, I was like, don't build a bunker. Just prepare. Have some food. I'm not talking about 30-year stock.

I'm talking about a little dry food bucket. Now, I think it's actually fair to say the preppers were right. I'm not saying the world's going to end, but I'm saying you see this stuff. The White House gets put on lockdown. Where does that go next? Preppers across America are going, we're ready for this. Yeah, they got a point. They literally are.

They literally are because I met some and talked to them when I was in Arizona. Oh, yeah, that's right. Like last month. So this was three weeks ago. We were in Arizona. We pull into this small town. No lockdowns. Burger joints open. We walk in this gas station they're serving burgers no one's wearing any masks and i'm like i'm wearing a mask and i'm like what's going on here and i walk up to buy some you know some uh some some coffees and i ask i'm like nobody's wearing any masks

she goes oh no no we don't care and i was like you're not worried about like this she goes we're preppers and i was like really and she goes And I was like, you're not worried about... She goes, we're preppers. And I was like, really? And she goes, yeah. She was like, you know how the toilet paper got snatched up? She's like, my husband looked at me and said, do we have enough toilet paper? And she laughed. She's like, we're preppers. She told her husband that and they laughed. She's like, we got three months worth.

I told you about the old nuclear silo in Jersey that's available, right? Oh, really? I'm just saying. Let's bring that up. Yeah, that's reinforced to withstand a nuclear assault itself, right? Okay, let's buy that. I'll help you build it out. So how many stories down is it?

I'm curious now. I mean, it would be really cool to have a subterranean hangout of some sort. I don't really think people need bunkers right now. Make a crazy skate park in the bottom of the silo. Oh, yeah. That'd be pretty cool, actually. Oh, man. I'll tell you something.

I think I'm frequently correct. I don't think I'm always correct. Frequently correct. And I attribute this to playing chess since I was a little kid. My mom taught me how to play chess like I could play chess when I was before. I can't even remember being alive and not knowing how to play chess.

We should play chess. I was on the chess team. We play magic. You know what I mean? Magic's more fun. No, we don't play magic anymore. Because it's broken. Magic is busted.

All right, go ahead. Finish your point. The point is it taught me planning ahead and calculating multiple moves and variables and all this stuff. And I grew up with that. I would say in my late teens i was thinking about everything happening around us and conflict and war and i thought to myself it's impossible to calculate every variable and it's harder and harder to calculate variables as you move further and further ahead so right now i can say like what would happen if i got up you know there's like

10 different potential things that could happen. You might say something. She might say something. And then after that, then you've got to calculate all the next 10 variables. So it's like exponentially. Exponentially, yeah. So you can only go so far. However, what I'm bringing up is that when I was younger, looking at everything happening in the world and the media,

I thought to myself that I felt like around the time I was 35, everything was going to fall apart. And now it's funny because I have maintained, like I've always, I've always thought to myself, like I was like 19 years old and I'm like, yep, but probably by the time I'm 35 is when, you know, it just, for whatever reason, that's what I just felt like I could see, I could feel it in my gut. That's approaching. But I may be wrong. I'm just bringing it up because it's something I've always had in the back of my mind throughout my entire life and as all of this stuff happened from occupy wall street especially 10 years ago i was like wow and and it's funny at the time i'm thinking like maybe i had my timetables wrong maybe it falls apart and then everything blows over and i'm like huh you know i don't know and it was actually crazy to me because then you know this year starts

the impeachment's happening and all the protest stuff we saw before and i'm like i'm gonna be 35 next year i'm 34 right now is it it's like is this is this gonna fall apart it's gonna is this gonna go nuts is trump gonna get re-elected triggering these far left to screech about some insanity or am i just you know paranoid i don't know man there's evidence the polls are shifting stuff stuff's happening that's crazy earth earth is changing but I'll tell you I'll tell you in front of our eyes I'll tell you one one story that makes me always trust my gut instinct I was I was uh uh briefly staying on Fort Carson near Colorado Springs okay I think it's basically Colorado Springs. It is, in fact, Colorado Springs. Yeah, it is. Right. And on my way back, I was finally back in Illinois because I had gone to visit my sister. I'm driving in, this is in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

Oh, yeah. I know Glen Ellyn. It's a nice little town. It is. And I'm driving down Roosevelt when I see a squad car behind me. And I'm thinking to myself, he's probably running my plates. Like I'm probably gonna get pulled over. And then he pulls up to my right and then he speeds off. And then I'm like, I guess it was nothing.

As I come up this ridge, I see him pull into the left lane and put his left signal on. And I thought to myself right that moment, he's, he's like a few blocks in front of me. I can turn right, right here and just go to the store, pick up some snacks i'm being paranoid he wasn't running my place i can pull me over he's turning left guess what happened pulled you over right when i passed him he flicked his lights on pulled me over turns out so this was an illegal stop uh it turns out that well arguably he ran my plates and because i had got a moving by i got a speeding ticket when I wasn't speeding. Here's what happened. Uh, three months prior about, I was exiting on Lake shore drive. I mentioned this the other day, I think. Yeah. And I was, it's a 45 mile an hour speed limit.

I was slowing down to get off and I get pulled over and this cop walks up and says, you know, you know, I pulled you over and I was like, what? No. And he's like, you're speeding. And I was like, I wasn't speeding. He was like, I wasn't speeding. He's like, I don't care. Tell it to a judge. Sign here. So I didn't know that under the age of 21, if you get two moving violations within three years, they instantly suspend your license. I thought, I'm going to go to court on this one.

And I'm going to say, I didn't speed. Yeah. And I'll fight it, you know. However, I went to visit my sister because her husband was overseas. And, you know, my family was like, you know, you're not doing anything. Why don't you go hang out with her for a little bit? Keep her company. I was like, okay, sounds good.

I realized that the time limit was running out. And so my sister offered to pay the ticket for me and not to worry about it. And I was like, okay. And as soon as that button was clicked, that was a guilty plea, which instantly suspended my license, which I did not know. So the cop pulls me over and he walks right up to my window is in glenn allen again and he goes tim pool and i was like yes and he goes you're under arrest out of the car and i was like excuse me he's like license is suspended and i was like what and he was like do you have someone who can come pick you up i can i bond you right now and you can leave and you have a court

date and i was just confused i was like i don't understand why is my license suspended? And he was like, I don't know. I don't care. And so there were some quite, I talked to some lawyers and they said, what did he pull you over for? And I said, nothing. I wasn't doing anything. It's like, oh, so he illegally stopped your vehicle. The, uh, what I was told was running a plate and seeing a name and then saying, seeing the license suspended, isn't a justification for pulling a vehicle over because it could be driven by somebody else. Okay. Let's say you're driving my car to go get milk and he pulls you over and goes, Tim pool. And you go, no, there's an illegal stop. Once he found out it was me, then the lawyer told me you'll never win. It's a waste of time. Nobody cares. So I ended up having to, having to

plead guilty. What does this have to, I'm just curious how, what, uh, what, what do, why did, why'd you start bringing that up? What are you talking about? My gut instincts. Oh, okay. When I saw that cop car and I knew he was going to pull me over and something bad was about to happen, and I could have just gotten off the road and gone to the store like I wanted to, but instead I figured I'll keep driving. Human instincts are powerful, yo. From that moment on, I've always said,

whatever my gut tells me, I go with. Good. And so that's the story. I try to live that way, too. That's the story. And that's why, to wrap it back up to the more stupid uh stuff is uh that i think it's going to get really really bad next year that's what i've been thinking for a long time and that's what i'm betting on so let's uh uh i guess we'll read the super chats and then we have the the censorship stuff

yeah let's talk about it all right well so we'll go to the super chats for those i gotta be honest man but i don't know if we can actually get to them. There's just so many. So what should we do? Read a few. Read as many as we can. Honestly, just do what you do when we got to move ahead. We're going to have to speed up.

We can't read the smallest of chats. Sorry, guys. Otis says, going to leave this here before I hit the bed. 2am over here. Totally irrelevant comment. Tim, work on your Swedish accent for Greta. You sound like a horny leprechaun. Ask Adam's wife

for advice maybe that's what i'm going she can't help maybe it is graph on cereal says the boston tea party comparison is one of the most asinine i have ever heard of in my life one is a protest over taxes without representation in parliament one is outright opportunism yep i mean there's so much wrong with that comparison yeah blue dragon says Dragon says, I'll add to the TimCast IRL Defense Fund as well. Stay safe, y'all. It's getting crazy out there. Thank you. Alan Jones says, pitching in for the TimCast IRL Defense Fund.

Heard a good tip to try the Walther from a humble mug salesman. Indeed. That's right. Mr. Crowder himself. I need to try that. A humble mug salesman. Deplorable Pirate Captain says, a channel recommendation. Donut operator for police video breakdowns.

He also has a skate shop in South Carolina. 5-0 Skate Shop. Cool. Dope. I've seen some of his videos before. Sean Easton says, What would you guys do if, bear with me,

you were held hostage by a sentient animal, and bear with me, your only chance of rescue was sending a coded super chat. Oh. Oh, bear with me. He's being held by a bear. I'm sorry, dude. Kojima Fire says, Press F for the boog. Oh. Oh, bear with me. He's being held by a bear. I'm sorry, dude. Kojima Fire says,

press F for the boog. Also, Adam, I have an Arbor Blunt longboard and I have not bought another longboard since. I've had it for six or seven years now. Best board I've had. Oh, cool.

That's actually one of my favorite Arbor boards. I actually have one. I refuse to skate it because they don't make it anymore. Oh, man. So it's a great board. It's huge.

It's a longboard. Real longboard. Duck Renji says, man. So it's a great board. It's huge. It's a long board. Real long board. Dark Renji says, Really enjoy learning to ride a skateboard again. Taking it one step at a time. Adam Bro, That Arbor video of you shredding New York is a serious inspiration,

plus the video of Tim all those years ago destroying those tricks. Thank you. This video of me from, what is it, 16 years ago or something? 14 years ago? Dude, you're... Baby Tim.

Yeah, whatever. You're a good skater. You were a good skater. You are a good skater. I just think it's funny that it's going viral. YouTube keeps sharing. It's got 200,000 views. It's got the right name on it. It does. The right name. Chris says,

Viva Frey wants you to send a link to your COVID shutdown timeline. Thanks. He gave you a shout out tonight. My COVID shutdown timeline? Huh. What does that mean? I don't know. Graf Von Tyrrell says, You know, Twitter really screwed up when even Zuck of all people Thanks. He gave you a shout out tonight. My COVID shutdown timeline. Huh? Like, what does that mean? Like, I don't know. I don't know. Graf von Tyrrell says, you know, Twitter really screwed up when even Zuck of all people refuses to stoop to such a low.

Time to spin the UFO. Thanks for the super chat. It is time. And that's the next segment, too. So we've got a statement made by Mark Zuckerberg as to why he refuses to censor Donald Trump. And he is completely correct. Yeah, that's next. And that's next.

So make sure you hit the like button. Subscribe if you haven't. We're going to spin the UFO right here with the air blower. We're spinning it. Hopefully we answer some super chats with that. Dylan Bella says, T-shirt idea for Lydia.

Shocked expression and exclaiming, oh my stars and garters. Oh my stars, yes indeed. Chaotic says, I'm very, very worried about all this, all go this escalating to a point where we can't go back to normal. Best to be ready. Robofin, yeah,

maybe bunkers, right? Robofin says, how far are you in Stargate SG-1, Adam? Still in the first season. Everyone keeps telling me, like, oh, it gets so much better, it gets so much better. I've actually, I watched it. I loved the show, and actually, I really like Atlantis also.

It was a really good show. So I'm really excited to relive it. I'm reliving it all. But I love that everyone's all about that too. Stargate's awesome. Florbo Adjacent says, How much do I need to super chat for a seat in the van? Can I get some finger pistols from the gang?

A seat in the van? There you go. And the van can barely seat two people. Does that count? That does count. Thank you, Adam. Cass van can barely seat two people. We get two people. Does that count? Let's go seat. That does count. Thank you, Adam. Yeah. Cassie Boyd says, is this the beginning?

Well, it's the end of something. The beginning of the end? Yeah. And it's the beginning of something, too. Yep. Yep. The world's changing. That's for certain.

Yeah. Hutch the Wolf says, world burning down around us. Join me with some marshmallows and some music, and we can laugh as we watch the flames flicker till the end. Andrew says, in Maple Grove, Minnesota, the furthest northwest suburb of the twin cities target has boarded up completely has a line of cops in front and is closed indefinitely 8 p.m curfew throughout the cities arrests will happen tonight yep goldie says null owner of the kiwi farms did a stream today denouncing Trump for wanting to revoke Section 230, saying it may not even hurt sites like Twitter and YouTube. Thoughts? I mean, yeah,

because Twitter and YouTube have powerful legal teams and can defend themselves. Smaller sites can't. Gavin says, Go watch Akkad. Shows a protester. Perfect example of it not being a protest, but revenge. forced out says there are snipers on the rooftops at houston protest yikes man 21 viceroy says is it wrong to say i condemn the murder of floyd but condemn the riots i want to support the people but i can't with these riots a war is in my head with no ground being made i feel incredibly depressed right now i mean most i think reasonable people are saying the riots are bad. The murder of Floyd was bad.

It's all bad. But angry people are just destroying everything. That is, yeah. Yep. Dave, thanks for the super chat. Agent Toon says, George Floyd may just be the new shot heard around the world. The straw to break the camel's back.

The match dropped into the powder keg. I completely agree. Michelle Mybell says, Alex Jones made some interesting comments about Karens. Hillary supporters were the evil ones to watch. I wonder if that has anything to do with what happened at CNN. That's what, Van Jones, you mean. Van Jones said that.

Yeah, I don't think it's, no, no, yeah. Devlin Bowman says, Hey guys, I heard you talking about selling boards last night. I don't have much to contribute, but I appreciate what you do, and I figured I could throw some art your way. Where can I donate if you want? Follow at Adam Krigler on Twitter, and you can send him whatever you want. Yep, hit me up.

Heck yeah. The Red Pill Journey says, Now that CNN has raided, the next step of action from them is always, and will be, doubling down. Thank you guys, and keep up the good work. I'm curious what they have to say about this. Yeah. Vosh says,

I'm having trouble wrapping my head around this. CNN supports this. They egg this on. Are you telling me these are Trump supporters? No, they just planted the Black Lives Matter flag on top of the CNN sign. Notto A, thanks for the super chat. John says, the Donald was quarantined for threats on cops. With all the anti-cop hate on Reddit currently, how many more will be quarantined?

Or will we see it was a false pretense to ban the right-wing speech? Of course it was false. Of course it was banned to ban the right wing speech. TwisterTuff says, hey, Tim, can you promote library as a competitor for YouTube from a former Earth Texan? I don't know a whole lot about library. It's LBRY, but you guys are free to check it out. Benjamin Hannah says, wonder what percentage of those protesters are monsters taking advantage of a terrible situation. Shout out to KB Bala and his Scores Sports Bar, who have raised over $300,000. Can't keep his American dream dead. It's amazing.

Yeah, we've got that GoFundMe. Maybe we'll get to it. Zachary says, Adam or Tim, I have an Arbor longboard, but I'm looking for a shortboard. What brand would you recommend? Is the board size based on height or weight? Thanks. No, actually actually it's more about your foot

size, your shoe size. You know, if you have bigger feet, you might want a wider board. Cat's yelling. You can hear the cat trying to go outside. But you know what? I would say if you've got, you know, I don't know, 11 or higher, get like an 8.0

to 8.5. Or if your feet are smaller, like a 9 or lower, get like an 8.0 to 7.75, something like that. And honestly, most skateboards are going to be relatively the same. Arbor even has short decks that you can get. Just go find a graphic that you like because it'll just make you like the board more. We got a big update from about a half an hour ago. Okay. Police have started firing beanbags into the crowds

apparently in downtown Atlanta. And so I'm just... Oh, wow. Yeah. Oh, that's where the headquarters is. Check this out. Reporting from near CNN Center in Atlanta. This is terrible to witness. Protests in multiple cities. We can see cars are being burned. This is Atlanta. I hope you guys

really do take your security seriously. And let me just point out something. A lot of people have said defense fund and all that stuff and you guys got to protect yourselves. Some people have been critical because of our defense position in this. Let me just tell you, I'm not going to tell you what it is.

So if you think we're unprepared, you would be incorrect. I'll just leave it at that. There's a lot of people like, you know. Yeah, no. But I'm going to keep following these tweets. I notably have Brian Seltzer pulled up because he is, you know, probably the best source for somebody at CNN New York. Telling us what's happening at CNN Atlanta and these burning cars is crazy stuff. We're going to read some more super chats here.

Connor Greenwell says my Facebook is lit up with people angry at people for being angry at the rioting and others pointing the finger at Whitey as though all are complicit. Yep. I see that too. It's so sad to see that. Yeah, man. It's like all Whites are terrible. It's like, really?

Come on. It's ridiculous. Sergeant Buck says, Ted Cruz is going to legislatively show twitter why they call him the zodiac killer ted cruz has called for a criminal investigation of twitter over violating sanctions by giving iran access to this to the platform which i think it very clearly violates the sanctions wow i didn't know about this and you know twitter's response was what we we shouldn't have to adhere to this to.S. law because we provide an important service.

That was the gist of their argument. What? You can't just argue why you can break the law. Yeah. It doesn't work that way. Point the argument. It's ridiculous. Spicy.

Yikes. Lone Lobo says, the video of the man yelling at rioters and asking what he did to deserve the destruction of his property broke my heart, Tim. Oh, me too. From the L.A. riots? L.A. riots. A man, older man, says, I fought so hard for this. Why did you do this to me? Makes me angry.

And you want justice. The people who are going on rioting don't want justice. They want things. I would argue some of them do. But a lot of them just want to smash. They just want, this is what I was told by a friend. They want a symbol of what they think holds them back. And could you imagine if people realized you only hold yourself back yep what would what would any of these people do if

they were just teleported instantly to a barren planet of woods that's it you're in the woods boom that's all the other is what do you think they would do you think you deserve anything no idea you gotta make it let's see ario says hey pool party long time viewer and first time donor i always enjoy watching listening to you all it really helps me get through the last third of my work day keep it the excellent work appreciate it man thank you jeremy says in houston people are chanting charges aren't enough this isn't yeah houston this isn't going to stop with a conviction also being in atlanta they will tear stuff apart atlanta areL wild. Grady, baby, stay safe. We're on high alert now.

Ryan Einstetter says, Hey, Tim, when will you be hiring for Fact Checkers? I'm currently in between jobs as an Intel analyst. I'm a geospatial imagery analyst, Air Force vet. I would be very interested in applying. That's awesome. The only problem is I need a building, and that's been really difficult because of the lockdown,

but as soon as we do, hopefully later in this year, definitely. So, well, in this year, definitely. So, well, first of all, follow Adam. Send him whatever you want to send him. Yeah, hit me up. I'm on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube. Hit me up, Adam Krigler. A-D-A-M-C-R-I-G-L-E-R. And stay tuned.

High Octane Media says, I enjoy watching your show. You are level-headed. I live in Minnesota. They better not bring that crap up north. We are locked and loaded. Well, be safe. Stay safe. We hope for the best. Jordan says, Mr. Poole, could you call your

roof Korean brothers and sisters to help defend innocent people during this conflict? You actually get a special pager when you become of age as a Korean. Yeah, yeah. I'm kidding. That's awesome. I need to see this. LaSalle Rimes says, Happy Friday. Ready to Rumble says, yeah. I'm kidding. That's awesome. I need to see this. LaSalle Rhymes says,

Happy Friday. Ready to Rumble says, There is only one way to stop these riots. Bring back sports. Well, and they'll riot when their team wins or loses. Aria says, Also, I'd love to help you guys with your card game. Went to school for game, art, and design.

While I'm no expert, I'd love to do something related to my education, and you wouldn't even have to pay me. Well, we certainly would pay anybody working with us, but feel free to tweet it at them. Yeah, hit me up. It's cool. Send me some of your stuff.

Magic Man says, those Antifa are communist. They want to destroy the society using chaos so that Antifa will present themselves as hero against the oppressive USA government. Tovin Benson says, I am afraid it will get bloody if it goes to the suburbs. Gray man time. Weeb Luke says throughout history, every empire had some kind of entertainment. Romans had gladiator, gladiatorial Coliseum, American sports movie TV. Unrest happens when

there's no distraction from reality. Student of history says this is getting sketchy and I'm happy AF to live in a town of sub 10K people. And frankly, it would be a bad idea to come in and start problems. Also, congrats on 20K hype. You know, YouTube has been broken for a long time, so I'm not really tracking any of the numbers or anything like that. Yeah. 0332288 says, hello from Hong Kong. I watch your vids every day.

Really helps me get through work. Any suggestions where my family and I should go? If it hits the fan down here? Feels like the whole world is going insane nowadays. I heard that Britain was going to offer a path to citizenship for Hong Kong residents. Like 3 million? That's legit. Yeah, so super nice.

Yeah, get away from China, man. Right on. CrossFitNerd says, tinfoil hat on. You mentioned in an earlier video that Target doesn't care about the store being looted. What about the small businesses? They get destroyed and that's less competition for Target. That's another good point. That's true, yeah. Somebody tweeted that Target in Minneapolis, the one that was burned, was an experimental building for loss prevention and security and surveillance.

It's true that Minneapolis is Target HQ. It's also true that Minneapolis Target minneapolis target stores are where they launch all their experimental projects so there's tons of stories you can look up like new lanes new cash registers i don't know if it is true okay that that store that was looted was their loss prevention test store but many people were questioning why a target was placed in in what they called the hood i'm using their their language because I'm trying to be sensitive. But yeah. And the speculation from the activists is that they knew poor people would steal,

and they wanted to test loss prevention techniques. Oof. Yep. Using the population as guinea pigs for their nationwide store. Wow. You don't know if that's true or not? That's just speculation? So I know it's true that they're headquartered there.

Okay. I know it's true that Minneapolis has a lot of target test sites and it does a lot of experiments and tests. And beyond that, I don't know. But what I can say is if the protesters think that, then it's no surprise they burned it down. I thought they were being targeted by a major corporation. Winter Wind says, My dad was a Boston cop during the Wall Street protests

and the boston marathon incident i'm proud of him and his service but you have no idea how happy i am that he's retired right now yes seriously i bet and quick says tim and co no one knew floyd before this happened can you imagine how bad it will get if attorney huber durham and bar indict obama hillary administration for their treason and spying i love love you guys. I'm here every day. Thank you. Appreciate you. Here's what they've already been speculating.

Moving into the election, Bill Barr issues indictments of high-level Obama administration officials, triggering cries from the left that Trump is trying to flip the election and steal it because Biden will be implicated in some capacity. Then, you know, they actually wrote the story. This was actually a story written in, I think it was the New York Times. Oh, wow., they actually wrote the story. This was actually a story written in, I think it was the New York Times. Oh, wow. That Democrats are starting to panic. It's funny way to phrase it because, you know, they say it all the time that Trump will lose. Biden will win and Trump will call it criminal and issue indictments and they'll go after him. And

that's what's going to happen. And then if that does, then boogaloo. So I'm not I don't know if that's going to happen. But think about what's going on with Obamagate, the scandal. They might actually issue indictments. There's a criminal investigation going on. We don't know. I mean, people are going to think Trump is trying to steal it. They're going to say, aha, he's weaponizing the government against his political opponents. We have to resist.

And then what happens next year? Oh, boy. ADD Venturer says, WSB TV Atlanta has live footage of ATL, one cop car torched so far. It's getting crazy. No one's businesses. On the bright side of everything, the guy that lost his sports bar,

his GoFundMe is at 360K. I am so happy to hear that. This is a man named Corboy Bala. He's a firefighter. He's a family man. He's an entrepreneur. And he saved up to open up his own sports bar. It was his dream business and they destroyed

it before he could cross that finish line. And that's why, you know, I shouted out the GoFundMe. A bunch of people started retweeting it. I found it. I didn't start it or anything like that. Like, it was already really high. But I'm glad to see that he's making a ton of money off this and I hope he's doing good.

Jeremy Robeson says, what are your thoughts on the footage of the guy dressed in black smashing windows of an auto zone? And now it's circulating that they think he's been identified as a local police officer. I'm going to go ahead and say I think it's fake news. I think so, too. You can't tell who the guy is. You can't tell. Right.

The activists have an agenda to push that narrative. Of course. To pass the blame off of the activists. It was one guy at one auto zone and multiple buildings were burned yeah that's pretty convenient and they're showing some random guy next to him like see it's him and i'm like i don't these guys wearing a mask yeah i don't know if it's him there's a text message saying oh my god that's him it's him i don't know if that's true okay and and of course the police said it's not true but like look you can't we investigated ourselves there hey what do you what do you though, if they lie about you like that?

J-Mac says, society is collapsing and I'm just in here, painting my Warhammer 40K minis and hanging out with my kids. No riots here in AZ that I know of. Kind of glad I live in a desert now. Arm yourself and protect what's yours. Yep. Stay safe and make sure you have food. Everything in Arizona wants to kill you.

It's true. Like nature, I mean. Yeah. Everything in Arizona wants to kill you. It's true. Like nature, I mean. Everything's got spikes. Lior Engelstein says, I have a buddy who is a 6'4 black man and is a SWAT officer. Since this story broke, he is strictly wearing street clothes and trying not to look like an officer at all. Basketball shorts and jerseys.

Ricky Young says, if they arrested Chauvin, he would have been held in one of the precincts that were burned to the ground. Whoa. Graf von Thierl says, if there isn't a more ample reason to get out of New Jersey, and any big city for that matter, here we go. Yep. Eggman says, this is why the lockdown should have taken off sooner. Everyone is already pent up from being denied most of their freedom. Yep.

George Floyd's case wasn't the powder keg. It was the spark that landed on the barrel. Yep. Exactly. Jacob Williams says, is it time for every business to get roof koreans on the payroll i mean or just defend your business but you'll see what happens they'll charge you with murder yeah immediately they already did yep andrew star says this is the media for years of enraging people topped off with three months on lockdown out of fear the media would and did crucify anyone who disagreed this is this it. Hope everyone is armed.

Matthew Stockhausen says, I'm so glad nothing really happens here in New Hampshire. There are protests, yes, but basically always peacefully. Zach Ulysses says, I imagine this will be the series of events, lockdowns leading to job losses, job losses leading to mass welfare crisis, welfare crisis going to countrywide economic stagnation and homelessness. This is just in U.S. theory, though. King Canuck says no idea what when you'll read this, send it 830. Remember when I made a shirt idea for you, that was that was a bad silhouette cut out of your face, Tim. You rejected it because my beard isn't that luscious. Kent Leon says still see people on social media lose their minds over the idea of having a compromise with lifting lockdowns. No, not content having the choice to stay in or go

out. Misery loves company. Devlin Bowman says, certainly it is the most dangerous of human fallacies, I believe. In certainty, there can be no reason, no learning, no betterment. There need not be justice or only justifications of the irrational. Sebastian Garcia says, Adam, I just sent you on Facebook Messenger either a cop or Antifa smashing windows. G Bart, thanks for the super chat. Joshua Grist says, hey, Tim, I disagree wholly with riots and looting, but agree with peaceful protests. I thought it was nuts when Rising said about the cop and Klobuchar letting him off from past issues. Yeah, it's crazy. Brett Fenton says, thanks for everything you guys do.

Wow. Thank you. Moco Mothman MM47 says, I wonder if the same people who make the claim they were sending a message by burning down their own town will demand help from the federal government or complain they don't have the means to make it. They will. If it was their own town. Yep.

Ikej says, hearing all this crap going on, I'm glad I can concealed carry, especially if this crap spills over to the Chicago area. I hope you guys can do the same soon. Stay safe. Thank you. Janice Phillips says, music. Yes, please. I've been curious about your taste in tunes and am indeed wondering what genres you're

going to play. Did you get your book, Tim? Did I get my book? Which book? What book was I getting? I do not know. I don't know. I'm indeed wondering what genres you're going to play. Did you get your book, Tim? Did I get my book? Which book? What book was I getting? I do not know. I don't know. I'm not sure. Maybe not. But we are going to play music later. I'm excited. Derpernaut says, F for your uncle, Adam. Thank you very much. Vosh says, Riders in Columbus,

Ohio broke into State House. Police have broken them up. Black Magic says, Everything I want to say is censored. Remember the protester who compared China to a bodily orifice? Yeah. After China's actions with Hong Kong, let's get some Fs in the chat for that brave man. For sure. Didactics with David Lopez says, scores sports bar GoFundMe now over 360k.

Thanks for sharing. Tim posted on my Instagram, many of my friends also donated. That's so cool, man. Mr. Schwagon says, I don't approve of this type of reaction, but I understand. Remember when the Philly PD firebombed the poor black neighborhoods? Yeah, back in the 80s. Yeah. I'm not being hyperbolic. They firebombed an entire neighborhood. Yep.

And this is what you get. They killed a bunch of kids, too. It was messed up. Wow. Yep. Nojoy7 says, watching from Portugal. It's very confusing to understand to a foreigner. The wise and the people involved love you. Appreciate it. Thank you. It's difficult. M understand to a foreigner the whys and the people involved. Love you. Appreciate it. Thank you.

It's difficult. Moco Mothman, MM47, says it doesn't matter what a war is predicated upon. People will exploit violence for their own tribal purposes. It doesn't matter if you support one side or the other. The only heroes are survivors. And history is written by the victors. Track Media Only says context matter. Officer ignored training and other officers.

It sounds like he will correctly be charged. It is the best thing you can do after someone dies because nothing will bring him back. So he was trained. It was dangerous to put Floyd the way he was. The other officer said, should we roll him over? And he said, no. One officer checked a pulse and said, I can't get a pulse or something to that effect.

And then he still wouldn't move. It's FedEd says, Mr. Poole, I can't get a pulse or something that effect. And then he still wouldn't move. It's fat. It says, Mr. Pool, I asked for an opinion a few weeks ago about the reset button and COVID. So you still think that it's not true. I don't remember exactly what you asked, but certainly things are getting crazy. Cree J says, please don't keep it light balance, maybe, but hit us with the truth. You are my news and need full honesty and opinions.

I appreciate all you guys do keep it up. Thank you. Do we get a jump? We did. Let's see. All truth. You are my news and need full honesty and opinions. I appreciate all you guys do. Keep it up. Thank you. Did we get a jump? We did. Let's see. Alright. Where are we at? Doing good? Yeah, so I just want to make sure everybody knows YouTube will jump and then all of the Super Chats load at once

and then I have to figure out where we are in the Super Chats because it's very, very difficult. And we have a lot of people with us today. But I appreciate you guys. Thanks for joining us today. I appreciate you. Yeah, hit the like button if you would be so kind. It really very difficult. And we have a lot of people with us today. But I appreciate you guys. Thanks for joining us today. I appreciate you. Yeah, hit the like button if you would be so kind. It really does help. And share.

Scott Levenberg says, Greets from Minneapolis. I'm in that situation right now. I've got my rifle loaded because I'll take my chances with a jury over an intruder. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. Be safe out there.

That's a really good point, man. Isaiah says, If the radical left never took control of the media, this might never have happened. Innocent people are getting hurt because of them. Absolutely abhorrent. Agreed. Let's see. Kyrax.

Kyran? Kyrax. What is happening is eerily reminding me of the Star Trek Deep Space Nine two-part episode dealing with sanctuary cities and class divide riots, which took part in 2024. Bell riots in past tense. That's the only Star Trek I've never watched. But I hear it's good, though. It is good. I like it. Johan Oldman says,

The pendulum of our history is swinging toward chaos. Will it gradually swing back, or will it break off and go flying? Who knows? Kite the Twinblade says, Watch the Yuri Bezmenov interview on 2020 from the 80s, Tim. Watch it. Take notes. The mind virus survived longer than the architects. That's the propaganda guy. I'm pretty sure people send me that stuff all the time. Fearless Soldier says, my dad claims to

be a liberal, but he's there times where I got to tell him, but there are times, I guess we're trying to say, where I got to tell him that he has not left when i told him one of the cops were asian he said that's white in this situation and i was just like um matt scott says tim adam lids i have been a fan for two years and love all the content one question is it possible someone is orchestrating protests in background to what ultimate end thanks well it's possible but i just don't sure i don't think these things are likely i think opportunists rush out the door when they get a chance. Samurai says, I watch every video you put out every single day, but it astonishes me

how you don't understand what's happening right now. The Democrats are losing and they know it. They are burning everything down on their way out. Maybe. Maybe. In various ways. Canon says, Hey Tim, I'm legally blind content creator. I was inspired by your by your

work to do some citizen journalism of my own thank you for everything you do i really appreciate it nice keith thanks for joining thank you chris nicholson says our problem isn't just lack of purpose but lack of threat to motivate cooperation i agree threats went from predators to enemy countries that were a threat to the common man and And then without that, we find a reason to hate each other. NOS says, I'm pretty sure Markiplier made a video taking a far left view on the situation. He never called it the riots and said that America is racist in its roots. I don't know who that is.

Sorry. Markiplier, he's pretty big. Markiplier? Yeah. John Szyzlowski says, fire up that UFO. Oh. Firing it up for you. There we go. Mokomoth Man says, fire up that UFO. Oh. Firing it up for you. There we go.

Mokomothman says, curfew is in effect. Protesters doubling down at the moment in Minneapolis. Expect another clash tonight. Awesome Sauce says, I'm fully aware of the evil of rioting, looting from innocent people. But something about destroying the system appeals to a part of me during this messed up year. I think after everyone was locked down and had their rights taken from them by these unconstitutional orders, people just don't care.

MCav, thanks for becoming a member. Thank you. Nick Schroeder says, best podcast since Rogan. That is all. Appreciate it. Thank you. That's a powerful statement.

Yeah, wow. Ghostable says, what's Wegmans like? I live in the city it was founded in. I don't know. What is that? I don't know what that is. Steve Martin, thanks for joining.

Thank you. The Studio Rob says, Do you really think the laws of our reality can be enforced on companies that could just easily pack up and operate anywhere? Check out The Sovereign Individual by James Dale Davidson, food for thought. We'll check it out. Jacob Baco says, Dude, these cops will start carrying live ammo if these riots continue

and things will get horrible because they'll have to force these riots to end. JC, thanks for coming to member. Thank you. Irene says, trying to explain to my progressive friends why them automatically associating thug and looter with black people is in itself racist. They refuse to get it. Also, congrats on 22K watching

live. Holy cow. Thanks for watching, everybody. We just keep doing the show and that's the secret to success, is you keep doing it, just keep doing it. Chris Pavoto says, just checking. Third chat. At Adam, sent message on Instagram about Navy fact check. I don't have Twitter and no eager to make one.

Otherwise, I greatly enjoy all three of your content and steady flow of info. Oh, okay. Don't worry, appreciate it. And then we just got another big jump. I love when that happens. Super chat jump. Caleb says, I doubt this will be the spark, but we are no longer a nation united. Lincoln said a nation divided cannot stand, and this is true.

The media-seeking greed has caused major rifts to our lives. I certainly think so. Razio says, a more lighthearted topic. Just learned from the Emergency Awesome channel that the znjl cut oh the the zack snyder cut will involve a massive backstory scene about darkseid during the war in the age of heroes almost a mini episode in a movie wow oh that makes sense why they could just cut it out because it's a backstory that's dope i'm very excited for that keith wagner says daily y reports medical examiner reports no evidence that flo Floyd died of strangulation, but by

intoxicants, underlying conditions, still no point of knee on the throat. So, I read the report earlier today. It said it was a combination of underlying health effects with the restraint that they knew was dangerous. Yeah, but it doesn't matter. It's like people... They pulled him out of the car.

They've shown us over the past two months that it doesn't matter if you have underlying conditions. If you had COVID-19, you died from COVID-19. Oh, yeah. So this dude, I don't care if he had underlying conditions. He died from a knee to his neck. Yep. There you go.

That's it. Period. I approve of that. That's the argument they wanted to make. It's the argument they get to live with. It's like, sure. Okay. Yeah.

We'll do it. Yep. Cheryl O'Callaghan says says Doug for male version of Karen. Doug. Not bad. Angel Rodriguez says, Tim, I work at a target in San Jose, California, working night shift. And we just got told the store is shutting down overnight because of protests. Yikes, man.

Stay safe. Oh, yeah. Mark Peterson says a black man ended a white cop's life in Grand Forks, North Dakota on Wednesday. Did you hear about it? I didn't know. And that's the media. Lazus online says in general, be an ally, not an authoritarian. Yep. Jimbo says this is what it looks like in any history books, how change happens. Even in Rome, there was chaos and fire at the end. I live in Minneapolis and have heard that people

are starting to fly in. They are. This happens all the time. People are driving in. I'm hearing from people saying, we're on our way. We're on our way. Netop says, love the show. Stay safe. Appreciate it. Thank you.

Tracy Nolan says, the idiots in DC don't understand. They're on federal land and the charges are stiffer. The military will be called in and they don't play well with idiots. And we learned this during Occupy. People are getting federal charges. Wow.

Jake Noel says, watching from PA, so far no riots that I know of. If we need someone during Occupy. People are getting federal charges. Jake Knoll says, watching from PA, so far no riots that I know of. If we need someone to blame for the virus, blame the red Chinese. Frank Taylor says, it absolutely is organized. Anyone who has seen the far-left organizations knows this.

Tensions are being fomented and stoked by the media. It ain't helping, that's for sure. Ferdinand Munoz, thanks for the super chat. Vincent, thanks for joining. Thank you. Stunted Shadow says, for the Toke team munoz thanks for the super chat vincent thanks for joining thank you stunted shadow says for the toke team from canada keep up the good work my brothers and i really enjoy your content thank you very much thank you caesar says the government wouldn't send the police to protect the black small business owners and families in minneapolis but they have managed to keep riders out of the cnn headquarters priorities on display

wonderful isn't it john dempsey thanks for the super chat. Elizabeth Barlow says, I would like to help with graphic design if you need it. I want to help news programming that actually does news. Very cool. Well, we're a bit out from getting the building and hiring people, but you can always follow Adam and send him stuff. He's the liaison, essentially,

for fact-check story ideas. There's my handle right there at the bottom of the screen. You got me? There you go. Yeah, but we do still have very, very, very, very big news. Yeah, that's another thing. Donald Trump was censored earlier today, and many people on the left said he wasn't actually censored. They said his tweet is still available, therefore it's not censored. But it was.

When you would, so Trump had two tweets. One of those tweets said that the military was essentially said the military was standing by and that if you know when the looting starts, the shooting starts. There were two tweets. The second tweet was made unavailable by Twitter, meaning if you went to the first tweet, you could not see the second. It just said this tweet is unavailable. That's censorship. Just because you can still find ways to figure out through it. That's just called navigating the censorship. So if you went to Trump's actual Twitter account, you'd see a box that said this tweet has broken

the rules for glorifying violence. Well, as it turns out, the White House has tweeted an email they received from Twitter saying, nope, you didn't break any rules. And I think I have it. I don't know exactly which tweet it is. So let me try and figure it out. So here we go right here. Twitter in an email to the White House moments ago admitted that the very tweet they are censoring does not violate any Twitter rules. So why are they still censoring it? And we can show you both examples here.

This is an email they're posting that mentions the email that was censored. These thugs are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won't let that happen. This is an email they're posting that mentions the email that was censored. These thugs are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won't let that happen. Just spoke to Governor Tim Walz and told him that the military is with him all the way. Any difficulty and we will assume control. But when the looting starts, the shooting starts. Thank you. They said we have investigated the reported content and could not identify any violations of the Twitter rules.

Now, look, look at this right here. This tweet violated the Twitter rules about glorifying violence. However, Twitter has determined that it may be in the public's interest for the tweet to remain accessible. So this is hidden. If I click it, you can see the original tweet. So, yes, there are varying degrees of censorship. But as I mentioned, they made it unavailable.

Mark Zuckerberg issued a statement which is, wow. Now, he starts his statement with this, you know, what looks like PR pandering where he talks about, you know, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor. And I can respect it because I'm not happy those people lost their lives for sure. But it's really much like, please don't get mad at me. I get it. We're dealing with tough times. He says, I know the conversation happening amongst our black friends, colleagues and neighbors are incredibly painful. As Americans, this affects all of us, and we have an obligation

to help address the inequality in how justice is served. This is becoming something I care deeply about. That's where it gets interesting. He says, I've been struggling with how to respond to the president's tweets and posts all day. Personally, I have a visceral negative reaction to this kind of divisive and inflammatory rhetoric. This moment calls for unity and calmness, and we need empathy for the people and communities who are hurting. We need to come together as a country to pursue justice and break the cycle. But I'm responsible for reacting not just in my personal capacity, but as the leader of an institution committed to free expression. I know many people are upset

that we've left the president's posts up, but our position is that we should enable as much expression as possible unless it will cause imminent risk of specific harms or dangers spelled out in clear policies. We looked very closely at the post that discussed the protests in Minnesota to evaluate whether it violated our policies. Although the post had a troubling historical reference, we decided to leave it up because the National Guard references meant we read it as a warning about state action, and we think people need to know if the government is planning to deploy force. Our policy around incitement of violence allows discussion around state use of force. Although I think today's situation raises important questions about what potential limits of that discussion should be, the president later

posted again, saying the original post was warning about the possibility that looting could lead to violence. We decided that this post, which explicitly discouraged violence, also does not violate our policies and is important for people to see. Unlike Twitter, we do not have a policy of putting a warning in front of posts that may incite violence because we believe that if a post incites violence, it should be removed regardless of whether it is newsworthy. Even if it comes from a politician, we have been in touch with the White House today to explain the policies as well. And then he closes out, talking about

heated debates. But man, will I tell you what, he is absolutely right on that issue. I'm impressed with Mark Zuckerberg, to say the least. I'm surprised I agree with him. I mean, I want to go back real quick and just point out some of the things he's saying, that he's basically calling out Twitter for saying

they think the post is newsworthy. I think that's a sharp dig at Twitter. Twitter didn't say newsworthy, it said public interest. But Mark Zuckerberg clearly thinks that they leave things up because of news potential. But wow, is it amazing. Mark Zuckerberg is actually correct. Trump was warning about looting.

And Trump tweeted this. Here's what he said. Looting leads to shooting. And that's why a man was shot and killed in Minneapolis on Wednesday night. Or look at what just happened in Louisville with seven people shot. I don't want this to happen. And that's what the expression put out last night means. It was spoken as a fact, not as a statement.

It was very, it's very simple. Nobody should have any problems with this other than the haters and those looking to cause trouble on social media. Honor the memory of George Floyd. And, of course, you can always expect Jennifer Rubin to chime in with her stupid reply guy post. What a pathetic lie. I don't care. Please just stop. He's explaining himself.

How is that a lie? He is explaining himself. All these people out there are not honoring George Floyd. Absolutely not. I know. That is huge right there. We need to honor him and yes, he needs justice.

Absolutely. And this guy and he's getting it. Yeah, exactly. It's not about George Floyd anymore. It's not. It's a much bigger thing. They're chanting in Houston what charges aren't enough. Is that what they're saying? So what's enough? Change the entire

nothing societal no it'll burn it down like wait they're throwing bricks at cnn's windows right what does that have to do with george floyd nothing what is riding in atlanta and burning you know cars and stuff have to do with george floyd in minneapolis okay okay i can i can entertain this and say it's the greater injustice of police brutality across the country right and systemic violence and all that stuff but wouldn't you then protest the police exactly why you're going to cnn why are you going to target why didn't they go to fox news why are you going to auto zone why are you going auto zone why are you going why burning down wednesday wendy's yeah low income housing right yeah yeah well i i think you know we can we can certainly talk about that but the censorship issue i think is really important can we can certainly talk about that but this

the censorship issue i think is really important right now and we are in a really crazy time so uh i mentioned this earlier i i you know periodically will dm with jack and uh we had a conversation uh the gist of it is we need open source public access networks and i'm kind of i i i i like jack dorsey uh the conversation i had with him you know last year with joe rogan you know off camera afterwards i really do think he is a good person who wants to do right who is incredibly incredibly naive i mean we we spoke about this before and you also alluded to the fact that he doesn't run Twitter anymore, right? Well, that's my opinion.

Oh, okay, okay. My opinion is that he's more of a figurehead. Right. That's what I was saying. That's why she showed up to the podcast, because the issue about Twitter was what boiled over, and he needed her to talk about it. So right now Ted Cruz wants a criminal investigation of Twitter for violating the Iranian sanctions. Twitter allows the Ayatollah and high ranking officials at these countries. They allow them access to the platform, which provides a service for them, displaying their

message to all of these people. And that, according to several Republicans, including Ted Cruz, is a violation of these sanctions. Vijay Agade is the one who wrote the letter saying, too bad. Yeah, it was amazing. This was back in February. And she basically said,

we provide a very important public service for people to connect with world leaders and stuff like that. And my reaction is like, and? So? So I look at it this way. It's directly against the law. Right.

What if you said, I understand you're upset about the sanctions on this country, but we provide a very important service in self-defense. That's why we're supplying weapons. I understand it's not a one-for-one. Yeah, giving weapons to an enemy is different. But they're allowing them to propagandize in our country against us when their adversaries and their gunships are swarming ours and people are shooting at each other like warning shots and stuff. And at the same time censoring the president yep of our country yeah that's part of what trump's executive order was that they allow chinese disinformation on the platform but censor the president so then twitter immediately reacts and puts a flag on the

chinese communist party's tweets misinformation and that's when I was like, oh, they're sweating bullets. Look, I have good things to say about Jack as a person. I say he's naive because I think he kind of understands network technology, but he has no understanding of contemporary politics at all. And so this is the problem we're facing with these big tech companies they're it's it's it's young people who have found this powerful technology that is damaging political discourse across this country making things worse they have no idea how politics works they have no idea the intricacies of certain issues they have no idea how the media lies and the problems of solving these these issues and then they drop nuclear bombs. So here's the first, the craziest thing.

I'm impressed with Mark Zuckerberg. I got to say it. I've ragged on that guy a lot. It's the first time I've ever heard that said ever. That was like, yeah, that was a great post. So Donald Trump tweeted about if mail-in voting is allowed, there's no way there won't be widespread voter fraud. Twitter put a tag on this saying, get the full facts.

When you click it, it brought you to the opinion columns of certain news organizations. And I was like, huh? Yeah. Where are the facts? You want to know why I got really mad about this? Why? Because in Patterson, New Jersey right now, 3,000 ballots have been voided. Yeah, right.

And the signatures don't match. An NAACP leader is calling for the election to be outright canceled, and everyone agrees. This year's election, the presidential election. No, no, no, no, no. What was the election for? This is a local election. Oh, okay.

That was mail-in vote only. A local election mail-in vote only, 3,000 bunk ballots. Some people said my ballot was disqualified, but that was my ballot. Why was it disqualified? So it's a nightmare. They say there's no evidence of this, but the story is happening right now. And activists are like, we need to do something about this.

And so I'm like, why, Jack? Would you fact check an opinion? So he basically apologized for this, sort of. He sort of apologized, saying we shouldn't have done that or something. And we should, you know, he put a statement about how they're going to continue to fact check the president. But my response is there's no circumstance where you can just determine who is correct. So this is why I think Jack is completely naive and so wrong about this his assumption is cnn is is is news they're right trump is the president but he's not new so he's wrong so then when you get cnn saying there's no mail-in voter fraud and i live in a state where

watching it happen right now that i find that offensive yeah that you would you these people especially a marginalized group yep that you don't care that's why it's all super all the protest stuff is superficial you don't actually care about this stuff you read the news you believe what they say and it's wrong there will likely be widespread voter fraud the problem is calling it voter fraud you should call it um you know voter manipulation maybe no no no like incompetence yeah okay so uh. So Real Clear Politics did... Oh, it's worse than that, though, because the signatures didn't match. So it's manipulation, though.

So it's a little worse than incompetence. That's like them losing the ballots instead of changing them. But that's where I was going. That's where I was going. Okay. Real Clear Politics said that in the past four elections federally, 28 million ballots have gone missing. That's insane. 28 million. That's a 28 million ballots have gone missing. That's insane. 28 million.

That's a lot. That's a lot. That's a lot of votes. 7 million votes per election, people. That's crazy. Yep. And they want it. And then when Trump says it, an opinion, Twitter intervenes.

With more opinions. Imagine it this way. You know, Twitter is basically saying that they want their goal to be providing counterpoints or something. Yeah. Oh, okay. So, I don't know. Climate change is disputed. Does that mean if Al Gore tweets climate change is bad, you're going to put a tag showing a bunch of people saying there's no such thing as climate change?

Is that real? Does that mean when Greta Thunberg says, you know, we've got 12 years to make changes, you'll put a tag and you'll link to a bunch of conservatives? No, of course he's not going to do that. Therein lies the big problem. So what gets me mad is we talked about this a year ago. Federated networks. Think of it this way.

What is that? So Jack did a big Twitter thread about this. And I want to see it happen in December. He tweeted about it in December. I want to see it happen. He said Twitter should basically be a protocol. What that means is, like HTTP, you type in a browser, a web address, you go there and get it. Okay.

The way this would work is the reverse of email. So whereas email is, I put in your address and the message gets sent to you, Twitter should be that I subscribe to your address and whenever you post, it goes to everyone subscribed to your address and the message gets sent to you, Twitter should be that I subscribe to your address and whenever you post, it goes to everyone subscribed to your address. So if Twitter opened up to the Fediverse, federated networking, which includes Gab, for instance, Gab is the alternative version of Twitter, sort of, then you could go on Twitter and when Twitter bans, I don't know, you, Adam Krigler, you set up your own server on your own website,

and then I go on Twitter and search for Adam at AdamKrigler.com, and then I can click follow, and then on Twitter I can still see your tweets. Oh, okay. Because you aren't on Twitter's network. I'm just receiving your feed. So Twitter's the biggest version of this, but they could all connect, and then no one could ban anyone. And then you know what I would do?

I'd create my own. I'd create my own Timcast.com version of Twitter that only is for me. No one can ban me and I can follow everybody and everyone can follow me. Sounds legit. Yep. It sounds very cool. So think about it this way. Let's say you're on Twitter and you follow Tim know tim at you know uh teamcastirl.com or

something i do well not what's not a form of that yeah let's say twitter bans me and they say we've disconnected irl they've they're every other server i'm still connected to so you still get my feed and then you're on twitter and you're like i can't get tim anymore i better open up a new account yeah i'm on a private server. So it incentivizes companies not to do this. I don't know, man. It's been... Well, it's kind of like what BitChute is, isn't it? You know, like people have told you all the time, oh, YouTube took this video away.

And you're like, oh. And then they're like, don't worry. I'm watching it on BitChute. Well, that's like a backup system, right? Okay. It's similar, I guess. The Fediverse would basically be like, you know, technically you can get your website banned. Like what happened with, I think it was, was it Daily Stormer?

The name of the website? That is the terrible website that we don't like. The terrible website we don't like. I don't like. But they had a website and Google seized their domain name or something like this. Yeah. Yeah, dude. That's, that's, that's. Wow. That's not right. They like put a lock on it or something like this. Yeah. Yeah, dude. That's, that's, that's.

Wow. That's not right. They like put a lock on it or something and shut them down. I get it, man. They post nasty stuff people don't like, but wow. So it can still happen. They can sever the chain at a bunch of different links. Yeah.

But if you're on your own website and someone can follow based on your web address, yeah, you can go to TimCast.com. No one's going to ban TimCast.com. It's like I own the domain and I pay for hosting. The host can ban my server time. I can set up my own server. So you compared it to an RSS feed? Well, no. I don't know. It's protocol. It's the easier way to explain it. Okay. Yeah.

That made sense to me. It's dope. Well, I want to see it. That sounds awesome. They said that it's coming soon or what? No, I don't know. I don't believe it. It's been over a year and like three months yeah since i sat down with jack and was like when are you gonna fix this and where are we now it only no it's worse yeah yeah it's worse than it's ever been they're more dug in and they're just making controversy after controversy i heard their stock dropped because of this. Really? Oh, good. Good. Well, I mean, think about what TikTok did because they're owned by that Chinese company or whatever.

When people started getting harassed by bullies, they banned the victims of the harassment because it's easier to ban the one person than the 300 doing the harassment. You lose money if you give it to 300 people. It was actually the smarter thing to do, but totally yeah totally savage yeah savagery yeah all right well it's true i don't uh i don't i don't know man twitter is is

totally broken and biased and it's like they're desperate to please everybody and you can't do it yeah no they're desperate to please a certain crowd not everybody no they do want to please everybody okay but they're biased in what they read sure okay otherwise they would just ban trump outright they'd be like you got it gone yeah so here's my question what makes these people at twitter so arrogant they think they can change the direction of the wind you can't do it you are it's like it's like watching someone stand in a river and try and push the river aside or push the water back yeah yeah they're like go back up go a river and try and push the river aside or push the water back yeah yeah they're like go back up go back up or like they stop the water and they're like

we've done it we've dealt with the problem and meanwhile everything's flooding past them and you're like you've done nothing to stop anything just stop getting in the way you're making it worse let people fact check trump they do every day they tweeted him they say nonsense there you go trump should turn off well oh actually i wonder if Trump can turn off replies now. This is think about this. Oh, I bet he can. A court ruling. Trump can't block people because when he tweets, he creates a public forum.

Right. And he's a government actor. Twitter made a thing for verified users where you can stop it. So only people you mention. Only the people you follow. Or people you mention. Oh, OK you follow. Or people you mention. Oh, okay. Or mention?

Yeah. Oh, okay, okay. So Trump could turn off replies. Only for blue checks, right? Oh, wow. Trump should do this. So many careers would be gone. The Trump reply guys?

Yes. Who build a following and then do a shout out like, donate to my PayPal. Uh-huh. Yep. Trump could get rid of all of them right now because when he tweets, he can just say,

only if I mention you can you respond and then no one can. No one will respond. He hasn't blocked anyone. What do you mean? He hasn't blocked anyone. He did. He was forced to unblock them.

In the instance where he says, you can't respond unless I have you listed. Oh, right, right, right. He's not blocking anyone. Exactly. So it's not a violation of whatever ruling or whatever. I guess we'll see how it plays out, but how about we jump over to the

Super Chats? I read your mind. Sounds good. Oh, yeah. Let's see. Where are we at here? Let's go through all these Super Chats. You know what? I'll do one quick thing here. I want to show you guys this right here. I'm going to hit a button. So let's... This is Scores Sports Bar Minneapolis Rebuild.

This guy's a firefighter. Shout out to Scores. Shout out to Scores. What's his name? Corboy Bala. Corboy. Look at this. Perfect example of a good American serving his community, a family man, firefighter,

risks his life every day. Saved up for his dream. Saved up for his dream. What amount do you have there? $343. No, we're out. Firefighter. Risks his life every day. Saved up for his dream. Saved up for his dream. What amount do you have there? $343. No, we're out. Okay, okay. I don't want to bury the lead there.

We're going to refresh it in real time. Let's do it because I have a different number. So I pulled this up before we started. I've been tracking it all day. And I'm going to refresh it now to see where he's at. I know what it is. Wait, wait, wait. What do you think it's going to be?

I know. Oh, yes. I was going to guess $400. You. I know what it is. Wait, wait, wait. What do you think it's going to be? I know. Oh, yes. I was going to guess 400. You didn't give me the chance. I want Mr. Bala to go on a Hawaiian vacation with his family, kick back and have some piña coladas,

and just enjoy himself and ignore the haters and ignore the pain and ignore the evil. And I hope that this day, here's what I said, I hope that this day, instead of being one of the worst days of his life, becomes the start of some of the best days of his life. Yeah, hear, hear.

Amen. That's $400,000, man. Good for him. It started at $25,000. Yeah. Man, it breaks my heart, like, seeing this story. I'm biased, too. He's a firefighter.

I have firefighters in the family. So I'm like, I know. I got friends that are firefighters the fear they're good people there there's there's a fear in the back of your mind that one day they don't come back it's not it's not a job where it's like they're you know a middle manager in a paper factory and you got to earn your your way in it's not it's not easy to become a firefighter yeah it's tough yeah so you know my dad said to me from his perspective at least no firefighter enters a building thinking they're going to die because if they did they wouldn't go in right it's like you go in when you know it's safe and you know how to handle this but the risk is there

yep and there's some some sad sad stories i've heard so i got a lot of respect for firefighters a whole lot here's to you mr ball when i saw this story, I was mad. I'm excited for his future now. I was mad that they would do this to this guy. It's not justice. Targeting this dude. He did everything right. And then one day

he'd wake up to find that his dream had been stolen. He was standing at the finish line of his dream owning his own sports bar. But because of the coronavirus... It wasn't even open yet, right?

It wasn't open yet. Because of the coronavirus, he couldn't open when he was supposed to. Oh, man. So he gets on lockdown. And then finally, finally he's like we're getting ready to open up they destroy everything my goodness and it gets worse this is wow they destroy it he's on camera crying saying i don't know what i'm gonna do i worked so hard for this yeah members of the

community came and helped him clean up that's great and then he's with a smile on his face he goes to work the next day gets a call the building's been burned to the ground oh my god and so he he he says he says in the story he left and uh went and took pictures and was just he doesn't know what to do now yeah and then i saw this and i was like i donated and then i and then i i made a video i'm like i gotta talk about this guy's story man this is my my heart goes out to all of the small business owners who lost their livelihoods because certainly it's more than just you know mr bala yeah i mean it's been happening for months now you know this is just an extreme case now exactly it's even worse yeah so now now there's people causing it not not a virus that we can't control you know obviously the government shut everybody

down but now now people did this to him yeah yeah there's uh a lot of other businesses that were burned to the ground in minneapolis too yeah so it's it's just it's just one story out of so many more that didn't have the the fortune uh that somebody filmed them yeah you know so so it is a good fortune for him but i'm i'm glad you know some happiness right you uh i was thinking how cool it would be if we could raise you know money and then just help everybody out i don't i don't have the capacity i don't understand i just saw this co-fund me it was at 45 or like you know 40 some thousand dollars when i first saw it wow that's pretty good morning and so then i think like in my video it shows like 60

and i'm like wow look at that that's great or something and then just throughout the day it's just taken off. There's a lot of good people. But I do think we've got to figure out how to help all of these small businesses. Yeah. Because I'll be honest, man. If those businesses don't come back, that money's not worth anything anyway. Yeah, that's true.

Yeah. Let's read some of these super chats for everybody. But serious shout out to Mr. Bala, man. I'm so happy to see that he's got a good amount of cash to help him. All right. Let's see. We had a bunch of help him all right let's see we had a bunch of super chats come in where are we at here it is not so easy wow that's it right there where which one that yeah the oh the there's a weird pair like destroying a city yeah it's like a

godzilla pair it's pretty great all right let's see rampage jeremiah says notice how most of these protesters are not practicing social distancing and half aren't wearing masks. Exactly. It's over, isn't it? Thomas Kishman says, Freemasons play both sides. The Red Lodge and the Blue Lodge,

aka Red Pill, Blue Pill, they divide and conquer. They get their order from chaos, peace, and Christ bless. Uncle Sniffy says, it's hilarious. Skipped my super chat. Why?

Sorry if we did. We just have, you know, with so many people super chatting, it really is physically impossible to read it because more super chats come in than we can actually read. So I apologize if we missed you. Connor O'Brien says, Nick Cage as Superman. Superman lives. Have you seen that, right?

No. Yeah. Nicolas Cage did a test. And this video of him, he's in a costume, and he wanted to be Superman. Oh's in a costume and he's he wanted to be superman oh man oh he wanted to be superman yeah he wanted to yeah for the role and he didn't get it he didn't get it he did not get it i guess kind of glad he didn't although i really i like nicholas cage guilty pleasure shane thanks for joining jay says it's about joblessness and

not racism jack lee says congrats on catching up on Super Chat's small goals for the win. Appreciate it. Knights of Steel says, hey, I'm a Doug. Don't make fun of me. I'm sorry. He said, I'm a Doug. Don't make me get my spade. That's what it was. Arios says, Rogan in the morning, pool in the evening, Crowder at supper time. With so many YouTube options, my phone could die

at any time. It's great, isn't it? Nice. Aaron and Christina, thanks for joining. Thank you. Isaiah says, all those people want is money. All the media wants is money. The community is hurting itself for nothing. It's great, isn't it? Nice. Aaron and Christina, thanks for joining. Thank you. Isaiah says, all those people want is money. All the media wants is money. The community is hurting itself for nothing. It's just disgusting. I agree. Jay says, we are broke, so we're gonna go broke stuff. Unfortunately,

that's the... Technolung says, Target on Merle Hay Road in Des Moines boarded up now, riding downtown as of 8.30pm Central Time. Des Moines? Yeah, Des Moines. Iowa up now, riding downtown as of 8.30 p.m. Central Time. Des Moines? Yeah, Des Moines. Iowa.

Scott Lovenberg says, software guy here. Anyone else in the Twin Cities want to start a Discord or something to keep track of what's going on? Where in the Metro and Burbs? What's a good platform for this? I'll admin at me. And it's at Gazonyx. So G-A-Z-Z-O-N-Y-X. If you guys are looking to communicate, stay safe.

That's a really smart thing to do. Nice. T. Lepla says, did you see what Lil Wayne said? I did not. I haven't seen it. He's pretty based. I'll look it up. Holden Aces says, coming from New York, it's a power grab.

Wearing a mask should be personal choice. Gathering should be a personal choice. First Amendment. Jason Martin, thanks for the super chat, says, you are amazing. And there's a dancing pair. Thank you. Andrew Starr says, remember when they said white supremacy was the biggest domestic threat we face? Yeah. Yeah. That was CNN, right? CrossFit Nerd says, Tim, I'm a combat vet with six combat tours and one non-combat tour under my belt. I was never trained to place a knee on the head neck of a captured detainee. It was always placed the knee on the back. Ben Kai says, have you seen First Purge?

Political party sends mercs disguised as citizens to incite violence and pass the Purge Act, agent provocateurs, as AJ says. Bob Walker says, thank you all for defending free speech and peaceful protests. I love the show and what you all do. I don't agree with all your stances. I love hearing your points of view and it helps me develop mine. Appreciate it. That's the goal, right? That's how it should be.

Jay says, would be perhaps beneficial to torch own failing bar business for insurance money and set up a GoFundMe. Yeah, but it wasn't a failing business. It wasn't even open. He never opened it. It was a grand opening was supposed to happen. Will Fault DeLe Leon says, all assets deployed. Current landscape, deliberate events impact election,

war, future republic at stake. Shadowheart says, for what it's worth, the Aussie media is painting the right situation as a damned war zone, yet parroting MSNBC and CNN. Trump wants people to die, etc, etc. Sad face. I just can't take it anymore.

Joshua Bartlett says the intellectual elites whipped up a mob into a frenzy to influence the Roman authorities to crucify a dissenter whose speech, I'll repeat that, his speech contradicted popular opinion. Indeed. Where are we at? We just got a big super chat jump. I love when that happens. So much fun. Well, thanks for everyone

for joining us. I'm going to take this moment to say smash that like button. Oh, yeah. Just smash it. Smash it down. Smash that like button. Oh, yeah. And you can follow me on Twitter at TimCast and Instagram as well as Adam.

Boom. There I am right now. And at Sour Patch Lids. L-Y-D-S. She posts spicy memes. The spiciest. You can send Adam story ideas and generally connect. So, you know, these stories usually

make it to the show. And then I'm just complaining about stuff on Twitter. So if you like it, you see the raw Tim. Oh, I swear all the time. Sassy. Instagram is more like skateboarding fun and stuff. And we got some plans for skate videos coming soon. We had a cool

session today. It wasn't as long as I wanted to, but I got a really great frontside disaster. It was huge. Someone just said, spin it. So I'm going to spin it. This is for that random chat message. Spin it. That told me to spin the UFO, so this is for you. Ryan says, not free, but

Dave Rubin's Communities does something like the Fediverse via Twitter, I think. Maybe worth checking out. I have seen Locals. If you guys haven't checked it out, check out Locals.com. It's a great domain name, by the way. And it's Dave Rubin's. It's like your own social network.

So check it out. You know, that's the best way I can put it. I don't know exactly how it works if it's like the Fediverse, but the Fediverse, I think, is like, it's a protocol. It's like the future of what we could do with social media. Scott Steiner says, you're hypocritical. You condone reasonable limits on the Second Amendment, e.g. gun registry and licenses. You don't apply that rationale equally to the rest. Actually, I'm not. As I stated, it was two years ago I said that, and then someone immediately responded, then how about I put limits on your speech? And I said,

whoa, that's a really good point. Yeah. I can't ask for restriction on your right. It's both of our rights, but I can't ask for those restrictions because then they'll get restrictions on me. All right. Well, I prefer my speech over you not having a gun. So but also I'll tell you what, man, over the past several years, too, I've also become

more closer to pro to age for a a lot of reasons notably learning the history of the black panthers the history of gun control how stop and frisk is a racist gun control measure and that's what's made me really back off like one of new york's biggest problems was the was the the racist practice they had like bloomberg literally said it was i know and it was gun control it was trying to stop people from having weapons and i'm like wow i don't know if it's good if everyone would have weapons but i know that like this is the part of the policy that everyone hates yeah so yeah definitely sir boromir says isn't that just rss right it could be aaron says knowing a few people who have been around the

protests in ohio the people out are mostly Antifa and drug addicts. I mean, it wouldn't surprise me if a lot of them are. Major, thanks for joining. Thank you. Head Honcho says, I think once there is a Democrat comes around, this isn't totally mental. Tim will go back to being a Democrat. I mean, right? I like moderation.

I'm not a conservative. Yeah, I'd love to find a good moderate Democrat who's like sane and reasonable. And then we can disagree on simple things like. A real Democrat. Imagine if we were talking about tax policy right now. Can you believe those Republicans want to lower taxes by 2%? Well, we got these programs we got to fund. We got to make sure it's.

No, we're like, everyone's burning everything down and cheering for it. Everyone's hair is on fire. Yeah. 1991 says, Shadowheart, Larry Elder has a good perspective and links to Larry Elder's Twitter, but I can't click the link. He is good. Sparky says, Jack Dorsey's in the Paris Hilton School of Thought. Tell them what they want to hear, then do what you want. I wouldn't be surprised.

True Habit says, Joe Jorgensen for president, the real alternative to this two-party BS. She sounds pretty good. I saw a meme about her. It was funny. That's all I've ever seen of her. I've never heard her name before. Need a little more of the memes. Not Heisenbear says, LOL, ban the Karens.

Can't wait for the music. Thanks. Oh, we're close. Old Baby says, I effing love Motorhead. Grant says, the entire Minneapolis and St. Paul metro area is on an 8pm to 6am curfew all weekend. Frank Taylor says, you're a good man, Tim Pool. I appreciate it. on an 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew all weekend. Frank Taylor says, you're a good man, Tim Pool. I appreciate it.

I could second that. Aaron says, he needs to rebuild it somewhere else. And yeah, he does. I wouldn't be surprised. Brad, thanks for joining. Thank you. Kyron X says, never mind insurance that never pays. Go fundraisers.

Angie Hammy says, hi, Tim. My husband watches you every single day. Loves seeing your content. It's very hard to resist expressing my not very popular conservative opinion in CA. Ha ha. Oh, gosh. Thanks for watching. Serge, thanks for joining. Thank you.

Damien says, so much destruction. Where are we at? Gotta jump. Wow. These just, they're coming in too fast for me. Wow. Really? Is that that big?

Whoa. V City says, I live in Tallahassee. Police shot a black trans man on Wednesday. At 830, another black trans man was shot. People are starting to come in from GA and the rest of FL. Another one is set for tomorrow. Wow. RG Merkel says, St. Louis protest underway.

Peaceful thus far. Serge says, I've been seeing a lot of people I know posting anti-white rhetoric on social media. And when I tell them that this isn't helping, they say I'm not brown. That's what they do. Yep. Wolfsbane says, I have a friend who is a firefighter. He tried to resuscitate an infant but didn't make it and had to shake the pain off him. He's one of the strongest men I know.

Glad to know he's getting support. Wow. Right on. VT Num says, the police should invest in some bees. Toss some bees in the crowd. Green non-lethal force. Everyone acts big and tough until some bees get up in there. No, bees are lethal.

They are absolutely lethal. Henry, thanks for joining. Thank you. Rodol says, the sports bar GoFundMe has raised $405,000. $682. Wow! Major Woody says, Tim, you really need to sit

down with Styx and let him explain to you what a moral panic is. Perhaps then you will understand all the craziness that is going on today. Word. Styx is awesome. Rolling Thunder in a Downpour says, I hope the calmer heads will prevail, but I fear the boogaloo is inevitable. Keep up your great work, Tim, Adam, and Lydia.

You're a light in the darkness. Appreciate it. Thank you. AB7 Films says, Have you thought about going on Bill Maher? Talk about the integrity of journalism, perhaps. If Bill Maher calls, I will consider it. Has you, have you thought about going on Bill Maher? Talk about the integrity of journalism. Perhaps if Bill Maher calls, I will consider it. Henry says,

Hey Tim, have you ever been to NH? If so, what do you think of our humble people? Um, I don't know if I have actually, I don't think so. I've never been up there either.

It seems cool. Chris says, love you all protests happening here in Buffalo, New York tomorrow. My guitar is tuned lower and turned up louder than ever. Uh, iced. Thanks for becoming a member thank you time says lower new york state has no citizen militia are there any avenues that

responsible pro-constitution citizens can do to unify and protect ourselves i honestly don't know i have no idea be moral says what if other countries are taking advantage of the situation what if the guy who broke auto's own windows russian agent makes more sense than a cop yeah the cop thing is just weird. They want it to be, you know? Yeah, they want to believe it. Let's see. Mid Engineer.

TeamCast IRL should have everyday Americans on the show as guests. Wouldn't it be fun to have additional people with varying backgrounds and opinions to interview on different topics? I actually love this idea. That was the original idea. Yeah, I was actually thinking about doing that on my channel. Something similar to that, you know? The original idea for TimCast IRL was to bring the van

to small towns and interview regular people. I love that. The problem was finding a crew that could do it and then the lockdown and then it just, you know. Let's see. Kaj says, these people are ensuring Trump gets another four more years by riding like this.

CNN getting raided is pretty funny and big tech getting the shaft is even funnier. Ben says, keep up the great work. Appreciate it. Greg,

oh man, these two come in too fast. Thanks everybody. Where are we at? Greg Rasmus says, overall, are we going uphill or downhill as a total?

I don't know, man. I think we're going downhill. Like, that's the bad one, right? I think so. Oh, oh, like, well, I think we're going uphill towards the apex, the climax, when everything goes off like a nuclear bomb. Fernando says, would you ever do an interview with Chris Chappell or China Uncensored? For sure.

Aaron says, Trump Jr. just retweeted your video about the bar. Cool. Glad to see it. Whoa. Cool. Paradox Gaming says, some people just want to watch the world burn. TXMJ says, hey, Tim, do you think the ride in Minneapolis is like Ferguson, where there were people from out of town riding?

And this isn't the best example of two-way. Absolutely from out of town. Sam says, a friend of mine who is a security contractor has just been called into Minneapolis. Someone also tipped me off to the Treasury Building in D.C. getting broken into. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What? Wow. I have to look into that. I mean, that's Boogaloo territory, man. What do you got there, buddy? Just taking a drink.

I'm prepping for the music. He's prepping. It's Friday night. Bass, thanks for becoming a member. Blinky Bill says, look into what type of people are Antifa. Get names from arrest records and look up their social media. You will see a pattern. Angie, thanks for becoming a member blinky bill says look into look into what type of people are antifa get names from arrest records and look up their social media you will see a pattern angie thanks for joining iced coffee says adam check your instagram i sent you an idea for a

segment north fox island aka the original epstein island i really gotta apologize i don't check my instagram that much i usually just get on my instagram to post a picture, and that's kind of it. I'm way more active on Twitter. It's a lot easier to interact with people, so I'll get on my Instagram and check out the messages. Word. Ethan, thanks for joining. Rob says, Tim, check out Collider being part of

the outrage mob, saying that Snyder Cut sets a dangerous precedent. OneTwistyBoy says, Would you consider going on Logan Paul's podcast? In my opinion, your viewpoints resonate with their demo and you're a voice for people like me who can't voice their frustration as coherently as you do. I'd be great to go on

Logan Paul's podcast, for sure. Thomas says, I'm an American in Iloilo, Philippines. I love your content. It's good hearing fair and balanced content. Liquor ban here for two months. Appreciate your freedom and buy one on me. Well, I don't drink, but Adam will. Speaking of which. It's good hearing fair and balanced content. Liquor ban here for two months. No. Appreciate your freedom and buy one on me. Well, I don't drink, but Adam will. Speaking of which.

He's got your back. Cheers, everybody. I see a lot of people cheersing me. Oh, look at that. This is for all those people. Go ahead. Clive Nebula says, Des Moines is the shire. Looks like Sauron has arrived.

Cloud G says, I want your beanie. We will soon have them. Zach says, on a side note, Doritos is making a chip infused with THC. Thoughts? Hey, man. It's America. Tackle those munchies. Interesting.

Henry says, look up the stats. NH is low-key the best state. I've heard this. STU says, hey, Tim, can you give me a TLDR of Antifa? Probably not. It's a loose coalition of far leftists from communists, from anarchists, anarcho-communists, syndicalists. How about this? It's far leftists of varying degrees of authoritarian. They all are on the authoritarian scale. They'll lie to you and say they're not authoritarians.

And I really get annoyed at the political compass memes that keep putting Antifa on the left libertarian spectrum because libertarians don't believe in forcing people to do things with violence, be it a left libertarian or right. But they always do this in the political compass. They put left libertarian Antifa. Stop. They're authoritarians. That's why they beat people and burn things to force you to do what they want. That's how authoritarians enforce things. They go to you and they say, I will burn your house down unless you do what I say. That's what Antifa's doing. The Libertarian left are the hippies living on a farm sharing a watermelon together.

Yeah. Ethan Hughes says, hoping this ends soon. Staying safe up here in Montana. But I'm armed if I need to defend myself and my family. Stay safe, everyone. And Thomas, thanks for joining. And Jack says, cheers, Adam. Cheers.

With that being said, the first thing you got to do is smash the like button. Smash that like button. The second thing you got to do is follow at Adam Krigler. Follow at Timcast. And follow at Sour Patch Lids. Hey, I got the camera angle. L-Y-D-S. Subscribe to the show and hit the notification bell.

Adam's going to play some music. I actually, I think I can, but man man I don't know if I can play music we'll see what happens dude I've been talking for like five hours six hours straight today you can hear it

you can hear my throats going yeah so maybe Adam will play two songs maybe I'll play a song maybe I'll play an easy one but let's do this let's throw it to

so actually before we go to this I'll just say that's the main portion of the show. Thank you all so much for hanging out. Now we're going to be chilling and hanging out. You're welcome to stay. Adam's going to be playing some music. He's really good at it. I might

not be able to do a song today. I'll try. Maybe I'll do a simple one. But here we go. I think I can. Y'all hooked up? Let me just make sure it's in tune. Nothing worse than being out of tune. What's up, everybody? How you doing?

I like having a swig of whiskey before I sing. It helps with the pipes, you know? So this is a song I wrote for some female friends of mine in high school, they were always getting their heart broken, and that always annoyed me. And, yeah, it's called When Will She Learn? When Will She Learn? Oh, yeah, yeah What does the moon mean to you?

Some questions aren't meant for you What do you see when you dream? Are you stuck dreaming of him? Which door would you open if you were allowed to? Will he ever be satisfied without you? Well, she's lost, she's lost before And she'll never let her heart break anymore Well, she'll dump defensive positions

Call her what you will I'm gonna call her a mission Good luck to the next guy Who's gonna break down her walls Cause I know she would rather die Than have her heart broken once and for all well she won't budge

won't why she's got a grudge cause she has played all the games oh so now she walks away she walks away is this too soon for you? Well, maybe he feels the same way as you

Oh, but what if the connection is mutual? Oh, well, that's hard to believe Cause it's so unusual Yeah, well, you gave it to him Even though your friends told you not to And the game begins again And now he's got you Well, she's lost, she's lost the war

Now she'll never let her heart break anymore Well, shields up defensive positions Oh, maybe this time she's learned her lesson Well, good luck to the next guy Who's gonna break down her walls Cause I know she would rather die Than have her heart broken once and for all Well, she won't budge, oh why?

She's got a grudge Cause she has played all the games And now she walks away She walks away, yeah What does that move Meet you Yeah When he smiles

Is he smiling for you When will she learn When is this girl gonna learn Come on girl When you gonna learn This girl ain't never gonna learn She's never gonna learn When will she learn that tables can't quickly turn

Always falling into a click and always end up getting burned Always keep your shields in position Oh come on girl, know him before you make that kind of decision Good luck to the next guy who's gonna break down her walls Cause I know she would rather die than have her heart broken once and for all Thank you very much! Tim, you wanna come play a song? Yeah, I'll play one. He's coming, you want to come play a song? Yeah, I'll play one. He's coming to play a song. We've got to wrap it up, so we're not going to stick around.

Alright, that's fine. Where's my pick at, though? I've got one. Did I steal your pick? This might be yours. I don't know. I don't have a throat for this right now. Are you playing the 12 string?

I'm going to play the 12 string. Alright, get out of your way. Enjoy. I think I played the song already. That right. Get out of your way. Enjoy. I'm probably going to play... I think I played the song already. That's all right. Let me... Yeah, whatever.

Tell me when I'm singing in the right place. How's it going, everybody? Guess what? You probably know who I am because you watch the show. Yeah, it looks good. Look, you know, I understand that when we wrap up on Friday nights, we just want to have a good hangout. You guys can stick around. A lot of people take off because we're not talking much anymore,

but we're hanging out. We're making it a Friday night jam. That's what we're doing. Looks all good? Yeah. I'm going to try and play this song. I talk all day, every day, and it's difficult to actually add singing to the mix, to be honest. You can have a little sip of whiskey.

What song should I play? You know what I'm going to play? Should I play the one... I don't know what I'm going to play? Should I play the one that, I don't know. I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to play this one because it's the easiest one for me to play. Maybe I shouldn't play this on this guitar. Oh, that is awful. All right. We're not going to play the 12 string. Very out of tune. This one while to tune a 12 string. This one needs to be restringed. What do you guys want to hear? I saw a good little thing. Oh, this is a good song.

I already messed it up. Just go for it. Remember when We used to fight for peace Where heroes were only on TV screens My heart is made up of broken hopes and dreams. I'll take my place in mediocrity. Take it more, take a spite of this And focus on the ways I guess you never changed that day It's hard to believe that you

Mean nothing to me Cause you used to be everything Remember when be everything remember when we used to hope for peace but villains weren't only on TV screens

the market's made up of broken hopes and dreams So take your place in this story One, two, three, four Taking more, taking spite of this Focus on the ways I really wish you'd change that day It's hard to believe that you mean nothing to me

Cause you used to be everything There are words in a book About what we've been through. And there are books in a script written for me and you. Take it all inside and play it at words. Another aching in your heart starts to burn Taking more, taking spite of this Focus on the ways I guess you'll never change that day

It's hard to believe but I'm moving on with my dreams. Cause you were never there for me. There are words in a book about what we've been through and there are books and a script written for me and you to take it all in stride and pray it works another aching in your heart starts to burn. Yeah. Thanks for hanging out, everybody. I was singing along a little bit. Yeah.

We gotta go to, I gotta go to bed. I'm going, I'm going to bed. Man, I froze. Yeah, nice, dude. Nice. Well, I think we Yeah, nice, dude. Nice. I think we should wind it up now.

Wind it up. What's this? Oh. What's going on? Yeah. We got to do this. We got to turn the mic back. Thank you, everybody. Thanks for hanging out and staying and listening to us jam out.

I know it's becoming the norm on a Friday. I love it. Awesome. Yeah, we want to do something fun because we were also planning on doing outside nighttime streams. Oh, I got to do this. Definitely.

Turn that off. Oh, yeah, yeah. The ambient. We have the instrument mic. So we want to do, we were into like outside night skate sessions. We're trying to get this building, man, because it's going to be crazy.

We're going to do the show Friday night. There's going to be skateboarding and music and we're going to do shows and we're going to have physical shows with people coming out and all that good stuff. So that just means we got to keep working and the lockdown is making things crazy and hopefully the world doesn't burn up. That being said, hit

the like button if you haven't already done it. You can follow at Adam Krigler, at Timcast, and at Sour Patch Lids, L-Y-D-S. We will be back Monday. I, of course, will be back tomorrow at 10 a.m. over at youtube.com slash timcastnews. But we do the show Monday through Friday live here. So if you enjoy it, then come back Monday and we will see you all then. Thanks for hanging out.

Have a great weekend.