On this episode of the Inverted World: Conspiracy Theories podcast, host John Rocha is joined by guest host Angela McArdle to discuss all the latest breaking news from the past 24 hours, including the latest on Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan, Donald Trump's endorsement of a third candidate in the Democratic primary, and much more!
00:00:58.000I'm only saying that because there's photos of it happening.
00:01:00.000Otherwise, I suppose it'd be a security issue.
00:01:02.000China has vowed to encircle Taiwan, and apparently they're performing live fire drills surrounding the entire island nation, so things are certainly getting spicy.
00:01:12.000And I just gotta say, my friends, nothing's gonna happen.
00:01:16.000I don't think China's gonna risk their economic position over Nancy Pelosi.
00:01:20.000But everybody's really worried and they're wondering why it is that Nancy Pelosi decided to do this.
00:01:24.000Mitch McConnell and 25 other Republicans have come out in support of her move.
00:01:29.000We've been talking about it because none of us know exactly why she's going there.
00:01:34.000Although many people are speculating that's because she's probably buying stock in this semiconductor production company who's going to be moving to Arizona and, you know, I don't know, that's her MO.
00:01:42.000But I don't know if that's actually the case.
00:02:03.000I just, you know, the irreverence is exactly what I'm talking about, okay?
00:02:07.000When I talk about putting a 96-foot billboard of my rooster on Times Square, you know, our rooster, You know that we're trying to have a good time and just kind of, you know, give people a laugh.
00:02:19.000And then Donald Trump does something like this on a major primary day and I can't imagine it was an accident that you endorsed three people.
00:02:27.000And two of the frontrunners are both Eric and they both claim to have spoken to him on the phone and been endorsed by him.
00:02:32.000I think Trump is trolling people because he's sitting there, he's laughing, and he knows what he's doing.
00:03:04.000Might actually be like 40 minutes because we actually do a tour of the house and explain, you know, what's going on.
00:03:09.000And you'll also get access to the uncensored after-hours TimCast IRL interview show, which we will have up for you with all our guests at 11 p.m.
00:03:34.000You were on just not that long ago, and it was really interesting to hear about the Mises Caucus taking over the Libertarian Party, so should be interesting as we talk about all the primaries that are happening today.
00:05:03.000You know, they're projecting 30 to 40 seats lost in the House.
00:05:07.000Now is the time when you can see your enemy and retreat.
00:05:10.000You get all your friends, you call everyone you know, your mom, your brother, your sister, your cousins, your niece, your nephew and say, guys, come on, we're all going to vote and we're going out for pizza.
00:05:28.000Corey, I mean, the school choice thing.
00:05:30.000Well, you were a pioneer, and this is like before the nonsense of people having Zoom calls with TC and these weird stuff that teachers are telling.
00:05:39.000I mean, all of the closures and the teacher unions overplaying their hand have really supercharged the movement for school choice.
00:06:17.000Politico reports, China vows to encircle Taiwan with military drills in response to Pelosi's visit.
00:06:24.000Tensions reach their most precarious point in more than a quarter century.
00:06:29.000Forget the politico, let me show you the visual.
00:06:32.000From 12 p.m., August 4th to 12 p.m., August 7th, the Chinese People's Liberation Army will conduct important military exercises and training activities, including live fire drills in the following maritime areas and their airspace.
00:06:47.000They're just announcing they're going to surround Taiwan and start firing into the air while Nancy Pelosi is in Taiwan.
00:06:56.000I don't think anything's going to happen.
00:07:02.000I don't want to be naive and optimistic or biased to assume nothing could happen, you know, because we often talk about the battle at Fort Sumter when no one thought a civil war would break out, so they're like picnicking on the hillside.
00:07:17.000Are we sitting here being like, they're not going to do anything to Pelosi or No, we have to fear corporate and medical tyranny, not war on country on country.
00:07:26.000They do not want to pose two great economies against each other where they can suck us dry of our interest back to the Federal Reserve.
00:07:34.000We're not staring down real nuclear war, I don't think.
00:07:37.000Now, we could be staring down some stupid sanctions.
00:07:42.000On Taiwan, they're banning imports of fish or whatever it is.
00:07:46.000I don't know if it's in response to this, but I mean, at the end of the day, when you're banning imports, you're shooting yourself in the foot by reducing the amount of resources that can get into your country.
00:07:57.000So ultimately, Chinese consumers will be the ones who are hurt by these types of sanctions.
00:08:01.000I mean, it's true, but do you see those videos of all the Chinese citizens outside the banks?
00:08:27.000People can't withdraw money from their banks.
00:08:29.000We're already facing this threat of Trump and the United States as an economic force is probably not going to last.
00:08:36.000They might be thinking, and this is why I don't want to exaggerate what might happen, but I also don't want to ignore the possibility.
00:08:45.000China could be looking at this like, we can wait two years, Donald Trump gets reelected, trade war again, economic crisis on our side, we start losing manufacturing, or they can say, you know what?
00:08:55.000Shore up our defenses now, make the move before they do.
00:08:59.000And that might work out, I hate to say it, but it might work out okay.
00:09:57.000And it would have a lot of implications.
00:10:00.000Yeah, but I don't like Nancy Pelosi all that much.
00:10:03.000I think she's a hypocrite when it comes to education, for example.
00:10:07.000But I don't think her going over to Taiwan and meeting with people is going to be considered a real act of aggression, for one, because it's not.
00:10:17.000I think the Chinese government might be more concerned about us funding Taiwan and actually providing subsidies to them, which could change the dynamic of power in the future.
00:10:30.000Yeah, I'm surprised so many people exist in this political mindset that, like, China is a bunch of imbecile children.
00:10:39.000Like, do you think Russia is sitting there going like, oh, those Ukrainians keep eating fighter jets somehow?
00:10:44.000Or do you think they're saying, we're at war with America?
00:11:06.000Well, the United States is definitely being an economic opportunist in this, and I think that our government is pushing it as far as they can go.
00:11:14.000But if China actually stepped in and put troops on Taiwan and started a situation like we're seeing in Russia and Ukraine, I don't know if the United States is going to send troops over.
00:11:28.000I think we've got, you know, the strike group, carriers, warships that are heading into the region, which is why China is announcing this, because they're basically saying back off.
00:12:57.000He went to the auto manufacturers and said, if you make your cars overseas, I will charge you a 30% tariff to bring them in and no one will buy them.
00:13:48.000I mean, did you see that there was a video that came out that everyone thought was a deep fake because his eyes are like lasered and he's like, You gotta run!
00:15:42.000Like, he endorsed one of the first names and then the last name of the other guy, and everybody's like...
00:15:48.000Is he really just trolling us on all these endorsements?
00:15:51.000This is what I love about Donald Trump.
00:15:54.000You know, it's like his foreign policy was some of the best I've seen.
00:15:59.000And I can talk all about getting our troops out of the Middle East, North Korea, I bring it up all the time because these things I think are important.
00:16:04.000I absolutely despise, I did a segment today talking about China, talking about Pelosi, Middle East, you know, with the drone strike on that Taliban leader and all this stuff.
00:16:15.000And I just absolutely despise the American war machine, bureaucratic state, military-industrial complex, and intelligence-industrial complex.
00:16:25.000If they came and were honest with legitimate purposes for what the U.S.
00:16:30.000were to do overseas, I'd be like, wow, this is serious stuff.
00:17:52.000We're going to have a multipolar world where there's potential for real world conflict.
00:17:56.000But the United States, the deep state, bureaucratic state, military-industrial complex has done nothing to unify Americans, to justify any of these incursions.
00:18:31.000Like, the reason we are in Afghanistan is because they're like, well, we leave, it's a power vacuum, you'll get terroristic entities, you'll get China.
00:18:38.000And I'm like, hey, yeah, I hear all that.
00:19:41.000You know, look, Donald Trump pulled our troops out of the Middle East and we got more drone strikes.
00:19:45.000I can understand what Trump was doing in that capacity.
00:19:48.000Bringing our troops out means you're pulling out the American power structure, which displaced the existing power structure and caused a huge problem, created ISIS.
00:19:58.000And now as we're pulling back, we need to basically prevent an expansion of, say, ISIS.
00:20:04.000I don't blame Trump for the fact that other presidents started wars.
00:20:07.000I don't blame Barack Obama for the fact that George W. Bush started wars.
00:20:10.000I blame Barack Obama for drone-striking children, for drone-striking military-aged males, and then putting more troops in the Middle East.
00:20:17.000I blame the administrative state for lying to us about why our troops are over there, and I credit Donald Trump for trying to get us out.
00:20:34.000I'm just so, I'm fed up with this stuff.
00:20:36.000I wish that they were honest, but like, if they were to be like, we're in Afghanistan because we want to harvest the hair, the poppy for the opiates so that we can make fentanyl and then get, enrich our pharmaceutical companies.
00:20:47.000If they were like, I mean, I think that's what we're doing over there amongst the oil extraction.
00:20:50.000I mean, ending the drug war here would probably help to ease that pain.
00:20:58.000By decriminalizing the production and manufacture and distribution and consumption of opioid products, including heroin, which is a wildly unpopular idea, but it would open the market up to being able to actually verify if something was laced with fentanyl, if it was safe.
00:21:19.000It would make treatment much more normalized.
00:22:22.000What I mean is the political elites, the uniparty, the bureaucratic state, no single group has enough power to destroy another group.
00:22:31.000And so there's a constant battle for power.
00:22:34.000There are people of principle who are like, we should have decentralized power.
00:22:37.000They get exploited by liars, cheaters, and thieves.
00:22:41.000It's better than China though, you know, so I'll take it.
00:22:43.000But there's no guarantee it's going to stay that way.
00:22:45.000Even though we have a constitution, you have people on, judges that they'll just interpret it a certain way and they'll say, well, I know it says this, but I don't think constitutions limit governments in the longterm.
00:22:58.000They limit them, but it's not a guaranteed limitation.
00:23:02.000Did you see in Pennsylvania, the Supreme Court just ruled that mail-in voting is allowed?
00:23:07.000And I'm like, the Constitution explicitly says in the Pennsylvania Constitution that absentee balloting has to follow these rules.
00:23:14.000And they went, yeah, but universal mail-in is a different word.
00:23:29.000Over 3,000 families were already signed up for the program.
00:23:33.000And a judge that was previously endorsed by the teachers unions, previously funded by the teachers unions, a circuit judge ruled to stop the program for whatever argument they wanted to make.
00:24:13.000But I got to tell you, man, I am getting more and more interested in affecting massive political change as it pertains to West Virginia in the direction of freedom and liberty and libertarianism, because we had our Senator Shelley Moore Capito vote for gun control.
00:24:50.000But one thing that did happen was I had locals who were concerned about critical race theory in schools, and they asked if I would contribute to them, you know, putting up a billboard.
00:25:01.000You know, it was super cheap to put up a billboard saying, like, no CRT or something.
00:25:04.000And I'm like, that's what I say anyway.
00:25:06.000And now I'm thinking, like, maybe considering this is the second most Trump-supporting state, I don't think people would be upset if I came in and said, we're going to support values, you know, freedom, liberty, individualism, and all of this stuff.
00:25:21.000And maybe just start doing what we can politically, maybe with just messaging, with local ads.
00:25:26.000I don't know if I want to be involved in overt politics, but I'll definitely be involved in messaging, spreading the word.
00:25:39.000So it's just an extension, really, of what you're already doing.
00:25:41.000And honestly, it's a defensive maneuver.
00:25:44.000Because you're doing it in reaction to policies that have been passed that are, you know, basically, it's like they're spitting in your face.
00:25:52.000I mean, the other side's doing it too.
00:25:53.000So if we don't play the political process, then we lose.
00:25:59.000And you know, it's, I have this, there's this quote of me, I think the Mises Caucus actually made it, because I said it on the show, I said, you know, back during the Ron Paul revolution days, I was like, I don't agree with a lot of his worldview when he talks about like, you know, his religious perspective or things like that.
00:26:14.000But I prefer him over everyone else because he was like, I'm gonna leave you alone.
00:26:35.000You know, like me and my friends, we had our little hippie houses where we all like lived in a shoebox apartment sharing rent so that we could work less.
00:27:18.000We shouldn't be doing this pre-crime stuff.
00:27:20.000I think this socialist doomsday scenario could turn out in the future if we don't free kids from the government school system.
00:27:28.000And I think, you know, hey, I haven't been here in two years, but a lot has changed over the last two years.
00:27:32.000And I think part of that is because when the government school teachers unions closed the schools for so long, even lobbied the CDC to do so, families started to see that the schools that they thought their kids were in, that they otherwise thought were doing a good job based on the state ratings, or whether they were getting good grades on their report cards, started to see that there was another dimension of school quality that they hadn't really thought about.
00:27:54.000as much, which is whether the school is teaching in a way that aligns with your family's values.
00:28:00.000So you mentioned CRT earlier, there's gender ideology in the classroom now as well.
00:28:04.000And just left versus right bias in the classroom as well.
00:28:09.000That could, that's really increased the momentum for school choice as well. Let me pull up this
00:28:33.000Yeah, well, according to this chart, it's going back two decades at least, and I don't recall a time of Democrats ever being down on the issue of education.
00:28:49.000Because, as we often mention, and I don't mean to be crass, They're substantially more likely to abort their children.
00:28:57.000They're substantially more likely to give drugs to their children, which will prevent the ability to reproduce.
00:29:04.000They're substantially more likely, just in general, not to have families.
00:29:08.000So the saying goes, leftists don't have kids, they have yours.
00:29:12.000They need to be able to convert the children of moderates and conservatives, otherwise their ideology ceases to exist.
00:29:18.000And this is why Terry McAuliffe in Virginia had to say, I don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach.
00:29:23.000It's a deeply ingrained belief that the kids belong to the government schools.
00:29:26.000This idea that it takes a village Well, it turns out it's a deeply unpopular belief, especially after the school system treated families so bad after the past couple of years.
00:29:36.000And I think the opponent, the Republican, Glenn Youngkin, tapped into something which could be a blueprint for success for the GOP and libertarians as well going forward.
00:29:45.000Because how are you going to defend this idea that parents shouldn't have a say in their kids' education?
00:30:09.000Can you, like, real quick, explain what school choice exactly is?
00:30:13.000Yeah, the money that would have followed you to the government-run school, on average in the U.S., according to 2019 data from the Census Bureau, is about $16,000 per kid.
00:30:22.000If you want to take it to the government school, you can.
00:30:24.000If you like your public school, you can keep your public school, but for real.
00:30:27.000But if not, about half of the funding or so, depending on the law that you pass, will follow the child, usually to something called an education savings account, which the parents could use for private school tuition, for a charter school, for home-based learning options like a micro school, for example.
00:30:43.000It's the idea that the money follows the child.
00:30:44.000It's time to start calling this universal school access.
00:30:56.000I just call it funding students, not systems.
00:30:59.000It puts the other side on defense because if you want to fight against me, you have to argue why we should fund the system and not the student.
00:31:12.000A impoverished family should have the right to get access to the school for their kids that they think is right for them, don't you?
00:31:18.000I mean, you don't think we should segregate schools, do you?
00:31:21.000No, and I think that kids in incredibly violent, dangerous inner city school systems should be able to go to school somewhere else if the funding is there.
00:31:34.000Honestly, you know, from a libertarian perspective, I say just get rid of as much public education as possible.
00:31:39.000But if it's going to be a fight to do that, let's take every step possible and at least let these poor kids have a choice.
00:32:12.000I'm not saying that, but like I was being explained and taught the moves of a chessboard and stuff like that.
00:32:17.000And then when me and my siblings, we were going to school, we already knew our basic math before even kindergarten.
00:32:23.000We started with Catholic school, which was private.
00:32:25.000My family chose it because I thought it was a better school.
00:32:27.000And then, hard times, after fifth grade we moved to a public school, and wow!
00:32:33.000I think this is one of the greatest experiences of my life, to be honest.
00:32:36.000Going from this private Catholic school, which was very strict, but not particularly harsh, just it was like, very rigid.
00:32:44.000Like, if you didn't have your tie, you got a misconduct slip and you had to go home and get it signed, and it was like, Oh no, you don't have your little sailor tie.
00:32:50.000And then you go to this public school where nobody did anything and like, you didn't have your homework, who cares, what are you going to do about it?
00:33:32.000Yeah, which a lot of parents didn't get starting in March of 2020.
00:33:36.000And then you had some people in the school system saying, I'm doing my job, I'm educating through Zoom.
00:33:42.000But it's like, well, if, but one of the side benefits of the school system is that you have in-person childcare services.
00:33:49.000And taxpayers wouldn't have agreed to pay $15-16,000 per year.
00:33:54.000I would say they don't agree in the current situation either, but they certainly wouldn't have agreed to raise taxes as much as they have if the only benefit you were getting was something that could be done via Khan Academy for free.
00:34:20.000I think I cut class or something because it was just so awful.
00:34:24.000And then they did this thing where they changed our schedule so we're in you know I'm in eighth grade and it's like 7 30 in the morning until 2 30 is school and then when we start high school the local high school says we're doing 10 45 a.m.
00:34:36.000which was like a huge shock to all of the freshmen coming in so I was just like this is ridiculous and I left So I come back and they're like, Saturday detention for you.
00:34:43.000And then I was like, what happens if I don't come to Saturday detention?
00:34:58.000Even then, now Zoom detention is funny.
00:35:00.000It's like, turn your tablet on and then sit in your room, I guess.
00:35:03.000You're like playing video games or something.
00:35:04.000I mean, and at the same time, you had the Teachers Union board members vacationing in Puerto Rico saying, there's no way I can go to work in person, but I can be sitting here on the beach tweeting out photos on Instagram.
00:35:16.000Well, if it was safe enough to travel and vacation, why wasn't it safe enough to go back to work?
00:35:41.000If you have a kid who lives in a poor area, the parents should be allowed to have that kid go to a wealthier neighborhood school, right?
00:35:46.000is and they shouldn't be barred from that. So if you have a kid who's in a...
00:35:50.000Let me ask you this. Is it unreasonable? If you have a kid who lives in a poor
00:35:54.000area, the parents should be allowed to have that kid go to a wealthier
00:35:58.000neighborhood school, right? That's universal school access.
00:36:01.000That's what we're fighting for, for the underprivileged inner-city kids to
00:36:05.000go to where the rich white kids get to go, right?
00:36:08.000And if you look at the percentage of people from different backgrounds who are using these existing programs, it tends to be lower income families.
00:36:15.000Charter schools, you look at National Center for Education Statistics data, more likely to have a higher proportion of non-white students and more likely to have a higher proportion of low-income students.
00:36:26.000voucher program, for example, where I live, And the average household income of students using that program, I think, is about $28,000 per household in D.C.
00:36:36.00095% of the students using the program in D.C.
00:36:38.000are black or Hispanic, yet you had the Biden administration coming out against the program with funding following the child.
00:36:45.000What's their argument against universal school access?
00:36:48.000You're stealing money from the public schools to which I respond.
00:36:53.000The money doesn't belong to the government schools.
00:36:55.000Education funding is meant for educating the child, not for propping up and protecting a particular institution.
00:37:00.000Why should poor children be barred from going to the fancier wealthy private schools?
00:37:04.000We should guarantee universal school access so the families can, you know, get a voucher and go to the wealthy private school or the public school in the better area.
00:37:15.000Well, it's funny is the left supports a whole bunch of initiatives that allow public money, taxpayer funding, to follow the decision of the family or student for higher education.
00:37:26.000We have the Pell Grant for low-income kids.
00:37:29.000You can take the money to a public, private, religious, or non-religious university.
00:37:32.000It doesn't have to go to one particular place based on your address.
00:37:36.000We do the same thing with Head Start and pre-K programs.
00:37:39.000The families can choose religious or non-religious private providers of pre-K.
00:37:44.000And that's the funding following the student.
00:37:47.000We do the same thing with food stamps for grocery stores.
00:37:50.000You can take the money to Walmart, Trader Joe's, Safeway.
00:37:52.000You don't have to take the money to a residentially assigned government-run grocery store.
00:37:56.000What happens if everybody signs on to this and then all the kids from the surrounding area want to go to this one school that's really good?
00:38:07.000Currently, if everybody wants to go to that school today, They may want to do it in their minds, but they can't do it because they don't have the financial means to do so when they're already paying through the tax system for the government schools.
00:38:18.000DC public schools spend over $30,000 per student per year.
00:38:22.000But like year one, so everyone decides to go to this big good school and only like 10% of them can get in because they have 10 times the amount.
00:38:42.000So if, in one year, too many students are trying to enroll, they'll say, we've hit our capacity, so we've, you know, threw a random lottery, these are the ones that are out to come, we're sorry, but we will be expanding next year, so you can- Next year.
00:38:52.000But in the meantime- And let's say you can't go to the best school, you can go to the second best school, it's better than having no choices at all.
00:38:57.000Let's jump to this next story from the New York Post.
00:39:00.000Misery Index shows Democrats face midterm rout as voters rage at Biden.
00:39:06.000I think the issue of schools is obviously having a huge impact on this, not just the Misery Index.
00:39:12.000But basically, for those that aren't familiar, the Misery Index is looking at inflation, unemployment, gas prices, and it is so bad.
00:39:19.000Look at this Misery Index, the unemployment spike plus the inflation spike.
00:39:25.000It is just bad news across the board for regular people.
00:39:28.000This typically indicates there's going to be a major party switch, like the Congress is going to flip.
00:39:33.000People are just saying, we're done with this.
00:39:35.000I think on top of this, you have what we saw in Virginia with Youngkin.
00:39:39.000Parents have become a voting block, which is hilarious, and the Democrats keep attacking them.
00:39:45.000The end result is going to be Well, it's hopeful.
00:39:51.000Based on all of the data we've seen, Democrats are going to get purged from Congress and the Senate.
00:39:56.000Joe Biden's still in the presidency, so it's not like there's going to be a lot of movement.
00:40:00.000And then if the Republicans can make their argument properly, 2024 comes around, you get a Republican president, and then all of this stuff gets shoved through.
00:40:09.000Donald Trump, one of the big reasons that I said, if it was August 2020, I was going to be voting for him, Was because school choice was on a second-term agenda.
00:40:19.000And what I was saying to people is, you've got pushback on the critical race theory in government contracting.
00:40:53.000They want you in these propaganda indoctrination centers where they can control what you learn as a student and they can just crush the joy out of learning.
00:41:08.000I mean, if you poll the constituents on the ground, polling consistently shows supermajority support.
00:41:14.000For example, the latest Real Clear Opinion research polling from 2022 finding that 72% of Americans support school choice funding following the child to public and private schools that work best for your kid.
00:41:25.000But there was also supermajority support among Republicans, Democrats, and Independents.
00:41:30.000It only comes to the elected officials in the state houses where you see Republicans being much more likely to vote to support school choice than Democrats, and that's all because of the political power dynamics of the teachers unions.
00:41:42.000We were speaking a little bit earlier that Randy Weingarten's union, who had this poll
00:41:46.000backfire on them showing Republicans up on education, but the American Federation of
00:41:51.000Teachers, the second largest teachers union in the US, in 2022, 99.997% of their campaign
00:42:00.000contributions have gone to Democrats. So the Democrats are in a catch-22 situation right now,
00:42:05.000and this is why this is such a good opportunity, a golden opportunity for the GOP to become the
00:42:10.000parents party, because if they talk about education, the Democrats are going to have
00:42:14.000to respond in one way or the other. It's If they come out against parental rights, like we saw with Terry McAuliffe, well, that's a disaster with the new special interest group, which is parents.
00:42:23.000But if they come out for parental rights, well, then Randy Weingarten and the unions are going to get mad.
00:42:28.000Ian, do you mind talking about what you were mentioning before the show with your family?
00:42:43.000Last time I went to Ohio about a month ago, we were talking about Biden, and I was like, it changes from time to time, but I was like, you know, he's losing his mind, and my mom's like, I mean, he's no, he's not that bad, you know, or he's no, he's fine.
00:42:53.000And, uh, and I was just like in shock, but I left, I didn't, you know, I'm not getting emotional about this stuff.
00:42:58.000So I went back a couple of days ago and she was like, I was like, you know, the problem with Biden is he's losing his mind.
00:43:41.000The reason I bring this up is this is why Democrats retain power, because regular people aren't, you know, I shouldn't say regular people, but the older generation is not getting real information.
00:43:51.000They are getting fake news from the corporate propagandists.
00:43:53.000I mean, weren't they saying that people who were questioning Biden's cognitive abilities were making fun of like a stuttering issue that he had?
00:44:01.000That was one of their first defense tactics.
00:44:04.000I've never seen someone with a stuttering problem put a medal on someone's neck backwards and walk off stage the wrong direction.
00:44:11.000Well, to be fair, it is a common symptom of stuttering when you reach out to shake invisible hands, when you say words that aren't real.
00:44:18.000Everybody knows when you have a stutter, you don't just stut-stut-stutter, you also make words up, like bada-caf-care, and nex-nal-res-cent, and trin-a-na-shab-a-da-pressure.
00:44:26.000You accidentally put your son on boards of oil companies.
00:44:49.000I mean, the Tara Reid allegation against Biden is damning.
00:44:51.000I'm just imagining there's like a little boy and he's stuttering and the doctor's like, we couldn't help, but you have all of the symptoms of a stutter.
00:44:59.000You're repeating the first syllable of the word over and over again.
00:45:01.000And your son has been placed on the energy, on the board of an energy company in Ukraine.
00:45:05.000I've been doing that since I was nine, man.
00:46:10.000I think many kids would be better off not in these schools and not being educated at all, because some of these schools are doing worse than nothing.
00:46:20.000So the other question is how do you, what do you do in a situation where the surrounding schools all send their kids to the middle, this one really good school, and then they all lose money and start to go out of business or have to fire teachers.
00:46:31.000And you've got these like derelict schools that are half... I mean, that's the argument that... I just want to jump in.
00:46:36.000Like, imagine there was a bakery that sold turd rolls.
00:46:40.000And nobody wanted them but the government was forcing by taking your tax money and then funding the turd roll bakery.
00:46:46.000And then one day someone comes along and says people should get a choice on what they eat for breakfast and they shouldn't have to send their kids to the turd roll bakery.
00:46:52.000If the turd roll bakery collapses and all the bakers get fired, I'm sorry dude, people just don't want to eat crap.
00:47:31.000And you gotta recognize that there is no utopian school solution because human beings are imperfect, fallible creatures.
00:47:38.000So we can't make any system perfect, but we can remove government monopolies And government incentives for corruption and coercive school policies.
00:47:53.000The reality is school choice is a rising tide that lifts all boats.
00:47:55.000Competition leads to improvements in every sector of society, including in K-12 education.
00:48:01.000And there are 28 studies that exist on the topic.
00:48:03.00025 of the 28 studies find statistically significant positive effects of private school choice competition on the outcomes in the public schools.
00:48:10.000So they up their game in response to competition like you see everywhere else.
00:48:14.000And at the end of the day, if the people who make this argument that this is going to destroy the public schools, they don't have much confidence in the public schools.
00:48:21.000That's not a good argument to trap kids in there.
00:48:23.000It's a good argument to let them leave.
00:54:03.000You know, Donald Trump coming in, I want him to fire everybody.
00:54:06.000Oh yeah, please don't burn it literally.
00:54:08.000Let's just destroy it ideologically and make it into a joke.
00:54:12.000I'm imagining AOC, she's sitting in like the Situation Room and the CIA comes in and they're like, Madam President, we have these kill lists, the disposition matrix, these are the people we've got to assassinate.
00:56:15.000So we don't have official announcements, but the top contenders right now are going to be Dave Smith, Justin Amash, and Spike Cohen, although he keeps insisting he's not running.
00:56:26.000There's a lot of energy and support behind him.
00:56:28.000So those are the three people who I see falling into that role.
00:58:13.000Five years later, you are and we're like, man, we're just Talkin' smack!
00:58:16.000Department of Ed's gone the next day, I'm firing myself.
00:58:20.000I saw a bar tab from before they signed the Declaration of Independence, the Founding Fathers, and it was like, yeah, it was like 160 bottles of liquor for 60 of them.
00:58:30.000You know, it was some insane number where they all drank like two and a half bottles.
01:00:12.000So we have come out very strong opposition under new leadership to lockdowns, all manner of mandates, vaccine mandates, war, Well, I don't understand how the Libert... Look, it sounds to me like the Libertarian Party was taken over before you guys took over.
01:01:04.000But I personally found it fascinating to watch the party get taken over by neocons at one point and watch membership and fundraising and interest tank and then get taken over by woke types and watch it tank again.
01:01:18.000The reality is libertarians at large, the movement, don't want anything to do with that.
01:01:23.000But these weirdos got into positions of power and really soiled the branding and name.
01:01:30.000and it's just they were more organized at the time and who knows I speculate there why are you libertarian at all well you're mad at your dad you know so you don't want to vote the same party as your dad so you pick us instead it's like your weird boring centrist rebellion wow yeah but now we've taken it over we've taken it back we've taken it back Was it because of the COVID stuff or was it already in the works?
01:02:40.000The man has done so much to advance liberty.
01:02:43.000And in spite of these weirdos who had control of the party for a few years, Ron Paul, even in the Republican Party grew the Libertarian Party tenfold.
01:02:52.000because a lot of times people get politically engaged they would go where Ron Paul was at and
01:02:56.000they would say, oh the rest of the party is nothing like you and then they come and they join us.
01:03:00.000I'm glad he had kids because I like Rand Paul too.
01:03:02.000Yeah I do too. I do too. So we're onward and upward.
01:03:05.000Would you say Rand Paul is a libertarian?
01:03:06.000But I'd say he's I'd say he's pretty close.
01:03:09.000I think he's not totally sure if he's a Libertarian or Republican, and that's probably his internal fight.
01:03:53.000He did engage in economic foreign policy that I didn't like, even though I loved that he didn't start new wars, you know, he was he was cracking down with with tariffs and making things kind of kind of messy for us in that respect.
01:04:06.000So those were things he did that were not libertarian.
01:04:09.000Of course, the border wall people flipped out and lost their minds on and the Libertarian Party, the membership is kind of split on borders, which Other people don't want to admit.
01:04:20.000I think that the truth is the best thing that you should embrace and the reality is there are people in the party who do not want total open borders.
01:04:28.000It's not controversial to want Ellis Island style immigration by the way.
01:04:31.000That is not a crazy closed borders position.
01:04:36.000There's, I don't think people understand that there's, you need borders.
01:04:41.000A country is defined as a nation with set boundaries, borders.
01:04:46.000And I know, I've had these interesting conversations, because I'm fairly libertarian, with other libertarians who are like, you believe an imaginary line is going to keep me out?
01:04:53.000And then I'm just like, no, I think we limit our jurisdiction, right?
01:04:57.000We say we won't send our armed dudes defending us beyond that line.
01:05:03.000And then if you cross that, you're now agreeing you're entering the territory where we have jurisdiction over what we think is appropriate for our society.
01:05:26.000Ideally right in your in your perfect world or your near perfect world since there's no utopia we have private borders where everybody owns everything.
01:05:35.000You decide who comes across your borders.
01:05:38.000Now the reality is that's not the world we live in and we have to deal with tragedy of the commons and we have to deal with our tax dollars and so from a libertarian perspective I would want as many people who are peaceful to be able to come here as possible But I also wouldn't want to guarantee them the right to vote.
01:05:54.000Because those two things, those are totally separate, and it's unfortunate they don't get separated in the immigration discussion.
01:06:01.000There is something interesting that's happening with the way Democrats are handling immigration, is we're developing a service guarantee citizenship style governance.
01:06:10.000I don't think it's completely bad, you know, Star Trek trooper style, but I don't like the idea of them just opening up the border, letting everybody come, and then creating a serf class.
01:06:38.000What people need to understand about voting, we have to hear from the left, they say, it used to be that rich white landowners were allowed to vote.
01:06:46.000And then it was like, well, you understand why that was.
01:06:48.000For one, yeah, racism, for sure, no problem.
01:06:52.000Like, it's not the same as people view it today.
01:07:13.000If we're now getting into a new territory of, you know, the way we're handling immigration and everything, then we might want to update how we handle citizenship.
01:07:23.000So we had birthright citizenship specifically because of the end of slavery.
01:07:27.000It wasn't intended to be that someone could, you know, in China they do pregnancy tourism, birthing tourism.
01:07:33.000That a pregnant woman will come to the U.S.
01:07:35.000to give birth so their child will have dual citizenship and then they'll go back.
01:07:37.000I have friends who were born here because of that exact thing.
01:07:40.000Now, I'm very sympathetic because their parents were terrified of communist China and were trying to ensure that their children would be able to grow up here and that they would have a place to flee.
01:07:51.000They were basically, you know, political refugees, which is a thing that I'm sensitive to.
01:07:57.000But that also doesn't necessarily mean that you need citizenship.
01:08:02.000Didn't Milton Friedman make the argument that open borders would be fine and dandy if we didn't have a welfare state?
01:09:04.000I was talking about abortion being a catalyst for civil war, and one of the scenarios that we talked about was, what happens if in Texas, where it's now banned, a man and a woman hook up, They're together.
01:09:56.000There was this company I remember like 15 years ago that was telling people to go outside their house and write down all the license plates and they would pay them.
01:10:04.000And then I was just like, I saw people posting on Facebook about it.
01:10:08.000And then I was like, spying your neighbors for cash.
01:10:15.000We had it in California, in the city of LA during lockdowns.
01:10:18.000There were hotlines and tip numbers to report businesses that were deviolating.
01:10:23.000So what I did was I very carefully took little screenshots of the California website and all their official announcements and I got my own number and superimposed it and plastered it all over the city.
01:10:55.000I was thinking about the scenario and then one thing I was thinking of is like it's probably easier to put it as what happens if in Texas there's a federal military base and there's a woman and a man and they have a kid and then eight months she's either a service woman or something and so she goes in for this procedure and they approve it.
01:11:43.000If a woman kidnapped a... if the child is born at eight months, no man rushes him into a military base, they're gonna bring her out and give the son back and say, we can't do that.
01:11:52.000But if it's in her womb, they can say, it's viable.
01:11:55.000We could deliver it, but we're gonna kill it.
01:11:59.000Man, it's terrible, but the reality is that people do not agree, and I think some of them are being disingenuous, but they do not agree about when human life begins.
01:12:09.000And that's what got us into this whole argument.
01:12:12.000I know, abortion's such a topic that when it comes up, we go crazy, but I just have to say, life begins at conception.
01:12:27.000Now, you can argue human consciousness, you can argue insolent, you can argue all those things happen at different points, I don't care, but a unique set of DNA is in cellular reproduction, independent, That's life.
01:12:40.000And the goalposts will move in this argument, I think, throughout eternity, which is why I am so in favor of people just peacefully separating in this country as much as they can.
01:13:08.000So I feel like if we go, here's what I see happening, if we go the national divorce route, we peacefully say, you guys do your thing, or we go even strong federalism.
01:13:35.000We end up with Republicans winning in November, we end up with Donald Trump winning in 2024, and then people just keep—these people are like—Trump fires everybody.
01:13:44.000All of a sudden, the administrative state at the federal level is crippled, the federal government loses tons of power.
01:13:49.000Texas says, Colorado, we don't care what you do.
01:13:53.000Then what happens when you get one of these scenarios where a guy's son is taken?
01:13:58.000Because the woman is pregnant and she says, I'm not going to deliver this for you because we're fighting and we don't like each other anymore.
01:14:03.000This guy goes to Texas without a strong federal government to intervene.
01:14:08.000Texas either says, yes, we'll help save your son, or we won't.
01:14:11.000They might say, look, we're not going to go and take a woman like it's never going to happen.
01:14:15.000What does Colorado do when a band of armed dudes go in to rescue their child?
01:14:20.000What would happen if a woman kidnapped a two-year-old child, jumped state lines, and law enforcement across the board said, we will not get you your son back, even though we know it's a crime, we know your son's in danger, and she has expressed she will kill him?
01:14:38.000I think that you're likely to have a violent standoff, which is terrible, but we are already encountering situations like that.
01:14:45.000I mean, what happened with Ammon Bundy?
01:14:51.000In the car, so this is when, for those that aren't familiar, they were occupying, first it's the land dispute, then it was they were occupying a BLM building, and there's a video of this group driving in a car, and then you see the window shatter.
01:15:05.000Dude jumps out, and then, I could be wrong, it's been a long time, but he reaches into his chest holster or something, and then they just unload on him.
01:15:12.000This is a Bureau of Land Management building.
01:15:18.000And it was like the second incident with the bunnies, I think, and this guy...
01:15:22.000They argued, well, he reached for a weapon, so we shot him, and then people pointed out, you shot at him first, and he was reaching in self-defense.
01:15:32.000We talked about this stuff two years ago.
01:15:36.000I'm not as libertarian as y'all when it comes to all of that stuff.
01:15:39.000I mean, you agree with school choice, right?
01:15:41.000The reason that schools do such a shitty job is because they have geographic monopolies.
01:15:44.000You can make the same argument for police departments.
01:15:48.000You can't hold them accountable from the bottom up if they either discriminate and kill innocent people or if they just don't come in time.
01:16:31.000And, and we need to make it much easier to go after their bail or their, their bond or their insurance, because you can do that, but it's so difficult and complicated and obnoxious.
01:16:47.000So if you know, I look at these old tropes of officer friendly, you know, he's walking down, everyone's waving a free hot dog for you, officer.
01:16:55.000And the cop was concerned that if he screwed up, the whole community is going to get mad at him.
01:18:05.000In New York, though, you know, I lived on the block where a black nationalist executed two cops minding their own business, sitting in a car.
01:18:12.000But what people need to understand, too, is that guy, he didn't live there.
01:18:14.000He showed up to this neighborhood just to kill these guys.
01:18:17.000He posted, you take two of ours, we take two of yours, or something like that as a reference to Michael Brown.
01:18:22.000But on the street, every night there are floodlights on every corner and cops, like, it's basically an occupation.
01:18:27.000They're the fifth largest standing army in the world.
01:18:32.000So you go outside when I was living in this neighborhood at night, there's two cops on every street corner, large floodlights, and it's like in a residential neighborhood.
01:18:42.000People there don't take kindly to living that way, man.
01:18:44.000And so it breeds animosity and there's a lot of people who do like it because it's unsafe.
01:19:22.000We're ungoverned, essentially, and then they're passing 1,000-page bills and stuff without reading them.
01:19:27.000I think the other problem is a lot of the over-criminalization with victimless crimes.
01:19:34.000If you had more drug legalization, for example, you wouldn't need as much rights enforcement done
01:19:39.000by gangs because it would be things that are legal on the books, but you would be able to
01:19:45.000enforce it through the police instead of through gangs. But where would Kamala Harris get her
01:19:51.000slave labor to put out wildfires? Drug enforcement's... Truancy.
01:19:55.000I wonder what you guys think about drug enforcement because you were saying earlier legalized drugs You'd mentioned Portugal that had in 2000 an experiment where they legalized maybe not every drug but a lot of drugs nationally I'm not sure exactly how that turned out but like Drugs are getting more potent more addictive Pharmaceutical companies are building them.
01:20:11.000Like are you also saying that pharmaceutical companies should be able to legally sell heroin to kids?
01:20:16.000Those are already legal Well, let's think about how that would work like in reality.
01:20:21.000You go into CVS or drugstores, even baby formula is locked up.
01:20:26.000So I don't anticipate that there are going to be a lot of places that would actually sell hard drugs like heroin to children.
01:20:33.000I couldn't even get diet pills when I was like 18.
01:20:36.000I remember having a friend who really wanted to get diet pills when she was 18.
01:21:33.000They were going to put a bag in me, give it a year, give it a year.
01:21:37.000And if it wasn't fixed, Take the colon out insane I'm a woman within like of childbearing age and they were gonna take out my organs And I hung up the phone and after pumping me full of many pharmaceutical drugs.
01:21:52.000I tried all the things I'd hugged a purple crystal.
01:21:54.000I'd everything in between I don't care.
01:21:57.000I'll try it And I was like the only choice I have left is to try a radical change to my diet because I've tried the first you know 20 hits on Google and gluten No, I'd been on a gluten-free, very healthy vegan diet for 15 years exactly.
01:22:14.000So when I say healthy vegan, I mean I wasn't just, I wasn't eating like vegan powdered doughnuts.
01:22:19.000Well, what was causing it, do you know?
01:24:50.000So since becoming pregnant, by the way, and this is another good thing to know, like when you're pregnant, you have kind of free-floating stem cells in your body.
01:25:19.000So then when we talk about legalizing drugs, I'm concerned.
01:25:21.000I just watched this dope sick movie I was talking to you guys about earlier about the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma basically telling everyone that OxyContin is not addictive.
01:25:30.000That was their official statement from the FDA.
01:25:32.000And they sold all this to all these people killed millions like hundreds of thousands of people got addicted and again got into heroin because they couldn't get their oxy.
01:25:40.000So what if we legalize drugs then not only would pharmaceutical companies be able to pump stuff like potent oxy oxycontin into 12 year olds but like so could people on the street I would imagine and it would just be like I mean, they already do, though.
01:25:59.000So there's all different varying degrees of regulation that it could or could not go through.
01:26:04.000But I gotta tell you, man, they're pumping kids full of Ritalin in schools.
01:26:08.000You're moving too much, you have ADHD.
01:26:10.000You get in trouble if you don't put your kid on Ritalin in public schools.
01:26:14.000So, I think that problem is already there.
01:26:16.000I do think it would be easier for us to expose it if a lot more things were deregulated.
01:26:22.000And this would also, when I say legalize or deregulate or decriminalize drugs, we're talking about you could have cannabis instead of opioids.
01:29:01.000We talk a lot about government, military tyranny, about corporate tyranny, you know, what they call it, I guess.
01:29:09.000But that medical tyranny is a real thing and it can really exist.
01:29:13.000And I'm wondering, are we like in a system like that right now?
01:29:16.000Well, I mean, I think that's what the FDA does.
01:29:20.000So we can't get cannabis legalized, even though it's saving children from like a life of hell with seizure disorders and keeping me from having my colon ripped out of my body.
01:29:31.000But we can fast track all kinds of other strange experimental drugs over the last couple of years.
01:29:36.000But then we were expected to not talk about, say things that weren't true about it.
01:29:40.000Like that was all of a sudden, like that's the tyrannical part when people are like, no, no, no, we're going to follow the CDC implicitly out in front.
01:29:49.000And that's like, dude, that's that's antithetical to our system.
01:29:52.000I would like when the Republicans win to have an inquiry into the CDC.
01:29:57.000And I want to see communications with the World Health Organization.
01:30:01.000I want to see what they were approving, why they were approving it.
01:30:04.000I want to hear Dr. Fauci testify as to everything that happened.
01:30:06.000And there's just, look, I'm not going to get into anything beyond that.
01:30:24.000The most libertarian Republican there is, is working on it.
01:30:27.000So it's up to the rest of them to have the backbone.
01:30:30.000I shout out to Seamus Coghlan of Freedom Tunes because we've done a couple Fauci and Rand Paul cartoons mocking the whole thing of, you know, Rand Paul questioning Fauci about what's going on and stuff like that.
01:30:43.000So I really do appreciate Rand Paul's work.
01:30:45.000And it's remarkable to me that there's still people on Twitter that are advocating for full lockdown policies, and I'm like, we're long since over this corner.
01:30:53.000You still have some places, like in D.C., in order to go to school, ages 12 and up, you have to get a vaccine to go back to school this coming fall.
01:31:23.000Which is what a lot of people are doing, and we're not checking for... Actually, I know a few people who did that to get around getting vaccinated.
01:31:42.000You know, look, the fact that law-abiding citizens know there's an open door they can't go through, and it's the people who break the law who walk through it, we got a serious problem there.
01:31:51.000The people who are respecting our laws are the ones we want to come here.
01:31:53.000The people who don't respect our laws are the ones we don't want coming here.
01:32:37.000And they were like, we were just trying to help people, and then they said something about causing problems for wildlife, pollution, like you can't just leave garbage in the middle of the desert, things like that.
01:32:47.000What do you guys think about states like Texas sending immigrants over to DC?
01:32:51.000Well, my first response was that it's just helping them.
01:32:55.000The Democrats have been shipping illegal immigrants across the country, so all they're doing is helping them get to the center of the country.
01:33:00.000But many people commented saying, Texas can't deport them, so make the problem not Texas.
01:33:21.000And they're like, you know, we're just going to put we're just going to ship our problem somewhere else.
01:33:25.000Yeah, we're not technically our own country, but we're just going to export our problems over to you.
01:33:29.000I'd imagine California would load up all their homeless on buses and send them to Arizona if they didn't need the population for their congressional seats.
01:34:49.000Oh, that's a really good question because I don't know how far south it's stretched.
01:34:53.000So it goes to that industrial area the flower district over to 8th and 9th Street and now it's spilled past 8th and 9th and up past Maine and then in the other direction I'm not really sure it's I mean it's what it's it's almost half of downtown LA at this point if you were to look at it as a concentration of how many homeless encampments there are it's it's half of downtown LA
01:35:19.000What's the libertarian solution to the homeless crisis?
01:36:08.000California and Illinois have declared a monkeypox emergency and considering the, let's say adult nature of the circumstances, we're going to have that one be uncensored for all of y'all.
01:36:18.000But in the meantime, we'll read your super chats.
01:36:26.000As much as I don't like Nancy Pelosi, China doesn't get to decide when we have someone go and meet with a delegation or government officials.
01:36:34.000Did she end up flying there with fighter jet escort?
01:37:44.000At 4, I was basically saying the primaries are today, right?
01:37:47.000So the polls are gonna be closing soon.
01:37:50.000I don't care what party you represent or whatever.
01:37:53.000You need to get three of your friends, go out and vote.
01:37:57.000You need to stop thinking about whether you're going to win or lose and just stand by what you believe in and encourage as many people as possible to be involved.
01:38:04.000Because what I was basically saying is 30 to 40 seat loss for Democrats, the Democrats better get out if they really believe it and get every single person there to vote.
01:38:12.000And if you're a Republican and you're seeing that, when the enemy is retreating, you don't just say, okay, stop everybody, we're done.
01:39:05.000General election day, we're going to have like a, we're going out for a big major pizza party and then everyone's going to hop on and then we're going to stop over at the local voting place and be like, all right, everybody, we're going to just real quick vote.
01:39:16.000I'm not going to tell you to vote for her.
01:39:18.000I don't like playing those stupid games where it's like, Ian, did you vote?
01:40:09.000But my thing is, I'm not going to ask.
01:40:10.000I'm just going to be like, take your friends.
01:40:13.000Because the reality is, look, I don't need to.
01:40:16.000Most people that watch the show, they're not voting for critical race theory.
01:40:19.000They're not voting for authoritarianism.
01:40:21.000They're going to end up voting Libertarian or Republican or something.
01:40:24.000Well, and pay attention to the off-cycle elections, too.
01:40:27.000I mean, you have some of these school board elections and these other local elections on bonds for the schools, where the teachers' unions basically get all of their people to show up, and it's a low-turnout election, so special interests can take over, which is another conversation altogether.
01:40:40.000Those should be aligned with the general.
01:40:42.000Strider says, as a proud Missourian, I can confirm I did indeed vote for Eric.
01:41:29.000Maybe, you know, you know, the scary thing about the Pelosi thing is it doesn't need to be a PLA army soldier, like running up and going like, uh, Nancy Pelosi.
01:41:37.000It could be just a crazy Taiwanese guy.
01:42:06.000If you guys are overwhelmed by the absurdity and insanity of conflict and crisis and politics, you can go watch Pop Culture Crisis and have a laugh as money guns fire money into the air and people talk about video games, movies, and TV shows.
01:42:19.000Her bit on Ezra, what's his last name?
01:45:21.000So the interesting thing is it goes international conflict in the revolution, internal conflict in civil war, international conflict with the World War I and II.
01:47:24.000Because Bitcoin, look, if you bought Bitcoin when it peaked at 20K like a few years ago, like five years ago, and then it collapsed and they all made fun of you, you're still up.
01:48:26.000We go to Frederick quite a bit, or I don't know if it's pronounced Frederick or Frederick, but we're centralizing everything we do in West Virginia, and I'm much more concerned with West Virginia, because the best part was when the cops in West Virginia told me that Maryland is communist, and I was like, I like these guys.
01:50:08.000Media Matters is losing their minds because I made a video saying obviously not all LGBTQ people are groomers.
01:50:14.000The issue is that we have is that some people are groomers, and some of those groomers happen to be LGBT, and Big Tech is protecting them, so they're trying to get me banned.
01:50:26.000And I'm like, my view literally is me saying gay people are not groomers.
01:50:30.000You think they'll cool off on the groomer ban going forward?
01:50:35.000They're creating a problem because they are sort of using the LGBT community to provide cover for people who are predators and it's just a wrong thing to do to gay people too.
01:50:45.000That's my point and I cited the group Gays Against Grooming.
01:55:11.000I just love the scene when he's doing the prisoner exchange.
01:55:14.000Someone made a meme about it, when they were like, the year is 2050, it's the second civil war, and prisoner exchange is occurring.
01:55:20.000And then they wrote a line where it's like, I don't know their names, but their pronouns are Zeezemzer, Zee, like, and then, you know, the line from the movie.
01:55:29.000And a cheeky fellow who called me a white supremacist bigot.
01:55:53.000H Music says every time someone pushes on AOC for a bad decision, she'll cry in the Oval Office and it will bleed over into her press conferences.
01:56:05.000She'll be doing a press conference and she'll be like, yes, Peter from Fox.
01:56:10.000And he'll be like, you recently signed on to a policy and executive order that does X, Y, and Z. And she'll be like, you just want to date me.
01:57:45.000says, My mom was a teacher in California.
01:57:48.000Teachers who claimed to care would pass kids, quote, push the problem to someone else, would get fifth graders who had no schooling and spoke no English.
02:01:06.000The governor says he wants to cut income tax by like, he wants to cut it down and eventually eliminate it altogether, but it's the state legislature that's blocking it.
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02:02:02.000There was a viral trend on Twitter where they said that it was airborne.
02:02:19.000Angela, do you want to shout anything out?
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