On today's show, we discuss the latest in the Biden/Trump dustup, the potential for a 2020 Democratic primary challenger, and why Gen Z may be the most conservative generation ever. Plus, a story about a house explosion that may have been caused by an exploding bomb.
00:00:12.000Now, there have been many hints, each little grain of sand being added to the heap.
00:00:16.000We had a report from Axios over a month ago about how Democrats were lining up alternates, but now we have Joe Biden himself saying, if it weren't for Donald Trump, he wouldn't even be running again.
00:00:28.000Which is an interesting suggestion, considering that Donald Trump is facing prison and facing other means by which they're going to try to stop him from running.
00:00:37.000I believe this story right here, which is a Joe Biden on a fundraising campaign trail, suggesting he doesn't even want to run.
00:01:10.000Plus, we have a weird story from Military.com about dozens of military men and women who, or military men perhaps, who want to overthrow the government.
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00:04:25.000People are watching Home Alone, and there's that scene where Kevin McCallister goes to the grocery store, and he buys a ton of stuff, and she's like $19.
00:04:34.000Yeah, and then in like 2010 it was 40 and now it's 80.
00:04:39.000But yeah, let's jump into this first story.
00:04:42.000We got this one from the Boston Herald, ladies and gentlemen.
00:04:44.000Biden says he wouldn't be seeking re-election if Trump wasn't running, which is the weirdest headline because if it's anyone other than Joe Biden, Trump loses according to numerous polls.
00:05:00.000If Trump wasn't running, I'm not sure I'd be running, but we can't let him win, Biden said at a fundraiser at a private event near Boston, according to a pool report.
00:05:07.000Biden just celebrated his 81st birthday.
00:05:10.000He went on to warn that Trump has made clear what his plans would be if he wins.
00:05:13.000Trump's not even hiding the ball anymore.
00:05:16.000He's telling us what he's going to do.
00:08:12.000You're giving a car, you're giving value.
00:08:14.000But there was also, Occupy did this thing where they were paying off medical debt.
00:08:18.000So what they would do is they would contact the hospitals and say, This person's been delinquent how long?
00:08:25.000Okay, we'll pay off their debt for 10%.
00:08:27.000And so someone would owe 10 grand, and then they would pay $1,000 and wipe their debt, or even less, pennies.
00:08:32.000But people were then pointing out, hey, they have to report that as income because you paid their debt off.
00:08:36.000What's so dirty about this is if they took, I'd like to say, $10,000 left to pay off.
00:08:41.000That's my, and if they force me to pay that back early and then they're going to tax me on that forced repayment, that's like pure, I mean, that's my debt.
00:08:49.000You can't pay my debt back without my consent.
00:09:10.000But so it's like someone's got a loan with a private, you know, they're all federal loans, I guess, that are being forgiven.
00:09:14.000Yeah, even if it's not taxed, it's still insane that if they've taxed my friends to pay for it, that's like insidious.
00:09:22.000There's nothing that we've discussed that is beyond what the government has already done, like historically done.
00:09:30.000Yeah, like Japanese internment camps are infinitely worse than them taking people's money for taxes.
00:09:36.000Yeah, or I mean, that's the extreme that the US government has done is stuff like Jim Crow or internment camps.
00:09:45.000When it comes to actually like, you know, monetary policy and your property and stuff, The government demanded that everyone turn in any gold they had.
00:10:51.000Democrats are utilizing that short-term opportunity to win political power and then try and maintain a system which slowly just shuffles people off into an ideology that results in them excising themselves.
00:11:02.000I wish it excised the ideas, but since they're making internet video, those stupid ideas stay around for people.
00:11:08.000Like, long after those two dinks are gone, someone's gonna see that video and be like, they must have had a great life, I should be a dink too!
00:11:17.000The video will persist, people can see it, it may influence some people, but the reality is...
00:11:21.000People who are... imagine a video popped up and there was a guy being like, I took a dump on my floor, that means I don't gotta hire a plumber!
00:11:28.000You'd watch that and you'd be like, that's the stupidest thing I ever heard, I would never do that.
00:11:32.000That's... right, that's what might happen with these videos.
00:11:36.000If liberals aren't having kids, and they're aborting their kids, and the rate at which they reproduce is dramatically lower, blue states allow abortions and red states don't.
00:11:45.000Let's just make it very, very simple for everybody.
00:11:47.000The one reason conservatives should be celebrating the overturning of Roe v. Wade is not that it's made abortion illegal in some places, it's that it's given them a guaranteed path towards a long-term victory, because blue states' populations will decline.
00:12:02.000They already are, there's already an exodus, and they're already not having kids, and now they have an opportunity to abort up to the point of birth.
00:12:10.000If you were to ask me, I would say that Democrat politicians I hate Democrat voters more than anyone else!
00:12:17.000I got kind of this mixed feeling I was thinking earlier about this about people that are changing their gender or getting surgeries on their genitals so that they can't have kids anymore or they're just opting out like in a way it's like you might think okay that's that's fine and good because that means they'll weed away and it's like maybe if those people are mentally ill or if they're just have some sort of illness then we need less mental illness in the system that's maybe that's okay but the reality is I want less I I agree, like, less ill people is good, but that doesn't mean- I don't want them to be sick in the first place.
00:12:46.000I want to find out what's making these people this way and solve that and fix it.
00:13:29.000Dadder Days, we get up at 7, whatever time, you know, they get up 6, 3, 7 o'clock sometimes, but they gotta clean the house, clean the living room, clean the dining room, you know, put everything away.
00:13:38.000And they do that, they get donuts, get to go to the movies, get to go to Dave & Buster's, something fun that day.
00:13:52.000That's how it works with big families.
00:13:53.000That's how that's why the families used to be bigger was because you'd want to have more workers for your farm or whatever business it was.
00:14:00.000And because they were like kids died a lot at very, very young ages, babies and miscarriage and stuff.
00:14:06.000So they're constantly having kids and then they're having a lot of them and then a kid might die at four years old.
00:14:11.000So it's just like if you don't have kids, you got to keep doing it.
00:14:13.000But look, man, Democrats continually offer up policies that destroy Democrat positions.
00:14:23.000They want to abolish police in like the worst criminal areas ever.
00:14:29.000I'm just gonna bring it back to, without getting into an abortion debate, just the idea that someone would look at you and be like, I think you should abort your kid.
00:14:38.000I want to make sure, like if someone came up to you and said, you know, I want to make sure that if at any point, even the point of birth, your wife wants to terminate the pregnancy, I'm going to make sure she can.
00:14:48.000You're going to be like, what are you saying?
00:14:50.000But go back to the dink videos, right?
00:14:53.000Like if my wife was telling me that she didn't want to have any more kids anymore with us, or with me, I would be really insulted.
00:15:00.000You don't love me enough to keep having kids.
00:15:02.000Look, granted, we're reaching the older age and the maximum limit of kids we're going to be able to have, but if we first got married and my wife was unwilling to have kids with me, it would hurt really bad.
00:15:11.000And I think the same thing on her end.
00:15:57.000The illegal immigrants that are coming in will still have the same access to abortion, which Planned Parenthoods are mostly in non-white areas.
00:16:06.000So, like, I'm sorry, man, like, the Democrats seem to really hate their voter base.
00:16:11.000But they create more voters, the more chaos and destruction that they cause.
00:16:17.000The more that we stray from normalcy and goodness and beauty, the more everyone just thinks, life sucks.
00:17:14.000So for hospitals and credit cards, they'll say, this is a trick a lot of people need to understand.
00:17:19.000If you owe like a thousand bucks on your credit card and you're not paying it, and they're mailing you and mailing you and mailing you, you can come up and offer them 300 bucks.
00:17:25.000And say, you cancel the whole debt, I'll give you 300 bucks, otherwise you get nothing.
00:17:42.000The forgiveness qualifies as income, and then they don't get a tax refund at the end of the year, we get to keep all their money.
00:17:50.000So we're not getting back the full student loan debt, but if someone owes us $10,000, and we pay them $10,000, that's $3,000 in taxes they owe us, then when it comes to refund season, they don't get a refund.
00:18:12.000And instantly comes out of your taxes without you realizing it.
00:18:16.000I'm wondering if we're going to hear a lot of people come, you know, like April, you know, just being like, whoa, whoa, whoa, I didn't get a refund this year.
00:18:24.000Yeah, they took it because... But, you know, what's gonna happen is they're gonna be like, well, my student loan's paid off, so what do I care?
00:18:29.000But that allows the government to retain a large amount of money.
00:18:32.000Just 804,000 people got paid back 39... How much was this?
00:19:37.000Is this hint that Donald Trump gets arrested, or he's already been arrested, he gets convicted, sentenced to prison, and then Joe Biden says, look, you know, I said last year If it weren't for Trump, I wouldn't be running.
00:19:49.000Now that he's convicted, I know he's running, but he's not here and he's not a threat.
00:19:55.000I'm gonna bow out and hand it off to somebody else.
00:19:58.000Then the DNC declares Newsom or Gretchen Whitmer or something.
00:20:02.000I just threw up a little in my mouth when you said that.
00:20:26.000Do you think that your perspective is...
00:20:30.000Is the is the normie perspective or do you think you're because the reason I ask is I was in California last week and like my friends that are in LA and stuff.
00:20:40.000They generally don't look at Newsome and see the reptile that I see.
00:20:48.000I think that someone like Newsome is extremely extremely Appealing to normies.
00:20:58.000And do you think that your perspective is a normie perspective, or the perspective that someone like us would have, which is, that dude is definitely a reptile?
00:21:06.000Phil, I think your biggest mistake is that you're assuming people from California are normies.
00:21:10.000Like they're the weirdest people on earth.
00:21:53.000He can literally say whatever he wants.
00:21:55.000He can say that he was the 15th guy to land on the moon, and that now he's here to bring his expertise in oil to California.
00:22:04.000So go ahead with your point, but I really want to know if it's something that you think is a non-biased, actual guess of what the normal person is, or something that you personally prefer?
00:22:20.000No, so no, what I believe is that the average normal human being has no clue who Gavin Newsom is for the most part.
00:22:27.000They have not been exposed to him, he can be branded, and I think, I'm not depressed about Trump going after him.
00:22:35.000Trump has a way of branding people and I think that we have to fight differently though.
00:22:40.000We can't count on the mainstream media to hold him accountable.
00:22:43.000This has to be fought at the local coffee shops, at the breakfast bars, that.
00:23:08.000I wonder why CNN added that last bit, documents say they were for a car, as if that changes the fact that Hunter Biden's business was sending Joe Biden money.
00:23:17.000You know, it's like, but it was for a car!
00:23:52.000You did talk to his people, and you actually received direct payments from his business, for which you are directly involved, and there's emails showing you being directly involved.
00:24:02.000The House GOP seems to be dripping this one out so slowly, none of these things are landing.
00:24:09.000Like, this story... You know, I see it, and all the people are like, oh, hey, look at this.
00:24:13.000But it's like, oh, okay, I don't know, one payment?
00:24:15.000Yo, if they came out with one big hit and said, here is all the proof, and slammed it on the table, and then maybe held back a little bit, it would land much, much better.
00:24:52.000I'm not, I'm not even convinced, like, if you had some kind of significant evidence of significant payments, Even that at this point I feel like would be kind of brushed under the rug by the corporate media at least.
00:25:07.000It would have to be something that was absolutely devastating to not be just ignored.
00:25:15.000I really think that the corporate media is just, they're not going to report on it, not going to treat anything like it's a serious I kind of think this is all just a mistake for the Republicans to be honest.
00:25:34.000Joe Biden could literally walk onto stage and just take a dump right on the floor and walk out and it would change nothing.
00:25:40.000His approval rating is in the gutter because he's a bad leader and this country is facing serious hardship, but no one's paying attention to Joe Biden the man.
00:25:46.000Nobody thinks he's capable or competent.
00:25:50.000They want to vote against someone else.
00:25:52.000So when the Republicans come out and they're like, oh, look what the Bidens are doing, regular people are like, yeah, we don't like him either, but we like, we'll vote for him.
00:26:00.000So it's funny because Trump had that famous line, you know, I could shoot somebody on 5th Avenue.
00:26:04.000Yeah, well Joe Biden could take a dump on the middle of the Oval Office floor with live cameras rolling and it would change nothing.
00:26:10.000There's been so many dumps on the floor tonight.
00:26:20.000It's a lot of taking a dump on the floor, you know, just in front of a bunch of people.
00:26:24.000But my point is this, when you combine, my point by combining all of it is, Yo, default liberal types literally don't care what you know, they don't.
00:26:35.000Again, like a reference, like, you know, one of my buddies in California, we were talking and he's like, you know, one of the things that I'm really sick of hearing is like, you know, someone will be like, oh, well, this guy did this, but that guy did this and dah, dah, dah.
00:26:51.000And I think that that's the way that a lot of people feel, but they don't feel strongly enough about prosecuting people that are We are so past there being a system of laws in this country.
00:27:12.000It's not even a point to bring it up, right?
00:27:26.000We know the crimes are being committed.
00:27:27.000We know that on January 6th, on one side of the building, police allowed people in, pulled the barricades aside, fanned them in, opened the doors, waved them in, took selfies with them, and gave them tours.
00:27:38.000And we know that BLM in Atlanta set fire to a Wendy's and were given a slap on the wrist and no jail time.
00:27:44.000They were given probation and community service.
00:27:46.000We know that the federal government has not charged the far leftists who stormed the government facilities outside of Atlanta at Stop Cop City, and it's a state-level charge only.
00:27:56.000The idea that there is law and order in this country... So, when I say, you know, civil war, people need to start waking up to what's going on.
00:28:49.000They are wielding power and violence against people, raiding their homes.
00:28:55.000You know, I guess you can tell me what you think Civil War is, because I suppose if nothing's being done to combat the corruption, the Republicans are super concerned about Joe Biden getting payments and not so much with January 6th.
00:29:07.000You know, now we're hearing that they're gonna release the remainder of the J6 footage, but they're gonna blur faces.
00:29:13.000And of course, everyone's saying, yeah, to protect Feds.
00:29:27.000We have a general idea of who it was and how it happened, and everything lined up perfectly, and no matter how many agencies we call, and no matter how much evidence we submit, they just laugh and say, no.
00:29:37.000So Marjorie Taylor Greene just did an interview with Tucker, guy released today, or yesterday maybe.
00:30:08.000Not only that, I mean, you could take a Yagi Wi-Fi antenna from an apartment building, point it at a Wendy's a mile away, connect to a public Wi-Fi, and then... Make a call from Skype.
00:30:17.000Yeah, and they're gonna be like, they're gonna say, it was traced to a Wendy's, but how do we figure out who it was and all the footage?
00:31:04.000And to shank region Weger or whatever his name is and they sent that robots to our to our studio and we are like we
00:31:11.000have information on how this is happening and they're like we
00:31:14.000don't care and I'm like you guys have to come out for this and
00:31:17.000like me never called us once never asked us didn't care.
00:31:20.000And so a lot of people actually started posting, like, it's the Feds doing it to you.
00:31:24.000And I'm like, well, I don't know about all that, but I can tell you they certainly like that it's happening because they're, they're corrupt, evil, lazy, or a combination of all of it.
00:31:31.000Can you talk, Tim, you said, you mentioned civil war.
00:31:33.000Are you saying that, like, there's already one going on against the right, they just haven't recognized it yet?
00:31:39.000Well, fifth generational warfare, you can call it whatever you want.
00:31:42.000Some people, it depends on your definition of civil war, but if federal law enforcement is expanded, weaponized, and being used to target political opponents, you can call it a soft coup.
00:31:52.000I don't know, you can call it whatever you want.
00:31:53.000I mean, look, the Biden DOJ is going after Joe Biden's rival.
00:31:58.000Like, the federal government, under Joe Biden, has arrested and criminally charged his chief political opponent.
00:32:05.000Yeah, the federal government is not supposed to have an opinion about which political party is running the government.
00:32:13.000Like, they're not supposed to have a say.
00:32:15.000They're just supposed to say, we reflect whatever the people demand.
00:32:21.000They're supposed to be a reflection of the will of the people.
00:32:24.000They're not supposed to dictate what people should think.
00:32:27.000It'd be cool if they renounced their party affiliation when they got into the federal government.
00:32:33.000Look, I think there's one strong argument as to why we're not in a civil war.
00:32:37.000Because there's only one side fighting.
00:32:40.000Republicans, what should they be doing?
00:32:43.000They should be filing criminal charges at the state level.
00:32:46.000You could have a small district, ADA, file criminal charges, start an investigation, over tons of stuff related to federal finance, like at the state level.
00:32:59.000So, if there is a state campaign happening in your red state, You can start looking into donations given.
00:33:07.000James O'Keefe uncovered a lot of questionable practices in donations.
00:33:11.000James O'Keefe goes to people's doors and says, you made 10,000 donations.
00:33:15.000You were making three donations a day.
00:33:25.000Meanwhile, you've got the federal government literally trying to put the front runner for the Republican Party in prison.
00:33:32.000So maybe it's not a civil war, maybe it's just, I don't know, a coup?
00:33:37.000I agree that there are legal ways to attempt to, you know, rectify, but I'm kind of with you that, like, the law has become so abused in this country in the last 110 years, pretty much since the soft coup of the Federal Reserve and these Jekyll Island dudes, you know, J.P.
00:33:53.000Morgan and friends, that it's like, accept it and just Change the minds of the people so that whoever has the control of the mob is going to be good.
00:34:04.000I think it's important to mention that we're winning.
00:34:07.000And it's because we've focused on cultural issues and less so politics.
00:34:13.000So while it is frustrating to see Republicans not doing anything, the groundwork being laid by say, Rumble, By, I mean, Elon Musk, especially with buying X, with Parallel Economy.
00:34:24.000This is essentially Dan Bongino's Rumbles, several others, launching a financial transaction system, which we use for TimCast.com.
00:34:31.000You have Public Square, businesses that support American values.
00:34:35.000All of these things are creating chain mail that is, that's protecting us.
00:34:41.000And as it grows, it protects more and more of what America should be, could be, and in many ways used to be.
00:34:47.000So, while it's frustrating to watch a lot of this stuff happen, I think it's important to mention, too, they can keep trying this stuff, but I think acts of force prove their desperation.
00:34:58.000The only way to stop Trump is to just cross the line and try to have him arrested.
00:35:07.000You know, the first that this whole parallel economy thing got really, really real for me was this past week when the Lady Ballers trailer came out.
00:35:16.000It looks like a Hollywood-level production movie, right?
00:36:38.000But what I think this actually means is, when you're talking about conservative versus progressive, you have to look at the relativity of the previous generations.
00:36:47.000If you took someone from 1650 and compared them to Joe Biden, Joe Biden looks progressive as they come, despite the fact that he's an old man.
00:36:56.000Or more importantly, like Chuck Grassley.
00:36:58.000Take like an actual Republican who's considered a conservative, compare him to a dude from the 1600s, and you're gonna be like, the guy from the 1600s is backwards and, you know, super far right, or whatever, however you describe it.
00:37:08.000So when we're asking whether or not someone's conservative, The question is, are they more traditional or less traditional by the previous generation standards?
00:37:19.000And the argument being made here is that Gen Z is less traditional than the previous generation standards, indicating they've shifted back towards traditional values in a way we have not seen in a hundred years.
00:37:32.000We saw this data back in 2018, we're seeing it repeated over and over and over again.
00:37:37.000That suggests, while Gen Z probably has similar politics to Millennials, the fact that on certain areas they've moved more traditional, more conservative, this suggests Gen Z is actually the most conservative by movement, not by politics.
00:37:53.000We are not saying that a 20-year-old has the same politics as Chuck Grassley.
00:37:58.000We're saying that a 20-year-old has more conservative views than a 35-year-old.
00:38:02.000To throw a wrench in this, this is they go out less, have less sex, and lose their virginity later.
00:38:08.000I'm sorry to tell you guys, the economy, the inflation, people cannot afford to go out, and because of Tinder and crap, one wealthy guy's getting like 10 women, so those girls aren't around to have sex with anymore for those kids, those guys, those humans.
00:38:21.000And that is a good point based on that statement.
00:38:24.000But when you also look at what we brought up previously, that Gen Z actually is aligned with boomers on the question of same-sex marriage, and the support for same-sex marriage has declined, that actually suggests politically Gen Z is more conservative.
00:38:38.000And I think this may be due to Liberals abort their kids.
00:38:42.000And about internet, just like ideas spread like wildfire with internet, so do conservative ideas.
00:38:53.000If conservatives- If they got pregnant three times as much but had twice as many abortions, boom.
00:38:58.000Or twice as much but twice as many abortions.
00:39:00.000Look at the point they're making about having less sex means you're conservative.
00:39:04.000Conservatives, and especially Christian conservatives, very religious people, There's actually some new trends that are troubling that I've seen that show that the teens are just having less sex.
00:39:12.000It's not because it's like the rise of the incels, right?
00:39:15.000Like they watch porn instead of having sex.
00:39:17.000you, but then they get tons of abortions.
00:39:20.000There's actually some new trends that are troubling that I've seen that show that the
00:40:16.000I think we have a different problem now.
00:40:17.000I think that there's a real pessimism in the future, and there's, like, a malaise that has taken over this country, and that's why you're seeing decreased fertility rates.
00:40:25.000Because I tell you what, I have a lot of friends that haven't had kids yet.
00:41:51.000And remove it from the United States and look at North Korea.
00:41:55.000North Korea's having population problems, and we assume that they're starving, but clearly food is not the issue when Kim Jong-un cries and begs his women to have more babies.
00:42:04.000It might be like a collective consciousness thing.
00:42:06.000This is a bit out there woo-woo, you would say.
00:42:11.000The collective consciousness, when like nine people feel good and then the tenth guy walks in the room, he might start feeling good too, just because he can feel the energy.
00:42:42.000And I didn't want to leave them behind when I went and traveled.
00:42:44.000And I don't want to be that dad that wasn't around, like, four days a week.
00:42:47.000Because I wanted to tour I wanted to go to and I never ended up really touring but I still want to go to her when I want to tour but I don't know it's It doesn't but then at the loneliness of just getting on my computer and be like what another one of these days There's more to life How is it?
00:43:02.000I think this is really interesting that North Korea is experiencing this they they rule they control culture with an iron fist So it is interesting to see that's happening all over the place.
00:43:12.000I You know, Russia did this huge experiment in the 1920s to abolish the family and they were too successful where they ended up having to reverse course because people weren't having kids anymore.
00:43:27.000So what they did was they, I forget the term for it, but they like basically honored mothers.
00:43:31.000Like if you were a mother of X amount of kids, you were given like the ultimate worker title.
00:43:36.000And it was like the most glorious and venerated position in the country, and they ended up having to do a lot to reverse it.
00:44:02.000Like, we now are doing this whole women's lib thing, which, you know, I don't really care if women work, but like, why do you want- you're gonna work for someone, right?
00:44:15.000Like, why do you want to work for Jeff Bezos over these little human beings that absolutely love you and will do anything to get your affection and love?
00:44:24.000I just gotta- I can simplify it dramatically.
00:44:28.000Why would a woman choose to enter a pickle jar opening contest against a man?
00:44:34.000And I'm being as silly and absurd with it as possible.
00:44:36.000The joke being, of course, women can't open pickle jars.
00:44:39.000My point is, yeah, men and women are different, and men do a lot of jobs that Women would not want to do, specifically due to physical differences.
00:44:49.000Like carrying bodies out of burning buildings is a job for a man.
00:44:54.000Sorry dude, there are some women that can do it.
00:44:56.000But on average, overwhelmingly, it's going to be a guy who can lift a body and pull them to safety out of a burning building.
00:45:03.000Why did society decide women should start competing with men in their role?
00:45:10.000That led to a massive decline in birth rates.
00:45:12.000What was... Look, I had... I don't think I had that unique of an experience, but my great-grandmother... So I'm the eldest of an LL7L, so I knew my great-grandmother was 60 when I was born.
00:45:43.000I don't want to make, you know, it was just always, but so like, in my mind, women have always been elevated in our family.
00:45:50.000And I don't think that that's that strange for most of America.
00:45:53.000I think most people would defer and do what their great grandmother said or what their mother said.
00:45:58.000And so you have this weird thing where women started fighting for equality when they had the whole world.
00:46:03.000Someone tweeted, I forget who it was, but it might have been Peachy Keenan, who I'm a huge fan of, but she said the problem is that when you proclaim that women can do anything, they end up doing everything.
00:46:14.000They're the breadwinner and the homemaker.
00:46:18.000You spend less time with your kids, you spend the weekends doing all your chores and catching up on everything, and I don't know.
00:46:24.000Women were elevated in society, and they were... I don't know.
00:46:38.000Well, you were talking about Roe v. Wade earlier, and I think you're exactly right.
00:46:43.000The real issue with Roe v. Wade is it didn't allow the states to experiment.
00:46:47.000We didn't get to see how different abortion limits in different states and what that would produce.
00:46:54.000Everyone had legalized abortion up until the moment of birth, and that was that.
00:46:58.000And so now we actually have a situation where we can see the results of being a pro-life state, and how that is more beneficial to your society.
00:47:06.000I think the report was 32,000 births attributed to the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
00:47:14.000So, if we actually see population decline reverse in red states due to actual human reproduction, blue states will still keep declining.
00:47:23.000And then, they can bring in all the non-citizens they want to shore up their numbers, but all that matters is, do human beings have access to abortion?
00:47:52.000So it still will just be people aging and then passing on, and then they've got to keep... At the bare minimum, they're just maintaining themselves on a treadmill.
00:48:00.000What if the illegal migrants have the kids?
00:48:05.000Nothing's barring illegal immigrants from having abortions.
00:48:06.000They don't seem... I don't know, this is a generalization, but in Mexico, for instance, it's much more culturally acceptable to have large families and lots of kids.
00:48:14.000Planned parenthoods tend to be in minority neighborhoods.
00:48:16.000And they target them mercilessly with advertising and PR.
00:48:25.000And we're not just talking about Mexico.
00:48:27.000These illegal immigrants come from all over the world.
00:48:30.000Many of them are coming from South and Central America.
00:48:33.000They may be more religious and less likely to get abortions, but that doesn't change the pressure system that exists where, you mentioned, they're being targeted.
00:48:40.000You've got, uh, South Park did that funny joke where, uh, South, uh, Cartman is a teacher and he's telling all the girls, all the Latina girls to get abortions and the black girls, he's like, just cheat, just get rid of the baby and you can be rich, do like what white people do.
00:48:54.000But white conservatives are having kids!
00:48:56.000Well here's the question then, you mentioned earlier the Soviet Union had given women like special benefits for having kids and I've heard like some countries lower tax burden up to like a hundred percent if you have four kids you don't have to pay any taxes at all.
00:49:09.000So would there be any value to doing that for women that are illegal immigrants?
00:52:40.000What they're likely saying is that they found 183 people who posted things like, get woke, go broke, and I don't want to serve a woke military, but you know, let's hear what they actually say.
00:52:49.000There's that dude that got booted because he was a communist, too, a couple years back.
00:52:52.000Oh yeah, remember they had the hat and said communism will win?
00:52:55.000An annual Pentagon report on extremism within the ranks reveals that 78 service members were suspected of advocating for the overthrow of the U.S.
00:53:02.000government, and another 44 were suspected of engaging or supporting terrorism.
00:53:08.000The report released Thursday by the Defense Department Inspector General revealed that in fiscal 2023, there were 183 allegations of extremism across all branches of military, broken down not only into efforts to overthrow the government and terrorism, but also advocating for widespread discrimination or violence to achieve political goals.
00:54:30.000It's probably even more innocuous than that.
00:54:31.000It's like, three dudes are sitting in a room playing Call of Duty, and then the fat just goes, you know, it'd be cool if, like, Trump actually got rid of Biden, right?
00:55:00.000military is basically weeding out anybody who believes in this country.
00:55:03.000And so what I see as being more likely here is the troops they're accusing of sedition or whatever, or of, like, they're essentially accusing people of sedition, are probably like regular Americans who are like, hey man, you know, we got serious problems with corruption.
00:55:17.000Donald Trump tried to withdraw troops from Syria and they blocked him.
00:55:19.000Yeah, Joe Biden's son's on an energy board in Ukraine where we have troops.
00:55:28.000They're gonna look at look what military comm they posted was his Patriot Front They posted a photo of Patriot Front to refer to these U.S.
00:56:12.000with the woke left, and I just think there's like a 70% overlap with Nazis and the left.
00:56:20.000I mean, the hatred of Jews is Absurd, the conspiracy theories, the racial segregationist policies, the collectivist action, the use of symbols.
00:56:33.000The whole of the like World War II was the left fighting the left and they drew America in.
00:56:41.000It was the communists and the Nazis fighting, which is, they're both statist, both collectivist, and the United States is based on liberal principles, which put the individual first.
00:56:53.000And they drug us into their BS European garbage war.
00:57:01.000He basically made this country super fascist, printed all this money.
00:57:04.000There's an argument that And I generally have a bad and negative opinion of FDR, but there is an argument to be made that I've heard people make that is compelling.
00:57:13.000That is, FDR existed in a time when socialism and big government was It was omnipresent, it was ascendant, it was everywhere, and the policies that, and the argument that people make pro-FDR is that the policies that FDR put into place, the social safety nets, actually prevented the United States from turning into an actual socialist country.
00:57:42.000They were, you know, they were things that obviously liberals and libertarian minded people don't approve of, but the point wasn't Intended to get more power to the government because they wanted to get more power to the government, but it was to prevent the people from turning the United States into a socialist government.
00:58:05.000Now, I'm not sure that the argument is compelling to me.
00:58:09.000I'm not sure that I buy it, but I've heard it and You know, at least it's at least it's like, well, OK, that makes sense when you think of the context of the whole world, the whole Western world, at least in the in the 30s and 40s.
00:58:23.000You know, it was like that was when, you know, big government and stuff was really having its kind of heyday.
00:58:29.000Yeah, Great Depression, 1929, and then all these governments are reeling all over the planet.
00:58:33.000How do we come back from this banker inception?
00:58:37.000I don't really know, but I wouldn't be surprised if the same guys that built the Federal Reserve, that tried to overthrow FDR in 1933 with the business plot that made the bankers trust in 1903, like these bankers, J.P.
00:58:50.000Morgan, Rockefeller, Paul Warburg, all these dudes, if they were involved with With causing the Great Depression in order to buy the country up right after that.
00:58:59.000And maybe they wanted it to be fascism, but FDR was like, no, it's going to be socialist.
00:59:08.000You either want massive central corporate co-op, or you want, I don't know what else the other option is, socialism, social systems, but without the corporations.
00:59:40.000And then when we say far left, it doesn't actually describe, for the most part, our concerns, because the concern is centralization of power among anybody.
00:59:48.000It could be corporations, it could be government officials.
00:59:53.000Well there you go, I guess I just- You solved it, thank you.
00:59:59.000I mean it is, you can see the power of it in mass mobilization appeal, but then you look at Kim Jong-un sitting all alone in his palace with all the authority in the world and the women aren't having sex.
01:00:10.000Well not in the world, just in North Korea.
01:00:17.000They're all saving themselves, hoping that one day, you know, honestly, that that could be a component, especially of centralized dictatorships with a cult of personality.
01:00:25.000There could be a lot of women hoping that they get chosen.
01:02:12.000Do you think Democrats win in 2024 and they'll start executing their political opponents?
01:02:17.000I mean, look, there are definitely people on both sides that are at that point where they're like, look, it's just time to start cutting people up, you know?
01:03:01.000So when they scream, Donald Trump is going to do this stuff to us, what they're really saying is, we'd do it if we had the power, and if they get the power, they'll do it to us.
01:03:09.000Because they view that as the path forward.
01:03:29.000So the issue is, the reason why there are these guys that are advocating this idea where every guy was given the opportunity to cheat on their wife, they would.
01:03:48.000Another person might be like, no, I would not do that.
01:03:51.000And it's so shocking that the feeling in them is so strong, the desire to cheat on their wives, that they can't imagine any other man could resist that urge to cheat on their wives, which is it's insane.
01:04:03.000Because not only are you talking about a guy not being able to control how horny he is to not cheat on his wife, but that no guy has the integrity, honor, or force of will.
01:04:12.000I think part of that with the whole, like, people that are just like, oh, you know they would, it's because they've never had the opportunity to.
01:04:19.000Like, if you're a guy that's, like, in a situation where you get one girl and that's, like, you landed her and you don't, you know, you don't get second looks very much and you're not particularly charismatic.
01:04:32.000They're also saying they never found the one.
01:04:33.000You know, you're just like, oh, yeah, I would totally because, well, that's like I would never have the opportunity, you know, outside of this one particular situation that I have.
01:04:44.000And if I was presented with the opportunity, it would be such it's such a rare thing.
01:04:48.000I don't feel like I could control myself and say no.
01:06:16.000And they found 40% had bought prepping supplies.
01:06:20.000And the majority believe it's because there may be civil unrest or civil war in the next year.
01:06:26.000I wonder what prepping supplies counts as because if they're just like, oh, well, they bought a handgun and that's prepping supplies.
01:06:31.000I'm a little leery about whether they're actually interested in preparing for emergencies, but if there's like, well, I don't think it's that simple.
01:06:38.000I think it's, uh, it's a, they were asked if they'd spent money preparing for emergencies.
01:06:44.000So it's likely going to be flashlights.
01:06:47.000Change the batteries in my, in my, uh, Fire alarm.
01:07:25.000That's actually not stated in the story.
01:07:27.000But I do think the fact that Gen Z has actually considered buying things.
01:07:31.000These are people who claim to be broke, can't afford food, can't afford to buy homes, are saying the boomers ripped them off and stole all the wealth and all that stuff.
01:07:39.000But they're going to spend money preparing for disasters.
01:07:42.000One, Gen Z is, as we already mentioned before, more conservative and thinking long term, and that's all it really means.
01:07:48.000Or, In their world, they are seeing things that give them reason to believe emergencies, disasters, and potential conflict may be arising in the future.
01:07:58.000The reason why boomers are probably less likely to do things like this is because in their minds, civil war's not possible.
01:08:04.000But to Gen Z, society's already broken.
01:08:08.000I mean, these are young people who are teenagers in the first recession, and they're watching all that happen around them.
01:08:13.000Millennials, I'd imagine, would be in a similar place.
01:08:15.000Or I wonder, If this suggests projection as to what they think is going to happen in 2024.
01:08:24.000Meaning, many Gen Z people, not all of them, not necessarily the plurality, are far left, are engaging in acts of violence every day, and so the reason they believe they need to prepare for disasters is because they might be the disaster.
01:09:16.000The Democrats you think will go and target states?
01:09:20.000Yeah, well no, I think you'll see BLM and Antifa on steroids.
01:09:25.000They really do believe that he is Hitler.
01:09:28.000I mean, they have been brainwashed to believe that he is.
01:09:30.000I think maybe neolibs do, but when Trump got elected the first time we had a large riot in DC and that was kind of it.
01:09:36.000And that it wasn't until the summer of love that things got truly, truly bad.
01:09:40.000It's possible that if Donald Trump won in 2020, West Coast states would have seceded from the Union as per that Boston Globe report, which could be the catalyst for a civil war.
01:09:49.000And so that's a more direct, formal... However, Republicans are more likely in that regard to just be like, see you later!
01:09:56.000So what I actually see is abortion, border security, and foreign war.
01:10:03.000Antifa, you know, maybe would try and facilitate some kind of escalation of conflict, they believe they are, because they want to destroy the system and burn it down.
01:10:12.000But in terms of issues that are affecting this country that could lead to someone actually getting organized and calling for conflict, I feel like it's more likely to come from someone on the right.
01:10:22.000Meaning, I've talked about Oklahoma and Colorado sharing a border, where Oklahoma has banned abortion in all cases and Colorado has allowed it up to the point of birth.
01:10:31.000That's the kind of, you know, oil and water mixture happening right there on the border that can result in major conflict.
01:10:43.000Who brings a bunch of guns and opens fire on law enforcement and government because a child was not able to get a sex change?
01:10:50.000Or is it going to be a father and a crew of his friends who get armored vehicles drive into California to rescue a child who was captured or taken, kidnapped by someone to give them a sanctuary sex change operation?
01:11:02.000Yeah, and maybe that is what- maybe the left, you know, they're passing those laws in Washington and Minnesota and California that allow them to- the state to kidnap kids that end up making- Not even the state, third parties.
01:11:14.000So, uh, I think- I think it could be Oregon.
01:11:17.000Uh, a- a random person could bring a child from anywhere to that state for a sex change and the state will not go after that person who did.
01:11:41.000If it is going to escalate to a conflict, it's already the left, the federal government, The Biden administration that are targeting and destroying things, if it's going to become a civil war, it's going to be because someone on the right did something.
01:11:54.000Real quick, I guess we can say it this way.
01:11:57.000The left is already engaged in the conflict.
01:11:59.000It's not a civil war because only one side is engaged in violence.
01:12:02.000Yeah, so you take the hypothetical that Trump got elected again, and then there were riots again like there were last time for whatever reason.
01:12:11.000But last time I was like, where's the National Guard?
01:12:16.000So let's say the National Guard does get called up this time, and then some nihilists in the crowd that are rioting are like, I'm gonna die for this cause.
01:12:23.000They have fully given up and they're willing to die.
01:12:27.000They charge a police officer, try and grab his gun, get shot.
01:12:30.000Yeah, that kind of thing I can see, like crazy disillusion nihilists that maybe are wearing all black and they just run at cops, like, that could then, the media will be like, cops, gun down!
01:12:42.000And then the media inflames, I could see like that.
01:12:44.000But my real concern is the power goes out, the internet goes out, and then just dudes show up at your house with weapons and stuff.
01:12:50.000I think the most likely scenario is essentially that there is some small little thing, relatively small, and the government says, we've uncovered a plot.
01:13:03.000And now they start rounding up people.
01:13:05.000I think Democrats in power is much more Nazi-esque, right?
01:13:09.000Republicans aren't going to do what you described, though.
01:14:03.000Which is why, you can say, it's not a civil war.
01:14:07.000If people on the right take up arms and start resisting, not civil war.
01:14:11.000Where I think the appropriate path is Donald Trump is on a path to victory.
01:14:14.000We're winning culturally and so the last thing you want is an escalation of violence to legitimize the things that the left is trying to do.
01:14:19.000They want the conflict because a civil war would allow them to destroy the Constitution and then overwrite this country and march in with boots.
01:14:26.000Where a lot of regular people would just get on their knees and say, you know, do whatever you want.
01:14:31.000So if Trump gets in, and we actually start arresting and removing these people and have trials for them, then that's the victory.
01:14:37.000I think if the culture is, like, hateful, it doesn't matter.
01:14:41.000Whoever gets in, it's still gonna happen.
01:14:44.000It's like 1932, Germany, like, we have an opportunity to change people's minds before they adopt Nazism.
01:14:51.000Yeah, but the right... People call the right useless because they won't even file criminal charges against criminals.
01:14:58.000The circumstance in which Donald Trump takes power and then starts actually arresting, prosecuting, and like Rachel Maddow's psychotic statement, executing people is zero.
01:15:15.000Well he, so I have a friend who told me, he was in the administration, but he told me that Trump wanted to do the National Guard but he was advised not to because the military wouldn't do it.
01:15:26.000Like they would not follow his orders and that it would cause an even bigger crisis to have military leaders.
01:15:46.000Is the Oregon National Guard actually going to go into Portland and bring law and order to that city?
01:15:52.000Donald Trump, if that was the case, if I was the president and someone said, if you call for law enforcement to stop these riots, they'll disobey the orders and then it'll create a constitutional crisis where the president appears to have no authority.
01:16:02.000I'd be like, oh, I'll get on the TV right now.
01:16:05.000Let's make sure everybody in Oregon hears me say, we want the violence in your neighborhoods to stop.
01:16:11.000And we are asking law enforcement to uphold the law.
01:16:14.000And then if they refuse to do it, then you say, okay, you are a lawless state and you are in an insurrection.
01:16:20.000But it's fair that they wanted Trump to do this, to use the imagery and claim that Trump was a dictator who was rolling in tanks and all that stuff.
01:16:29.000If Trump was unwilling to shut down the riots out of fear of the perception, and all he was doing was tweeting law and order, then he was not an effective president.
01:16:37.000So, I do think what's likely going to happen is if Trump gets elected is it just puts a dam in place.
01:16:46.000The Democrats have already, I mean, the Clinton Foundation's gone.
01:16:49.000I mean, they're bringing it back, I guess.
01:16:53.000But if Trump wins, then this machine is done.
01:16:57.000Already with Kevin McCarthy losing the speakership, that's a billion dollars in IOUs that are just toilet paper.
01:17:04.000So, if we keep this up, culturally we're winning, and if politically we take it or even resist to a great degree, it's done.
01:17:12.000And I think what they desperately need is violence.
01:17:15.000So again, back to the point about Gen Zers concerned about this, perhaps because many of them are progressive and they know what they are going to do.
01:17:46.000If the people legitimately in the thing said, I am afraid of a civil war, and I have, because of that I have ordered it, or they're just like, they're just assuming they were afraid of a civil war?
01:17:56.000No, they're phrasing it that way to get clicks.
01:17:58.000But the reality is, 40% of Gen Z prepared for an emergency, a large portion, whatever that means, it could be 10%, it could be, I'd imagine it'd at least be a double digit if you're saying a large portion, Or more than that, said they feared civil war.
01:18:11.000But I'll tell you what I actually think is very, very likely.
01:18:14.000I think the most likely outcome is that one year from now, we are sitting in this room saying, we don't know who won in certain states.
01:18:21.000We don't know who won Arizona and Georgia.
01:18:46.000Yeah, I mean we like that's essentially the argument that like the Libertarian Party has been making for 30 years, but the population really wants to use the government to make other people live the way that they want them to.
01:19:02.000Like, that's really what it boils down to.
01:19:04.000Democrats that vote for Democrat policies, they're really voting so that way they can instill the policies that they prefer.
01:19:19.000That we just need to empower people and not have government be powerful.
01:19:24.000That's the argument that, you know, like I said, that's the argument libertarians have been making for forever and Republicans used to make.
01:19:30.000You know, I think Goldwater was the guy that said, Liberty in or extremism in pursuit of Liberty is no vice it there are people in the US or most people aren't really that interested in Liberty the way that like you know the way that we we hear people say they are because
01:19:50.000It just pans out in elections every four years or two years.
01:19:55.000Libertarians believe in liberty, but conservatives and liberals do not.
01:19:59.000Conservative ideology entertains liberty to a greater degree than liberals do, which is really funny.
01:21:28.000And I'm kind of like, yeah, that's not okay.
01:21:30.000But it leads to more, right? Like, okay, you allow this and then guess what? You don't just
01:21:34.000have that guy making it, then he turns it into a company.
01:21:37.000And now you have a whole pedophile industry of people that are now fueling it. And guess what?
01:21:41.000That pedophile industry that's making these childlike sex dolls, it's now a billion dollar
01:21:45.000industry. Now they're reinvesting it into changing the laws to promote pedophilia.
01:21:50.000A lot of steps beyond just the... But that's how it starts!
01:21:53.000But the point is, there's no reason to talk about that, the most extreme behaviors.
01:21:58.000The point is, libertarians care only about liberty.
01:22:01.000And if a society was based purely on liberty, you would see very extreme things happening all over the place.
01:22:06.000Lots of drug abuse, extreme drug abuse.
01:22:08.000Blow libertarians' mind, like what you're saying, if you actually, child pornography, the industry, Girls are being solicited for that industry, which is why watching it is illegal, because people are being used.
01:22:17.000But if you have an AI that looks like a young girl, and then they start to go into haptic feedback VR to have relations, like, it's not a sex doll, it's an actual virtual image of a real person.
01:22:28.000And the point is, we're not talking about any of that.
01:22:31.000The conversation is not even about libertarians, it's about the question of liberty.
01:22:36.000Conservatives believe in liberty within their moral framework.
01:22:39.000Liberals believe in liberty within their moral framework.
01:22:42.000The liberal moral framework is substantially more narrow than conservatives, and then true libertarians have an extremely expansive idea of what is disallowed morally.
01:22:54.000So, we could say on a relative scale of liberal to conservative in this country, conservatives believe in liberty more than liberals do.
01:23:04.000I think the conservative party identifies with libertarianism really in a lot of ways.
01:23:08.000In a lot of ways, but there are a lot of things they would not accept, like parents telling their kids to get sex changes or things like that.
01:23:14.000So clearly there is a moral line where conservatives say, no you are not free to do this.
01:23:19.000And also there's a lot of things that we're portraying here as permissive that libertarians believe, whereas there are libertarians that are pro-life.
01:23:29.000Not all libertarians are There's an argument that anything that would hurt a child, or actually those are constantly made, anything that would hurt a child is the same reason why you can have a pro-life libertarian because it's not that the government is sticking its nose in, it's that if there's a legitimate role for government, protecting the life of an innocent person is one of the things that would be a legitimate role.
01:24:01.000Here's what I want to say about next year.
01:24:03.000We're going to have an election in some kind of television sense.
01:24:07.000There's going to be a... I'd imagine every state's going to have a lawsuit.
01:24:28.000When the media calls, you're gonna have different media outlets, I think it's very likely, you'll have like MSNBC say, and Arizona goes to Joe Biden!
01:24:36.000And then you're gonna have RealClearPolitics say, and no, Arizona's going to Donald Trump.
01:24:43.000Because they're just projecting who they think the winner is.
01:24:45.000And the races will be contested, it'll be tight, there'll be judges' rulings, some sides will say, they don't, one side will say, no, that judge's ruling is void, oh, there's a Trump lawyer, or there's a Trump judge.
01:24:56.000Yeah, it's gonna be December, and we're gonna be like, well, we think Trump won, but the media's reporting it might not be the case, we don't know.
01:25:02.000I feel bad for people that are heavily invested in politics, and I feel like those are the people that should not have political power.
01:25:24.000In December, when we're sitting in this room and we're like, we don't know who the winner actually is because different media outlets are reporting different projections, there's active lawsuits like we saw in 2020, and we're gonna be sitting like, I mean look, what I'm describing literally already happened.
01:25:41.000In 2020, you had states in lawsuits, Texas v Pennsylvania, a national, original jurisdiction lawsuit, and it was the media reporting Biden won, but the whole thing was being contested, and a bunch of reports are coming up about adjudication.
01:25:54.000But the state legislatures in the states where it mattered were not holding press conferences, were not challenging these results, and they should have been, and that would have forced Mike Pence's hand when it came to the electoral vote count.
01:27:27.000In fact, when you argue against the Federal Reserve and when you're talking about the creature from Jekyll Island and stuff, the argument you're essentially making is, keep the government out of the banking industry because that's the first thing the government does to get into the economy.
01:27:45.000You know, so if you want to have government, if you want to get rid of the Federal Reserve, you're, by the very nature of the argument, arguing to keep the government out of the economy.
01:27:57.000I think the government needs to enforce fairness.
01:28:02.000I think the problem with the Federal Reserve is that they're doing price controls on borrowing money, on the value of money.
01:28:09.000I think, Tim, you were pointing out that conservatives support liberty within their moral framework and liberals are the same way.
01:28:18.000I think that's right, but I think that the difference is that I view myself as a conservative or America First guy.
01:28:24.000I want the laws to reflect the basic foundations of morality.
01:28:29.000You can't kill, you can't steal, you break up monopolies when they get too powerful and have too much control over people.
01:28:36.000How do you get to breaking up monopolies from basic morality?
01:28:41.000Well, if someone has the market cornered and they're able to jack up prices unfairly, they can really... Corporations should not, private corporations should not have more power than the government.
01:28:52.000Right, but I think the government's actually causing these problems.
01:30:57.000That's how they get away with not seeming like monopolies.
01:30:59.000How about something like, if your assets exceed a certain number, or something like that, right?
01:31:07.000If the value of your company exceeds that of several nation states, then there's going to be some restrictions put in place.
01:31:13.000And it's you and all of your subsidiary companies, including all your personal wealth, and personal wealth of those that you could argue are invested in your company, if they have 1% of the company, the 1% of the wealth.
01:31:22.000Nobody that has significant wealth has it personally.
01:31:26.000I mean, Elon Musk is the richest man in the world, but the reason he's rich is because he owns all the rockets at SpaceX, and he owns all the Tesla cars that they haven't sold yet, and all the machines.
01:31:37.000And he can only cash out a certain amount of money in stock, same thing with Bezos.
01:31:41.000But I mean, if I owned 1% of BlackRock, and I also owned another company worth $100 million, you'd have to take that company into account.
01:31:49.000In the value of BlackRock now, because I'm a part owner in it, so it would just be my personal, it would be my corporate wealth as well.
01:32:30.000That kind of stuff, there's estimates that When you can look at a mine, or at least people in the mining business can look at a mine and they can say, well, we estimate that there's X amount of value here, you know, from they'll do core samples or they'll do test digs and stuff and they say,
01:32:49.000Oh, you know we can we can guess that it's about X amount of dollars per yard that you can actually get out of this and it'll cost X amount of dollars to process the the yard of material so you're though they can actually do that kind of profit and the same thing with like oil companies and stuff they can they can look at what they figure an oil field is worth and stuff so for the most part when you're talking about you know that kind of industry like when you're you know whether it be mining or or you know oil oil stuff that's the kind of stuff that we're at least referencing now um in this context when you talk about that kind of stuff there's very advanced there's
01:33:27.000Entire industries built around just projecting what you can get out of a certain endeavor, whether it be, you know, an oil field or a mine or whatever.
01:33:36.000So the idea that that you couldn't tell what the value is, that's not quite true.
01:33:42.000Like ad revenue, based on last year's numbers.
01:33:46.000Yeah, that kind of stuff is like we know that like all that remains.
01:33:49.000We know generally what our our publishing checks are going to be because they're about, you know, we get similar uh, spins every month if we don't put anything new out and
01:33:58.000stuff. So it's just that when you say monopoly, I'm not sure what you're actually talking about
01:34:03.000because it's, because it just sounds like the more you talk about it, it just sounds like
01:34:09.000having the government tell people what they can do with their check out these weird numbers.
01:34:14.000BlackRock's net worth as of November of 2023, its net worth for the company is $106 billion.
01:35:21.000You don't give him your money and then the banker does something else to just do whatever he wants.
01:35:24.000If I had the ability to give all you guys money, but I'm like, I'm only worth a couple hundred bucks, but I could give you ten million if you please me, who controls the money?
01:35:32.000That's not your money to give, or it's not their money to give away.
01:36:21.000I don't know what the individual funds inside the ETF, like who's managing what and stuff.
01:36:29.000I just know that the ETF has the products that I'm looking to invest in, so I just buy that ETF.
01:36:35.000People that give their money to BlackRock, they go to Black or to Vanguard or whatever, they go to these companies because they're like, hey, I've got a big wad of cash and you guys produce good returns, so I want you to take my money and produce good returns.
01:36:48.000The whole argument against ESG, and when it comes to the context of BlackRock and Vanguard, is they're mismanaging people's money.
01:36:59.000And so the actionable situation is people give money to BlackRock and they're supposed to take that money and make it make more money.
01:37:09.000But ESG is not a... the foundation of ESG is not make profit, it's to make Make these socially responsible decisions, so that means that it might cost money.
01:37:24.000And if you, as a fund manager, are mismanaging people's money, they give it to you, you're supposed to make more money for them, but instead of putting it into something that is going to produce a profit, you're putting it into something that is ESG compliant, and you're losing money, you are not doing your fiduciary responsibility to the people that have given you money to manage.
01:37:47.000So that puts you in an actionable position.
01:37:49.000That means that you're in a position where you can get sued by people.
01:37:53.000That's true, and they should be able to in a multinational court.
01:37:56.000I mean, they're based in New York City, BlackRock is.
01:37:58.000But then what happens when the government gets involved and starts saying, this place is ESG, so it's not up to BlackRock whether or not the money's I don't understand.
01:38:07.000ESG is where BlackRock decides to invest that money that they're given.
01:38:09.000I don't understand. Well, ESG is where they're... ESG is where BlackRock decides to invest that money that they're
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01:40:24.000says, Loomer calling Massey an anti-Semite is pushock crazy.
01:40:29.000Yet, uh, uh, uh, Massey tweeted out, what is it, uh, it's a Drake meme, and it's like American patriotism, and he's like, no, and it's like Zionism, and he's like, yes.
01:40:38.000And then Laura Loomer said that he was being anti-Semitic because Congress is fighting Hamas, but I'm like, I don't think he's being critical of trying to fight terrorism.
01:41:00.000I forget exactly what he said and I don't have it in front of me, but something about Schumer not caring about the border or caring about the, you know, caring about Israel more than caring about the border.
01:43:07.000The coffee will be the same, but I really do think it would be great if you went to a coffee shop and it was like, when we serve food, it's from a local farm.
01:43:14.000It's real American food, and it's brought in in the morning, and then it's gone by the afternoon, and we don't get any more until tomorrow.
01:43:54.000And, um, Yeah, anyway, we started talking about bread, and, you know, the suggestion and the rumor for a lot of people is that it's not the bread.
01:44:02.000It's the chemicals they put in the bread, the bleaching process and the preservatives, that are causing people to have all these digestive issues and joint problems, and they just assume it's the bread because the bread is what they eat when they get the symptom, but it's really something in the bread.
01:44:16.000If you get organic flour and make your own bread, you'll notice it goes through like water.
01:44:20.000I mean, not literally, but compared to regular bread with potassium bromate or that's sprayed with glyphosate before harvest for desiccants, it's noticeably awesome.
01:44:29.000Ginger McIsaac says, look out for a 1099C cancellation of debt form.
01:44:34.000If you don't get it reported, you will get a CP2000 letter for underreported income about 18 months later.
01:44:42.000I just explained an extra $3,500 tax bill assessed for this reason.
01:44:47.000Yeah, so all these people are getting their college loans forgiven, they likely will receive a cancellation of debt form, which is income.
01:44:55.000They're gonna have to fill out the paperwork.
01:44:56.000That would piss off Biden's voters so bad.
01:45:24.000Lena Dunham said she wished she got an abortion.
01:45:27.000But the funny thing is, she doesn't have a kid.
01:45:29.000So like, it'd be really bad if you had a kid and you were like, I wish I had an abortion.
01:45:32.000It's another thing when you don't have a kid and you say you wish you had an abortion because then she's implying she wants to get pregnant so that she can just have one for no reason.
01:45:53.000However, I will still vote for a better tomorrow.
01:45:56.000Is that in reference to not having kids or something?
01:45:59.000I don't know, but I do think that it's important, like, I like that Trump is saying that he's our retribution, but, big but, you gotta have a plan.
01:46:08.000Like, people have to have something they're gonna vote for, and maybe there's a good group of us that want retribution, but also, we gotta fix some stuff too.
01:48:36.000They're raising up to his level of trollness, and like, DeSantis doesn't have that, so there's no level, it becomes awkward if you try and be a troll in DeSantis's case.
01:48:52.000You know, Donald Trump is boisterous, confident, very, very funny.
01:48:58.000Laura Loomer is at the tip of a spear.
01:49:01.000And no one supports Trump more than her.
01:49:02.000Alex Brusewitz is tactful, he's a strategist, and he knows how to troll.
01:49:07.000So what happens is that he's had his people.
01:49:09.000Get whipped up into a frenzy and respond enraged.
01:49:13.000But it's like, anybody who's ever heard, like, the old Kung Fu Masters about not getting angry when you're in a fight because it clouds your judgment?
01:49:22.000They knew that when they were engaging in this fight, they're like, I'm gonna taunt my opponent until they lose control and then I'm going to dance around the octagon and they're gonna fumble and just swing and miss and burn out all their energy.
01:49:40.000But to the Jordan Peterson thing, I don't think we've gotten an actual tough interview with Ron DeSantis, except for Patrick Bet David did pretty well, especially with the boots.
01:49:52.000I think that's the best we're going to get.
01:50:39.000A photo was released showing her with a bunch of people.
01:50:41.000Someone used photoshop to make her knees look like they were red from being on the carpet.
01:50:47.000And I think that broke her, because it was around that time, she went from Encouraging and cooperative with all of the people who are in this space to instantly just... Anyone who dares say anything about Ron, she is going to just attack relentlessly along with all of her staff.
01:51:09.000You know, she was running this campaign, we had talked to her before, like our people had asked her to come on, she said yes, we thought it was really cool, and then that moment happened, and then all of a sudden she's just screaming at the top of her lungs and bashing her face into the wall like a lunatic.
01:51:24.000To have that kind of vanity in politics is like, yo, you're gonna get made fun of and then you're gonna be up against Vladimir Putin's chief of staff, and like, how are you gonna handle that when the real stuff's on the table?
01:51:34.000And it's not about your looks anymore.
01:52:17.000We got Waffle Sensei says, I don't know exactly what will happen in the next year.
01:52:22.000I see them locking up Trump, maybe bout removal.
01:52:24.000Biden drops out potentially for Newsom.
01:52:26.000But even if we lose this election, we are still winning the culture and the future.
01:52:30.000That's the interesting thing that the only option they're really going to have is they have to win and they have to start locking everyone up.
01:52:37.000They gotta lock up Ian, they gotta lock up me, they gotta lock up Terry.
01:52:40.000Phil, you're cool, but they'll make you write songs that are in support of them.
01:53:02.000But we are, we're still there, we never left.
01:53:04.000Right, so, the way I describe it is, you've got the left and the right, these two, like, overlapping balls in a Venn diagram, and then, on the left, this tumor started to grow, and then it got bigger and bigger, and then eventually just flopped off onto the ground, and that's the left, and the left and right are still there!
01:53:20.000I don't, I, I, uh, like, if I were to have a conversation with Ben Shapiro, we'd be like, here's what I disagree on, well, here's what I disagree on, like, oh, interesting, who are you voting for?
01:53:27.000I'm voting for him, I'm, I'm voting for him, like, oh, wow, we'd shake hands, we'd leave.
01:53:32.000I can still sit down with Glenn Beck as someone who leans more to the left than he does, and we can laugh and make jokes, and we can talk about who we think should win and why.
01:53:40.000And then once we're done, we'll be like, well, good luck to you, man.
01:54:21.000I heard that there was like something that happened a while ago.
01:54:23.000They said it was racist to make people in the military shave because black people have different shaving issues and they get ingrown hair or something.
01:54:32.000So some, it was actually some leftist activists were complaining about this.
01:54:35.000I think it was like Occupy or something.
01:54:36.000It's supposed to be for the soldier's own safety, I think, so you don't get your face grabbed in a melee.
01:54:41.000No, I mean arguments from it comes initially from like wearing Gas masks when it was important, but they said it doesn't really matter anymore, but I don't know now.
01:54:49.000It's all about like tradition, etc You probably know more than I do.
01:54:53.000Well, I mean it was because gas masks and stuff like that and then like when I When they allowed like when Sikhs became more prevalent in the US Sikhs and Muslims can't shave or they're not supposed to shave for their religion.
01:55:06.000So that became a thing that the military started to take into account.
01:55:11.000So there are I believe there are if you're a Sikh you can and you're in the Marine Corps, you can wear a a I forget.
01:56:10.000There absolutely is private information, and I will stress, the levels that we went to protect certain information is absurd, and I'll keep it simple, there absolutely are ways of protecting information, and guaranteeing it nobody finds it.
01:56:23.000Like, I can already tell you this, people did this in Seattle.
01:56:28.000Yagi antennas, outside your house, which allow to, so you can get, what is something reasonable with a decent Yagi, like a kilometer range?
01:56:38.000Yeah, so Yagir directional Wi-Fi antennas.
01:56:57.000They're using air-gapped computers with no information that were recycled numerous times.
01:57:02.000The argument could be that, well, we traced where, nah, these are people who built random components, spoofed the information using custom operating systems or using things like Tails OS.
01:57:13.000So, they've really jammed up how you can track it down, and even if you were to figure out the machine they were using based on the machine's information it was giving out, you still wouldn't know how they connected the Wi-Fi, you'd know that within a certain range, okay, maybe within a kilometer, you start searching, but they could have lit that computer on fire and it's completely gone.
01:57:27.000As for, like, properties and things like this, oh, come on, it's so simple.
01:57:32.000Someone else buys a property, and they buy it under a trust, so the benefactor isn't related to you.
01:57:37.000There's no way to search for that person if you don't know what their name is.
01:57:40.000So we're not talking about like banking information or credit card information which can be found.
01:57:44.000We're saying something like imagine a guy wants to be able to stay in a house so someone else is listed as a benefactor on a trust which owns the property and is in no way connected to the other person and this is a random person from from another state or corporation from another state which is a subsidiary of another corporation and that it never traces back to the original person is intending on living there.
01:58:04.000Look how easy it is to hide ownership of I'm not talking about ownership because that would be a tax issue.
01:58:12.000I'm saying somebody wants to live in a house and have it obscured, then a random third party is the benefactor on a trust that owns a property and the trust is based from out of state.
01:58:22.000And so how do you know to search for John Doe if you're looking for Ian Crossland?
01:58:33.000I'm talking about obfuscating your residency.
01:58:36.000So, you are living in a house that the only way they could probably find it would be by physically stalking you, but if that's not the issue and we're talking about someone out of state getting access to information, then we're talking about someone just generally leaking information.
01:59:10.000How would the swatter know to search for person B or the trust's name?
01:59:17.000They could make guesses, and this person lives in this area, look for a property owned by a trust, and then it gets even easier.
01:59:23.000Now, it's bought in a third party's name, who owns the property and lets you stay there, and they don't know you know that third party and don't even know what name to look for.
01:59:31.000Do you think the mail, the USPS, has their mailing list that they sell?
01:59:35.000You know, companies can sell their mailing lists.
02:00:17.000You know, as a brief aside, like the whole encryption era of like having protected data.
02:00:22.000I was talking to this computer scientist.
02:00:23.000He's like, well, you and quantum encryption is broken.
02:00:27.000They're going to undo all the past 20 years of encryption and everything, all your emails, everything is going to be public of all the people.
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