Timcast IRL - Trump Announces Israel Hamas PEACE PLAN SIGNED Israel To WITHDRAW Troops w/ Shayne Smith & Myron Gaines

Episode Date: October 9, 2025

Special Guest Host Shayne Smith is joined by Brett, Seamus & Myron Gaines to discuss Trump announcing a peace plan has been signed between Israel & Hamas, a leftist arrested with explosives outside a DC Catholic church, a man arrested over the LA wildfire disaster, and Kamala Harris blaming Myron Gaines for losing the 2024 presidential election.   Hosts:  Shayne Smith | https://www.shaynesmithcomedy.com/ Brett  @PopCultureCrisis  (everywhere) Seamus  @FreedomToons  | https://freedomtoons.com/twistedplots/ Serge @SergeDotCom (everywhere) Guest: Myron Gaines @MyronGainesX (X)

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And none of you know what that means. No, they don't. But he's a skater, and I love him. It's Brett Dasevik, everybody. What is going on, guys, is Brett? Yes, normally we are doing pop culture crisis Monday through Friday, 3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. But tonight we're going to talk about politics. Let's get into it.

All right. All right, everyone. So first up, this is the story. This is the story, right? This is crazy. Israel and Hamas reach an agreement on first phase. I'm curious about how many phases there are and what they are, but the first phase of a plan to stop fighting release,

hostages and prisoners. So this means Israel's prisoner swapping as well. And yeah, so this is nuts. Myron, you're a Middle East guy. Well, I mean, I don't really trust the Israelis ever. Whenever they try to strike these deals, they were supposed to be a deal just like this, a three-part deal in the beginning of the year,

and they kind of backed after the first one after they got like, I think they did like in exchange for like 33 hostages or something. How long between like when it was announced to when they pulled out? It took place like before Trump even got sworn in on the 20th. and then they ended it by early March. So the plan was in effect before Trump was even in office.

Yeah, he negotiated it and then it went into effect before he came in and by the time he was sworn in it was already kind of in effect and then it kind of fell out the wayside by March because there was supposed to be a second phase which would eventually lead to a permanent ceasefire but the Israelis never want a permanent ceasefire. Is the idea that Trump is in office

from the get-go for this one going to affect it possibly? I think because what I think is, you know, this is me speculating here, because Biden had tried to strike a very similar deal on his way out and he wasn't able to get it. I think what Trump was able to do is like, hey, look, BB, don't, you know, keep doing what you're doing. Went until I come in so I can get credit for this because obviously he campaigned on, I'm the president of peace, right? I'm going to end the wars.

So this was a big W for him to come in, basically already getting a ceasefire going and, you know, getting the aid back into Gaza, doing a hostage exchange. Everyone's all happy for about two months. And then early March hits and then they stopped. They pretty much cut the deal there. The Israelis cut the deal there. Yeah, I vaguely remember that. It's frustrating. It does seem like the Israelis are buying time

so that they can cause as much collateral damage as possible and kill as many people as possible. They know they can't keep it up forever technically, though it kind of seems like they might. Yeah, I think it's kind of seems like they might. I think the goal is to, because they've destroyed like 90 plus percent of the Gaza Strip, and at this point it's really about making it inhabitable so that they can say, oh, you know what, it kind of sucks here.

We can't really rebuild anything for you guys. probably just go to Egypt or Libya or Lebanon or any of these other countries or Jordan. I thought Trump was going to build a mall there anyways. Can he say something about building a mall there? Yeah, he wanted to build condos, beautiful beachfront property, the whole deal. I'm going to read the tweet or some of the tweet Trump tweeted out. So he said, I'm very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first phase of our peace plan. This means that all of the hostages will be released very soon and Israel will withdraw.

their troops to an agreed upon line as of the first steps towards a strong, durable, and everlasting peace. Yeah, all parties will be treated fairly. I'm just going to read the rest of it, actually. He said this is a great day for Arab and Muslim world, Israel, all surrounding nations and the United States, big ups to us, I guess. We want to thank the mediators from Qatar, even though Israel blew a bunch of them up recently. Egypt, even though they're useless and with Israel. and Turkey, who is also useless and evil. I don't know.

All these people are not doing great. Teredragon is, how do you say his name? Erdogan. Erdogan. That guy's not very good. What's he doing with the Kurds up there in Turkey? Just steals elections pretty much. Makes false promises.

Is he not like doing a little bit of like a little murdering, a little killing? He's blowing people up. They're fighting the YPG? What's that Kurdish group up there? We don't have to talk about all this. But anyway, so, yeah, Donald Trump is pumped. Everyone in the Middle East is pumped. There's no good actors in the Middle East.

It's like Armenia and that's it? Yeah, it's Armenian? That's Europe, right? Yeah, well, what do we count that? The Balkans? Yeah. All right. Yeah, with this whole situation here, again, like, you know,

Trump's making a push for the Nobel Peace Prize, right? I think we all know that. He's really trying to get it, right, to add to his accolades. And so, you know, this is good, I guess, to a degree. They wrote up a whole 20-point plan on, you know, what they're going to do here. But one of the big hang-ups here, right, is they want Hamas to completely disarm. I don't know if that's going to happen. They want complete demilitarization and disarmament from them.

And obviously they want the hotches within 72 hours. I'm assuming since they signed this, now the clock starts with the 72 hours, I'm assuming. So we'll see what happens. and I know one of the biggest hangups were, the two biggest hangups on this deal was Israel pulling back to a decider upon line because they wanted them to eventually,

originally they wanted to withdraw complete from the Gaza's trip. They don't want to do that. And the other thing was like them permanently disarming. I noticed he did not put anything there about disarming unless I'm missing it. So that might still be up in the air

because I know that was a point of contention because right now they're negotiating in Egypt. Yeah. Not even in Qatar because Israel blew that up. Complete disarmament's not even an option. That would be like asking America or Iraq Iraq to disarm. Like, we asked Iraq to disarm, oh, sorry, we have more small arms circulating in this country than any other country in the Middle East. Almost impossible. So, like, Iraq just

had millions of small arms floating around. Like, of course, they're just going to resist without even having to import weapons and stuff. Gaza's a similar situation. And who dictates what's disarmed, right? Like, the Israelis can always say, oh, well, you guys still have this. You guys are still armed in this way. So it's like, it's open to interpretation. And this is the things with these peace deals is like they're always pretty vague and nebulous especially when it comes to our commitments on the west versus their commitments are very black and why you need to do this but ours are like yeah we're going to give you a path to self-determination but are we really like so we'll see what happens it's also interesting to be like you guys have to disarm your your rockets

that don't work get rid of yeah you have to get rid of meanwhile we're going to pull back create a new front line absorb more territory it just feels like they're going to absorb a little bit more and then we wait 10 years till they get that they like convince them to attack them again and then they're going to absorb a little yeah it's never ending it never feels like nobody actually buys into peace as like as an idea

anymore because they know that it's just cyclical anyways it's going to come back and whether it's what he leaves office whether it's like what happened with the first phase of the plan where they say they're going to do something and then they don't and I'm not even specifying any side no American even those who don't really think or care on foreign policy

even thinks of it anymore a game that you can win. It's just something that's recycled and starts over and over again whenever either a new administration comes or there's just new war to break out somewhere else. Yeah, and I mean, listen, I used to pay more attention to politics in the Middle East. I used to be very concerned about what's happening in Yemen. I've looked into some of this. But when it came to the Israel-Palestine issue, I just never got particularly educated on it. My position has generally just been the America first position is that this isn't our fight. I don't think the United States needs to have any involvement.

And for most, like it's a losing issue for Trump on something like this, because he He's putting them in a place to deny him, you know, looking good because they can go back on what they say, which hurts him because, you know, him being a presence of power in the Middle East goes to benefit his ego and goes to benefit the way he's viewed by other countries. But if somebody breaks the deal, it looks bad for him. Americans already a vast majority of the people that voted for him that aren't, you know, old school Republicans don't want us in the Middle East anyways. So it's, it feels like it's actually like if it's not about the Nobel Peace Prize, which could be purely for ego purposes. It's not beneficial to Americans at all when there's plenty of issues going on at home. Yeah. I mean...

Yeah, and not only that, but like, the Israelis don't really have an incentive to exercise any type of diplomacy because no matter what, we're going to back them. So they know, okay, we can, you know, lie here. Because after Trump made this announcement originally, Benjamin Nanyahu does a address in Hebrew. And so he's in a very difficult position, right? Because on his side, he's got a criminal case he's got to deal with, right? And then on top of that, he has a far right? party that supports and backs him that wants these guys completely out. So he's got to play the

delicate line where he tells the U.S. like, yeah, we want to work towards some type of ending the war and getting our hostas back at the same time. These guys on the far right that are his constituents want him to continue the war. So as soon as he made this agreement with Trump, he goes and doesn't address in Hebrew and kind of just says, yeah, we're not really going to do diplomacy. We're kind of feigning diplomacy like we always have. Don't worry. We're not going to completely pull out the Gaza Strip. We're going to make sure that they disarm. We're going to get our hostas back. And the reality is Hamas knows that this. their only leverages the hostages.

And Benjamin Nanyahu knows this too, and he had many opportunities to get the hostages back. I've talked about this before. He could have got the hostages back October 10th, 2023. But he chose not to do so because he wanted to wage a war.

And it would keep him out of this corruption trial that he's dealing with. So he's got multiple things he's balancing where he's trying to stand power, keep his constituents happy, at the same time, continue to get aid from the United States. So say what he needs to say

while also trying to balance getting U.S. support at the same time, where now they're running a whole Hasbara thing where they're getting these influencers paying them money to kind of push the narrative. And if you notice, he's starting to do interviews now. He's an interview with Ben Shapiro a couple of days ago. He did an interview with Tatum.

He's doing the rounds in America because he understands that U.S. support is starting to wane. Especially amongst younger generations. Yeah. The ones who are like who are politically. Left, right, everyone's out. You guys are clearly very interested in what's going on in the Middle East. I think I'm probably more representative of the average person

who's politically aware domestically, but otherwise just looks at most stuff overseas as weighing on our economy and weighing on our relations with the rest of the world. I understand that a lot of it has to do with trade routes and how we...

I think we've wasted damn near 30, 40 years on the Middle East when we should have been focusing on China all this time. I really do think that the biggest threat right now for us to maintain the global hegemony

is China and their allies and they're expanding at a rapid rate and we've just been wasting time in the Middle East for decades. We'd actually let China screw us repeatedly, repeatedly. I just want to mention something really quickly here. It's important to keep in mind that even though most young people are changing their position on this or just aren't on the same page as like the Republican and Democratic parties actually traditionally have

been, we were talking about this the other night. When it came to the Vietnam War, right, leftists were against it and conservatives who didn't want America to be involved in overseas wars were against it, but for different reasons. Like the left was against it because they liked communists and they liked communism. So similarly, you can acknowledge, like, America shouldn't be involved in this and still realize that, like, left-wing activists are not at all your ally in any of this,

because the reason they're against it is because they see this as, like, white colonization. That's literally the framework that they have for understanding the issue. Like, Jane Fonda went to North Korea and sat in the anti-aircraft guns and did, like, a press tour for them during the war. And then she just... And no treason charges? Like, that's insane. We talk about how much

the left gets away with today. the fact that so many she was the only in shape woman back then she was so hot we had to let her do it and she recently restarted the what is it the committee on the first amendment because of all of Jimmy Kimmel

getting taken off TV for two days so you get Hollywood leftists who have cheered on censorship for everybody not even four or five days after it was revealed that Google and YouTube were censoring people during the Biden administration

and they're out here like freedom of speech you're trampling us Jimmy Kimmel is the version of when a cop does a bad shoot and just shoots a guy and then gets paid vacation like he messed up and then he just got two days off work like that's not a punishment

yeah it didn't even get barely got censored at all and I think Disney did that more as like a middle finger to the White House and stuff versus like and a lot of people cancel their hulus and complained you know I mean it was also you know the fact that they were trying to shoot up ABC affiliate and stuff. Oh, yeah.

This is what I'm saying. They do violence and they get their way. Yeah. All the time. They don't get prosecuted. They don't get charged. I'm like Bob Auger's like, we're not the government. We can negotiate with terrorists.

It's like, what? Honestly, not to get away from the Middle East too much, but let's bring it back. If I was a president, my, I think we can solve all of our problems by making foreign policy. We don't fight dudes wearing pajamas and sandals. That's our main rule. if you fight in pajamas and sandals we're out we don't want it this is not a good fight there's nothing to gain you're just going to wait you out anyway yeah brother you are fighting in pajamas you have nothing i want

yeah when i beat you they got nothing to lose right dude when i beat you what am i going to take you're not electricity yeah out of here what am i doing in this place yeah it makes zero sense why i spend so much time from vietnam to now we have to stop fighting people wearing pajamas bro if next people we fight are wearing uniforms or I mean, you could even get the leftist on your side, like, imagine the universal health care we could have if we just stopped spending trillions of dollars overseas. Bro, for real. Honestly, I got to, here's a thing. We could ship that fat lady out of the house in the Ukraine.

I want to make this point. I am as much against the foreign wars as anybody, but the stuff that they're proposing with this healthcare stuff, people don't realize this, we do spend more in health care than the military every year. The left is convinced it's like, we don't spend enough on welfare. We spend a lot on welfare, dude. There's only one organization that spends more on health care in the United States and the United States. And that's the Catholic Church, big dog.

Oh, yeah. The Catholic Church actually helps me. But yeah, yeah, it's a whole thing. Well, I mean, let's get to this next one. Speaking of the Catholic Church, someone tried to blow up one of the biggest churches in America, this maniac. So I didn't know a lot about this. I've been traveling. I showed up today and we were like, what are we going to talk about?

And I was like, I kind of want to read about this. So I'm learning with you. But apparently some psychopath leftist dude who named Louis Jerry, what a weird name. Lewis good name, Jerry with an eye. That's not a real name. So anyway, he went up to the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle, pitched a tent homeless style. And then I guess went back to his car, like the shooter from Vegas. and then just kept bringing explosives or whatever into the tent, which is insane that that.

So he filled his tent with explosives and then he was like, now that I have my home base set up, I guess I'll attack this church and all the government officials in it. And then a cop asked him what he was doing and he gave up immediately without a fight and then handed them his diary also. See, that's the problem is like everybody's got an ego today. Nobody actually wants to do the terrorism. They just want people to read their manifest. 100%, dude. start a tumbler.

You don't have to try to blow up a church, you dork. So this dude, like, he literally filled a tent with, like, Molotov cocktails and explosives, and he wanted to, I guess, kill Catholics and then the Supreme Court justices who were there. There were three Supreme Court justices. I'll tell you this, his laziness didn't pay off because the FBI didn't even take the case. Dude, it's the state, I'm looking at it, I had to double check. The probable call statement that was written was by the D.C. police.

That's so. The state's doing it. So they don't even take them. Seriously, dude, here's- They're getting lazy. Here's the thing about the left is they're the worst at terrorism. They're so, like that dude who shot all the ice detainees.

Also, what I'm doing? You guys are incompetent. It's like every time there's a girl shooter and they're like, she didn't get anybody. You're like, dang, bro, shoot one person though. That is crazy. He shot the illegal aliens, yeah. Yeah, like, he didn't even hit the ice guys.

You didn't get nobody. You're terrible at this. Well, they hate guns, right? So, like, he didn't go to the range. You just thought it's like the video games. Right. You know, I feel like synthetic estrogen was like a monkey paw thing for the left because it made more of their violent people like more emotionally unstable, but it made their aim worse. Yes. Fair enough. Fair enough. Just doing the hell out of those dishes. Like, what is going on with me lately? I don't know.

Yeah, dude. So this guy just had... But I predict the FBI will probably pick up the charges. They'll probably charge them, stay, get them in quickly because they probably just want them get them detained as quickly as possible. And they're going to write a criminal complainer and indict him later. You're saying the FBI saw this and then just didn't do anything about it and had to be picked them? I'm surprised they didn't take it immediately from the state. I guess the state took it first and then like they'll come in and probably take it over. Literally the like tap the sign like was known to the FBI. Yeah, probably. Yeah.

I'm like, it was on a list somewhere. I'm just frustrated with these people who try to do horrible things. Like he could have killed so many people done a really horrible thing. He was a little incompetent. Maybe he messed up. Maybe we got lucky. We don't know. Like, you know, I made a joke about it, but we don't know how it really went down.

and then everyone's going to kind of just sweep it under the rug because he was incompetent. We have a saying of law enforcement. We say we catch the dumb ones. Yeah. What we used to say. Like, you know, so smart ones. When we do crime, we say that too. Yeah, yeah.

Like a little thing that says be smart. Yeah, dude. Got to remember. Got to remember. All right. Where was this? So, do you see? This is crazy.

So still like, there's a homeless problem there too. Not as bad as like a. Trump just cleaned it up a little bit. So it's like the tent was out of place, but not as out of place as it could be. We have a, here's this fact about the case. They say he proceeded to pull out multiple capped vials containing yellow liquid with explosives. Which was this? Yeah, what is it?

It's nitromethane. Here's the thing when you're a cop and a homeless guy has a bunch of yellow liquid and he's like, I'm going to blow everyone up. You're like, if that's piss, I'm going to electrocute you, bro. Straight up. That better be explosives than. Not piss or I'm going to freak out on you and I'm going to do police violence right now. And I'm going to get paid leave.

Right, right. And I'm going to get two days off afterwards. I'm going to get a vacation for beating you up. Truly. No, not in D.C. Every time. Nitro glycerin and not piss. Please.

So yeah. I mean, no one got hurt. Everyone left. He brought his, here's the thing. He brought his diary to the bombing. What was, he just really wanted people to find that. I think so. It's like, you know, he wasn't about it.

Here's the thing. You don't have to do this. You don't have to hurt anybody, you have to plan it. What you do is you take your diary, you bind it up. Just mail it to the news, Rochak style, like, or from watchmen or whatever. Just give someone, leave it at the park. Someone will read it. It's probably really gross and messed up.

People will know about it, I promise. Plus half the time, once somebody does commit an act of terrorism, they won't release the manifesto anyways. Oh, dude. Yeah. The best way to have it heard is to get caught first. Yeah, where's Crook's Manifesto? Yeah.

Oh, shit. The Trump shooter guy. We don't have any. It took us forever to get the member of the T that guy was shooting in Tennessee. It took us forever to get their manifest. Yeah, yeah. And that thing was wild.

Literally drawing demons and stuff. Yeah, absolutely nuts. That was terrifying. He was really trying to lead with the title here. You can see the notebook was titled, written negotiations for the avoidance of destruction of property via detonation of explosives. Oh, because you're so lazy now.

It's a little long. It's a little long. When you need them. Like, damn. It's not very catchy. I'm just going to say... I had a real manifesto, you lazy pastor. These are people who look up to the unit...

You're doing a bit. And AI write his manifesto? Right, right. You guys are getting lazy. These guys need to... Listen, you can contact me on Instagram. Shea Dozer is my name. I will punch up your manifesto, okay?

I will get you going. We'll make it funny. We'll make it evil. I will help you. Give me the address to send to the FBI so you can get published. Like, damn. We'll title it good. We'll have like a really tough, scary.

title. Like, yeah, he didn't workshop. If you read this, your age. What was the Unabom? What was the Unabomber? It was like a guide to... Ted Kaczynski. Yeah, it was Ted Kaczynski.

The more you learn about like the history of American domestic terrorism, you know why the left is so pissed now because even back in the 90s and the 80s, they all owned cabins in the woods and they're like, I can't afford a cabin now. Like, what are these guys even committing terrorist acts for? They had land. They had property. They had a home. Like, what were they so angry about?

It's so funny. He had like a big with the universities. Like, all of his bombs who just sent him to like universities. Like someone like in like randomly and like tech like oh you're making robots or you're doing tech you need to die Like because he was against technology technology in general yeah he got caught right because I think his brother recognized his Yes so interesting his brother because he had this phrase you know the phrase you can't have your cake you need it too right he would because he's an autist The guy was a genius he said that was technically that's incorrect you're supposed to say you can't eat your cake and have it Yeah yeah yeah he wrote that in one of his manifestos and the brother noticed that right away

And he was like, oh, Ted, you idiot. That's literally how they caught him, dude, because he was like one of these, like, really smart. You know, you get these. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Actually, it's supposed to be this. No, Superman does good. He's been waiting to get back at his brother for years because he kept correcting him on that. And that's how it was, because he had certain misspellings.

And then it was that his brother was like, this is my brother. Right, so. He sold his brother out. So he gave, he told the FBI, yeah. And they offered him the reward, too, and he didn't take it. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, I really, that's crazy. You didn't hire your brother a lawyer.

And if I'm not mistaken, I don't know if it still is, but it was the most expensive FBI case ever conducted. It was because it started in 70s. It took them forever to catch him. I watched a document. Like I listened to like a documentary on it recently. He just passed away like last year or two. Yeah. RIP to a real one.

Yeah. He was a wild guy. He was a wild guy. Listen, I don't agree with what he did. I'm just saying he was a real dude. He lived it. Separate the art from the artist. Exactly.

Thank you. Did they hear that? Did they hear that? I hope so, I got it. Yeah, that's how they got him, dude. There's so many interesting ways that these criminals get caught, man. Like, that guy got caught by his brother. You could get caught, like, BTK got caught with, like,

Seaman. He left at a scene, and his daughter was in college. She, like, went to do an SDD test. And, like, yeah. Yeah, she went to go, like, she was at University of Kansas or something like that. And this dude was, like, a guy that, like, would... I know what BTK was at team. There's only one worse than him, who, the toy box killer.

Oh, yeah, that guy was crazy, too. Yeah, yeah. And he just died of him. a heart attack during the trial. Oh, yeah. Yeah. They never got the thing. But yeah, they caught him through DNA tests. And then another one, the Golden State Killer. Oh, interesting with him. It was like a state university. Dude, he was like 80 years old going like 90 on his motorcycle and stuff. This is even funnier. So this guy was like in the 60s, right? He was like in the 70s. He was going crazy. They called them the original Nightstocker. He was like, you know, breaking these houses,

like, you know, attacking the women and whatever. And then they called him a coward because he would only attack women. So he started to attack houses where there was a dude there. And what he would do is he would make the dude sit on all fours and he put china plates on his back as he went in assaults of the woman and if they moved he'd know because it would crash and everything like that so that's how he kept the guys at bay and he did this for decades terrorizing

California they never caught him so someone does like a 23 and me and his family right and a detective like 20 years later 30 years later that's like you know let me just put because he left his DNA at the scenes this before you know DNA yeah yeah so he just do it was busting nuts all over the place I guess

so they had the DNA and they just put into 23 and me and they found a relative and then they're like okay we find this guy and then they look and they find someone that would be his age they went to the house they scrubbed like his car something like that the door handle DNA match came and arrested him and it was California so it was no cash bail they're like you're fine

man yeah we'll be back it was his first defense it was his first defense it was his first time getting caught doing this it would be cruel you know we didn't build the library in his neighborhood that would have made him socioeconomic factors were definitely I can't remember his name but he was like an Italian dude but yeah dude They caught him like 40, 50 years later.

I don't know if he was a cop. I thought he was a cop. I don't know if he was a cop. I also heard he had a micro penis, which I hope was true for his victim. Is this BTK, you guys talking about? No. This is the Golden State Killer. The original night stalker, not Richard Ramirez.

But BTK, they caught him through his daughter. He went to, like, the doctor on campus, and then a cement sample. And what fucked him up is he had gone away in the 70s. Nobody knew. They didn't identify him. They didn't know who he was. He sends the cops the thing, like, can I send you guys a floppy? and they're like this.

Oh, the metadata on it. Yeah. For his church. Everybody. They said, yeah, go ahead. Send it in. So he gives them like the floppy disc and they were able to trace it back to the church and find them. And what he had done was he like said he was going to make a comeback like in 04.

And he took like a Barbie doll and put her like in a cereal box, saying like with a rope around her neck like serial killer. So corny. And then they were like. Humors figured out who he was. In the 70s he had left semen at the scene again because again they didn't have DNA back then. So they compared the DNA test. to his daughter, who was at that college, and that's how they linked them and caught him.

Dude, he got boomered, man. That sucks. Yeah. I think they, didn't they, like, tell him to that, oh, we can't, he asked, can you guys trace this? Yeah, they said, no. And he said that in, like, an idiot.

That's what they got them. That's actually really funny. That's actually really funny. That's all they got to, dude. Funny shit, man. That's like little kid, like, and you have to tell me the truth, according to international.

I know a cop. You have to tell me. I know way too much about serial killers. But yeah, like, just funny shit. Ted Bundy, they caught him from his teeth because he bit some chicks ass cheeks when he was, like, assaulting them in Florida. Really?

Yeah, I think the first time they did, like, forensic orthonics, and they caught him. So, yeah, dude, do it? Crazy shit, man. Dude, that's insane. The 70s were the worst decade, I think. Oh, dude. By far for crime.

I think in general, like the cultural revolution that led us to where we are now got up to its peak in the 70s. Gas prices were high. Inflation was crazy. We got wars going on. Every top zero killer was active in the 70s. Iran is Afghanistan and the rest of the Middle East is unmodernizing in going to Sharia and all that kind of stuff.

Yeah, the 70s were at their height at that point. This is before Rico gets into, it gets into play. Their bombs going off everywhere, too. Yeah, domestic terrorism, Berkeley, yeah. Yeah, it was crazy. Yeah, it was the 70s, I think, were the worst. So that's what I was like, whenever we're on the show and everybody's talking about how awful it is. I'm like, somebody needs to like remake social media, but it's just headlight.

from the 70s, they're like, oh my gosh, the CBN's army, and then there's serial killers? Right. Dude, yeah, it was called, New York City was called Fear City back then. Like, and time score was all poor, and it was all, every top serial killer was operating in the 70s, son of Sam, Ted Bundy, dead Kemper, you know. I was just, I just watched the thing the other day about, like, it was like a cop from New York who was, um, who died and it was like, he was like, he caught the New York City

zodiac and I had to get like three paragraphs down. I'm like, I don't, I was like, they didn't catch the sodium. Oh, it's a different Zodiac. Oh my gosh. Wait, what? There are two Zodiac? It was a New York City Zodiac? Well, there's 12 Zodiacs, but you know what I'm saying.

In the 90s, I was like, oh, this guy gets all the, like, all the credit, I guess, but the other guy didn't get caught. So it's like, yeah, they never caught the original one. No way. I thought they got it. I thought he was the, they probably, dude, they're happy to let us believe they got the original one. They're like, yeah, that's it. They didn't get him.

They didn't get, he was, he's one of the serial killers. Like, they have a suspect. God damn, I get his name. Some weird guy. It's mentioned in the, I saw a Netflix documentary. The one in the chat's going to put it who it is. But yeah, they have a couple suspects, but they never actually... It's like Lindsey Graham or something.

They're like, we think it was him. Yeah, you mentioned it was like the 70s were like this gnarly decade. I mean, if you look at the information we got today on this, the story I'm going to breach this Shane. We have another terrorist doing crazy stuff that could potentially get really bad. Yeah, dude. Anarchist's website, targets, ice agents, posts, blueprints of Chicago facilities. Yeah, that's crazy. At least four ice facilities.

in Chicago have been surveilled with detailed layouts, diagrams, and photos posted. Which is like, again, this is that weird situation we're in where you're like, okay, that's really sketchy and intense and scary and left-wing terrorism, but they're also incompetent

a lot of the time. So then you're like, well, what are they going to do? Get in. They can't climb a fence. But then there's the part of it. Well, you say that until one of them does. Arthur Lee Allen, sorry. That was the main suspect. Arthur Lee Allen was the main Arthur Lee Allen.

Yeah, that was that they had. So right here it says there has been an increase in the attempt to gather and you know anonymously share and gather information online and publish it even on websites publicly available about these activities. Explain Jason Perry, a cybersecurity professor at the Lewis University according to ABC 7 Chicago. It's just talking here about how there have been like a thousand percent increase on ice agents, increase in assaults on ice agents.

And I don't know what the time period is on this, but a thousand percent is a big number regardless. Because they allow them to do it. No one gets in trouble. No one gets charged. Bro, the FBI was able to find every single granny who walked through the Capitol after a police officer opened the door for them. And you have these people going out and attacking law enforcement. If actual politicians.

Explicitly doing so in order to overturn the results of a democratic election by not having the laws that the people voted for enforced. And they're like, I don't know where they are. And actual politicians go up there and starts fights with them. And then when they get arrested, they're like, donate to my campaign. It's such a larp, dude. Oh, yeah, New Jersey. Yeah.

Yeah, when they got arrested. arrested by uh for i i think yeah they got arrested for like a source or miss trespass or something like that some lady some politician lady got pushed down by ice in california right yeah no it was a little steel new jersey or whatever like it was i remember that there was that he's talking about there was another incident too there was one in new jersey and then i think there was something in california as well i mean look i used to be an ice agent and well ice hs i um oh shit it was like what the fuck yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i worked yeah i worked for ice for a very long time um i worked for the homeland security so there's two different components of ICE, right?

There's ICE enforcement removal operations who are the guys that actually are the deportation officers that take the prisoners, like put them in the jail cells, they manage the detention facilities, they deport them to their countries. Then you got HSI who are doing the investigations. But since they're doing, you know, all hands on deck, every federal agency is helping out with these arrests. Like FBI is out there, ATF is out there, like agencies that don't even have Title VAT authority, which is immigration, are out there doing these things?

So like, everyone's getting like deputized in a way to go and be allowed to do that? Basically, they're doing the out. operations with Border Patrol, ERO, and ICE, who are the main lead agencies with Title 8. FBI does have Title 8 authority to do immigration, but they never want to admit that because that would mean that they would have to deal with their own prisoners and no one ever wants to process illegal aliens because processing aliens is a big pain in the ass. Because you got to make an alien file for them. You got to do all the, put all the paperwork. Like, deporting someone is actually a lot of work. Like, it's not easy. So it's a lot of paperwork.

You got to come out of retirement. Go live on Instagram. Let us see what's going on out there, bro, I'm trying to see it. Dude, it's, it's, I feel, it's, I feel, oh my God, they're talking. I mean, hey, chat, what do you want me to do? It's crazy, dude, like, you know, because I've, like, I've done it all when it comes to,

like, I've deported aliens myself. I've, you know, because I was, I started my career in Laredo, Texas. So, like, you know, you're right there on a border. So, like, sometimes, you know, Border Patrol catch a load, right? Of, like, it'll be a smuggler

with, like, 10 aliens that they're trying. You prosecute the driver, right, for alien smuggling. And then the illegal aliens are in a group. everyone that's like not going to be held as a material witness they could get sent back so they just get like a volunteer removal and then you just kick them out send them right back over the bridge so just going to go film live you're like gift 10 membership

this guy with pepper spray so yeah no things have changed a lot man like pretty much all of hSI now they've stopped i've talked with a couple of guys on a job like they don't even do criminal cases right now everyone is doing immigration just straight immigration and and for hSI like they're you know they do money laundering drug trafficking anything coming in or out of the country so but almost all of them have like been pushed to do immigration stuff. So is drug trafficking, like the customs side of it, as in shipping and stuff like that? Yeah, like, you know, anything coming in or out.

So like, you know, like when I was on the border, for example, I was like in a human smuggling group where we did like immigration, but you would catch drugs as well all the time too. Like when Customs calls you from the bridge, hey, we got this guy with like 10 kilos of Coke, you'd go to respond. The customs agents are like, bro. How long ago were you doing this? So I was an agent from 2013 to 2020. Okay.

Okay. So this was like, so Obama and Trump era, basically. Yeah. When what difference did you notice after Trump took office trying to do that job? Oh, man, it was so when when Obama was in, it was very difficult to get like immigration enforcement done, right? Like if you got caught at the border, it is what it is. But like when it comes to like interior enforcement, which is what you guys are seeing now, unheard of like under Democrats. Because like immigration is a dirty word.

So like politicians, even conservatives, Republicans don't like really enforcing immigration like that. So what Trump is doing is like unprecedented. The fact that like he's mobilizing border patrol agents to go. to interior offices and interior cities to like go and pick these guys up is fucking nuts. I've never seen this before. So it's a good thing. But yeah, when Trump came in, to give you an example

just the difference. So when Obama was in, right, like a lot of these aliens, or well, especially Biden, the aliens would get something called a notice to appear or an NTA. So they would get these NTAs and they would let them go to wherever they're going to go in the United States. And these NTAs they'll be sitting in the wind waiting

for like two, three years because immigration court is way backed up. They don't have enough immigration judges. They don't have enough parents. That's where stay in Mexico came from, right? Like, that's where stay in Mexico came from when Trump came into office. Like, well, with Trump, so with Biden, they were getting NTAs. Yeah. With Trump, it was you're getting expedited removal. So within two weeks, you had to get out of here. Like, they were deporting them right back. Like, they were catching

them, and they're giving them an ER, which is the expedited removal, which counts as actual real deportation or if it was their first time, they'd get a VR. But most of the time, it would be an ER. And this is important because the way you're deported dictates, you know, if you could come back in the future, right? And then when you're arrested by immigration. When arrested by immigration, they have to remove you in a certain manner. So is it an order for an immigration judge? Is it a volunteer removal? Is it an expedited removal? But when Trump was in, everybody is getting ERs, everybody. And one of the reasons Obama's numbers were so high on deportations because they were being turned away at the border

and those were counting as. Yeah. Yeah. And that's the other thing two people say, oh, yeah, well, actually Obama did more. Like, Democrats are always bad on immigration because they never, like, if the aliens make it in, they're good. But like with Trump, he was a bit more aggressive where you can do interior enforcement. That's where the real deportations, like what you guys are seeing now, this is what we should have been doing this a long time ago, like doing interior enforcement. You mean enforcing our law? Yeah, probably.

I'm going to read some paragraphs from this article because it's insane. Chicago has recently seen several violent incidents targeting federal immigration authorities last week border patrol officers were ambushed when individuals rammed their vehicles into agents. I'm assuming into their actual vehicles and not their persons, but one of the suspects identified as Miramar Martinez was armed and had a history of doxing federal agents. On Monday, federal agents arrested a gang leader accused of offering bounties to capture and kill a senior immigration officer involved in Operation Midway Blitz. In ongoing immigration enforcement effort in Chicago, the suspect Juan Espinoza Martinez

as an illegal immigrant from Mexico allegedly placed a $10,000 bounty. That's pretty decent on Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino. That's crazy. It does feel like the liberal, like they're doing this thing where everyone's kind of comfortable with violence from a distance. Yep. Like I'll tweet about it. I don't experience it in my life ever.

I live very safely. I'm very chill. Nothing's going on. But like, I'm crazy. And I'll dox people and I'll tweet out this stuff and I'll participate online. And hopefully, a real crazy person will do the thing that I won't do. And that seems like their strategy. Yeah.

Like tens of thousands of these people are being disgusting monsters and sort of just being like, well, this, Trump next, whatever. And they're just hoping through doxing and giving out this information that they will motivate the next guy. Well, and every single accusation from the left is always an admission. You probably noticed a couple years ago they started using this phrase stochastic terrorism. Yeah. So if you were to state any borderline normal right-wing talking point, they would accuse you of stochastic terrorism. And one of the left's favorite arguments for like the past five to ten years, as soon as they really started losing the culture war because people could access information online, as soon as you started making good arguments, they'd say, well, no, you can't make that argument because like some crazy person who believes that will shoot up a school if you make that argument.

And that has unironically been their line of reasoning for a very long time. Like if you say anything that's out of step with left-wing orthodoxy, you're either like going to get a game. teenager to commit suicide or someone's going to shoot up a school. And that has been their emotional blackmail. But, of course, they're projecting because they will openly call for violence against their political opponents. And like you're saying, their hope is some crazy person is actually going to go do it. Yeah.

This is why, you know, so we, I don't think Americans understand how bad demigration problem is, right? Someone that worked in immigration, right? People say, oh my God, how could it be so heartless. We're not just getting beat on the border, right, for all these years. we're getting beat in the interior too because people come in legally and people don't understand

they overstay their visas they scam our systems where they do marriage fraud there's an entire marriage fraud underground where you got corrupt immigration attorneys working with these people where there's people

that get married multiple times as sponsors getting paid 10, 20, $30,000 to marry this person make it work for two years they help them rehearse for their CIS interview when they meet with their immigration official to get their green card

or whatever like we're getting beat on so many different angles when it comes to immigration, and we're finally doing something now with Trump, you know, doing interior enforcement. This has been a big problem that every politician has been too scared to do because, number one, it requires a lot of effort from all these different federal agencies. Number two, you get all the opposition that we're getting right now. And then number three, yeah, you deal with danger and you have to mobilize units and everything else like that. But we've been needing to do this for a very long time.

It's also, it hits right at home for a lot of people because the people that you end up having to deport are ones. You're not hearing about the gang leaders, you're not hearing about the drug dealers, you're hearing about the people who are living in your neighborhood next door to someone. And it's always harder for, and I think in a lot of ways for anyone. I don't think it's just the left that tends to humanize their neighbor more than they are going to humanize somebody who they read an article about. But once you see them enforcing these laws on somebody who could be living across the street from them, that's a very hard thing to really, really get the public on your side for. So the fact that there is as much support for the immigration process as it's being handled now kind of speaks to just how bad it got for so long. Yeah. Yeah. And this has been a problem that's been going on for decades. And every politician has been too scared to address it.

So I got to give Trump credit for this because to do, it's easy to catch illegal aliens at the border and send them back. It's easy to give them an expedita removal when you caught them. It's another thing to mobilize ERO and force removal operations, ICE and always other agencies interior and arrest these guys in major cities. real time and run these immigration ops. And another thing too with immigration operations is your authorities limited. Like when you have an immigration warrant, yes, it's a real warrant, but you can't kick their door down, right? You can't like, you know, you don't have the same power as you would with a federal arrest warrant. So you are limited in how much you can move. So the fact that they're actually like getting this done, this has been something that we've been needed to do for decades, man. For decades. And I sort of agree with what you were saying.

Everyone says these deportations are so horrible. They're so ugly. Firstly, I'm just going to throw this out there. Traditionally, when people talked about deportation, they were talking about removing a person from a country that they lived in and were a citizen of. Like, this is a little bit different. This is the removal of aliens. So deportation isn't even actually the proper word for it. But even so, yeah, sure, it can be ugly to see that happening on the news. But that's why we have to have the border closed, right? Because when you let tens of millions of people in completely unvetted and we have no idea. And giving them NTAs. Yeah, yeah, exactly. And let me put in perspective for you how crazy this is, right? So when I was an agent, right? Let's say I was on

the board of show calls me, hey, there's a guy that came through. He has information on a cartel. I'll never get this. I was like 2015. I get a call. Hey, there's this guy here wants to provide information. We caught him in a load of 20 aliens. I go in there and I talk to him, right? He provides all this information on. At the time, it was the Zetas that ran the area because I was in Laredo. Nueva Laredo is right across. It was Azeta that ran it, whatever. This guy was like a bodyguard for one of the Z40 guys. Long story short, if I wanted to to turn him into an informant, I would have to take him, bring him to my office, do what's called the NTA, notice to appear, right, and process it myself. If I ask Border Patrol, hey, can you guys

process him for me? I want to turn it into an informant. They're like, fuck you, we're not doing that. That's a lot of paperwork. And we have to get the chief to sign off on that because you're on the line for that alien, right? So me, as a guy who's a criminal investigator, want to turn a guy into an informant, I would have to do it myself, Border Patrol wouldn't do it. Now, to put into context, fast forward to the Biden era, these illegal aliens that are coming in that aren't informants that don't have any benefits of the U.S. government whatsoever, they're getting NTAs. And not only are they getting NTAs, they're going into random places in the United States. They don't get a court date for years. They put some bullshit address down. By the time they get one to serve them, hey,

it's your court date. They're not there. They're gone. They're in the wind. Or they married somebody, whatever. So, like, it was an act of Congress for me to get an NTA for someone that I needed for a criminal investigation. They were giving these NTAs to these guys like fucking candy under the Biden administration. Just so the American people understand the significance of an NTA. Exactly. I mean, there's an extremely complicated, convoluted, intense process for enforcing the law, but for breaking the law, it can be done easily, and that's what the left has done for decades. They can bring as many of them over as they want, and then you try to send any of them back, and they go, you're not following the proper procedures, like proper procedures.

Yeah, you didn't follow it to get them. What are you talking about proper procedures? You just imported tens of millions of people outside of congressional approval, outside of the approval of people in the United States because you just didn't enforce the law. Speaking of proper procedures, we should move to the next thing. Before we do real quick, I just want to say the marriage fraud thing, when we made no fault divorce a thing, they brought that up. They were like, people are going to do a bunch of marriage fraud. And I would just like to ride or die for bringing no fault divorce back, baby.

Marriage should be real. Do it or don't. Because it's the easiest bat to a green card. No, yeah, it is. It's crazy. It's by far the easiest way. Marriage should destroy your life if it goes bad. Okay. Straight up. It should be a big deal. You guys aren't actually married. You're just dating with

consequences. You're, what do we want to call it? Pussies? I don't know. Anyway, I'm Catholic married, so I'm super married. Based. Yeah, dude. So in any case, we got a video about Trump classifying Antifa. So let's see the president of these United States talk. Are you going to work with your administration as the Secretary of States here? Are you going to work with your administration to designate a foreign terror organization. You mean it, a terror? Antifa? Antifa? A foreign terror organization.

Well, has that been done? Pretty close, right? Would you like to see it done? Yes, Mr. President. Do you think it would help? They have foreign lengths all across West and Europe. I think it's the kind of thing I'd like to do. If you'd like to, is everybody agree? That's so him, dude. If you agree, I agree, let's get it done. Okay, let's get it down. You guys like it? All right. We'll take care of it. That's international, you mean, international.

Internationally. Steve, are you okay with it? checks the room. Yes, it's true. There are extensive foreign ties, and I think that would be a very valid step to take. Good, I think so, too. Good, I think it's a good point. Let's go.

You know what, that's a W. And I'll tell you guys this, why that's super important. If you designate them as a FTO, now you can start using intelligence services on them. How do you guys think we're fucking up these drug cartels right now? Because now we're using the Department of War, aka Department of Defense, because once you designate them as a terrorist, a foreign terrorist organization, now, the intel communities involved, you could bring in the military, things change the game. Like when I was on a job, for example, you know, when I was doing, you know, my investigation

of drug cartels, we were kind of limited in what we could do, right? We had some resources and stuff like that, but you couldn't really use intelligence agencies or in your investigation, and if you did, you couldn't use it. Like, you couldn't use it in a criminal case. So, like, it could help you, like, find some stuff, but, like, you have to parallel reconstruct everything. So if you got a phone number here, you'd be like, oh, man, I can't use the number. I got a parallel to reconstruct this.

So you're able to use it that way. But now, if you designate them as an FTO, dude, like the amount of resources you get using intelligence agencies to collect on these things make it way easier. So I'm glad that he's doing this. I've been saying for damn near five years now at this point that Antifa should have been a terrorist organization

a long time ago. So BLM 2. By the way, that was the plot of Sicario 2. Yeah, it was. They just start blowing people up in one try. Except for in Sicario. The Mario is a little sensationalized, but yeah. In Sicario 2, it's like the CIA

and some like grunts on the ground. In real life, it's the United States Navy, just one-shotting dudes all over the place, like blowing people up. Yeah. And that's because they designated them. Once they designated them as a foreign terrorist organization, boom, gloves are off. We can start killing these guys now,

which is what they're doing with the Venswill and drug traffickers. Yeah, dude. Yeah, that's going to go. That's interesting. I feel like if Israel wasn't a thing we'd be on the ground in Venezuela already. Yeah, probably. Like if that wasn't a thorn in his side, and he didn't have to, like, attack Yemen and Iran, because everyone's like,

weren't you the president of peace? So he kind of tied his own hands. Now he can't go into Venezuela. Yeah, and Marco Rubio's had a hard on for Venezuela for a long time. He wants to go in there. Have it their oil, you know, their access to the trading partner to, you know, to fix things would be huge for us. And it would, we're trying to get over here on the global west.

You know, we're trying not to buy Russian oil. we're trying not to do this and that. Well, you'll appreciate this as a Catholic. I mean, our whole entire foreign policy establishment is structured on a total subversion of subsidiarity. Like, instead of caring about the things closest to us and handling those, we're going all the way across the world to try to solve problems there that we're never going to be able to solve and then we're letting everything here fall apart.

Yeah. Yeah, it's a real problem. It's insane. I don't like it and I want it to stop. Amen. So let's see what this next story is. is Florida man charged with intentionally setting Pacific Palisades fire in L.A. It's about time.

Does Florida man mean like Maryland man? Is this actually a guy who's born in Florida? Florida man is his own thing. You look up your birthday and type in Florida man. Well, it gets better. This guy was an angry Uber driver, basically. And he listened to a French song before he did it. I was reading the criminal complaint.

The ATF agent, this is an ATF case. ATF is running it out of Central District of California. and you know it's funny when you read these affidavits sometimes and like the guy literally I guess he had listened to this friend song which boils down to like burning things down and he had listened to this song getting himself hyped up and he was an Uber driver and like a couple of the Uber people that he had driven went to the Fed saying yeah this guy was a little agitated we think he might be on to something here

oh my god I'm actually just kind of impressed that anybody went and turned him in like we live in an age where like I just assume everyone's like not my business I got out of the car without it blowing up it's fine If he was inspired by a French song, I'm surprised you didn't turn himself in that. Do we have a photo of him? Jonathan Rindernecht? Yeah, he's a French dude. He's French dude.

Oh, there he is. It explains a lot. Oh, man. That's ironic, a French song about burning stuff is super fun in the man. He looks like he lives in L.A. They went through his YouTube, right? I mean that degeneratively. I'm reading it through that of David.

They went through his YouTube. The name of the song is, listen to a song entitled Unzider on The by French artist, John. Jasmine. Now that musician's gonna have to be like, I do not. If she's a leftist, maybe not. She'll be like, yeah, burn it all down. Yeah, a guy grew up in France, flew in French, and he was an Uber driver. Got sick of tipping culture in America.

So, get more immigrants. We gotta get these freaking frogs out of our country, you guys. Actually, this is the story you point to now, and somebody's like, you just hate brown people. You're like, actually, no, I saw this French guy. This is what happens. It doesn't matter what color you are. If you didn't come here legally, we don't want you burning down our buildings. We don't want you starting fires out in the woods.

You're okay with people who are born here having campfires? Yes. So you're not actually anti-fire at all. That's the thing they do. I've joked about this before, but a migrant could harpoon a dolphin at SeaWorld, and they'd be like, oh, so fishing's only okay when white people do it. They'll reach for any little similarity between two completely different things and then try to shame you for not supporting the most awful version of it when it was done by an immigrant.

Yeah, yeah, it's stupid. We need to get these French people out of here acting like baguettes. So another reason why I think our system is broken. So countries like France, Canada, obviously they have visa waivers. They don't have to come here with visas. Dude, they overstay all the time. Yeah. They overstay all the time and they work here legally.

They also, because people think, oh, it's just like Mexicans, the people from poor countries that are coming. Get her. She's in New York. You can get her right now. Everyone thinks it's like, oh, yeah, these guys just come from the third world and abuse our system. It's like, no, dude, people come from these, like, you know, first world socialist countries like Canada, Australia, France, et cetera, come here all the time, oversee their non-visa, not their visa waiver. Yeah. And they just work here illegally and they just hang out.

Yeah. And they have enough money that they're not like, they're not in these places where they're getting seen. They're not in the back of kitchen. Exactly. Yeah, we have a lot of that, yeah. There's a ton on the East Coast right now of just like rich Indian immigrants. Yeah. And they're not prioritized either. They have great.

they basically drive into the country from Canada and they just have so much money that they like rent apartments and live life but they just overstay their visa but they kind of like fly under the radar because they're rich home so they're rich here or the other scam they do is like they'll go to the Bahamas

and then come back right that's another one and that's another one that they do all the time too so like dude we're getting beat on so many different we need an immigration moratorium for like five to ten years if I want to be on if we're really going to fix this problem we need to reform everything because we're not getting beat. People ever think, oh, it's just makeshens and people coming in from the third world. No, bro.

People are coming in from the first world as well and beating us in many different ways. Somebody right now who's been wanting to complain about immigration but doesn't want to get called racist. Like, see what I mean? This is fantastic. Get rid of the French people. H-1B visa? That's another big scam. Oh, yeah. You've got to get rid of that. I appreciate you saying all of this because there's a lot

of conservatives and even like normie conservatives who will recognize this. If you tell someone, they can't leave their child an inheritance. If you have an inheritance tax, that disincentivizes them from working hard to build up well to leave their children. Well, guess what? If you don't have the understanding that you're going to be able to leave the country you live into your children instead of unlimited immigrants, you're probably not going to build as prosperous a nation. Yeah, yeah.

That makes perfect sense. It's just, yeah, it's common sense. When everyone people are like, oh, you don't like brown people, it's like, I keep saying America's for Americans. What don't you understand about that? Americans are all colors. I'll freak out. I will. I'll freak out and headbutt you.

Not you specifically, but the person I'm hypothetically arguing with that I didn't actually have a real argument with in person. You owned him, dude. Oh, I did. Yeah. Full forehead to the face, dude. He never saw it coming. And the people who are having that discussion with you

haven't actually paid close enough attention to what's going on with immigration now, where the average person still wants to think of what this country would have been like in the 70s and the 80s when the people who did immigrate here with full support of everybody because they believed in American values they believed in what America stood for they came here to be Americans

and that was something that we celebrated and I think for you know at least for me that's something that I would still like when you look at who the most successful immigrant groups are in this country I don't like it's never going to bother me and I understand the point moratorium if the point is that you have a lot of stuff

that you have to figure out there's a lot of stuff that has to be done but I love I still love the idea and I think a lot of Americans still love the idea of the success story. What they don't like is the way that language has been used to abuse them, at least the ones who have caught on, where what used to be clearly defined as an illegal alien became a legal immigrant, which became immigrant, which is, all the language has just flowed through to the point where now when people complain about these things, they don't

even know what they're talking about because every time that you bring this up, they're like, so you just hate immigrants. It's like, no, the word illegal there matters. It was undocumented immigrant for like five to ten years and it's just been softened so much that when you see the propaganda, whether it's from celebrities who never have to deal with these crises, they don't even know what you're talking about because you're trying to be specific and they tell you that being specific is a problem. Yeah, I mean, we've just been soft on immigration for a very long time and the thing is, is like the INA, the Immigration Nationality Act, the United States, it's just right for exploitation, it's been exploited. And I think we're at a point now where

it's like we need to reform everything, our visa system, or a green card system. everything and we just need to you know stop with the immigration for a bit to fix everything because this says and then the other problem too is like people don't come here right to assimilate they come here to bring their bullshit culture in here they don't want to assimilate they want to bring all their weird third world stuff with them and this is a problem right it used to be people come here and they assimilate they don't do that anymore well you're earning that's right that's what I was trying to agree actually I mean to a degree but past waves of immigration massively reshaped our country. And so it's funny, I hear these lefties going, well, you know, your ancestors

came here. It's like, hold on. You're constantly complaining that a bunch of Catholics were able to make abortion illegal in the United States. That's because of Irish immigration, bro. Yeah, yeah. That didn't just fall from the sky. We, a bunch of, and not just Irish, but Polish and Italian, a lot of Catholic immigrants came in at the turn of the century. And I'm very glad about that. But as it turns out, I don't want anyone from any part in the world coming to our country to spread any random ideology and one more thing they'll bring up the Italians it's like yeah can you imagine if the Italians came to the United States and didn't totally assimilate and they started doing this thing in America where they had like feuding families that broke the law and killed each

other and they like had an empire in the desert and they made hundreds of millions of dollars and started affecting politics it got involved in the assassination of a president can you imagine can you imagine these immigrants being up to stuff and and the other thing too I think America needs to just understand is like if we don't fix this we're going to be like Canada and Canada you go to Toronto you think you're in India bro it's like what's going on I thought Brampton

was India but yeah like it's like if you want to lose your country then cool like let's just let more people in and be super woke and be like Canada and the UK like there is a lot of weaponized empathy in this country there's a lot of suicidal I was going to say I would call suicidal no the politicians

use weaponized empathy on you and that has instinctually given a lot of people a certain level of suicide. I'll give you another example. Like when I was on the southwest border, right? I was in Laredo. I've been in McAllen. I've been an Lpa. Like all these different places on the southwest border. You don't feel like you're in America. No one speaks English. You go into the bathroom there. Like in Mexico, they don't have like plumbing. So like everyone takes their like wipes their ass and puts it in the little waste basket. They don't flush it. Like all the waste baskets are filled like shit thing. But but that's an example

of what I mean where people come to the country even though they're in America. They forget, oh, I'm in America. They don't learn the language. They don't assimilate. They bring their stupid customs with them. So that's an example of what I mean. where like if we continue with this in this trajectory, this will not look like America anymore. And if you don't believe me, you want to get a taste of what it's like. Go to the Southwest Texas or Southern California.

And you'll see. People don't speak English if you feel like you're in Mexico, dude. And this is so funny to kind of go back to like the soft conservatives, they'll acknowledge, oh, all of those people coming from California are going to come to my state and then they're going to completely change the culture and make it liberal. But then they're like, well, as long as the immigrant comes here legally, it's fine. It's like the guy from California came there legally too, but you recognize that someone coming from a different place

with different values isn't good for you and your family. Yeah, yeah. And in measured numbers, again, in principle, it can be great, but like in practice, especially with it's happened right now, no, it's not working. And before long, bad bunnies doing the Super Bowl for you. Dude.

Yeah, and learning Spanish. And he's a fucking Puerto Rican. That's the thing that kills me. He's like, bro, you're an American. Like, you have our passport. You speak English, dummy? Like, you need to speak English. And it's like, this is what I'm trying to say.

Like, this is the gall that people have. right like where it's like no you're going to learn my language whatever it's like no dude like we need to go back to telling people like dude okay we need to bring racism back where i i hate to say we're still on the main show so i'll chill but we need to bring racism back it is before the lady who like she did the national anthem for i don't remember what event it was and she did it in spanish and said i felt like i needed to i said if you were an american and you went to spain and did that you know their national anthem anthem in english how would they feel about that would they have a right to do so?

They're going to tell you, yes, they do. Borat already did this. Remember when Borat went and sang the national anthem of Kazakhstan in English to the tune of Star-Spangled Banner and everyone started booing him? Yeah, that sucks. That's what you're doing. You're Borat, lady. You're boo! You suck.

Well, that's why I would argue it's not that we need to bring racism back. There's so many things that have been called racism that aren't. Like wanting someone to speak your language, that's not racist. That's an informal instinct. Speak English if you're in the United States. Dude, you'll hear about people in the United States. It's like, this poor man, he was deported after 20 years and he didn't speak English. I'm like, he's here for 20 years and he didn't speak English?

How does that happen? It's like an immersion program at six months. Where was he? Yeah, that's crazy. Mormon missionaries learn how to speak a new language in like three weeks, dude. Crazy, man. Yeah, and they're out here pounding the pavement with their weird little helmets on. So you can learn English immigrants.

Maybe it's a thinking cap, and that's why they're able to do it. You know what? You consider? I had not. Dude, they're little bikes. I love my Mormon friends. I think I this yeah I obviously I disagree with Mormons on a number of theological issues but like everyone on the left who rips on Mormons it's like I know you're ripping on them

for like the things I share in common with them right oh there yeah Mormons suck they're so dorky how they love their kids and have both their parents and don't do drugs and don't drink and don't do drugs and don't drink and go to school yeah and have girlfriends and then get married to them normal style and have careers and enjoy themselves and have motorcycles you know how lame that is you know it's funny they should be mentally ill like me I'm on five medications, and I don't, my penis doesn't work anymore. It's cool. My wife says if you see a big happy family and they're like kind of messy, they're Catholic,

and if you see a big happy family and they're like put together, they're Mormon. That's pretty fair. That's pretty fair. And if you see a big happy family and they're all walking behind dad, that's Muslim. There you go. We keep our women in check. That's the one thing we do right. Yeah, yeah.

No rights for you guys. All right. Kamala Harris, talking, she's spitting, she's spitting, facts. Kamala Harris. I lost young men to the manosphere. Myron. Oh, yeah. Tell us what happened here. She wrote in her book, basically, that she lost her election. She blames me and Andrew Tate. But my thing is like, dude, you never had the young men in the first place. You were already

caught. It's so funny. I mean, I appreciate the compliment. I appreciate I'll take it. But like, you never had them in the first place, man. That would be like, The idea that, like, Kamala had the, the Manosphere lockdown and then you'd get him along with fresh and fit and she lost all of them. Like, me and Andrews came in a start calling women bimboes and we just took all the men. Like, no, dude, the reality is like Democrats and the left in general has been ostracizing and shitting on men for too long. Like, if you look at even the biggest left-wing political commentators, like, they're just not cool and they're corny and they're like too politically correct. It's like, does anyone here want to hang out with us on Piker? Like, no, dude.

Like, let's be honest. He's not cool. dog, bro. You know, like, yeah, it's dog, no. So, like, these are the type of guys, like, if you say something like, oh, yeah, that's lame, or, like, if you use a slur, we're on YouTube. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. What's going to happen?

Oh, you can't say those. It's problematic. Dude, get out of here. We don't want to hang out. Like, guys, the thing with men, right, with men, you have to be authentic, right? If you want to sell to men, they have to like and trust you. Like, with women, you can scam all day and be a fraud. It doesn't matter, right?

Dr. Oz and Oprah or whatever, who cares. it's easy to settle women because they're stupid, right? Let's just be honest, they're stupid. But with men, it's way harder. It's way harder to sell. You guys don't agree? No, I agree. I think women need male leadership.

I'm with you. I certainly agree women need male leadership. I don't think they're stupid. Oh, yeah, I don't know. But I think that, you know, everyone can be stupid. Yeah, well, my wife is very intelligent, therefore I will use my anecdotal evidence. Yeah, so my wife's not a woman. She's my wife.

See, like, I'm not saying every woman is stupid. But the majority is. And if they don't got a guy, then they're definitely cooked. Like, they need male leadership, is what I'm trying to say. I agree. They need male leadership. They're like children, bro. Like, that's what they are.

So, like, the reality is, like, what, is that offensive? Well, anyway. Yeah, they're like kids. It's just funny to say out loud. Either way, like, yeah, I don't think, yeah. So coming back to that, so it's easy to sell to women because women are more impressionable, their followers, they're communitarian by nature. This is why all the ads are written for women in a way.

They market to women. with men, you have to be authentic. So if guys can't identify or like they don't feel like they can share a beer with you, they're not going to like you. That's just how it is. And this is what the left has been doing a really shitty job with, because look at all the top left-wing political commentators. Could you think you're going to sit and have a beer with Harry Sisson?

No. With a son-piker? No. Like, none of them are cool. That would have actually done her better if she was like looking to change people's mind wouldn't be to say that she lost the male vote to you, but to say that I lost the male vote to our horrible influencers that don't actually represent anything that men actually...

That's totally fair, man. I want to mention, it is true. Obviously, when they're marketing towards... So much of it is just dumping all over men. And it's like, of course, men aren't going to follow you. And they try to do this white guy for Harris thing. Oh, yeah, years ago, man. It was horrible.

Like, that should show you that. The guy sitting on the back of the truck who's never sat on the back of a truck before. No, no, that was the white guys for Harris for. He's talking about Gillette. Oh, so Gillette released this really stupid commercial years ago. where the guy stops the guy you know talking about toxic masculinity

and the reason why I always use as commercial is because that's a great barometer of where we are in society. A men's razor company is ostracizing their client base to appease to an opposite gender that doesn't really buy their razors that's the equivalent to like could you imagine if like Victoria's here came out of the commercial like hey

stop being stupid bitches make sandwiches again could you imagine what would happen to Victoria Secret if they literally came out of the commercial like start making sandwiches for men start fucking listening to them you're stupid you're bimbos Like, their sales would tank because we never tell women the truth. But like with men, we could shit on them all day. And they thought it was a good idea.

Thankfully, people boycott and they lost money. But that just goes to show the barometer where we appeal so much to women that even male companies cuck for females. Well, and part of the problem is that men are not standing up and being leaders, unfortunately. There's a great priest who mentioned this about the Garden of Eden in Genesis. And he's like, why was Adam letting his wife talk to a snake? Yeah. And that's what these advertisers are. That's what these political leaders are.

are serpents, dude, and you have to be in the middle of that. You have to protect your family from these kinds of people and these kinds of things. And then you mentioned about like male authenticity and being able to grab a beer, dude, I totally agree. And obviously when you're like when you're with the guys too and like women and children aren't present and they can't hear, you just say way more offensive stuff than you do. If you know you're within ear shot of women or you know you're with an ear shot of children. Women change the temperature of the room. One million percent. That's also why it's important to just have like spaces that are male only, and we don't even have that anymore.

No. Like, the moment you start allowing women in a certain male-only spaces, men are no longer interested in doing it because they can't just have a conversation without, like, worrying, am I going to say the wrong thing in front of a woman, or am I going to, like, say something that's crazy and offensive and against her dignity or whatever it is? Like, am I going to say, like, a cussword in front of the lady? Where it's like, when you're just with the dudes, you can speak much more freely, but we don't have that anymore. It's also the thing where you can make fun of men, and so these people on the left think, like, oh, I can attack. men because I attack women. I attack white women and they're with it. White women are

weirdly delusional where you could be like white people are evil. You did this to us. You got to help. Blah, blah, blah. You don't deserve things. You got to change. And then a white girl will hear that and be like, but not me. You like me. I'm one of the good ones. And she'll really put herself like, nope, you're not talking about me. But as a man, as a man when they're go, white people are evil or they say men or shit. Like young men are the worst. Whatever, whatever, whatever. And you're as a man, you're sitting there going, I think she's talking about me. I think I'm the one. And I'll say this too, because like, you know, during the 2024 campaign, like me and Andrew were both like endorsing Trump. And I know people are going to say, oh, well, you know, Trump is

owned by them boys, which I agree. He is to a degree. And I don't like what he's doing with Israel and stuff. But I still think that he was a way better decision that Kamala, because let me tell you this, at least we're able to, we have more free speech now. Censorship on social media platforms has definitely went back compared to what it was under the Biden era. we got emir he's actually you know doing what he's supposed to do with immigration um he at least tried to talk to pooh and even though we'll see what happens with that whole conflict um so i do think he's a way better choice and quite frankly dude i'm not voting for a female president i don't think women should ever have power i don't even think women should have the right to vote if we need to repeal the 19th amendment because if we didn't i'll say this if we had to rely on the female vote kamala harris would be in office right now well yeah every time because women are single issue voters like that like this is that and that's a big problem i think vote i think voting it should be something you earn not a it should shouldn't just be something you have.

And since they're not in selective service? Possibly, I know that that's originally what we did. We went men who own property. I don't think that we should gate keep it that way. I think that you can own property or maybe service. We'll get a little starship through person going. So it's like, so women don't have to go into selective service. So like I look at it.

Let's just be honest here. Not only do they not have to enroll in selective service, when they are in the military, they make it worse. They suck as cops. When I was an agent, I never put women ever in the entry team. They're always on parole of any unit. You've got to make it retard proof for them. Like, if you're in a military unit, dude, I'd be pissed if I'm in an infantry unit

and there's a woman, and she's got to drag me to safety. Like, they make everything weaker and worse. Foreign militaries that employ female soldiers like the YPG and courtesy and they just do all women units. So whatever happens, happens. And they find that it raises morale across the board significantly. They should never be in with men.

and I don't think they should be ever in combat roles. It should be support or role, if anything, and they shouldn't be patrolled. If they're going to be cops, they shouldn't be in patrol. Because here's the thing, no guy wants to be partnered up with a female, dude, let's be honest here.

You know if you're getting a shootout or something like that. How many cop videos are we're going to see here? Where the woman doesn't know what she's doing, she can't get the guy into control. The motivator to fight in a war, too, like the motivator to fight in war is like, we've got to protect our women and children. So if there are women on the front lines with you doing.

We get them out here with us. Like, what's the point. I got a friend who said this. He's like, any country that sends its women to fight in wars deserves to lose. Yeah. It's just a complete failure to understand the sexes. And you're right. It's funny, I knew a woman who was in the military, but at one point she was like, yeah, I don't

think women should do this. I was like, really? And she made the point you made. She's like, I can't drag a guy in gear out of combat. And she's like, that's why I'm not going to meet a combat role. And I like, and people gave Pete Hexeth a whole problem about this, like, you know, one state, look, if we're going to put one standard and a woman can do it, great. But let's be honest, 99% of women are going to fail.

I think that's a good thing as it keeps them out and honestly yeah we need to protect women and children because they're the more vulnerable class of people so yeah I would even take it a step further on that one part

even if you have a woman who meets that standards I do not think she should be in a combat role I just think it's wrong I mean isn't the from what I've heard is that like if you are in if men and women are in combat together that if a woman gets hurt the man's instinct that's a big reason that's a big reason why they did not allow them in infantry

for a very long time was literally because of that they would compromise the unit to like because, you know, it's just an inherent protection thing, right? Yeah. So, like, you can't override that. It's also, like, horrific for morale to, like, in an infantry unit, you can't even let the funniest guy do things that could get him hurt. You have to protect certain people.

When you have a point of, you're, like, managing people trying to keep, because Napoleon said morale is to a man as three is to one. Morale is the most important thing. So when you have women degrading morale and making it difficult and then one of them gets hurt, that's going to affect you deeply. To watch a woman scream for her mother while she dies and her guts are hanging out and you're there, like

yeah, to see your friend do that is one thing, like, hey, we're warriors, you signed up for this. There's no part of my brain that goes, that woman signed up for this. And here's no part of me that can accept it. Female POWs puts the nation in a horrible position because now, yeah, they could exactly get great. They already assault

you as a man when you get captured. Exactly. What they're going to do to you as a woman is going to be wild. Here's the other ugly thing. Now that puts your government at a higher risk to negotiate with to get them back because of from a propaganda standpoint. Yeah, he already experienced that. This speaks to everyone will say like, oh, this is a horrible misogynistic thing. But the whole point is because we love women and don't want them to be POWs.

And it's not that we don't care about the men, but like you said. Yeah, yeah. With a man, you go, this is part of like the nature of a man. Men are supposed to be warriors and protectors and, you know, cartoonists. Yeah, yeah. But I was imagining earlier about the male-only spaces thing. and how men can speak more freely when they're just with the guys, they don't have to worry about, like, the dignity of the woman in the room

and protecting that, and they can just have conversations without, like, is this a word I can't say on a woman or whatever? What about when you're in the military fighting in a battle, dude? You can't be thinking about that when you're fighting in a war. That's insane. And here's another thing, too. Like, there's no one that's talked to more females than I have. I've talked to almost 4,000 girls on my show.

And there's, like, it's insane the amount of information I've been able to collect. And one of the biggest things I've been able to, you know, figure out about females, regardless of their battles, background, their race, their education level, their upbringing, et cetera, right? That might influence a little bit, but one of the things that's incredible is they have this inability to understand generalizations. Like if I say something that's objectively true generally, they'll say, well, that doesn't apply to me, right? And I get it because women are naturally narcissistic and solstic because they're the more vulnerable sex. They have to protect themselves because they carry the next

lineage of a human being. They have to be more selfish. This is the truth, right? It is what it is. I think like the human being isn't selfish. Like that's my body given up for you. Yeah, yeah. But the point I'm trying to make is like they have an inability to, um, to understand concepts that are abstract, especially when it comes to generality. So if I say something, they'll say, well, that doesn't apply to me. And I'm like, well, yeah, it might not, or maybe you're the exception to the rule,

but they'll make an argument for the exception to the rule. That is, but that's, but then another important thing as well is they have a big issue with the way information is conveyed. So in other words, if I say, yeah, you're fucking retarded. Guys won't really get mad about that. But if you say that's a woman, she'll get mad because she won't like the way that you said it. So for them, the way you convey information is more important than the content of the information. I will agree.

I think everything you're saying is real right now. It's just uncomfortable, you know, obviously. But when you, when you, the way you say something is so much more important than what you say. I know because for women, yeah. As a dude, especially if you're being sketchy, you can say mean things in a nice way. And a girl will be like, oh my gosh, you're the best. And you're like, what? how are you not noticing what I'm like that's crazy yeah like with and that's another thing too

why like you know when men communicate we're more concerned with the content of the information and the validity and most importantly here's another big thing that they don't understand with a man if a guy talks down to you but he's better than you in a way we understand meritocracy we understand hierarchies women don't understand this I agree with that part if a guy walks into a room and he's a multimillionary successful and he talks down to the guys in there everyone's going to shut the fuck up and listen because they're like this guy's better me. We all understand like hierarchy. Women do not understand this. And I've, it's amazing to me that, you know, I've had to talk to thousands of girls to figure this out. But they don't get this.

They look at it like, well, everyone's equal, communitarian, right? Egalitarianism, right? And this is why they can't govern. I don't think this should be in positions of power because they don't understand this. Oh, you know what? All of us get a dollar versus Tom did the best job. He gets $10. You know, Tim did the second best. He gets $7. They don't understand meritocracy. Dude, it's incredible. And this is why they can't be in positions of power. Simply put. And I know that sounds fucked up, but yeah, women are stupid. I don't agree that. I wouldn't say that women are stupid.

I would say that there are major differences between men and women. And I will say the odds of a random woman being plucked off the street and being a better leader than a random man feels intuitively wrong to me. And possibly. And even women prefer to be governed by men. Like, if you ask a woman, would you prefer a male boss or a female boss? Nine out of ten times? I prefer a male boss. That's true.

Yeah. In the age of the internet now that the idea of like the anecdotal evidence has become more and more common where you say something that is generally true and somebody says well but this and I see that all the time now from everyone like we were pointing out earlier we were talking about like when when somebody you know dies and the first thing that goes is what they sound like the first thing you forget is what the person sound like and I saw like multiple people say like that's not true because when my you know my mom died or my uncle died like I still remember what they sound like I'm like that's not what I'm saying I'm saying that the from what I read from studies that the first thing that generally people but I don't even know if that's necessarily just women just in this day and age people are becoming more and more narcissistic and their only frame of reference when they're holding you know when they're talking to you is their own life experience it's actually something that I try to point out on this show is like you talk a lot in theory you talk a lot it be you know because we're talking about large scale concepts and abstracts but most people these days you lose them because anecdotal evidence is so powerful for a lot of people it's like you know when you talk about immigration. Well, we need to do this because this is happening and it's affecting our job market. It's affecting all of these things. But I know a guy who lives next door to me

and it was horrendous to see that happen. As society becomes more narcissistic, that argument is going to happen more to everyone. Here's a difference. We can tell a guy you're wrong and have a discussion about it or say that they're dumb, right? And like men will be far more logically sound

listening to the two people argue, we're too scared to tell women are dumb because we want to have sex with them. That's the problem. No one tells women they're dumb. They don't handle criticism well. No, not at all. Because they never get criticized.

I think personally, women are wired to submit to one person. And that's the person they marry. And so they're purposefully wired to be obstinate towards all other people. Other women? No, I'm the queen of my house. Other men? No, I have a husband. That's where a woman thrives in her femininity.

So her obstinates, her rudeness, her inability to listen. her inability to be elated. Those are all great things when ordered towards the thing that she's the best at. That's right. Yeah. That's very true. And you mentioned women like thriving in the house. That's very true. And a lot of what we're talking about with like a difficulty with hierarchy you're wanting to even things out. That's actually great when you're raising children. Like when you're dealing with children below a certain age, it's understandable why that instinct is there. And then it's supposed to be balanced out by the father who goes like, no, he did mess up and he can face consequences, right? There's this great line from C.S. Lewis. He says, a man has to protect

his wife from the world, and he also has to protect the world from his wife, basically. She is always going to want to push for her child, which is beautiful, but like when the child is wrong, they should be able to face some consequences. We've got a whole generation of people who are raised by these overbearing mothers who always went to bat for them even when they did something wrong, and the father was in the back, see, like, oh, yes, dear. Or not there. And then the kid ends up growing up to being a monster, or he's not there. He's in the front seat of his car and he's across the country. Statistically speaking, this is why single fathers do better than single mothers actually

because, like, this is how important it is to, like, discipline your kid. Yeah, you might not have the whole, like, oh, I wasn't loved that much, but like, you'll be tougher. You'll, you know, understand that there's consequences. Like, because the real, I've always said, like, a good dad keeps a daughter off the shirt pole and their son out of jail, like, versus, like, your mom, right? Like, we know single mother households, like, lead to, you know, the biggest fuckups in society.

So, a lot of people will bring up like, oh, discipline. My mom hit me a lot. Hitting you or yelling at you. you or trying to keep you from doing things isn't discipline. Especially when you've reached teenage years. Discipline is a skill that you cultivate through being taught by someone else. Yeah. But anyway, with this whole thing with Kamala Harris, like my job was, yeah, my job was just to

make sure that we don't have a president, a female president. I really don't think women should vote or be in positions of power in the United States at all. Do we have an American Eagle scream sound bite? We can throw up over that real quick. You know, I just, you know, look, and I want to be. clear about this. Are there women out there that are competent enough to hold positions of power that their logically sound side of their brain will override their emotional side? Of course.

But it's not enough to justify opening the doors for them to come in. I don't think they should vote or have any of that stuff. And I do think that they should be focusing on family, having children, domestic stuff, making delicious sandwiches and not pursuing school and education and work. Because that's feminism, I would argue, has been the catalyst for so many of the societal problems we have now. I don't even know if I necessarily agree with you but I do think that in general most people aren't cut out for politics like when you're talking about these

types of stories like okay we agree on immigration are you going to be the one who says go and pull this person out of their house in front of their neighbors to get them out of the country for the good of everybody else here and most people aren't wired to do that

type of action like I think a lot of it is because we've turned politics into a spectator sport where everybody's sharing their theory back and forth about how things should be. But most people, it's why very few people are cut out to be a CEO. They are not cut out to remove entire divisions of a brand

to keep the company afloat. They're not cut out to look at people as pieces on a chessboard because that's how most people aren't wired. But there is a certain type of person that is. Now, if that falls specifically more common than not in men than women than yes, but most of the time these days,

I would argue that most of us are not cut out for that type of leadership. Well, the sad thing about society is, like, most people aren't cut out for, like, things every adult was capable of doing 100 years ago. Like, with the voting thing, my thing is women don't have skin in the game, so they shouldn't vote. Because of, they're not in select the service. They're not a sleight of service. They're never going to have to go die. Like, I think they, like, with men, we can have a discussion of, okay, maybe they should have a civics test.

Maybe they should have some type of other experience, whatever. But with, like, women, it's like, they're not even in the game because they don't have, I find it absolutely ludicrous that they can vote to put the, you know, to put the commander in chief who runs the military. with no skin in the game. That's insane to me. I mean, what do you mean? I was told by Hillary Clinton that women are the true victims of war. Was that before, after she called Bill after not talking to him for years and demanded he bombed the Balkans.

She is evil. Anyway, women are the real victims of war? That's why I love it. That's why I love it so much. That's why I ruined Libya. I'm the queen. Yeah. And created one of the largest slavery markets in the modern world. I'm Hillary Clinton. we saw he died. It's like, okay, just cool, Hillary, way sweet. Yeah, I mean, I just bring up this right here, the wide ideology gap that's open between

the men and women. People have talked about this before. Tim has talked about this a lot, but you can see how big the gap has grown in almost every country across the world. Dude, South Korea is awesome. Yeah, dude, the men in South Korea are going sick of mode, dude. Where the K-pop guys are coming? I can't see the chart. So what is this? Because I can't know. Yeah, let me see if I can zoom it a little here. That's about as good as I can Okay, so there's like their ideology gap? Like, if you think about the right being down and the left being up in this situation, liberal and conservative, do you see the men in South Korea are going pretty hard to the right

and the women are kind of, you know, a pretty chill plus 30, it looks like here. But the scale is all the same. So you can definitely tell that the men in South Korea are. You know, everyone talks about men being radicalized. It's like men are like way close. And every single chart, except for South Korea. I don't know, maybe they're all talking about South Korea. It looks like everywhere else, men are not the ones who have been radical.

Yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah. I mean, I just wanted to bring that up here. I guess we can go to Super Chats now. It is super. Oh, wait, before we go, Jimmy Kimmel, his show is bad. I just want to say we don't like Jimmy Kimmel. I just, as a comic, I want to bring up that Jimmy Kimmel, who I don't think should have had his show taken away, but it wasn't.

So he did, what did we say earlier? He's like the version of a cop that does a bad shoot and get some time off. So viewership crashes after his week of ratings boom. Who could have seen that coming? Who could have known? Here's my plan. Jimmy, I know you watch this show. So what you need to do to get your show to be more popular,

what you're going to do is you're going to do blackface how you used to. Okay? You're going to go on there, and that's not all. You're going to make jokes about Charlie in blackface. You can do that now because of Whoopi Goldberg said that everybody should put on brown face at the Super Bowl. He's uncancellable. Jimmy is a free speech warrior, and he needs to show us all. what free speech really looks like

by throwing on black face and disrespecting Charlie's memory live on television. Dude, remember him back in the days of like The Man Show? Remember how like Eddie that was? Yeah, well, it's like all the gloves are on now. He's like putting all the pillows on himself

and patting himself and making sure he does everything the right way. It's so weird. You know, this is, you know, I think this symbolizes. We discussed this a little bit earlier, but I truly do think like mainstream television is just done.

It's cooked. Like from a media perspective, from a comedian perspective, from like a, you know, movie perspective, like, and I think the 2024 election cycle kind of proved that. You look at like Kamala Harris's route where she went and, you know, got endorsements from people like Beyonce and Taylor Swift, you know, LeBron James, all like your traditional A-list celebrities versus Trump went the route of influencers and streamers and, you know, leveraging social media. And he beat her in a landslide. And hell, even Kamala mentioned like, oh, yeah, I didn't have the Manosphere, even though she never had it anyway. But I think this goes to show that the media landscape is changing. Like, you know, you got, like Timcast, right? You guys are doing views just as much as like CNN, right?

I think it. Like a lot of these independent media groups are starting to overtake mainstream media, which is good because, you know, if we don't have alternative media, we end up like in early 2000s where we're supporting a war for no reason because all they were doing is saying, oh, they hate us because they're our freedom. They hate us is our freedom. And we had nothing else to listen to. Like, I don't think people understand that like the media really played into the Iraq war.

significantly. But now, Trump was double, was like, you know, thinking twice before bombing Iran. You're like, you could see. He was like really strategizing because the base was like, dude, what are you doing? We said no war, no new wars. And alternative media, people that like had supported him and endorsed them were like, no wars, no wars, even Charlie Kirk. So he had to kind of go about it in a more methodical and strategic manner, which is good. So I think alternative media keeps politicians honest. It gives the people a voice. And then also, you know, it weeds out, you know, stooge is like this guy. And quite frankly, no, one watches late night shows anymore bro it's not david letterman and j leno era i mean even even whether

it's mainstream or alternative media it's more about being authentic because like i heard you guys mentioning it earlier she did call her daddy and it didn't matter they rebuilt a set because they're in they're not capable of actually being authentic and sharing it would have been better to do that podcast freestyle just in the white house or whatever like in act like you're being normal don't rebuild it don't you mentioned a good point like she not only did she do that podcast, but it's like, dude, the people that are watching this podcast would have voted for you anyway. Right. Like dumb bimboes. They're going to vote for you. Yeah, yeah. I could kill a baby. Let's do it. Right. I'm a whore. Like, but like, no dude from the man, like, no dude who

watches you is like, and I got to see what the guys we effed girls are up to or whatever. Like, what? You got to go on adversarial shows to like try to, like, this is why I like doing debates and like going on. This is why I left this or idiots. Like, I don't know why they don't like these liberal political commentators. Like, they should be doing. right-wing shows all the time because you get exposed to a whole other audience and here's the thing, like what conservatives that I've realized, if you're able to make

good arguments and stand on your points, even if you have a different ideology, people will respect you on this side. Yeah, well, it really will. But this thing is, none of them can make good arguments. That's why they're not doing it. That's why they lose. That's why you lose. That's why you lose. They were all, they were all, they were going to Kamala's Rumble channel and like chatting in with their questions and then you came along and she like lost their hand.

I'm losing my mind thinking about her going on your show. but not like as the main guest She's just one of the girls Like you're like Introduce yourself and she's like My name's Cherry I'm a stripper from Georgia And then you're like

And you are you single What do you do for a living And she's like My name's Kamala Harris And she's all nervous On the podcast Sandwich between two whores or whatever That would be funny

Dude that would be crazy But it's just like You know Like she didn't want to do Rogan I think that was a huge L Right Oh yeah dude it was idiot But she knew she was gonna get torn

She went on Rogan Because he would just ask her basic Yeah, literally. Like so, can you explain that? Is Russia a bigger country next to Ukraine, a smaller country? Because people forget that like Trump had a couple blunders on Rogan too. Like he asked them about the JFK files. He totally, oh yeah, I've Mike Pompeo, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And it's like, oh god, that was an L. And he wasn't killing the debates this year. Like the, he has really, like he- No, dude, his cats and dogs thing is what sent him viral. Like he did, like the debate was like, yeah. I agree, man. It was not his strongest performance at all. You could tell it was not 2016 Trump.

And there are people who are just like they are the disaffected liberals and the ones who are looking for any reason to vote the other way because they're sick of being called a Nazi for not for not having insane policies on immigration. And they're just waiting for somebody to have like if we're not like careful, Federman is going to be president just by asking basic questions and being able to form a sentence. He will end up being president one day because he called communist people. like a couple years ago. I was like, you know what, I'm going back to the Democrats now. Yeah. I don't like communists and Republicans are like, oh my gosh, that's somewhat normal. Like he's a closet Republican.

And Republicans and conservatives are always looking to engage with arguments and be convinced because they do actually want to have their points challenged. And it's actually a testament to just how bad the platform is over on the left. That they're like, you know what, Kamala Harris lost, what should we do? Let's hire Olivia Giuliana to win the men back. Yeah, it's, yeah, that was a, yeah, that's the fat girl, right? That's a fat chick, yeah, that was a huge out. This is the thing is, like, I act, this part of me thinks that the reason she was put there

is because there were, like, really nasty women there who didn't like her and were trying to make her hurt. I actually think that it's, like, that pathological. Yeah, I was confused. I was like, imagine how she feels. That was a good idea. Trying to compete with, like, the conservative girls we have. Because not only do we have, like, legit, like, trad wives, but we also have, like,

mega bimboes in bikinis and maga hats. It's like, so you've got this girl out there with gigantic boobs firing off a flamethrower in Texas while riding a four-wheeler and a MAGA hat. And you're like, this is crazy. And then you're like, and what do the liberals have for the men? And it's like a slightly overweight woman who's going to lecture you on your masculinity. Yeah. That's crazy. Like no way, yeah.

Yeah, I'll take the giant cans and the flamethrower, please. Did you guys ever see the white dude for Harris commercial? There were multiple. Not the one with the guys in the truck who's like, I as the manliest man, you know, love her. The one where they're at the ballot box? There was one where it was like this commercial and the music playing in it was like it was like the kind of women, the music

you'd hear in like a feminine product commercial. It was like that. It was like this supposed to appeal to men? It was dude. Not only that like, again, it comes back to like with men we have to like, no and trust you. You look at the top guys, Kyle Kalinsky, loser, Hassan Piker, loser, Harry Sisson, loser,

Dean Withers, loser. Like you don't aspire to be like these guys, right? But you look at Andrew Tate, womanizing, driving around and Ferraris and all the other stuff. Now, I know some people might say, well, that's D.Jet. That's what men want. That's what they want. Or someone like me who tells women to their face, they're stupid, or goes to the gym, whatever.

Like, guys want to, if we're going to watch, you want to be able to identify with you to some degree, we need to be able to respect you to take you seriously. No one is respecting Harry Sisson, bro. I'm sorry. No one's taking Dean with her seriously. These guys are like, and here's other thing to a Harry Sisson that got exposed. Remember when he was like, DM and girls, like, trying to get laid and shit? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And like, they, like, cancel them for that? Yeah, because he was deeming.

I can't associate with this. He was hymning three girls at once and they didn't know about each other and they thought that he was exclusive with each of them. Yes. And they made a big scandal and like people stopped talking to him.

He got canceled for that? Are you getting canceled by the left for womanizing? He let it happen. Yeah. So like that's just so pussy. Like none of us like respect that. That's lame.

Yeah. Like they write articles about Hassan Piker and they're like, well he works out but other than that we like him. Right. It is funny. Oh yeah. He's a little maggot.

He's a little maggots. He's not coated because he doesn't like just act like a slob. What do they say a lib brain and a maga body? Yeah, like that's a bad thing. Is that what a maga body? And that's the problem. Like, like anything that comes off is bigoted or fitness oriented or womanizing. Anything is like, oh, we can't associate with this.

And this is why they're never going to get the men because we can't be honest with you. We can't be candid with you. Like there's certain people like, there's certain words. If someone won't say to my presence, I'm like, dude, I can't trust you. You can't drop the N bomb, the F bomb, K bomb. can't say it right now, we're on YouTube. You guys know what I'm saying. If people don't say these terms, I can't trust you, bro. You're, something's off here. So, yeah. And that's what these leftist guys, they can't say it because they, oh, that's problematic. Authenticity speaks

to masculinity immediately, just the same way that empathy speaks to femininity. And that's like the two competing things we got going, right? So obviously, like, is Catholics, I disagree with Andrew Tate and what he's doing and all the womanizing. But it's important, remember that that's part of why Catholic guys have to stand up and talk about this stuff, frankly. because if you don't, then those are going to be the only guys talking about it. Right.

And it's also easy to, I do see what is, because Andrew lives in authentic life to himself. Like he is doing exactly what he wants to do, the way he wants to do it, and he's taking, he's like taking control.

Well, here's the other thing too, guys. Let me, let me, because me and him have this exact same worldview when it comes to women. Now, I get you guys are Catholic and you guys are religious, and I respect that.

But the problem is religion, unfortunately, it will not assist you with finding a woman in today's day and age because women have changed so much. Now, with that said, obviously you come home a frame, you understand what you're doing, et cetera, you might find a girl. But what I'm saying is that the days where we had shame, religion, a father figure, the family, the church, the community, all of these what I call social guardrails that kept women in place, they're gone. So it's very difficult for men who are very religious, who are virgins who want to get married and, you know, you lose their Virginia on their wedding night, it's very difficult to navigate that now as a man

in 2025 versus 1955. Well, the beauty of marriage and God's plan for the sexes is it keeps both sexes in line because one of the things that happens is literally in every society throughout history, the most dangerous demographic are always unmarried young men. Sure, yeah. When a young man gets married, he actually orientes his thinking towards a more female timetable, and when she gets married, she orientes her thinking towards what her husband is saying about the world around her.

the sexes complement each other beautifully. I think we need to be working to restore that and promoting marriage and promoting going to church to get people back. I agree. But the problem is that feminism has come in and completely derailed that. So what has to happen now? Because I agree with you. It is incredibly difficult. This is the new

normal, unfortunately. Even in church, you meet girls and they're run through. Yeah. But you know what? We're run through too. So as Catholics, in our own community, you just have to suck it up and say I forgive you, I love you. We're going to raise kids who are going to do it right. we didn't get to do it right

they will so there's a certain part of me as a man who has to sort of be like you know what I wasn't good either our generation was bad let's just move it though I think it's very dangerous though for a man to wife up a girl that has a promiscuous past I don't think

women can be reformed like men can when it comes to if there were three or fours in the past I don't think she's going to be a good wife for you do you have like a hard limit do you have like a thing you would tell a young man who's like, I love her, but I think now, again, there's always nuance. There's always girls that will be the exception to the rule. But I would argue, like,

if a girl did sex work, or she was an only fan chick, or she did something where she was selling her sexuality or something like that, right? And she decides, oh, well, yeah, now I'm going to go ahead and get married. Out of 100 of these girls, 95 of them are going to probably regress back to being 304s. Maybe five will actually change and stay that way. But do you want to take that risk? But the way the family core system is, where you can lose half? your money you can lose your children you can lose your house like it's a huge gamble for men no for sure well there's a lot to consider too i mean obviously it's a prudential judgment someone can choose to marry someone in that position but there's also the factor of like do i want my kids to see

that there's another one yeah yeah so i agree with i'm with you there my whole point is just to say it's like no one is technically off limits in that sense you can make your own decision at the end of the day but you also got to balance that against like you said like well what's my past what have i done right and and figure out if you're equally yoked as a couple of couple too. Yeah. All right, guys, I think we should move on. Sorry, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's move. All good. But a lot of people have tapped in and want to say some stuff here. Yeah, yeah, let's get these

super chat. Yeah, same. Basically, we do is just read the name of the title, ignore the value and just read the ones that highlight here for you. Oh, okay. Let's start right, all right. Uh, Jacob Howley, I think that's how Hawley, Howley, breaking from New York Times. The Oregon National Guard has ordered their troops to stand down, and the

adjutant general has ordered all guard troops to refuse orders from President Trump and the federal branch they said they will defend Antifa protesters insurrection. What in the way? Is that real? If you're the National Guard,

how are you taking orders from the state instead of the federal government? That's interesting to me. Because technically like they're... I know that their state... The governor's supposed to say, yeah. It's just interesting that you're as a soldier you would kind of be like, who am I listening to that now? Like, what are in a weird

But, yeah, that's technically done to the Army. So, yeah. Dang, all right. Let's get this next one in. This Dan Vicious was just watching Shane on Pites with Aquinas. Hey, oh, that's awesome. Thank you, man. Appreciate you.

Let's see. Cabbage rolls. Sometimes when you read names, you're like, I'm going to read this. Am I reading a negative thing right now? Am I reading some kind of dog whistle? No. For real, that's what I was reading it, and I was like, you start reading it too fast. You get halfway through, you're like, oh, crap.

Up, up, up, yep, Ken. Whose birthday did I just, did I just say? Is it real that, Kevin Hutz says, is it real that runs Hamas just a money extraction operation? Is it Israel that? Oh, I was like, is it real? Oh, Israel, yeah, yeah. Israel runs Hamas, just a money extraction operation. Yeah, I don't think so.

They did support them. Yeah, in the same way that the United States made ISIS, where it's not like they're in control of them or something like that, but they armed rebels. They thought this is the one thing I actually do know about the region, is they did arm rebels because they didn't think, or not armed them, they promoted them because they thought they would be easier to dismiss

than the secular ones who were opposing their region. And not just that, also because the fight between Palestinian authority, create more division so that they don't come together between West Bank and Gaza and... Interesting. Yeah, that was another reason, too, he supported them. I didn't know that. Dirty Curdy.

Hey, Shane, Mountain Dew Guy. Hello from Salt Lake City Community College Rugby Club. Whoa! Did you play with me? Shane played there with me. Yeah, let's go. Very cool to see you. I played rugby, everyone.

I was not good. Rugby rules, good. I was an African guy, I have to say. That's cool, yeah. That is pretty fun. How about this guy right here? Myron just walked out of the room, so we had one for Myron here,

so we have to... You could probably save it until he's back. Slide on for another one here. Let's see with this one right here. ZTG 525. Who knows what that means? I align with Tim on 99% politically. The GOP needs to learn the importance of optics.

The basic liberals around me are being radicalized by immigration videos and are dumb. Yeah, like SB 323 in South Carolina. I generally agree with that sentiment, but the argument you're going to hear back from most of the conservatives is that they've been failing the optics war for decades, and no matter how much they hit the brakes, they're going to make those videos anyways. They could do anything. They could enforce any law,

and they're going to be called a Nazi and a fascist anyways. Yeah. I generally agree, though. Like, I think that there is, like, when you saw what they did with Theo Vaughn, putting him in that video, right. It was horrible optics.

You put a target on his back that didn't need to be there. He was one of the instrumental faces to help get you elected. And for a lot of people who, like me, who would consider themselves, more moderate like whether it's you know we had a whole discussion tonight about immigration what needs to be done but the optics matter and you're going to lose a lot of people in the age of social media because it's just too easy to make those videos every time you see the the clip

of the guy of the ice agent macing the person you're never going to see the whole clip you're never going to see that guy agitate him you're never going to see them come at them aggressively the only thing you're going to see is the is the mace and that's how those videos get made that's right out of the playbook for any radical progressive activists. That photo going viral right now of an ice agent pointing a gun at someone in traffic or something, but it's a paintball gun.

It's his pepper ball. So they're like, it's loaded. It's not long till these maniacs kill people. I'm always like skeptical whenever they show you used to force with cops because they never show you everything. Also, the photo of pointing a gun at someone could be you flagging them as you move it. It's a paintball gun.

The other thing two people should always like, if people don't believe me, look at police activity. that YouTube channel and you'll see the BS that cops deal with where they're trying to de-escalate all the time trust me guys cops don't want to get into shootings dude it's like the worst thing ever because now you're under investigation

you can go to jail you can get indicted even if it's a clean shoot you can have a you know a DA so you know we're going to indict them anyway like no one wants to get into a shooting man trust me like you know obviously you get a couple crazies out there that do want to do it but 99% of cops never want to get into shooting

so when they're shooting that gun trust me they probably ran out of options and the other thing too is like when it comes use of force and people need to understand this. You're never operating on 2020 hindsight. You're operating at what was known to at the time when you took the shot. So if you see someone and they pull out what looks like a gun, it could be a toy gun. It doesn't matter if, you know, it was a toy gun and you didn't know that at the time

and you shot them. That's going to be a clean shoot. But a lot of people I've noticed like don't understand use of force and how it operates and self-defense law. Yeah, they'll say shoot him in the leg. Yeah, stupid shit like that one's right. Well, this is also why body cam footage. like destroyed BLM.

I have a bit about it. Because we started actually seeing what was happening. I literally have a bit about how the police squat, like the channel, the police video channel, everyone's like, we gotta start shooting more people. Yeah, yeah. In the world. Yeah, dude, like, watch that channel.

It'll red pill you on so many people. Like, it'll red pill you, like, you're like, oh, wow, like, this is what cops deal with. Because, like, you see, you just see them shoot a lot of times. But when you look at the body cam, and you see from the beginning to end the shit they do? I, I readpilled my in-laws and my other side of my brother's family. Yeah, dude.

You just show them the videos and they're like... I give you the perfect example. Remember like a month ago, some fucking guy took a TikTok where the cop was smashing his window and you pulled them out? Well, if you look at the police activity, the channel, what he did was

the guy walked up, asked him several times to step out the car, he wouldn't get out and he closed the door and the windows weren't hit. He can't see inside, right? So he told him a million times hey, get out, get out, get out. He didn't.

That's when he turned his video on and you see him smashing. But this is an important thing because it's like, people never see the full context of this stuff. Is that the one where the one where the woman was in the car, screaming at a...

Not that one. I saw another one where there's like a woman screaming and have a baby and it seems horrible, but then you read the article and it's like they tried arresting this guy and he got into a police chase with a baby in the car in blue red lights and then refusing to.

So he just endangered this baby's life several times but they start recording as soon as the police try to do something to stop him. It's pure propaganda, dude. And this is like the left, anytime anyone commits any guy, like some kid can hit an old lady in the head with a brick.

And it's like, well, were the socio-economic factors. I mean, it's just like, but then a cop shoot someone who was trying to stab him, and they're like, he just did that for no reason. Yeah. He did that because he's racist. Ridiculous, dude. Let's get some super chats.

Free mind thy free. Trump a week or two ago sent a lot of aircraft and tankers to Europe and Middle East. Now this peace plan, I feel deception coming that will be big. This person says, tattoos on face insanely ignorant, knows nothing about Middle East. Send this guy to live in Pakistan. a year. See how he feels then. Hey, brother, I lived in the Middle East for a while. So I'd be knowing. Um, let's see what else we got here. Marcus M. Seamus should hide a spoon in the background of each episode of his cartoon would make for a good Easter egg for those in the know.

Thank you, Marcus. If you guys, if you contribute to the crowdfunding campaign at Twisted Plots for a full-length animated show, you can make all those suggestions that you want. Let's go. Code Monkey. Shane, your testimony is why my wife and I joined the Catholic Church. It's your... Oh, God bless you. Let's go. Okay, a million dollar...

Oh, never mind. Impact for eternity. It should never be considered anti-blank to point out the truth about what they've done and continue doing to destroy America. Oh. And it's national security. The truth is the truth despite our feelings. Deport the dual citizen blanks in our government.

Yeah, dude, I don't know who you're talking about, but it sounds like we've got to do something about it. It is crazy that you can hold dual citizenship. It is, it's wild. Yeah, you shouldn't be able to do that. You got to give one up. VB, million dollar idea. We can start a site for the lefty called Manifesto Builder. Then the FBI can just raid the customers.

You're describing blue sky. Yeah, it's just blue sky stuff. It's pretty just manifesto. Yeah, dude. It's pretty unhinged. Um, let's see what else? Robert Cola, Navy vet here. One of my sailors was injured in a motorcycle crash.

If anyone can help, the family is set up a GoFundMe. Roy's motorcycle accident over on GoFundMe. Thank you. Oh, man. I hope your sailor is all right. Dr. Doctor, Seamus looks more like a Persian rug salesman than an Irish Catholic spoon thief, to be honest. Dude, depending what the lighting is here, people have told me I look too pal. People have told me I look blue.

I mean, I'm all colors of the rainbow over here. You got a little avatar skin. thing going on? That's right. The lighting in here is crazy. People are like, why don't you wear your glasses on the show? I'm like, bro, I get a migraine if I leave my glasses on at the lights in here. Lilamie Briggs, Lilamian.

I don't know. I probably did it wrong. I'm sorry, girl. As a female veteran, I wholeheartedly agree that women should never be in a combat role. As a mother of a male service member, I don't want his life threatened by trying to protect a female service member. And here's the thing. I've never

met a woman who is serving or who served and got out that is like yeah women should do yeah yeah every single one of them was like I'm a maniac for doing that yeah I didn't even go to combat that was insane why was I in that situation and like there's a lot of hard charging badass chicks for sure but like no not in combat when you're a lot of these things like war like war is a punishment from God I don't know and it's again generally men who are sent to fight it I don't know why you'd want to sign up for a man's punishment like women get plenty of other punishments of their own I don't I don't know why you're trying to have both.

They also don't realize you're also, as a man who has been in the military, I don't want to go to war because there are freaks who like it. I don't like that. Like, it's hard, it's wet, it's cold, it's hot, it's dry. It's every bad thing it is all at once. It's the worst thing you could ever do. It's the most boring, scary thing you could ever do in your life. It's both those things at once.

It's crazy. And there are dudes who live for that. They eat that shit for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They are about it, and they are coming for you. And it's like, I don't want to be in that situation as a six-foot-one man, let alone as like a five-foot-four girl. Now I want Rambo coming after me. The reality is what I've noticed is like with women, like they don't want to do these things. They just want to be able to do them.

Right. That's really what it comes down to. They don't even vote or do any of this crap. They just want to be able to say that they can. Yeah. Well, we should just tell them. Yeah. That's why I said I'm getting into your kitchen

You vote there All right From huddy daddy Of course this one Yo Myron Lord Geotron Called your show back in March Should I say that name right

Geotron I knew there was a reason I was so thankful to you And Fresh for promoting Conservative values Salute brother Appreciate that man Yo dude

Look at all the positivity This is great I got a lot of haters too For those of you who don't know I used to have a show where I was doing leftist politics and it was pretty popular and people were like evil. Like our live chats would be mean. People wouldn't be nice. Like it's like so funny to be in here and there are people, you know, there's people say of funny, mean stuff or whatever.

But there's a lot of like really genuinely nice messages in here. I'm like, wow, how much more pleasant are these people? When you were on Culture War and Mary came back and she was like, oh, I was talking to Shane. And, like, she told me, like, who you were. And I'm like, didn't that, because you skate? I was like, didn't he used to be, like, a communist comedian? Yeah, yeah, full on. Member of the National Rifle Association and the whole deal.

Yeah, yeah. Jesus fixed me. So that's pretty cool. Is that what, like, made you, religion is what, like, red-pilled you on, like, the left being bullshit? Once I realized that God was real, then it was like, oh, man, what else am I wrong about? And then I started to, like, sort of dive in and really, really go in on it. Instead of doing the like, well, all the hot girls and all my friends say it's nice to let people do whatever they want.

So I should let people do whatever they want or I'm evil. And then you realize, no, being evil is letting people do whatever they want. Yeah. It's not hurting you. Why do you care? Fungus, among us, is Shane Smith still a fan of Antifa and does he still reject that it's an organization? I kind of miss his comedy. Well, I tour all the times.

You can just come see me. I still do comedy. I actually just filmed a special. I do not support Antifa. I used to say that they're, because they are like, they do that thing that people do where it's an amorphous organization with no top-down leadership. Yeah, exactly. And so when you have no leadership, it just kind of is a concept, but that concept is bad.

Well, that also protects them from prosecution too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're like, okay, yeah, but you can buy merch. If I can buy merch, it's an organization. I'm sorry. They have a logo. Hi, let's see. Person O'Kizo, Ose, or I don't know, I can't read it on my glasses.

Hey, Shane, I just saw your stand-up live in Atlanta. Amazing Set. Everyone goes check out Shane's special. This just feels like I'm an asshole for reading this. Best material I've seen all year is a huge spokesperson for Australia. Timcast crew, go see one battle after another. You'll hate it. I mean, Paul Thomas Anderson is also just...

Dude, gadget ratchet. I do not mean to be that guy, but raised by a single mother, never been to jail, be considered an average Joe who's about to start a business. However, Myron is correct. Well, most, most average Joe's these days were raised by single moms and are normal. So, I mean, that's not necessarily the problem. But if one at every 10 kids from a broken home ends up bad and you make 50 million more broken homes in a generation than before, what's the math on that? You just added millions of broken young men to society despite the fact that a hundred million worked out. So you can't have that.

That is bad. Families are important. Do not get divorced, no matter what happens. Wars is bad. Divorce is bad. If you're going to get married, go the whole way. If you're not going to get married, don't. It's that easy.

But this one right here, if you want to, let's see, Kudagan, if you want to talk immigration fraud, U.S. CIS reviewed immigration cases in Minneapolis where a certain community is. Somalians. And immediately said 44% were fraudulent. Yep. Yo. I'm telling you, dude, we are getting destroyed in immigration in so many different ways. Is that the call to prayer place?

Yes. Yes. I mean, that's part of it's Deerborn. But Michigan is like the... They play in Minneapolis and they play the Dan five times in Minneapolis and in Deerborn. Okay. I thought that they were adding spot. Which is nuts, by the way.

I know a lot of Muslims get mad at me for saying that, but I don't think major cities should be playing to identify five times a day. Yeah, yeah. I don't think that's... I think we got all those. Okay, this is a... Let's see.

Which one have we not read? Yeah, it's hard. I'm looking through all this. Just trying to find ones that are appropriate, guys. The rest are all just, like, calling us slurs. Dude, people will pay, like, $2 to say the wildest stuff, dude. What do you do for a living that? You don't care about that $2?

Am I, like, weird? Albert Fish was the worst serial killer in history. He killed an eight over 100 children. That guy was a real jerk. I don't... Russian guy? Who's the Russian guy? No, Albert Fish is the werewolf of wisteria or whatever.

I don't think he killed 100 kids. I do know that he put needles in his grundle. And when they arrested him, they were like, why do you have a bunch of needles in your gooch? And he's like, because I like it. And that's pretty weird. This is, like, where you go, like, when you get, like, black killed on politics as I just start

like rewatching things about domestic terrorism and serial killers and I'm like ah the 90s. Yeah you had some of the movie and all that. Dude, just start saying okay well hold on Linux charms Shane so surprised to see you on Timcast

for the second time actually. Followed your comedy for years and recent spiritual journey. You're awesome. Keep it going. Thank you. Just start saying expensive Palestine so the juice box country won't want it anymore. Okay.

All right. Well, I guess I don't get to work at freaking turning point anymore, you guys. I've read too many of these now. I'm all for different opinions, but with the lack of pushback, it's sounding like Hamas cast or with the host giving such an impassionate opinion that admits he's not educated on the subject. What do you, like, what do you want for me as far as education? I'm not a college-educated person.

You're saying it's Hamas-cast? Yeah, Hamas-Kast. You could tell, that's probably like some Zionists. Like, if you're critical of Israel, they immediately say, Oh, you're Hamas. That's such like a low-I-Q argument. Hey, I'm actually pro-nobody. The Vatican should control Israel.

So that's where I'm at. Claim the Holy Land that I'm on board with. Yeah, dude. Well, they hate you guys because you guys got their minors and stuff. Right, dude. Yeah. Hey, listen. They're pissed about that one.

Emperor Titus refused to wreath because there's no honor in defeating a people who have been abandoned by their god so the roman who defeated israel and destroyed their last temple he didn't receive his wreath which is the that his triumph the most the most important military uh accolade of world history he refused to accept it like their beef is with you guys yeah yeah wait like the rome beef is like bs like that's been since like the 1900s yeah yeah the real beef is with the catholic church yeah for sure a panel of absolute legends today Thank you, Hyena 73. Did I read this already?

Love you all, even Seamus, despite the cutlery kleptomania. Brett, please end by saying, Left Lane is for crime. I can do that for Philson, I can do that. You stole cutlery? What is happening? It's just an ugly false accusation Tim came up with that I stole spoons from him, but you guys know me, you know I would never do that. You know I would never do something like, you know me.

I know, it's insane. It's insane. I was like crashing. I was doing the podcast for a while, and I was crashing at his place. They had like a separate little room in the basement and he's like, yeah, he started making all these, he's like, there's an Irishman who lives under my house and steals my spoons. I was like, what do you? You sound insane. He's like a crazy person. So you guys know me, you know I wouldn't do that. You know I would never do that. All right, everyone. Thank you for joining us so much. Smash that sub button. Smash that like. We're in the membership group because we're going to get into raw stuff. Right. We're about to go raw. Now I can like say the things I really want to say. Dude. It's time. You guys better. I've been holding it in for two hours. It's time to get wild. You guys need to join Tim's membership program.

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