Timcast IRL - Trump VOIDED Pardons Of Fauci & Biden Family, Dems WILL Face Justice w/Eleazar Perez
Episode Date: March 18, 2025Tim, Phil, Raymond, & Elaad are joined by Eleazar Perez to discuss Trump voiding Joe Biden's pardons amid 'auto pen' scandal, Trump ending Secret Service protection for Hunter & Ashley Biden, Trump ad...ministration deporting over 200 gang members to El Salvador, and Democrat approval collapsing. Hosts: Tim @Timcast (everywhere) Phil @PhilThatRemains (X) Raymond @raymondgstanley (X) Elaad @elaadeliahu (X) Serge @SergeDotCom (everywhere) Guest: Eleazar Perez @Officialeleazarperez (YouTube) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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In the wee hours of the morning, Donald Trump declared that Joe Biden's pardons of Fauci,
Milley, the J6 committee and his family are all hereby voided, vacated, saying that because
Joe Biden used an auto pen, we actually don't know that Joe Biden signed these things.
And so if that's the case, it's not official, not official.
Now there are legal challenges.
But with Dan Bongino now officially as of today joining the FBI,
questions over whether or not there's actually going to be moves made against the J6 committee,
J6 committee, possibly Anthony Fauci, we shall see.
Now the big news has been going on all day, has to do with over the weekend,
Donald Trump, his administration deported a bunch of Tren de Aragua.
And as the plane was in midair, a district court
judge ordered the plane to turn around and bring those people back. I kid you not. Democrats are
actually arguing that a lower court, an inferior court judge has equal powers to the president.
That is when the president is engaged in international relations
right now with El Salvador, a judge can overwrite the agreement between a president and a foreign
country because that judge is saying Trump's got to bring back the the alleged criminals.
Now, it's crazy. There was a court case and the judge was apparently furious.
I can't believe that a judge actually tried making that argument. We'll talk about that.
Then a bunch of other news, massive swattings. I think we got five more swattings targeting
prominent individuals. And then the polls from CNN and NBC News. My friends, would you be surprised
at all if I told you the Democratic Party's polling is at the lowest it's ever been? No,
you're not surprised at all. OK, well, we also that one coming in NBC.
I don't know. I'm sorry. It was CNN's poll over which Democrat embodies Democratic values the most. Guess who won? Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with a whopping 10 percent. That's it. I say
the Democratic Democratic Party is absolutely crushed, despite the fact that Trump's approval
rating in the NBC poll was still down four points. the nation's view of whether or not we are on the right track is the highest it's been in 20 years.
So Milianopolis' cat, Troy, has gone missing.
And I would be remiss if I did not put out this message so that y'all who actually care and want to save this cat.
It's the Silver Lake area.
This is in the Los Angeles area.
I've pinned this tweet to my
profile. The reward is now up to $25,000. No questions asked. Just bring the kitty, Troy,
back to Milo. There's more information on X, Milo, at N-E-R-O. Tweeted this out. And then
I'm pinned on my profile. I have also offered $10,000 to the reward, upping it to now $25,000.
Politics have nothing to do with a lost kitty, my friends. Let's help find this cat. Y'all know that we went through it pretty
rough with Mr. Bocas, and a lot of people super chatted us saying they'd spend any amount of money
to save the life of their friend who was sick or scared or otherwise. And I am sad to hear that
Milo is going through this, and hopefully someone in the Los Angeles area may actually spot this cat.
And maybe by blasting it out here on Timcast IRL, someone may get word of it.
And just maybe, just maybe, you might find this cat and find yourself $25,000 richer for having saved this cat's life.
I hope that really does help.
Shout out, Milo.
Wish you the best.
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tonight to talk about this and so much more is Eleazar Perez. Hi, thanks for having me. My name's
Eleazar Perez. I engage in what I call street debates. So I go into liberal planets or cities,
states, whatever you want to call it, and I destroy their worldviews face-to-face.
It gets confrontational. It gets aggressive. It gets
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or find me on YouTube, Eliezer Perez.
And I guess right now everybody is raving about how
you owned Sam Seder. I did indeed.
You owned him. He's my slave. Everybody's asking me
about it because they know that Sam won't shut up about
me, and I'm like, I've seen some clips clips but it's like i i really don't pay attention to
that yeah but i i heard it was good i heard he couldn't answer any basic philosophical questions
and i've been there i've been there so well i think the the camera actually didn't do it justice
because when i was in the room with him and he was locked in there with me uh the amount that
he stuttered and the amount like the fear i saw in his face face to face they kind of zoomed out
whenever that happened uh and he like really froze up he froze up multiple times but i guess they helped
him like edit it to make it yeah to make it look not as bad it was good for him yeah yeah yeah
all right all right well you know him you love him elad is here hey everybody how's it going my
name is elad eliahu i am the white house correspondent here at timcast it's nice to see
you again tim you were you were just at the white House. I was at the White House today for the first time at the White House press briefing room.
Thanks to the company here and hard work over at the Trump administration.
Caroline Leavitt, the press secretary for Trump, is phenomenal and doing a great job over there and holding a tight ship and doing an excellent job.
And I look forward to covering to be covering more of her press briefings moving forward.
Mr. Stanley Jr.
Hey, guys, it's Redmond G. Stanley Jr.
I am the local blue collar here.
I'm also a common sense of revolutionary.
Phil.
Hello, everybody.
My name is Phil Labonte.
I'm the lead singer of the heavy metal band All That Remains.
I'm an anti-communist and a counter-revolutionary.
Let's go.
Here's a story from ABC News.
Trump claims Biden's pardon for January 6th committee are void.
Legal experts disagree.
Oh, do they really?
I love this subheader.
He alleged without evidence they are invalid because because signed by Autopen.
I just want to just real quick, like what?
What?
ABC News.
He alleged without evidence that they're invalid because signed by Autopen.
So there's no evidence to that.
It was signed with Autopen.
What are you talking about?
That's a fact that the question is whether or not it should be legal or not, not whether
or not it's true.
We know it's true.
These people are nuts.
They have to insert this thing everywhere they go because they're insane.
All right.
Anyway, in a late night social media post, Trump claimed without evidence, President
Joe Biden used an auto pen to sign the pardons.
And so we consider them hereby declared void, vacant and of no further force or effect.
Trump, who made the made retribution against his perceived political enemies, a focal point of his campaign.
He did not actually said the committee members should fully understand that they're subject to investigation at the highest level,
despite no findings of wrongdoing. There's not been an investigation of wrongdoing.
Well, ABC, you are really gargling vomit.
I hope it Alexandra Hutzler.
She's just you know, it's funny is like I don't understand why these people are bashing
their faces on the table to defend Joe Biden.
Like, what about this woman who wrote this is just like, I love Joe and like is going
to write an article this way.
Anyway, despite his claims, legal experts
told ABC News that Trump does not have the power to overturn Biden's actions. Indeed, he does not.
The question is, did Biden take those actions? Not whether or not Trump can overturn them.
A president's clemency power is vested in Article two of the Constitution and is broad and virtually
unlimited, said Jeffrey Crouch. Indeed, I agree. Its few restrictions include that it can only
apply to federal offenses and can't interfere with the impeachment powers of Congress.
In 1929, a memo by the Solicitor General to the Attorney General on pardons held that neither the Constitution nor any statutes prescribes the method by which executive clemency shall be exercised or evidenced.
It is wholly a matter of the president to decide as a practical question, blah, blah, blah.
You see, this is what they're doing.
This is what the media does.
The question is not, does Donald Trump have the power to overturn a pardon? The question is, auto pen is actually how they're signed,
and apparently that is the case,
if that is the case,
then there's no reason to be confident
that it was actually the president signing them.
And if it's not the president,
then anything that, or at least,
if it's not the president,
or the president directing them to do that,
then it's completely reasonable to say,
look, this wasn't the president doing it. This was one of the staffers. And there's no reason
to believe that Joe Biden even knew about it because Joe Biden was clearly, you know,
cognitively impaired. I think what you said there at the end is kind of what the most important part,
because there are so many questions surrounding whether or not Joe Biden was senile, especially
towards the end.
I mean, if they're willing to swap this guy out, who really knows what were happening with these pardons at the end of the day when some of his staffers were just using auto pens?
So, yeah, who knows who actually directed any of these?
Well, we're assuming he was at least involved with the Hunter Biden pardon.
But towards the end there, if he wasn't good enough to kind of be the democrats candidate was he good enough to be was he in his right mind enough to be signing off on these or
telling other people to sign off on them with a copy or of his signature there's no reason to say
that it's impossible that jill biden was doing it i think it was jill biden for the family stuff
i think jill did it you know i think joe is sitting there going yeah i think there
needs to be an investigation to how competent joe biden is and all of the people who are in
congress who are and senate who are willing to kind of just gloss over this fact the fact that
they were willing again the democrats were willing to slip this guy out swap this guy out so late
into the game for kamala harris a really poor candidate really speaks to how compromised joe
biden was mentally and there are a lot of people in congress many elected officials who are willing
to ride this ship for whatever reason to cover for joe biden in an attempt to grab power so
i think there's something to be said about the people who allowed the presidency to continue
with the guy who wasn't really there there's something to say also about Kamala Harris not invoking the 25th Amendment.
Yeah.
Right?
I mean, I'm not sure.
I don't know if that's illegal or not.
I don't know if there's, I mean, it's her duty,
but I don't know if not invoking the 25th Amendment
is breaking a law.
Well, she didn't invoke the 25th
because then whoever she chose as her VP
would invoke the 25th on her.
That might be the problem with the 25th.
Wasn't that Sunday?
Sunday, all the pundits for the left were like, Joe, he's sharp as a tack.
That Sunday, that morning off, he's so smart, he knows what's going on.
But then by the end of the day, this weird, mysterious tweet comes out.
Now you've got Tapper who wrote a book being like, I can't believe they covered this up.
Just like the New York Times put out that story.
We were lied to about the covid origins.
Like, no, no, no, no.
You guys were lying to yourselves.
You're nuts.
Moreover, I just listened to an interview with Chuck Schumer where he still said, like, no, every time I saw Joe Biden, he was very well put together and everything seemed fine until the debate.
So apparently we're supposed to believe that everything was la-di-da and great.
And Joe Biden was completely competent and coherent just until the debate. So apparently we're supposed to believe that everything was la-di-da and great and Joe Biden was completely competent and coherent just until the debate.
And that was the first time anybody's ever seen Joe Biden in that state, which is ridiculous.
And, again, people like Chuck Schumer.
I don't know how he has the gall to say that right now, the chutzpah, frankly, to say that.
I mean, I think that Chuck Schumer would say whatever he believes he has to say.
Chuck Schumer's on thin ice as it is.
You see, they're calling for AOC to primary him?
Yeah.
And I mean, look, it gives Republicans a chance in New York.
I mean, if AOC to run for Senate.
You think so?
If they win AOC, yes.
In the CNN poll, AOC's number one at 10% and Kamala Harris is number two at 9%,
which means the prospects for 2028 right now are Ocasio-Cortez Harris for the presidential ticket.
The best thing for Republicans
would be for AOC and these progressives to lead the party.
Frankly, the moderates like Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries
have a better shot against Republicans, I believe,
than people like AOC.
AOC is a proud socialist, as she would say.
Hakeem Jeffries doesn't call himself.
You're right about that, but I think that it's because the only people that are going to get significant donations from the large backers and from the people that actually keep PACs afloat are going to be people that don't want to take your property away so people like aoc the far left they will do they would push for policies
that would harm people that have money because they believe that it is wrong for there to be
billionaires the far left of the democrat party actually believes that every billionaire is a
policy error and they would expropriate their property given the opportunity that means they're
not going to get donations what i love is that um the rumors are vladimir putin is the wealthiest
man on the planet they say he's worth something yeah you never heard that i mean i've heard it
but i had a hundred billion i always thought that that it would be like the saudi royal family like
the king of saudi i think putin makes a lot of sense they argue that most of his wealth is hidden
by the russian government but that because of his control of the system, his wealth is estimated maybe near $700 billion.
Wow.
My point is, whether or not that's true, certainly heads of state have tremendous, massive power.
They sit here and they complain.
Donald Trump, what was the Krasinski tweet about?
Donald Trump's flying on Marine One to go play golf or something.
And they're like, that flight's going to cost $2 million. And I was like, so to all the liberals who are upset about the billionaires,
they want to consolidate all of that power and wealth within the government
and then have a president who has 500 times more power?
Is that your point?
They might argue, but at least they're accountable.
No, no, no.
We can sue anybody.
Everybody's accountable here.
There's no argument.
They're nuts.
Whatever.
In all fairness, the golfing is kind of worth it because Trump works hard and he needs to rest. We can sue anybody. Everybody's accountable here. There's no argument. They're nuts. Whatever.
In all fairness, the golfing is kind of worth it because Trump works hard and he needs to rest.
So take some of that stress off.
He's going to come back. He has been busy.
He deserves it.
Trump deserves it.
So it's a good.
Yeah, it's a good cost.
Did you guys see Trump was golfing while the Houthi while he ordered that Houthi strike?
And then like they showed him like a video of it as it's happening in his golf setup and he was just like oh yeah great all right next shot and did you see that
interview he did last year with um what's his Tim Tim Pool oh where he said he would not bomb Yemen
I did see that I'm glad he had a change of heart no but I I see I you know Dave Smith tweeted it
out and uh with all due respect to Dave is smart guy the circumstances are a bit different between now and then the bombing of american vessels and ships has changed the circumstances so
now it's getting it's getting a bit more intense i think 90 of world shipping was avoiding the red
sea as a result of huthi actions all it takes is for one of these ships to have damage to them
for any insurance company to just say f this this, I am not risking it at all.
If I understand correctly, there's already a lot of companies that have started going
around Africa.
And that doesn't get you out of the danger zone either, because if you go around Africa,
you still have to deal with the coast of Somalia.
So it makes sense that the United States will step in and say, all right, look, if you're
going to attack this shipping lane, the entire world uses the Red Sea and the...
Yes, but if you go around Africa,
you can always stop in Cape Town
for a traditional stop for a good drink.
Serge is shaking his head no.
And we had that big old...
That was expensive.
That big ship to get stuck in the Suez Canal
for a while there.
That was driven by a woman, though.
Was it really?
I don't know.
No.
Did you guys see Trump put out a truth on Truth Social
where he said a further attack by the Houthis
would be construed as an attack by Iran.
So this is liable to escalate quickly.
All right.
We might need to pull another Qasem Soleimani strike,
inshallah.
I do want to jump to the next story,
but I just want to stress for everybody watching,
one like equals how many years y'all want fauci in prison for oh so on youtube it's up to 3137 and on rumble it's up to uh 883 so uh you know every time you hit that like button you're
saying one more year fauci you know one more year let's get those likes up all right so uh here's
another story so not only did donald trump and the end the or declare the pardons for the Hunter.
I'm sorry for the Biden family void.
He is now ended secret service protections for Ashley and Hunter Biden.
Good.
Please be advised that effective immediately.
Hunter Biden will no longer receive secret service protection.
Likewise, Ashley Biden, who has 13 agents,
will be taken off the list. 13 agents. Jeez. Did Trump Jr. have them the last four years?
Did Eric have them the last four years? I really don't know. Well, so Mr. President has truthed.
He says Hunter Biden has had Secret Service protection for an extended period of time,
all paid for by the U.S. taxpayer. There are as many as 18 people on this detail,
which is ridiculous.
He's currently vacationing in, of all places, South Africa,
where the human rights of people has been strenuously questioned.
Because of this, South Africa has been taken off our list of countries
receiving economic and financial assistance.
Please be advised that effective immediately,
Hunter Biden will no longer receive Secret Service protection.
Likewise, Ashley Biden, who has 13 agents, will be taken off the list.
You know, i know that
the democrats are going to say this is trump getting retaliation against his political opponents
i just don't know why these people deserve de facto lifetime secret service so i'm not sure i
should care no and the left of the violent ones like we've we've been chill out the right we're
not nothing's been going on lately for the most part they're the ones who's going going crazy on
tesla and everything else in the world like they're the like aggressive folks do we see people swatting
ashley and hunter by exactly instantly as we're seeing it happen to i don't know every right-wing
commentator apparently um so well what you'll see from leftists is they don't actually hold any views
like they don't have any beliefs they just do the antithetical position of whatever the other
position believes in i'm not sam sater don't come merc me yeah but but that's that explains the whole biden administration donald trump was
president right the only thing they had was we are going to do the opposite like we will stop trump
they then they get in and they have nothing yeah they repealed like biden undid legitimately good
policies they were executive orders that donald trump had made but they were still good policies they were executive orders that donald trump had made but they were still good policies like the remain in mexico policy that was a good policy and he repealed it because it
was just the assumption was if donald trump did it we undo it and that means we're we're good which
is a terrible terrible way to to run a country there's a little bit something a little bit
ironic about this article too um it's it's backwards how we're kind of uh publicly
stating like oh yeah joe biden's kids they no longer have secret service agents protecting them
it's probably like the worst thing you'd want to have published if you were to lose your secret
service protection well trump straight up announced it in his formal you know social platform yeah not
not good for people who now lost social service protection.
They're fine.
They're super rich.
They can hire and afford private security.
I mean, Homeboy was selling patents for what?
Like half a million dollars?
Yep.
Bro, that means one painting and you got 24-hour security detail for the year.
You know, I read that the market for those paintings crashed.
That's right.
That's right.
You don't say.
Do you guys want to buy a...
I'm kidding.
I don't even...
I can't fund him.
His father's not in office anymore, and people don't want to pay that much money for those
paintings.
Now that Allad's got a White House press pass, he's got some paintings for sale, and the
prices just went up.
Dramatically.
Dramatically.
It's amazing.
Yeah.
So, you know, look, they say Donald Trump is getting revenge and stuff and things like
this.
It's weird that we have to protect the Biden family, that we have to pay for their protection.
Did the Democrats want to play the game of the Trump administration and all law enforcement are evil and fascistic and that they should also have armed men with guns surrounding Joe Biden's family?
I mean, wouldn't this be a relief to them?
I mean, I understand that it's normal for a president to continue getting Secret Service protection.
But I was unaware that families got Secret Service protection post their their tenure as president.
Yeah, I had no idea.
Is that normal?
I don't know.
I think Trump should should take away all the protective details. And what you know, let me tell you about good old Chicago.
The politicians were allowed to carry guns.
People weren't until the D.C. versus Heller ruling, which allowed people the right to keep in bare arms outside their homes.
So I grew up in the city where it was shocking how cops would arrest people for I'm talking about gangbangers.
They'd be like a dad who's scared because of all the crime.
He'd buy a gun. You can't do it. It's illegal in Illinois.
But the politicians were allowed to carry.
They make special rules for themselves the whole time. I don't I don't look, I get it.
Security can be crazy if you're if you're high profile. And these people certainly are.
But I say make them live like regular people. You want it. You want to enter the fray in the
way you did. You can live like everybody else. But I mean, would you say they entered the fray
or their parents did they did hunter biden
was working for his dad sure as far as ashley biden though actually well wasn't she also working
with the family i think she just had that diary stuff i don't know if she was to what extent she
was actively involved you're right she should have never had secret service protection from
the beginning from the get-go yeah so grock says that uh children of former presidents protection
is typically provided until they reach the age of 16, though this can be extended under certain circumstances.
So apparently, no adult children.
So they're just normally.
That's weird.
If there's a specific security concern or if the former president requests it, adult children might receive protection for a limited time after the presidency ends.
Historically, this has happened. Adult children like Chelsea Clinton and the Bush daughters received protection for a limited time after the presidency ends. Historically, this has happened.
Adult children like Chelsea Clinton and the Bush daughters receive protection for a period after their fathers left office, though it's not a lifetime guarantee unless specials are contained.
I think I just think I don't even know why we're even talking about the Secret Service.
They're not going to need Secret Service when they're in prison.
I don't know why Ashley Biden would go to prison, to be honest.
Did she do anything?
I don't think so.
Right.
That diary, the Democrats might arrest her for the stuff she wrote in that diary.
Because it exposed Joe?
I don't know.
I don't know.
Yeah.
Hunter.
Oh, he's got some potentialities there.
Hunter needs secret service to protect him from the police.
To protect him from himself.
No, because he doesn't have any firearms anymore.
They stripped him of the—he got in trouble because he had the firearm.
He did.
No, because wasn't it like his ex-wife threw it in a garbage can outside of a school?
She got rid of it for him, yeah.
He might need protection if he doesn't have the firearm.
But he lied on the form 4473.
I'm so disappointed with that.
I wanted him to win.
I wanted Hunter to win that one.
Because it would get the forms effectively abolished.
Do you know about this?
No.
When Hunter... So apparently he bought a gun and asked him if he was a drug user,
and he said no, and he lied because he is.
And then his lawyers argued, yes, but that day he had just quit.
And then a day later he started again.
You know what I'm saying?
And it's like, okay, so he was using drugs the whole time.
I wanted him to win that.
And conservatives were like, go to prison.
And I'm like, no, no, no, no.
He should appeal to the Supreme Court and win.
And he had it thrown out under the argument that it is self-incriminatory,
that the government is demanding you incriminate yourself in order to purchase a weapon.
You shouldn't have to do that.
That violates the Fifth Amendment, right?
Yes.
And it's also like in some states pot is legal, but federally it's still not legal.
So even if it's your state, it's illegal federally.
They ask because they ask about federal.
Well, sure.
But which is still terrible.
It shouldn't matter because the government can't make you self-incriminate.
Yeah.
And so right now, anybody who wants to buy a gun anywhere in the country has to fill out the next form where it asks you if you are actively committing crimes.
And then if you say yes, they say you can't buy a weapon.
That's a violation of my rights.
What if I jaywalk?
Well, that's not on the form.
I'm just saying.
It doesn't say have you ever committed a petty misdemeanor.
I think it doesn't even qualify as a misdemeanor.
Jaywalking is like a petty offense where it's like you're worse.
It's only punishable by fine.
Cop will write you a ticket for $30.
Don't jaywalk.
Unless you're in England.
Then they'll arrest you.
Yeah, and then the bobbies will run out and beat you getting trouble for having a knife in england
but i you know look the the idea that the biden family needs to have protection they're they're
not actually endangered there's not a lot of people that are after the biden's there there's
not a whole lot of reason for people to go after ashley or hunter biden the right is not intent on
attacking former you know former uh the family of former presidents um if this were someone on the
right yeah the the left has been extremely violent lately uh there's a lot of swattings that are
going on and a lot of the you know multiple attacks on donald
trump's life when he was running so it might make sense if if this were a a former republican
president but there's no serious threat to joe biden's or his family i don't think anybody cares
about the biden's anymore i would say that's old news yeah like even even the the the quote
unquote voiding of the pardons everyone's's saying Fauci. Nobody's talking about Hunter.
Yeah.
I mean, he's not.
Joe Biden isn't even influential anymore.
So, like, maybe someone could have made an argument after President Obama left because he was still influential.
Right.
I wouldn't say now.
But for a few years after he had young daughters and he was still very influential.
He's Joe Biden.
Everyone knows that he's kind of not there.
Everyone knows that Hunter's, you know, kind of a mess.
If he's got money, he's probably going to blow it on nefarious things.
But it's not going to be something where he's going to have an impact, you know yeah nationally or internationally they're just kind
of a a non-issue so i don't i don't see why it's anything other than oh trump bad i just think it's
i think it's related to the pardons i think the intention is trump is going to go after
i mean there's a reason biden pardoned these people hold on i'm sorry there's a reason Biden pardoned these people. Hold on. I'm sorry. There's a reason why an intern masquerading as Joe Biden pardoned these people.
Yeah, guys. And I think this is opening the door to I think.
Look, man, I've been saying a lot. Cash Patel is a moderate guy.
He's not he never came on these shows and said, I'm going to I'm going to go after these people.
He was saying, no, we just need crimes to be dealt with.
We need the FBI to do their job, be law enforcement.
Even when it came to the issue of Julian Assange, he was not just going to come out and pander to us.
He outright said, I'm not so sure we could pardon him for this, that, or reason.
And even Luke was like, I don't know about that guy.
And I'm like, no, I respect it.
I respect that Cash is willing to say, here's what I actually think about it.
I'm not going to just lie to you because you want to hear something, and then that's not going to happen.
Dan Bongino, on the other hand, is the other hand.
And he is the guy who looks straight at the camera and points his finger saying, we're coming for you.
You criminals.
You corrupt, deep state cronies.
And I think Cash is going to be like the administrative powerhouse but dan's going to
be the tip of the spear i think dan might actually start going after some more uh higher profile
individuals i think dan's more likely to prioritize the terrorism the far left all of these things
that we have been complaining about on the ground that he's been talking about on his show you know
it's right there top of mind yeah i mean i would love i would love to see
significant changes uh come from the the department of justice i'd like to see them
actually you know go after some crimes from the left so they kind of do the same thing as what
they do with racism right so racism only exists in the mind so like it doesn't actually exist
just the the belief that it exists so that's what liberals do is is uh racism
exists uh nazi the salute from elon so they do the same thing with this is it's a bunch of fear
mongering because they don't have any arguments nor do they have a basis for truth so if you look
at liberals they don't have an actual objective reason why they up should uphold the truth right
so they're just pragmatists so whatever works well they don't they don't have an objective reason for
any principle they claim right ideology they claim despite like i i agree with, they don't have an objective reason for any principle they claim or ideology they claim.
I agree with you.
They don't have any.
That's why it changes every other day and makes no sense.
Right.
And then they're just contrarian.
So they don't actually hold those beliefs.
That's just whatever they do, we do the opposite.
What do we – what's the word for that?
What?
Polemicist?
No, that's not the right word.
No, that's a...
Yeah, that's just like a debate.
Contrarian?
I'm thinking of contrarian, yeah.
Yeah, I suppose it probably gets to the best.
I can't think of the word I'm thinking of
where it's like...
Like a philosophical?
Yeah.
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be great. But let's jump to this next story from the Postmillennial. Trump administration
deports 238 Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador in prison despite judge's order.
Quote, the administration did not refuse to comply with the court order,
said White House Press Secretary Carolyn Leavitt.
All right, I'm going to give you the quick version so we can jump into the hot debate here.
Donald Trump is going to deport Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador.
He's negotiated a deal with with Nayib Bukele over in El Salvador.
I think the deal is like was a twenty thousand dollars per year per person or something like this.
Whereas in the U.S. could be like 50 to 60K for imprisoning these guys or much more or more or more.
And so the general idea is they should be deported.
They're not citizens.
They're criminals.
Let's deport them.
But where do you send them?
If you send them home, they come right back.
El Salvador will take them in and hold them. This is fundamentally at its core, undoubtedly a foreign policy circumstance, negotiation
between two different presidents on dealing with international relations.
No question.
In this story, while the plane was in midair, a judge, a district court judge out of D.C.,
just like a city, low level, inferior court level,
said, turn the turn any planes around that are carrying people. And the DOJ was like, excuse me,
this is the president negotiating with foreign countries and coming to terms. A lower court
judge can't order the president to shut down foreign a foreign relation action. That's insane.
Well, this judge is adamant that he can yelling in court that his power is equitable to President
Trump's. This is the most insane thing I have ever heard. First and foremost, I hope you all
never forget the story that when Donald Trump and his administration says Trend Day Aragua,
who's been on the news all day,
taking over, you know, for the past year, taking over buildings,
we're going to just got to go.
We're getting rid of them.
We're sending, we're getting them out of the country.
Judge literally, ACLU, ACLU sue is saying, stop, don't, don't deport these people.
And a judge actually says, don't deport these people.
For the love of all that is holy.
Why do Democrats so desperately want these people in our country?
I, for the life of me, can't figure it out.
They're insane.
And also now trying to argue that they have authority over the president's foreign policy maneuvers relating to military decisions.
Insane. maneuvers relating to military decisions insane this this actually relates to something that
we've been talking about that i believe the administration is trying to do which is get
this in front of get issues like this whether it be this particular issue or something else
in front of the supreme court and have the supreme court you know rule does the administration does
the president have the authority to be the executive
or do all these others, the bureaucracies and judges and lower courts, do they have the
authority to stop the president? Most of these injunctions, they're mostly new.
FDR made massive changes via executive order and there were zero injunctions no judge in the
whole country stopped anything FDR did there were things that had to be stopped because I believe
that the Supreme Court said they were they were unconstitutional but there were no judges that
could just make an injunction from a specific area and say, the whole you can't this can't happen in the whole
country. This is it started in the 60s, if I understand correctly, and then it really took off
during the Obama administration. And that's not the way that our country is supposed to work.
The president is the only elected official that is elected by the whole body politic. The whole
country votes on the president.
Your representatives in Congress,
your representatives and your senators,
those are voted by your congressional districts
and by the states.
The only person that's voted by the whole country
is the president.
The president wins with a electoral majority
and the pure majority of votes.
He has a mandate from the american people
the american people have decided that they want what he was selling on the campaign trail and
these judges just stepping in and saying no you can't do this that is interfering with the will
of the american people this needs to go before the supreme court and it needs to be stopped
take a look at this we got a couple different threads that I want to read quickly through
because these are absolutely insane to read.
So the judge says,
these are questions I want answers for
and why you was.
How many planes departed the U.S. on Saturday
carrying anyone based on proclamation?
How many people in each category?
What foreign country or countries did they land in?
The time they took off and where?
The time you contend left U.S. airspace? What time they landed in each country? What time transferred into what countries? The judge asks plaintiff there are other questions to be asked. The DOJ points out oral order is not the injunction. And transcripts saying I would memorialize gave DOJ good faith basis to wait for written order.
Let me simplify. A judge saying something in court is not a formal enforceable order.
It has to be written, declared and put into the court record.
And the judge is angry. He's saying, I told you not to do this verbally. I gave you an oral order and they're like, that doesn't mean anything.
And they're right. OK, who you not to do this verbally. I gave you an oral order. And they're like, that doesn't mean anything.
And they're right.
Okay, who's going to do the work?
Let's say there's a guy and he's sitting in an airport and they're loading up Trend de Aragua and someone runs over and goes, wait, the judge told Jim, the judge told Jim who
told Rick, who told Bob, who told me, don't take off.
That guy's going to be like, okay, do you have any written proof?
No, it's his word. He's going to be like, okay, do you have any written proof? No,
it's his word. He's going to be like, okay, well, his word to who?
The lawyer. Okay. I'm not a lawyer. I'm a flight crew and we're taking off. We're supposed to
leave in 10 minutes. Goodbye. That's why it has to be in the court record. So they can be like,
here's the court order signed in the court record. There you go. This idea that you can just decree things is crazy.
I would argue this.
If the judge said you can't deport these people, even if three hours later they took off, I'd be like, that's legit.
Like, dude, these flights are scheduled.
These people are being deported.
And there is a time limit because the judge is taking it personally.
The judge is acting like he's the plaintiff in this case.
He wants these things done.
He wants Trump to do what he says to do.
And because Trump doesn't do it, he's taking it personally.
That's what's so insane about this story.
That's like going to someone's house and you don't have a warrant.
And you're like, well, you know what?
The judge said we can come in here, but I don't have a warrant.
We have any official documentation. But he said it.
Oral order.
We're coming in.
I got a quick question real quick.
A lot of leftists I've seen, Ms. Cabal, was saying, how do we know?
We haven't trusted government for a while now.
Now we're trying to trust the government because it's our guys.
How do we know each person getting deported is Trendy, a lot, or a lot?
And they're the right person to get deported
we're taking the word for it this is the only issue and i'm sorry but i'm not going to defend
democrats and i'm not going uh i'm not going to play this game where for four years they opened
the border to millions of people many of whom were Trenderago criminals. These people terrorized homes.
And then when Donald Trump says we are going to work to get rid of them now, now, because
we believe in the rule of law, we scrutinize Donald Trump's efforts to reverse the problem.
That is a wartime tactic Democrats have implemented against us.
Flood the border with anyone and everyone, including criminals.
The criminals wreak havoc.
Then when Trump tries to stop it, force your enemy to scrutinize his actions to hinder his ability
to reverse the problem they caused. I would like it for the Trump administration to release the
list of names and and by and like little bios. Here's the list of people we deported. It's not
that big. It's two in turn 38.
Here's their alleged accused crimes. But they I don't even care. Trump can be like, I'm not
going to tell you any crime they committed. I can only assert they're not citizens.
If they're illegal. That's it. Yeah. I don't care if they're trendy,
or a local hot dog vendor from Mexico City. You come here illegally. We're going to send you.
We're going to give you a ride home home ride home. Could you imagine someone breaking in
your house and eating a can of beans in your basement? And instead of calling the cops,
you say, no, no, buddy, buddy, listen, you can't eat my beans in my basement. I'm going to give
you a ride home. We would mock that person as being pathetic. And that's all Trump is doing.
He's saying we're we're sending you home and the
democrats are demanding we don't do that no no let him stay in your house and eat your beans
we're not deporting nearly enough people there's going to be a few people that probably aren't
supposed shouldn't get deported that do but i mean look there are 15 20 million people that
have come to the country illegally we got a lot of work to do.
There will be some errors.
Find the errors, bring them back, fine.
But really, get rid of people, and they need to up the tempo and up the numbers because they haven't been doing nearly enough.
Even if they're sending, like, even if they worked, which they're not,
even if they were sending 5,000 people a day, you know,
flights with that many flights out of the country, that's still not going to get rid of nearly enough of the illegals.
But what they have to understand, too, about these different cultures is that they assume that everyone has the American culture.
But when you go to Mexico, when you go to Islamic nations, they have these pedophilic cultures where it's okay to marry younger people.
It's okay to be attracted to younger age women.
So when these illegals are coming in, they have their own culture they're not and they're not assimilating so they do have
those tendency that's why a lot of the rape if you look at the rape stats a lot of them are people
with strong bloods because they don't want to refrain themselves from acting on those urges and
they don't actually multiculturalism yeah yeah so they don't they don't think about
they don't think about any of the the consequence they just look at whatever the left is well we
we had him out we saw this in sweden so in afghanistan there is a practice which i will not get into detail on
where um let's just say they abuse young boys uh in the most extreme way imaginable adult men and
other older boys will take a young boy and they will let's keep it family friendly you know you
know what i'm trying to say. They brought that practice to Sweden.
And they started seeing an increase in these attacks at swimming pools and things
where young Swedish boys would be surrounded by a gang of young Afghani men,
and then they would perform their cultural practice on them.
There are U.S. troops who have come back and said,
this is a common thing in Afghanistan that people don't want to hear about
because the question that arises, why are we helping these people that this is an evil practice? So people need to understand
cultures are very different and terrifyingly different. But liberals don't seem to know that
because they don't really read or learn. They just think they do more like they they get their
platitudes from their non-intersectional, not non, I'm sorry, non-theistic religion priests in their intersectional practices,
and just take it all as law.
And they think that when you bring in all these other cultures from around the world,
everyone's going to hold hands and sing songs under a rainbow.
When, in fact, someone comes in and says, you're eating pork?
That is a hell-worthy tresp trespass and then they're like
what do you mean we eat we eat bacon every morning oh well look man when i went to you go to egypt
they don't serve bacon you can't have it it's illegal they have beef bacon it's not bad actually
thin cut beef belly fat it's good but it's not pork do you believe a lot of these um different
cultures are a reflection of the religion that they follow?
Well – Or do you think it's just like a random culture that just kind of –
Well, what do you mean though?
So like if we look at –
Obviously culture and religion go hand in hand.
Yeah, yeah.
But like when we look at – because they want to deny that we have a Christian nation.
Oh, right.
So we have this, but then if you look at other nations and it's from their religion.
Absolutely 100%.
Yeah, yeah.
So yeah, like culture and religion are inseparable.
Right, right. That's why I was kind of confused like – Yeah, yeah. So, yeah, like, culture and religion are inseparable. Right, right.
That's why I was kind of confused, like, well, of course a Muslim...
But that's why it was more of a rhetorical question for them, right?
Because when they say we don't need religion, we don't need Christianity,
there's always, not a theocracy, but you always need a religion as a foundation
because that's going to be the result of it.
Well, right now, as we've become increasingly more secular,
as people have abandoned religion,
and I would say, actually, it's more so that people who claim to be Christians aren't Christians. And so there is
no strong moral tradition. You get a generation in millennials and now in younger Gen Z,
they have moral foundations. They're just a hodgepodge of random garbage. It's like a
Jackson Pollock painting. And so you end up with what I would call wokeness or, you know, maybe that's the really the really easy way to explain wokeness.
I would often describe it as a cult like adherence to liberal orthodoxy, which may be a bit redundant because liberals marching in locks up with other liberals doesn't really describe much, but that's all it really is. Wokeness is a murmuration of the left.
They're floating around in random directions, seemingly aimless, and who knows what they'll believe tomorrow.
But maybe that's one way of explaining wokeness.
It's that it is the – wokeness is the non-theistic religion of liberals in the United States that they adhere to with religious fervor.
By the way, real quick on that, have you ever heard of a guy named Brad Wilcox?
Maybe. I think people are super-chatting us about him. Okay. Interesting. Well, if quick on that, have you ever heard of a guy named Brad Wilcox?
Maybe.
I think people are super jealous about him.
Okay, interesting.
Well, if I'm... I don't know who he is.
There's probably multiple,
but the one I'm thinking about is a sociologist,
one of the best sociologists in the country.
When you brought up the Christians,
how a lot of them are fake Christians,
or they're actually committing worse things
than what secularists would do.
So Brad Wilcox, what he studies is
not nominal Christians, but religious Christians.
So people that do go to church multiple times a month,
they look at the stats or the studies of the wife,
and the wife are the happiest wives out of all of them.
So when you do look at these studies, a lot of them are nominal Christians,
meaning they're just Christians by name only.
They're not actual Christians.
They don't actually follow the religion.
But when you look at who actually follows a religion,
they have better stats than everyone else and better results by a large margin
when they actually do adhere to religion itself.
So you said that societies need a fundamental rule or a foundation religion needs
to be the foundation of everything so would you say that it there is a type of religion or like
what would you say to people that say well the shintoism in japan was the foundation for that
and that isn't really what we consider a religion it's more of a philosophy and i believe
that oh i think the same thing was that or that was the same thing could be said for china so
what would you say to someone that brought those up yeah so it's i guess it's hard kind of hard
unless you go and you live in other cultures or experience them but when we look at uh the western
culture at least we have a lot of values innately that we would kind of prescribe to jesus christ so
when we say donald trump is a bad president or yeah i mean i understand that we we live in a
our culture is is not a like a it's not an honor culture or something right what would you say about
other culture right right what i would say is um uh like a corresponds in series so whatever
are um reflects reality with what's written in the book so if the bible says these are the things
that we should adhere to and we see those innate laws written in our heart because that's what people are advocating for
that's what i would advocate for when it's christianity that represents reality more than
anything else and i guess that's kind of hard to discern once again if you don't go experience
other cultures or other religions but based off what we see people complaining about constantly
what they're adhering to or what they're referring to is the bible itself so so yeah that in the
western context but i don't think that that there are people that look at, again, so Japanese that grew up in an honor culture, right?
So they're, you know, I think, like I said, I think it's Shintoism.
I'm not super clear on what it is.
What about Buddhism?
That is a different kind of culture, but I think that that's actually closer to Christianity than Shintoism because it's not an honor culture.
An honor culture where, like, you know, if you are insulted, you have to take care of that insult.
And if you don't, you're dishonored.
Yeah.
So that, like, the idea of turning the other cheek in an honor culture is completely abhorrent.
You can't.
There's no, that doesn't even occur to you so like but those societies still they they you know existed and
and thrived for you know thousand years or two thousand years you know so are you asking the
validity of the religion itself no no no i'm just i'm asking what you think of the foundation as
as practice from a practical sense yeah yeah yeah so i'm i believe that if you're a christian you
should adhere to principles so this means that you can be pragmatic in certain situations, but that's not going to be your underlying foundation.
Right.
But it's also very easy when people say there's a million different religions.
It's very easy to discern which religions are false.
You don't have to go and study them deeply.
If I write a book and I say I'm going to teach a human being how to fly in 30 minutes, you would just throw it out the window because you see the internal inconsistency.
Right.
So it's very easy when you see the consistency of the Bible itself or whatever christians profess you can see how it does reflect with the laws that are written in
our hearts um on the on the fake you said they're uh fake christians um um i don't know if that's
they're fake but like when but years ago before i paid attention to things i'd be like oh yeah i
like christianity i might be a christian i don't practice it but i like the foundation of it what
brought where it brought me and us here to today today so maybe they're not fake christians but they they they like the morals the moral standing sorry we talk about it
quite a bit on the show that the united states is a has a christian moral tradition even among
uh secular liberal types but it's fading from the younger generation right as they drift away from
it that's why they abandon free speech and things like this that's why we see all the depression
all the anxiety all the suicide rates go up the The more we deviate from religion, the better or the higher these stats go.
I agree. I agree. Yep.
There's a lack of any moral framework on the left.
So even from a pragmatist view, wouldn't that also show the consistency of that religion itself?
That the more we deviate from something, the worse results we get, even from a pragmatic lens?
Yeah, I think it proves that the Christian moral framework, based on the successes of Western nations, at least up to
this point, proves that the Christian moral framework was the superior moral framework
implemented so far. There's no reason right now to believe that there's anything else that's better.
And it's funny how, over time, this moral framework went from rooted in Christian tradition
into now it's just
quote-unquote democracy as it drifts away from any kind of religious root i am deeply offended by ce
don't you dare ever say 2025 ce to me are you familiar with that i have zero idea what you're
talking about b it's uh c b c oh c e oh okay christ i'm Common era. Common era. Common era. What?
Because AD is the year of our Lord.
Yeah, yeah.
And so that is offensive because it's Christian.
Quite literally, the years we use, the year of our Lord, 2025, our time is Christian.
Yeah.
So, you know, my view is largely this. I know there's a lot of people
who are atheists or agnostic and they're very critical of Christianity. By all means, do whatever
you want, believe whatever you want. I am saying take a look at the Muslim nations, take a look at
communist China, take a look at the other countries of the world, compare them to what the United
States and Europe accomplished. Now, to be fair, up to this point, now, as we drift toward secularism,
it's starting to break apart. So I think it's fair to say that I am not saying quite literally
that those who get on their knees and worship Jesus Christ or whatever are the reason for this.
I'm saying it's the moral tradition they hold, which does correlate with their faith in Jesus
Christ and Christianity. But the moral traditions that are passed down, when those are lost,
we can see everything falling apart.
Have you ever heard of the paradox of freedom?
No.
Sorry, the paradox of freedom.
So it's where you have so much freedom that you have no freedom at all.
So like when we look at the nominal Christians, right, we look at there's so many fake Christians.
We would also look at the Protestant Reformation, how this actually was the foundation of these beliefs that we hold now.
So everything is liberal-minded.
So we want freedom.
We want liberty.
We want as much degeneracy as we want. This all came even
Nancy Peercy was a big one on that. You know, you guys, you ever see Maj Touré's shirt,
freedom over everything? Yeah. Okay. I was thinking about that because he gave me one
and we are we are fairly libertarian. And then I thought about it this morning when I was on my way
to work. And I was just like, I disagree i disagree yeah i think it should say duty over everything exactly duty well that's what i was grilling
sam cedar on was like it's all freedom liberty that's the message that was pushed to us since
we were young especially in this nation but then we realized it's it's a paradox because you have
so much freedom you want a utopia where it leads to a dystopia you have no freedom at all every
liberty comes with a related responsibility you know well i well, I mean, you can call it a duty, but it's a responsibility because you have the right to, say, own a firearm.
Right. But you have a responsibility not to hurt someone else with that firearm.
You have the right to say, you know, whatever you want, but you have a responsibility to articulate yourself properly.
You know, you have the right to leave, you know, drive your car, leave your house and stuff. But you have the responsibility to articulate yourself properly you know uh you have the right to leave
you know drive your car or leave your house and stuff but you have the responsibility to not run
people over there are responsibilities that come with every single liberty that you have indeed or
if you were say granted spider powers you have the ability to win a wrestling match but if you
don't stop the man who's robbing the promoter then uh you will lose your uncle well even voting when
i say women shouldn't vote they look at me with a disgusting face but at the same time if if voting
itself was a real right five-year-olds would be able to vote if it was inherent within us well
why why why i mean aren't there some things that don't apply because what phil was saying which
is there's responsibilities right so like we don't we have the the right to vote which but you have
to meet a specific criteria a specific threshold right you don't have a right it's not a right right so it's not
a right it's like are we even a democracy if five-year-olds don't get to vote i don't think
there's a right to vote i think i think voting is a privilege yeah yeah it's not upon those who
are responsible well everything is a privilege yeah none of them are actual rights because even
if you believe the very foundation the precondition to everything the right to life you would have a
lot of pro-lifers but they're they're pro-choicers. Right. Yeah. Well, I think largely that what you'll find is...
I like that.
We were discussing this on the Culture War podcast two weeks ago.
I said, you know what I think it is?
I think there's a lot of things that break apart the culture war into various factions.
Some have said it's globalist versus nationalist.
It's certainly not.
Some have said it's libertarian versus authoritarian.
Kind of. But I wonder if it's largely those who serve God and those who want to be God.
Yeah. And what I mean by that is there are liberals who are atheists who still serve God.
And what I mean to say is they view themselves as just a small piece of a larger world to which
they have responsibilities to and that they may not view all of this creation
around us as a product of God's will, but they still see themselves as a small piece of a larger
puzzle for which they must take care of their responsibilities. Then there are people who are
like, I can do whatever I want whenever I want. There are people who want to literally download
their brains into machines and become superior beings. There are people who want to never work.
There's actually a subreddit on Reddit about how people shouldn't have to have jobs and do any work at all.
Those people, they want to be the universe.
They want to be the center of everything.
And then there are people who are trying to serve others and serve the greater good.
Well, you know it all reflects Adam and Eve from the Apple, right?
They trusted their own judgment over God's. So the same thing with this, you reject
God. I trust my own judgment more than gods. So I'm going to follow my own will. That's just it.
Adam was like, I don't think we should do that for it would be a sin. And Eve was like, but it
feels so good. That's why pride is one of the deadly sins because because of that reason.
Interesting. Let's jump to this next story. Ladies and gentlemen, let's talk about the Democrats. CNN, lowest ever recorded
Democrat disapproval ratings, approval ratings. Holy smokes. The Republican Party's beat the
Democrats. What I love about this is Republicans are at 36 favorability and Democrats are at 29.
So they're both apocalyptically bad. And then we have this from NBC. Now, I love how NBC starts
off the headline. Trump faces early challenges
on the economy as a united GOP backs big change. Why not just roll with what you buried at the
bottom, NBC? Look at this. Democrats lowest positivity. Wow. Is it ever, I guess? Yeah. At
twenty seven. Now, many people say, you know, the question may be my my view of this is the Democratic Party's dead.
It is it is a it is a withered husk lying on the ground.
It is. You ever see Harry Potter when he goes to the train station and there's that little Voldemort sitting on the ground?
That's what the Democrats are right now. Like they're still kind of there in the CNN poll, which I wonder if I can I can pull up here.
I don't know if I can pull up here.
I don't know if they have it.
No, I guess not.
On Mediaite.
They say, they ask, which Democrat represents the party's values?
The best, the highest anyone achieved was 10%. That's it.
And it was AOC.
Kamala Harris came in second with 9%.
And I think then Bernie Sanders.
And then everyone else. And Barack Obama. I think then Bernie Sanders and then everyone else and Barack Obama.
I think it was Obama.
I don't know.
And then everybody got 4% or less, down to 1%, meaning there's no party leadership.
And the best they can muster up is AOC.
Yep.
10%. That's it.
Republican Party, Donald Trump.
The Republican Party supports Trump like 100%.
It's like if you go to any Republican and say, who's the leader of the Republican Party supports Trump like 100% it's like if you go to any Republican and say
who's the leader of the Republican Party? Trump
you go to any Democrat who's the leader of the Republican Party
they might say Elon Musk to be
cheeky but it's Donald Trump
you go to Democrats and say who's in charge of the Democratic Party
and they go
do you know why that is though?
why they have no leader?
why they're nothing
I think when you represent
nothing there is no one who can represent you so if you look at the 2020 Yeah. No. Well, yeah. Why they're nothing. Well, I think when you represent nothing. Right. There
is no one who can represent you. So if you look at the 2020 election cycle, Joe Biden said,
I hate Trump. And you vote for hating Trump. And people voted for hating Trump. Well, I'll tell you
what, the way I described it this morning, if you got two guys in your kitchen, one guy says,
I'm going to cook you dinner and I'm going to make
beef bourguignon and it's going to be the best you've ever had. And I'm going to insult you
and cuss and swear and make a big mess. It's like, okay, that doesn't sound too good,
but he's going to make the best meal ever. The other guy goes, I won't do any of that.
Okay. Guess what happens when you vote for the guy who promises not to do anything for you?
Come dinner time, there's no dinner. Empty plate. That's right. You can have the the guy who promises not to do anything for you, come dinner time, there's no dinner.
Empty plate.
That's right.
You can have the crazy guy who you think is messy and talks weird, but he makes you a brief bourguignon.
Which I don't even know what that is.
What is that?
Is it like beef and like a white wine sauce?
I don't know.
I think with noodles as well.
Sounds delicious with noodles.
So I think why the Democrats are super unpopular right now is because of Trump.
But why in particular because of Trump?
Trump is so affecting effective at baiting the far left Democrats, the far left in the Democrat
party to rally around the most unpopular things that make the rest of the party look really stupid
and drag the rest of them down. So, for example, with this most recent trade to rock with stuff,
this is literally a terrorist organization
press secretary carolyn levitt said these are monsters who monsters who tortured raped and
murdered a 12 year old uh they said they were responsible for killing 2020 22 year old nursing
student lake and riley so the democrat he's forcing the democrats to defend literal rapists
and murderers and the democrats are asking themselves why are we so unpopular he's deporting khalil mahmoud khalil right literal supports literal terrorists he's not just anti-israel
somebody who supports hamas who is anti-israel and now he has he baited the far left to literally go
protest in the street and make him the face of their movement so he's so effective at baiting
the far left and the centrist democrats just have to get dragged to their grave by the far left i just have a quick correction it was it's a red wine sauce i can't believe i said
with a white wine sauce i'm silly but also they have nothing to offer right they have no good
news to bring to anyone so even american values were based off hope giving you freedom giving you
liberty giving you confidence that this is the land of the free but uh democrats do the exact
opposite racism exists therefore if you're Mexican, if you're a minority,
you're not going to get the same opportunities as the next guy.
So they have no hope.
They have nothing to offer.
Once again, it's only the –
I think they're failing to coalesce around the most popular issues within their party
because of the centrists and the far left.
And Trump, I think, neutralized some of their issues
because I think the Democrats, many – I mean, they've won elections in the past.
And I mean, I foresee that winning elections in the future once they find their footing in leadership here.
But I mean, on some positions, many people in the country, you know, do prefer the Democrats.
But Trump managed to dispel them and focus on issues that are so just unpopular for Democrats.
So, for example, we haven't heard a word about abortion that is the
most popular issue democrats can ever talk about that's what trump has managed to completely
dispel that by saying he wouldn't move forward with the national abortion ban so the most important
issues he is dispelling and then he's pressing his thumb down on the most unpopular issues that
the democrats have to deal with like again deporting literal rapists and murderers and
this is who the aclu
decides to focus their defense on like you could have legalese to challenge any case we also it's
donald trump needs to be more selective on this one donald trump should do things that he like
the meme seven was it seven years ago i can't believe it's been that long wow the meme was
ingenious move trump supports impeachment forcing Democrats to oppose the fact that Democrats are actually defending Trendy Arago right now because Trump is deporting them.
Yeah, we should just sit.
Someone's got to go to the president, say, Mr.
Mr.
President, you know, anything you do, they'll do the opposite of.
Right.
So, first of all, you should start praising McDonald's, Starbucks,
Chuck E. Cheese's. Yeah. Then get them to come out against all of it. Then force those businesses to
side with you because Democrats are opposing them. So when Trump brought McDonald's, this this
happened. People like McDonald's. OK, it may not be as big as it once was, but people love their
their cheeseburgers and their French fries.
That's why McDonald's is everywhere.
Donald Trump ordered McDonald's to the White House and the Democrats started attacking McDonald's saying it was disgusting.
And and I'm like, you're going to force McDonald's to come out in support of Donald Trump because they have no choice because it's like, OK, McDonald's side with the liberals and agree that your food is garbage. Or side with Donald Trump, a guy who was on Air Force One with a Big Mac right now in RFK Jr.
And he's for—Trump should play up these very popular issues.
People love Taco Bell.
Trump should go to Taco Bell.
Then they're going to start making fun of Taco Bell.
They're going to say it gives you the runs and all this other stuff.
And then Taco Bell is going to be like—
Wait, so are you saying Trump should be pro-choice as well?
Just debate the Democrats.
I mean— Because they would probably change their position.
That would probably be the one thing.
He's not for a nationwide ban.
I do think which is inconsistent.
There's some things they can't fall into.
Yeah.
Issues like bringing McDonald's to the White House means nothing to them.
So they will take the inverse position.
The abortion thing would result in them saying Trump's a liar.
Don't trust him because it's too egregious, right? You can't go that far. But Trump can
literally do anything popular that's like mainstream. Trump should go to Target and
invite the CEO of Target and he should say, show me around your beautiful store. Democrats will
come out saying Target is awful. How could you? You're evil. Don't shop there. What do you do?
But people, even though they're stupid, they're not that stupid because you have a kid now, right?
So you're going to be assessing now what schools do I put my kids into?
What agenda are they teaching them?
Right.
So these people, they're not that stupid where their only plan that they have for marketing themselves, Democrats, is abortion rights, a.k.a. reproductive rights, a.k.a. killing my baby rights, or let my kid cut his penis off.
No, I mean, it's ridiculous, too, because, I mean, for example, the past five years,
Democrats' top issue was climate change.
But now all the Democrats are protesting outside of the most popular EV company in our country.
They're saying boycott Tesla.
And I've spoken to climate activists about this.
And they're like, oh, no, maybe you should actually take public transit.
The issue is never the issue.
The issue is always the revolution.
But I wouldn't even say that applies anymore. the revolution so issue is never the issue the right we get it always the revolution but but
it's it's it's it's i i would even say that applies anymore maybe at some point there was
an idea of a revolution but now it's literally we hate the the issue is not the issue the issue is
hate that's it all they represent there's no there's no revolution there's no cohesive plan
there is no once we there's no cohesive plan doesn't mean that the leftist wouldn't want to see a revolution.
There's no revolution anymore.
It's the reason they're fighting back against.
They're certainly not.
There may have been a revolution 10 years ago, but everything they're advocating for is the antithesis of what they advocated for five years ago.
Just because they're in doesn't mean they don't want to see the collapse of capital.
That's not a revolution.
That's collapse.
Revolution.
Revolution.
It always revolution literally That's collapse. Revolution literally means
revolve. It is when
there's a rotation of government into
a new structure of government. What they're
doing now is literally just setting fires.
There's nothing that comes after that. There's no
cohesive ideology. They're not fighting for a system.
Phil, let's be honest. How effective
would a revolution be from them? They don't
want guns. They're killing themselves every chance
they get. They're on antidepressants.
They can't even get out of bed.
So what revolution are they going to actually lead?
It's not that they're
going to be successful
or I believe they're
going to be successful,
but the people that are like,
oh, we want to see
the downfall of capitalism.
They believe that the downfall
of capitalism is the revolution.
That's the point.
I disagree.
You don't think that they do?
Nope, because all of these—
They absolutely do.
Absolutely not.
I guarantee you, I will bet you $100,000 if you go to any one of these leftists advocating for revolution and offer them cash, they'll be a capitalist overnight.
Two seconds.
You go to any one of these punk rock revolutionaries and say, how would you like a record label deal?
We'll have you headlining all the big shows.
You'll be famous, and you'll be playing in stadiums.
They will say, sign me up, baby.
My ideas mean nothing.
I think that a lot of them are—
How much do I tell you about—
They're completely, totally shallow.
Let me tell you about a prominent punk rock band from the 2000s that wrote songs about how they opposed a two-party system, and they were anarchists.
And today, 20 years later, they're singing songs at Democrat rallies how about rage on behalf of the machine all of these people who
claim to hate capitalism will suck the tit of capitalism the moment the offer comes around
now maybe i'd have i'd agreed with you 10 years ago but these were just small movements that
moved around and never really had any semblance of success.
Now that we're looking at large scale disruptions and chaos, of which it's still a minority position at this point, there is there's no revolution.
There is no group of people saying we must end capitalism.
There's a group saying, what do you guys agree with?
I'll agree with what you agree with.
Is it destructive to the system?
I'll agree with you if you agree.
And then they just agree with each other. So're pro-ukraine they're pro-military industrial complex how could they be anti-capitalist if they're in favor of funding
the military industrial complex you're definitely right that all of the vast majority of them are
hypocrites all of them but there are i mean you can't say all of them because i don't know we are
not we are not talking about we're not talking about a large cohesive faction of people in the
democratic party or in the quote-unquote left.
Well, they're leaderless now.
But honestly, I do think that if there was a coherent leader that was charismatic, there could be a movement that could coalesce.
Who do they coalesce around?
Look, it happens all the time.
Who do they coalesce around?
This is something.
I can't name them because, like I said.
Son Piker?
No, like I said.
No, no, no.
Hold on.
He's one of the top streamers in the world. This is something. I can't name them because like I said. Assan Piker? No, like I said. No, no, no. Hold on.
He's one of the top streamers in the world.
And he's also a multimillionaire who owns property in Santa Monica.
And he's got like a, what does he have, a Corvette?
There's a guy that's running for mayor in New York that's the DSA guy.
And he's actually doing fairly well.
He's running for mayor in New York.
I don't know much about him.
I don't know if he is the guy or not.
But I could imagine that over the next five or six years, he gets into a position where he becomes influential.
You are arguing that if you go to Hassan Piker and said, no, I'm not.
I didn't say Hassan Piker.
I didn't bring Hassan up at all.
Well, I'm not arguing anything.
You are arguing that the prominent leftists leading the charge would sacrifice their wealth
for communism.
I'm not.
No, I'm not making that argument.
I'm saying
that it is completely possible and completely reasonable to think that because of the ebb and
flow of these kind of movements and stuff that if there were a charismatic leader to come up that
might be maybe he's only 18 and we don't know who he is now but right like right now but in five
years he could be in his 20s or in 10 years he could be in his 30s, and it's possible that this could happen. There is no end to history, Tim.
There's no end to history, Tim.
History doesn't stop.
Let's poll the audience.
And you guys.
Let's get a one
in chat if you think
99.9% of all these
leftists would cave
in two seconds
to a cash deal.
Again, you're talking, you're totally taking what I'm saying and twisting it around.
Right, you said they want to end capitalism.
No, they don't.
I'm saying that it is completely reasonable to think that there could be a leader to come
up in the next five, ten years.
Okay, so let's pause.
Actually, that could actually coalesce a movement around them.
You said they wanted to end capitalism.
I said, no, they didn't.
I'm saying that there are people that want to right that's okay so it started
with the issue was never the issue the issue is revolution i said there is no revolution
there is no coherent idea for which they're advocating for to revolve into they are simply
just a a chaotic fire that runs around smashing things because their only core ethos is i hate
so if you go to any one of these people who throws a Molotov cocktail to a building,
you take them, and anybody keying a Tesla car,
you say, hey, buddy, how would you like to be a rock star?
We'll pay you a million bucks a year, but you can't do this anymore.
They'll say, thank you, oh my God, thank you.
So I will never key a Tesla again.
Okay, like I said, there may not be a cohesive movement right this minute, but these ideologies and this philosophy has existed and has coalesced around people in the past and has ruined countries.
So to say that it did not happen or that it can't happen.
What I'm saying is right now, I think you're a hammer looking at nails.
What we're looking at with the liberals and the Democratic Party is not a coherent communist revolution. It is a hodgepodge of random different ideas. Antifa simultaneously was tanky and anarchist. That's the claims they made, which made no sense. Why were people who felt there should not be a structure of government and they are willing to use to achieve that, teaming up with people who wanted to establish a total authoritarian system.
It's always been the case on the left, though.
The people that started the Soviet Union thought that they were anarchists.
Like people like, I forget the woman's name.
There was someone, Michael Malice, is always talking about that he was very,
that she was a communist and an anarchist and she was one
of the founders of the eye of the movement and she went to the soviet union she was appalled at what
she saw because it wasn't the anarchist utopia that they wanted right i'm i'm saying what i'm
the left and democrats united states do not have a structure for which they're advocating for yes i
i agree with you on that point but i'm saying
that it's not that there couldn't that a new leader could not arise and they could coalesce
around them so that's that's that's entirely speculative and maybe who knows what when where
what's more likely to happen what's more likely to happen is if this does result in collapse
we get a far-right fascistic first. So there's no revolution.
There is a chaotic, destructive force that has no ideology.
Hassan Piker being a really great example.
They coalesce around him.
Not that he's the most famous guy in the world, but he gets, you know, 20 to 30,000 or whatever viewers on his streams.
He makes millions of dollars and he has no core ideas that make sense.
He's simultaneously pro-military and anti-military.
There's a guy who's like, what does he even believe?
He's a wealthy socialist?
Well, this seems to be paradoxical.
No, he's just a grifter.
He's just going to say whatever he's got to say.
When it comes to Israel, the military industrial complex is wrong.
When it comes to Ukraine, we can't leave Ukraine on their own.
It makes literally no sense.
If a group like this achieves the destruction of the existing system, as Noam Chomsky said,
when you enter the arena of violence, the most brutal guy wins, and that ain't us.
So what's going to happen is, if there is a revolution, there's not going to be a revolution
caused by them revolving into what they are fighting for.
It will be a fascistic, militarized government of the right taking over and operating
with authoritative systems under its own moral framework. To put it simply, if there was a
Christian theocratic established militarized government that took over, most MAGA people
probably would not care. They'd be like, I have no problem with saying blasphemy is illegal. Why
would you blaspheme?
And then there would be post-liberals who are on the magazine,
this is terrible, I don't like this, we should be allowed to speak.
And there would be crazy wingnut leftist bombing things.
Do you think that's the way things are going with the left doing their own suicide with themselves?
That becoming a possibility?
The left always is suicidal.
They always just... I'm talking about the right guys getting all crazy.
I mean, I'm okay. I mean, I maybe kind of fine with some things but not a lot
you take a look at the uh what's going on with these judges this judge in dc saying my powers
to trump are equitable i'm not kidding a lower court judge like what you're a lower court appointee
in a city arguing that when he orders the president, the president must abide because his powers are equal.
No, the judicial branch is equal, but the president will not be enjoined when he is engaging in military actions over international waters.
Absolutely insane. years or longer since Trump got elected the first time, broken the law, battered the Constitution
and sought to put Trump and his lawyers and anybody supporting him in prison to shut them
down and silence them. They have already crossed the Rubicon when they went after Trump's lawyers.
I was like, that's it. That's the shot heard around the world. Trying to put Jenna Ellis in
prison for simply representing Donald Trump is insane. Now, Donald Trump is deporting people as he has the right to do,
and they're still arguing he has no authority to do it. The only the end result of this is if they
keep up this rhetoric. So the DOJ told them, told this judge, stop trying to assert authority over
the executive branch. You are creating a constitutional crisis. The Democrats like,
nope, Trump is like, OK, if you're going to keep pushing that and
they're going to try and maintain to half the country that Donald Trump as president does not
have executive authority as he's exercising, which he does. And they did with the classified
documents case in their world. Trump is in violation of the Constitution and has destroyed
the country. And now he must be stopped in our world. Trump is literally doing what his authorities
are vested
in Article two of the Constitution and his executive authority. And they are acting outside
the confines thinking a lower court judge can supersede the commander in chief is nuts.
There's only one place that goes like either we. So when Biden wasn't was was in office,
we had the argument either we get a communist Chinese communist style government
with the Democrats as the only party or you get some kind of civil war. Either we surrender or
we fight back. Well, we wanted to avoid that through an election. We said we got to win the
popular vote to avoid any kind of crisis or violence. And we did. Trump won the popular
vote. He got a popular mandate. We won. Democrats have not stopped doing what they've always been
doing, which means today Donald Trump can just keep doing what he's authorized to do and they will declare further war.
They're committing acts of terrorism against Tesla dealerships.
They're targeting private owners.
They're shooting Tesla vehicles, setting them on fire.
We got one story for you guys.
A dude tried to set a Tesla on fire, set himself on fire.
Oops.
Yep.
These people have gone insane and
they're not stopping and they're not slowing down. What's the end result going to be? Well,
right now, based on what we're seeing, what makes the most sense? There's no cohesive ideology.
They have no charismatic leaders. There is no unifying force or faction, simple insurgency
and terror and disruption. They represent nothing. They're advocating for nothing.
They say climate
change while they burn electric vehicles and electric car dealerships. They say the democracy
while they terrorize innocent people. Trump is exercising his authority vested in him.
I see this over the summer, over the next year, potentially escalating to Donald Trump
using the Insurrection Act, bringing the National Guard, doing whatever to bring this stuff under
control. When they start arresting these far leftists engaged in terrorism, the left
is going to claim Trump is disappearing people. When you get a guy who's not a citizen leading
protests, which turn violence, one of the organizers, Mahmoud Khalil, and Trump says
the secretary of state has sold discretion to revoke visas, be it temporary or otherwise.
And they say he's been disappeared. They will push to the extreme whatever happens to claim they are in V for Vendetta,
which means the only outcome is going to be they are already starting a conflict with with with
the establishment, with the government, with the majority population. The majority population has
a choice. Let them burn down every Tesla, fire Elon Musk and surrender or keep going for which they will keep escalating.
Where does it end up?
Fighting in the streets.
We're already there, I guess.
So where does it go next?
The military comes in.
The National Guard comes in to stop the Trump going to station National Guardsmen at Tesla dealerships next.
How do you stop this?
I don't I don't know that that it actually i don't know that it does
stop i think that it stays kind of a low grade kind of you know consistent thing you know i don't i
don't see uh a serious escalation i don't think that there are a significant number of people
that are going to join the fight i think that that this will probably maybe it'll escalate
through the summer and then I think it runs out.
I think it, like the George Floyd riots did.
We knew, we've said it many times here, and everyone said it, as soon as Trump got elected, we knew things were going to get worse.
Because we knew he was going to win.
And how crazy they are, we knew they were going to get crazier.
Because he's definitely, Trump hate everything the right does.
It might get worse.
It's definitely. Well, let me pull up this story. We have a handful of stories for you, my friends., hate everything the right does. I might get worse. It's definitely.
Well, let me put this story.
We have a handful of stories for you, my friends.
We can take it right here.
How many swattings have we seen over the weekend?
It's like five or something or more.
A lot.
Take a look at this from Alpha News.
This is I believe this is Minnesota.
Might kill somebody.
Conservative writer targeted in swatting incident over the weekend.
Quote, we're pulling a dozen officers off the road from patrols to be able to do this.
Fake swat that might kill somebody. So this is a very serious matter. Dustin Grage said of the weekend. Quote, we're pulling a dozen officers off the road from patrols to be able to do this fake SWAT that might kill somebody. So this is a very serious matter,
Dustin Grage said of the incident. You then have this. This is from talkers.com. Talk radio host
Joe Pag swatted armed police swarm his home. You've got Larry Taunton. I was swatted last night,
as you can see in these three videos. I was in bed but noticed Ranger, my German shepherd, was on the prowl, ears up.
I heed his instincts.
I then saw a flicker of light on my BR door.
Ranger went to investigate.
I got my gun.
I saw the silhouette of a man on my deck with an AR-15.
Given my recent running with USAID and the Egyptian secret police in Cairo, I didn't know what to think.
I could hear whispers and saw two other men, also in body armor, heavily armed.
I turned on a light and told them to identify themselves. They did, as you'll see,
but I kept my weapon. It deescalated from there. The officers told me they received a call from someone claiming to be in my home and hiding while I shot people. These were the good guys
just doing their jobs. I doubt any voted for Biden or Kamala. They'd approach the house without
sirens in silence. This might have been a blood
bath, but for restraint on both sides. This is an attempt to get me and my wife killed. It ended in
smiles and handshakes. There's more bearded vet. Well, add me to the swatted list. Everybody is
fine. And then we have Matt Van Swole. I just got off a long call with the police officer in this
photo who responded to a swatting call at my home. So we've got, what is it, five right there.
And I don't even think this list is exhaustive. There's probably more. This is terror and attempts to murder people. With what we're
seeing in the Tesla dealerships, what is this one? Is this the Daily Mail story? Woke activist
attempt to torch Tesla chargers ends in painful agony. He set himself on fire. They're going after
these people. Right now, they are still targeting Teslas and Tesla dealerships.
There are there's a post on Reddit of a Tesla vehicle, a sticker saying we bought this before we knew Elon was crazy.
I saw one of those in the and they said they said people are trying to distance themselves from Elon.
No, they're trying to beg you not to murder them.
Anybody who spent any time in Oakland
knows exactly what businesses in Oakland do. They put signs in their window saying, please don't
hurt us. We saw this during the summer of love. That's how you live when you live under a communist
dictatorship. This is what they are escalating with. And I don't believe that Cash, Pam or Dan
Bongino are going to back down and let these people keep doing this. But if these people start
getting arrested and we are looking at a critical mess, I mean, how many people have attacked Tesla
vehicles? We have viral videos of Rand, a random old guy, King of Tesla getting arrested or of
another guy getting arrested. It's it's it's a standalone complex. It is a cultural phenomenon
among woke to just start doing these things. And at the same time, they're going on TikTok.
They are going on X and they are posting videos calling for the assassination of politicians.
And they have prominent celebrities like Bill Burr saying free Luigi. They're all cheering on
Luigi. And then Bill Burr actually goes on his his his podcast to his millions of followers,
however many watches show. And he says he wants lethal force against billionaires.
I don't I don't this is this is the hot the hottest I've ever seen it in this country,
the hottest. We are in winter still. It is not spring. Spring's coming. I over the past 10 years
tracking and reporting on these riots and protest movements. We never went out in the winter.
You never went out in the cold.
The activists don't show up in the cold.
Now you got people going out in the cold
to set fires and burn down dealerships
and firebomb buildings.
This is the worst I've seen in my life.
Yeah, and especially the normalization.
I'm surprised you didn't bring up the threat
from Hassan Piker towards Rick Scott,
where he said, if you cared about this
fraud you'd do that to to rick squat and um he was banned off twitch for a week and i think he
got back on immediately no politicians are really coming out to condemn him aoc i believe had a
stream with this guy in the past she has nothing to say about this so cnn had him on he's been all
over the place the willingness to overlook this, especially when they have a microscope to anything going wrong on the right.
This issue, the swatting issue needs to be taken extremely seriously.
I feel like this has been going on for over a decade.
I don't know if the FBI or whoever is not taking this issue seriously.
I feel like until somebody dies.
Someone's already died from swatting.
From swatting?
I'm pretty sure a handful of people have.
Nothing's been politically motivated.
It's all like gaming or some kind of.
Right.
There's a gaming dispute where the guy walked out of his house and the cops shot him.
I have never seen so many political swattings at once.
This is in the span of like three days.
We have like eight or nine swattings.
Yeah.
Not to mention this also affects the people with the least amount of assets.
If you're rich
enough to be able to afford security or guess what fox news doesn't have to deal with swattings
because they work in a prominent building where you have security at their entrance so this isn't
happening to daily wire or if it is they have to they have ways to deal with it where that makes
them more safe if you're some guy on twitter instagram youtube with under a hundred thousand
subscribers you know, out in
some random state, that's a random town.
Two known deaths related to swattings.
Andrew Finch in Wichita, Kansas.
He was shot and killed by police responding to a false report.
And Mark Herring in 2020 suffered a fatal heart attack when police arrived at his home
due to a false report because they were trying to steal his Twitter handle.
It's sad that death is what brings so much attention to a lot of these issues.
And I hope something could happen before we get to that point on issues like this.
I think this trend de Aragua deportation thing is one of the hottest escalations in politics combined with the things on the ground. I don't, I don't, I don't know if people understand this,
this,
the seriousness of a lower court judge and Democrat aligned organizations trying to assert power over the presidency,
how insane that is.
This lower court judge saying my equitable powers,
he,
they,
they view themselves as above the duly elected president.
What do you think a person who believes that is capable of doing?
What's a lower court judge like federal or less? What do you think a person who believes that is capable of doing what's a lower court
judge like federal or less what do you think so there's so there's uh this is a federal district
court judge okay and then there's the higher courts there's the federal appellate judge this
is a supreme court okay so this is a city judge effectively he's a federal judge but he's just
in the city dealing with federal issues arguing that he has the power over foreign policy decisions made by the president of the United States.
And he's he's in court. They're saying he's yelling at people and demanding they heed his oral orders.
It's not the first time a judge has done this. Look, look at what Democrats were doing with trying to put Trump in prison.
Look at what happened with the two attempts on Trump's life. Guys, we now have
these we have acts of terror against all these Tesla dealerships escalating. It's not slowing
down, even with law enforcement. We have swattings, which is terror terrorism. It's got an extremely
low likelihood of death. But that is the intention. At the very least, it's to terrify you and make it
hard for you to do any work they are escalating their their
their attacks against the people on the right while actively going on social media and advocating
for assassinations and murder bill burr he he should be like it's crazy he didn't um saying
that he believes a group of people should be you know killed. And 10 years ago, Spotify, Apple,
wherever his podcast was,
they'd taken him down.
They'd have been like,
my guy, you cannot do that.
Nobody cares anymore.
The gloves are off.
I was surprised to find that
when Bill Burr said this,
he got no bans.
Nothing happened.
I was like, I work in this industry.
I know people at Spotify.
We went to their party in D.C.
I could not believe, as far as I know right now,
Bill Burr went on his show and he said that these people should be put down.
He called for them to die.
Nothing.
He's been making a lot of these comments.
I think he said something about Luigi.
He said free Luigi twice.
Free Luigi twice.
Yep.
He's getting radical.
Again, some of the most unpopular positions writ large in the country, by the way.
I know some people like to be loudmouths about this yapping on Twitter about free Luigi, this free Luigi, that ordinary, regular, normal, healthy people, mentally stable people don't believe that CEOs should be murdered in cold blood.
Health care CEOs, pharmacy CEOs in general shouldn't be what humans in general.
They don't think people
just go around they're shooting people yes if you're a rational brain you're not you're not um
there's there's looking for you know it's just hatred yeah they represent nothing they they agree
on nothing they simply agree on the power structure the only thing the left represents right now is
quote there is no truth but power end quote so if you are a leftist and you've got 50,000
followers, you defer to the bigger accounts that tell you what to do. It doesn't matter what they
tell you to do. This matters that they're they're prominent. If AOC came out and said something,
they don't march in lockstep unless it was so far outside. But as long as she stays in the
confines of wokeness, they'll agree with her because she's prominent. If you look at the consistency of the leftists as well, is they go off like what the feminists
did to popularize their belief, which is standpoint theory, right?
So we're not going to tell history through an objective lens.
We're going to tell it through the lens of the oppressed person, right?
And what's interesting about that is the best way to do that is by killing the patriarchy.
So destroying the man that is the head of the household.
If you can do that, if you can feminize the the little man that's coming from from the father then you can essentially
do everything else because now women are interchangeable widgets with the man and they
also have the same level of power which is what they're kind of doing with trump now is we remove
the masculinity we remove the patriarchy which is uh toxic for us and we put in place something else
what's that something else well they have nothing but nothing but. I think of the left as fire.
With the right components, it will burn, and it will spread, and it will consume, and it will destroy.
But it does nothing else.
What they're talking about nowadays is either climate change or LGBTQ rights.
That's like they're only—
Not climate change anymore.
Well, kind of, a little bit, or Palestine. Abortion. I think climate change is an issue that doesn't work for them anymore
because they're torching electric vehicles. Yeah. Well, you know what else is funny? It's
a contradiction right there, right? So they say LGBTQ rights, you ask them why? Well, because
people would need to do a specific action right now for the short term to keep them in the long
term. But with climate change, it's we remove all duties from, or we implement a lot of duties
short term.
So long term, our kids can have a great life.
So they do the opposite.
They say we don't need duties, but then we need duties.
But they would they would make the argument that the reason that they're torching Tesla's and stuff is because it's fighting fascism.
Yeah.
So like it's like, well, you know, we have to fight the fascists because the fascists get in charge or the fascists are in charge.
So we have to fight the fascists.
Once the fascists are not in charge, once we're're back in power then we'll worry about the climate i will say this even though uh
antifa and the far left uh left are against tesla's and evs i'm still also against tesla's and evs i
still hate evs um i'm not that much of a contrarian where just because they also hate tesla like i
would never buy a tesla still i refuse to autopilot. I will not live in the pod. No autopilot for me.
But even when they say fascist, they mean patriarchy as well. But there's a guy named Jim McNamara. He did a study. It was 2,000 different mass media portrayals of men.
And he was seeing that over 75% of these big media outlets like news articles, media channels, they would speak of men in the way of they are villains they are abusers they are philanderers they would speak of them negatively so if you can spread this propaganda we can destroy
the patriarchy that's what they're doing with the same thing with trump as well you know real quick
i got a list of these swattings i believe that's uh jesus louise what we got here one two three four
five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen
eighteen swattings i think this may actually be missing.
Do they have a Grange in there?
They do have him in there, don't they?
They do have him in there.
Yeah, Dustin. And do they have, I don't think they have Joe Pags, though, do they?
I don't know what his Twitter handle is.
Joe Talk Show.
Joe Talk Show is in there.
Okay.
I don't want to jump to any conclusions, but it seems as though there is some sort of pattern.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah, they're targeting largely people on the right with swattings.
And so what do we count to?
Was it 15?
Is it Hickory, that Ivory Hickory?
I don't know.
I don't want to look it up.
I don't know who I'm fighting off either.
I noticed these are real Twitter people.
These are people who are very active on Twitter
and not on many other social media platforms.
From the names of these that I do recognize.
So this is from Data Republican on X, the swatting timeline.
And so, yeah, I believe we have the full list here.
So in a matter of seven days, what do you say, 18 or something?
The time is in UTC plus two.
Why?
Where is that? That's, yeah, what is that? The time is in UTC plus two. Why? Where is that?
That's, yeah, what is that?
Yeah, but the world lives on the EST.
Where is this person?
How dare they?
How dare they?
It might be.
Data Republican.
Germany or the Netherlands?
Everything's EST.
Where's data?
Yeah.
Europe somewhere?
Well, yeah, of course.
You guys don't count over there.
Sorry.
Yeah, but it's interesting that these are mostly twitter
people not other not tiktokers not youtubers um seems targeted obviously the timeline a lot of
these are happening very close together not politicians it has people who go on x and
but there's also something to say about if you are big enough um you don't publicly talk about
all of your swattings um if you have you know fox news daily wire yeah yeah so on yeah um politicians also i
don't think want to publicize this because there is some fear of this encouraging more attacks
once you publicize them um so we're hoping to see a reduction in that and hey maybe next time in the
i'm in the press briefing room i will try to ask uh press secretary levitt about these swats well
let's uh let's grab this story real quick we'll try and get one more in here. This is from the Daily Mail. Woke activists attempt to torch Tesla charges
ends in painful agony. A man accidentally set himself on fire when trying to burn down Tesla
chargers to protest Elon Musk. Daily Mail, when you are burning down infrastructure,
it is not protesting. It is terrorizing. Yep. Daniel Clark Pounder, 24, allegedly burned three Tesla chargers in a South Carolina parking lot
and also apparently inadvertently set his clothes with Molotov cocktails on fire on March 7th.
He spray painted in red long live Ukraine and F Trump on the pavement next to the charging stations.
OK, guys, why does this man?
It's an honest question.
Yeah, guys, if you're listening, you're watching at home, comment.
Why does this man care so much about Ukraine that he would commit felonies?
It's literally just anti-Trump.
Yeah.
It's whatever Trump is, whatever they perceive Trump as being for, they're against, and vice versa.
So Trump doesn't support sending infinity money to Ukraine.
So that means they support sending infinity money to Ukraine.
So you're telling me stealing Jordans isn't a good act of protest?
That is likely.
Yeah, there's no actual real reason that he would care besides what Phil just said.
They represent nothing.
Yeah, zero.
You know, it's fascinating to
me because i was talking about that punk rock band from 20 years ago and it's not just one i mean how
many punk bands are just aligned with the machine state in the military industrial complex my whole
youth everyone i lost all my youth bands that i loved growing up they're all no the defiant is
not fair enough and the defining rotten's not johnny rotten is not. Fair enough. And Johnny Rotten's not. Johnny Rotten is not.
And yeah, what he said, the liberals became the annoying twats.
Shout out to Pete Parada, Dickie Barrett, and the crew over in The Defiant.
They opposed the machine.
They stood up for themselves.
And I believe a couple guys in the bands are just friends of those and stood by their friends.
And they have really great music.
Dead Language is an instant hit.
Wonderful band.
But it's crazy that
you know i was thinking about this because i got into a spat with this punk rocker recently
so when i was a kid i listened to this band i won't get in too much detail made a video about
how i was disappointed in the direction that they went they issued a response to me saying here's
they think about you whatever i didn't read it i don't care and i was just thinking like man to see like
rage against the machine rage on behalf of the machine is is kind of unsurprising because they
i never viewed them as real but these punk bands were always in the gutter and now they're in
support of the military industrial complex dropkick how does that make sense you come to me
if you know it's funny because um in to this, like Rolling Stone asked me to comment on this spat with this band.
And I was like, imagine going to the lead singer 20 years ago and telling them this punk rock band that was ragging on Democrats that in 20 years they would be they would be performing for Democrats at a rally.
They'd scream in your face. Now they're right there. They're right there cheering.
If you went to me as a teenager and lined up everything that was going on, I'd be like, huh.
So I'm anti-war at 39 years old.
Yeah, you complain about foreign policy and Barack Obama all the time.
You go to me when I'm 18 and I'm about to cast the ballot for Barack Obama.
You're going to regret it.
I'd be like, really?
But yeah, this guy's a warmonger.
I know he's probably a warmonger.
Like everybody's got me convinced it's going to be different. If you said, yeah, in 20 years, you'll host a show where you complain about the exact
same things you're complaining about now. You know that song you wrote when you were 15? You're
actually going to publish it at 36 or 37 years old and the lyrics still line up with everything
you're mad about. I'll be like, oh, sounds like exactly who I am. You go to these punk rock bands
and you say in 20 years, you're going to be headlining for democrats and they did
it makes literally no sense here's a guy for literally no reason spray painting ukraine on
the ground that guy three years ago didn't even know ukraine existed and here he is now destroying
his life committing felonies in the name of a country he's never been to and couldn't find on
a map there's it's a cult there's extra layers of irony here because elon musk was actually instrumental in helping ukraine fight back
russia with starlink oh yeah and without those abilities the communications would be complete
crap and elon musk again because of some of his rhetoric surrounding this war does not get any
credit although he should be and i think he's taking a loss on a lot of this stuff or he has
contracts with the government and there's some conflict of interest uh they're going on there but he is
helping ukraine physically fight this war back and um this is the thanks elon musk gets so again
the layers of irony with people who usually care about climate change going after evs and then
you know elon musk actually helping ukraine but him say writing what was it something about ukraine
on the the layers of hypocrisy here i don't know it doesn't matter so long as it's perceived as anti-trump though
long live ukraine i was debating uh lady recently wait sorry sorry he said the ukraine that's that's
not kosher that's blasphemy yeah i was debating a lady a few weeks ago at a woman's march and
i was saying we need to save these babies from abortions and she was saying why don't you guys
start saving the kids overseas like palestine i was like okay so you're anti-war yes we need to save these babies from abortions. And she was saying, why don't you guys start saving the kids overseas like Palestine?
I was like, OK, so you're anti-war.
Yes, we need to stop funding Israel.
And I said, OK, so you're OK with Trump right now.
Stop sending money to Ukraine.
And all of a sudden she was, no, they need the money.
Yeah, it's a cult.
Yeah, yeah.
They're like, let me check Twitter to see what my prominent liberal personality said about this.
And then I'll tell you if I agree or not.
That's why they don't do shows like this.
Or when they do, they get embarrassed. Yeah. like uh what's his name that young kid that came which luke beasley yeah yeah yeah we we i i uh i asked him to debate enrique tarrio and he said
okay well dean would have been a victim of that too and parker as well yeah these guys uh
the thing about jubilee people watch that stuff is that it's it's orchestrated yeah if you put put someone in a room and go live and just say, talk, then you're going to see how things play out.
Sometimes people just start yelling, and it makes no sense, and they'll look bad.
Sometimes people will not know what to say.
They'll look bad.
Who knows?
Who knows?
With Jubilee, this is why I don't respect Jubilee.
They had Ben Shapiro, and they just let someone gish gallop, which if you're not familiar, it means they literally just started saying things rapidly without giving Ben Shapiro a chance to respond.
So Ben just sat there and then they said they got all smug about it and smirked and then everyone cheers and the liberals go nuts sharing it.
I don't need to support a show that creates leftist cannon fodder or leftist red meat for no reason and accomplishes nothing. And it was edited to do that. If I if if I did a pre-taped show and someone somewhat like
we're doing this culture debate show, if someone was on stage and then just gish gaps for five
minutes, I'm going to be like, you do know we're cutting that out of the show, right?
Like we ain't playing that game with you. We're going to give you a grandstanding opportunity
like a member of Congress. Now, if you have a point to make, this is what I can't stand because people love to do this. Gish Gallop is probably the most common
thing you see. It's where some will say, oh, yeah, well, Trump did X. Trump did Y. Trump did B.
Nancy Pelosi said C. And then you know what? When I'm talking about Joe Biden and you're like,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We have to address each point you're making. You have to make a
point and then we get a counterpoint. We debate that issue. You can't take 27 things at once.
That's what they do.
I would say that Jubilee is helping the conservatives a lot more.
Because people with the Michael Knowles debate, all the comments were anti-LGBTQ.
All of them.
But I think that's a product of the general structure of American population.
30% of America's.
No, because if you go look at the Sam Cedar ones,
all of them are,
Sam Cedar crushed them.
Like he has a coherent worldview and they don't.
So if you look at these LGBTQ ones where they do have a chance to open their mouth and a few words utter out of their mouth,
you get to see their true colors.
You know,
the thing about Sam is that he's got like a high school equivalent education.
And I'm not saying that to drag him.
At best.
He,
again,
I'll stress this to all his fans.
I am not saying this to be like, oh yeah, well he's dumb. I'm saying saying that to drag him. At best. Again, I'll stress this to all his fans. I am not saying this to be like, oh, yeah, well, he's dumb.
I'm saying when I tried debating him, it was like seven years ago.
This is like the famous moment where I mentioned that his view on universal health care was basically an argument between deontological moral ethics and utilitarianism.
And he says, I don't know what that means.
And I'm like, oh.
At that point, I should't know what that means. And I'm like, oh. At that point,
I should have said, OK, Sam. Read some philosophy books to better understand moral ethics and
philosophy, and then maybe we can try and understand the world together. But I should
probably just say, if you don't know what these things are, I don't know how we have a conversation.
Instead, I made the mistake of trying to dumb it down so that someone of his limited knowledge,
again, not meant to be an insult.
I'm saying he literally didn't know what deontology is.
If I try to dumb it down so he can comprehend that, he started mocking it and making jokes
about it.
It's like, okay, so he literally can't comprehend, nor can he hold a serious conversation.
And then I think you had the famous moment you asked him about consequentialism.
Yeah, utilitarianism.
Because what I established at the beginning was like, well you gotta hear when you hear this guy's show
all he does is just talk a bunch of smack and he says trump is evil conservatives are evil
religion is evil but i asked him on what basis is it a preference he said yes it's a preference
he even admitted on his show after it's all a preference so if it's all a preference if we
take trans rights away women's rights away you have no problem with that so anything he said
after that was a self-contradiction it was a a self-refutation. So if you say it's all a preference and then you
put into the purview of morality, that's a self-refutation. Right. So he doesn't know what
he's... So if you have... He could not comprehend what you just said to me right now. Right. So the
reason why this is important is if you have no system, if you say, oh, I'm just going to go with
the flow, it's all arbitrary. It's all willing to change overnight. So if he says raping is wrong
right now, tomorrow he could believe in rape. Well, yeah, this is and this is a prominent liberal
podcaster with millions of subscribers, and this is the world they inhabit. A great example,
David Pakman. He he had a video. He's got so many. It's remarkable. And I think this is why
Democrats are in complete and utter disarray right now. It said Donald Trump threatens to white blue states
off the map. This literally never happened. Donald Trump said in the midterms, you're going to be
surprised. In fact, the Democrat, the blue, these blue states might get totally disappeared from the
map. We know what he was saying. He was saying that they're going to turn red, right? There will
be no more blue states because they will be red. And David Pakman titles it, Trump threatens to wipe blue states off the map.
And he gets half a million views from it.
And these,
these low IQ individuals,
limited comprehension are going,
Oh,
well,
and they,
they watch it.
I imagine a good portion is hate watching though,
but sure.
Yep.
Is that why guys like,
uh,
um,
Luke Beasley,
like he's,
he's a pundit.
He does a show like he's supposed to be all
knowledgeable and whatnot and enrique is just a dude who got sentenced sometimes and was living
the life is that why he won't talk to enrique luke beasley will not debate enrique tarrio because
luke beasley doesn't know anything about january 6th and there's that extremely viral clip where
i was yelling at him saying you want to put people in prison without and and everything. And part of what I was saying, I misspoke on one. I said a guy without charge or
trial. I meant without trial or bail. Some people have contested whether he you know, it's his
administrative actions that are doing that. But so I was not even perfect in that regard. But he
doesn't know anything at all. And we recently had on Culture War, we had Prime who was debating Gibbs and we were discussing Doge.
Now, this dude, Prime, he's a Twitch streamer. Fantastic liberal guy.
We argued. I thought he was wrong. He pushed back. He argued why he thought he was right.
And I said, OK, so now we're arguing about our interpretations of the Constitution.
And this is an actual legal debate that neither of us are qualified to actually answer.
We just have preference worldview on how the courts should operate based on these provisions.
I can respect his arguments.
With all due respect to Luke Beasley,
he would say things like,
they should go to jail, and I'd go, why?
And he goes, I don't know, you tell me.
I'd be like, what?
And he'd squint his eyes then.
Yeah.
He always squinted his eyes.
And then whenever I cited examples of things to prove a point,
he would say, stop giving me anecdotes.
And it's like,
I am literally citing instances in which a thing occurred. So all he really had was the talking
points, the rhetoric, but that's it. Yeah, they have they have emotions. So what is your goal in
debating a liberal? Right. I mean, it's rhetorically. Are you trying to convince them?
Are you trying to convince people who are watching? OK, if you're trying to convince people
who are smart, very little need be done. Do your best. Do a show like this. Smart people will say,
sure, I respect that you're treating me with intelligence. If you're trying to convince the typical liberal, then what you need
to do is make them make fun of them because their reactions are entirely emotional and social
orthodoxy based. So if you want to win a debate with Sam Seder, you have to you have to insult
him no matter what he says. You have to act like it's the stupidest thing anyone's ever said.
That's how they debate. That's crazy. so if sam says something like universal health care is a right you'd be like all right you don't even know what rights
are dude oh i can't believe you should be so stupid do you have any idea how stupid you look
and then what's going to happen is all the clips are going to go around and they're like oh that
was so dumb i keep but you make them look dumb and trigger their emotions. People on the right are going to be like, whatever.
But that's the game.
Yeah.
I mean, everything off them is just emotions.
I call it temporal myopia, right?
So we make short-term decisions that are satisfying.
So you can go raw dog six women right now.
And you sacrifice the future.
You sacrifice long-term results.
So with these kids, I mean, for example,
like when these leftists are pushing like all the gender dysphoria stuff,
they don't actually care about the science.
They say we have science on our side,
but they dismiss the actual experts like Stephen Levine,
Kenneth J. Zucker, Miriam Grossman.
They dismiss the actual experts that were experts in gender dysphoria for years,
for decades, but they go with their own political agenda.
You know what I like to do?
And I'd be curious to see what the reaction you get from this is.
So if I was if I was going to debate like some leftists and they were like, I think
we should give kids gender for make care.
I would I would say to them, oh, absolutely.
Like 100 percent.
Completely agree.
Thank you.
Because it's going to make a better future for us.
Right.
And say, yes, I agree.
Heaven help us if liberals keep reproducing.
Am I right?
Exactly.
We want a conservative future. So I'm loving the Catholics.
They have like two point three kids. But by all means, like I really do respect you and all the work you do with making sure liberals stop having children because nobody likes them.
Right. Right. How do they respond to that? Yeah, I mean, they're going to agree.
Well, sure. There's one of two ways they can go. It's either number one.
They are they are mature enough to consent. They know what they are consenting to when it's puberty blockers like Lupron, Tryptorellin, the gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist. They can either consent to these things and consent to the fact that they're not going to be able to have children in the future, meaning that if you take that to its logical tail end, they can consent to having sex with overage people as well. They can consent to driving, to drinking. This is the extension of that. Or the opposite is they have some sort of mental health condition. If it's a mental health condition, like if you have an internal problem, why are you treating it cosmetically?
Why are you chopping off your penis for a mental issue that you have?
That doesn't make any sense because it's the same thing as potomnophilia, body identity integrity dysphoria.
If you have a healthy limb, you can chop it off because you feel like it's not an integral part of your body.
So how is that any different from chopping off your penis?
It's not.
We talk about that on the show.
Indeed.
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Villainous V says,
Tim, I finally got enough followers
on Rumble to start streaming.
Also, do you think the first Trump shooter went with a headshot to get on CNN because the prison pick went south?
I don't know what you mean.
What do you mean?
I look forward to hearing about that, Thomas Cook, because we don't know what's going on.
So come on, Dan Bogino, please let us know what happened there.
Well, the JFK files tomorrow.
I don't care.
I want to know about Thomas Cook.
Allegedly.
Well, Trump came out and said, this is different from him signing a negative order saying I want them released.
He came out and was like, it's going to happen.
I hope so.
If you care more about him or Thomas Cook, then we want Thomas Cook, right?
I want to know if Cook acted alone.
Right.
And same with the Ukraine guy.
I don't know if he acted alone.
He had a good haircut.
They keep saying it's the ultra.
Maybe. with the ukraine guy i don't know if you acted alone good haircut they keep saying it's the ultra maybe i just want to remind everybody um at the end of the show in about 12 minutes we're going to tell you how many years in prison fauci will be getting forever every like we get is one more
year and it's binding i'm gonna i'm gonna call trump i'm gonna say hey look it's 7 000 years
listen don they must talk to me before our our viewers smashed the like button, so it's 7,000.
Actually, I think it's going to be like 20,000, to be honest.
Let's go.
Actually, if everybody's super cheddar right now, it would be like 70,000 years.
All right, all right.
MXPX 720.
Real pause.
I hope MXPX hasn't gone woke.
Anyway, of all the days to not have Seamus on, I'm watching Leprechaun 1 in his honor.
Where is Seamus?
Where is he?
Oh, the movie he means?
Oh, good show.
Good movie.
There's that story I've told where Seamus walked in.
True story.
I was sitting on the couch at the castle watching Leprechaun.
I can't remember which one.
Three, maybe.
And Seamus goes, hey, what's up, buddy?
What you watching?
And he turns and looks at the screen.
And right as he turns, it's the scene where the guy
gets bitten by leprechaun and starts turning into a leprechaun and then he goes to the restaurant
and he's like i'll have french fries waffle fries mashed potatoes tater tots baked potato
and then shane was like what is this racist thing you're watching he turns irish dude it's true
watch that movie the guy orders a bunch of different potatoes because he's turning into an Irish guy.
That makes sense.
Poor Seamus.
Yerr says, what is everyone's thoughts on a reporter hitting Trump with a mic stick?
Accident.
It was an accident, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
She said sorry.
And it was like a light bump on the face.
And he went like that and nothing happened.
He looked at her.
He gave her a nice eyebrow.
I was like, okay.
Despite being an accident, I think it's incompetence
and she should lose her job regardless.
It doesn't make up for it being an accident.
Sorry you made that accident.
Should she work out more or should she bring down the standards?
Because she's not competent enough.
If she's supposed to be holding the mic, you can't touch the...
I've interviewed many politicians for many years, dozens of them,
and I sometimes have to take my microphone back and forth.
I've never made physical contact with their face.
I'm diligent enough to know not to do that.
And when you're with the president, especially with the security concerns around him, you are not competent enough to continue to be there.
And if Press Secretary Leavitt is looking for somebody to replace her, I would be happy to join the in-house press pool.
That's what happens when you get DEI hires.
They can't hold up the stick.
All right.
Kenneth Hart says, I'm now paying $10 monthly and getting Rumble Premium.
I'm liking this whole lineup feature.
As a trucker, I like hitting play and let it go all day.
Nice.
That is cool.
You start in the morning.
You press go.
You got 9 o'clock.
I think it's Evita.
10 o'clock, you got Vince.
11 o'clock, you got Crowder.
Noon, you got me. One, as of right now,'s jeremy from the courting for two hours he's gonna switch
yeah yeah because uh russell brand i think he's on vacation and then it's gonna switch with russell
brand at uh one yeah and then i'll and basically what's going on is you're watching and it's like
a network it's like watching you you turn on the show and all the shows just roll who are the
fantastic two people i've never heard of them they got big shows well so uh i'll check them out the 10 o'clock one is
bongino's show being hosted by his uh okay his his guy with that he brought into uh gotcha gotcha
gotcha yeah crowder had 120 000 concurrent viewers that's insane wow guys wow crowder's
been killing it that is the biggest live show in the world right now steven crowder wow do you
think people should like people like me that are on YouTube, do you think we should start moving over to Rumble a lot more seriously now?
Well, you should always do both.
Yeah.
So here's an interesting thing.
I was actually, I was on Liz Wheeler's show earlier.
And before the show, we were just, like I said, we're getting set up.
We were talking about the industry.
And she was asking me about similar things.
And I said, you know what's fascinating is Spotify did a big favor to Rumble.
Because when Spotify converted the video streams, you now, the game changes. things and i said you know what's fascinating is spotify did a big favor to uh to rumble because
when spotify converted the video streams you now the game changes for a while podcast audios
podcast sales were all audio and nobody was in the youtube game there were a lot of people sold
ads on youtube obviously big creators have ad reads and had for a long time but the big major
radio stations and big networks were like YouTube. All the money was
in podcasting because podcast audio ads were super valuable. Yeah. At the end of last year,
there was a big wake up call and all these advertisers started saying we want video.
So Spotify, I don't know how long they've been working toward this has converted to video uh podcasting now we no
longer say apple spotify youtube we now say audio video so here's our audio downloads here's our
video streams so rumble just gets thrown into the mix with spotify facebook with youtube so when we
have ad people coming to buy ads now we are selling way higher since we've gotten rumble
our viewership's double so since we added Rumble.
For instance, today we had 40-something thousand concurrence on Rumble.
We have 32,000.
Since we launched on Rumble, our viewership has only gone up on both sides.
So for a live show on YouTube, we would do 350,000, like about 350,000 on YouTube in the past couple
of months. It was higher in the election season. It was at a half million. Now it's 350. Totally
normal. When it gets warmer out, people leave. But now since adding Rumble, we're getting seven,
800,000, not to mention on the audio side, we're getting another hundred. So we're actually,
we went from like four or five to like eight or 900,000 by adding Rumble to it.
I would say in my view with the whole argument being how many, what's your reach across all platforms?
You got to be doing all of them.
So Spotify, YouTube, and Rumble.
I do believe you'll have better traction on Rumble.
That's why this morning we did the lineup.
My morning show on YouTube at 20,000, but on Rumble, 45.
Rumble was specifically built as a video podcasting platform because of the censorship on YouTube targeting video podcasting.
So you've got all of these, I think it's like 70 million active users or something, which is massive.
And they're looking for video podcasts.
On YouTube, YouTube suppresses video podcasts.
And they're like, we like podcasting it's
big but we want people to watch mr beast so over the next five years where do you see rumble and
youtube head-to-head youtube is probably going to be uh the biggest player in the space for a very
long time but you take a uh so i think it'd be silly to be like in five years rumble be bigger
than youtube right but i think rumble is going to beat spotify and pod i think well rumble already beats spotify and podcasting uh rumble is going
to get bigger because video podcasting right now is it cable tv networks are done they're looking at
not look at msnbc firing selling off they they're this is it they're like okay we can't do this
anymore they're going to start getting rid of the expensive hosts.
They can't spend millions of dollars on anymore.
Carriage fees can only last so long.
People are canceling those contracts.
And then they're going to say, we need video podcasts.
OK, good luck going on YouTube.
You'll get banned in two seconds.
You're going to struggle against their oppressive algorithm, which is trying to promote the likes of Mr. Beast.
No disrespect, but that's what they're doing.
You'll go on Rumble and Rumble is promoting video podcasts.
So people need to be on Rumble.
I think right now, the way I describe it is this.
You've got three prominent video podcasting platforms.
YouTube is the biggest, then Rumble, then Spotify.
If you go on Spotify, you're going to get nothing.
There's nothing there.
We do like 30,000 views on the show, on this show on Spotify.
We get 10 times that on Rumble and YouTube.
So I tell people, I've been saying this for years,
if you're going to launch a new channel, Rumble is the place to go because you will be a small fish in a big pond.
You go on YouTube, you're a small fish in the ocean.
And then the YouTube machine is not going to try and promote you at all.
In fact, they're going to screen and oppress and shut you down, especially if you're conservative.
And they give you an option to actually do the video, not just the audio.
You don't have to do the video all the time.
You can just put in the background music, like PCC loves their background music.
And then if you want to watch the video then you can watch the videos you have
you have two birds of one stone so the other thing that changed too is um what for a while
there was always questions from advertisers when we'd mention like hey we get x amount of views on
youtube x amount on rumble they'd say we're not familiar with rumble so we don't we don't know
now we just say uh there's video streams and there's audio streams and our video streams are 900 000 say okay we're good they're
legit the views are legit we'll buy and so our ad rates have gone way up it's fantastic yeah
joining rumble has like helped us massively increase revenue we've got the network effect
going on which is basically the morning lineup thing the strategy there there is. I was talking to the guys at Rumble.
I was like, when people turn on Fox News, when people turn on CNN, the brand is all
that matters.
They're not saying, oh, boy, I wonder if so-and-so is on.
They don't go to Fox News on TV.
And then after they do, search again for a Fox News host.
No, you turn on Fox News, Fox News plays.
And I was like, that's what we want with Rumble.
You turn on Rumble, Rumble plays. news fox news plays and i was like that's that's what we want with with rumble you're trying to rumble rumble plays and so there are people who go to rumble who would absolutely love to watch
crowder but they're not searching for them and i was like make the lineup so when they go to watch
their live morning news show it's actually a seven eight hour long news show and then people can be
introduced to all the hosts and just watch so now now viewership's massive. And that means, I think.
I did watch Jeremy today for a little bit.
I think tomorrow Rumble is going to have all of the top slots in the top live streams in the world.
They already did with Steven Crowder.
It's funny because Crowder was already like the number two biggest stream in the world.
But I think Dan Bongino was number one.
He was averaging like 150 to 170,000 concurrence.
Insane.
And then Crowder was getting like second.
Tim Guest IRL was actually on YouTube getting some time for a period over the election.
We got third.
And now we bounce between like between third place and seventh place with The Morning Show.
The Morning Show this morning, this is funny,
the morning show in the lineup had more,
as a single show, had more views than TimCast IRL on both Rumble.
So the morning show had 65,000 combined,
and TimCast IRL had 70,000 combined.
However, the morning show had 45,000 on Rumble
and 20,000 on YouTube.
TimCast IRL had 40,
41 on YouTube
and 30 something.
So it was like,
yeah, it was like 70,
73 or whatever.
But that means
when the rankings come out,
they don't rank by combined.
They rank by peak.
And so the morning show
is actually going to beat
TimCast IRL
based on Rumble viewership.
So,
opportunity.
Some of the skepticism
I have with Rumble
is not even real.
Just like, I'm just curious. But, you know, people like Maren Gaines will go go on there they'll say whatever and i like that i like that you can say whatever but i'm curious eventually
will they turn woke as well i don't think so uh i don't think rumble will because rumble's built
off of an ethos that is entirely separate from what youtube is built off of youtube was a massive
corporation google and they were just marching with the machine.
Rumble would immolate itself if it decided to start censoring
people. And the other thing, too, is
Section 230.
YouTube plays fast and loose.
Rumble doesn't have the grounds to play as fast and loose
on Section 230, so Rumble's hands off.
They're like, we don't go anywhere near editorial
because they're not going to be able to withstand
the kind of... More importantly, Dan
Bongino is a major shareholder in Rumble.
Okay.
So it's like, bro, I trust Dan.
Yeah.
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