AOC gets heckled by what appears to be progressives for supporting war in Ukraine and funding the Azov battalion. Joe Biden gets caught up in a quid pro quo with Saudi Arabia, and AOC gets booed by progressives for her support of the Ukrainian army. Plus, a new bill that could see Idaho secede from the US and become an independent state.
00:00:00.000So Joe Biden got caught in a very serious quid pro quo.
00:00:24.000Democrats are threatening to pull military aid from Saudi Arabia because Saudi Arabia won't help them win the midterms, which is, well, I can't say I'm surprised.
00:00:33.000They claimed that Donald Trump was doing all of this, which he wasn't.
00:00:36.000Ukraine claimed there was no quid pro quo.
00:00:39.000And now the gist of the story is that the Democrats went to Saudi Arabia and said, do not halt oil production for one month, just one month.
00:00:48.000And then after that, do whatever you want.
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00:03:10.000Joining us today to talk about all of this and more is Jim Antle.
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00:06:09.000That's uh conveniently just after the midterms.
00:06:12.000Saudi Arabia said no we're not going to do that and it's we're not going to do it for economic reasons.
00:06:16.000Now it was initially reported that they were siding with Russia.
00:06:18.000That's one way you can frame it and I think the media jumped at that because it kind of absolves the Democrats of any kind of a responsibility.
00:06:26.000That it was really about just American interests and stopping the war.
00:06:33.000If the Democrats' goal was really to help the American people with lower gas prices and stop the war with Russia, to stop Russia being able to finance their war, they wouldn't have said, keep production up for one extra month.
00:06:45.000They would have said, do not cut your production.
00:06:51.000They wanted a political advantage, a quid pro quo.
00:06:54.000And when they didn't get it, what we see now are the Democrats threatening Saudi Arabia with pulling military aid and other support.
00:07:00.000You know if they really wanted to help they would ... allow domestic energy exploration and production ... they're not doing that in the name of green energy we're ... shipping in oil from Saudi Arabia all in the name of ... fighting climate change which is absolutely absurd how many ... Yemenese children had to die for the US petrodollar and now ... we're at a situation with the Saudi Empire is a slapping ... Joe Biden back and forth and if you remember just a couple ...
00:07:24.000Joe Biden had his landmark trip to Saudi Arabia where he ... was going to turn on the faucet to oil and after that ... trip the Biden administration literally released the ... statement saying Saudi Arabia is on board they're going to ... help us lower gas prices Saudi Arabia came out and said no ... Joe's lying here and now we're finding out according to Saudi ... Arabia which is absolutely such a big.
00:07:44.000Bombshell when it comes to Saudi Arabia saying this on the ... world stage because of the petrodollar because of Yemen ... because of how connected the United States was especially ... when it came to financing radical jihadist all throughout ... the Middle East with Saudi Arabia you see the decoupling ... of Saudi Arabia and America that to me is the biggest story ... here which will have huge ramifications on the financial ... economy not just with gas prices but with the purchasing ... power of the US dollar.
00:08:23.000Yeah, he did this in 2015, especially when it came to the prosecutor in Ukraine looking into Burisma Oil and his son's connections to this.
00:08:30.000He bragged with the president of the Council on Foreign Relations about firing him while holding aid money hostage to that particular country.
00:08:58.000It was about The environment, climate change, all of these other things that he was going to go over there and fist bump with people.
00:09:04.000He had said on the campaign trail he was going to make a pariah that he was going to isolate because of their role in Jamal Khashoggi's death, a murder.
00:09:17.000But their public reaction, even to when OPEC Plus cut the production, I said good.
00:10:08.000Now those people who are angry can go look at the pump and ask themselves why it costs so much money.
00:10:12.000But hey, as long as they know they're making it more expensive for themselves, I got no problem with them advocating for something they believe in.
00:10:18.000The problem is, these people are screaming.
00:10:21.000There's that viral video where this woman's like, it was $95 to fill up my tank!
00:10:29.000You voted for Joe Biden, who bragged about doing it.
00:10:31.000And now, because of this, because he campaigned on what you wanted, he goes and he bends the knee to Saudi Arabia and he says, come on, man, please, please, we need gas.
00:10:39.000We don't produce it anymore because of me.
00:10:41.000And then they laugh and they say, nah, it's OK, we're going to work with Russia on this one.
00:10:44.000And then he pouts and he has a temper tantrum and says, we're going to cut off aid from your country.
00:10:49.000And then the media dances around the fact that this is overt corruption on behalf of the president, who has done two things.
00:10:56.000He has hampered energy production in the U.S.
00:10:57.000for political gain, and then he begs Saudi Arabia to make concessions to the United States just so we can win the midterms.
00:11:05.000And when they don't do it, he and other Democrats threaten them.
00:11:10.000There's also a lot of other things happening behind the scenes geopolitically.
00:11:13.000A lot of people are saying Saudi Arabia is with Russia, but I think it's even beyond that because Saudi Arabia makes most of their money selling oil.
00:11:21.000What has this administration promised to do?
00:11:34.000This is going to, of course, hurt us financially.
00:11:36.000So now they're at a situation saying, you know what?
00:11:38.000These people are not going to be dependent on us.
00:11:40.000So let's just take what we could get right now.
00:11:42.000Let's make sure we get a good profit off of The stupid policies put on by Joe Biden that, of course, hindered domestic energy exploration and production.
00:11:51.000This is a deliberate action by the Biden administration that just blew back in its face, and correctly so.
00:11:59.000People should be angry that the government tried to bamboozle them for a month, tried to lie to them for a month just for a better rating, just for a better outcome when it came to the midterm elections.
00:12:45.000All it does, the one thing, is it protects Democrats by keeping gas prices just slightly, slightly down up until the midterm elections, and then afterwards, off a cliff.
00:12:56.000Rasmussen also says that there's a direct statistical correlation between approval ratings and gas prices.
00:13:04.000They try to manipulate the situation just so they could get more power that they're going to, of course, use to screw you over even more, which is crazy.
00:13:15.000Biden threatens consequences for Saudi Arabia after OPEC cut, but his options are limited.
00:13:21.000They are outright telling you right now, the president is threatening this country because they wouldn't help him, his party, win an election.
00:13:56.000Affirms that it it it view it's a typo that it view its or maybe it's not it view its relationship with the United States of America It's a strategic one that serves the interests of both countries.
00:14:05.000It's very plainly saying yo We're only doing this because it benefits us both don't screw us over there.
00:14:11.000Are they a nuclear power at this point?
00:14:13.000I believe that have we given them all the nuclear secrets.
00:14:33.000And remember when Antony Blinken was talking to the Chinese official and China said to his face, you are not negotiating from a position of power?
00:17:03.000In fact, I found out just a few days ago, I was watching an interview with John Fetterman, the guy who's running for Congress in Pennsylvania, which is a part of the Congress.
00:17:12.000And he lives across, or lived at that period, across the street from the last steel mill in his town.
00:17:17.000I mean, it was just churning out steel, and he had a stroke.
00:17:21.000So, like, was that related to living across the street from a steel mill?
00:17:41.000And I've actually had a lot of conversations because of what you've said, Ian, about graphene, carbon capture from the atmosphere for the production of graphene.
00:17:48.000And whether it's for the production of graphene or not, it's a really interesting point because we talk about the turn of the century in New York, where they were scared that horse manure would be everywhere.
00:17:58.000Then we invented cars and all of a sudden there was zero horse manure.
00:18:05.000A technology will come about, and it will solve this problem.
00:18:09.000There will be a new problem we'll eventually solve.
00:18:11.000I have tremendous confidence in human ingenuity and technological advancement.
00:18:15.000Yeah, Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, was just talking about carbon, but he was talking about carbon sequestration and how it's happening and the private sector is taking it on.
00:18:24.000It's going to be a bigger and bigger deal and more important.
00:18:27.000Luke, who is the carbon they're trying to reduce?
00:18:42.000No, but the funny thing is when they talk about population reduction, and they do.
00:18:46.000They talk about, you know, outside of any kind of conspiracies, you actually have Bill Gates saying, we need to slow population growth.
00:18:52.000They're quite literally saying, the humans, that they want to reduce that, you are the carbon.
00:18:58.000I mean, once you reduce energy, you reduce human potential and human growth.
00:19:02.000So I think that's why there's a deliberate agenda to say, hey, no, you know, we got to get off fossil fuels.
00:19:07.000Hey, we have to get off this particular energy source.
00:19:09.000We have to get off something that, of course, has been running and helping humans progress in society.
00:19:14.000And that is just absolutely detrimental.
00:19:17.000That's going to lead to absolute havoc.
00:19:19.000And I think it's very fair to say that we are fast approaching a situation that is going to tank the economy deliberately in order to bring on the central controllers so they could come in and come in with their solutions to the problems that they caused.
00:19:32.000I want to take you back in time, my friends.
00:19:34.000I want to give you a warm memory, something that you can take and press to your bosom and feel good at night.
00:19:57.000National gas price averages for regular fuel dropped below $2 per gallon during US President Trump's term in office.
00:20:03.000Snopes has determined this to be true.
00:20:07.000In early October 2022 received inquiries from readers who asked if it is true the national average gas price fell under $2 per gallon.
00:20:14.000That's right, $1.84 per gallon in April 2020.
00:20:18.000They do want you to forget it because right now as you are being squeezed out with a near $4 average across the country and it going up, Joe Biden is desperately begging Saudi Arabia to postpone it just long enough Yeah.
00:20:50.000Here's the, I want to give a shout out because they did change the article.
00:20:54.000When I tweeted this story out, the claim said, national gas prices for regular fuel dropped below $2 per gallon during US President Donald Trump's first term in office.
00:21:04.000And I tweeted that screenshot, Six Hexenhammer responded, pointing to first term and then said, they know.
00:21:12.000They're implying Trump's going to win.
00:21:15.000Well this definitely gives him an opportunity to do so and as you guys know I'm not a big fan of Donald Trump but under his administration imported oil dropped by 25% he did allow exploration he did allow production which brought more oil on the world market and with more oil.
00:21:31.000The demand of it went down and the price of it went down as well.
00:21:34.000So when you look at those kind of policies, they did make a huge impact because when you have cheap energy, you have an ability for human beings to progress.
00:21:43.000And on that marker, Donald Trump has something to stand on and brag about since, of course, this administration is doing the opposite of that and wrecking havoc on our financial system deliberately.
00:21:53.000It's funny, it's like we were a net exporter of fuel, weren't we?
00:22:04.000And it's just a series of self-inflicted problems.
00:22:07.000I mean, the border is a self-inflicted problem.
00:22:10.000The energy costs are a self-inflicted problem.
00:22:14.000All of the money we're spending in Ukraine is largely, I mean, obviously it's to some degree a Putin-inflicted problem, but it's largely a self-inflicted problem.
00:22:21.000I want to pause there and put a note on that.
00:22:24.000Putin did start this war, but the United States choosing to be involved is a self-inflicted problem.
00:23:01.000This is providing intelligence and resources to fight Russia.
00:23:07.000And what, they don't need to declare war in this capacity?
00:23:10.000We're going to be dragged into it now.
00:23:11.000I mean, if they're allowed to get away with this, then there never will be, I mean, there hasn't been, they've not declared war since what, World War II?
00:23:19.000Declaration of war has kind of become one of those dead letters.
00:23:23.000They're reducing the constitution to really the Roberts rules of order, like the process related things of like how many people get to serve in Congress, what their ages of eligibility are.
00:24:16.000When Trump is green-lighting energy exploration and production, Speculation on these things are that supply will meet demand, and so the price stabilizes.
00:24:26.000When Joe Biden comes in and starts axing permits and shutting down pipelines, speculation is that we will not have a supply to meet demand, and the price skyrockets.
00:25:26.000This was predominantly, I believe, correct me if I'm wrong, was created because of World War II, just so the United States has enough oil and energy to actually fight a war.
00:25:34.000So with these levels being low, we're not really at preparedness levels from a lot of an analyst's perspectives to be able to fight a war.
00:25:41.000Now, if there is a war now, we're kind of stuck in a very bad situation.
00:25:45.000That's what exactly I was thinking is.
00:25:46.000It seems like whoever's in charge and command, which is obviously the commander in chief, the President Joe Biden, doesn't, has this like illusion that we're invulnerable or something.
00:25:56.000Like the way they surrendered in Afghanistan and like let all those people die and let all that infrastructure, however many billions of dollars worth of equipment left over for the Taliban without, you think there's no consequences?
00:26:09.000Like you can't just cut off The oil that fuels the jets and the bombers and the tanks and the planes and the factories that make the steel and, and the plastics that we use for all of our phones and our roads and our like, and expect that no one's going to attack us in the meantime, while we don't have a supply.
00:26:27.000That's when countries get attacked is when they're when they're at their weakest.
00:26:31.000You need a defensive mechanism in place.
00:26:33.000Well, at the same time he was doing all of this, too, he was attacking domestic oil producers, attacking domestic energy producers, and saying that they're the reason that prices are up, and it's price gouging.
00:26:44.000And he's really done this with every vaguely inflation-related topic.
00:26:48.000I mean, all politicians to some extent do this, but Biden's really brazen.
00:26:52.000Everything going wrong in the economy is some external factor that is outside of his control.
00:27:10.000I actually started my video off today with a compilation of Biden within the last two years saying, hey, you know, inflation, it's not here.
00:27:19.000And you just see the progression, progression of it.
00:27:21.000And now we are here with new inflation numbers that should terrify people as, of course, these are manipulated numbers and the real life numbers are a lot more daunting that, of course, aren't really published, aren't really talked about, but should be.
00:27:32.000If you live long enough, everything is transitory.
00:28:33.000Is it because he's an incompetent leader?
00:28:35.000Or is this a part of a bigger ruse, a bigger plan in order to bring something else in that will of course profit and benefit off of these problems that are being deliberately caused right now?
00:28:49.000Well, based on the Afghanistan surrender, that is the most incompetent use of the American military I've ever heard of to lose that war that we were winning to give up to the Taliban and let them take over like that.
00:29:10.000It was intentional, which is like plus the United States has the United States has military protocol to blow up and to literally send in fighter jets to destroy us equipment before they go into enemies hands.
00:29:20.000They failed to do that with Isis in northern Iraq before Isis got all the Humvee vehicles and they failed to do that here in Afghanistan as well.
00:29:28.000So when I say it was competence, it wasn't that they made a bad call.
00:29:32.000It was the right call for exactly what they wanted to happen.
00:30:09.000Well, and the one foreign policy question that Biden has been right about in his entire career was that the U.S.
00:30:16.000Western-supported Afghan government was fake, that it was corrupt, it was fake, it wasn't real, and yet he premised, at least publicly, his entire withdrawal strategy on that government being able to hold long enough for everybody to get out, when his own predictions had said that there was just, without U.S.
00:30:34.000support, that government couldn't exist.
00:30:38.000I mean, they were heavily reliant on the logistics that the United States was providing.
00:30:42.000And then without the logistics, they were empty.
00:30:43.000It was like a bunch of people that didn't know who was where.
00:30:46.000It was a Warren Zeevon government, send lawyers, guns and money.
00:30:50.000And if you don't send those things, there is no government.
00:30:53.000Let's jump to the story from the Daily Beast.
00:30:56.000Ukraine joining NATO guaranteed to start World War III, Russian official says.
00:31:02.000The war in Ukraine is guaranteed to escalate into World War III if Kiev is allowed to join NATO, according to a Russian Security Council official.
00:31:08.000Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made a surprise announcement that he had made a first fast-track bid for membership.
00:31:15.000All of NATO's 30 members would have to approve Ukraine's bid, making full membership of the defense group a long way off.
00:31:22.000Kiev is well aware that such a step would mean a guaranteed escalation to World War 3.
00:31:26.000The suicidal nature of such a step is understood by NATO members themselves.
00:31:35.000Maybe one NATO country is just going to say, no, we do not want to vote yes on being dragged into a nuclear war.
00:31:44.000But the one thing I can say is that if you are between the ages of 17 and 24, because I don't think it'll happen right now, but you know, that draft age, and you support this war, well, then I'm actually looking forward to you being drafted.
00:32:00.000You go fight the war that you supported.
00:32:02.000All of these Gen Zers with the little Ukrainian flags in their Twitter bios?
00:32:06.000I'm actually excited to see you guys go through basic training and then go be the cannon fodder for the wealthy elites who want to win this region of Eastern Europe.
00:32:42.000We're at a phase where of course we have a lot of lunacy, we have a lot of insanity, and a lot of escalations to this conflict that are absolutely nonsensical.
00:33:21.000I don't know. So the US sitting there mind its own business.
00:33:24.000There's another country that's minding its own business, but they may be engaging in some
00:33:27.000activities. Is there a circumstance where they don't attack you, but you think it is justified to
00:33:33.000invade that country? Well, if you're talking about a situation where you know they are
00:33:37.000going to attack you, that can be justified.
00:33:40.000But what we've done in Iraq, and what we've seen, and what to some degree Russia's done in Ukraine, is theoretically something is going to happen someday that will allow them to threaten us or attack us, and we need to attack them first before that happens.
00:34:11.000In fact, it would just exacerbate the problem.
00:34:14.000I wonder, I wonder if there ever really is.
00:34:17.000I'm sure a lot of the more libertarian types are probably like, no, there is no matter what some other country is doing, so long as they're not attacking you, you should not invade them.
00:34:24.000I think there are instances where a military buildup could be, you know, cause for war, like if like Germany building up the tanks that it was building up before World War Two, if France had been like, this is too risky to have that on our border, because what happened was they blitzkrieg and they took Paris, like, within two weeks, it was theirs.
00:34:41.000And that's what if you let someone go full hog, that's why they built the liberal economic order was to prevent other countries from going full hog.
00:34:50.000But imagine you have a neighbor, and every day you see your neighbor buying more and more guns.
00:34:55.000And he's got a massive arsenal, you can see it through the window.
00:34:58.000Does that justify you going over there, having him arrested, his property confiscated, or saying, this guy's clearly gonna be attacking someone, I better stop him.
00:35:08.000Now, but there is, there is an analogy.
00:35:11.000If you saw through your neighbor's window him mercilessly beating a child, you would kick the door in, and you would get physical with this man.
00:35:53.000It's not very much of a limiting principle for war if you're going to justify it on that basis.
00:35:58.000But then there's the next level of the United States and other governments staging these kind of events that are not true, that have no basis in reality, just like we saw in the first Gulf War with the baby incubator story.
00:36:09.000With literally a PR team working for the government engineering a story that the Iraqi government was taking babies from incubators and just murdering them like they were just sociopaths.
00:36:20.000That story completely made up by a PR agency that led to the first Gulf War.
00:36:24.000There was public hearings, there was videos, all of them fake manipulated because again they needed a justification so they made one up.
00:36:32.000They had, like, a young girl speak to the UN about it.
00:36:34.000Yes, and she was the daughter of an ambassador that, again, was coached and staged to lie on national television that she personally saw the babies taken out of the incubators, which was such It's insane.
00:37:25.000And I was like, good, we're going to stop a tyrant from nuking the world.
00:37:28.000And I was excited, like the way that you can, and that propaganda, man, the way that you can view bombing a city as a good thing, or bombing it as a reason for war, like the crazy emotions that are involved with that.
00:37:42.000I think for me, I was probably lucky that I was, you know, through skateboarding, introduced to a lot of punk rock elements, anti-war elements.
00:37:50.000So as soon as this all started, the only thing I knew was, here's why it's bad.
00:37:54.000So there was never like, I'm not going to pretend that when I was like, you know, 14, 15, 16, I was this political genius.
00:38:00.000No, I was just some dumb kid listening to punk rock being like, hey, war's bad.
00:38:03.000And then I got older and I started seeing the stories.
00:38:05.000I started learning the politics because that, that music got me interested in, more interested in politics.
00:38:11.000And then I was just outright like, yo, this is nuts what they're doing.
00:38:15.000And then Obama comes along and he's like, If you vote for me, we're gonna end the wars.
00:38:40.000I was like, my friends didn't care anymore.
00:38:42.000They were like, oh, I don't know what's going on.
00:38:44.000They stopped paying attention immediately because it was all a big propaganda machine.
00:38:48.000I don't think that there was an actual anti-war movement for the most part during the Bush era.
00:38:52.000I think it was a Democrat propaganda movement seeking to exploit the anti-war effort because they wanted to get a Democrat in office.
00:39:00.000If you look at a lot of anti-war marches, there's a lot of recruitment for other left-wing causes that have very little to do with wars.
00:39:08.000And it is, it's sort of a movement building exercise to a certain extent.
00:39:13.000Yeah, man, that was that was disheartening, to say the least.
00:39:17.000Yeah, I thought there was they made me believe that a savior was going to save me like Obama was the savior is what I felt like and I could actually take a backseat.
00:39:24.000But that's not you know, you're the you're the driver in this.
00:39:27.000Well, that's almost every president, especially in recent history, George W. Bush ran on a foreign policy of non interventionalism, foreign policy, humble foreign policy that doesn't get involved in other countries affairs.
00:41:22.000There was never any kind of real legitimate checks on that specific story.
00:41:26.000And again, I understand propaganda efforts during war are very, you know, clearly used against the general public because they know information is key when it comes to winning the larger conflict here.
00:41:37.000But at least try to put on a genuine effort and not to treat people like utter idiots here.
00:41:42.000Well, the video gamification of war has been 30 years or more in the running and a lot of people That's right.
00:41:48.000comfortable countries where they're unlikely to have to serve in any of these wars or fight
00:41:53.000in any of these wars, do kind of look at it like they're watching a movie or playing a
00:41:57.000video game and you just get to see cool explosions.
00:42:24.000Well, there's a lot of untapped natural gas resources in those specific regions that the Russians are having under control right now, that are in contention with the Ukrainian army fighting them.
00:42:34.000I think it's the land bridge, though, because, look, they blew up the Crimea bridge.
00:42:38.000How is Russia supposed to get access to Crimea without that bridge?
00:42:41.000They need another... Yeah, those two highways.
00:43:16.000Yeah, he must have some like nasty video of Joe Biden doing something.
00:43:20.000You know, I think it's funny because they kept people kept claiming that Putin had compromised on Trump.
00:43:25.000And I'm like, yeah, but what was Trump doing for Russia?
00:43:28.000Like he bombed Syria, like, you know, a half assed bombing.
00:43:32.000Now you're looking at $100 billion or whatever going to Ukraine.
00:43:36.000And that sounds like somebody's got dirt on you.
00:43:38.000Because the US, why are we involved in this?
00:43:40.000Well, Trump sent lethal weapons to Ukraine as well, which was a big escalation in this entire conflict.
00:43:45.000There was also a bigger conflict that could have unfolded with Iran that luckily didn't unfold.
00:43:50.000But again, at the end of the day here, the fact that these people aren't even willing to negotiate is something that should be very troubling.
00:43:58.000Because if you're not negotiating, if you're not just coming to the table just to talk, Let these people figure it out.
00:44:36.000I mean, burnt hair, I didn't know that he would have that be the same, but I think Elon Musk, your name is Musk, you have to have a cologne, you have to have a perfume.
00:44:44.000Elon's Musk, that's what Elon said the other day.
00:44:59.000Well, the United States and NATO has to be a part of these negotiations since they're a part of this conflict.
00:45:04.000And Vladimir Putin just made a statement a couple days ago saying that he's willing to actually be open to negotiations during the upcoming G20 meeting.
00:45:12.000Will the West respond with other negotiations?
00:45:15.000Will they be open to sitting down and talking to him?
00:45:17.000Because this is beyond just Zelensky and Putin.
00:45:22.000Zelensky and the Ukrainian government should be sitting down with the Russian government and at least talking to each other in some kind of capacity, in some kind of way.
00:45:30.000And those talks should at least be between those two countries.
00:45:35.000Let's figure out a way where they're both happy.
00:45:37.000And it doesn't have to mean people are getting screwed over, people getting lied about.
00:45:40.000It doesn't mean you're a Putin agent that you just want conversations to happen.
00:45:45.000Yeah, there's a desire, though, to see a degradation of the Russian military, which they think is most likely to happen if this conflict continues.
00:45:52.000But the odd thing is that he called up 300,000 troops.
00:45:55.000So like, if you want to see a conscripts, yes, if you want to see a weaker military, it's not by forcing them to draft 300,000 people.
00:46:01.000That's what it also looks like not be the greatest fighters, though, to have From the latest bombings that have been happening in Ukraine, it does look like the Russians are trying to take out the major air defense systems inside of Ukraine.
00:46:13.000It looks like they're preparing for a major bombing campaign of Ukraine.
00:46:17.000There's also a ton of Russian soldiers being shipped into Belarus, and there's a lot of rumors that Belarus will also be participating and launch another front of this war from the north of Ukraine.
00:46:26.000So there's a lot of things happening behind the scenes that are very much escalating this situation, that are very much unfortunate for all the innocent people caught in the middle of this, because there's going to be a huge loss of life.
00:46:38.000I think we should be doing everything in our power to try to prevent that, and sadly we have the opposite of that when it comes to the corporate media, when it comes to the leadership, when it comes to Victoria Newland and all these other sociopathic neoconservatives that just want blood.
00:46:52.000I want the people of Ukraine, I want the people of Russia to come together and at least talk to each other.
00:46:57.000Let's throw it to our good friend Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
00:47:01.000My friends, I was saddened and shocked at this deeply offensive video of these belligerent misogynists who are yelling at poor AOC simply because she's funding war and the Azov battalion and defending the establishment.
00:47:16.000What did she do wrong other than all of those things?
00:48:14.000Now bravo for these guys speaking out and calling her out, but I think this is the start.
00:48:18.000This is probably our best avenue in that the older generation is going to ignore and probably not care about uniparty voters, Democrats and Republicans, who support war.
00:48:29.000But the younger generation is much more disillusioned and angry about it.
00:48:32.000AOC just knifed them all in the back by supporting all of this.
00:48:41.000I mean, even when you go back to previous wars under Democratic administrations, when you go back to Kosovo in the 90s, when you go back to Libya under Barack Obama, there was at least a subset.
00:48:51.000They weren't the mainstream Democrats, but they were a subset of self-styled progressive
00:48:56.000Democrats who would vote against funding these wars, who would join lawsuits against presidential
00:49:43.000Barbara Lee, Ro Khanna, people who are generally very good on a lot of, who've worked across the aisle on things like Yemen, have really been nowhere to be seen on this one.
00:49:54.000I think Cortez is, she's pretty responsive to the crowd, and this guy, this heckler, I don't even know, I'm not sure if heckler is the right word, because he wasn't insulting her, he was just screaming in panic.
00:50:05.000That if she doesn't stop this, that we're gonna die in a nuclear war.
00:50:12.000She responds to emotions, so I'm not encouraging people to go scream at politicians, but I mean, they're there to represent us, and if they're not representing us, we need to make our voices heard.
00:50:23.000Trump-Russia is a big part of this too.
00:50:25.000The fact that the whole Trump-Russia narrative became so big on the left that Vladimir Putin is viewed by some grassroots Democrats as the man who installed the orange man in power in the United States.
00:50:40.000So, that created a lot of anti-Russia sentiment among people who maybe even during the Cold War, when it might have been more justified, didn't have these types of sentiments.
00:50:50.000So, I think there was more openness to hawkishness against Russia because of domestic political disputes and domestic political tribalism that might have existed otherwise, especially among some people on the center to hard left.
00:51:05.000Yeah, a lot of the anti-war representatives got kicked out or pushed out or forced out of their parties, whether it's Kucinich or McKinney.
00:51:14.000These were individuals that, of course, were speaking out against war and their districts were moved around, shoved around in a way where, of course, they didn't have a political career afterwards.
00:51:24.000There is a deliberate effort to have a pro-war message, to have a message that supports the military-industrial complex, a major lobby in Washington, D.C.
00:51:32.000So I do believe that a lot of people who had significant voices are afraid of being pushed out of politics for doing so.
00:52:04.000I think you've got the Western military-industrial complex that loves war because it guaranteed contracts, extremely expensive, extremely lucrative.
00:52:13.000But I don't think that there's this grand cabal that controls the military apparatus of China, Russia, and the West, and then pits them against each other.
00:52:21.000It's not like, you know, in Sherlock Holmes, when Moriarty's got the book and he's trying to orchestrate World War I or whatever.
00:53:05.000We're at war, like actively killing each other.
00:53:09.000So I'd like to say that we're moving away from all this stuff, but I think for a variety of reasons there are many people very invested in a nuclear apocalypse occurring.
00:53:26.000They want to make sure that their money was well invested, and they want to make sure their safe houses in New Zealand and in Chile are going to be used.
00:53:35.000If there's a publicly traded nuclear bunker company, and you have equity in that, when the nuclear war happens, that stock's going straight through the roof, baby!
00:53:45.000Now you won't be able to trade anywhere because there won't be a stock market, Wall Street, apps, electricity, or food for that matter, but everybody will want what you got.
00:53:53.000If you bought a nuclear bunker, don't you want to use it?
00:54:31.000Like America's Army, that was a specific video game that the United States government used to train kids to want to become troops.
00:54:38.000Specifically, I'm watching videos from the Russian side, the Ukrainian side, from a lot of the battles that are taking place.
00:54:45.000The majority of killing and maining is happening because of drones.
00:54:50.000The Russians are using Iranian suicide drones that are just flying directly into Ukrainian troops.
00:54:55.000The Ukrainians are using these quadcopters and they're just putting grenades inside of them and then having a button that releases them and they're literally throwing them into the Russian trenches.
00:55:05.000And there's a whole bunch of DGI drones.
00:55:07.000There's a video that I saw of a Ukrainian drone taking out a Russian DGI drone.
00:55:12.000And when you look at a lot of the footage, it's straight out of Call of Duty.
00:55:15.000It's straight out of all the video games where, of course, you get a drone and you get to pilot a missile.
00:57:57.000They're adults who understand why war happens.
00:58:00.000And they want you to believe that every world leader is wearing a cloak and a top hat with a mustache going, I'm going to tie a woman to the railroad tracks.
00:58:09.000No, he's probably saying, hey, you're pushing your military alliance up upon my border, and it's jeopardizing my country's interests, and I'm not going to let that happen.
00:58:19.000And he's probably like, yo, let me ship steel down to Crimea so I can sail it over to the United States and sell it to you.
00:58:27.000It's so like almost disbelievable that we're creating an enemy out of the Russian Federation when it could be our greatest trade ally and strongest partner, military partner on Earth.
00:59:22.000same person I guess. The comments come only a week after Russia declared the four regions
00:59:26.000of Ukraine to become Russian territory, blah blah blah. I love this one, it's actually
00:59:30.000really funny because we're constantly talking about civil war and peaceful divorce and I
00:59:35.000think they actually bring this up. They say that the US...
00:59:38.000was beginning to decay and that its ally, the European Union, which has also provided strong military assistance to Ukraine, was bursting at its seams.
00:59:45.000Tolmachev said this was the result of failed American foreign policy.
00:59:48.000Such initiatives are a signal that the citizens of the U.S.
00:59:50.000are dissatisfied with their leadership and are ready to take extreme measures up to secession if the current policy of America continues.
00:59:58.000I mean, look, there are a lot of people in the U.S.
00:59:59.000that actually think Russia's the good guy in this.
01:00:01.000I think that's wrong, but people believe it.
01:00:04.000So what happens if you get enough people in a, I don't know, in the Pacific Northwest?
01:00:12.000I mean, when you look at what's going on in Portland and Seattle, with the wokeness and everything, you might actually start getting sympathizers.
01:00:52.000The people who talk about wokeness and the cabal, there are many of these people who think, Vladimir Putin is a traditionalist, he's Christian, and he's fighting against Satanism and evil.
01:01:28.000Yeah, I mean, Hungary has really attracted a lot of people, but I will also mention that there are a lot of people associated with the far right, or whatever you'd call it in the U.S., who have praised Ukraine for some time.
01:01:38.000There's many people who have moved to Ukraine well before the conflict broke out because they support more, you know, traditional, heavily traditional policies.
01:01:46.000So, joining Russia, I mean, not me, but man, is it a rockin' a hard place.
01:02:15.000I do not think he's doing anything for the American people.
01:02:18.000So the question is, how do you protect what this country is supposed to be, the Constitution and its people, when you have crackpot, corrupt cronies who are running the show?
01:02:27.000Decentralization and personal responsibility where you don't need them and you're not dependent on them or their money.
01:02:34.000And, you know, I think individuals could take small actions.
01:02:37.000I think it starts at a community level and it builds up from there.
01:02:40.000And I think you just got to be the best example of an individual who doesn't need the state and is there for themselves and could be fully independent.
01:03:02.000But as long as you're not harming anyone, there shouldn't be any problems here.
01:03:06.000The thing about that, I think it's not super appealing to a lot of people because it's not like a switch you flip and then get a solution, but it's like a long-term solution.
01:03:16.000It could become a solution to overarching federalism.
01:03:20.000I mean, in theory, you don't even really need a divorce for this to happen.
01:03:23.000You just have to honor the terms of the marriage.
01:03:26.000But we're not really honoring the terms of the marriage is sort of the problem on that front.
01:03:56.000You get a lot more restful sleep when you're in a separate bed by yourself.
01:04:00.000This is why they make mattresses that, you know, like can adjust and go up and down, have different firmness and different temperatures.
01:04:07.000But you see, my point is, you know, the United States used to be, we all slept in separate beds and then at some point we're all sleeping in the same bed and it's not working out.
01:04:18.000I'm dryin' out from that fan in the ceiling.
01:04:24.000You know, look, I'm over here in West Virginia, minding my own business, and Maryland is grabbing the blanket and spitting slowly throughout the night, wrapping themselves up like a burrito.
01:05:37.000But for some reason at the federal level, they're like, we've thereby decided that everyone in this country can no longer have this, or that.
01:06:26.000So I'm not worried about people having guns.
01:06:29.000But anyway, the main reason I bring that up is just that the problem we're facing in this country is that if there is going to be a national divorce, it's going to be because no one will let states be.
01:06:38.000Or I should say it's because the Democrat big cities will not let everyone else just be.
01:06:57.000There are some things like pollution regulations that I understand the federal government's got to get annoying about.
01:07:03.000Cause like, you don't, if you're burning a lot or dumping stuff in the water and it goes into another state, then, you know, then someone else, an arbiter needs to come in and kind of smooth things over.
01:07:14.000Or, you know, take control even sometimes, which is a little... Or force you to control yourself from a different perspective.
01:07:40.000I don't know when you want to go back, but when you look at what the government's doing, they're essentially one of the biggest and largest polluters on the world and the biggest enablers of pollution on the world.
01:07:48.000And a lot of their policies are absolutely nonsensical and leading to the destruction of our planet when it comes to destroying the national resources and just sending it off to China to let them uh, pollute even more because we can't, you know, handle
01:08:03.000our own trash here. It's absolutely ridiculous.
01:08:04.000What if we removed the human element from politics and had a computer do it all? Right?
01:08:38.000Yeah, I don't think humans are going to create an AI that is like humans are going to create an AI they think is good enough to run the show, but it's not going to be good enough to run the show.
01:08:47.000And then it's going to make a mess of everything.
01:08:48.000Yeah, humans got to govern themselves.
01:08:50.000But having machines advise us like intelligent machines can always give advice because they can do calculations really quick and be like, well, if you if you put the factory there, you will create this amount of pollution in these places with this amount of wind current.
01:09:03.000But if the wind current's different, give you all these different contingent possibilities.
01:09:08.000Let's jump to this story from the Daily Mail.
01:09:10.000Oregonians force vote to secede from the woke state and become part of Idaho.
01:09:15.000Two counties are set to vote on the measure after nine backed it due to defund the police, critical race theory in schools, and bail laws.
01:09:22.000Before we get to the point where states secede from the union, before we get to the point where anyone is trying to engage in a civil war, the first that's happening is, in Oregon, they're not trying to leave the union, they're trying to move a portion of the state into a different state.
01:09:37.000I don't know if they have a picture of the whole- There you go, look at this.
01:09:57.000And then what happens is the Democrats end up with, like, 12 senators, and Republicans end up with, you know, 60.
01:10:03.000Right, and so that's sort of the thing, is you have so many states where there are these large urban centers that control everything and have the biggest population that are left-wing, and then all of the rest of the state, which encompasses a much bigger landmass, but has fewer people, rural, much more conservative, and they get outvoted in a lot of cases.
01:10:23.000I mean, even a state like Maryland, which is pretty democratic, You don't have Baltimore.
01:10:28.000You don't have Prince George's County, Montgomery County, where all the government employees live.
01:10:45.000The problem is, this stuff isn't happening, and it needs to happen.
01:10:48.000The shift, the votes should be very easy.
01:10:51.000It prevents destabilization, it prevents civil war.
01:10:55.000If Greater Idaho happened, there would be, people would feel satiated, they'd feel satisfied, they'd feel like their voices were heard, and this makes sense for them, and they wouldn't be part of a state that was abusive towards them.
01:11:06.000Instead, what's happening is, Greater Idaho, you have these nine counties, and they're saying like, hey, we shouldn't be here, and they're like, shut your mouths.
01:11:13.000Well, what do you think that leads to?
01:13:23.000I think Western Maryland needs to break off and become part of West Virginia.
01:13:28.000It definitely makes more sense, but I think a lot of bureaucrats want their tax cattle to stay, because they want to treat them like cattle, and they want to, of course, siphon off all the money and wealth that they can from them to finance their insanity.
01:13:40.000Because if the people leave, who's going to finance a lot of this insanity?
01:13:43.000As, of course, a lot of the people in the rural areas usually are independent, usually are people working for themselves, usually are people who are successful.
01:15:58.000Well, because of the disruption to taxes, yeah, it would be... Too bad!
01:16:01.000Like, imagine if, you know, you have a roommate, and then I say, well, look, it's my house, and I've determined you're not allowed to leave, you gotta keep paying rent.
01:16:10.000You'd be like, not later, you walk out the door.
01:16:14.000Imagine if the police said, well, hold on, the guy who owns the house has said you're not allowed to do that, so we're under arrest and we're bringing you back.
01:16:38.000Let's say that, uh, you own the garage, and, uh, it's... I don't know how that would actually work, because if people own the land they're on, you know what I mean?
01:16:48.000It can be like... Oh, that's a good point.
01:16:49.000The landowners should be able to decide what state they're a part of.
01:16:52.000Right, they should, and then they all vote as their county, and if the county votes, why should Oregon, why should Portland be able to be like, nah, you can't leave.
01:17:01.000And what would their mechanism really be at that point?
01:17:04.000Now obviously we can think of some pretty horrible things that would be their mechanism, but I don't think that would be the first thing out of the gate that would happen.
01:17:22.000Portland can then, the Oregon government can be like, we do not recognize the secession of Eastern Oregon, and they can be like, what are you gonna do about it?
01:17:37.000If the confidence of the people of Greater Idaho, of the people of Eastern Oregon, is that we do not recognize the state of Oregon anymore, there is literally nothing anyone can do to stop them.
01:17:47.000It would be like a civil disobedient act.
01:17:49.000They would say we're not paying taxes to the state of Oregon.
01:17:52.000Oregon anymore, we're paying them to the state of Idaho.
01:17:54.000And then Oregon would be like, no, pay us your taxes.
01:18:22.000It's like almost the entirety of Eastern Oregon.
01:18:24.000If they all, if all the people there simply said, my government is, you know, this person.
01:18:32.000If these people, these counties all have their county commissioners or whatever, and they say, The laws that I follow come from the County Commissioner, not from a state we don't recognize.
01:19:18.000I would just tend to think that in Oregon or any place like that, the tax enforcement authorities would be the last police that would be defunded.
01:20:05.000If 9 million people in New York just stopped paying their taxes, what are the cops gonna do about it?
01:20:10.000So it's not something I'm advocating for.
01:20:12.000I'm saying if that were to occur, the government can't do anything.
01:20:15.000If the government exists through the confidence of the people, if the people believe the government has the authority or is justified, then they follow along.
01:20:23.000But if these people are voting to say we're no longer part of Oregon, we're getting to that point where they're going to say, Oregon, you do not represent us.
01:20:30.000Like imagine if California tried passing this bill, I don't know if they did, where they can tax someone 10 years after they leave the state.
01:23:44.000If 1% of the New York metro went into Manhattan in a rage, 200,000 people running through the streets, smashing and riding, the police would be on the first boat, helicopter, or car out of the city and say, I ain't dealing with this.
01:24:58.000When 36,000 cops can deal with the crime and people believe the police can deal with the crime, crime is lower because people are worried.
01:25:08.000Criminals are like, you gotta be careful, the cops will get ya.
01:25:11.000Now that confidence is being shattered, it's gonna create a snowball rolling down a hill effect where more and more criminals are like, cops aren't gonna do anything.
01:25:19.000This is why, according to some estimates, ridership in the New York City subway system is down significantly because a lot of people are afraid to go on the New York City subway system.
01:25:27.000It's also one of the main reasons why people are fleeing New York City and escaping a lot of these failed policies that were implemented and, of course, bought for by George Soros that, of course, planted a whole bunch of district attorneys and woke individuals into governments that, of course, are pushing policies that are absolutely nonsensical.
01:25:44.000Obviously, there's a legitimate conversation to have about criminal justice reform, yes, but when you have that same criminal justice reform being turned to punish people for political thoughts and ideas, when you have the the Manhattan district attorney focusing on Donald Trump as violence is engulfing that entire city, there should be someone saying, hey, you should get your priorities straight.
01:26:04.000Hey, we shouldn't be letting criminals off into the streets that are extremely violent, that are going to be hurting people.
01:26:10.000Maybe we should stop focusing on punishing people for their political ideas and maybe we should actually start serving and protecting the population of the country.
01:26:49.000The amount of police you need in, like, Somerset is substantially less per person, per capita, than you would need in a very dense New York City.
01:26:58.000So, my view is gonna be it's 50,000 for the entire metro, maybe.
01:27:02.000Yeah, but at least we're gonna have 87,000 IRS agents, according to the Inflation Reduction Act.
01:27:08.000That was, of course, promptly promoted by Bill Gates, who's openly bragging how he was the one that came forward with this bill.
01:27:14.000So, who cares about real law enforcement?
01:27:16.000You could have IRS agents walking around armed with guns.
01:28:19.000It's terrifying though, because it could be co-opted and hacked and stuff.
01:28:22.000Terminator scenario could very well happen.
01:28:24.000And I know, like, in the movie, it's this fanciful AI that, like, I guess Skynet declares war on humanity or whatever, robots fight humans.
01:28:31.000It could be something as simple as we program robots for law enforcement, we give them specific parameters, but humans are imperfect and the programming is imperfect, and then all of a sudden all of the robo-dogs think they're enforcing the law perfectly and they're just targeting anyone.
01:29:18.000The robots then started to view sadness as a contagion and decided for the sake of happiness, it had to kill anyone who was spreading negativity like a virus.
01:29:27.000Of course, that made everybody freak out and very, very unhappy to the point where they just killed everyone.
01:29:32.000That's a good example of what happens.
01:29:35.000We'll make these robots and be like, assist law enforcement.
01:29:38.000The robot drone will be like detainment protocol.
01:30:38.000And then it turns out that the humans were already extinct, and that the people you thought were humans were actually robots created by the AI, because the AI needed humans to fulfill its purpose of delivering goods.
01:31:11.000Like, you gotta admit, everybody's got, like, part of you knows how exciting it would be to, like, live in a post-apocalyptic world where you have, like, a baseball bat on your back, and you're foraging for food, and then the robot comes, and then you get into this epic video game-like battle fighting with the robot.
01:31:27.000At least that's what people probably assume until they actually get into a life or death situation.
01:31:31.000Adrenaline kicks in and they're begging for safety and a savior to come.
01:31:35.000You know, it's funny when people think... There's an old joke my friend posted a long time ago.
01:31:41.000He said, I want and encourage a zombie apocalypse.
01:31:44.000And it's like people actually have fantasies about being in this scenario.
01:31:47.000And then it's just like, man, anyone who's ever been in a real life or death situation is going to tell you that you really, really don't want anything like that.
01:32:41.000Uh, I kind of realized when I was hearing about carjackings, uh, home invasions, uh, people just being mugged on the street for their money and their jewelry and et cetera, that I was like, all right, my parents brought me to this country to take me away from that.
01:32:52.000It's time for me to like, you know, make my next moves.
01:32:55.000Oh, that was the stuff that was going on in South Africa?
01:32:58.000That was going on South Africa, yes, but when I started seeing that in L.A.
01:33:01.000and living there in L.A., I was like, OK, this is this is time for me to start debating my next moves because it's just it's not what I it's not what I'm here for.
01:33:08.000You know, it's not what I want to be around, you know.
01:33:09.000So, yeah, it's definitely gotten worse since the pandemic.
01:33:12.000I bet anyone else in the chat can rip and rip.
01:33:39.000Since you plan on playing cartoons at Freedomistan, one that I recommend is a Netflix series, Oddballs, by YouTube animator Theo, is it Theod De Stout?
01:33:49.000Theod is out, I don't know what that means.
01:33:52.000Not only is it great for all ages, but it has subtle anti-woke-ism.
01:35:39.000Maybe they want to make sure people don't watch our modern episodes during the midterm and then you only get outdated information that won't help you.
01:36:34.000A police officer, even though he didn't meet the description of the shooter, even though he bent down, he took down the mass shooter, he took away his firearm, he went to a corner and he was kneeling down in a corner taking the magazine and bullets out of the gun.
01:36:52.000An officer opened the door and behind the door shot six times, shot him once in the butt.
01:36:58.000And then they let him bleed out for 40 minutes and they didn't call, and they didn't, the EMTs didn't get him in over 40 minutes as he bled out and died as he stopped a mass shooting in Colorado.
01:37:27.000A lot of people, I mentioned this earlier, that if Trump, if they impeach Biden, people are like, oh, but then Kamala Harris becomes president.
01:37:34.000And then it's like, what if he, what if they're both impeached?
01:38:19.000Camel of the Mojave says, on this show, they blame corrupt politicians and corrupt private businesses, and the answer is, the corrupt people voting for endless warfare.
01:44:04.000There's a scene where this woman, okay, so a bunch of dudes, misogynists, are trolling She-Hulk because women, I guess.
01:44:12.000And so, someone, to bait them, the friend of She-Hulk posts She-Hulk dancing in college, and she's wearing thick black glasses with her hair down, and it's very obviously an AOC thing.
01:44:30.000And then for some reason, the Hulk is there, the Abomination's fighting, Titania's fighting, and then she just looks at the camera and says, this is a really stupid story, it makes no sense!
01:44:40.000And then it cuts to a fake picture of the Disney Plus streaming menu, and she punches through it, I'm not kidding, and she goes, ah, here we go, and jumps into a different movie, And then for the next 15 minutes, it's her walking around Marvel Studios in real life.
01:44:54.000And then she meets Kevin Feige, who's actually an AI.
01:45:06.000And for all, like, I was just like, what?
01:45:10.000They call that, the Greeks would call it deus ex machina, where at the very end of a movie there's some god-like creature just appears and tells you it was all a dream and everything's solved now.
01:45:19.000I mean, well, deus ex machina, what does it mean?
01:45:24.000It basically means that, as the writer of the show, you can make anything happen, and so deus ex machina is then like, oh, Superman, he died, but he's alive now, because a meteor came and it reignited his Kryptonian blood, and he's alive.
01:45:40.000This was like, I know, let's end the show by not concluding any elements of the story, resolving none of the lingering issues, and telling you outright, it doesn't matter, you'll never know, and it was all one big waste of your time.
01:46:45.000I am not confident Republicans will do it, because while you'll get Marjorie Taylor Greene for sure, and many Republicans will sign on, you're gonna get another half who are gonna be like, oh, come on, guys, you know, we have to be above all this.
01:46:56.000And the Democrats will reject it, and then there will be a majority in opposition to impeaching Joe Biden.
01:47:04.000Dracona Force says, the NFL just aired a commercial about election day and how important it is to get educated and let your voice be heard.
01:47:11.000I'm sure they hit the demographic they were looking for here.
01:47:15.000I mean, what, if they're getting a bunch of, who is the kind of person who likes football?
01:47:18.000They're probably more likely to vote for Trump, right?
01:48:02.000It's kind of not that good that Trump had this behavior about him, but it's certainly better than Joe Biden and the Democrats or whatever, and many Republicans, getting the U.S.
01:48:13.000involved in a border dispute with Russia and Ukraine that could result in World War III.
01:48:43.000He believes in an American unipolar world, that the United States should be expanding and actively the world police to prevent a multipolar world, which would be more dangerous.
01:48:54.000And so when we were arguing about war, he's very much in favor of U.S.
01:48:57.000operations and expansion and all that stuff.
01:50:57.000Alright, Tim Jake says, Luke, are you saying the coalition would not have liberated Kuwait under UN Charter Article 51 if the baby story was not there?
01:51:05.000The UN would have gone home and left Kuwait under Iraqi control?
01:51:08.000No, the situation's far more complicated, and the geopolitical perspective and picture was more than just, hey, they kill babies, we've got to go in there.
01:51:18.000So there's a lot of things that happened behind the scenes, especially when it came to a lot of the secret discussions between Saddam Hussein and George W. Bush, and the promises that the U.S.
01:51:26.000government made to Saddam Hussein, as of course the United States was working with Saddam Hussein in order to fight the Iranians as well.
01:51:33.000The picture is far more complicated, but for an emotional standpoint, the war was sold to the American public as going after these baby killers, and it allowed emotionally for the United States people to be like, okay, I understand this.
01:52:28.000Yeah, we talked about that in yesterday's video.
01:52:30.000Now, I think it's important to point out that she says that she was put on there without her permission, but there's other people countering that saying, well, if you're implementing policies that they really like, that's also something that we should keep a close eye on.
01:52:43.000Yeah, and like Zuckerberg's on it, and Soros' son.
01:52:46.000And Crenshaw's also on there, and his defense is, I didn't do anything.
01:52:49.000They used my photo without permission.
01:52:52.000Yeah, well, I think he was saying is that it's like an editorial thing, where it's not like they come to you.
01:52:56.000So I was featured in the Time 100 nominations.
01:53:01.000So there's 200 people chosen, and then 100 get selected for the Time 100.
01:54:17.000I said whatever floats your boat water, right when she came back She brought me an empty cup except for a piece of paper in it that had Archimedes law of water displacement on it Explanations for dinner It's an old joke from the internet I heard a long time ago.
01:54:32.000Archimedes' Law of Water Displacement.
01:54:56.000Archimedes principle states that the upward buoyant force that is exerted on a body immersed in a fluid, whether fully or partially, is equal to the weight of the fluid that the body displaces.
01:56:39.000Dan Ines says, I think the comment about keeping gas down until Republicans take over was implying that Biden plans to blame the cost increase on our Republican Congress.
01:56:47.000Yeah, but if they win in November, it's not they're not going to be actually in until January.
01:57:57.000Fallen Angel says, Tim, it would be like the movie Chappy, where South Africa uses robots to augment their police department, then a rogue employee rewrites their code to make the public afraid of robots.
01:58:24.000Yeah, I mean, I liked it, but I don't understand why, like, he was putting a battery together, and then the gunk from the battery sprays him, turning him into an alien?
01:58:55.000We've had that happen before, but it's rare where we've gotten a weird package delivered to us we didn't order and we just like, we don't accept it.
01:59:02.000Like, I don't know what this is or why.
02:00:58.000According to USA Today from 2019, registration rates varied from, this is a selective service, 100% in New Hampshire to 63% in North Dakota.