Brandon Strock joins the show to talk about the January 6th committee hearings, and why the far-left extremists responsible for the attack on a government facility are being treated as if they are domestic terrorists. Plus, a new song from the band Bright Eyes.
00:00:00.000For whatever reason, the establishment media, they don't care too much about us, podcasters and online shows, and it's probably because we're not nearly as big as a lot of people think we are.
00:00:11.000If you're watching shows like this, you assume we are the big show, but we're probably not.
00:00:16.000Tucker Carlson, he's a big show, but then again, he's a big show mostly among the older crowd, and his audience in the key demo is actually comparable to ours a little bit more.
00:00:27.000That's why I think it's interesting that he's getting so much heat over what's going on, but I get it.
00:00:31.000He's a big cable TV news primetime host who put out definitive proof showing that the January 6th committee, Democrats, and the media were lying about what happened on January 6th.
00:00:42.000They began lying about what Tucker Carlson actually said and reported on, and now we have Chuck Schumer complaining about it, Elon Musk roasting him and Democrats, and we actually have The View saying what Tucker Carlson did should be illegal.
00:00:58.000I just want to point out, to all the people who say things like civil war is not possible or whatever, you have right now 150 far left extremists who just laid siege to a government facility, firebombed it, I would call that an insurrection, 23 were captured, some were not from this country, one was a lawyer from a large non-profit, and now we have Stacey Abrams non-profit advocating people join the terror campaign in Atlanta.
00:01:23.000I don't hear the Democrats complaining about that at all.
00:01:25.000It's because you're in a cold civil war and you're losing.
00:01:28.000I'm not trying to bring a black pill to your day, but the reality is, if the establishment press media, governmental institutions, are ignoring the fact that far-left extremists are firebombing government facilities, shot a cop, put him in the hospital, and they've been doing this for over two years, many of them have been arrested as domestic terrorists, and instead they say, remember two years ago when a bunch of people went and fought in front of the Capitol, and then behind it the cops let a bunch of people in?
00:01:55.000When they lie about what really happened on January 6th with the peaceful side, where people were let in by cops who opened the doors and fanned them in.
00:02:05.000When they lie about that and completely ignore what the far left is doing, I gotta say, the institutions are captured, the narrative is being set, and history is moving in that direction.
00:02:17.000I mean, we gotta talk about it, we gotta share these stories, we gotta make sure we're telling all our friends and family, and we push back.
00:02:22.000And that means, look, come 2024, you gotta pull out all the stops, you gotta make sure everybody goes out and votes.
00:02:29.000Ballot harvesting seems to be the key.
00:02:31.000Make sure everybody's in and working as hard as they can to get those votes out and make a difference.
00:02:37.000We're gonna talk about this plus a whole lot more.
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00:03:58.000We don't like to announce guests because then when something happens, it's like, oh, sorry, I disappoint you, everybody, and I can't make it.
00:04:09.000I am the founder of the WalkAway campaign, the movement of people walking away from the Democratic Party.
00:04:15.000And sort of, you know, what's going on in the world right now is relevant to my story as well, because I also happen to get kind of ensnared and embroiled into the January 6th thing, which we'll get into, I'm sure, tonight.
00:04:30.000And I'd love to tell people about our new app, WalkAway Social, at some point.
00:04:36.000We periodically will have a guest who comes on at the right moment when something's breaking in the news and someone asked, they were like, did you book him in advance?
00:04:43.000Like all the J6 happening with Tucker and then you have Brandon here.
00:04:45.000I'm like, no, no, no, it's just perfect.
00:04:52.000I have a piece up on TimCast.com in celebration of International Women's Day.
00:04:56.000It's all about the first lady of anti-feminism, Phyllis Schlafly.
00:04:59.000So in two hours or whenever stuff's done, go check that out.
00:05:02.000Yeah, and perhaps in the members-only segment, we have this video of a woman crying because she's too old to have kids, and she's talking about how she can't do without support, and I feel bad for her, but I think it's an interesting conversation culturally, so.
00:05:26.000All right, let's jump into this first story.
00:05:29.000Many of you have already seen the videos released by Tucker Carlson, but I want to make sure we can remind you just a quick bit before I show you what Whoopi Goldberg had to say about this.
00:05:38.000So we have Chuck Schumer, bald-faced lie, attacking Fox News for shameful use of January 6 video.
00:06:07.000The other side had cops waving people in and assisting them inside.
00:06:11.000That's not punching cops and breaking windows.
00:06:13.000And here is a video showing police opening the doors and letting people in.
00:06:18.000The video footage released by Tucker Carlson shows you've got Jake Chansley, the guy with the shaman hat or whatever you want to call it, being given an escort by police who attempt to open doors for him and show him around and then escort him to the Senate chamber where he then says thank you police.
00:06:37.000Now, in response to Tucker Carlson reporting on this, the media's gone nuts, the GOP establishment has gone nuts, Mitch McConnell's losing it, the Democrats, the media, that's all they can talk about.
00:06:56.000Why is this not being scrutinized the way that they scrutinize other things?
00:07:03.000Because to me, this should be against the law.
00:07:05.000You should not be able to lie to the American, knowingly.
00:07:11.000You know, it's one thing if you made a mistake and you didn't know, but we heard for five or six years how, you know, the media was lying, sac-a-do.
00:07:42.000So, you know, I'm not one to care too much about the view, to be completely honest, but this does exemplify a serious problem that we have in that Yeah, Whoopi, maybe it should be illegal to lie willfully to the American people, and then I gotta tell ya, you'd probably be the one in jail.
00:07:59.000It certainly would not be Tucker Carlson, probably be more like Chuck Schumer.
00:08:02.000Don't get me wrong, a bunch of Republicans would be wrapped up in it too, but no, the First Amendment does in fact allow you to lie.
00:08:08.000Because there is no arbiter of the truth when it comes to government.
00:08:11.000Or at least there shouldn't be, but they're trying to make one.
00:08:14.000The scary thing about this is, and the reason why I think it's a good lead story, Tucker Carlson got actual video evidence showing, to be honest, a lot of what we already knew.
00:08:25.000There's so much video footage of people walking around.
00:08:27.000In fact, let me show you how Elon Musk responded to this, and I want to play you this video.
00:08:32.000So Chuck Schumer says Speaker McCarthy has held the gavel for less than three months, but by sharing the January 6th security footage with Fox News, he has already done more than any party leader in Congress to enable the spread of Trump's big lie.
00:08:46.000Elon Musk responds, Do you want us to remove this video?
00:09:02.000If you've joined us today for the insurrection, please make sure you pick up a promotional leaflet on the way in, stay inside the safety cordons at all times, and if you get lost, speak to one of our Capitol Police officers, and they'll be sure to point you in the right direction.
00:09:18.000Obviously, this is ingest voiceover showing video footage of people peacefully walking through the Capitol, staying within the security ropes, asking police for help, and being given help by the police.
00:09:35.000The video does show people climbing the wall, people walking in the building.
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00:10:41.000The funny thing is, if you are, as the left would describe, a right-winger, whatever that means, you're probably well aware that there was violence on January 6th, and you're probably not okay with it.
00:10:51.000I don't know, some people probably are.
00:10:53.000But the left keeps saying, Tucker's fans and Trump supporters don't know about it.
00:11:47.000I mean, I am probably not the one in the room to speak to this, but I think it's crazy that so many people will just deny this exists, right?
00:11:55.000Like, NBC's headline for this right now is like, he's falsely depicting the January 6th, like, events at the Capitol.
00:13:00.000And literally within a week of getting off of house arrest, I began doing media I was so anxious to get out and start talking about this and tell the story because nobody was presenting a counter counter narrative nobody
00:13:11.000And the first interview that I did was an hour-long sit-down with Tucker on Fox Nation, and this is the point that I was trying to drill home time and time again when I kept doing my interviews.
00:13:21.000There are four sides to this building, and unless you were on the west side of the building, which is the side facing the National Mall, you were not seeing people assaulting police officers, scaling walls, breaking windows.
00:13:33.000when I arrived on the east side of the building, the two large Columbus doors on the east side
00:14:13.000I got a felony for occupying restricted grounds.
00:14:16.000But the point of this is that I'm considered an insurrectionist.
00:14:20.000I am considered a part of the deadly insurrection of January 6th, even though I was on the opposite side of the building, but people don't get, this is what they don't want you to know.
00:14:29.000And this is why they've created these narratives in the plea deal.
00:14:31.000Every plea deal that you read from a January sixer is going to include language talking about how they knowingly did this and they did this with this intent and they were there to, you know what I mean?
00:14:42.000And then they get to go to the media and say, well, we have a thousand convictions of people
00:14:46.000who have confessed that they were there to insurrect or to disturb a congressional hearing,
00:14:52.000to disturb the peaceful transfer of power, et cetera.
00:14:55.000Everything that I've heard about the confessions and stuff like that sounds incredibly Maoist.
00:15:00.000It sounds like the confessions that are given to the people for plea deals and stuff,
00:15:06.000because that's how you get a plea deal, you have to confess.
00:15:23.000felony obstruction of Congress now this is a they've never used the charge in this way before and It's got some sort of historical context that has to do with people intimidating witnesses in a case in the 1970s.
00:15:35.000But they bent it and contorted it and twisted it inside out to use it for January 6th to say, well, you know, there was a congressional hearing happening and it had to do with the transfer of power.
00:15:45.000So we're going to apply this felony charge of obstruction of Congress, which potentially carries 20 years in prison.
00:15:51.000So you've got, you know, felony for standing on the grounds and felony for this and potential felony of obstruction.
00:15:56.000You could be facing, I was potentially facing three decades in prison or I could take a misdemeanor for disorderly conduct.
00:16:02.000I chose the latter and signed the plea deal.
00:16:13.000I mean, almost every person I know who took a plea deal has shared the same experience of going into a very dark depression.
00:16:24.000I actually just did an event at CPAC that we called the True Stories of January 6th, which was a panel event featuring Dr. Simone Gold, John Strand, Jerry Perna, the aunt of Matthew Perna who committed suicide, who was also facing a misdemeanor charge but chose to kill himself rather than go through with the rest of his sentence because the government came to him and said, now that you've signed our misdemeanor plea deal, which would have carried about a maximum six-month sentence, Then they chose to tell him, we're actually going to request a terrorism enhancement to your sentencing.
00:16:57.000So now you're facing six years in prison, not six months.
00:17:01.000They told him this after he signed the plea deal.
00:17:03.000Jerry Perna was on our panel and Derek Evans.
00:17:07.000And Derek Evans also took a plea deal and talked about how he, you know, he wept, he cried when he signed it because it's devastating.
00:17:26.000I often tell the story about how I got arrested for driving on a suspended license that I didn't know was suspended, because in Illinois, when you're under the age of 21, if you get more than two moving violations within, I think, two years, they suspend your license.
00:17:43.000I got a bunk ticket from a cop who claimed I was speeding when I wasn't.
00:17:46.000Didn't have the money to pay it off or go to court or whatever.
00:18:10.000I'm out visiting my family, because I got a brother-in-law who's in Iraq, and my family's freaking out because they're worried he's gonna lose his life.
00:18:18.000I drive out there, drive back, also I'm getting arrested for a suspended license, I didn't even know, because I wasn't even here, it happened like a week ago.
00:18:23.000Now you're telling me I'm gonna go to jail for a year over this?
00:18:30.000When a prosecutor goes to any person and says, we are going to give you the maximum, a terror charge, we are going to beat you and torture you, that's coercion.
00:19:16.000All I can tell you is all of the January 6th defendants, as you just pointed out, will be forced to go in front of a jury of people who despise them for no reason.
00:19:25.000Who despise them because Whoopi Goldberg lied to them.
00:19:28.000Who despise them because Jimmy Kimmel, because The Daily Show lied to them.
00:20:21.000He's the only judge who has occasionally been reasonable in certain circumstances, but he certainly hasn't been consistently reasonable in a lot of these cases.
00:20:30.000It's like you kind of have to catch him on the right day, you know, when he's had, I don't know, the right cocktail of whatever, but it's...
00:20:38.000But I mean, that's not how it is all the time.
00:20:50.000I also know a girl, and I happened to meet her several years ago at a different function.
00:20:55.000She made the decision to enter the Capitol on January 6th through a broken window.
00:21:02.000So she crawled into the building through a broken window, walked around, didn't do anything while she was inside, but then exited again through a broken window.
00:21:11.000She went before Judge McFadden and her total sentence was two months of probation, which I thought was very reasonable.
00:21:18.000And I actually heard, I listened in, you can call in and listen, I listened to her sentencing and the way he spoke to her was actually very compassionate.
00:21:27.000He was stern and said that she had made a mistake, but it was kind of like Go live a better life.
00:21:53.000Stacey Abrams not-for-profit launches direct action against Cop City.
00:21:57.000This is Stacey Abrams, who some speculate will run for president, we'll see, encouraging people to join StopCopCity, the hashtag used by the terror organization, the terrorists, some who are not even from the United States, who firebombed Cop City and were charged with domestic terrorism.
00:22:19.000We have Whoopi Goldberg saying what Tucker Carlson did in publishing proof of the lies from the Democratic Party and the establishment, the corporate press, saying that should be illegal.
00:22:30.000My question is, how come no one in the mainstream press, none of the Democrats, and we know the answer of course, but my question is, if we're trying to approach it logically, to ask someone who is not discerning or doesn't understand, how come they're screaming J6 While far-left extremists are firebombing Atlanta, Memphis, and this police facility, this government facility, when you have foreign individuals joining this group and firebombing equipment and attacking cops with explosives, they're talking about something that happened two years ago.
00:23:15.000And a Southern Poverty Law Center lawyer was arrested among the terrorists, and the spokesperson for the SPLC posted in support of the terrorists.
00:23:24.000That is not in the mainstream narrative.
00:25:04.000If Antifa can and has gotten away with murdering people and burning this stuff down, I mean as an institution, as an organization, as an idea, Where is any kind of counterance to this?
00:25:18.000So what I mean to say is, Aaron Danielson gets shot and killed in Portland, 30 some odd people in the summer of love riots.
00:25:24.000Yes, some of those people who committed those murders have been brought to justice, but as an ideology, Black Lives Matter and Antifa have still not gotten this degree of scrutiny that January 6th did.
00:25:53.000It was the McCluskeys that ended up getting arrested.
00:25:55.000It was the McCluskeys that I believe ended up being charged.
00:25:59.000It ended up being the enemies and the villains in that case.
00:26:02.000And what's interesting is like on a sort of macro level, it's almost an identical situation to what happened at the Capitol.
00:26:08.000I mean, you had a mob of people go into an area where they weren't supposed to be.
00:26:13.000If the McCluskeys were like the Capitol Police protecting the building, why are the Capitol Police the victims in the January, which, you know, by the way, they are.
00:26:21.000But like, why are the McCluskeys the villains for protecting their property in that situation?
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00:27:09.000It is easier to arrest the homeowner than it is to deal with a riot.
00:27:17.000They break onto private property, onto the actual lawn of their building, and the McCloskeys, who own legal weapons, come out brandishing them saying, get off our property.
00:27:26.000The McCloskeys are the ones who actually get criminally charged.
00:27:29.000You have this story out of Milwaukee where these BLM rioters who had burned down someone else's house, or I should say set someone else's house on fire twice, show up in front of his house, he brandishes a shotgun through his window, the cops come and arrest him in his own home.
00:27:44.000I'm sorry man, like, maybe I'm completely wrong to say civil war, and it's more like the revolution is happening, it's been happening, it will continue to happen, and sooner or later you will own nothing and you will be, well, you'll be very unhappy, but don't worry, the government will give you pills, or they'll flog you unless you say you're happy.
00:28:01.000You know, after I got arrested and got out of jail, you know, I started reading the 8-page press release that the FBI wrote on my case and submitted to the media.
00:28:12.000And then the 30-page sentencing recommendation that the government created on my Class B misdemeanor.
00:28:17.000And in it, they went through my social media and pulled a great number of tweets and things like that to sort of substantiate, you know, this person's a lunatic with violent tendencies and look at these things that he said.
00:28:27.000And they actually pulled a tweet where I said, Make your peace right now with the fact that we're in a civil war.
00:28:33.000We didn't want it, we didn't ask for it, but it's here, and at this point you better kind of open your eyes and see what's happening.
00:28:40.000They're like, you know, he's promoting civil war, this guy is dangerous, and I had to kind of explain to them, number one, If you look carefully, I'm saying it's already here.
00:28:53.000But number two, when I talk about a modern civil war, and I think when we talk about a modern civil war, we're not talking about like grabbing your musket and taking out to the streets and starting and shooting people.
00:29:02.000We're talking about debanking people, freezing people from being able to send and receive money, from being able to exist on social media or exist in the public square, destroying people's reputations.
00:29:13.000Look at civil wars throughout history.
00:29:16.000It doesn't start with one day, a guy walks outside and says, you know what?
00:29:19.000I'm just so darn mad at the president, I'm gonna civil war!
00:29:22.000And then the people go outside with guns and start shooting at each other.
00:29:24.000It happens because tensions between factions, either ideological, political, religious, or otherwise, start bubbling up to the point where people then say, I've had enough of you, you're dangerous.
00:29:35.000When you see roving bands of far-left extremists going through cities and firebombing storefronts, this is how it starts.
00:31:12.000The closest you ever got was Proud Boys.
00:31:14.000And the Proud Boys were so smart that when they got into a fight with Antifa, they walked up to the cops and said, here's my name and information.
00:31:57.000Like, it's actually normal for domestic terrorism to be perpetrated by the left.
00:32:02.000But it seems like because they were the party of, like, peace and love and hippies, somehow we, like, forget to say, oh, wait, they can also have extremism.
00:32:09.000I think it's a combination of Far left extremists know they're lying.
00:32:13.000You know, we were talking earlier, I'm a care member who said,
00:32:17.000they don't think it's what they're doing is illegal.
00:32:18.000They know what they're doing is illegal.
00:33:38.000The left is entirely built on a dialectic system, so as long as they can implement their policies, they're fine with lying.
00:33:49.000They're fine with whatever means, because at their core, they're not liberals.
00:33:54.000They don't believe in individual rights the way that we do.
00:33:57.000They don't believe that the rights that you have come from your humanity or from God or whatever.
00:34:03.000They believe that all rights come from the state.
00:34:05.000That means that your rights are just gifts.
00:34:08.000So there's no reason to argue about that you have the right for this or you have the right for that.
00:34:13.000You have whatever right the state says.
00:34:15.000I think those ideologies are not as relevant as a lot of people think.
00:34:19.000They're certainly wielded as a weapon to guide and control these masses, but I believe that the far-left extremists are chaos and nothing more.
00:34:29.000The foot soldiers, yeah, but the people that are calling the shots, the people that are informing the ideas, that are writing the books, that are teaching children, these people are religious fundamentalists.
00:35:47.000If there was a consistency to their ideology and goals, I would agree they actually believe this stuff.
00:35:53.000But watching this stuff over the past 10 years and seeing there is no Start point and end point?
00:36:00.000I'm like, oh, all it is is a chaotic, destructive force that spreads and consumes and destroys.
00:36:04.000The chaos is intentional because, like I said before, happy societies don't have a lot of revolutions.
00:36:13.000If you have a society that's working with people that trust each other, with a high trust society, where you don't have significant amounts of economic disparity, And you have everybody feeling like they kind of have the same culture and the same kind of, or at least are free to express their cultures, you don't need a revolution.
00:36:31.000You don't need to tear everything down.
00:36:33.000But if you have enough people that feel like they are unhappy with their lives,
00:36:38.000they're unhappy with their station for whatever reason, whether it be because they believe they live in the wrong,
00:36:42.000they were born in the wrong body or they believe that they live in a white
00:36:46.000supremacist society or whether they believe that that the man is the reason that
00:36:50.000they can't get ahead and it's, it's the rich people, blah, blah, blah.
00:36:53.000Whatever reason you can use to sow discord in the society is the intent and the
00:36:58.000goal because the discord makes people want to revolt.
00:37:04.000But there is an inconsistency as it applies to political lines because they,
00:37:09.000they don't embrace the discord or the sense of oppression when it comes to
00:37:14.000issues that bother people on the right.
00:37:17.000I mean, if you go back and you look at 2020 again and, you know, Black Lives Matter and all the destruction that was done in the name of racial justice.
00:37:24.000But they can't seem to wrap their head around why anybody would become inflamed to commit violence on January 6th.
00:37:31.000So the question that I've always wondered is, and I don't condone the violence of January 6th, I never have, but the question is, why is it okay to commit violence because black people Some black people feel like they're having some kind of experience in this country that is unsatisfying to them, but you can't wrap your head around the fact that there's an enormous group of people who believe that their election and their vote was being stolen, and that they thought that a fake president was being installed through a stolen election.
00:38:19.000We're going through a Maoist-style cultural revolution, and if you go back and listen to Mao's speeches or read his speeches, he talks about the people and the democracy, and that's only applied to the actual people that are in the party.
00:39:17.000The day after Tucker Carlson releases definitive evidence that the J6 committee and Democrats and many Republicans and the media were lying, text messages get released smearing Tucker and framing it as though he hates Donald Trump.
00:39:30.000The funny thing is there are photos of Tucker Carlson laughing and hanging out with Trump.
00:39:55.000The right's gonna be like, yeah, Tucker can say that, that's fine.
00:39:58.000People on the right are more understanding and willing to accept that not everybody likes Trump, but they're gonna try and win that argument.
00:40:03.000Tucker has done too much good, and there's gonna be some people like, ah, whatever, who cares?
00:40:08.000But the left will now watch this instead of the J6 footage debunking the lies from Democrats.
00:40:16.000Well, I think Tucker effectively became a J6-er this week in a way.
00:40:20.000I mean, it's like the media is now, I think, going to start treating him the way they've treated every person who's been arrested on January 6th and everything that they put us through.
00:40:28.000I mean, again, when I got through my house arrest and I started doing media and telling my story for a long time, I mean, for like almost a year, I was like the only J6-er out talking and sharing my story.
00:40:41.000I mean, honestly, in many ways, the worst part of my J6 experience happened after my sentencing.
00:40:47.000Because when I started talking about it and I started making clear that I was not going to allow this to destroy my career or my life, that I was going to come back from this, I was going to fight back, that's when they got nastier and nastier.
00:40:58.000And I actually, I keep saying, I think that the media, we all know that the media is what the media is, but they've almost become Like, they see themselves as a prosecutorial arm of the Democratic Party.
00:41:11.000I mean, there were reporters from CNN contacting my prosecutor and giving evidence to my prosecutor and saying, like, you should you should think twice about giving him a plea deal.
00:42:07.000Yeah, so I did essentially a performance art piece at CPAC where we erected a life-size prison cell 8x8.
00:42:14.000I mean, the only difference is that it had bars and an actual prison cell like the J6s are being held in is concrete bricks and a metal door where these people, many of them are in solitary confinement have been for years, which is insane
00:42:30.000because that's, I mean, I was, look, I was in there for two and a half days, okay? Like it was,
00:42:35.000and in that two and a half days, I was also not let out. But by the time I got out after two
00:42:41.000and a half days, like I was, I mean, like my nervous system was like on fire.
00:42:46.000I was like, get me the hell out of here.
00:42:48.000If I had been there for two years, like, these people are never going to be okay.
00:43:47.000So I was kind of trying to draw attention to that cause.
00:43:50.000Unfortunately, because the right-wing media overwhelmingly is so cowardly and afraid to even talk about January 6th or touch this, which is another reason why it was so difficult for me to get my story out as much as I wanted to, very few in the right-wing media actually covered my performance art piece at CPAC, which, by the way, was actually amazing.
00:44:52.000I was going to ask about the audio component.
00:44:53.000Yeah so we had 20 or 30 wireless headsets and people could come and they could put the headsets on and while they were kind of looking at the visual which was me in the cell we had three different channels they could switch between which were the voices of real J6ers telling their stories about being raided by the FBI By being abducted, by being taken and put in a cell and the charges they faced and what it was like going through the DOJ.
00:45:16.000It was very powerful and people were like weeping and watching this.
00:46:05.000That's where I heard about it because I wasn't there that year and like, Twitter was in love with it, or at least conservative Twitter was like, this is so fascinating.
00:46:12.000See, I got, see people would, I wasn't on Twitter at the time, and people would text them to me, and they'd be like, this is just unusual, it's different, and I think, especially for, you know, conferences, people don't expect performance art, but I think so many people have questions about what happened to the January 6th people, right?
00:46:27.000Like, even if you don't agree with the violence, and you don't support it, there are so many unanswered questions that I think a lot of people And that's why I ask, like, do you think it's that people can't grasp that domestic terrorists are left-wing in America?
00:46:44.000Because for so long we've been fed, you know, conservatives have guns, conservatives are violent, conservatives are this, that, and the other.
00:46:50.000Like, look at Ruby Ridge, look at all these things.
00:46:52.000Like, there is an idea that because they want to be left alone or, you know, they're more interested in safeguarding their own rights, they don't want to comply with this larger narrative that conservatives are the ones who we have to be nervous about.
00:47:06.000Sorry, that's what I think is is great about what Tucker's doing is that he's It doesn't erase the imagery of people who you know broke windows or fought with police officers Of course not and nobody's saying that like nobody's trying to rewrite the narrative and act like the violence didn't happen What we're trying to do is provide a little more nuance and context here and also to point out just because a person got arrested or charged doesn't mean that they were a part of the Let's overthrow the government, gang!
00:47:36.000Why didn't Trump just pardon everybody?
00:48:08.000Well, he said now they should all be let go.
00:48:10.000He came out on Truth Social saying, following the release of this footage, all of these people should be released.
00:48:17.000Look, I get very angry and very defensive about people making public statements about January 6th without effectively kind of like doing the due diligence or the
00:48:55.000People affected by January 6th are helping themselves.
00:48:57.000So, like, when I went to the Proud Boys trial in January, I sat with people whose family members are part of this and they're saying, like, well, we made our own groups and we found each other therapists to talk to and we found each other, like, resources because Basically, no one wants to talk to us about it.
00:49:14.000We can't get any media outreach, and also, like, we are really dealing with what the effects of having someone incarcerated because of this, like, we have legal bills, like, if we want to be in trial, and they're in trial in DC, and we're from Nevada, right?
00:49:26.000We have to put our lives on hold somewhere else.
00:49:28.000Like, it's an incredible burden, not only, obviously, on the people who are incarcerated, but on the other people who are affected by it.
00:49:34.000It's unbelievable and I mean the amount of money that it costs to go through something like this I mean it's a lot of these are very poor people you know and it's it's not even a matter of you know well this person should be paying their legal bills or whatever but it's like man One post on truth social saying, you know, everyone donate to this fund I mean could raise ten million dollars in 24 hours and you know now everyone's actually got representation For the time being a lot of these people have very liberal public defenders who hate their guts I mean, they're literally j6 defendants whose lawyers are making them watch Schindler's List You know and and and things like that so that they can learn to be a better more compassionate human being is that real?
00:50:15.000That's a thing that really happened Wild.
00:50:38.000So, of course, the left is really angry, the disaffected liberals are angry, some conservatives, but mostly not really are angry, but some are.
00:51:18.000This I'm-tired-of-being-nice mentality is dumb.
00:51:20.000I've never sugarcoated the truth to avoid hurt feelings.
00:51:23.000It's impossible to speak bold truths directly and without euphemism and draw moral lines in the sand while also not engaging in vicious name-calling.
00:51:32.000He goes on, but I think the point here is, this is one of the reasons why I believe the right could lose.
00:51:39.000One of the biggest weaknesses of the right.
00:51:41.000Everything we talked about in the previous segments, you've got January 6th defendants who walked into a building where the cops opened the door for them, and they're facing years.
00:51:52.000Probably end up getting a couple years like a Like the Q Shaman.
00:51:57.000He got convicted, sentenced to four years, and the video shows the police are actually escorting him around the building, but sure enough, that's all it takes when they lie.
00:52:04.000And now you have this debate among the anti-woke, anti-establishment about being mean, and there's outrage that anybody would be as mean as Matt Walsh.
00:53:20.000Even if I'm wrong, just hang on a sec.
00:53:22.000You're saying he did not say, make some comment about you'll kill yourself and when you're gone, your parents will be secretly glad that you're gone because they'll be relieved of the burden that you caused them and the shame.
00:54:12.000Yeah, I had so many opinions on this topic and now I've lost all my confidence because I feel like I fell for a Nigerian scam or something.
00:54:29.000I'm seriously worried about my mental health right now because I feel like I remember this.
00:54:33.000Well, if you can hear in his voice, he's got a distinct voice.
00:54:36.000Dylan, if that is the most attractive you will ever look, then I don't even want to imagine what you'll look like when you're at your ugliest.
00:54:46.000You do not pass as an attractive woman or as a woman at all.
00:54:51.000Even with 50 pounds of makeup and plastic surgery and clever lighting tricks, even then you still cannot escape what you really are and what you will always be.
00:55:00.000You have successfully shed Whatever parts of you were masculine, perhaps, at least on the surface, nobody would ever describe you as masculine or manly, so you've got that going.
00:55:08.000But your femininity quotient has not increased at a rate commensurate with the loss of your masculinity.
00:55:15.000You may not be masculine, but you also aren't feminine.
00:55:19.000Instead, you are weird and artificial.
00:55:45.000Even the people who pretend to accept you as a woman are only pretending because they're afraid of being lectured if they don't.
00:55:52.000Or because they want to use you as a platform to virtue signal.
00:55:56.000But everyone who looks at you will see something pitiable and bizarre, something utterly unfeminine in every way.
00:56:04.000You will never be able to actually have the identity that you're trying to appropriate, nor will you ever be able to fully escape the identity that you're fleeing.
00:56:13.000The best you can hope for is some kind of limbo, the worst of all worlds.
00:56:16.000And yet, even in that limbo state, you will still be a man.
00:56:22.000Just not one that any of us can respect or take seriously.
00:56:28.000But other than that, champ, you're doing great.
00:56:31.000So that, that, he didn't raise his voice.
00:56:42.000Because what you described is a famous meme and they took a Joe Biden deep video and they put that meme with a deepfake voice and made him say that.
00:56:55.000Someone wrote this long post that was very, very harsh and nasty towards trans people saying, you will kill yourself and your parents will, when they bury you, they will use your given name.
00:57:06.000And a thousand years later, when they dig up your body, they will find a skeleton that is distinguishably male or discernibly male.
00:57:23.000I don't know, but I remember I saw it and I thought it was really awful.
00:57:31.000It definitely made me feel a certain kind of way about him.
00:57:35.000But wouldn't this be interesting if it's like exactly what we thought was gonna happen with deepfakes?
00:57:39.000Like they are making people, they're using all these headlines to then say awful person said terrible thing and then if you do happen to stumble across a video there's a chance that it's not even real.
00:57:49.000I feel like I'm like having that moment again like in 2017 when I realized that Trump didn't mock the disabled reporter.
00:57:55.000I'm like oh my god that didn't happen?
00:57:57.000People wonder why everyone Well why there's so many so much hatred towards Donald Trump and the quote-unquote the plurals because people misremember things constantly and when you are told things over and over or you're told this is how you should feel over and over
00:58:16.000You can't help but have that rub off on you.
00:58:20.000But in this case, I'm not misremembering.
00:58:23.000What if you really watched this deepfake video, which is like a step above misremembering?
00:58:26.000It always bothers me when you get these articles where someone is like... The Hollywood Reporter had one we talked about on Pop Culture Crisis the other day.
00:58:34.000Roseanne Barr had some tweets that were bad and that's why she got kicked off her show or whatever.
00:58:39.000And they don't link to the tweets anywhere, the screenshots of the tweets aren't embedded in the article because I guess they're too terrible to say, which, you know, while spicy, like, I don't think that they were impossible to print.
00:58:53.000Right, which makes me think that they wanted to have this person Take all the heat and now they are not willing, number one, to do due diligence and try and at least find whatever these offensive comments are to say like, look for yourself, see how bad they are, which I guess they weren't bad enough.
00:59:09.000And then on top of that, you know, now they can just recycle, oh, well, this article or this outlet also said that she said that thing and this one too.
00:59:15.000And so that's what's happening with Matt Walsh.
00:59:17.000If there is a deepfake video, I would, I don't even know, that would be hilarious because it's exactly what I have been afraid of with deepfakes this whole time.
00:59:28.000But anyway, to the point, we have this ongoing debate now about whether or not we're being too mean, and it's just, it's very disheartening to see Antifa firebomb a government facility, and then these moderate types, these disaffected liberals are like, how dare Matt Walsh call someone unearthly?
01:00:13.000Well, I didn't expect the conversation to go this direction, but all I was going to say is that when I started first seeing Dylan Mulvaney videos, I thought he or she was really annoying.
01:00:29.000I mean trans or not, I just thought this is an obnoxious person.
01:00:34.000But the conclusion of this is that I saw Dylan make a video basically addressing conservative People in the conservative movement who object to who she is.
01:01:26.000And I'm like, Madonna got facial surgery.
01:01:28.000Celebrities get surgery to be on TV all the time.
01:01:31.000Someone who is chasing after internet clout will certainly get surgery if it gives them more internet clout.
01:01:38.000So I view Dylan as, you know, maybe Dylan will say that they're trans and say it Passionately.
01:01:46.000But what I believe is, and I'm not a doctor, I'm not a psychologist or psychiatrist or anything like that, but looking at Dylan, I see a person who is a social media clout chaser, who started getting traction for this persona, decided to do, look, trans videos and this kind of stuff gets a lot of traffic, Dylan embraces it, boom.
01:03:12.000Well, Dylan says that they're a girl, then they go out, then they dress up like in a dress, they keep doing things to attract attention, which culminates in I'm in the woods in hiking heels, frolicking about.
01:03:25.000But wouldn't that be true whether the character was trans or not?
01:03:29.000Like, if you're a social media influencer who creates a character and your character is your claim to fame, and your character is an outrageous character and that's what you do, I mean, why is it not possible that Dylan is trans and has created a character that now has to continually be upped?
01:03:48.000Because the people that I know and have spoken with who have explained gender dysphoria, and there are many academics, scientists, many who have pushed against the groomers, the weirdos, the social media stuff, and the autogynephilia stuff, like the NCAA swimmer, they point out that people with dysphoria don't like being seen that way.
01:04:10.000So to have someone like Dylan intentionally going on camera and doing these things It's like at odds with what gender dysphoria usually is.
01:04:21.000You're saying when someone has gender dysphoria and they feel like they're not passing, that triggers their dysphoria?
01:04:29.000I don't want to call anybody out and get anyone's personal business by naming somebody, but we've spoken with some trans individuals who said this kind of behavior would be triggering dysphoria and creating anxiety and panic.
01:04:41.000Going out to millions upon millions of people in this way would be very triggering.
01:06:04.000He sees this, he sees it's propped up, he sees the activists defending, and he says, this is wrong.
01:06:09.000And I say, Matt, you are correct, but that's not what trans people are.
01:06:13.000I've never been totally, I've never totally understood why trans culture always has like more and more I feel like it intersects with drag culture which drag culture wasn't necessarily transgender in and of itself from my understanding of it.
01:06:25.000I mean it's interesting to me that you know women my age, women younger than me are really interested in like the clean girl aesthetic right?
01:06:31.000Minimal makeup and you know they wear their hair natural and stuff like that and like on the other hand if you are transgender suddenly you're wearing extremely high heels and you have really long nails and you have you know it's not all women don't wear makeup and all trans people do wear makeup but it's just it seems like there is an aesthetic nature that doesn't feel genuine it feels like you have to present this way to affirm that you are this identity it's like the more the more the trans person desires to be in the public eye the more they tend to uh be a caricature of what femininity is or or uh you know
01:07:13.000And if someone is looking to just pass and live their life, if they're like what you would consider a normal trans person that doesn't have a job, whether in the public eye they're just trans and they work their normal job or whatever, then they don't need to have like the, and this is just my impression, but then it seems like they don't need to have like the I'm a woman turned up to ten.
01:07:33.000They can be like, you know, just kind of be a little more It's ironic because these are the gender as a societal construct people.
01:07:42.000I think Dylan is doing things to intentionally court controversy and using trans as the vehicle to court controversy because I guess the point I'm trying to make is The people that we talk to on this show, friends of the show, and people we've interviewed who are trans, are like, we don't want to draw that kind of scrutiny and attention to ourselves in that way.
01:08:24.000I do not think, I think Dylan has found a vehicle to get attention, and Dylan is probably a narcissistic sociopath who is trying to get attention, likes, and views, and fame, and that's it.
01:08:37.000And just like any other person, like Madonna, they will get plastic surgery to alter their appearance to fit the mold of what gets them attention.
01:08:45.000Because if you look at the way Dylan behaves, you're right.
01:08:47.000And then you look at the, there's, you know, the trans people, the trans woman that works at Media Matters, she's purely politics, right?
01:08:55.000She's purely politically trans, like she's trans or whatever, but it's all about the politics.
01:09:01.000It's not about like any of the glamour, glitzy, blah, blah, blah.
01:09:06.000She, you know, she does Dress like a woman and do, you know, do her makeup as if she was in the public eye.
01:09:12.000But it's not like the whole glamour thing that that Dylan seems to be going for.
01:09:17.000So I think that you can really pick out.
01:09:22.000Not really, but I feel like there are some trans people that you can pick out what the motivating factor is, you know, whether it be politically motivated for it, because there are people that are trans because they're politically motivated.
01:09:35.000One day, Dylan's viewership is going to start to diminish, because you can only go so far with any kind of content or show.
01:09:45.000How many seasons would you get before getting cancelled?
01:09:47.000What was that, um, what was that, Parker Lewis Can't Lose, we had Cora Nemec hanging out, and that's like, that show apparently was a big deal and people are big fans of it, but it got what, three seasons?
01:09:58.000So back in the day, you might be on top for a couple years, then your show is gone.
01:10:02.000Some shows last a little bit longer, maybe you'll get seven years, and then it's gone.
01:10:06.000Hugh Laurie was huge when House was on TV, the ratings were through the roof and the ratings started going down and then the show disappears.
01:10:32.000There will come a time where Dylan Mulvaney will start losing viewership, and you will then see Dylan start making depressed videos, being like, I'm a failure, and things like this.
01:10:42.000Because the average person ta- this is true.
01:11:00.000How many influencers, how many social media personalities seem to go through an existential crisis at the exact same time?
01:11:06.000And you know what that time coincides with?
01:11:08.000Ratings dips in the beginning of any year, particularly political people or cultural individuals who are doing cultural politics in news after an election, when viewership tanks.
01:11:18.000And I've been doing this for a decade.
01:11:20.000And when I started doing it, I met Luke Rudkowski, who had been doing it for five years before that.
01:11:25.000And first thing he said to me was, At the beginning of every year, views drop when you're in this space.
01:11:31.000So for me, it's just a normal cycle, and then come August, October, views start going up.
01:11:35.000No surprise though, you see so many people in the beginning of the year being like, I'm feeling down, I'm having a crisis, an existential crisis, oh, woe is me, and things like that.
01:11:43.000Well, it coincides often with a decrease in their viewership because they're feeling like, I can't get enough traffic, it must be something wrong with me.
01:12:14.000You surgically graft wings to your back so you can fly as high as possible to touch the clouds, and then finally when you fall back down to Earth, everyone looks at you like some kind of, you know, disfigured or whatever.
01:12:26.000That's a problem in the entertainment world because of people that turn to substance abuse when the love dries up or whatever.
01:12:36.000So I imagine that you're going to see a massive, massive wave of suicides.
01:12:44.000serious mental illness problems with trans people that regret transitioning and stuff like that.
01:12:52.000I feel like this is on par with medical lysenkoism in the Soviet Union, you know, or with lysenkoism in the Soviet Union.
01:12:59.000In that context, it was with farming and agriculture, but this is like the medical version of it, where they're just using the ideology to push an agenda, and you've got people that are gonna be just absolutely destroyed later in their lives.
01:13:14.000Well, they're doing it when they're really young.
01:13:18.000They're doing it when they're young, and especially with doma-mania, I think it's worth acknowledging that so much of this is happening publicly on social media that drives your dopamine, right?
01:13:27.000So if you are feeling alone or sad, and you get validation for doing anything, right?
01:13:32.000Like, they'd say with, like, girls who get famous on YouTube for being, like, mommy vloggers, and then after they have a kid, there's, like, a ratings drop, so they have another kid, and then, like, people come back, and they're excited.
01:13:42.000Yeah, I mean, they get accused of this.
01:13:44.000I've never asked one personally if that's what they do, but there's like an idea that, like, you get people who get famous for doing something, and so they'll do it again, or they'll adopt a baby, or they'll announce they're engaged.
01:13:53.000They'll do something to make them exciting again.
01:13:55.000What can someone like Dylan Mulvaney do after they already did their surgery video?
01:13:59.000Dylan Mulvaney comes out and says, I got surgery reveal, and then it gets a million views, but you can't do it twice?
01:14:05.000I mean, but now it's the other aspects of life, right?
01:14:10.000Like, this will be an ongoing thing, but the, to me, one of the biggest dangers is that your entire life is tied, like, your income as well as your sense of self is tied to the internet, right?
01:14:22.000You are selling your private inner experience to what get to go to an award show have someone put you in a designer dress for the night like at the end of the day you will naturally become less popular and then what does that do to your mental health what what do you do when you've done you've pulled out all the stops and you've gotten all the surgeries and you've had the extra content baby or whatever like what do you do when
01:15:09.000Madonna just got plastic surgery and everybody made fun of Madonna.
01:15:13.000Dylan Mulvaney got plastic surgery and I don't think it's because Dylan Mulvaney is trans.
01:15:17.000I think it's because Dylan Mulvaney is trying to adapt to be something that will attract attention and generate likes and get views and make money.
01:16:00.000I mean exactly so this seems like we are always we are slaves to the social media trends and the media headlines which makes it more interesting that there are so many journalists like I said before who are actually activists who want to control narrative and therefore they're like if you get into their good graces your name will stay in the headlines right if you do what they want you to do then you get the attention you're craving but it's not even just craving like you are addicted to it.
01:16:25.000I would just like to say that the LGBT thing is not a hot ticket if you're a conservative.
01:16:33.000Well, I'm just saying it has not skyrocketed my career in any way, shape, or form.
01:16:37.000And in fact, I am deeply, deeply hated by the LGBT community.
01:16:42.000Not to mention there are a bunch of conservatives on Twitter even right now saying being gay is wrong and they don't accept it and it should be rejected and things like that.
01:16:50.000So it's not like the Republican Party is unified in support of gay rights.
01:16:55.000So this is interesting about the modern culture war and when the left says people like you are conservatives or whatever or people like me are far right or whatever, they really have no definition of what that is other than you are not in their cult.
01:17:35.000I'm probably going to get in hot water for saying this, but I have always been, I'd say, an advocate for what I consider to be legitimate transgender people.
01:17:45.000People with gender dysphoria who actually transition from male to female, female to male.
01:17:49.000My personal policy is I have no trouble Using the pronouns of some if a male becomes a female a female becomes a male I'll do she'll do it.
01:18:07.000I don't I will not accept Non-binary ism as a legitimate thing.
01:18:12.000I will not accept it Quinn genderqueer gender fluid as a legitimate thing.
01:18:17.000I just want I believe it's a You know an identity That somebody might just feel like you know, that's but it's it's not a real thing and I'm not gonna participate in it It's become harder and harder for me to defend the transgender community as the transgender community has become more and more absurd and caricature ish and insane and What have you like a couple of years ago?
01:18:42.000there were other gay conservatives that we were kind of debating and they were saying like we really want to drop the tea off of this and I was like come on you guys like It's like, why create this?
01:18:51.000Because there are transgender people in the world who, like you were kind of saying earlier, just want to live their lives and be left alone.
01:18:57.000I don't want to participate in hurting those people.
01:18:59.000And I feel like it just hurts people to be like, you're not a part of it.
01:20:07.000So I knew I was a little boy who had crushes on little boys.
01:20:11.000I knew that I liked things that little girls liked.
01:20:13.000I would have been much happier playing with the girls than roughing it up with the boys and fighting and things like that.
01:20:20.000I would have rather been inside playing with Barbies.
01:20:22.000And so I kind of identify with what that feels like to feel like you're a boy who identifies with girls.
01:20:28.000And then at a certain point I did grow out of it and I probably at puberty and then I realized that I was a gay guy, a gay man.
01:20:37.000But I guess the point is that I can identify with that feeling enough that I don't feel the need to ostracize people who are like that.
01:20:43.000I feel like some people don't grow out of that.
01:20:45.000And for them, a gender transition is the right answer to feel like they are legitimately who they are.
01:20:51.000And I guess I just don't see the need to ostracize those people from the community because I sort of understand, I can relate to that feeling.
01:20:59.000It sounds like if you were a little kid today, you would end up getting the hormone blockers and the surgery and stuff.
01:21:06.000I mean, if I had had, you know, parents and teachers who Wanted to embrace what I was going through and say, you know, we we we feel like you know, we want to Validate what you're feeling.
01:21:22.000Yeah, things could have gone horribly wrong It's crazy because it's actually a very very fundamentalist view of how to deal with the issue of gender dysphoria So they do in Iran in Iran if you're a gay man, they they give you a forced sex change operation That's my understanding.
01:21:37.000And so what's happening now is really interesting because they're going to little kids who like Social things. Hey, look boys can play with dolls girls can
01:21:44.000play football, right? That's no big deal Well, not anymore. If you're a little girl who wants to
01:21:48.000play football They will tell you you are trans and you need the surgery
01:21:51.000as a really weird thing I can't you just be a woman who plays football. I don't
01:21:56.000know. What's exactly well And that was what I was very poorly articulating a moment
01:22:00.000ago when I was talking about like that the identity quotient of being non-binary or gender-fluid
01:22:06.000I mean, I was a kid of the 80s, and in the 80s we had Boy George, you know, we had Billy Idol, we had all those hair bands and all the people wearing makeup, and it was just sort of an expression.
01:22:18.000That's the word I think I was looking for.
01:22:19.000It was an expression, not an identity.
01:22:22.000And everyone accepted that expression.
01:22:23.000I mean, I'm sure there were some people who didn't You know, had an issue with Boy George or whatever, but for the most part people, like, they didn't really care.
01:22:33.000You said this before that they, the party that is advocating for, you know, transition people earlier and earlier are the same party that's saying, like, don't believe gender stereotypes and give your daughters Tonka trucks and whatever else.
01:22:45.000Except if your son reaches for a Barbie, then maybe you should be on alert for perhaps they're Puberty balkers.
01:22:51.000Maybe your son socially likes to hang out with girls, and who knows why that is?
01:22:58.000Like you said, I think there's so much rush to say, we're going to make these kids change and identify because we're trying to protect them, we're trying to help them, and I want to believe that's honorable, but it has some intense consequences for something that you wouldn't do in other circumstances, right?
01:23:15.000But here's where I separate from from some people on the right on this issue because I the left has gone way too far way way way too far and so I do understand that there is a bit of I would say an overcorrection on the right but I hear some people on the right say you know Like, no children are transgender and no child is born in the wrong body.
01:23:35.000And I'm like, well then where did all these transgender adults come from?
01:23:39.000I mean, we definitely know that there are people in the world who believe that their gender transition was the right choice for them and that they finally feel like who they authentically are after they transition.
01:23:47.000Those people were children at one point.
01:23:50.000I'm not saying that you should transition a child, but I'm saying...
01:23:54.000Transgender adults were once transgender children, so it really kind of can't be true.
01:23:59.000You know that male grip strength has dropped by what, like 80, 70% since World War II?
01:24:09.000Probably resulted in a rapid decline in testosterone and a massive disruption of the human endocrine system resulting in weak and effeminate males and masculinized females.
01:24:24.000So one of the reasons I think we may be seeing this big burst is the expansive use of plastics which we use for all of our food and then we eat it.
01:24:31.000Women get pregnant and then eat plastics which disrupt the endocrine systems of the babies.
01:24:36.000There were some studies that We've talked about on the show before, a birth control that women were taking and then when they got pregnant later, it would masculinize the babies and they tracked the women who got pregnant and found that like an overwhelming majority of their daughters were lesbians.
01:24:54.000Looking at a study like that, I'm like, there's probably a correlation between the things we are putting in our bodies that we know are endocrine disruptors and the expansive increase in the LGBTQ community.
01:25:08.000I do think endocrine disruptors are playing a huge role.
01:25:12.000that they shouldn't be teaching them, but I do think endocrine disruptors are playing a huge role.
01:25:15.000And the problem is, when a human being is affected in this way,
01:25:20.000and then they become an adult who can vote, they're They vote in favor of the way they've been affected.
01:25:25.000So if there is something that is damaging and poisonous to us, and then people vote to affirm that thing, well, you're gonna get more of it.
01:25:34.000Could you imagine if people were voting to affirm mesothelioma like it was a good thing and exposing kids to asbestos, pulverized asbestos, so that we could explain?
01:25:45.000It's like, look, if there's an environmental factor that's causing harm to people and creating depression and anxiety, we don't want to affirm that.
01:25:52.000We want to stop it and figure out what's causing it.
01:25:55.000One, the social component, obviously we're talking about, but I do think that phthalates, PCBs, et cetera, chemicals in the water and the food are causing a lot of it as well.
01:26:05.000So in that scenario then, you believe that a good portion of these people are actually experiencing gender dysphoria?
01:26:15.000That's why it's so funny when these cultists lie about what I believe.
01:26:20.000And say, like, denying the existence of trans people, and I'm like, I'm the one who's actually argued to many of these activists, like, with James Lindsay, for instance, saying, no, I think some kids are trans.
01:26:28.000I think there are kids who were born to mothers who were taking some kind of medication or sensitive to certain phthalates, PCBs, what is it, polychloral biphenyls or whatever.
01:26:38.000And thus, the child in the womb, their endocrine system got derupted in utero and in development, and then this kid is born with a more feminized brain and mental state, or endocrine system, and a masculine body, and that's going to create dysphoria.
01:27:10.000And I'm like, I think a lot of little girls are being socially manipulated.
01:27:15.000And it's because of Instagram and other social media platforms that they're feeling this pressure to fit in.
01:27:19.000So they're saying things they don't understand.
01:27:20.000Because I've heard so many stories from parents who are like, my daughter said that they were gay or pan or lesbian.
01:27:26.000And they're like, my nine-year-old daughter didn't even know what those words meant.
01:27:28.000But then you're actually going to get Genuinely, in my opinion, more young boys and girls who are legitimately trans and experiencing dysphoria.
01:27:36.000That doesn't mean the treatment is surgery, sterilization, or puberty blockers.
01:27:41.000I don't know what the treatment is, but I certainly think there may be a physiological effect.
01:28:13.000Because if you, the argument that they make on the left is, oh, if we don't get kids to transition, they're gonna kill themselves.
01:28:21.000But if you transition kids that don't need to be transitioned, and you do it en masse because of social contagion, you're gonna end up transitioning kids, you're gonna end up transitioning way more people than you need, and you're gonna end up having more people with ruined lives than if you don't transition the few actual people that are trans that after puberty end up being actually trans.
01:28:46.000The high probability is that most people that feel like they're trans in puberty, once they go through puberty, it desists and stops.
01:28:56.000That's the most likely course of action.
01:28:59.000That's most likely what's going to happen.
01:29:00.000So if you push everybody that has any kind of gender dysphoria into transitioning, you're going to end up hurting a lot more people than you help.
01:29:08.000Yeah, especially if puberty, like, the process of going through puberty is really what changed.
01:29:12.000I mean, you mentioned that, like, some of your dysphoria changed when you went through puberty.
01:29:18.000If the experience of the hormonal changes of puberty, in some ways, you know, is the antidote to some of the discomfort and dysphoria that people feel, preventing them from going through it is...
01:29:31.000Well, yeah, and I just think that like I was saying before when you're very very little You're not able to understand things like complex human sexuality You know you you see things in terms of boy and girl mommy and daddy and things like that and when you're having these feelings that you know your your innate kind of behavior the things you're drawn to are are more like mommy than daddy or whatever, then that makes
01:29:56.000you kind of feel like, well, maybe I'm supposed to be a girl. Maybe I want to be a girl.
01:30:27.000It's like, so the idea of a trans child is, or a trans baby, or like, you know, like, it's like, come on, I can't, You see you don't even see faces you see blobs for the first like three months or whatever when you're actually born So well, and it's hard to think that these kids were you know, let's say four five six their parents are talking about it They say oh I like You know, I like playing soccer and I don't want to
01:30:51.000or whatever it is, and they start saying, oh, maybe my child is transgender.
01:30:54.000That becomes the conversation in their home, and they know that they are receiving a lot of attention.
01:30:59.000Not that they are going out of their way, but that's being a kid, right?
01:31:02.000Looking for attention, looking for affirmation from your parents.
01:31:04.000If your parents are saying, like, it's something we talk to you a lot about,
01:31:07.000and maybe you're going to see a specific doctor or else, it gets hard not to then accidentally
01:31:13.000reinforce this thought, like you are transgender, and make it concrete, before they are able to understand
01:31:20.000how complex the spectrum of human emotions are, understanding gender, understanding sexuality.
01:31:27.000It's a lot to put on a child, and I feel like it's too easy to let it run away,
01:31:32.000even for parents who are trying their best to be there for their children.
01:31:36.000Yeah in the in the like you said about you know the way the children responded in the 80s there was a lot or maybe it was late late 80s or whatever there was a lot of uh uh hysteria about children being molested right and it wasn't going on what was happening was children We're talking, or parents were talking to their kids, or authority figures were talking to kids that could barely understand what they were being asked.
01:31:58.000But they understood that if they answered in the affirmative, the parents and the adults seemed to get excited.
01:32:04.000So when you're asking a kid, hey, did you get touched?
01:32:08.000Did they touch you in a place they're not supposed to?
01:32:11.000Children that barely understand what's going on, they realize that they, but they, they couldn't understand the context, but they could understand that when they answered in the affirmative, that the people around them lit up and it's like, Oh, I'm supposed to answer this way.
01:32:24.000And that's what you're teaching children, even though they don't understand the words that you're teaching.
01:32:29.000There's because there's so much more to communication than just the words that you're saying, you know?
01:32:36.000I think of all the videos of moms being like, my daughter said that she loves this person and they're, it's like a, you know, feminist icon or whatever.
01:32:44.000And you want to be like, but what do they know?
01:32:51.000They're allowed to have their interests, of course.
01:32:53.000But you know, or if you're saying that like on some deep intellectual child, you're on some deep intellectual level, your child understands like feminist theory.
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01:35:41.000People were making videos telling their stories about walking away from the Democratic Party.
01:35:45.000We grew to over 510,000 people in the Facebook group and they had literally tens of thousands of videos and written testimonials on Facebook, pulled the plug, banned us, all the content was gone.
01:35:57.000So, I've been working for the last two years and my team's been working very hard to build our own social media platform to relaunch the walkaway movement.
01:36:53.000They're lying about what he said, of course.
01:36:56.000He said he wants to see transgender ideology eradicated from public life.
01:37:02.000He literally says the ideology is bad, blah blah blah, and they're trying to make it seem like he's calling for murder or something, which is just absolutely not true.
01:37:58.000YouTube will lose their minds if I explain what's in those books.
01:38:00.000When the Florida Don't Say Gay lie began, I was totally on DeSantis' side and I was out there advocating for his bill and what they were doing.
01:38:13.000Um, but, and I started getting reached out to by conservative parents and saying, you know, talking about some of these books that are in the schools.
01:38:19.000And one person was saying to me, it's got images of this and this and this.
01:38:22.000And I, you know, look, I'm a conservative, my audience is conservative, but every once in a while, somebody reaches out to you and you're like, okay, dude, calm down.
01:38:47.000I'm trying to remember right now what it was called.
01:38:49.000I own it, but it was, she, Shockingly graphic.
01:38:52.000And I mean, they have the illustrated images of two men in bed together and two women in bed together and an image of a naked woman spreading her vagina.
01:39:38.000I could watch The View, but Chicken City is better.
01:39:40.000I gotta say, no, to be fair though, the commentary on Chicken City is substantially more informational and entertaining and educational than The View.
01:39:49.000You know, when you watch, when you go to chickencitylive.com and you watch Chicken City, you hear some profound stuff like, you know, and that is more, it's better for the psyche.
01:40:00.000Better hens clucking than on The View.
01:40:02.000Well, the things you hear on The View are shocking and disturbing.
01:40:05.000At least with Chicken City, you can see chickens like, you know, I love Tim Dillon's line on The View that there are many intelligent women in America, but none of them are on The View.
01:40:13.000Well, one of the things we're planning on doing with the new studio space is creating some kind of morning show for women.
01:40:19.000And it wasn't my idea, it was a woman's idea who asked me, like, why don't you do a show where, like, normal human females are allowed to talk about this stuff?
01:40:25.000She's got your permission, that's what it's for.
01:40:27.000The view is so insulting to women and it makes them look bad.
01:40:34.000We'll put up a couch, a camera, and then we'll have some like, you know, moderate moms want to talk about issues in the morning, just do their thing.
01:42:11.000Or find a partner to then bear children.
01:42:13.000If you're 60 and you have kids, it's like you're, you're going to be, you know.
01:42:17.000If you're 60 and you're a billionaire, you're going to find a partner to have kids with.
01:42:22.000But I think that what you're describing, I, I, I feel like that's, there's nowhere that's more true than in New York city.
01:42:29.000I lived in New York for a very long time.
01:42:30.000And I think of anywhere in the United States, New York city has lied to women more than anyone else, because there's very much this culture in New York of like, stay a kid as long as you want.
01:42:39.000And I knew a lot of girls who became women in their thirties.
01:42:44.000And all of a sudden it was like, Oh my God, I've, you know, I've been living this like sex in the city lifestyle.
01:42:49.000And the clock is ticking and my time has kind of come and gone.
01:42:52.000And then what do you do at that point?
01:42:59.000Technically, you know, if we want to break it down, I am literally 37 years old because a few hours don't really matter all that much, but my birthday is in a couple hours.
01:43:31.000You know what we can do is, that's a good idea, halfway.
01:43:35.000Maybe I'm interpreting this wrong, but the idea that TimCast members get to decide who gets the money is actually a really good idea and the easiest way to do it.
01:43:42.000So, actually, yeah, that might solve all the problems.
01:43:44.000What we'll do is, we'll take submissions.
01:44:16.000I'm pretty confident we're going to have this show, and the idea is Friday night, after Timcast IRL, we will all go downstairs underneath the new studio where everyone's going to hang out and play poker.
01:45:21.000Oh, you get, like, bonus chips if someone, like, says, like... Yeah, people can be like, no, no, no, keep Phil in the game, keep Phil in the game, and then they put in 10 bucks and be like, 10 bucks for Phil, and then Phil gets, like, you know, 10 bucks in chips or whatever, keep him playing.
01:45:33.000But the idea is just to have a funny hangout, you know, where people... We'll have guests, like I was talking to Cash Patel, I was like, you should come and play, and he's like, that'd be awesome.
01:45:57.000All right, Logan Culver says, Adrienne Curry is right, Soviet States of America.
01:46:02.000Adrienne is like basically a digital co-host at this point, because she's in the chat all the time providing commentary and every, like, but here's the thing.
01:46:12.000But she's a prominent personality in her own right, so she's here providing commentary in the digital portion of the show and everyone's really excited about it.
01:46:20.000So it's an honor and a privilege, Adrienne, that you're in the chat so often giving your thoughts and opinions.
01:46:25.000It makes people want to be in the chat.
01:48:56.000All right, Kyle Miller says, can I get a shout out to YouTubers like Phil DeFranco that covered January 6th as the worst event in American history and now will not cover the footage released by Tucker Carlson?
01:52:29.000Apparently never, according to Bandcamp.
01:52:32.000Because we have a whole bunch of songs that are mostly to partly done, and some that are done, and then when we started working on the release plans, it takes a long time to get a song ready for release, and we want to do music videos, so this one just kept getting bumped back and bumped back and bumped back, and then finally Carter was like, dude, we just gotta put this song out, and I'm like, I agree!
01:52:49.000It's like I wrote it 20 years ago as it is, and now it's being delayed even more.
01:52:53.000People are going to be like, it's like, listen to the 80s or something.
01:52:58.000Cage the Mick says, did you see that Baltimore is trying to prohibit anyone under age 25 from facing felony charges because their brains haven't developed yet?
01:53:51.000Legomethagean says, what huge cohort of children will be spayed and neutered like stray cats because they were influenced by Mr. Barbie Pouch?
01:53:58.000Somehow the great moral outrage is that people aren't receiving his narcissistic Peter Pan delusion with open arms.
01:54:30.000If I find what I saw, I'm going to send it to you.
01:54:33.000Because I want you to see what I... Because if there is a circulating deepfake and so like... You've got to figure out where you found that because we've all seen the Biden one and it is nightmarishly brutal.
01:54:43.000But maybe like the algorithm sent us Biden because of the other stuff that we read, whereas they sent other people the Matt Walsh one because they're like, we know you won't like Matt Walsh and this will provoke a negative reaction.
01:54:53.000I just want to see it with like a timestamp or like a date posted because like anyone could make it now.
01:55:07.000I just think that's a job that a woman has lost, right?
01:55:09.000Like women are talking about, you know, not being in the workforce or having problems there and like what do you mean?
01:55:15.000Like the women's deodorant campaign is Dylan Mulvaney.
01:55:20.000Will Callicutt says, just saw someone else in the chat mention this as well, but I'd love to see you bring Tom McDonald on the show sometime.
01:55:25.000I have spoken with Tom several times about a bunch of different stuff.
01:55:29.000He's an awesome dude and a tremendous talent, and he has an open invite to come on whenever he wants.
01:55:36.000Uh, it's just an issue of, he's a very busy guy.
01:55:38.000You know, everybody's, you know, it's funny, Ian will be like, yo, we gotta get Brad Pitt on the show.
01:55:53.000I mean, not to mention the political hurdles there, but people who host their own shows, It's like, hey, stop doing your work and come do mine.
01:56:00.000So for someone like Tom McDonald, he's working on music, he's promoting, he's doing his thing.
01:56:04.000To ask someone to take time off to come here is very, very difficult, let alone the people who already do, like, you know, Brandon and the work you're doing.
01:56:10.000So it's, for someone like Tom McDonald, there's a lot of people who are just, we can get them where we can get them.
01:56:15.000Otherwise we'd have tons of these people on every single day.
01:56:18.000I mean, like Jack Posobiec lives down the street, practically, and he comes on like once every other month.
01:56:23.000We'd love to have him on every single, every day we could have Jack.
01:56:27.000But I think Jack's coming tomorrow actually.
01:56:31.000He better be bringing like keto cupcakes or something.
01:56:33.000It was gonna be uh Matt Walsh and I was it was really excited really excited it was gonna be that was gonna be a great great show considering everything's going on.
01:56:40.000Does Matt Walsh know he canceled on you on your birthday?
01:57:31.000If you purchased one of our songs on Bandcamp, I would recommend you contact them about the termination of the account because they took your money.
01:57:40.000Granted, they gave the money to us, but I'm pretty sure a portion goes to them.
01:57:44.000And if you lost access to it now, and we... There's nothing in our music that breaks any rules about anything.
01:58:00.000Will of the People is just a story, and Only Ever Wanted is a love song.
01:58:03.000I'm confident there are gore metal bands on Bandcamp that talk about, like, you know, murder.
01:58:12.000But if everybody who bought one of our songs contacts Bandcamp, they might Hey, look, maybe they'll come out and be like, you know what, it was a glitch and we didn't realize what happened.
01:58:45.000Because I didn't check if Bandcamp blocked me as well.
01:58:48.000I saw that this afternoon, and I just feel like that's a very strange way to do business.
01:58:53.000Well, I think considering I have so many followers and I've tweeted at him a couple times, I wouldn't be surprised to find that they have banned me or blocked me, I should say.
01:59:01.000They blocked him, is that what you said?
01:59:02.000That's what, I'll find the tweet from Libby, but she had a screenshot.
02:00:09.000Like, at least send out a generic, oh, we'll think about your request, but no.
02:00:12.000Yeah, let's see if we can muster- So, the pre-sale link we have right now in the description below for the new song, Bright Eyes, is Amazon.
02:00:19.000Which sucks, because Amazon's not great either, but they didn't ban us.
02:02:10.000I wonder to what degree that's a breach of contract.
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