On this week's episode of Losing My Mind, host Tim Pool is joined by Daniella Souza-Gill to talk about all the latest in the midterms, including the results of the early voting, Joe Biden's campaign strategy, and the new song by TimCast, Genocide.
00:00:28.000And then everyone's gonna go out and cast their ballots, and then we're gonna wait a couple days for them to count the votes, and then figure out what happened.
00:00:35.000Because everyone's gonna get really mad, I imagine.
00:00:37.000But I think everyone will get mad to a certain degree, because a lot of people on the right are gonna be mad it's taking so long to count votes in certain states, and the left is gonna be mad because all the projections right now show that it's not just going to be a red wave, it's going to be a red great flood.
00:00:51.000Tsunami doesn't really get to how crazy it's supposed to be based on these projections.
00:00:56.000But I'll tell you, don't count all your chickens before they hatch.
00:00:59.000You never know what's going to happen.
00:01:00.000But right now, the big news is that Joe Biden has been campaigning in safe blue districts.
00:01:40.000She brought up a story of a guy who said that these sexualized books in schools made him angry and the Democrats wouldn't explain to him what was going on, so he's voting Republican.
00:02:31.000But this is the link to the new song coming out tomorrow morning.
00:02:34.000So if you're listening to this show Friday or later, the song is up.
00:02:38.000Go to LosingMyMind.com to listen to the new song by TimCast, Genocide.
00:02:42.000You're gonna really love the YouTube video.
00:02:45.000Um, I was told that it's probably going to be controversial and we, uh, the whole thing, let's just say it's intended to piss off the people that should be insulted and critiqued and, and, and, you know, I don't want to, I don't want to give it all away, but, uh, you can see, you know what, I'll say this, from the, the album, the song art, you can clearly see it's, uh, meant to mock news broadcasting, so you're really going to love it.
00:04:21.000It was only a few months ago when the corporate media was telling everyone and fear-mongering about super-spreader events, so we decided to make our own version of that fear-mongering campaign and make shirts that say, Freedom!
00:04:33.000Super Spreaders, which is represented here on my t-shirt.
00:04:35.000It's a great way to start conversations, and by getting the shirt, you predominantly support me being here.
00:04:40.000You can get the shirt on thebestpoliticalshirts.com because you do.
00:05:12.000All right, here's the big news, ladies and gentlemen, in a tweet from Kayleigh McEnany.
00:05:17.000Looks like Biden's visit to Florida had an inverse effect.
00:05:21.000Quote, the number of Republicans voting in Miami-Dade County, a historically blue stronghold, surpassed Democrats on Wednesday, just one day after President Joe Biden visited the county to campaign.
00:05:34.000I gotta be honest, it really does sound like Biden showed up and they all were like, you want us to vote for what?
00:06:29.000But if you rally everybody you know and you go vote, you could possibly win in such a tremendous way.
00:06:37.000The defeat would be so crushing that no one would dare run under the Democrat ticket ever again because their policies are insane.
00:06:44.000Or at the very least, there would need to be a very hard reformation and we'd see the next two years of Democrats begging for forgiveness because the policies they're proposing are just, they're just nuts.
00:06:54.000Republicans, at the very least, are talking about gas prices.
00:07:18.000But but but a lot of people there realize you know ... especially through the lockdowns especially with how ... Florida handled covid that you know you have to of course ... represent larger ideas that represent you and it's it's ... pretty clear that there was a party that wants more lockdowns ... that wants more restrictions that wants more taxes.
00:07:36.000And financially, I think we're, let's just be honest here, in a bit of a pickle.
00:07:40.000I think a lot of people in Miami realize that.
00:07:42.000It is fast, it is booming, there's a lot of things going on, but at the same time, it is a major city, and I think a lot of people are also feeling the havoc of the major failed policies by the Biden administration in Miami.
00:08:02.000I think most people, not just in Florida, but all over the country are probably like, oh my gosh, everything was great under Trump and now everything's horrible under Biden.
00:08:10.000So if I was a Democrat running, I would say, here's what I'm going to do different, maybe from both.
00:08:14.000Maybe this is like a new idea, have a new plan.
00:10:43.000Like she runs for governor of Georgia.
00:10:45.000The polling is showing that she's gonna lose.
00:10:48.000And last time she ran, she also lost, but kept saying it was stolen.
00:10:52.000Well, the Atlantic called her a superstar loser.
00:10:55.000I'm really impressed the Atlantic said this.
00:10:58.000Democrats keep falling for superstar losers.
00:11:01.000There's never been a better time to lose an election.
00:11:03.000OK, I'm just going to point out that when the Atlantic is calling your candidates losers before the election, I have to wonder, is this like the media's conspiring to make Republicans think they're going to win so that they don't turn out or something?
00:11:19.000Because turnout's already really good for Republicans, but maybe this is what I was just saying.
00:11:25.000If every single person who is independent and just hates the Democrats, sick of their BS and their policies, and every single conservative went out and voted and voted against Democrats, be it Republican or whatever, the Democrats would lose so horribly.
00:11:40.000So you're saying the Dylan Mulvaney endorsement is not going to help them?
00:12:20.000Because he knows that if the American people actually knew about books like this one that Ian's got right here, genderqueer, They freak out.
00:12:28.000And the only reason parents did freak out is because with the lockdown, all the parents were watching their kids in Zoom class, hearing the teacher talk about this stuff and put these books.
00:12:36.000Yeah, we saw what happened in Loudoun County, not far away from here, that even threatened and scared the FBI to the point where they said that they're going to be sending resources to investigate parents that show up at teacher-parent conferences.
00:12:49.000I mean this is the absurdity of this administration obviously they have had failed policy after failed policy after failed policies but these are not filled policies these are policies that I think a lot of people are rushing through through the dead vessel that is the Biden puppet administration and when you look at these these policies they're not popular they screw everyone over.
00:13:09.000No one likes them, but at the end of the day, they do serve a purpose, and there are a lot of corporations, a lot of big banks that are benefiting off of them, but everyone else is screwed.
00:13:17.000Now, if only, you know, the Taliban, the drug traffickers, and the Ukrainian government could vote, maybe then we would have a totally different political perspective, but we don't have that here in the United States.
00:13:28.000We have a pushback against what I see is the Great Reset.
00:13:31.000I just want to read this one super chat.
00:13:33.000IM says, Red Wave is such a generic term, I decree it to be called the Scarlet Surge.
00:13:43.000I think it's dangerous to vote against people in general.
00:13:46.000Like saying this administration's so bad that I will vote for the other thing because I think that's what happened with the Nazis is it was so bad after World War I that people just wanted something different.
00:13:56.000So they grabbed the most charismatic different one, the Nazi guy.
00:14:27.000But there's only a few populist candidates.
00:14:29.000There's some that represented the will of the people, but the other Republicans are like, I'll just do what the Democrats are doing, but just ten years from now.
00:14:36.000But that's why the primaries were so important.
00:14:39.000Oh no, I was just going to say to disagree with you, Ian, that I think that that's also how we defeated Hitler, because we had to ally with Stalin, because Hitler was such a great threat.
00:14:46.000So sometimes you have to go with the lesser of two evils in order to take on the greater evil in the end.
00:14:52.000So I do feel like it's okay if Americans say, oh my gosh, my life sucks, like Biden is so bad, this economy is so bad, I can't keep living like this, to vote for someone new.
00:15:02.000Because a lot of the new candidates, they might not know them.
00:15:04.000They might say, I'm not sure if I agree with everything they say.
00:15:08.000But I know I agree with this, and then try it, and then, you know, see what happens in 2024.
00:15:12.000We just saw the libertarian candidate in Arizona drop out and endorse Masters.
00:15:17.000And so, you know, libertarians and conservatives have some overlap, but not a whole lot.
00:15:24.000And with the Mises Caucus now, there's some when it comes to, like, cultural issues.
00:15:27.000So this is actually kind of a big deal.
00:15:28.000I remember I was, uh, I can't remember who told me this.
00:15:31.000It was some Republicans were saying that conservatives in like 2018, they were like, or they're saying some conservatives said libertarians need to just, you know, sit down and vote Republican.
00:15:40.000And then I'm just thinking like, dude, libertarians don't like your policies.
00:15:43.000Like they, they're not you in a different party.
00:15:47.000But now, the threat from Democrats is so great to actually see the Libertarian be like, you know, actually, I would rather have this guy, because he at least has some advancement in the cause of freedom, as at least relative to Democrats who are authoritarian cultists.
00:16:03.000It's not like it's just black and white here.
00:16:06.000Because when it comes to the Second Amendment, when it comes to the First Amendment, when it comes to the populist Individuals coming forward representing those ideas in the battlefield of ideas.
00:16:15.000Yes, they absolutely do do deserve support and there are a lot of neoconservatives a lot of back crazy ish insane individuals inside of the Republican Party that are way worse than some of the staunchest liberals in our party establishment.
00:16:28.000I want to dive into this Atlantic story a little bit.
00:16:30.000Democrats keep falling for superstar losers.
00:16:32.000and those individuals do need to be called out so a lot of the libertarians
00:16:35.000are kind of taking their popcorn and watching this larger fight unfold within the republican party. I
00:16:40.000want to dive into this Atlantic story a little bit.
00:16:42.000Democrats keep falling for superstar losers.
00:16:47.000There's never been a better time to lose an election.
00:16:50.000They're going to mention in the early 2000s the Japanese racehorse Haru Urara
00:16:55.000became something of an international celebrity.
00:16:58.000Not because of her prowess on the track, just the opposite.
00:18:09.000Yeah, I mean the left was so obsessed with Beto O'Rourke, putting him on the cover of magazines, acting like he's a Ronald Reagan figure, everyone's gonna back him, you know, 49 out of 50 states type of popularity, he keeps losing.
00:18:21.000Stacey Abrams, they acted like she was, you know, this great queen, she kept showing up and like, even when she went on The View, everyone acted like she was the greatest person to ever grace their presence.
00:18:55.000Apart from Abrams and O'Rourke, there have also been other examples in recent years.
00:18:59.000Jamie Harrison made an unsuccessful bid for the DNC chairmanship, then an unsuccessful bid to unseat Lindsey Graham, then a second bid, blah blah blah.
00:19:14.000I'm willing to bet that right now, with the polls that are coming out and the projections of Republicans winning 54 Senate seats, there are establishment Democrat activists who are fuming like what is wrong with the DNC that they cannot win elections, they prop up losers, their policies are insane.
00:19:33.000It's supposed to be the progressive liberal party, but I haven't seen real progressive measures proposed, like fusion power.
00:19:40.000You know, real progress for humanity I'm talking about, not like sending people two grand.
00:19:45.000You need like, we need to be recovering the carbon from the atmosphere, making graphene, new industry, all these real progress movements.
00:19:53.000That's supposed to be the liberal part of the puzzle that pushes for the new things, and they haven't.
00:20:17.000Yeah, I remember seeing him at CPAC a couple years ago.
00:20:19.000I don't think he ran in the primaries.
00:20:20.000I think he had maybe teased in the past, like, oh, maybe one day I'll run for president, because people had asked him that for years.
00:20:27.000Didn't he do it also in the 90s as well?
00:20:29.000No, I think that he was going to run for the Reform Party and then didn't, or something like that in 2000.
00:20:35.000Here's a timeline history of politics.
00:20:37.000Hold on, I'm going to read to this and then get back to you guys.
00:20:39.000Um, but yeah, no, I mean, I think that the left has this view of, like, what a perfect candidate is, and they're like, oh, Stacey Abrams is perfect, like, she's a super educated black woman, she's massive, like, that's okay.
00:21:54.000I thought Obama was so charming and like well-loved and just like he's very empathic he felt like he had good relationships with his daughters his wife loves him it seemed like a pretty genuine I don't like how he got co-opted by the military industrial complex went down that path but people in the Democratic Party now are mimicking him they're trying to identity politics they want someone with his skin color someone with his clothing type like Beto wears the same similar clothes as Obama he has that button up that he tucks in he even uh does this when he talks with his hand Then you got like Pete Buttigieg who's like literally sounds like Obama when he talks.
00:22:29.000They studied Obama when they were younger, obviously.
00:22:32.000And I think that's why Biden picked Kamala Harris.
00:22:34.000He was like, oh when I was vice president I ran with a black man so I'll pick a black woman to run with me and then everything will be great.
00:23:55.000And having them literally said, well, I believe it was literally said this, they want a woman of color in the office.
00:24:02.000Like they said, we need a person of color in office.
00:24:05.000It's the dumbest prerequisite for someone in leadership authority.
00:24:09.000You need the best person, and then we'll figure out everything else.
00:24:11.000If they're that great, they're going to create a genre of people, you know, the people that want to be like them, people that are proud to be like them.
00:24:18.000But you need a great person to instill that.
00:24:22.000Yeah, I think they were hoping she would be like the great successor to Biden.
00:24:25.000She would be the person who'd really bring in all of the charisma because Biden's so old, he's boring, and he was running as kind of like this middle-of-the-road person.
00:24:53.000They had Tulsi Gabbard, but Tulsi wouldn't play ball.
00:24:56.000They were like, we can't—there's no women of color on stage, and Tulsi Gabbard's standing there with skin darker than mine, like a certain color, you know, of melanin, whatever the hell it is.
00:25:12.000Off the bat, she torched Kamala Harris on stage, metaphorically, basically ended her potential to become the president, if she ever had any.
00:25:19.000People called her the Kamala killer afterwards, after that one moment during the presidential debates where she just went right at her.
00:25:28.000This was an issue that a lot of people knew about but were afraid to talk about.
00:25:31.000She brought it out in the mainstream and there was no denying the bigger truth that she busted wide open on the main stage.
00:25:45.000And she stood up for actual individuals who were screwed over by the system.
00:25:51.000Actual individuals who were, you know, messed up by Kamala's policies in some of the worst, most atrocious ways, and she stood up for those individuals and people that had no voice.
00:27:07.000She was so upset and dislike of Trump.
00:27:11.000But she also had the option of Bernie, but we're hearing news reports that Bernie was so cold and mean to her and other people that she was just like, screw it, I'm just gonna go with Biden here.
00:27:21.000But Well, if she's like an example of, let's say, like a left-wing voter who's more center, then they're going to be voting for us now because she's Republican, or at least she's left the Democrat Party.
00:27:32.000She's endorsing these MAGA candidates, at least.
00:27:35.000And so it's like, I think the left is hoping they can push people to the brink, basically say, How much can we push you to where you're suffering and you still vote for us, but we just can't go off the edge?
00:27:46.000Well, it's like they went off the edge.
00:27:47.000And so even people who've run for president as a Democrat are now endorsing MAGA candidates.
00:27:52.000She also endorsed Carrie Lake for governor.
00:29:34.000That's like what parents say to their children.
00:29:36.000Like, one last warning and then I'm going to spank you.
00:29:38.000It's like, okay, like basically you're saying if we don't vote for you, we don't vote for your candidates, we're going to be punished is kind of how it reads because it's like, well, why can't we evaluate the candidates in front of us and decide this is an election?
00:29:51.000But he's basically saying before the election even starts, we're already in a place where, you know, they're going to bring the hammer on us.
00:30:50.000Why would you want a competent working government?
00:30:53.000You can still negotiate certain things with bad people, but not crazy people.
00:31:04.000If an 80-year-old, unhinged, demented man broke into your house on accident and he was armed, and he's in your house and he's got a powerful weapon, What are you going to say to him?
00:31:16.000You're going to be like, hey there, calm down, buddy.
00:31:34.000So, my point is, I don't think Kamala Harris is going to blow the world up, but Joe Biden's old and demented and may give orders pertaining to the wrong country.
00:31:43.000Because he's misspoken how many times?
00:33:45.000I haven't thought much about I thought impeachment is just kind of like political football like now now it's your turn next time it'll be my turn then your turn but at some point doing nothing is probably the wrong move like just waiting for incompetence to leave.
00:34:04.000I think the best government is the government that doesn't do anything.
00:34:08.000So the more incompetent they are, the more that they're stalled, the more that they don't do anything, the more happier I am because that means the government's going to be interfering with my life a lot less.
00:34:18.000So I'm happy that there's going to be, I think all governments should always have a big checks of balance on it.
00:34:23.000I think if a president is Democrat, there should be a Republican Senate and House to challenge him on everything.
00:34:29.000I think there should always be huge arguments and debates.
00:34:32.000I think they have to be there for every single vote.
00:34:35.000I think they need to work at a snail's pace.
00:34:37.000And if they do that, I'll be very happy.
00:34:39.000I think it would've been great if Trump appointed Tulsi Gabbard as like national security advisor and I mean, yeah, just right there.
00:34:49.000Then you're bringing in someone who's more moderate, more left-leaning.
00:34:51.000Especially this was back a few years ago when she was absolutely a Democrat.
00:34:54.000I think that would have built up a massive coalition and probably would have... Tulsi voters would be like, we'll take it.
00:34:59.000National security advisor to the president, Tulsi, anti-intervention.
00:36:06.000When I saw Cenk Uygur at Politico, I said, hey man, how's it going?
00:36:10.000Because I know him and I've known him for a long time.
00:36:13.000He fans me off, and I was like, hey, look, you guys made a video about Dave Rubin, I don't know what your beef, I have nothing to do with it, but you put my name, like, front and center on your video, so I was just wondering if you could... They just start screaming at me, top of his lungs, in front of everybody at Politicon, and I'm just like, why are you yelling at me?
00:36:31.000We've invited them on the show numerous times.
00:36:32.000All they do is they make rage-bait videos about us, taking us out of context.
00:36:38.000When I invited some of these high-profile leftists to come on the show, what did they do?
00:36:42.000They lied and claimed that we were tricking them to grift or whatever, and then went around hooting and hollering that I was afraid to debate or something.
00:36:55.000We'll keep saying things like, we'd love to have you on the show, but bro, At a certain point, you have to understand that it's just not going to happen.
00:37:02.000Well, there are things we have in common with pretty much every American.
00:37:06.000Well, maybe not every American, but you look corporate, corporations, megacorporations.
00:37:09.000The amount of power a megacorporation has over the everyday American's life is completely unethical.
00:37:14.000I think that Cenk, I know Cenk Uygur believes that.
00:37:17.000I know that, I believe you believe that as well.
00:37:19.000You've talked, we talked extensively about BlackRock and the power that Microsoft has and these crazy corporations.
00:37:26.000And as long as we focus on our common beliefs, the little stuff like who said what, what color shirt, you know, Ian, who you voted for, that stuff doesn't really matter.
00:37:37.000She has now allied with, like, big military.
00:37:41.000She's allying with all of these things she's supposed to be against.
00:37:44.000It's like, I would love to think people stick to their principles, but for the left, it's like, for them, it's diehard.
00:37:49.000It's like, we will stick as a team even if it means going against everything we believe in.
00:37:54.000Like, I know that that's probably not something she believes in, but she's gonna do it because, like, she's a team player.
00:38:00.000But our side's always like, we have to be, you know, upright on every single thing, so then we get kind of divided.
00:38:07.000We have, like, libertarians, like, social conservatives, like, these- all these different groups, and then we all discuss things like normal people, but they just, like, think that we shouldn't exist.
00:39:12.000Bugs bunnying is a term that I use to describe when you go on Facebook and you will see a leftist arguing about why they hate this, that, or otherwise.
00:39:24.000And then what you do is you engage them Arguing their point, and slowly evolve your position to be their original position, and they will argue against their actual post.
00:39:34.000Dude, this happens all the time, and I do it to make a point, and then I'll say, wait a minute, you're now against social healthcare?
00:39:46.000They hate you so much, they will vote for Joe Biden.
00:39:49.000They hate you so much, they can hear John Fetterman go, And they're gonna be like, I'd rather have that?
00:39:55.000I mean, I don't think it's- no one hates- people don't hate me.
00:39:57.000You could say they hate you, it's just such a generic vague term, it doesn't- Dude, Colbert went on his show and said, we looked this up, the story never happened.
00:40:08.000And if you Google it, you find the videos are viral.
00:40:10.000This guy from Dearborn said, I used to be a Democrat, I'm voting Republican.
00:40:14.000And Colbert goes on his show and said, we looked it up, never happened.
00:40:29.000And when he went to Tudor Dixon and said, no more will I vote for them, Colbert went on his show, lied to the entire country because they are evil people.
00:40:40.000He could have said, you know, that story did happen.
00:40:44.000But what was this guy really complaining about?
00:40:49.000Instead, he just calls the guy a liar and then claims, I looked it up, it didn't happen.
00:40:54.000See, this is why you have so many people who hate and will vote for John Fetterman or Joe Biden, because they march in lockstep behind these evil individuals.
00:41:19.000I mean, take me out of context if you want to.
00:41:21.000It's not going to stop me from trying to work together with people.
00:41:23.000My point is, what makes you think they will sit down and have a real conversation with you when they are lying about you to everyone else?
00:41:31.000What I believe is, there is no other... maybe there are other ways of peacefully figuring this out, but that it's like, I don't see a logical... Peace at our time, right?
00:41:39.000I don't see a logical... I'm not trying to stop Cenk Uygur from invading Poland right now.
00:42:25.000I'm going to ruin your store, right? So it's like, okay, how is that going to work when people
00:42:30.000have this complete hatred of you? How about this? I think what Ian is trying to say is be careful of
00:42:36.000mass generalizations because there are bad actors that do hate you. It's not always everyone. I
00:42:40.000think that's what you're trying to say. Sure.
00:42:41.000But also, I just wanted to make another argument just to counter your point a little bit here, because when you say, you know, they're all in line here, we should do the same.
00:42:49.000I don't think we should, because I think not being in line, I think questioning and arguing is a strength, and I think their cultist beliefs and ideas, staying in line, is a weakness and overall a bad thing.
00:43:08.000I'm just saying that I do think the left goes to the extreme to do that, and our side generally doesn't do that.
00:43:14.000Let me pull up this story from the Washington Examiner.
00:43:17.000The View host compares Republican women to roaches voting for Raid.
00:43:22.000Quote, what's also surprising to me is the abortion issue.
00:43:25.000I read a poll just yesterday that white Republican suburban women are now going to vote Republican, she told her co-hosts.
00:43:31.000It's almost like roaches voting for Raid.
00:43:34.000She was interrupted by Alyssa Farrah Griffin, who accused Hosted of insulting voters.
00:43:39.000When you have people who refuse to understand your position and then listen to Stephen Colbert to try and understand what your position is and then he lies to them and says your position is fake and doesn't exist.
00:43:52.000How are you supposed to have a reasonable conversation to move this country forward when these ideological zealots outright refuse to even have a conversation?
00:44:04.000If you don't like what they're saying about you, you gotta start speaking for yourself publicly.
00:44:10.000Right, and we've done that, and now we can't expect the woman who is calling women roaches to want to sit down here and have a conversation about why she's wrong.
00:44:17.000I would talk to her, but that statement was crazy.
00:44:23.000I mean, it's basically anytime you start referring... You had something you wanted to say.
00:44:27.000Well, yeah, I would say if you're answering that part, which party's getting the message out, I would actually say the Republicans are, and I tend to vote independent and left.
00:44:35.000I don't want to watch four minutes of the video.
00:44:39.000Republican suburban women are now going to vote Republican.
00:45:23.000It's not like, you know, getting an ice cream cone or doing something fun.
00:45:27.000It's a very sad thing and it's horrible.
00:45:30.000Yeah, that leads to psychological and physical damage that many people don't want to talk about.
00:45:34.000Right, have regrets over doing that and so on.
00:45:36.000But aside from that, this isn't something that is something that they look towards.
00:45:41.000So I think the fact that the left wants this to be their main issue for the midterms, they basically want it to be all about January 6th, our democracy being lost, and abortion.
00:45:49.000Those are like their two big things they want people to vote on.
00:45:52.000And it's like, Maybe women actually want intact families.
00:45:55.000Maybe they actually want to be safe in their neighborhoods.
00:46:04.000I think most women would disagree with her and would not like being called roaches, obviously, if she wants women to vote leftist in the midterms and they're watching this.
00:46:31.000But to say that pro-life women Who don't like abortion, who want to have babies and families, are voting against their interests for knowing exactly what they want, is the epitome of arrogance and hatred.
00:46:46.000How about she actually let Farrah speak—is that her name?
00:47:21.000They often say, how do I have access to my child?
00:47:24.000Even in child custody things, they don't have any say.
00:47:26.000When it comes to abortion, they have no say.
00:47:29.000So I think that there's so much more to this than just, you know, is this in her best interest?
00:47:34.000And I would say it's not in her best interest.
00:47:36.000It's not in the child's best interest.
00:47:37.000It's not in anyone's best interest in that entire family unit.
00:47:42.000So what ends up happening with a lot of policies, there's a lot of, I think, really important and great things that came out of the feminist movement.
00:47:48.000I think that's most people, everybody would agree, like women can vote.
00:47:52.000I know there's a lot of people who say repeal the 19th, but you know, most people are like, no, we're cool with it.
00:47:56.000Although, you know, there are a lot of social issues that are happening now that people argue about.
00:48:01.000I think what you end up seeing with a lot of feminist stuff, however, is detrimental to women.
00:48:05.000So when you look at hookup culture, who is at benefit?
00:48:11.000And mostly, like, wealthier, taller, you know, more attractive dudes, they can fool around, do whatever they want with no responsibilities.
00:48:19.000Used to be that if a guy wanted to hook up with a chick and he did, you're getting married because she's getting pregnant.
00:49:18.000I mean, that's another big lie that the left has sold women, basically, that you'll be happy if you spend all your time in a cubicle.
00:49:23.000You know, there was an article that came out saying the most unhappy women are women who are single in their 40s who don't have any children and work all the time.
00:49:34.000I mean, you're told in your 20s, work all the time, work all the time, and I totally get that, but at a certain point, there has to be more to life than that, and eventually, women say, oh, I want kids, I want a family, then they're like, oh my gosh, I'm so old, what do I do now?
00:49:46.000And that's why all of these alternate fertility things are exploding, and it's very unnatural, but needless to say, it's like, I think things need to go back to a more natural sense of the two genders.
00:49:58.000Now, that's obviously going to be very upsetting to the left, but conservative women are the happiest.
00:50:28.000I don't see... I think a lot of the left stuff is going too far.
00:50:32.000I think there's a lot of good things in it that we're all like, okay, you know, we believe in like classical liberal values, free speech, you know, innocent until proven guilty, and everyone should have the right to vote.
00:50:44.000Our society changes as the population grows larger.
00:50:47.000But then you get to the point where it's like the state can take your children, marriage
00:50:52.000is basically voided out by no-fault divorce.
00:50:55.000There's no point in having a marriage.
00:50:57.000So here's another thing they lied about when it came to us is we had a conversation about
00:51:14.000But the issue with no-fault divorce is that when you say that you can get divorced for no reason, then you're basically saying marriage no longer exists.
00:51:23.000Because marriage was the contract by which you could not break till death do us part.
00:51:27.000And they're like, nah, you can just, right, you're done.
00:51:29.000You know, sign a piece of paper and then split your money up and you're good.
00:51:31.000Okay, well what's the point of getting married?
00:51:33.000So that you can pledge your stuff for a few years to somebody else?
00:51:38.000A lot of men, I think, ask that because they're like, oh, I'm basically just agreeing to give someone money who will take it if they divorce me.
00:51:45.000And it's like, whoa, what about all of the other good things about marriage?
00:51:49.000Which I think it's mostly for the children.
00:51:51.000It's to create an environment where they have two parents in the home.
00:51:54.000Of course, that's not always the case.
00:51:56.000Great people, that's, you know, they didn't have that situation.
00:51:59.000But I do think in general, that's what you want to strive towards.
00:52:01.000And I think the left wants to destroy that.
00:52:03.000They want to take kids from their parents, send them into woke schools, teach them things
00:52:07.000saying, hey, here's why you should hate your parents.
00:52:09.000Here's why, you know, your parents are crazy and all this stuff.
00:52:13.000So no matter what, they want to kind of change the whole dynamic of society, which I do think
00:52:35.000And this is why there's a theory out there that a lot of this, you know, was started because of Edward Bernays and robber barons and the Rothschilds that were pushing a lot of these ideas forward in order to make sure that At the end of the day, they had a system that benefited them, and they were able to control society even more.
00:52:53.000Yeah, at this point, if the parents aren't there, it's not even the state, really, that's functionally risen, it's the corporation.
00:52:59.000It's the television, it's Disney, it's Microsoft, if they're on the computer.
00:53:04.000It's Facebook and Twitter, and who controls Facebook and Twitter?
00:53:44.000We're able to vote for who we want in charge.
00:53:47.000But it's getting to the point now where it's becoming transhumanist and this excessively liberal agenda being like, you can be whatever you want.
00:54:14.000He identifies as a paraplegic woman, so even though his legs work, he gets in a wheelchair and then says he's a disabled woman, that's his identity, and you have to respect it.
00:54:23.000At a certain point, we have to start asking questions of, what are the limits of identity?
00:54:28.000If someone says they're disabled but they're not, can they claim disabled benefits?
00:54:34.000But we'll keep it to the politics, Ian, because I'm really glad you brought up this stuff because we've got more of the craziness to talk about.
00:54:41.000Joe Biden gives a speech where he says that the dangerous MAGA Republicans, they must be stopped, they're a threat to this country, from the Daily Mail.
00:54:50.000Republican candidate's kids are almost killed after gunman opens fire at his North Carolina home with bullet landing a few feet from where they slept after Democrat rival filmed campaign ad outside his property.
00:55:44.000But Tim Biden says that MAGA Republicans are the biggest threat to our safety.
00:55:50.000Has anyone worried that a group, like, any sane person worried a group of MAGA Republicans are going to go out and, like, rampage through a city with masks and firebombs and Molotovs, you know, fighting with cops?
00:56:04.000I'm worried about false flags and international corporations doing stuff.
00:56:09.000No, the reality is, you'll be a Trump supporter, driving your truck through a city, waving your little Trump flag, and then you'll park and get out, and some far-left psychopath will put two bullets in your chest.
00:56:20.000Or you'll be running for office, and somebody will fire a gun into your parents' home, nearly hitting your children.
00:56:50.000You have no idea what you're talking about.
00:56:52.000But to come out and claim that the people who almost never protest are the bigger threat than people who caused over two billion dollars in damage during the 529 insurrection, forced the president into a bunker, tore down the barricades of the White House, set fire to a guard post, and set fire to St.
00:57:09.000And like, what about the person who tried to kill Kavanaugh, one of our Supreme Court justices?
00:57:13.000They just act like these things don't ever happen.
00:57:15.000Like, if we went through a whole list of all of the people who've been attacked, like, you know, that young person who was seen in that hospital bed for wearing a MAGA hat.
00:57:23.000It's like, they don't even care about this stuff.
00:57:25.000They just want to focus on their message, which is that we're a real danger.
00:57:29.000Or how about the kid in, uh, where was it?
00:57:51.000He gets locked up for almost three months.
00:57:53.000In solitary by himself and in horrible conditions, which he later came on and spoke about.
00:57:59.000Think about the Covington Catholic situation.
00:58:03.000A child on a school field trip was standing, minding his own business, when an adult man walked right up to his face and started banging a drum.
00:58:14.000And the media took an out-of-context clip of the incident, blamed the kid for it, and these bluechecks across Twitter started sending death threats to him.
00:58:25.000Are we supposed to be like, I know you just threatened to throw children into a wood chipper, even though they were the victims, but why don't we come together and have you sit down and have a peaceful conversation?
00:58:33.000I'll tell you what's funny is we do still invite them, but you need to understand what these people represent.
00:58:38.000I'm all about subverting the cultural opponent, but if it was 1936 Nazi Germany and I started screaming about how evil the Nazis were, I'd be the first one up against the wall.
00:58:48.000So I'm not playing that game right now.
00:58:50.000Okay, well I'd rather be the guy who didn't salute in that crowd of people who were saluting.
00:59:39.000Oh no, I was gonna say something earlier about the kids wearing MAGA hats being attacked.
00:59:44.000I just think, like, young people, that's happening not just, like, College campus level, not just adults, but like little children, which is why I think so many parents are homeschooling now.
00:59:53.000Like homeschooling's exploded since COVID because they see what they're being taught.
00:59:57.000And also it's like you can't even be yourself around your friends.
01:00:01.000You're just going to be bullied by them.
01:00:03.000Like so many young conservatives I meet just feel like, I can't even tell anyone I'm conservative.
01:00:14.000Because the reality is, with 10 kids, there may be one who's like, I can't tell anybody that I actually feel this way about these politics because they'll bully me.
01:00:23.000And then it turns out they all feel the same way, and they're all scared of each other, and this fake lie that sits on the surface.
01:00:29.000I find that there's a tendency to want to people want to build an identity for themselves, young people particularly, and sometimes they'll say like, I am a fill in the blank, I am a liberal, I am a conservative, I am a Republican, I am a Christian, and they'll like define a box with which in they lie and they cannot then as a result of that can't if they step out of it, then they'll start to feel guilt.
01:00:50.000And then other people will be like, well, I have an idea of what I think that box is, so you're that.
01:01:05.000I still remember a few years ago, it was protestors fighting police officers, police officers fighting protestors, but now it's protestors fighting protestors, and people getting at each other.
01:01:15.000And I don't think it was—correct me if I'm wrong, but from my experiences, I don't ever remember it being this tumultuous between political parties, between the left wing and the right wing.
01:01:26.000I don't remember a time in the 90s where people would see each other as political opposites and then really wanted to harm each other.
01:01:33.000I think we have escalated to this state, which is worrisome and is only escalating because of just the nonsense being pushed on by the corporate media and big tech social media, which is being controlled by, of course, the intelligence agencies that are calling the shots on what we see.
01:01:50.000Was there a time where there was this much—I mean, obviously, we had a civil war in this country, but that was a very long time ago.
01:01:56.000But in recent history, what got us here?
01:01:58.000How are we here at this point where you can't even, you know, openly talk about politics?
01:02:04.000I was, like, really outspoken about my dislike for George Bush Jr.' 's war in Iraq and Afghanistan, and I would talk directly to George—I'm still talking to you, man—on the internet, like, listen up, dude.
01:02:14.000But I never had animosity towards Republicans.
01:02:35.000I think it was like you're saying that it was big tech because it was like in 2012 Facebook when they started sending like the violence to the top of the algorithmic feed a shooting and then you'd see and then that would get 60,000 retweets or like likes or whatever and Because it was popular they pushed it and then it became more popular and it's easy to hate It's a real challenging to love like it takes a lot of humility to We want to try and talk to regular people who aren't super political.
01:03:02.000We want people to hear a message that pulls them from the cult.
01:03:05.000But I don't think that means we go to cult leaders and beg them to have a conversation with us because they would only exploit it to expand their cult.
01:03:12.000Yeah, I tend to have the conversation with them and if they're... and just...
01:03:16.000Just believe that they're listening, whether they're there or not, whether they respond or not.
01:03:27.000You directly confront who you want to confront and explain yourself.
01:03:31.000And I feel like the left became really radical under Obama because when it was, you know, Clinton, Bush, it was kind of like they were in the same club.
01:03:39.000They were two, you know, very elitist people.
01:03:42.000They both kind of had similar views on things, honestly.
01:03:45.000I feel like America was much more of a center place, which in a way it's like, okay, good, less arguments and stuff like now, but also bad because we're not actually changing things that much.
01:03:55.000It's like everybody in this one class is in the you know political elite but then when Obama came I think he was the first one who was like a true ideologue who was really had this like far left-wing agenda and the Republicans at the time were like no no Obama and then people thought oh there's gonna be hope there's gonna be change we're gonna be so united racism's gonna be gone because there's gonna be this black president
01:04:19.000And then, of course, things only got worse.
01:04:21.000They only made the tensions even worse, and they didn't actually solve anything, so then I think when Trump came along, we were like, oh my gosh, like, we have to counter the things happening there.
01:04:31.000And I do think normal people, like you were saying, want to discuss things with other people, like, all the time, I'll talk to someone, you know, I grew up in California, who's liberal, we'll talk about stuff, but I think, like, the famous people, like you were saying, who are these radical leftists, it's like, yeah, they don't...
01:04:45.000They're not going to have their minds change as much by talking.
01:05:18.000Took pictures and... Good conversation, where we actually got to find out where they're coming from and what led them to the decisions and thoughts and ideas that they have, and I think we need more of that.
01:05:28.000Someone like Jen And so the media writes that I'm a conservative, and conservatives absolutely are like, there's no way Tim's a conservative.
01:05:36.000You try to talk with people and say, we need to solve these problems.
01:05:39.000You come on a show like TimCast IRL, and we go, well, we disagree with those ideas.
01:05:43.000And they're like, but I'm glad we had the conversation.
01:05:44.000And then the left calls that person far right and says they're a conservative now.
01:05:49.000And so the media writes that I'm a conservative and conservatives absolutely are like,
01:05:52.000there's no way Tim's a conservative, like just absolutely not.
01:05:55.000But the media will just say it because they want to taint the well,
01:06:11.000We solve our problems because everyone's working towards solving them.
01:06:15.000The problem with many of these establishment elites, uniparty elites, left-wing cultists, is that they just think they're smarter and better than you.
01:06:23.000Bloomberg says tax the poor because we're smarter and we know better.
01:06:26.000That's what the mentality that guides them, which means they will lie for the sake of gaining power.
01:06:31.000And then the worst part is they will lie claiming it's you who's lying.
01:06:35.000It's like that riddle where you come to a fork in the road and there's two guys standing on each side.
01:06:39.000One always lies, one always tells the truth.
01:06:41.000But they both accuse each other of being the one who's trying to do you wrong, because one's telling you the truth and one's lying.
01:06:48.000And that's like the idea of the better men that are like, we need a Senate because if the masses can decide with mob mentality, they'll wreck the country.
01:06:55.000So we need a group of more intelligent, more educated people that are there as a stopgap.
01:07:00.000But it's like, it's to the extreme now where people think, I'm a better man, I know better than you, and maybe there are people that are just destroyed psychologically on sugar and they're incapable of leading, I don't know.
01:07:11.000You're partly right about the better men thing with the Senate, but I think that was a quote from one person.
01:07:16.000The idea of the federal Senate being appointed by state legislature, by the state representatives, or the state Senate, I think it was between the two of them, is that we vote in our state, we the people, We have our state, then the states send their
01:07:31.000representatives to the federal government.
01:07:33.000The Senate represents the states, so it is up to the state to decide who represents them.
01:07:38.000So the state would vote for the person, get it? And then the 17th Amendment changed that,
01:07:42.000and I think that was a huge mistake. We were better off when people had to know who their
01:07:47.000local politicians were. You see these ads about, you know, Congress, and they're like,
01:07:51.000if you vote for me, I'll clean up the city.
01:08:05.000And this nationalization of politics has actually eroded the country and turned it into some... I don't know what you'd call it.
01:08:13.000The problem, whatever it is today with the establishment elites, it's because of how we've changed things.
01:08:19.000Yeah, you don't want your senators beholden to your commoners.
01:08:23.000You want your senators beholden only to state legislature, if anybody, I think.
01:08:27.000And that's, I mean, I'm saying it tongue-in-cheek, but it's kind of true.
01:08:30.000Like, you don't want the mob to tell the Senate what to do.
01:08:32.000The Senate's there to protect us from the mob.
01:08:34.000We have Congress, the people have Congress, and they go and represent your district to the federal government, and then the senators represent the states.
01:08:41.000That's why each state has two, no matter what the population size is.
01:08:44.000Even Delaware, which is microscopic, and Rhode Island, which is also microscopic.
01:08:48.000And I love when they come out and they're like, When, when Montana gets two senators and I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, Delaware gets two senators too.
01:08:55.000I know they have cities and they have like a million or whatever people, but don't, don't come at me and complain about the size of, I'd argue that there's Wyoming and Montana should have more votes because of how much land mass they control and the resources that are available there.
01:09:08.000One tiny small city, Providence, and all of a sudden they get two senators.
01:09:11.000It's kind of like the social media admins are acting like an unelected Senate.
01:09:14.000These corporate, like how, how are they able to veto what we say in public?
01:09:19.000They have more power than senators, I think, and probably most governments like Google, YouTube, like they're a monopoly.
01:09:27.000They literally control probably the speech and what people see of like millions of people.
01:09:34.000I mean, not to mention, you know, Facebook, Twitter, all of these other things, and I mean, hopefully things get better, but I do think that a lot of this is going to be, like, mind control, as long as people are so focused on devices, which is why I think people should absolutely not give their kids, like, an iPad just to look at all day.
01:09:52.000Oh, what was the last thing you were going to say?
01:09:53.000No, no, no, I was just going to say I think that at first we thought, oh, wow, technology, amazing, all of these things are happening, this is great, which is great.
01:10:00.000I get to talk to my family in India, like, wow, so many changes from just one generation.
01:10:04.000But I do think there are so many harmful effects and you can't just have this like unlimited addiction to technology.
01:11:09.000I feel like the old guard's on its way out and the new guard is established.
01:11:14.000I think we gotta open up that expensive bottle of booze here in order to celebrate this, you know, changing of the guard, as some people would call it.
01:11:22.000But, you know, who would have thought?
01:13:26.000Well, you get different angles of cameras that can zoom way in so you can see the bacteria growing in real time, and then it's really, you know, entertaining.
01:13:49.000You let him know ahead of time, we're gonna slime you at some point today.
01:13:52.000What if... Oh, dude, I... Okay, so I'm assuming the reason they didn't fire Don Lemon is because he's under contract.
01:13:59.000If I was Chris Licht and I was taking over CNN, and I couldn't fire him, I'd be like, your show, it's gonna be great.
01:14:06.000You're gonna go on stage, and the audience are all going to have buzzers, And when at least 10 people in the audience press the button, you get slimed.
01:14:36.000So you know how we do at Chicken City?
01:14:38.000That if people give $100 in Super Chats, it accumulates and then the chicken party happens?
01:14:43.000You could do something like that, where Don Lemon's sitting at a desk with a soccer horn right next to his head, and he's just sweating as he reads the news, and people are sending in money to the show, and every hundred dollars it goes just right in his face.
01:15:26.000How about there's a big cartoon hand with a glove, and it loads pies, and every, you know, $500, it launches a pie at the host.
01:15:36.000What's the game where you get dunked in the water?
01:15:39.000they're sitting they're sitting in this like a little tank yeah they're sitting
01:15:44.000on the dunk tank reporting the news and every time they get something wrong they
01:15:47.000get dunked into the water what about factually incorrect I like I like pies I
01:15:52.000like sliming them big fan of slime I feel like the only person who played
01:15:56.000these fun games is Trump he's the only one who doesn't take himself too
01:15:59.000seriously and would be willing to actually throw himself out there like do
01:16:03.000you remember when he was riding in that car at that big race car thing and
01:16:07.000everyone was like screaming they were just cheering for him I don't know like
01:16:11.000he knows how to get the crowd going I feel like he'd be able to like make a
01:16:14.000really good TV make good ratings these people they're just like sticks
01:16:18.000Like, they just don't want to step even a second outside of their comfort zone.
01:16:22.000And I also think, like, people who are content creators, make YouTube videos, they would see, like, oh, this is a video someone really liked.
01:16:29.000Let me do the same thing, or let me try something new.
01:16:31.000But these people are corporate media, so they're not interested in trying new things.
01:16:35.000They just want people to accept what they are putting out.
01:16:38.000At one point, he said, maybe a black—could it have been a black hole that swallowed the plane?
01:16:43.000He might have been goofing around, maybe he was just letting his psychosis run, but I mean, it didn't do well, it didn't play well for the network, him saying that, which is too bad, because we need that goofiness, I think.
01:16:53.000I remember when Trump was at a rally and he was like, these lights, they make me look orange!
01:17:03.000The swimmer, the man, like, passing the woman, and he's like, oh, she has, like, a windburn, because he just, like, swims past her so quick.
01:17:10.000It's like, he just comes up with, like, the best comments.
01:17:15.000This, Shep Smith, you know, on CNBC, Don Lemon, it's not fun, and this, and you can see it in the, in the videos, they were trying to make it fun, and it's not.
01:17:42.000Yeah, they had giant tablets and they were all excited.
01:17:45.000Like, the future of the newsroom is gigantic screens that you can use your hands and I'm like, I'm pretty sure that's not the future of the newsroom, dude.
01:18:12.000Cable's done, so they don't need that name anymore.
01:18:14.000Well, I mean, there's still a lot of money in cable, because people still do use it.
01:18:18.000And now what we're seeing with these streaming services, they're creating bundles that are basically the same thing as cable was, but now it's just online.
01:18:25.000So I think the cable industry is not going to go anywhere.
01:18:28.000I think what they're going to do is they're going to convert into online streaming providers.
01:18:40.000I think CNN, they're going to hold on until the end because they're like, oh, we're still kind of riding on our coattails from when people liked this kind of thing.
01:18:47.000But I think if they try to transition to CNN Plus type content, it's like people already made it known that they don't want that content.
01:18:54.000You would have to get someone to rebrand the network, like someone totally, like someone like Tim or something, like someone completely new, that's like independent, new, fun, willing to say whatever.
01:19:06.000I mean, and I mean whatever, but I guess the problem is that they're funded by...
01:19:10.000military-industrial complex. You know, I gotta be honest, that's a fair point. See, the thing is,
01:19:14.000I don't trust CNN. I imagine that they'll say something like, look, we're trying to do right,
01:19:18.000and we want to, you know, be more relatable. Why don't you come and fix it? If you take them up
01:19:22.000on that offer, then a day later, they're like, here's why war is good. Read it.
01:19:28.000And you're going to be like, but I don't want to read it.
01:19:30.000And they're going to be like, read it.
01:19:31.000Otherwise they're going to lock you in a room and put you in golden handcuffs.
01:19:34.000Or threaten like, if you say that it violates your contract, some abstract thing.
01:19:38.000They'll have like a 70 page contract that they want you to sign before you start working there.
01:19:44.000They're like, not 70, but it's like, you know, maybe, I mean, close to it actually.
01:19:48.000With like vague terminology, like anything that we may, Morality clauses, where it's like, if you offend someone's delicate sensibilities, they can terminate your contract, and it's just ridiculous.
01:19:57.000It's like they bought—who—Discovery bought CNN, is that right?
01:20:23.000CNN hired Casey Neistat, and then he made Beam or whatever, or he turned Beam into CNN or something, and it didn't work, I guess.
01:20:31.000I don't know, they did it, and they were getting views or whatever, but then they just stopped.
01:20:34.000Maybe they were doing a lot of paid promotion that wasn't paying off.
01:20:37.000I feel like they're never gonna be fun or entertaining, so that's off the table, but I think if they did real journalism, then people would really appreciate it.
01:20:44.000Obviously, I realize that's completely far-fetched and not gonna happen, but they're supposed to, like, you know, like, question presidential candidates in debates, and they're supposed to do serious things.
01:20:53.000It's like they're not like the Real Housewives of New York or something.
01:20:56.000Like, they're supposed to do some serious work, although that would be pretty funny, but I just think journalism is lost, and they're choosing not to be journalists.
01:21:21.000Here's a text he posted from someone named Harley that says, I'm going to help you one of a couple ways.
01:21:26.000First, you and I sit down and have an loving and open conversation, but you don't use cuss words and everything that is discussed is based in fact and not some crazy stuff that dumb friend of yours told you or you saw in a tweet.
01:21:39.000Second option, I have you institutionalized again where they medicate the crap out of you and you go back to zombie land forever.
01:21:46.000Play date with the kids just won't be the same.
01:21:56.000I don't know who this person is, what kind of power they have.
01:21:59.000Well, I don't even know if the text is doctored, to be honest.
01:22:01.000But I don't think Kanye would lie, but I don't know.
01:22:04.000I was watching Nathan For You, because he's got a new show coming out, so HBO put him on the front page, and I saw it, and I'm like, yeah, I've never watched it, so I did.
01:22:12.000For those unfamiliar with the show, he says that he graduated from business school and he wants to help businesses get new customers.
01:23:46.000I mean, the show's really, really funny.
01:23:47.000But that story right there, I think, is really important.
01:23:49.000Because what you have with Kanye is that he can say something, he says things that are outrageous, don't get me wrong, but you could say something that people don't believe and then they could institutionalize you and drug you and lock you up and have everyone believe that you're nuts.
01:24:05.000And then the crazy thing is he's saying he was nearly drugged out of his mind.
01:24:09.000Some of the crazy things he may have been saying was because they were pumping him full of crazy drugs.
01:24:15.000I know that it came out in the Lex Freeman podcast with Ye that he was exhausted.
01:24:18.000It was like he had a bout of exhaustion that landed him in the hospital and they treated it like a mental diagnosis.
01:24:25.000Remember from like four years ago when it's like, Oh, Kanye was in the hospital, mental hospital.
01:24:29.000And that's when they were drugging him, I guess.
01:24:30.000A lot of these big pharma pills have a lot of unintended consequences, especially when it comes to messing with your brain chemistry, which is not an exact science.
01:24:39.000Each person has a different brain chemistry.
01:24:41.000Each person's brain works different than the other person.
01:24:46.000I mean, this would explain some of the kind of more manic behavior by Kanye, especially if he is just being given pills, or even worse, forced to take pills.
01:24:57.000And this could also explain why a lot of people are having psychotic breakdowns, especially in Hollywood.
01:25:02.000And this could be a big conspiracy here that he's unraveling that I think is worth paying attention to.
01:25:08.000Because when we look at doctors, when we look at big pharma, they have a lot of power when it comes to the individual.
01:25:15.000They could force you to take drugs that could mess you up for the rest of your life.
01:25:19.000And just like this guy says, he'll make sure that playdates with the kids just won't be the same.
01:25:25.000I mean, that's real life consequences for the rest of his life and saying that he's going to be medicated forever.
01:25:53.000He has certain views on certain things.
01:25:54.000And I don't think that people are going to rally behind him if he's being forced to take drugs because of his political views, when I think a lot of people rallied behind Free Britney.
01:26:06.000Yeah, he tweeted that he's... What is all this stuff he's posting?
01:26:29.000They were like, oh great, now here's a great example of why we can cancel him.
01:26:34.000But, I don't think that's what it was.
01:26:35.000I mean, Harry, you know, Prince Harry, Harry and Meghan, like, he wore a Nazi outfit.
01:26:40.000It's like, we can go through people and come up with reasons to cancel them, but it's like, come on, I mean, they obviously just don't like his political views.
01:27:28.000Then they start manipulating the narrative and then make sure as many people as possible hate you.
01:27:32.000And now they've convinced the younger generation that Julian's actually a bad guy.
01:27:35.000So they have these young Democrat voters who don't like him.
01:27:38.000I think that is what the left wants to do, and I think that's what they're doing to the January Sixthers.
01:27:42.000A lot of them are in solitary confinement, totally suffering.
01:27:45.000Many of them, literally, zero violence, locked inside and so on, but they just want to slowly kill them, because solitary confinement does drive people crazy.
01:27:54.000Forcing people to take drugs, of course that's going to make you crazy.
01:27:57.000That's the goal of the drug, to alter your brain.
01:27:59.000So I definitely think that the left doesn't want to make it into a spectacle, because yes, then they'll be a martyr.
01:28:05.000I mean, I think in some ways that's what happened with Trump.
01:28:07.000They were like, we're going to raid Mar-a-Lago, all this stuff.
01:28:10.000They realized, oh my gosh, now Trump has more support than ever.
01:29:25.000But wasn't Jennifer Lawrence's nightmares that, like, she was being chased by a bear and a big manly Tucker Carlson ripped his shirt off and then fought the bear off and saved her and then, like, they swung from a vine to, you know?
01:29:36.000Like, she never said the nightmare was that she was scared of Tucker, you know what I mean?
01:29:41.000Like, maybe the nightmare was Joe Biden was coming up behind her, and then Tucker jumps in and saves the day.
01:29:46.000Yeah, I was just trying to get a sniff, you know?
01:29:48.000About her family or, like, people she knew from her hometown, because she's from, like, middle America or Republican, and that, like, freaks her out to think that any of them would ever watch Tucker Carlson.
01:29:57.000She's probably like, oh my gosh, you guys are brainwashed.
01:30:00.000And so I think her whole goal was to say how People who watch Tucker are basically total idiots.
01:30:08.000And a lot of people watch him compared to the old guard.
01:30:12.000I think he's the number one, correct me if I'm wrong, in all of the United States when it comes to news reporting.
01:30:19.000He's someone that, again, also criticized Donald Trump in many instances, called him out for a lot of actions, but he's able to say things that, of course, a lot of people can't even say online.
01:30:29.000So that's another aspect to why he might be so popular because he's on television, which oddly now is a little bit more of a free place than the internet when it comes to online speech.
01:30:39.000It used to be the inverse of that, but now we have this space where he says a lot of things that really has your eyebrows rising up.
01:30:49.000But is it because he's got big money, Fox advertising behind him that Google won't ban?
01:30:54.000There was a lot of advertisement boycotts against him.
01:30:59.000There's still, even on, you know, when I watch this program, there's still segments where they don't have any advertisers and they just do the kind of Fox music, so... My Pillow?
01:31:09.000it's only my pillow yeah some big pharma ads and then RV ads I saw on there but then other than that it's just like a blank screen like hold on we'll be back with Tucker just we should advertise a Tucker we'll just be like hey you're watching this show turn it off go to youtube.com slash Tim cast IRL I think his show is also just so much better than so many other shows on TV.
01:31:31.000So if you're going to turn on a show in that realm, I think that's the show to watch because he has like interesting content.
01:31:38.000I think so many other people who have those jobs just don't have interesting comments.
01:31:43.000You can watch something all day and it's literally like the same thing, the same story.
01:31:48.000I saw him get humiliated by Jon Stewart when he came in with a bow tie.
01:31:53.000And I gained so much respect for Tucker having gone through that in public, like being publicly humiliated and just like eating it and being like, you know, I'm not perfect.
01:32:02.000And he would like address his own weaknesses.
01:32:04.000He became a way better journalist after that and willing to listen to opposing views.
01:32:08.000He's always kind of liked opposing views, but he really became like an impressive man after that.
01:32:13.000He got where he was by debating and having conversations with the opposition.
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01:33:55.000Alright, Alex Grant says, I have a question for Luke.
01:33:59.000When you confronted Lord Jacob Rothschild and said the New World Order has no legitimacy, and he turns around and looks at you with no emotion, what went through your mind that gave me chills?
01:36:31.000Let's see, uh... So illegal, you were saying illegal.
01:36:33.000Is that supposed to be like, you're saying it's so good, they're gonna ban it?
01:36:37.000Well, the metaphor, the way they use it is like, oh, they got me, man, that's, oh, that's, that's, that's, that's bad, that's like, oh, that's dirty.
01:39:32.000Okay, well, I'm going to make some arguments on the social side, because I know many libertarians might be listening, but I do think that Trump has done so much for religious freedom.
01:39:44.000I think if it weren't for him, we wouldn't have had Roe v. Wade overturned.
01:39:47.000We wouldn't be in a situation where we have the Supreme Court that we do, which also ruled on, you know, gun rights, things like that, many other issues, not just those.
01:41:24.000I'm willing to concede Trump did do some good things, and I complimented him when he did, especially when it came to making America first domestically, economically.
01:41:32.000But foreign policy, fiscal policy, Second Amendment policy, absolutely disappointing.
01:42:23.000I would say I'm still a fan in a certain respect when he calls out the whiny millennial and Gen Z woke lunatics.
01:42:30.000But there's an issue where he's unwilling to actually do the research.
01:42:33.000So he has these conversations where he says something like, they went to a drag story hour and, like, attacked it or something?
01:42:39.000Like, hey, Bill, how about instead of going on MSNBC and saying things that are wrong, you actually just, I don't know, Google it, and then what would you see?
01:42:45.000People protested drag queen story hour for underage children.
01:42:50.000And they didn't attack it, but protests got rowdy because people are fighting all the time.
01:42:56.000So, you know, he wants to talk about how there's civil war coming, but then he blames the right.
01:42:59.000It's like, dude, I've been covering this stuff for long enough.
01:43:02.000I can tell you that the right never goes outside.
01:45:06.000Also, Ian, I think something that's good that we can do is if we can win over independents, because I feel like you want to reach out to the other side, and that's great.
01:45:13.000I think we could win over so many people, like focusing on those eight things you agree on with someone instead of the one thing that you disagree on.
01:45:20.000So I do think so many people will be voting red.
01:46:21.000I think it's something that could help us but also has hindered us because it has been in the control of very few people that have made sure that it only works in their benefit and not everyone else's.
01:46:31.000It used to be decentralized but now with a centralized internet, it's a dangerous internet.
01:46:36.000Yeah, honestly, I think it was always it was always it was ARPA.
01:46:39.000It was like government military technology, of course, in the beginning.
01:46:43.000But But in the beginning, we were still able to talk freely, there was still elements of free speech, we don't have that anymore.
01:46:48.000We have we have algorithms, we have curation, instead of message boards, instead of forums, instead of real conversations, we have curation.
01:47:12.000I think she was just trying to stay influential in the Democratic Party.
01:47:16.000When she came out and said she's not doing it, there were a bunch of people who were like, oh, I'm really disappointed, you know, because there are people who are still Democrats, but they're more moderate.
01:47:24.000And so when she says she's leaving, they're like, oh, that's terrible.
01:49:39.000Could you imagine, like, Don Lemon's under contract, so they're like, the only way we're gonna keep you on, we can't fire him, we want him to quit, the audience will each have a fire hose that they can use as they see fit.
01:49:53.000I really do like the idea of having a clicker, like a buzzer, and if, like, more than 35% of the audience hits it, you get slimed or something, or pied, or dunked, or, you know, because then it's like, don't, don't bring up Trump!
01:50:04.000Oh, and it should be, like, half Trump supporters.
01:50:06.000No, they would just be bashing the button the whole time.
01:50:08.000They would be like, ah, I do think there should be a limit, like how many times in an episode can they say how much they hate Trump?
01:51:05.000Michelle Wiggins says, Hey Tim, although I agree with you at the core, without people who share Ian's thoughts and ways of attempting communication with others, I fear society has no hope.
01:51:14.000Yeah, I think we need to ostracize cult leaders.
01:51:18.000So, like, there's a question about if you want to welcome on people like the Young Turks who willfully lie about our views for the sake of making money, and they do, and they do it often.
01:51:29.000I think it's naive of us to be like, why don't we have you come on the show and we can talk?
01:51:34.000So they can just make up fake stories?
01:51:36.000There's a few people I will never invite ever again because when I reached out in good faith, they took the story and then lied and then made it seem like I was grifting or something.
01:51:54.000I'm like, what was the point of even trying to invite these people if they were going to use the opportunity to just make up a fake story to smear me again?
01:52:04.000I would also say to that person, have hope, because look how many people are waking up who now have realized that they cannot keep voting for the things they used to vote for.
01:52:12.000They've changed their minds on things.
01:52:14.000So I do think we are actually reaching a lot of new people.
01:52:17.000Like, we have more Hispanics than ever voting for Republicans, more Asians than ever voting for Republicans.
01:52:22.000Trump had a lot of, you know, blacks voting for him.
01:54:47.000When you come out and you're like, we are the 99%, and Walmart's slogan is something I think is important to everyone, it's like, okay, you're working for the corporations.
01:56:04.000I just think she would steal his phone and who knows what would happen.
01:56:08.000I think she didn't like the fact that he was a free thinker.
01:56:11.000She's very image conscious and I think she wanted him to be silent, be someone she could control so that she could just be this like big Hollywood person.
01:56:20.000Use him for connections, all that stuff.
01:56:23.000He's also pledging a 30-day verbal fast and no alcohol and no adult entertainment fast.
01:56:33.000You can speak with your thoughts, by the way, yeah?
01:56:36.000Jason Fleck says I want to know if Ian would give them their COVID amnesty too.
01:56:42.000I fully advocate having compassion for people that were misled and even pushy in their having been misled, but I don't find it cool to push people when you know that something's amiss or when you're not sure.
01:56:53.000Like the people at the top, forgive them for being cruel, but don't forget what happened and do not let something like this happen again.
01:57:02.000I don't know. Forgiveness is like, it's an honest mistake.
01:57:06.000But if you're an authoritarian, there's no mistake. So if you're like, you must do this or
01:57:10.000else I don't care. And you're like, hey, but look, your data is wrong and say, I don't care. I'm
01:57:14.000an authoritarian. So you're going to do as you're told. There's no forgiveness for that.
01:57:37.000And if I was in charge of the military and I saw a foreign leader start to invade foreign countries, dude, I'd bring the hammer down.
01:57:42.000I don't know how you say you could forgive someone like that.
01:57:44.000I feel like you're getting a little too open-minded.
01:57:47.000Well, he was like, after World War I, Germany was shredded by the liberal, well, it was before the liberal economic order, but they split off pieces of Germany and turned it into other countries, and then those countries' governments were abusing and murdering the German population in the new land.
01:58:00.000So it was like, yeah, he was twisted by being in the trenches and getting artillery falling all around him for months.
01:58:07.000I get it, but, you know, I oppose the death penalty, but I do have exceptions.
01:58:11.000You know, like, there are limits to even my decency.
01:58:14.000I don't like death penalty because I don't trust the U.S.
01:58:18.000government to adequately, like, prove why they should take someone's life.
01:58:26.000And people are like, Tim, what if someone, like, abused kids?
01:58:28.000And I'm like, yeah, yeah, no, no, I get it.
01:58:30.000But if, like, Kamala Harris is gonna walk up to me and say, trust me, you know, Ian did this thing, I'm like, no, no, I don't trust you, and you're not gonna get me to pull the lever on somebody else's life.
01:58:39.000Yeah, forgiving someone doesn't mean I'm going to trust them blindly.
01:58:41.000There are certain people, like Hitler for instance, where I'd be like, yes, like, there's the chair.
01:58:45.000You know, just firing squad, whatever.
01:58:47.000There are evil, evil people in this world.
01:58:50.000And that's, the reality is, we fought a war, literally knowing that lots of people would die because what he was doing was so incredibly wrong.
01:58:59.000And the scary thing is, we didn't learn about the Holocaust until afterwards.
01:59:02.000Mao Zedong and Stalin could get it too.
01:59:06.000And even going back to COVID, I think Kamala Harris, I mean, she was basically saying she wouldn't take the vaccine if it was Trump's vaccine.
01:59:13.000So this was, like, totally political politics, like, before they knew a thing, right?
01:59:17.000So, of course, normal people, they didn't know.
01:59:19.000They're just like, oh my gosh, like, we have a crazy shutdown.
01:59:34.000Fauci's working with EcoHealth Alliance to fund research out of the Wuhan lab, and just acted like he wasn't.
01:59:40.000And I don't know the quotes, Luke, if you even remember.
01:59:42.000Did he specifically say, I was not funding gain-of-function research, but I was funding a company that was doing gain-of-function research?
01:59:59.000You've got to hold people responsible.
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