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00:08:07.000You weren't out, so it was like everybody was outside and Luke was like, you know, getting in shape, yelling at people.
00:08:12.000I remember hearing this happen, but the thing that happens to me is I get sucked into the news cycle and spend a lot of time just at my computer.
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00:09:44.000The remark initially appeared to be a stunningly casual health announcement
00:09:48.000during a speech about global warming in which the president described emissions
00:09:51.000from oil refineries near his childhood home in Claymont, Delaware.
00:09:55.000That's why I and so damn many other people I grew up with have cancer,
00:10:00.000and why for the longest time Delaware had the highest cancer rate in the nation.
00:10:05.000White House spokesman Andrew Bates referred the post to a tweet from Washington Post columnist Glenn Kessler, who noted that Biden had non-melanoma skin cancers removed before he took office.
00:10:17.000Joe Biden's brain ain't all with it, and maybe he just gaffed.
00:10:21.000But to have this, like, the spokesman pointed to a journalist who pointed to a claim.
00:10:25.000Yeah, I don't understand why he couldn't just say himself, like, this is what happened to the president if they really did remove the melanomas or whatever.
00:10:32.000Like, why do you have to refer to the Washington Post?
00:12:36.000So it sounds to me more like this might be a... He's just his brain fog and then he just says it without...
00:12:43.000Look, I mean, if he had cancer, it could explain a whole lot.
00:12:47.000It could explain, literally, why he gaffes so much.
00:12:50.000Well, I mean, I think the thing that's crazy about it nowadays is you would have never thought 10, 15, 20 years ago that we would have information this readily available and they would still be able to twist it and change the narrative of what it is.
00:13:03.000You know, this isn't something that's heard second or third party.
00:13:05.000This is literally broadcast nationally, internationally at the time, and then instantaneously we just say it's something different.
00:13:11.000Let's think about how crazy it is if the story is he doesn't have cancer.
00:13:16.000The president accidentally told the world he has cancer?
00:14:45.000Still crazy to me, though, that the stuff that he gets up past for—like, I remember, you know, when President Bush, the son, was in office, and he wasn't a great orator.
00:14:53.000How many people just decimated him when he had a flub here or there?
00:14:57.000And some of the stuff that Trump said, how many people ridiculed him for that?
00:15:00.000But Biden can just say the most off-the-wall, outlandish stuff on planet Earth.
00:15:53.000I mean, they don't release the visitor logs for that, so we just don't know what goes on there.
00:15:57.000I mean, it's total conspiracy for me to say this, but like, if he is being treated for something, that's an easy place for him to receive care in the privacy of his own home.
00:16:36.000I keep thinking about FDR, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who had polio and he was like crippled because it became crippling paralysis started to affect him while he was in office.
00:16:45.000But he just lied to everyone, didn't didn't announce it.
00:16:47.000And he put the front panel on the desk at the Oval Office.
00:16:49.000That's why they had to hide his wheelchair.
00:16:50.000I got a picture of him holding on to a metal railing while he's tossed, smiling, and people didn't know.
00:16:56.000I guess the theory was, we're at war, we don't want to freak out the public, we want to project strength.
00:17:00.000Which is like the thing y'all were talking about on the show the other day, about how AOC getting power, but she wants to do good to get there, right?
00:17:07.000Well, that's the slippery slope that comes with that.
00:17:10.000You can absolutely justify why he lied about polio, right?
00:19:54.000I don't see how I still the thing that the biggest thing that continuously shocks me about the country is that.
00:19:59.000You know, you have these people that are in office, especially in Congress, for literally decades and they just keep getting reelected.
00:20:08.000Everybody knows they're not worth two cents.
00:20:10.000And we keep catching them like, you know, Gavin, when he was, how many times was he in restaurants when it was, when it was shut down and he had his mask off, but then he just, oh, you know, I slipped.
00:20:21.000I was taking photos and people just forgive it and just go on.
00:20:23.000I don't, I don't understand how that happens.
00:20:25.000This is a great moral conversation because, like, should leadership lie to its subordinates?
00:20:29.000Like, in the military, if they know they're going into, like, a suicide or a mission where it's probably not going to be very good, do they tell the troops that ahead of time?
00:21:10.000But generally speaking, my experience has been like, if you knew you were about ready to get into it, even though the greatest oxymoron is military intelligence, they at least try to tell you like, hey, like, this is going to be for real.
00:21:21.000But with the president telling the American citizens, like, hey, here's some strategy.
00:21:25.000That will get leaked to the other humans around the earth.
00:21:28.000Like your commander telling your platoon something.
00:22:53.000And so the reason is, They say that Fox doesn't regularly correct errors because there's a bunch of stuff that Tucker Carlson's put out that is factually incorrect.
00:23:02.000And I think NewsGuard is actually right about that.
00:23:04.000But there's an interesting question in, outside of just Fox News, in the presidency.
00:23:11.000News Guard says, while former President Trump did claim in a February 28, 2021 Fox News interview that he requested that Congress authorize 10,000 National Guardsmen to bolster capital security before January 6, there has been no corroboration of this claim.
00:23:25.000Why is it that when there is something that is for the narrative, they can choose to ignore the president?
00:23:33.000Whatever the narrative is, they will ignore.
00:23:35.000If Donald Trump came out and admitted to wrongdoing, they would say, well, Trump confirmed it.
00:23:38.000If Donald Trump comes out and admits to something or says something happened that would be bad for their narrative, they say it's fake news.
00:23:44.000How does NewsGuard decide that the word of the President of the United States is not good enough to accept?
00:23:50.000Meanwhile, Joe Biden can come out and say he has cancer to the world, and it's also considered less than credible.
00:23:58.000If the President is outright and overtly lying and the media just says, oh yeah, we don't take the President's word for it, I can understand that.
00:24:05.000Yet if you Google search Biden confirms, you'll see a bunch of story about Biden confirming the cost of, you know, Biden confirms unprecedented G7 move on Putin set to cost billions.
00:25:54.000Ironically, it was an older man wearing a Bernie Sanders shirt smoking weed in his retirement.
00:25:59.000We had a good 45 minute conversation with the guy.
00:26:02.000But every door I knocked on, it was, what are you running as?
00:26:08.000And if I was running at what you wanted me to run as, you got my vote.
00:26:11.000Like, you didn't even know what I was, you had no clue what I was, what my platform was.
00:26:16.000And if I wasn't what you wanted me to be, you slammed the door in my face and walked off.
00:26:20.000Yeah well I think at one time in our country your party affiliation was shorthand for the things that you believed in and your values not just politically but culturally and that shifted so much I mean the senator from I'm forgetting his name right now from Oregon who just lost he's the first incumbent elected official from Oregon to lose a race since the 1980s He said, you know, I'm a moderate Democrat and basically our party has been controlled by socialists.
00:26:50.000I know that we hear conservatives say this on many different directions.
00:26:53.000I mean, you'll talk to libertarians who say, I don't feel the way my parents felt socially.
00:26:58.000I identify fiscally as conservative, but I'm socially left.
00:27:01.000I think that we are coming out of a day and age where you could believe someone's political affiliation.
00:27:11.000to be something of substance, whereas now you really do have to do the work to ask someone, and no one wants to do that.
00:27:17.000Especially, you know, when you're suddenly, you know, I think it's great that you went door-to-door, but like, if you're, you have kids in the house, you're doing something else, you don't want to be like, well, how do you feel about this?
00:27:26.000These are the issues that are important to me.
00:28:10.000I'm not worried about whether or not I'm going to get mugged.
00:28:12.000I'm not worried about an armed insurrection right now.
00:28:14.000So, eh, who really cares about Tom that owns a shoe shop that's running for county council?
00:28:19.000But that's who makes and breaks your life, really.
00:28:22.000This is why it always irks me a little bit when people say, you know, vote for me for Congress and I'll clean up this town or things of that nature.
00:29:03.000The governor of New Hampshire really upset people when he said he wasn't going to run for Senate.
00:29:07.000He was going to stay in New Hampshire because he believed his work was—he could do more for the people of New Hampshire as governor than as senator.
00:29:13.000Because as senator, you end up spending most of your time in Washington.
00:29:16.000I mean, if you—it's not that there isn't a place for both, but I think being involved locally is really where you make a huge difference.
00:29:26.000I think the real catch-22 is that—I think I really feel that 85 to 90% of people that go into politics, honestly, initially go into politics for very, very good reasons.
00:29:42.000The problem is, the longer you play that game, the more you become institutionalized with what it takes to get something to actually be accomplished.
00:29:50.000I think a lot of people lose sight of how complicated even a state-level bill is, much less trying to pass a law that's going to affect the entire United States.
00:29:59.000And that's why we get these bills that are ungodly lengths that have, you know, I'm going to make something up at a time, you know, We Want to Pet Puppies is thrown in with, hey, let's give $20 billion to Ukraine.
00:30:11.000But we lead with Let's Pet Puppies, right?
00:30:14.000It's like one paragraph of We Want to Pet Puppies and then 5,000 pages of how we're going to strip money from the working class to fund a war in Ukraine.
00:30:20.000But then the headline is, you know, Senator Votes Against Pet Puppy Act.
00:31:02.000But if you actually do want to make a positive difference in your culture, you need to run like you did, or you need to at least, very least, pay attention to what's going on in your own community.
00:31:10.000Part of why national politics is easier to get involved in is because it's televised.
00:32:22.000Calvinism was a sect of Christianity, I believe.
00:32:25.000It could be Puritanism, maybe, where people are super busy.
00:32:29.000Keep everybody busy toiling the fields so that they can't do anything else.
00:32:34.000If everybody has to work 24-7, they can never revolt.
00:32:37.000You don't have any trouble, I think is what the thought is.
00:32:39.000No one can get into mischief or be lazy or do something like that.
00:32:42.000That's like the road to Kim Jong-un's keep everyone starving and then they won't revolt kind of mentality.
00:32:47.000But the other problem here, Nan, we saw this in Maryland.
00:32:50.000And I was going off about this today because I still can't believe they pushed Cox through in the primary.
00:32:57.000But at every measurable thing that you can look at just about, Maryland is substantially better off than it was before Governor Hogan took office.
00:33:08.000And because one or two, I hate the term rhino.
00:33:10.000It drives me nuts because anytime somebody disagrees with one thing that a Republican said, he or she is now automatically a rhino.
00:33:19.000And it's really decimated a lot of times the Republican Party, in my opinion.
00:33:22.000But they go in here, they make this big push for him.
00:33:26.000You're never going to agree with everything that everyone says.
00:33:31.000I guarantee you every one of us disagrees on something at this table, right?
00:33:35.000But what you have to look at is, what is the overall picture?
00:33:38.000Are we much better than we were there?
00:33:40.000And then at the same time, like I was arguing with the guy who's talking about DeSantis, I was like, DeSantis couldn't come here and win in Maryland, and Governor Hogan couldn't take Maryland policy to Florida and get anything done.
00:33:53.000It's two completely different electorates, and no one wants to acknowledge that.
00:33:58.000And it's like, yo, like, listen, if you love DeSantis that much in Florida, which I thank it.
00:34:02.000I went to Daytona during Bike Week and COVID, and they were having a blast.
00:34:52.000Polls are showing they don't want Biden to run.
00:34:54.000So how could Biden run against the will of the Democrat voters, against the will of other Democrats, and in the face of all the Democrats running against him?
00:35:01.000But if that's the case, How do you get Biden out now?
00:35:05.000Well, some have suggested he'll get sick, or he is sick, or something will happen to his son.
00:35:10.000I'm wondering what you guys think about this, you know, just bouncing back to the cancer thing, but taking it in this direction.
00:35:14.000Could it be that this is meant to be sort of just a little sprinkling of the Biden is very sick thing?
00:35:23.000So that when finally the time comes, I'll say, you know, like other presidents who have feigned illness, yes, he's sick and he needs to step down and Kamala's moving in.
00:35:32.000I think, no, that it wasn't intentional only because of their response.
00:35:36.000Like, no, no, he meant he used to have it.
00:35:38.000And but I think it is an indication that he's sick and that they will pivot into that as it comes up.
00:35:44.000He'll be on stage with other Democrats that are running and he'll be like, You know what, you're right.
00:35:49.000You're the one that needs to take the torch and get like his 60 million followers to just clap and smile and turn towards the next person in line, whoever he- See, I wonder if it's going to be the opposite.
00:35:59.000I wonder if they're going to be like, okay, Joe, so you're not going to run next anymore, so just keep it cool.
00:36:04.000And he's going to be out somewhere and he's going to be like, yeah, so when I run for re-election, they're going to be like, what do we do?
00:36:09.000Because we don't actually want to support this guy anymore.
00:36:12.000But I think the fact is Joe Biden's old, he is sick, I don't know if he has cancer, but imagine what would happen PR-wise for the Democrats if Joe Biden was on stage in a debate and collapsed.
00:36:23.000That would be bad for Biden, but good for Democrats.
00:36:26.000It's so funny that he said, I have cancer, and you were like, I don't know if he has cancer.
00:36:56.000They would say, here's a man who stepped out of retirement after he lost his son, knowing he was sick because he knew America needed a leader.
00:37:05.000And then, you know, he gets sick and maybe he doesn't die, maybe just collapses.
00:39:05.000I mean, Tulsi Gabbard is too independent for them.
00:39:07.000I don't think... I think Kamala Harris knew this was her shot.
00:39:10.000She couldn't have run... I mean, she wasn't going to get the nomination on her own.
00:39:14.000I gotta say, you know, when we were talking about AOC, she went on Colbert, and she made up this mishmash hodgepodge of Civil War history that was just hilariously brilliant, and it was a Chad move.
00:39:26.000It was the ultimate Chad move to go and just go on national television and just make up history.
00:39:32.000And you gotta think about Kamala Harris.
00:39:34.000You know, when she does these speeches that are considered auto-text, like, you know, predictive text filler, that's also a Chad move.
00:39:41.000She's going up on stage knowing she's saying nothing and people clap for her.
00:39:46.000It's just like the ultimate mockery of your own constituents.
00:39:51.000And she just throws that cackle in behind it and it's just like nails on a chalkboard.
00:40:41.000And you're like, Whoa, dude, I get it.
00:40:43.000You wanted to make money off this illicit deal, but he sent a weapon that when, when, when Biden accidentally said Libya over and over again, I'm like, imagine him in the situation where I'm like, tell him to press the button and they're bombing the wrong country.
00:40:54.000At least Kamala Harris is corrupt, but she can speak properly.
00:41:33.000The question is, though, for me, who do you think pulls the strings?
00:41:38.000Like, I don't believe there's some reptilian, like, you know, you go back, all of a sudden you pull the mask off, there's a lizard person there.
00:41:45.000But at the same time, it's like, for you to have that much control, is it one person?
00:42:06.000I feel like you'd want to take a critical look at who is propping Biden up because they have so much influence right now, especially if he's not capable of like saying no or being like, maybe I shouldn't say that.
00:42:17.000I mean, this guy is reading his stage direction.
00:42:19.000The shadow government is a 22-year-old intern with no governmental experience.
00:42:23.000He's just like, um, I guess Biden should probably say he doesn't want to blow up Russia.
00:43:30.000At what point did the media stop serving the transparency and start serving an agenda?
00:43:35.000My thought, the answer to that is when we go to war, whenever the country goes to war, the media apparatus rallies to start printing propaganda, war propaganda.
00:43:44.000We really we went to war, not technically, but in 2001 when we hit Iraq.
00:43:56.000And now Russia, there's a war between the Ukraine and Russia
00:43:58.000that the government seems to want to be involved in.
00:44:00.000What blows my mind is the shift from 9-12.
00:44:03.000Because I took the first, I responded to the Pentagon on the terrorist attacks and secured the Pentagon
00:44:10.000and then ultimately took the first team in to start doing remains removal.
00:44:14.000And when we would leave the Pentagon to go back to do shift changes, you just see everybody honking the horn, waving the flag, everybody unified.
00:44:23.000And in such a relatively short period of time, we've just become just really two almost warring tribes.
00:44:32.000And like literally, they've had people say, you know, you might have to fight your neighbor, right?
00:44:37.000So for me, it's like, when did we make that major, major shift?
00:44:42.000And was it just because the news went to a 24-hour cycle and now they need to sell commercial space or they're only going to put the most divisive, angry rhetoric up because it keeps people engaged?
00:45:30.000I don't know that there's necessarily a date, but it was like around 2012 or 2013.
00:45:34.000I did social media and then when you look at that side of the house where you get the echo chambers
00:45:38.000Where now your algorithms only show you the exact same people that believe exactly what you believe and then you
00:45:44.000actually go like hey Man, i'm super right and everybody backs me up
00:45:49.000But because you don't have like you don't have the town halls the community engagement anymore
00:45:55.000COVID made it worse because everybody was literally confined to their house.
00:45:58.000And so now we just become further and further instead of, I think Jordan Peterson is the one that talks about it, is that people are inherently born with a, he calls them red and blue, like inherently a left worldview and inherently a right worldview.
00:46:11.000And up until social media, that was actually good because you had to come together and you had to have conversation and compromise.
00:46:18.000And so we actually kind of got a little bit centrist in the middle of the road.
00:46:21.000But now, because we don't really have to interact with each other in person that often anymore, and we have these echo rooms on social media, like, the divide is just huge.
00:46:31.000And that's what makes it scary for things like, is it possible for us to see something like a civil war or something where we actually have this big fight coming down the pike?
00:46:41.000Let me jump to, we got a lot of stories we gotta go through, but maybe the most important one right now in this context is this story from Business Insider.
00:46:49.000Democrats spend over $1 million to boost Dan Cox, the Trump loyalist and 2020 election denier who just won the GOP primary for Maryland governor.
00:47:45.000And if the reality is they're not a threat, Democrats are engaging in a false flag operation on the American people via politics to seize power.
00:48:19.000But he is also not looking, you know, for a guy who's built his reputation on being able to work with Democrats in his state.
00:48:25.000He doesn't want this organization coming in and messing with Maryland.
00:48:29.000I mean, they were they were actively putting this out.
00:48:31.000You know, Kelly Schultz had sent out multiple email campaigns.
00:48:35.000I got him saying, like, listen, like, this is what's happening.
00:48:38.000And for me, I was actually, I've talked about it several times today, like, I am still mind blown.
00:48:46.000And people, you know, they were talking about it, like, one of my friends was like, these are gonna put God and country back into, you know, the schools.
00:48:56.000Democrats outnumber you two to one, and the independents in Maryland aren't going to lean that far right, in my opinion.
00:49:04.000Maybe I'll be absolutely crazy, but the guy they're putting him up against, I don't know if you know anything about Wes Moore, but Wes Moore won the top 40 under 40, very important people shaping the future of Maryland when I won it.
00:49:16.000He wrote a book called The Other Wes Moore.
00:49:18.000He's a, I'm almost positive he's a combat veteran, but I know he's definitely a veteran.
00:49:23.000He was from Baltimore, went, he's a best-selling author, you know.
00:50:04.000I don't see Kelly Schultz winning either.
00:50:06.000I mean, the turnout on the Republican side wasn't that high.
00:50:08.000The bigger issue is Democrats and the schemes, the manipulation on the American people.
00:50:14.000Look, did you really think Maryland, regardless of this, would become a Republican state?
00:50:18.000I didn't think it would become a Republican state.
00:50:20.000I personally, and I know Kelly, and maybe there's some bias there, but I genuinely think that she had an opportunity coming behind Hogan where the state had improved as much as it had and I believe she was a commerce secretary or labor secretary one of the two and I thought she could get independence and could and again with the sentiment being as much against Biden as it is that she stands a very strong probability at this year.
00:50:45.000I literally said if you're going to win this was the year for you to win, right?
00:50:49.000I think she had a shot and still was gonna be a fight.
00:51:44.000The county under the eastern panhandle in West Virginia, it's part of Virginia, it has Winchester, Virginia in it.
00:51:50.000In its constitution, if I'm remembering correctly, a West Virginia state senator told me this.
00:51:54.000They have a bylaw in there that When West Virginia seceded, they left it so if they decide later they're frustrated with Virginia, they could leave.
00:52:03.000They could file out and be like, we don't want to be here anymore.
00:52:07.000That's not true for the three counties in Maryland, but it is interesting that there are these places saying, we don't look like where our capitals are.
00:52:16.000We're in Western Maryland and it is MAGA country.
00:52:19.000You go to the grocery store outside of Frederick and Brunswick and it's like Trump signs everywhere.
00:52:23.000And it gets more intense as you keep driving through the panhandle.
00:52:26.000But you, right, but you go into Frederick and then the Trump flags turn into rainbow flags.
00:52:31.000And what's crazy about that is, and we were actually talking about this earlier, is like a Republican, even when, because Frederick flipped the year that I ran, it flipped blue, right?
00:52:43.000And there was a big conversation about whether or not it was going to stay that way based on the migration from Montgomery County up.
00:52:49.000But what's crazy about it is, why does that happen in just the city?
00:52:54.000Like everything else is absolutely red, but this little small city that we have, it instantly morphs to where it's Democrat.
00:53:04.000And what's crazy about it is people leave MoCo because they don't like MoCo, and then they turn Frederick into MoCo.
00:53:09.000People leave California and go to Austin because they didn't like California, but you turn Austin into California, And it's like, because they don't, they don't understand,
00:53:18.000they don't understand how they cause the problem.
00:53:20.000The snowflake doesn't blame itself for the avalanche.
00:53:23.000Simply put, Joe Rogan moves from California to Texas, like Texas will be better.
00:53:28.000And then everyone says, yeah, but, but I like Joe's opinions.
00:53:30.000And then it's like, but Joe has staff and Joe has industry around him and the industry
00:53:50.000And then Texas turns Democrat colonization.
00:53:54.000Yeah, it feels like they're colonizing. But to be fair, there is a cultural influx into Texas,
00:53:59.000which is actually turning it fairly purplish, like purple leaning red. And I'm hearing like in
00:54:04.000Austin, it's it's it's like kind of kind of blue, but people there are fairly anti woke,
00:54:10.000which is surprising, not completely. But I'm hearing I'm hearing that at least from a lot of
00:54:14.000people. And what I'm hearing from some of our friends who moved Austin, it's because they're
00:54:18.000moving there. So maybe it is a good thing. Me, I like West Virginia, because it's already like
00:54:23.000the second most Trump supporting state in the country with like 86% Trump support.
00:54:27.000Not the entire state, every county went red.
00:54:31.000Yeah, I mean, I'm not saying Trump is a god-emperor or anything like that, but I would rather be surrounded by people who will leave me alone than people who won't, simply put.
00:54:40.000I like West Virginia because it's culturally purple, like it was such a blue state for such a long time, and it's changed to being red now.
00:54:47.000I mean, I think it is, I said this before, but it's a marker of the fact that the parties are changing, but the people's values aren't necessarily.
00:54:53.000They're not being interpreted or projected by the parties the way they were back in the day.
00:54:59.000I think that you'll see that there are states that turn blue because of migration, but you'll see states that turn purple because they're not represented equally by the two-party system anymore.
00:55:35.000They say they're Republican because it's one or the other, you gotta pick one, but your identity is not, doesn't fall in line with that message.
00:55:41.000Well, there used to be the term, like, blue blood Democrat, right?
00:55:44.000Which was, yeah, blue dog Democrat or whatever it is, but like, it's like, back then, like, you were, kind of how I look at myself, like, I don't want you spending my money, you know what I'm saying?
00:55:53.000I don't want you in my life, but I don't care what you do in your life.
00:56:31.000There's a whole bunch of articles and many have written their thesis on how the party switch never happened, but I think if you look at the Democrats today and you look at the Democrats in the 50s and go back, you're like, their policies had similar results across the board.
00:57:31.000You know, it's funny, right now, I was like, I was trolling on Twitter, and I put something like, someone commented about abortion and denial of personhood rights, and I said, yeah, well, you know who else wanted to deny personhood rights?
00:57:46.000And I was gonna put the Confederacy, and then I was like, that was also the Democrats.
00:57:50.000And I was like, oh wait, the Democrats back then denied personhood, they deny it today.
00:57:55.000You know, look, you want to issue a moral statement on abortion?
00:57:58.000I'm saying the left is inherently of opposing personhood rights for the unborn.
00:58:03.000It was the Democratic Party that opposed personhood rights for slaves.
00:58:07.000The Republicans wanted civil rights and constitutional rights for everybody.
00:58:10.000So you think the Democrats just, for literally the entire time with the United States, just have a better PR team?
00:58:17.000Well, I don't know about a better PR team.
00:58:18.000I think they had a worse PR team in the Civil War.
00:58:23.000You had, I think, almost three times as many Union soldiers fighting against them.
00:58:28.000So I think maybe later on they started to figure out, maybe in the past several decades, they learned control of institutions was power and they needed to seize it.
00:58:37.000You know, I take a look at a lot of the... Yeah, we talked a bit about this the other day.
00:58:41.000You take a look at AOC pretending to be handcuffed, and it's just like manipulation for power.
00:58:47.000Oh, she actually said something about that, said that if it's... It was just safer.
00:58:51.000Yeah, you're supposed to keep them down and back because otherwise, if your arms are flailing, they might say you're resisting arrest.
00:58:57.000I really wanted the headline on our site to be, AOC poses in handcuffs in front of Capitol because it was just like such a moment.
00:59:04.000She clearly decided that was the way it was supposed to be.
00:59:07.000But is anything less impressive than getting, being a Congress person, getting arrested where there's absolutely going to be no real repercussion against you?
00:59:16.000Did she face any backlash for that from people being like, there are people who are arrested who don't have the ability to get out of jail the way you would, you know?
00:59:24.000I wouldn't be surprised if the vote comes for its own being like, you're privileged, that's why you got out of jail, or whatever.
00:59:29.000Then she'd be like, but I'm fighting for you, and it's like...
00:59:32.000Look, it is undeniable that you have many Democrats today who will publicly scream racism is bad, whereas you had Democrats in the past who would scream that segregation was good.
00:59:43.000Like, the problem is, Democrats saying racism is bad is just a mask for them saying segregation is good.
00:59:49.000Democrats are outright the party of segregation today, and they've always been.
00:59:53.000That's why I'm like, I don't know where that party is, which supposedly happened.
00:59:56.000You can say it was the 50s or whatever.
00:59:57.000But when you go to Seattle or Portland, you see the libraries and they have POC and non-POC rooms.
01:00:02.000You're like, yeah, it ain't the Republicans who are calling for that.
01:03:45.000Do you remember when Bush's daughters like it was a big scandal because they were like buying alcohol underage and now we have like Hunter Biden who's like with his hookers weighing his meth like what a country what a time.
01:04:04.000You see, was it the Babylon Bee that wrote, inflation is so bad you can only buy 20?
01:04:09.000It was like, you can only buy 2.6 grams of crack from what you used to be able to buy 20.6 or whatever.
01:04:17.000I mean, if he gets charged, it gives me, you know, I go from having no faith in the government to having like 0.1% faith in the government.
01:04:23.000Will he throw his child under the bus to renegotiate faith?
01:04:29.000I think this must be a crazy time to be his kids.
01:04:31.000I think one of his daughters is getting married.
01:04:32.000They're going to host her reception at the White House.
01:04:34.000Like, meanwhile, while she's planning that, we have like her dad's hooker and meth photos coming out.
01:04:39.000The question is, are one of Hunter's daughters?
01:04:40.000Yeah, one of Hunter's daughters is supposed to be getting married.
01:04:42.000I think, I think it's one of the Biden granddaughters is going to have a reception at the White House, I assume soon before he has to maybe leave office.
01:04:50.000But I think it's one of Hunter's daughters.
01:04:51.000And I just think like, man, that's your dad.
01:04:57.000Well, you gotta be careful, you know, like if you're Hunter, just word of the wise, a word from the wise Hunter, make sure your dad doesn't sniff your daughter.
01:05:05.000Does he get to bring a date is the question?
01:05:20.000Which is honestly, like, if you think about it like that, then you almost kind of have to have, like, he almost becomes a sympathetic figure.
01:06:23.000Yeah, I always thought it was weird that during, I think it was, it must have been the 2020 Democratic National Convention, that they were highlighting all of his granddaughters really intensely.
01:06:33.000And then all of a sudden they're like, and his one grandson.
01:06:35.000They're like, we talk to grandpa every day and like, we do this.
01:06:38.000And like, you know, I obviously hope they have a very positive and healthy relationship with whoever in their lives, but like, they really, really focused on these girls, ignoring the fact that he had two sons.
01:06:48.000They didn't really talk about any of his actual kids.
01:06:50.000It's like, they needed a fresh face because maybe everyone else like, couldn't manage to swing a positive statement about Biden.
01:06:57.000You're talking about Hunter's daughters or Joe's?
01:06:59.000So he has like, It's five grandchildren, I think, and I think it's, or maybe four, but it's like two girls from Beau's marriage and then a boy and a girl from Hunter's marriage.
01:07:09.000The Tara Reid complaints where she said he pushed her up against the wall and just basically sexually assaulted her in one of the buildings over there at the Capitol.
01:07:19.000Like the way he grabs women and I'm talking about Joe Biden has on video like grabbed women and smelled them and sometimes you see the girls recoil like that one redhead girl was like recoiling from it I mean very overtly like making that face like what is he doing kind of face and you can hear him going like give me some of that sugar that's so nasty it's so just I mean that hard grab you know I mean that's like an old 1950s smacker when she's like if she's if you're angry it kind of Come on, man.
01:07:49.000You gotta give her a firm open palm smack on the bottom.
01:07:52.000The Tara Reade stuff has to be investigated.
01:07:54.000I mean, it was so... Her claims are so damning about what he did to her.
01:08:28.000Joe Biden said he saw a guy get up on a diving board, or he's running or something, and he said, hey Esther, stop running.
01:08:34.000And the guy was like, what did you call me?
01:08:35.000And he called her Esther Williams or something.
01:08:37.000So then the Corn Pop guy, you know, had a razor blade, you put it in a rain barrel, get it all rusty, you know?
01:08:43.000And then Joe, you know, some guy told him to get a chain and fight him, and then Joe said, I apologize, Colin, you asked your man, I shouldn't have done that, and then the guy backed off.
01:08:50.000It was a story he told at the pool, and a bunch of people were like, you know what makes more sense is that a young-ish, a young man, Joe Biden, was creeping on children, because he's, you know, a creepo, and this dude saw him and was like, yo, get out, what the, you know what I mean?
01:09:07.000I mean, Biden told his stories like the kids would grab his legs!
01:09:33.000I think he's crooked across the board.
01:09:35.000And it wouldn't surprise me if this whole sick thing is an act so that people think he's a bumbling idiot when he's actually just gut in the country.
01:09:40.000Regarding this story about Hunter Biden possible charges, what are these possible charges for?
01:09:45.000Tax violations or making false statements when buying a gun.
01:09:48.000He would have been prohibited from purchasing a gun because he admitted he has a drug problem.
01:09:52.000And that's what everybody was calling out, like, You care about gun control?
01:09:56.000Start with arresting Hunter Biden, who lied in his gun form.
01:10:20.000But now that, I mean, I didn't know the thing about the pedo thing.
01:10:22.000I was, I was sexually abused as a kid.
01:10:24.000And so like that has a, you know, that has a relatively profound effect on you for the rest of your life.
01:10:29.000And now like, now you made me feel so bad for the guy.
01:10:32.000I'm like, man, Lord, what if he really does have all that issue?
01:10:35.000And he's just been the scapegoat for this the whole time.
01:10:37.000Yeah, Hunter Biden was probably abused by his dad.
01:10:40.000I mean, I do think, though, that, like, people who suffer horrible things as kids still have some responsibility for the damage they cause as adults.
01:10:49.000I'm a big person for personal accountability.
01:10:52.000But at the same time, like, for me, you know, it was, like, family members that did it to me, but they weren't sitting congressmen.
01:10:59.000You know, there's also, like, a level of I don't know if you're at that position or you're president like I've met a couple presidents and like it's weird like you get an it's almost like a presence about them and so you add on top of the fact that they're your dad that all yeah they're one of the most powerful men in the country too.
01:11:18.000Like, what could he have got that guy to do?
01:11:30.000I'm going to actually put you out as a pawn.
01:11:32.000So if anything bad happens, it's happening to you.
01:11:34.000It's not happening to me, but I'm still going to reap the benefit of all the deals that you make.
01:11:38.000I've heard that Jill and Hunter also do not get along at all.
01:11:41.000Jill, Joe's current wife, Hunter's stepmom, basically, now this is hypothetically, just resents Hunter because not only does he remind Jill of his mother, Joe's first wife, and probably love of his life or something, but Hunter's a And a screw up.
01:11:58.000And so he's putting a bad name out there.
01:12:00.000So she's like, oh, and he's hurting Joe's reputation.
01:12:03.000So but in the text, he's like really vicious against her as well, which I imagine is another layer of stress, family stress, personal stress.
01:12:11.000I have sympathy for him, but I don't doesn't condone the behavior.
01:12:33.000If people have been shown up dead... Oh, I was talking about his illicit business dealings with foreign governments.
01:12:37.000That's actually a way bigger deal than the coke, or the drugs, in my opinion.
01:12:41.000Well, maybe that's why they go for the gun thing, or this type of charge here, because we can say we convict you on something, or we can go there, but we're actually going to ignore the really bad things that you did.
01:12:51.000They distract from the bigger issues and the illicit business dealings by, you know, and it'll give them a slap on the wrist.
01:12:57.000It'll be like, well, it's your first time and, you know, you're gonna get a year probation or something.
01:13:04.000Well, I stand by, like, there's a bunch of kids, like, there are young children in this family.
01:13:07.000I mean, they're in their 20s or teens now, but, like, Remember that Hunter had an affair with Bo.
01:13:12.000Like, he was married and then he had an affair with Bo's widow.
01:13:15.000Like, your actions have tons of consequences.
01:13:18.000There are people who you brought into this world who did not choose to be the grandchild of a politician, to be the daughters and sons of, like, a guy who is, you know, I want to be empathetic to what he might be struggling with, but at the same time, like, This guy is destructive and he takes people down with him, it seems like.
01:13:38.000Especially people who don't really deserve it.
01:13:42.000But he's really good at weighing math, so.
01:13:44.000It's almost like there's that James O'Keefe meme where it's like a guy meets a hot girl and then immediately just says to her, like, so let me tell you about all the corporate malfeasance I'm involved in.
01:13:56.000And you wonder why it is, like, James gets these guys on camera, like, why are you telling them about these things you do at your job that's wrong?
01:14:13.000Like I keep, I keep like, I, you know, I want to, I want to make atonement, right?
01:14:17.000Maybe he has a conversation with Jesus every night and he's like, I'm really messing this up.
01:14:20.000So I'm, I'm trying to get what's supposed to come to me, but they just won't arrest me no matter what I send them.
01:14:26.000Yeah, leaving the laptop, like he did, that, you could argue maybe he was drug addled and forgot it, but that feels like self-hatred, and like he wants to take down Joe, and he wants to expose it all, but doesn't have the strength, feels like he can't overtly do it.
01:15:21.000Let's jump to this very Tim Pool-esque story from the Daily Mail.
01:15:25.000Half of Americans expect a second civil war within years.
01:15:29.000More than 40% agree with Great Replacement Theory, and nearly a fifth expect they will choose to bring a gun to a violent political... What?
01:15:47.000Half of Americans expect to see a second civil war within years, and nearly a fifth say they could one day be toting guns at a political face-off themselves.
01:15:57.000Researchers at the University of California Davis uncovered worrying levels of alienation, mistrust, and a growing tendency to turn violence How many?
01:16:03.000in their recently conducted survey of 8,620 adults.
01:16:53.000It depends on who you ask, but it's basically that immigration is displacing natural born
01:16:59.000Americans and then there's the white nationalist version.
01:17:03.000So like the left will say it's always the idea that white people are being displaced
01:17:06.000by brown people, but many people who are talking about immigration might just say it's natural
01:17:12.000born citizens being replaced by foreign citizens.
01:17:15.000I think the argument from the left, you know, is that over time people of color will get married to and have children with people of not color, if that's the point.
01:17:45.000What they're saying is that the white population is decreasing, the white nationalist version, and then minority populations are increasing.
01:17:51.000The general idea is just Democrats have publicly stated immigration is a path to political power for them.
01:18:35.000is unique in that you had a union of states break apart, and then the union was like, you can't break apart, invaded the South, the South, you know, teams up or whatever, joins forces.
01:18:46.000Most civil wars are like, a random faction with a weird name starts fighting in one area against the government, then other factions pop up, then eventually, groups coalesce and then they're fighting each other.
01:18:56.000You take a look at, like, in Syria, you had 12 different factions emerge under ISIS, you know?
01:19:00.000So, one scenario could be, With the United States, it very well could be state versus state.
01:19:09.000The scenario that we talked about quite a bit over the past week is, what happens if a man and a woman, you know, get together and the woman gets pregnant in Texas, where it's illegal to abort, and then at eight months the woman decides to go to Colorado to abort, and the husband or the husband or boyfriend or whatever is like, I will not allow you to kill my child.
01:19:27.000Now you're going to have a very serious conflict because there's no federal statute and both states are completely on the other end.
01:19:33.000One saying you're killing a child, the other saying no we're not and we're allowed to do it.
01:19:37.000One saying it's illegal, the other saying it's not.
01:20:05.000But for me, it's like with everybody shifting, Do you, to wherever they're going, like blues moving to red, does it ever just get to a point where it's like, okay, well, I don't really care that much because you're not overtly affecting Texas.
01:20:42.000And we talked about this when we had the progressive fellow around talking about abortion, and I was like, I don't know, maybe it's better that we do overturn Roe v. Wade so that the states who want to live the way they want to live can, and the other states can have their abortion, and Texas can ban it.
01:20:55.000But I just don't think the ideology stops there.
01:20:58.000I don't think someone who truly believes abortion is murder can sit back and let people murder babies.
01:21:03.000And I don't think the left has a strong moral position on abortion at all.
01:21:17.000But I do see it as Texas or some other state that bans abortion as being willing to send people or even unofficially to stop abortion, right?
01:21:26.000To take a look at the First Civil War, John Brown just took it amongst himself.
01:21:43.000Maybe you get, you're going to see Texas and they're going to be like, here's our annual report, 3,786 unborn children were aborted in a neighboring state.
01:21:53.000And they're going to be like, okay, this has to stop because we are morally opposed to abortion.
01:21:58.000And the other state says, we're allowed to do it and you can't do anything about it.
01:22:01.000How long until a new John Brown emerges?
01:22:04.000We've already had violence at abortion clinics and vice versa with the left firebombing pregnancy centers.
01:22:10.000But how long now with the current situation until you get a John Brown and a bleeding Kansas where he goes into Colorado and just starts getting violent or something?
01:22:19.000I think the big difference between abortion and slavery, they're similar, but is that slavery is in plain sight, but abortion is like out of sight, out of mind.
01:22:28.000Because I hear when you see the ultrasound, women, they become way less likely to want to kill the thing.
01:22:34.000I know it sounds crass, but just get past that part.
01:23:01.000But then she's still going out there and making this plea for the case for it to affect states that are outside of her jurisdiction.
01:23:09.000And I mean, now that you break it down that way, that's an explanation for like, OK, this is why it's crossing the line, because you're trying to make it happen at a federal level, what we can do at a state level.
01:23:17.000Let me ask you, Ian, how do you feel about abortion?
01:23:53.000History has a tendency towards the expansion of personhood rights.
01:23:56.000So I don't understand why this would be the anomaly here, in terms of... Well, this one time we've decided these unique individuals with DNA are not to be granted personhood rights.
01:24:09.000You know, with slavery, a person, like a human being living and walking, With abortion, they're still dependent to a certain degree on the mother's body, but that's where viability comes in.
01:24:19.000If the baby is viable outside the womb, this is the big question.
01:24:23.000Someone in Texas, a woman, can take a viable child.
01:26:00.000I think it is a fair assessment to say, based on where history, where we've come from and where we're going, that Fifty years from now, people will look back on abortion the way they looked at slavery.
01:26:12.000I'm actually curious what you think on this.
01:26:14.000This is the problem that I had with the overturning of it.
01:26:20.000That branch is supposed to be independent of political party.
01:26:23.000Right, but it absolutely is 100 percent. You guys talked about this before like we want to now stack
01:26:29.000The they want to stack it because they can't get their policies through
01:26:32.000It's still frightening to me that based on who you put In those chairs, we can have a complete 180
01:26:41.000of an interpretation of the foundational law of the land Simply based on the partisan views of the person that's
01:26:49.000supposed to be in the judge No, no, no, no.
01:26:51.000That's you agreeing with the Supreme Court.
01:26:53.000The Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas particularly wrote, they keep doing this thing called, was it substantive due process or something like that?
01:27:00.000This idea that there are some things that are just so egregious or whatever that no amount of due process would be adequate to deal with the situation.
01:27:10.000That is to say, they're like, The courts should not be allowed to deny this to a person because they're a person and it's like, what the Supreme Court is saying now is, Congress, codify it.
01:27:20.000The Supreme Court does not decide this.
01:27:25.000So, from your perspective, and I agree with what you're saying, the Supreme Court should have never decided to legislate from the bench.
01:27:44.000I don't know if they've ever done that with interracial marriage either, though.
01:27:47.000But there's a bunch of issues the Supreme Court effectively forces through without the will of the people, without the electorate, which is kind of crazy when you think about it.
01:27:57.000The Supreme Court today said, we don't have the authority to do that.
01:28:00.000Clarence Thomas went on to say, we should revisit these other cases to also correct these errors.
01:28:06.000And so what he was essentially saying there was that we should put this back to the legislator to make the decision on it.
01:28:12.000We don't have the authority or capacity to actually rule on it.
01:28:16.000But how people reacted was he's trying to end integration of marriage.
01:28:19.000Well, I mean, the truth of the matter is no one's, I mean, in my case, no one explained it like that.
01:28:24.000You know, and that's what we talked about earlier is like everything's a two second sound bite.
01:28:28.000So you don't ever actually get any context behind anything anymore, which is why it's also so damn easy to get everybody riled up and angry about what's going on.
01:28:36.000I'd love to know how many people think that the Supreme Court just made abortion illegal.
01:28:45.000Well, and then I would have people say to me, like, well, when you, like, this means that women who have a stillborn baby aren't going to be able to get treated because it's not considered an abortion when you have a stillborn baby and you're too far along and the baby is surgically removed from the body.
01:29:00.000But like, it's not actually an abortion.
01:29:01.000And no one thought it was an abortion until we suddenly decided that the Supreme Court had taken abortion away from everyone.
01:29:07.000I think there was a such an intense panic I mean I really want to know how much Planned Parenthood fundraised in the last month because everyone panicked and was like we have to figure out how to protect this right which like I just think that So much got lost in translation and if you really believe that abortion is, you know, a right that you need to have, I respect that.
01:29:29.000Like, I don't have to agree with you, but I think so many outlets and so many people did a disservice to everyone around them by just panicking and encouraging people to panic and Well, they use the most extreme... and listen, both sides are guilty of this.
01:29:46.000They use the most extreme case of whatever it is to justify whatever point it is that they're trying to make, right?
01:29:54.000For example, when the people that were very pro-abortion are like, they're going to make your raped daughter give birth.
01:30:01.000And I got two, I'm a girl dad, I got two daughters, and that touches a nerve, you know what I'm saying?
01:30:08.000But that's what we lead with when the reality is that's a very small exception to the rule.
01:30:15.000And in my knowledge of, I wouldn't go put my hand on the Bible on this, but in my knowledge, in most cases, in most states, Even when it's banned, that's permitted.
01:30:25.000Like, this happened, like, no, you don't have to do it.
01:30:29.000So people make that because they get everybody riled up over it, and it's just super, super easy, and nobody ever steps back and goes, okay, well, what is the actual reality of this?
01:31:16.000However, parents have legal control over people under a certain age.
01:31:24.000Certainly it's not slavery, but they can tell the kids you're going to military school, they can tell the kid you gotta mow the lawn, and the parents have a right to tell the kid where they live what they do until they're of the age of majority.
01:31:36.000And so I was thinking about that because it's interesting.
01:31:38.000With abortion, There's also a problem, and it's when the life becomes viable.
01:31:43.000When a child becomes an adult, they are a legal entity unto themselves, and they are immediately severed and free to live their lives as they see fit.
01:31:50.000Children that want to do that earlier can file for emancipation.
01:31:54.000they can be emancipated. Yeah. Funny choice of words, right?
01:31:57.000I think it's interesting that there is an age restriction on when someone can actually
01:32:01.000dictate your life to a certain degree, they can't beat you and things like that. And then there's
01:32:06.000abortion where I'm actually more of the traditional pro choice where it's like, pre viability, I
01:32:12.000totally understand what the Roe decision was trying to say, in terms of the privacy of the
01:32:17.000individual, but also, you know, where the government can step in for medical procedures.
01:32:23.000The problem I have with it is it's all elective abortion, like 93%.
01:32:26.000It's all, it's just using it as contraception and just, I don't know, debauchery and things like that.
01:32:34.000But I still fall on a more libertarian side of like, I don't know how the government should be stepping in, but you get to the point of viability.
01:32:53.000But I think a lot of times people, well, I think people don't think that, I don't think people think that that's what happens.
01:33:00.000At least in the conversations that I've had with people, and I think I have a mixed bag of friends, those that are for it and those that aren't, a lot of folks are like, but that doesn't ever happen.
01:33:11.000And I don't know enough about it to know whether it does or not.
01:33:13.000But you know, those are the people that are anti-abortion.
01:33:17.000Those are the videos that they show, right?
01:33:19.000The cartoon animation where you're going in with the forceps and you're literally ripping the child apart and pulling him out.
01:33:36.000Like no one told you that you had to have sex, right?
01:33:41.000And then there were all these other options that you could have done through it.
01:33:44.000So for me personally, if it was just my body and I was a woman, it's like, yo, like if I'm going to have a kid, then I'm going to have it.
01:33:52.000Where my issue comes in is with hypocrisy.
01:33:55.000As a man, I got no say in nothing, but I'm absolutely on the hook for any of the financial responsibility.
01:34:03.000You talking about it from a standpoint of the child's viable.
01:34:07.000The man has no say in it at all, period.
01:34:08.000Like, I can't say I want to have a child, right?
01:34:12.000Somehow I'm involved in this process, but somehow I'm absolutely not in control of this process at all, but I'm 100% responsible for the outcome of the process is done.
01:34:21.000And people will always use like deadbeat dads.
01:34:23.000I'm like, that's, that's the same thing like gun laws.
01:34:26.000Like there's laws for you to not buy guns illegally.
01:34:28.000People do it like, but at the end of the day, if you go to court, like I got a buddy in Texas and Texas will literally not give you, will not give you 50 50 split.
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01:35:28.000It's still gonna be, there's still gonna be real behind-the-scenes elements to the show, but we're expanding the comedy and the humor because we wanted to do a comedy and humor show.
01:35:36.000And I gotta be completely honest, the vlog just was not really working.
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01:39:22.000I was like thinking we were going to do this show with 10 minute YouTube videos, and then they were like, actually we made hour long episodes.
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01:39:57.000But you don't need that many people to subscribe to the show.
01:40:02.000And so that's what I'm thinking with TimCast.com.
01:40:03.000We have to stop trying to play this business where it's like, imagine I started a bakery and I gave away all the cakes for free, but I just crossed my fingers that somebody would buy the rights to put their name on the cake.
01:40:14.000And then it's like, well, it cost me a million dollars to make the cakes, but I made a million and thousand because someone paid for the rights to have their name on the cakes.
01:40:20.000It's like a ridiculous business model, to be honest.
01:40:56.000He bravely fights for re-election, and two to three months before election, he sadly is removed and replaced by not Kamala, and they push sympathy vote.
01:41:56.000If Ian believes abortion is not murder in Colorado, then did the Nazis murder six million people?
01:42:01.000The Nazis didn't think it was murder, and the principle of the argument is the same.
01:42:05.000That's a good question, because they did not consider it murder.
01:42:07.000So to a Nazi, the answer would be no, but to the outside person looking at it, well, technically it's still no.
01:42:13.000You can argue that it ethically should be treated like murder, and then after the fact, they're like, hey, now that we're in charge, it was murder.
01:42:22.000This is where I think viability plays the biggest role.
01:42:25.000If the baby can survive, there's no reason to kill it.
01:42:26.000by the way all those abortions last year they were murders and now you're all
01:42:29.000going to jail we gotta be careful we gotta be careful that we don't I mean
01:42:32.000persecute our own citizens for this is where I think the viability plays the
01:42:37.000biggest role if the baby can survive there's no reason to kill it if the baby
01:42:40.000is able to live there's no reason to kill it so you hear these stories from
01:42:44.000women where they're like the baby was you know unable to survive on its own
01:42:48.000but it was alive so they wouldn't remove it And it's like, I think there's a circumstance where if there is a baby that has no heart or something, that's not viable.
01:42:59.000Like that baby is not going to be born and live.
01:43:01.000Then I think, I feel like these are fake arguments meant to find an extreme to justify terminating healthy babies.
01:43:08.000Sometimes I wonder what would happen if you told women like if you carry the pregnancy that you like if you don't want to be a mom but you're pregnant and you carry the pregnancy to viability we'll pay for an abortion you don't have to go through natural childbirth because I think people who don't want to take responsibility also don't want to have to go through labor like you mentioned that you have two daughters I don't have any kids but like That seems very painful.
01:43:31.000And I assume that if you already don't want to raise a kid, you don't want to have to produce one either.
01:43:35.000It's still a major surgery, but if you told them, look, you could just skip birth, like enough of them would opt into doing it.
01:46:30.000It's a, it's a, it's a near, uh, outright total ban.
01:46:33.000It would ban, like, the majority of wooden stock hunting rifles.
01:46:37.000Like, and I say that somewhat facetiously, like, the left is always like, you don't need a weapon of war, and they show, like, a Ruger 10-22 with a pistol grip, and they're like, you need a hunting rifle, and they show a Ruger 10-22 with a rifle grip, and I'm like, you have no idea what you're talking about.
01:46:49.000But, if the magazine is over 10 rounds, and it has, like, a foregrip or a telescoping stock, it's an assault weapon.
01:49:39.000I just think... I love when people complain about it's the old white men that ruin everything and then you literally elected the oldest white man in country's history.
01:49:47.000Cheese Loaf says... Oh, just to clarify on your statement about soldiers not taking the shot, it comes from a book, S.L.A.
01:49:53.000Marshall's controversial book, Men Against Fire, The Problem of Battle Command.
01:50:21.000But the, uh, the idea is to do, you know, it's like, The start of gun control, what we're currently seeing with gun control, is it working, is it failing?
01:50:33.000And then the end is like potential real solutions to the problem.
01:50:37.000I think everybody agrees gun violence is bad.
01:50:40.000You don't want people going around shooting each other.
01:50:42.000So it'd be interesting to hear from experts, you know, what is your solution then if not gun control?
01:50:46.000And then we would actually try and, you know, address that stuff.
01:54:40.000Kevin Brady says, former Tulsi donor here, but I've gone libertarian.
01:54:44.000Does it not weird anyone else, uh, weird out anyone else that Tulsi has essentially flipped in many aspects and is also on the World Economic Forum website?
01:54:53.000My understanding of the World Economic Forum website, which includes her and Crenshaw, is that it's an editorial they have nothing to do with.
01:55:00.000If you're just, like, minding your own business, and then, like, Media Matters writes a big story about how you're the best, and how you're one of their thought leaders, and you're like, I do not work for these people.
01:55:33.000And then we'll, like, I'll send him a present, but I won't tell him who it's from, and then he'll show it on stream, and then we'll include that.
01:55:39.000Can we send him, like, a plaque being like, you're an official Timcast Thought Leader?
01:55:44.000It's like the World Economic Forum framing people, almost.
01:55:47.000Gotta be honest, though, I'm not a big fan of Dan Crenshaw, so.
01:55:49.000We've invited him on the show several times, he's agreed, and then cancelled, and then agreed, and then cancelled again.
01:55:55.000Don't think he really wants to come on.
01:55:56.000There's a big ant running around over there, what's he doing?
01:55:58.000He's going for those jagged, unsweetened sour patches.
01:56:20.000KSums8404 says, I start to enjoy Ian when I see him cry on the show when he starts to believe there is a god, but then last night's Members Only gets me annoyed with him.
01:56:30.000I wanted to read that because I do want to mention that you are, like, getting very emotional over your godly revelation.
01:56:51.000He opened the floodgates so that I can express myself.
01:56:55.000It was that line he made about forcing women to carry babies for incels, I think.
01:56:59.000You know, that really... I'm just kidding, he never said that.
01:57:01.000They claimed he did, it was funny, because he talked about enforced monogamy, which is a phrase that references cultural monogamy, like people choosing to get married.
01:57:10.000And then they made it seem like he was arguing that Women should be held at gunpoint like a handmaid's tale or something.
01:57:16.000I don't know, but you know, if you don't know what you're talking about, you should probably Google it.
01:57:22.000Andy Welsh says, regarding Hunter filming his escapades, Conjure is one of my favorite lines from the big short.
01:57:28.000They're not confessing, they're bragging.
01:57:34.000Mad Mallard says, please look into former Chinese generals buying tens of thousands of acres of property near sensitive military and commercial sites in the middle of the country, particularly next to Fort Hood and Fort Still.
01:58:01.000Many countries actually have paid citizenship, though.
01:58:04.000Like, you can go to a country and be like, I'd like to get a residency visa, a work visa, or citizenship, and they'll be like, put $500,000 in a bank account, we'll give you a passport.
01:58:20.000Some countries won't let you be citizens of other places.
01:58:24.000Like, I have three citizenships, but Because my parents immigrated and applied out, like some countries have language requirements, you have to be born on soil, you have to have a certain amount of literal residency.
01:58:36.000When my brother enlisted in the Marine Corps, he was an intelligence officer and to get his clearance he had to renounce his citizenships other than his American citizenship.
01:58:45.000So there are some countries that will let you have it and some that won't.
01:58:48.000I know people who are American citizens and Iranian citizens, but neither recognize the other.
02:00:26.000I didn't get COVID for two years and I finally got it, right?
02:00:30.000And I knew all these people had it and nobody was talking about it, like, at all.
02:00:35.000But then when everybody was talking about it, I never knew.
02:00:36.000I knew, I'm not saying COVID wasn't real, I believe it was real, but at the same time, it was like, I know more people now with nobody saying anything about it, with it, than back when it was like, the hype.
02:00:43.000Well, it's because the media is full of it.
02:01:24.000Yeah, that's my favorite one plus with the fender amp.
02:01:26.000It's a it sounds so good we uh We're going over like this the latest song that Carter put together and I just think it's like I cannot believe how good Carter is I feel like I used to walk into a studio he like He's kind of separate from everyone because his studio's off to the side and you go in to be like, hey buddy, how are you doing?
02:01:59.000It's this incredibly well edited, hilarious video, like two minutes.
02:02:04.000Like if you want the benchmark for how to get hired by a company like Timcast, you've got to look at Carter Bank's application video on YouTube.
02:02:10.000And then, uh, I wrote the song on acoustic guitar, he heard it, and he transformed it, and it's just like, I can't believe how good it is.
02:02:17.000So anyway, my friends, that will be coming out, I think the album's gonna be out like August 21st or something like that, so we'll see.
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