On this episode of the podcast, we talk about the latest in the war on guns, including Canada's new ban on handguns, Joe Biden's call for a ban on assault weapons, and a child who dances on stage for money from the audience.
00:00:41.000this video is going viral and it shows Justin Trudeau announced a new
00:01:06.000legislation in Canada that will freeze importing buying or selling handguns
00:01:11.000effectively banning them but all but banning them Oh, if you have one, fine, but you can't get a new one, you can't bring a new one in, you can't make it, you can't sell it, you can't buy it.
00:01:25.000But the conversation is certainly happening here in the U.S., where we've got people, outright, prominent liberal personalities saying, ban all guns.
00:01:33.000And then other liberals are saying, like, nobody wants to ban all the guns.
00:01:36.000And I'm like, did you listen to what they just said?
00:01:38.000Joe Biden came out and said no one should have a nine millimeter.
00:01:41.000If you're not familiar with what that is, it's like a Glock.
00:02:24.000And I think we're gonna have to talk about a couple things.
00:02:26.000We got Paramount Plus sponsoring a drag event where a child is dancing on stage for money from the audience.
00:02:32.000And then we've got the Ethan Klein story where last week he called for a terror attack against the NRA convention before quickly walking it back and telling people not to do it.
00:02:43.000He then went on to tell people to commit other acts of violence.
00:02:47.000And then had to walk that back, and I don't even know what we're allowed to explain because YouTube might, like, explaining what he said to do, I don't know if we can do that.
00:02:56.000So we'll talk about all that, and I just want to shout out Matt Walsh, because I watched, I got an advanced screener of What Is A Woman.
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00:08:55.000But it's still nothing new under the sun.
00:08:57.000I mean, we've seen this from other regimes, and it is...
00:09:01.000Fascism, when the government wants to take control of the firearms and take them away from the people.
00:09:05.000And what I find hypocritical is people who were cheering, you know, the Ukrainians all arming themselves and just saying this is a great thing.
00:09:12.000You know, good for them for arming themselves.
00:09:23.000I mean, isn't Ukraine the exact reason why some people here say we should not be disarmed?
00:09:29.000The very thing that's happened to the Ukrainians, it could be argued, which is they taught right before the invasion of Russia, they were actually training the local citizens and how to use their weapons in combat that they already had.
00:09:42.000It almost makes the case for the opposite of what they're arguing now.
00:10:28.000And then, when danger comes a knockin', you ain't got no one to count on.
00:10:31.000So we saw- here's the fascinating thing about all of the gun control stuff, is that there are people currently arguing for gun control when we just saw the police in the Yuvaldi incident not go in, but use their authority to stop the parents from going in who were armed.
00:10:46.000Which is what gun control is, by the way.
00:10:48.000Allowing the criminals to have guns, but preventing people who want to protect themselves and their families from having guns.
00:10:54.000And so, another take I saw from a number of lefties was, this proves that the AR-15 is too dangerous because he had one and so the police were too afraid to stop him.
00:11:03.000Firstly, many of those officers had ARs.
00:11:06.000But secondly, if the AR-15 is too dangerous and terrifying for a police officer to go up against, who's going to confiscate them?
00:12:33.000And no matter how many times we scream that you're ignorant of the laws, they don't pay attention.
00:12:37.000So let them ban the ridiculous nonsense and lose.
00:12:39.000So here's what's sick about it also, when you're talking about the Soros-funded prosecutors who are going and picking and choosing which laws they want to enforce.
00:12:48.000So, you know, in Los Angeles or New York or St.
00:12:52.000Louis, you could theoretically have, you know, one of their prosecutors choose to enforce these gun laws, but then let, you know, a rapist walk free because we need restorative justice.
00:13:05.000And that's disgusting, throwing the book at things that, you know, whatever political Marxist agenda you have.
00:13:13.000And then let's talk about what really happens behind the scenes, because I'm really big on the notion that I've had so many Democrats and Republicans confess that what they do on Capitol Hill, they often agree on behind the scenes, but just not in front of everybody.
00:13:25.000And when I broke the Fast and Furious scandal about the government, in essence, gun running drugs, guns to Mexico illegally went before they admitted they were doing that.
00:13:34.000Initially at CBS, it was a Democrat leader of a committee on the Senate side that contacted me that wanted to follow up on that story, as sometimes they do when they sense there's a big story coming.
00:13:46.000And Republicans also called me, and I shared public information that I had on the story, happy to make the story get more information.
00:13:53.000They can issue subpoenas and interview people that I can't get on camera.
00:13:59.000But the Democrats quickly bowed out and it was clear it confused me at the time but in retrospect a decision had been made and a staffer actually told me a Democrat staffer in the Senate that this was not a good issue for them because they couldn't figure out how it played with the gun control crowd and the gun control issue and that they had a lot of constituents that support guns and they and I said aren't some issues just this to me wasn't a gun control issue this was the government corruption and all kinds of stuff I said aren't some issues bigger than that debate But it was also covering for Obama, too.
00:14:31.000Well, the staffer's answer was, you'd like to think so, when I said, aren't some issues bigger than that than politics?
00:14:39.000So break down the Fast and the Furious scandal for those that aren't familiar.
00:14:43.000Well, this was the government got caught through a whistleblower with ATF.
00:14:47.000I think it was unprecedented that a sitting federal agent came forward and spoke to me on camera about it.
00:14:53.000They had been knowingly selling guns, putting them in the hands of the Mexican drug cartels.
00:14:59.000And it was misreported and is still frequently misreported today that there was sort of a sting operation, that they were trying to track the guns to the bad cartel guys and lost track of them.
00:15:10.000They didn't attempt to track most of the guns.
00:15:13.000And they were, in essence, arming the Sinaloa cartel down in Mexico, which isn't really a stretch of the imagination looking back, that we often take sides when there are warring factions in countries.
00:15:24.000And we were choosing the Sinaloa cartel, apparently, over the Zeta cartel, which were affiliated with terrorists and we perceived as worse.
00:15:31.000But regardless, the government was using this issue of guns showing up in Mexico Not telling anybody we were moving them there and saying, look, we need gun control here in the United States because we're selling guns and they're ending up in Mexico, knowing all along that they were putting them there.
00:15:49.000And, you know, a lot of those guns killed a lot of people, including a border patrol agent.
00:15:53.000That's why an agent stepped forward because he had said, and some of the gun shops that knew this was happening, that ATF was allowing it to happen, were saying, This is going to come back and shoot a federal agent.
00:16:05.000Someone's going to get killed with one of these guns and quite a few people got killed with those guns.
00:16:09.000So to recap, they would rather arm Mexican cartels who will kill US ATF agents while take away the guns of law-abiding Americans.
00:16:58.000And Grassley's office at the time would not cooperate with me for various reasons.
00:17:02.000And I identified the whistleblower, his girlfriend at the time.
00:17:06.000She called me, because I did sort of a generic story with what I knew, because that will stir the pot and bring out other sources sometimes.
00:17:13.000She called me out of the blue, and I wrote down the number it came in on at CBS.
00:17:17.000And she said, my boyfriend is a source on this, and he may want to talk to you, but not today.
00:17:25.000She said he might call in the next day or two.
00:17:27.000And I had written down the number, and I called back two days later when I really needed that next story and knew there was something serious going on.
00:18:33.000So when I hear the Fast and Furious tips, I start going about trying to disprove the story and when I can't, then I start seeing if I can prove it.
00:18:41.000But you do have to believe My funny story is my husband's former law enforcement.
00:18:47.000He's a lawyer and I would come home and tell him about a tip I got or a story I'm working on over the years and he would always go, that's just crazy!
00:18:56.000And he said that about Fast and Furious and I said, You know, we always say that, and then sometimes they are.
00:19:02.000Well, what I think is also very upsetting is the weapons flowing from the other direction.
00:19:07.000So a lot of the illegal firearms coming up from Mexico, but because the left doesn't want to shut down our border, those are coming and circulating in our inner cities.
00:19:15.000Especially, you know, for white liberals who say they care about our inner cities and, you know, violence for black Americans in predominantly minority neighborhoods.
00:19:25.000But they will not close down the border.
00:19:27.000And to me, that's white supremacy, right?
00:19:37.000I don't think it should be shocking to anybody that the people who advocate for slowing population growth are in favor of things that inhibit population growth.
00:19:48.000They're in favor of children being sterilized, they're in favor of abortion, and they're in favor of destroying economies which stagnate growth.
00:19:55.000Well, as you know, again, as a journalist, you like to poo poo stuff and me in the early part of my career in particular, and then so many of the things turn out to be true.
00:20:04.000And I think of the something somebody tweeted not long ago that became my favorite tweet, which said, I have to find some new conspiracy theories.
00:20:19.000The lab leak hypothesis is one I bring up pretty frequently, but it's also insane that it was so straightforward and clear as an explanation that it leaked from a laboratory because the disease was first discovered near that laboratory, near a virology institute.
00:20:46.000He said, Other than using firearms for sport shooting and for hunting, there is no reason anyone in Canada should need guns in their everyday lives.
00:21:21.000We'll see if this even makes it through because it is just a bill.
00:21:24.000Also, I thought his country was just taken over by a bunch of supposedly fascist truckers who were honking their horns in the name of white supremacy or something, and he's like, there's no reason anyone would need to protect themselves in this country.
00:21:38.000Now, obviously, it's because he knows that the truckers were not actually dangerous with respect to the physical health and safety of his citizens, the way they wanted to make it sound.
00:21:46.000They were just dangerous to the social order he was seeking to establish.
00:21:55.000He's particularly prominent, and he recently called for a terror attack against the NRA, and it's funny.
00:22:02.000Ethan Klein has been calling for, you know, gun restrictions, gun control, but he's just, on his own podcast, exemplified exactly why people probably need guns for self-defense.
00:22:14.000On his show last week, YouTuber Ethan Klein calls for bombing of NRA conference.
00:22:20.000Klein prefaced his calls for violence by promoting sales of his new shirts, which read, end gun violence.
00:23:29.000He's been suspended from YouTube for a week.
00:23:32.000And his immediate reaction was to say, you know, he doesn't believe in violence, but Republicans are the party of dead children, and that now they're harassing them and sending them death threats, and they're anti-Semites.
00:23:40.000So, it's- it's mind-numbing, you know, that this is the- the current state of politics.
00:23:46.000I genuinely- I- I- Seriously, I- I wonder why it is people would be entertained or, like, that- they would like that idea.
00:23:53.000Yeah, I- I don't know who would watch a show like that and be like, yes, that's a- that's a good thing and I will defend that.
00:24:27.000People like this can make threats towards anyone whose political views are unpopular and that's considered completely socially acceptable, which is kind of one of the reasons you need to arm yourself.
00:24:35.000Well, right, so my response now is if anyone ever says, why would anyone in this country need a gun, I would say, because a popular liberal YouTuber called for a terror attack on a convention, because a guy who worked for Disney called for throwing children into a wood chipper, Because a comedian who does CNN's New Year's showed herself a mock holding up the severed head of the president.
00:24:57.000You know, I can go on, but as long as they want to say stuff like that, I'm going to exercise my right to keep them in their arms.
00:25:09.000We've gotten swatted eight or so times.
00:25:12.000We've had the bomb squad come out here.
00:25:15.000These people are not doing themselves any justice by saying there's no reason to have guns when they are, you know, advocating for or calling for violence.
00:25:22.000And then you see the George Floyd riots.
00:25:24.000And then as I'll say that, I'll be like, well, why would people need guns?
00:25:28.000Because in 2020, we saw the worst race riots we've seen in the past 50 years with over $2 billion in tract damage.
00:25:36.000Probably more damage than that, but the insurance companies only paid up to that much.
00:25:40.000You saw around 26 to 30 or so dead people from those riots.
00:25:44.000I kind of think the left is They've absolutely done everything in their power to make sure we truly understand why we need guns.
00:25:51.000Well, yeah, they call for insurrection and threaten to riot every single time something doesn't go their way.
00:25:56.000But we remember what happened also during the riots.
00:25:59.000When the police were called, they wouldn't go into some areas.
00:26:16.000And then you have David Dorn, who was murdered trying to protect, you know, he was an off or retired cop and tried to protect his friend's pawn shop during those riots.
00:27:22.000For me, it's kind of the other direction.
00:27:24.000I started with political activism, working at nonprofits, and then moved into media.
00:27:29.000So I think for me, it's like, I come from a place where I've lived it, I've experienced it, I've been reading about it, I've been actually advocating for policy back, you know, when I used to do the non-profit stuff, and now here I'm in media talking about all this, and there's a large conversation.
00:27:43.000Ethan Klein's podcast has comparable viewership to our podcast.
00:27:46.000And so he's got millions of followers who watch this, but they're getting a pop culture perspective on political
00:27:51.000issues with limited knowledge and very short relative knowledge.
00:27:56.000So, you know, we've had some of these leftists on the show.
00:27:59.000They're like, I was too young during Joe Biden. I don't remember Obama. I was 12.
00:28:03.000You know, it's like 22 now. I have no idea what happened.
00:28:06.000And so, you know, for many of us, especially the people who watched in the key demo, we remember what it was like under
00:28:25.000So you'll get someone like Ethan Klein, I think he's like a year older than me.
00:28:28.000Doing a show where all of a sudden he's in politics, it would be akin to me one day saying, we're a football podcast now, because people like football and we're going to talk about football.
00:28:36.000Yeah, we'd retain viewership, we'd slowly start building up that audience, but I have no idea anything about football.
00:28:41.000Well, it's scary to realize, as I do, I'm probably the oldest person in this room, that there are people that don't remember 10 years ago.
00:28:49.000If people started watching the news, and there's obviously a whole generation of kids, That wasn't watching news until 2016 and post, which is, I think, when there was one of the biggest, fastest transformations of what we see as news with all the fake fact checks and so on and the bias.
00:29:20.000And just when you look at how bold they're getting and how just emboldened people who are on the side of the establishment feel to, you know, spew this kind of violent rhetoric, could you even imagine a mainstream celebrity or YouTube celebrity who just began to comment on political issues from a conservative perspective said that people should bomb some left-wing organization, said that they should do that, like the ACLU or a Planned Parenthood conference or something Like that.
00:29:47.000I mean, first of all, it would be a story everyone was talking about, but it would also be used as an excuse to censor every single other conservative in the sphere.
00:29:56.000Because they would say, well, this one guy was a radical lunatic, and so that means we need to censor everyone else who's ever associated with them or is near them, because we're just gonna get more of this unless we really stomp down on it quickly.
00:30:09.000He can say something as horrific as this, which is literally a direct incitement to terrorism, and it's totally acceptable.
00:30:17.000He goes, I'm sorry, I'm sorry guys, and then it just goes away?
00:30:20.000I don't think he said he was sorry at all, actually.
00:30:56.000But you know a crazy would hear that and take it a step too far.
00:31:00.000So, I mean, it's incitement, but it's just... If anyone on the right or anyone anti-establishment said that, their channel would be removed immediately.
00:32:25.000And they're like, oh well, we can't ban it.
00:32:26.000When the news cycle changes to being outraged about, like, a phony insurrection, they're gonna get up on their high horse about how insurrection is horrible, even though they're constantly calling for violence.
00:32:37.000There was that mom that spoke at one of the school board meetings where the parents have been around the country kind of irate about all the things going on.
00:34:05.000I think the response from the DA would be, so you confess.
00:34:08.000Well yeah, and also, as if some maniac in his fanbase who would commit an act of violence is gonna go, oh, he said he got too passionate, I'm not gonna do it now.
00:35:43.000Do you think the suspension, sort of going off a little turn here, that you didn't expect on YouTube, does that have anything to do with the Elon effect?
00:35:52.000Are there token steps being made in some instances now because everybody recognizes that when things aren't fair and they're very one-sided, someone like Elon could come in and do something?
00:37:33.000Well, I think what you said, just going back a little bit, what you said about him switching from being entertainment into something he should not be dabbling in.
00:37:44.000I think that that is also just kind of generally a broader cultural problem we have with, I mean, just our education system.
00:37:50.000Because, you know, the university system and now the K-12, it's like, in their view, they're doing the rules for radicals.
00:37:58.000So for them, you know, using this type of aggression or using language that is incitement, for them that is actually normalized.
00:38:07.000And the culture is such that when a conservative doesn't even get remotely close to that, they can't handle it because everything, the default setting is to be so hard left because of our education system and culture and Hollywood and media.
00:38:23.000So that, it's just a, it's all, it's like the soup.
00:38:29.000It's, it's, that's what we, that's what we soak in.
00:38:31.000Carrie, you reminded me that a few years ago I thought it was a joke.
00:38:35.000A lot of these things that I hear and I think is a joke and it becomes true.
00:38:39.000One of them was there were college campus authorities as well as students who are saying that if you
00:38:46.000say certain things to people it's akin to violence.
00:38:50.000And there was actually a case where a teacher at a California college went to court and argued that these anti-abortion
00:38:57.000signs that kids are holding up on campus were akin to violence against her.
00:39:01.000She lost the case, but I thought the claim was sort of a joke.
00:39:04.000So at the same time, some people on that side are claiming mere language or mere signs, you know, protected free speech and language is akin to violence.
00:39:15.000By the same token, when that is committed by somebody on that side, it is then viewed quite differently.
00:39:55.000But in terms of like the erosion of norms of just how things that happen in the 60s in terms of normalizing the breakdown of the family, normalizing the the hatred of men and, you know, toxic masculinity and weaponizing race like that.
00:40:12.000That really, I think, had the genesis most powerfully in the 60s.
00:40:24.000One thing you don't hear, and some years ago I tried to look into this, didn't get very far, but it used to be as soon as there was a mass shooting, there was a rational discussion or a reasonable question that was asked as to what medicine the kids were on because some of these antidepressants and antipsychotic medicines can exacerbate the feelings of violence in some.
00:40:46.000Sometimes, as it says on the warning label, people become more suicidal and more violent.
00:40:51.000All of a sudden, I would say around the 2005 time period, coinciding with the pharmaceutical industry getting greater control, in my view, over the media and practically everything else, that question's no longer asked.
00:41:02.000And it used to be, again, that's the natural thing you would ask.
00:41:05.000Not that that's the only thing to blame, but you certainly want to know.
00:41:14.000Just like, that's not a question anymore.
00:41:17.000Yeah, or did he have a father in the home?
00:41:19.000Well, that too, but I would bet money that these things are, you know, I would bet money that, I'd be willing to bet money the kid has been on medication.
00:42:00.000When Stephen Crowder wanted to have a conversation with Ethan Klein, Ethan brought in Sam Seder instead, ambushing Crowder, who was like, OK, whatever, fine, bye.
00:42:09.000Ethan Klein says he doesn't know anything about politics.
00:42:13.000But there's something that's fascinating that's happened as politics has become pop culture.
00:42:18.000I think the establishment class, the Uniparty, the Democrats, Pelosi type, they were so desperate to defeat Donald Trump they did everything in their power to make politics pop culture and now they will regret it.
00:42:33.000You do not want people who have no idea what they're talking about to be violently angry over these things.
00:42:39.000It's like all that energy you see when there's a baseball game lost or won, people riot throughout the city or whatever.
00:42:59.000And then I'm like, okay, I want the people who care about this stuff and want to help make the world a better place care about it.
00:43:05.000I do wish everybody really did care about it in the sense that they would read and understand it.
00:43:10.000What we got now is people like Ethan Klein, who has no idea what he's talking about, calls for gun control and violence against people who have guns, and it's kind of like you're advocating for guns?
00:43:23.000You're giving people the reason to need them, but he doesn't care.
00:43:26.000I don't, I, you know, when I think about this idea of the grifter in the political space, they say, like, so-and-so is a grifter or whatever.
00:43:32.000It's like, let me, let me tell you, if someone is, is career-wise, like, their whole life was politics, journalism, and news, and they talk about those issues, I probably wouldn't call him a grifter unless they did specific things, like Ethan Klein being a comedy podcast jumping into politics.
00:43:49.000I'm like, yo, that is definition grifting.
00:43:52.000He was like, hey, this edgy comedy is no longer good.
00:44:12.000You know, that kind of thinking, that kind of behavior, it's a problem of just the total value of virtue, a breakdown of the family, but also, I don't know his specific case, but you look at the way the media sort of instructs people to behave, and you also look at the way the educational system here, and I have no idea where he was educated, but speaking more broadly about our culture as a whole, I believe it was Thomas Sowell who made the observation that kids in school are taught it's very important to care about making a difference, They're not really taught that it's very important to know all that much about the thing you're trying to make a difference within.
00:44:46.000And it's very interesting that that's sort of our cultural ethos.
00:45:14.000But then, outside of that, when people go out into the world and they say they want to be an activist, I think there's a fantastic example of this in Matt Walsh's film, I haven't seen it yet, but even just in the preview, where he asks these women at a women's march, what is a woman?
00:46:10.000I think most people who've watched the show have probably heard me make this point, but again, some people are like, I've heard this before, Tim.
00:46:31.000Like, I can't imagine growing up someone accidentally calling for a terror attack against a former, an event with the former president speaking at.
00:47:05.000No, he actually escalated the rhetoric against Republicans.
00:47:09.000If that's the direction things are going, you take a look at how the parallel economies have emerged.
00:47:14.000There's something that I warned about several years ago.
00:47:15.000In 2018, I said, if we keep seeing censorship, I talked about this with Jack Dorsey, you will force people to create a parallel economy if they are to function.
00:47:27.000Banning people and taking away their livelihood will not stop them from living.
00:47:32.000It will force them to find alternate means of trade.
00:47:36.000Eventually, you will see a larger and larger parallel economy separate from yours.
00:47:40.000Once that happens, people will have no reason whatsoever to accommodate the other.
00:48:37.000Slavic people are considered people of color by the Coalition of Communities of Color.
00:48:41.000The point is, though, when you get to a point where a platform says, it's okay to target this group of people, but not this one, Because they don't care to lose.
00:48:48.000We're not gonna make any money from that group anyway, and we don't want to lose money if we ban these people.
00:48:53.000You're gonna get people being raised in two different ecosystems, two different economies.
00:48:58.000One kid's gonna grow up and be like, those people are crazy bad people.
00:49:01.000That's what my parents said, and it's true.
00:49:03.000And then, within a generation or two, people fight.
00:49:08.000We've all probably talked to young people, maybe not so young people, where something that's all the rage and discussion on one side of the spectrum, they haven't even heard anything about.
00:49:20.000You don't even know about that video, or you don't even know about something that is so big on the other, maybe parallel.
00:49:27.000I feel like, though, that it's more on the other direction.
00:49:29.000Like, I feel like, like when Trump won, like, like just the conservative ecosystem, like I was at an event with Jack Dorsey.
00:49:37.000He did not know who William F. Buckley was, you know, a billionaire founder.
00:49:42.000It's like how like the familiarity with like the intellectual underpinnings of conservatism, they would have no clue.
00:49:49.000But I think most of us here at the table are just people watching the show.
00:49:53.000I could very well, you know, explain who the leftist, you know, leaders and publications and so that level of ignorance, I think it's very self-secluding by the left.
00:50:03.000So I think that's part of why they had such a rude awakening with Trump.
00:50:23.000We have this from the Post Millennial.
00:50:25.000Paramount Plus sponsors drag event where a child dances on stage for money.
00:50:31.000Ladies and gentlemen, just pull up the Wikipedia entry for stripper.
00:50:37.000And I can't do it here because it does have nude women in the Wikipedia, but what you need to understand is that stripping does not mean being nude.
00:50:51.000The Wikipedia entry actually shows, it says bikini and go-go dancing, and it says the women have to be fully clothed, they have to cover their tops and bottoms, They dance on stage and people give them money.
00:51:02.000At this event, it was a RuPaul's DragCon.
00:51:21.000The kid then gets, they normalize the behavior of dancing on stage for money from the audience.
00:51:27.000The way grooming would work, I'm not saying they will do to this kid, but the way it would work is that after you do this, When the kid gets a little older, you then say, hey, it's going to be a swimsuit show.
00:52:48.000Like, let's expose children to this because we care so much that it has to be forced onto young ones, and then when you point out that there's something wrong with that, you're the one putting inordinate attention on it.
00:53:01.000There's, uh, you know, when I was covering this in my TimCast channel segment, there was a photo of Drag Queen Story Hour where there's these liberal parents smiling and laughing as they put their kids in front of this.
00:53:17.000I think it says something about where the parents are coming from, of course.
00:53:21.000And I hope this was a parody account, but it reminds me of on Twitter a couple of years ago, there was a woman, didn't say it was a parody account, who was complaining at being attacked because she had in her bio that she was transgendering her twin toddlers.
00:53:41.000I think it's a big reason why in Virginia, where I live, that's why we had Glenn Youngkin win.
00:53:49.000I was a volunteer on his campaign and a lot of it had to do with the schools and what was being taught in schools and a lot of this gender ideology which Should not be taught in schools.
00:53:59.000It should be something if you as a parent, you have the right to teach your children your values.
00:54:05.000And Terry McAuliffe, the Democrat opponent, said no, that they shouldn't be telling teachers what to think.
00:54:11.000So I think I mean, having worked on the campaign, I was there on election night.
00:54:15.000It gave me a lot of hope that there are a lot of parents who are pushing back on this.
00:54:30.000The Christian schools have some of the same accreditation facilities that require them to do the things you'd be surprised that the public schools have to do.
00:54:38.000But there is a trend, as you guys know, and I did a story on this in full measure recently, Not just homeschooling, but there's pods now, there's groups, there's organizations in the neighborhood where they're getting actual more formal group education just outside the public school system.
00:54:55.000People are just deciding they don't agree with it, and if you keep going too radical in the school system, a parallel system is going to develop.
00:55:05.000It's interesting because with the entire public school structure, which, you know, has been imitated by a lot of these private schools as well, the way the system has been set up, we take it for granted.
00:55:15.000But it really is very bizarre that the status quo is such that parents send their children To go off with complete strangers for basically the entire day for basically their entire childhood.
00:55:30.000And to learn not just stuff we consider traditional education but all of their social values and their moral values and all the extra stuff that as a parent you kind of want to do yourself usually.
00:55:41.000Yeah, well I think unfortunately a lot of parents don't.
00:55:43.000I think unfortunately a lot of parents don't want to do it themselves.
00:55:46.000It's very sad, but I think it happens a lot.
00:55:47.000They don't want to have uncomfortable conversations.
00:55:49.000There are people who will even say, sex ed needs to be taught in schools.
00:56:16.000I was like, well, because people were A, more closely connected to nature, B, people figure out how to do that on their own.
00:56:24.000The reason you have sex education, the reason adults need to talk to young people about that kind of thing is to tell them what not to do.
00:56:31.000You're getting older, and X, Y, and Z, and you should know that, yes, you should be married to someone before you do X, Y, and Z. This makes children.
00:57:11.000And that's something that we're only just now learning.
00:57:14.000But I do have to do a plug for the bill that we talked about a little bit earlier.
00:57:19.000And if you all watching can go to womensbillofrights.com.
00:57:23.000We are pushing back on this at the federal level and also at the state level, so we just introduced a week and a half ago a bill, the Women's Bill of Rights, and it says it's a resolution to codify that a woman is a woman and we define what a woman is through biological sex, that she has a uterus, that she has female reproductive organs, It's really pathetic that we have to spell this out, but we're doing it.
00:57:46.000And so we've had several members of Congress, including a Democrat, Katie Porter from Pennsylvania.
00:59:17.000Because it's not as if we discovered the XX and XY chromosomes and went, oh my gosh, there's two categories of people that we now know about.
00:59:30.000Humans didn't discover the X and Y chromosome until recently, but humans always knew there were two kinds of people.
00:59:39.000It wasn't created as a social construct for the purpose of, you know, oppressing people.
00:59:44.000This is something I assume since the beginning of time, although I wasn't there, that has been recognized and accepted, you know, without being controversial until really relatively recently.
00:59:55.000I wouldn't be surprised if we already are starting to see the argument where they say that the X and Y chromosomes aren't real and that they were created to reinforce the patriarchal gender binary.
01:00:41.000They call statements of fact about what a person's biology is violence.
01:00:46.000They don't call it terrorism to tell someone that they should bomb a public event that the former president of the United States is going to be at.
01:02:29.000People called transphobic, often what the person calling them that means is you don't like the idea of trans people, but they're not afraid of trans people.
01:02:48.000You made this point that it could just be a grunt.
01:02:49.000It's true that any word could be a grunt.
01:02:51.000We make noises, and those noises are understood to have certain meanings.
01:02:56.000But what a human is supposed to be able to do is abstract with those noises, understand what they mean, use them honestly.
01:03:02.000My point with the dog analogy is whenever humans fail to live up to their rational potential, they behave animalistically.
01:03:08.000You know, I think words Are oppressive.
01:03:13.000English is a colonial language, and if we want to truly speak in a way that is representative of all human cultures... Clicks and whistles.
01:04:20.000When journalists adopt these phrases of advocacy, I think they better know what they're, I think they probably shouldn't usually, because more thought should go into it.
01:04:28.000You can quote somebody, but you shouldn't be adopting it.
01:04:30.000And I looked up equity, and it's, as you guys probably know, but I think a lot of ordinary folks, we don't.
01:05:00.000Equity to me is the notion of you predefine people based on your understanding without knowing somebody of what their skill set is or what their abilities are and you tell them based on something like skin color that they can't do something as well as everybody else and they need help.
01:05:17.000I mean, that's how I describe equity, where there are other people who don't.
01:05:22.000To me, it's almost the opposite of what the goal is, because you're labeling a certain group of people based on nothing but... Well, if you look at the arguments they make, it's one group has privileges, and so they should be held back.
01:05:36.000Other groups have disadvantages, so they should be pushed forward.
01:05:39.000So equity is hobble those who are successful.
01:05:47.000But as a kid in America who in my generation we were all told whatever color we wore this was our thing as you can be anything and that's what we thought.
01:05:55.000I hear women today talking about You know, I want my daughter to know that, you know, women could even be doctors.
01:06:14.000Everything's the Handmaid's Tale, right?
01:06:16.000There was some comment that someone posted where this little black girl is in school and she's asked what she wants to be when she grows up or something.
01:07:07.000But to kids who it wouldn't have occurred to them because that wasn't the case and they're suddenly identified at a fairly early age now and told that you are different and you can't do things, you know, that Yeah, that's what our Winsome Sears, our lieutenant governor in Virginia, who was Yunkin's running mate, she said, that's what CRT does.
01:07:24.000It makes the light in the child's eyes, you know, if you tell, you know, and she's black herself, and she said, if you tell black children you can't succeed, you're inherently flawed, why would we even think they would try?
01:07:38.000Of course they're gonna fall, you know, into gangs and drugs because we keep telling them that they're victims and that they're hopeless.
01:07:45.000Well, you said it before, but is it surprising to anybody that the group of people advocating for less population are favoring policies that result in destroyed families, destroyed economies, sterilization of children, and outright abortion of children?
01:07:59.000The Planned Parenthood thing, I thought, was a conspiracy theory for years, you know, and now they're having to grapple with it.
01:08:17.000Margaret Sanger, you know, was part of wanting to apparently shape and annihilate the black population, and now Planned Parenthood is having to grapple with that, and on their website they address this.
01:08:29.000You know, the fact that that was the case, and how they feel about that now, and you know, it's a very tough thing for them.
01:08:35.000Oh, I read, it was a fact check, I think it was, ah, which one, one of those fact checkers, maybe it was the Washington Post fact checker.
01:08:42.000Yes, we were just talking, I was just going to bring that up.
01:08:44.000It was insane about the KKK rally, because someone said, oh, Margaret Singer spoke at KKK rallies.
01:08:50.000And so they did a fact check about whether that was true.
01:08:52.000And they said, no, actually, she only spoke at one event, one KKK event, and it was a women's KKK event.
01:09:54.000I suppose, you know, I think Michael's a very smart guy and I respect him a whole lot, but I don't understand how his point can be correct that she wasn't.
01:10:02.000Maybe I got something wrong in what he was saying.
01:10:05.000But they actually say she believed in an inherently racist and ableist ideology that labels certain people as unfit to have children.
01:10:25.000Everybody was racist back then to varying degrees, right?
01:10:28.000They were racist against Irish people, right?
01:10:30.000And what's so bizarre is that there's such a total disconnect between that fact and then the outcome of the disparity of the proportion of black children who are then killed.
01:10:40.000You know, I think the ratio is like four or five, uh, you know, five to one black to white babies, but, but yeah, black people are a much smaller percentage of the population.
01:10:56.000I was watching a video from, it was actually some critical race theorist guy who pointed this out.
01:11:02.000It was like a black identitarian guy saying, Margaret Sanger was racist, Planned Parenthood says she's racist, and they were explaining how if the black population wasn't getting aborted at the rate they were, they would be a substantially larger portion of the U.S.
01:11:20.000But you imagine, it's like five to one.
01:11:22.000Oh yeah, they were the second largest minority group ahead of Latinos, but because of abortion, black people are more likely to abort than Latinos.
01:11:30.000Now Latinos have surpassed black Americans as the second biggest group.
01:12:02.000Yeah, we had Daryl Davis on and he's gone relatively woke.
01:12:05.000He used to talk to members of the KKK and talk them out of that ideology.
01:12:08.000And he said that his mother knew even then, like a long time ago, she knew that they were like trying to use black people to, for example, we all know about, you know, the Tuskegee experiments and stuff like that.
01:12:19.000He said that they understood that Planned Parenthood was kind of a little bit of an extension of that.
01:12:24.000I don't mean to misquote him, but my understanding was that they knew that that's what Planned Parenthood was going for, which was like really eye-opening for me.
01:12:36.000No, but not only do they accept it, they promote it.
01:12:38.000Like they say, you know, these white supremacists who are pro-life, they want to hold back black women.
01:12:45.000You know, so it's a moral good for black women to want to abort their children.
01:12:51.000And good on Senator Tim Scott because he called out Janet Yellen.
01:12:54.000You know, Janet Yellen said, you know, if we had, you know, fewer abortions in the past, then that we would have had a much smaller GDP growth.
01:13:03.000So I just want to issue a clarification.
01:13:05.000you know, as the as the, you know, black son of a single mother.
01:13:10.000I am so glad that she did not share your view, basically.
01:13:13.000So I just want to issue a clarification.
01:13:15.000According to Planned Parenthood, they're not selling tissue.
01:13:29.000I also ask people to look up, because you can find not the story but the press announcement.
01:13:34.000ABC a couple of years ago with one of my former producers, Kim Skeen, and Chris Wallace, who
01:13:40.000worked at ABC at the time, because Kim turned me on to this, back when you could cover normal
01:13:46.000stories that people cared about in a normal way as a journalist without getting cancelled,
01:13:51.000they did a story on the sale of body parts, fetal body parts, and the market among the
01:13:57.000pharmaceutical industry and others for clinical study and all kinds of things.
01:14:02.000And again, that story is nowhere to be found on the Internet, but if you Google or DuckDuckGo, your choice, whatever, I mean, ABC's 2022 air report on fetal tissue trafficking, March 1st, 2000.
01:14:16.000Read about how much they were paying for, I think, a brain.
01:14:20.000There was literally a quote from one of the directors of Planned Parenthood saying she wanted to buy a new car.
01:14:30.000What I'm telling you is not long ago, ABC News and Chris Wallace were doing this kind of reporting when reporters were, you know, more open to doing neutral stories on important controversies.
01:14:42.000So the organization, I don't believe it was a man I'm blanking on named Veritas.
01:14:48.000It was the Center for Medical Progress.
01:14:49.000And what they did is after they filmed these employees of Planned Parenthood and representatives haggling over the price of fetal tissue, they edited it, yes, but they placed the full unedited footage on the internet for anyone to watch if they wanted to.
01:15:05.000Everything on the news is edited at some point if it's not just a full, raw, hour-long tape.
01:15:10.000Well, and the reason, if I understand properly, that David Daleiden actually got in trouble was just because of two-party consent laws with respect to filming people.
01:15:17.000It wasn't because he edited anything deceptively or dishonestly.
01:15:21.000I'm just saying, that was an argument that used to not be an argument, and I saw that raised when I was doing, at CBS, not about me, but when people wanted to make controversies, all of a sudden Opposing people politically would say, that tape was edited.
01:15:35.000I'm like, yeah, all of our tapes are edited.
01:16:18.000You say you're paying for time and transportation of the stuff and to have it preserved so that there's all kinds of ways to say you're not paying for the tissue, but in fact... Seamus, I'm gonna donate this Woktionary to you.
01:18:46.000At this point, it's like nails on a chalkboard, because like, yes, yes, we know, we know.
01:18:51.000It's not, it's, you know, some 16-year-old is going to start watching the news and then go to his dad and be like, Dad, there's a double standard!
01:19:11.000Listen, Carter Page, last time I checked, the former Trump Campaign associate who was improperly spied upon with doctored evidence from the FBI, who, by the way, had never met or talked to or communicated with Donald Trump directly, but through a wiretap improperly done on Carter Page, Donald Trump's communications could be captured the way they allow themselves to capture all the communications of those in orbit around the one wiretap person.
01:19:35.000To this day, as far as I know, he has not received so much as an apology.
01:19:39.000In fact, his efforts at his own expense to try to get some Let's say equity in court over all that happened to him have just gone unanswered.
01:19:50.000The FBI has not said so much as, you know, now that we've convicted the one lawyer, if nothing else, of doctoring a document in your case, we're sorry.
01:20:20.000The line he's famous for, he's just...
01:20:22.000Well, and the press strategy should be different, too.
01:20:24.000So I was there working for John Solomon, who's hopefully going to come on with you guys soon, with just the news.
01:20:30.000And that was the year in 2020 when we were launching, so it was the last year of the Trump presidency.
01:20:35.000And it was so hard to get in the room credentialing, so I was covering the White House for him.
01:20:39.000And because of the pandemic, the White House Correspondents Association was very dictatorial about, first of all, they're that way normally about who's allowed in the room.
01:20:47.000But because of COVID, they severely constrained who was in the room.
01:20:51.000So as a startup working for a guy who was, you know, reporting the truth, John Solomon, during pandemic, it was really hard to get in the room.
01:20:58.000And I only got in the room because of Kayleigh McEnany allowed me in the room, myself and One American News.
01:21:05.000And from One American News, Chanel Rion, their founder, She opened my eyes to what's happening in that press briefing room.
01:21:13.000And our understanding is that if Trump comes back, he's going to change the strategy of what happens in that press briefing room.
01:21:19.000Because right now, the WHA is a private nonprofit.
01:21:23.000That's the White House Correspondents Association.
01:21:36.000As far as, like, who is in the room to ask the president a question?
01:21:40.000Because right now the WHA is a liberal good old boys club that's been around for a hundred years that is dictating to the president who is allowed on government property and they don't allow conservatives in the room.
01:21:51.000And if you're a conservative and you try to get a seat on the board for WHA, you can't.
01:21:55.000So Chanel Rion from One American News started her own competing nonprofit, and the Trump White House was considering recognizing that and getting more equal representation in the room.
01:22:05.000Because if you see the questions that they were asking Trump, they were not fair questions.
01:22:08.000Like, my first question that I asked Trump when I was in the White House press briefing room was, I asked him a question about what was happening with Hong Kong.
01:22:15.000And it was, you know, Jimmy Lai had just been arrested.
01:22:18.000So I'm asking about China and Hong Kong.
01:22:20.000Chanel asked a question about Iran policy in the Middle East.
01:22:23.000And then I think it was somebody from NBC asked a question about QAnon.
01:22:27.000So it's like the supposed conspiracy right-wing journalists are asking substantive policy questions,
01:22:32.000and then you have these other White House Correspondents Association establishment types.
01:23:38.000And then something else was happening.
01:23:40.000I think it was a hurricane was coming.
01:23:42.000And I turned on CNN, and they're like doing a roundtable about Donald Trump.
01:23:46.000And then I was just like, this is crazy.
01:23:48.000I switched to Fox News, and they're like, here's what you need to expect with the upcoming storm.
01:23:51.000And I was like, I guess I'll leave Fox on.
01:23:54.000Listen, at CBS, when Fox News started, Les Moonves, who was head of CBS at the time, corporate, came into the Washington, D.C.
01:24:04.000newsroom and convened us all around the conference table and said, is what's happening with Fox, this early popularity, is it real or is it something that just crazy people are watching?
01:24:17.000And I was too young to speak up and finally understood that that's the wrong thing to do sometimes because I used to speak up too much in bad situations where I shouldn't.
01:24:27.000I kept my mouth shut because I was fairly new.
01:24:28.000Around the table every other journalist there said it's just a fake, stupid thing that's speaking to crazies.
01:24:35.000Meantime, I had discovered what you had as a former CNN person.
01:24:38.000I used to have CNN on in my, you know, office all day just to see if there was breaking news, and there used to be.
01:24:44.000And when Fox came on, Fox had news before the other networks did and before CNN did often.
01:24:50.000Sometimes a couple of days before, and then the others would follow it up.
01:24:53.000So I started being sort of the contrarian that I am, putting Fox News on in my office.
01:24:59.000And of course, that gets me pegged, I'm sure, around the newsroom instead of Gee, she's smart because we're all watching one thing, but we're all supposed to be kind of gathering, you know, breaking news.
01:25:09.000And at least one person's watching another network and learning new things.
01:25:14.000I'm sure I was pegged as sort of that crazy Fox watcher, but I saw the same thing you did, Tim.
01:25:32.000Also, this is my opinion, my thought, and I interviewed a lot of current and former CNNers for the last book that I wrote about all of this.
01:27:24.000When you overplay your hands, I think the organized campaign of propagandists to try to create this artificial reality, to make fringe things seem as though they are the norm, to make the majority of people think that they are in the minority, you know, this is what social media and the Internet's been all about, People get wise, and the truth takes a little longer to be told, but the truth usually survives.
01:29:22.000When, in the first one, he says, oh, Marvel reference, Tony Stark announces they're not doing weapons anymore, and then they have that scene of Jim Cramer saying, the stock!
01:29:30.000And then he hits the mug with a baseball bat and says, This is a weapons company that doesn't sell weapons.
01:29:48.000Yeah, I don't know, I'm just... If you want to invest in, you know, a meat processing plant that cares more about political activism than processing meat... Alright, I guess, you gotta... I was gonna say, I think that's one of the stupidest possible investments a single human being can make.
01:30:03.000You might as well just literally donate the money to a charity.
01:32:37.000Someone who identifies as a woman is good enough for me.
01:32:41.000Yeah, it's three six-foot-five dudes, but they recently transitioned.
01:32:47.000I've been wondering why, this is kind of related, the trend we've probably all noticed in the past ten years, which are ads on TV for products and companies that aren't telling you about their product, they're telling you what they donate and what they do, and I started asking young people, because it doesn't appeal to me, I don't buy my products based on that, Apparently, young people do.
01:33:08.000Do you care that this company is spending money advertising to you, or would you rather have advertising to you about the good that they do in some social realm or some position they take, or would you rather just have them sell you the best product at the lowest price?
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01:34:34.000Srenik says, since they insist on putting every shooting that suits their agenda on national news, you should have your journalists start reporting on every story they can find of firearms being used to save lives.
01:35:18.000I was looking up this list and my brain is just so tanked right now that I googled defensive self-defense.
01:35:25.000I was like, wait, instead of, um, no gun self.
01:35:29.000But I've seen, I saw a list a while ago.
01:35:33.000It's kind of a hazy memory, but even so, I think it would be good for you guys to report on the individual stories, you know, have journalists reach out to the people, talk to them about it.
01:35:41.000I think there's people probably make running lists of that.
01:35:56.000I have no idea what's having an impact because it's traditional, but the idea with traditional ads is just to occupy the establishment spaces.
01:36:03.000There's something interesting about millennials.
01:36:05.000They put Gen Xers and Boomers on pedestals.
01:36:08.000They view these traditional elements of civilization as beyond them.
01:36:30.000It's like, you're saying it as though you don't really think you are.
01:36:33.000And so you get these people who have millions of followers, you get hundreds of thousands of views, and they're constantly trying to justify to everybody that they actually are big shows, and I'm like, you just keep doing your thing, man.
01:36:42.000But I think about it in terms of politics.
01:36:44.000Why Nancy Pelosi is still an off, like, still 80 years old, Dianne Feinstein, all these, Joe Biden.
01:36:50.000For some reason, few millennials are engaging at the highest level of the stuff.
01:37:08.000They're spending all their time, I just think, all the stuff there is to do online.
01:37:12.000I mean, you guys, maybe you're too young to remember a time that wasn't like that.
01:37:17.000I wonder about how much effort goes into internal stuff online that used to go into inventing things and creating things and thinking about new things, you know?
01:38:07.000It's the tri-state because it's close enough to the big city in the airports So we could be kind of far away, but we're moving further west into West Virginia.
01:38:14.000So that's being all being built right now L bossert says if Chuck and Nancy banned body armor that will turn every parent who just bought a bulletproof backpack into a felon Why are they talking about doing that?
01:38:35.000They also want to take the certain body armor away from police and say if it's in the military you can't refurbish it or give it to the police.
01:38:47.000YWBSPQR says, this Memorial Day I'd like to also honor those that lost their lives to experimental procedures, corrupt leadership, toxic exposure, stock portfolios, and suicide.
01:39:23.000I'll leave a comment below the video and you'll let me know if you're having problems with that.
01:39:27.000Substance says, bruh, they got a lot of grizzly bears and a lot of polar bears in Canada, and he just took people's most easiest form of defense away from them.
01:39:34.000I don't think polar bears are an issue for Canadians.
01:39:38.000Something about... I think way, way, way up north.
01:39:41.000Yeah, but there's like no one up there.
01:39:47.000Yeah, people don't realize that up in the far north of Canada, in the syrup mines, it's frozen, and they have to use a pickaxe to chip it away, and when they bring it down south, where it gets warmer, it naturally For the record, there are no penguins in the North Pole, if you ever see them.
01:41:08.000I heard that when the colonists came, the Native Americans saw squirrels licking trees, and so they were like, alright, and they cut it open and got the maple syrup out and then showed the... My goodness, did they try eating acorns too?
01:41:20.000You see a squirrel lick something and you're like, well, I have to try it.
01:41:37.000I don't know, but I always noticed when I was a kid, you'd break them up and there'd be like a little nut, like a little seed, and they roast them with like cinnamon and nutmeg.
01:42:27.000Yeah, I'm so sick of those independent media people, like, lying us into war and spreading conspiracy theories about... Oh, wait a minute...
01:42:37.000I switched, that's called the old bait-and-switch for anyone who wants comedy writing tips and tricks.
01:42:44.000Sir Lemongrab says, Tim and cast, if the left and liberals made a rapture, Bioshock, like place, how long would it take to fail and collapse?
01:43:26.000Oliver Tractors has asked Cheryl about FBI threatening her husband.
01:43:32.000Yes, so part of the FBI surveillance on, the illegal surveillance that I'm suing them over now, in year X, whatever we're in now, part of what one of the sources who admitted being part of this operation to surveil me, there were multiple operations, not just me, other journalists were being surveilled of course, but they acknowledged they were intending to plant child porn on my husband's computer.
01:44:09.000One of the federal agents involved through our lawsuits who's spoken to us has talked about that they never accomplished that part because we discovered the operation before, I guess it was closed down, that part of it.
01:44:21.000We have all the forensics showing what they did.
01:44:23.000There was no porn in the computer, but that was a discussed plan, according to this one federal agent.
01:44:28.000And I've mentioned recently, when I've spoken of this, that there's a current lawsuit, totally unrelated to anything I'm talking about now, but where a former FBI agent has admitted that they planted porn, you know, on suspects' computers.
01:45:00.000It's even easier now, but they can come in through your Verizon system, your Fios line, and operate remotely as if they're sitting in front of your computer.
01:45:21.000So Fast and Furious, they accessed that information in those files in my computer, and they accessed the CBS system, proprietary system, during that time period.
01:45:29.000But I was working on a lot of other stories, too, about pharmaceutical industry.
01:45:32.000I was working on Republican corruption stories, as well.
01:45:35.000But I think Fast and Furious was a big one.
01:45:50.000Legama Thagayan says, if Antifa and other domestic terrorist arms of the Democratic Party are just an idea and don't exist, yet Dems donate money to bail them out, then my Tavor 7308 is likewise a social construct that doesn't exist, and I get to spend money on feeding it lead.
01:46:38.000We're trying to really get this running well, so if you guys experience anything, I know one person mentioned they had trouble signing up, just DM me on Twitter at Seamus underscore Coghlan, which is super easy to spell.
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01:49:00.000I went Saturday night also, but it was, yeah, I think, well, I went to, they didn't pay me to say this, but there's, it's called the Alamo Draft House Cinema.
01:49:11.000Oh, I don't, I, they didn't, I didn't see any of that.
01:49:13.000So if they are, then that's annoying, but I didn't see any of that.
01:49:15.000It's, uh, no, but they, you, it's like dinner, you order, you can get drinks and, and it was packed.
01:49:21.000But, uh, we went there and it was super empty, which was really weird to me.
01:49:26.000I'm like, where, where are the humans?
01:49:27.000Like the buildings were all short staffed.
01:49:30.000The theater removed all of like the arcade machines.
01:49:33.000When we were sitting down waiting for the movie to start the commercial for the movie subscription thing comes on and it's like, 21 bucks a month!
01:51:20.000We go to a bunch of different chain restaurants, popular ones, Chipotle, Panda Express, whatever, and then we create a membership program where, for 50 bucks a month, you get unlimited access to all of these places.
01:52:13.000Eventually, when we go belly up because it's an unsustainable business model, we get subsidized by the government because we're too big to fail.
01:52:19.000The government buys the program and now everyone Excellent.
01:52:22.000I thought this ended up with someone getting put against the wall for opposing the regime.
01:52:26.000I thought we were doing a communism analogy.
01:52:28.000It was, but that's like 10 years down the line.
01:52:49.000I just, the reason I didn't see it is because I was like, 60-year-old man tries to school young pilots, and I was like... And he does, baby.
01:53:38.000Well, I think, Tim, kind of what you might be getting at, at least thinking about the subscription, a lot of it is, like, It's surrendering power through suggestion, and then also default.
01:53:50.000Like, if your life is getting more and more on autopilot, and suggestion, and default, you are surrendering more and more of your decision-making.
01:53:58.000Which, you know, is for convenience, a lot of people do.
01:54:04.000Legit, if there was a service where it was like $100 a month, and you had unlimited access to a variety of cars parked all over the place, I totally would get it.
01:54:12.000There's one actually. I think it's called a...
01:54:40.000What I mean is like you're walking down the street and you're like scooters around town you can just like the scooters exactly exactly so the scooters all over the cities I'm sure most people have seen them you walk up you're in DC I love the scooters they're they're awesome people got to be more responsible with them but you walk up to the scooter you scan with your phone and then just ride if they did cars that way like you walk up there's a car and you go all right this one's good So you're parking, yeah.
01:55:31.000Alright, John King says, Tara Lawson Raymer, San Diego County Supervisor and World Bank Economist, put out a hilarious list of myths on her website.
01:56:38.000All right, Bringer of D says, nothing makes me feel more Canadian than following all the rules only to get punished anyway by targeted crime prevention initiatives.
01:56:46.000Here's a hundred bucks for the crew, give a big F-Trudeau for me, and here's a plug for the CCFR, NFA, and CSSA, Canada's gun rights orgs.
01:59:17.000I know a lot of people have their usernames This is you know, if you want to put your real name out there say that you support women biological women And we're introducing this we've already introduced it on Capitol Hill and we're gonna take it to a state near you, too Well, I I know we'll be more successful in certain states than others I'm already talking to people from a couple states with their governors who are very interested in this so It's really pathetic that this has to be happening now it's like a cavemen cavemen or you know tribal Bedouin tribal societies they knew what a woman was but we don't you know it's like we can put someone on the moon but we can't define a woman all right one small step for what's what's a man
02:00:07.000He says, Hi Tim, I recently graduated from uni with a BA in comms and I want to work for you.
02:00:11.000I'm a TV producer-engineer with two and a half years of experience, six years of video editing experience, six years of voice acting experience.
02:03:19.000I'm giving $3,000 to the students and $3,000 for the professional of my money, which to journalists, as a young journalist, that's a lot of money to me.
02:03:48.000But it's the same, it tends to be the same 10 stories over and over year after year, if you know what I mean.
02:03:52.000Like the same foreign stories with the same themes, even the same domestic stories by different reporters.
02:03:59.000And some of it's very good reporting, but it's very on the narrative.
02:04:02.000And if you do anything that's not these days off, if you do anything that's not on the narrative, you're not going to win any of those awards.
02:04:08.000So I'm trying to recognize some of those.
02:04:10.000It needs to be, what we want to do is you don't need to apply for it.
02:04:14.000So that's, like, the M is you apply for it, don't you?
02:04:44.000The only difference is, like, if you're not in the club, you don't win.
02:04:47.000Oh, and it's never retracted, like all those Pulitzers who went for all of the Russia hoax-gate.
02:04:53.000What we're gonna do is, one day, you, as an independent journalist or reporter, will get an email saying, we've selected you as the winner.
02:05:12.000But, um, there are a lot of people who are interested in helping fund the project, and I'm just like, cool.
02:05:18.000We will see a journalist who's on the ground, and we're gonna have an award ceremony, and we'll explain why we chose this person, and we'll probably end up picking people who won't like us.
02:05:28.000They're going to be like, I'm not coming.
02:05:29.000I'm glad we thought you did a good job.