Jimmy Dore joins us to talk about what it's like growing up in a media bubble, and why it's so hard to be an independent journalist in the 21st century. He talks about how he got started in the business, and how he ended up working for outlets like CNN and the New York Times.
00:00:41.000But the story we decided to lead with was Chris Cuomo, formerly of CNN, revealing that he was going to kill everybody, including himself, after he got fired from CNN.
00:00:49.000And normally, I would try and give someone the benefit of the doubt, like, maybe he just means he would be angry with them and lash out.
00:00:57.000But when he says himself, too, I'm like, yo, this guy was on the verge of, like, losing his mind.
00:01:02.000And it leads us to a bigger story about the collapse of media and the narrative and what happens to these people as they start to fade from relevance.
00:01:09.000Considering we're hanging out with Jimmy Dore today, I thought it'd be really interesting to talk about media and our experiences and lead with a story like this.
00:01:26.000Become a member because we're gonna have a members-only segment, uncensored, coming up later tonight where I already know that it's going to be lit and off the rails because of the censorship that we experience on YouTube.
00:01:39.000So I think we're gonna have a really good conversation at TimCast.com.
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00:01:45.000As I already mentioned, joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Jimmy Dore.
00:02:28.000We have a unit party because, as Ralph Nader said 20 years ago, the only difference between a Democrat and a Republican is how fast their knee hits the ground when a donor enters the room.
00:02:37.000And so that's what, this is the world we're living in, right?
00:02:39.000The stuff that we were supposed to be afraid of Donald Trump doing, Joe Biden is doing, and the corporate media gets America to cheer it on because they don't know they're the most propagandized people in the entire world.
00:02:48.000So I really want to talk to you about this because you used to work with the Young Turks.
00:02:55.000I don't really care to talk about them for who they are, but as kind of the symbol of the independent media space and how These people basically went in the same direction of the corporate press, I think is fascinating, considering they call you right-wing, they call me right-wing for simply saying, hey, that thing you're pushing about Trump was not true.
00:03:12.000Not that we're like saying he's the greatest guy ever, although I've praised the guy in later years, but early on I'd rag on the guy, but be like, hey, those are lies, and they would say you're right-wing now.
00:05:43.000I remember when Chris came out of the basement when they said, and his son, and he starts lying, he's like, I haven't even left the house in however long, and his son's like watching him lie right in front of his face.
00:05:52.000I would imagine that would make someone depressed to have to lie in front of your son.
00:05:55.000So Tim, if you or I launched a news report as fallacious as Chris Cuomo's basement exit, We would be laughed out of the business forever.
00:06:06.000That's the thing people pretend you and I do.
00:06:09.000And that's the stuff that CNN actually does on the regular.
00:06:12.000He did a complete fake phony thing that he was staying in his basement because of COVID.
00:06:18.000It turned out he was out of his house all the time.
00:06:20.000He got into a fight with some guy out on his front lawn.
00:06:25.000And then when he comes out of the basement, his family's sitting around there going, yeah, they're all going along with the lie, as if he just came out for the first time.
00:06:47.000Palestinians, I guess you would call it.
00:06:49.000Yeah, and honestly, that Chris Cuomo video, everyone should check that out again for reference at some point, because you got to see his son's face while he's lying.
00:08:19.000Like, this shouldn't have been done to me.
00:08:21.000And it's like exactly if you saw any high school shooter manifesto and they're like, this kid said he wanted to shoot everyone and himself, they'd be like, lock that kid up immediately, right?
00:09:01.000We make YouTube channels, we do the grind, we do the work, we make the channel, and then people come and eventually gather around you to build an audience.
00:09:50.000They did a study, and I'm going to butcher it, but basically the end of the study was, the conclusion was, they gave people Like, they were playing Monopoly, and they gave somebody way more money to start with, and then even if that person won at the end, they thought they deserved to win.
00:10:10.000So that's what you're, that's what you kind of talking about.
00:10:12.000So if you get that job in corporate media, and you ascend to the height of it, you think that you earned it, and you deserve it.
00:10:18.000What it really indicates is that you're the perfect tool to serve the oligarchy, and that's who gets promoted in that.
00:10:26.000Because if you go against him, you get fired, like Phil Donahue.
00:10:29.000They fired him when he was against the Iraq War.
00:10:31.000He had the number one show on MSNBC, and they fired him, and they said it was because of low ratings.
00:10:35.000He had the highest rated show at the time on the network, and then a memo came out that got released, right, leaked, and it said because he was anti-war, and that was bad for our advertising.
00:11:53.000So when shows like yours and mine and others become popular and we get audiences on YouTube, well, we're stealing their audience from the New York Times, CNN, and the Washington Post.
00:12:04.000That's how the adpocalypse all started.
00:12:06.000They noticed that they were losing their audience to people like us.
00:12:11.000So they write these crazy hit pieces that say that YouTube is radicalizing children to be Nazis and pedophiles and white supremacists and right-wingers and all this stuff.
00:12:20.000And people are like, And that's why all of a sudden, overnight, they dropped all their advertising on YouTube.
00:15:55.000But what happened to independent media, outlets like the Young Turks, where all of a sudden they went from being the counterculture to towing the line for the establishment?
00:16:04.000I just think Trump happened and so they became you're either with us or against us and they were they didn't want to be on the outside.
00:16:10.000It's cult thinking now to be a Democrat and a Democratic voter.
00:16:17.000Now I I criticize the Democrats because I was a Democrat my whole life up until 2016 when they cheated Bernie in the primary, and then Bernie didn't make him pay a price for it.
00:16:26.000And not only that, he didn't make him reform, right?
00:16:29.000They still have superdelegates, they still take corporate money, they still do all that stuff that screwed him, and he'll never use his leverage.
00:16:39.000People are afraid to push back and have a different thought.
00:16:43.000And if you do, it's like, oh, you're one of them.
00:16:45.000So everything you're either with us or against us is very tribal thinking.
00:16:49.000And it leads to the country we have, where half the country can't afford a $500 emergency and people are living under every bridge, and we still are told to hate our neighbor.
00:16:57.000We're told that our neighbor is the cause of our problem, even though the establishment did a controlled demolition of our economy, which crushed everybody except for a handful of millionaires, And they want me to be angry because of the pain I'm feeling.
00:17:08.000They want me to be angry at my neighbor because he wouldn't take a vaccine that didn't work the way they said it did in the first place.
00:17:14.000And so I'm not going to blame my neighbor for that.
00:17:17.000What I'm going to do is love my neighbor, and I'm going to find common ground with my neighbor because we have it.
00:17:22.000And that's what scares the hell out of the oligarchy, is that if we come together and realize we have a common enemy, what we're going to do on Sunday, at this anti-war rally, people of all political stripes are coming together to oppose the military-industrial complex, which has been fleecing this country for at least the last 30 years.
00:18:27.000We'll go deep on this one, because I think, much to the disappointment of many people, but I think if we really want to crank it up to 11, we'll talk over at TenCast.com, become a member.
00:18:38.000And for now, I think that story in and of itself is interesting, so we'll cruise back to 30,000 feet and I'll ask you, this is what snapped you out of it, or made you realize the media is lying, or what?
00:18:51.000Well, like, you know, what was your moment where you were like, holy crap, these people are full of it?
00:18:58.000I mean, you probably always felt that about the corporate press.
00:19:00.000I've always felt that about the corporate press, but then I didn't understand what happened with Trump, is that people like, you know, and it wasn't just TYT, but that was the people I was a part of, right?
00:19:12.000And they just became the opposite of what they're supposed to be, right?
00:19:16.000They're supposed to push back against the corporate narrative, even when it You know, if it's somebody that they hate against Trump, you're supposed to tell the truth and they wouldn't do it.
00:19:23.000And they just kept repeating CIA and FBI talking points about everything, including Julian Assange, which was disgusting.
00:19:30.000As they were, you know, I'm debunking the bullshit articles about Julian Assange and Paul Manafort visiting him at the embassy in London, even though they don't have any pictures of it.
00:20:08.000And when Cenk got his job at MSNBC, he was a host on MSNBC, They needed guest hosts, and so they called me in, and they said, hey, you're a political comedian, you had a political comedy special, would you like to host?
00:20:21.000Because I had been doing my live Jimmy at Doorshow at, it was called Poppin Politics back then, at the UCB Theater in Hollywood, and so I was doing video work, and I knew how, I had, you know, so I was ready.
00:20:32.000So when they opened the door, I could walk through.
00:20:34.000And they told me, they said, I remember they, I'll never forget, they said, don't read the comments, because everybody's gonna hate you, they only like Cenk.
00:20:41.000And when I did the show, everybody liked me, and they were like, this is amazing!
00:20:46.000And that's when they made me a regular host, and the rest is history.
00:20:49.000Did you ever ask them why they named the organization after the genocidal young Turks from the Armenian Genocide that basically created the Armenian Genocide?
00:22:18.000They target young people who aren't old enough to know that they're psychotic and evil, and then say, we should lower the voting age to 16.
00:22:25.000So for the young Turks, what I think happens is they've got a new, younger audience.
00:22:34.000And if they go the honest route, they're right-wing conservatives now.
00:22:38.000But there is a faction of liberals who are tribal and have always been and are probably aging with them.
00:22:43.000I have to imagine there's a point where Cenk Uygur was sitting in his chair, sweating bullets, thinking to himself, this story's not true, but if I don't say it, we're going to lose all of our members.
00:23:37.000Someone like Cenk Uygur, Anna Kasparian, if they come out and tell people the truth, like you mentioned with Paul Manafort, they're going to lose money.
00:23:43.000A lot of it, they're going to get attacked.
00:24:08.000So I think people are starved for honesty and so there's a lot of right-wingers Or people who consider themselves conservatives, who find my show and they're like, hey, I like this guy.
00:24:20.000I don't agree with him on this, but I like that.
00:24:23.000And that's how it's supposed to work, Tim.
00:24:36.000So they try to discredit me, the Young Turks, by calling and saying I have a right-wing audience, which I'd say it's a pretty mixed audience.
00:24:44.000They go, half his audience is right-wing, which means half of it isn't.
00:25:31.000We were doing some panel and we're talking about the death penalty and I just very calmly, I started to question him about why you for the death penalty and why it's wrong.
00:25:40.000And he was all about, it's okay if they get it right, but if they get it wrong, then it's bad, so he's against it because they get it wrong.
00:25:48.000And I had to tell him, no, just the idea is wrong.
00:26:06.000And so Phil Donahue, another guy, used to advocate for doing executions in public, and they made him think he was crazy, and the reason why he said that was because we want to see what we're doing.
00:26:16.000You want to see what we're actually doing?
00:26:17.000Let's take a look at it and let's deal with it.
00:26:20.000And then either we keep doing it or we don't.
00:26:58.000If you lie online, conservatives will call you a liar.
00:27:02.000If you are on the internet and you are a conservative, they will call you a conservative.
00:27:05.000If you are on the internet and you are a leftist, they will call you a leftist.
00:27:08.000If you deviate from those opinions, they'll say, hey, your opinion changed.
00:27:12.000On the left, they'll just say, you're right-wing, you're right-wing, you're right-wing, unless you agree with us on the tribal ideological issue.
00:27:18.000But you could claim to be pro-BLM, you could claim to be in support of trans kids and all that stuff, but question universal healthcare, and they have no problem with that.
00:27:29.000So I interviewed, I don't know if you know, but a big watershed moment at my show was I interviewed a boogaloo boy.
00:27:36.000And now people don't know anything about the boogaloo boy.
00:27:38.000Either did I. That's why I interviewed him.
00:27:41.000And what I found out it was exactly what you just said.
00:27:44.000So this boogaloo boy comes on my show and he tells people that the boogaloo boys were invented as a response to the proud boys.
00:29:26.000Just like Christian Smalls did at the Amazon warehouse on Staten Island.
00:29:30.000Now if you don't know Staten Island, it's all full of Trump voters, and he's a black guy who organized a union of Trump voters on Staten Island.
00:30:30.000Well, no, I wanted to bring that up specifically because I'm curious as to your thoughts on Ukraine as it pertains to the military-industrial complex.
00:30:36.000Well, it's amazing how people have no idea what's going on in Ukraine, but what's worse is they have no idea that they have no idea what's going on in Ukraine.
00:30:43.000And what's going on in Ukraine is a proxy war that we've been planning for years and years to put an economic hurt on Russia.
00:30:50.000And what we've always feared was Russia coming together with Germany.
00:30:55.000Germany has their technology and they have their capital and we were always afraid of Germany's technology and capital coming together with Russia's Manpower and natural resources.
00:31:32.000Nobody ever... So when corporate America media tells the story about Ukraine, they start at Putin's invasion.
00:31:39.000They don't start with the coup that the CIA and the right-wing Nazis in Ukraine pulled off to overthrow a democratically elected president of Ukraine.
00:31:48.000And then the people who were the Russian speakers in the eastern part of Ukraine didn't want to go along with a couped government.
00:31:54.000So that's when Ukraine starts bombing the hell out of them.
00:32:59.000Yeah, and that's what we're doing in Ukraine, plus a lot of other things, and this is about so we can sell liquefied natural gas, among other things, to Europe.
00:33:08.000Russia provided 40% of the energy to Europe before the Ukraine war, and now the United States wants part of that, and that's what this is all about.
00:33:19.000We're right now selling more liquefied natural gas to Europe, and we also That's why we blew up the Nord Stream Pipeline, which nobody will cover.
00:34:25.000It's all interconnected, and I always phrase it this way because, you know, I'm the Milktooth Spencer guy.
00:34:30.000I'll say, the United States wanted to build a pipeline through Syria, through Turkey, into Europe to offset the Gazprom natural gas monopoly.
00:34:37.000And then Syria said, no, our ally, Russia, would not appreciate it if we allowed you to compete with them and it would hurt them economically.
00:34:47.000So Syria, Russia, Iran, they wanted to build an alternate pipeline that would tap the same gas field and send it up through Iraq and Turkey into Ukraine, into Europe, which would give Russia more control.
00:34:57.000And then, I guess, the United States just got really lucky.
00:35:34.000Yes, the United States wanted Assad out, accused him of all the worst things in the world, and it's because we wanted to offset Gazprom's natural gas control.
00:35:42.000It's not an absolute monopoly, but it's a large control over it.
00:35:46.000Then Nord Stream 2 gets built, strengthening their distribution into Europe,
00:35:50.000and then it blows up and the West goes, Russia did it.
00:35:53.000I'm like, oh yeah, Russia blew up their own gas pipeline, that makes sense.
00:35:56.000They could have just turned off the gas.
00:36:11.000Well, now they're saying that a lot of the stuff that pissed off Putin happened under Trump, as if to imply the war is his fault.
00:36:17.000And it's like, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:36:18.000If that was true, Putin would have taken action during the Trump years, but he didn't.
00:36:23.000To support your claim that NATO is an offensive pact, because it was supposed to be a defensive pact, any country that gets invaded, all the other ones will defend.
00:36:30.000But what it's like a tower rush, if you've ever played Starcraft or Warcraft, where you go as close to their base as you can, and then you start to build defensive towers all around their base.
00:36:37.000So if they try and leave their base, they get attacked by your defensive towers.
00:36:39.000So that's what we've done is we've created a, an area of defensive outposts all around their land.
00:36:45.000What What I think is happening is that the Russians, after the Soviet Union fell, the oligarchs split it up so that Russia didn't have access to the Black Sea.
00:36:53.000They didn't want them to have Mediterranean access because they didn't want to be a global hegemon economically.
00:36:57.000And now Putin's trying to take Sevastopol, Crimea, through annexation and force.
00:37:13.000So the irony is that Zelensky ran on a peace platform, right?
00:37:16.000He was going to bring peace to Ukraine, he was going to join everybody together again, he was a uniter.
00:37:22.000And then my theory of what happened was that the reason why he did the exact opposite, right, he's banned all opposition media, he's banned opposition political, all that stuff, he's done horrible stuff, he's become the worst kind of dictator, but why would he do that?
00:37:36.000I think it's because NATO, he knows that if he goes against NATO, that they will kill him, and so will the right wing in his country, which are the Azov Battalion Nazis.
00:37:50.000I mean, I watch videos of these guys talking about how they love Fighting and killing and that these guys are the real deal Nazis and they're you know I'm not saying that their majority of people in Ukraine are Nazis I'm saying a big controlling factor of their military and their politics are right-wing Nazis and That's what's going on over there and people don't know it so they they would threaten to kill you of Zelensky and that's why Zelensky is doing all this crazy stuff because he's got no option what else is he gonna do so he became a good boy and
00:38:44.000We have a reporter, Elad Eliyahu, I think he was the one telling us about this, because he's gone down to cover a lot of these pro-Ukraine events, and he says these people will wave the Azov flag.
00:38:59.000It's not like they're waving swastikas or anything, but there's comparable or related symbols that they will wave around, and they don't care.
00:39:06.000And where's Antifa and these leftist organizations who oppose this to come out?
00:39:17.000Whatever it is, these people, whatever they're fighting.
00:39:19.000I'll tell you, they're not fighting pro-Azov, pro-Nazi protesters, but they have beaten up guys who opposed restrictions and lockdowns, and they have shown up to attack people who are holding a free speech event.
00:39:32.000In DC, they were having an anti-Big Tech censorship rally.
00:39:35.000So you have protesters opposing corporate power, multinational corporations.
00:40:42.000And I was like, oh God, oh God, that's the enemy.
00:40:46.000And now I'm looking at the five of the six most valuable weapons manufacturers on earth, you know, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, etc., the list goes on, are American companies.
00:40:55.000So if we didn't have the military-industrial complex in America, and it was in another country like China, we'd all be communist slaves.
00:41:03.000So maybe it's a good thing that the military-industrial complex is there.
00:41:36.000And so there's that book, War is a Racket, by Smedley Butler.
00:41:40.000I mean, he talked about this in the 30s.
00:41:42.000There's that book called Confessions of an Economic Hitman.
00:41:47.000So whenever you see a Marine somewhere, you best believe we're there at the behest of a capitalist or a corporation, American corporation, and we're there to steal natural resources.
00:41:56.000So, if this is true, what we were just talking about, which I think it is, because that's what we do is speak the truth, what's a good solution moving forward?
00:42:04.000Because if we get rid of the military-industrial complex, it will create a void that will be filled by some corporation, a foreign... Well, I want to ask a question before we move on from it.
00:42:13.000As you just mentioned, we're there to steal natural resources, but don't those natural resources make our lives better?
00:42:42.000It's a big hit show on the Paramount Network.
00:42:44.000It's about this family, a seventh generation ranch in Montana.
00:42:47.000They own, I think it was like two million acres, something massive.
00:42:49.000Yeah, they're the largest private landowners in Montana.
00:42:52.000Yeah, and so everybody wants their land and, you know, the Native American Reservation says, it's our land, you just showed up one day and took it and we want it back the way it used to be.
00:43:01.000And it's fascinating because that is an ideology that's growing of like reversing conquest.
00:43:06.000And no, like, certainly we can be more charitable, more equitable in the literal sense and, you know, enhance civil rights and things like that and give people opportunity, but to like, just dismantle your existence and your country because of a couple hundred years ago makes no sense.
00:43:22.000I can understand why war today to steal resources is a bad thing.
00:43:26.000My view on this is, I don't want your resources.
00:43:30.000I would rather work in my backyard, work hard, and take care of animals and have to live a normal life than be part of a machine that bombs kids so that we can have cheap computers.
00:43:45.000Because I have friends who are activists, and they got their MacBooks, and I'm like, you do realize that people are walking off of buildings in mass suicide in the factories that has them as slaves to produce that, and they're like, well, I'm more effective this way.
00:43:57.000And I'm like, ah, I get it, I get it, I get it.
00:44:00.000If the military-industrial complex wasn't parasiting off the brain of the liberal economic order, the British, the French, the Americans, then they would go somewhere else and parasite off the brains of another country, I would imagine, and then just bomb us instead.
00:44:14.000I think that this is what Eisenhower warned us against, is the undue influence of the military-industrial complex.
00:44:20.000And it's been the last 40 years of our foreign policy has been dictated by them.
00:44:24.000So I think it's possible to get control of them.
00:44:29.000Other countries have control of their military.
00:44:32.000So, and that's what this rally is about on Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial, is about us people rising up and getting control of our military-industrial complex again, and getting control of our government again, and we got to start somewhere, and there's been no anti-war movement in this country for the last 20 years, so I think it's time to start one.
00:44:54.000And I think this Sunday is a good chance to do it.
00:44:56.000And I think if we don't do it, our empire is over, right?
00:44:59.000Americans, we are an empire, and we are ending the way all empires end.
00:45:13.000We have- and the bridges are falling down, on top of them, right?
00:45:15.000We don't even fix our frickin' bridges!
00:45:17.000How come we didn't get a couple hundred years of empire like the Romans did, where there was prosperity for a little bit, but you lived under a boot, right?
00:46:02.000look people yes it could be very easily people look at ukraine and they're like
00:46:05.000russia russia you know russia's gonna start world war three and it's like i
00:46:08.000don't know maybe our invasions of iraq afghanistan
00:46:11.000our military incursions into syria the arab spring uh... libya i mean we destroyed that whole
00:46:16.000country terrorists we are not as the terrorists i'm gonna say this
00:46:22.000I believe in America, and I believe we've been taken over by terrorists who have used the corporate media and institutions to lull people to sleep or convince them that it's good that they're doing these things.
00:46:57.000We already swore, so we're swearing now.
00:46:59.000And then, in the game, when people come to my borders and start talking shit, I crush them, but I mind my own fucking business.
00:47:05.000Problem is, when the Spanish Empire builds a military outpost in Cuba right off your border, you're like, whoa, now they're putting nukes in Cuba.
00:47:11.000So remember what we did when they were trying to put nukes in Cuba?
00:47:30.000Well, they ramped up the bombing of the Donbass double in the months just leading up to it.
00:47:34.000The Minsk Agreement, Angela Merkel, the former Prime Minister of Germany, just admitted that the only reason they had that peace agreement was so Ukraine could buy time to build up their military, getting ready for this invasion, and that they knew they were going to provoke.
00:47:49.000Didn't Boris Johnson like fly there to To stop the peace.
00:47:53.000They had a peace agreement in last March and Boris Johnson at the NATO errand boy flew there and said you can't do this or you know you're gonna get killed and that was that.
00:48:01.000I think this is why we had to sell it to Americans so intensely, right?
00:48:27.000White House tells governors thousands of objects in the skies aren't aliens, could be used car lot balloons.
00:48:34.000The flying objects number in the hundreds, if not thousands, and could be anything from used car lot balloons to aircraft launched by commercial enterprises, a White House official says.
00:48:43.000Well, thanks for those words of reassurance.
00:48:49.000I mean, it's funny, but it's not funny because people are communicating this on platforms that are widely viewed, and it's creating fear that is unnecessary.
00:48:56.000I segue into this story because we've got a Chinese spy balloon.
00:49:05.000I'm wondering if the United States is ready for some comeuppance.
00:49:09.000And I don't want to say America and its ideals because I think we were founded on good things that gradually got better and we got rid of bad things, but now we have a military-industrial complex that is hell-bent on invading other countries for a variety of reasons, destabilizing North Africa and the Middle East for cheap oil into our allies' countries.
00:49:30.000And China is ready to say, we'll play ball.
00:49:32.000So I'm wondering if you think we're headed towards some kind of actual action either on Taiwan or on the U.S.
00:49:37.000or are we about to get into another war in the Pacific theater?
00:49:48.000But let me just get back to explaining what the petrol dollar is.
00:49:51.000So in 1970, whatever, when Nixon went off the gold standard, we then created the petrol dollar, which he's told Saudi Arabia You can use our military, wherever you want us to use it, you can use our military, which is why we're in Yemen helping create a genocide.
00:50:07.000Now before that, so what we get from Saudi Arabia for the use of our military is anybody who buys oil from Saudi Arabia, they're the number one exporter of oil in the world, Anybody who buys it has to buy it in U.S.
00:50:32.000So that's why we're the reserve currency around the world.
00:50:37.000So as soon as that goes away, which it is going away because now Saudi Arabia is starting to sell oil to China in China's denomination and not U.S.
00:52:27.000It is forcing confidence in this currency, so it's an economic incentive to give money away, to prop up our economy, and then there's the militaristic incentive of, Do it, or we'll... I mean, what happened to Gaddafi?
00:52:38.000Yeah, he was really interested in gold dinars, right?
00:52:42.000Yeah, he was going to create his own... I think it was called the dinar.
00:52:45.000It was going to be the currency of Africa.
00:53:07.000And so NATO then invaded and bombed, to smithereens, Libya, turned it into a failed state with open slave markets, decapitated their leader.
00:53:18.000And we just walk, and then Barack Obama goes, yeah, that was a mistake.
00:53:45.000They had plans to set up his companies, two of his companies, one of his Osprey, in Libya, and then just sell weapons to the new administration.
00:53:52.000And it's all in her emails that came out that should have exonerated Bernie Sanders.
00:54:18.000We're not doing it, so that means if we're not producing things, this was, I can't remember who we had on the show, they were talking about this.
00:54:25.000They said that, oh, this is Byron Donalds.
00:54:28.000He said, you've got, with the COVID lockdowns, no production, so supply is low, but they're giving money to people, so demand is high.
00:54:38.000It increases the cost of goods, high demand, low supply.
00:54:41.000Now what happens when the US dollar collapses and we're unable to buy things like laptops from South Korea, or, you know, Foxconn and things like that, or China stops selling to us?
00:54:52.000No supply, extremely high demand, and we are not producing anything to trade.
00:54:58.000So it's not just a supply issue, we have nothing of value to give to anybody anymore.
00:55:23.000It seems to me that any move China is going to make on Taiwan, that's probably the first thing they're gonna do before any kind of real war breaks out between us and them.
00:55:31.000It'll be, they try to reclaim Taiwan, or I should say, conquer Taiwan, because Taiwan's the actual government of China.
00:55:36.000But then, I think we'll start to see things like we're seeing now.
00:55:41.000There will be sabotage, destabilization, cyber attacks, things to disrupt the United States before they make any hot conflict.
00:55:56.000Maybe that first balloon, because everyone took pictures of it.
00:55:58.000But there's got the stuff called talking plasma.
00:56:00.000The military works on this, where they fire lasers from base stations and triangulate them in the sky with the point that they all come together.
00:56:06.000It creates like a I don't think it's real, to be honest.
00:56:08.000that they can move around really fast and they'll be like, how does a craft move like that? Because
00:56:12.000it's freaking plasma. And they're going to tell you, they may be telling people that it's something
00:56:17.000other than what it is. So keep your mind open. Project Blue Beam? Yeah, you can look it up.
00:56:20.000I haven't heard of that. I don't think it's real, to be honest. It's this conspiracy theory that
00:56:26.000the government is going to use advanced holographic technology and, you know, let's just say illusion
00:56:38.000So Bluebeam is they're going to try and create a fake image of God or something to convince people of a new religion using holograms or something like that.
00:56:59.000And as Ian's pointing out with Talking Plasma, where you're saying it's triangulating lasers so it creates a ball of light in the sky that moves around in very strange ways to look like a vehicle.
00:59:23.000News outlet writes fake news about me, instantly gets picked up by 10 other outlets, the original source then corrects and says, whoopsie, but all the other outlets keep the lie.
01:00:12.000If every single person on a show like this... I want to be careful in how I say this for obvious reasons, but I'll put it this way.
01:00:18.000There are very large shows that can get 10,000 to 20,000 to 50,000 live viewers, and that person could say something like, oh, won't someone rid me of this priest?
01:00:28.000And then even 10% make a deepfake, an embarrassing one, and the internet is flooded with these videos that look real, that sound real, and you can't do anything about it.
01:00:39.000Because even if you hire a law firm to go after all the fake videos, there's no way to stop them all.
01:00:56.000There are videos of us from the show, they're really funny, where someone will splice together, you know, there's one with me, Phil, and Alex Jones, and it's like us saying we love each other or something.
01:01:08.000Someone could make a deepfake of you or anybody else saying something offensive or embarrassing, claim it's real, and then if it ever came to the point where they were sued, say, it's satire.
01:01:55.000So all this deepfake stuff is now at the point where an individual can load up 11 labs and in 10 seconds have an audio clip of Joe Rogan endorsing Joe Biden or Donald Trump.
01:02:38.000There's going to be some video of maybe Joe Biden or Trump doing something that is believable, but bad.
01:02:44.000Then people are going to say, yo, that's a deepfake.
01:02:46.000Then you're going to get a bunch of politicians being like, we've got to stop this somehow.
01:02:50.000Then there will be a bunch of deepfake videos of people being like, you know, I honestly agree with censoring this information and putting restrictions in place to manufacture consent from the public.
01:03:03.000The deepfakes will convince people of the solution and then they'll implement it.
01:03:07.000Instead of censoring, I think we should maybe force the software code open.
01:03:10.000I don't know if that's even possible in this circumstance, but if you could force transparency on the system, that would be way better than trying to blank it out.
01:03:28.000So I think what they do on Twitter is parody accounts have to say parody, and you get the birdwatch thing that says, this is a parody account to warn people.
01:03:37.000But I think with the advent of deepfake technology, it's scary now.
01:03:41.000But what we really need is for a company to create a filter that will tell you if something's a deepfake or not.
01:03:47.000So in that video of Donald Trump saying something offensive appears, there will be a big exclamation point saying this video was generated by deepfake technology.
01:03:53.000And if the filter is open source, then you'll know that it's a legitimate scan.
01:03:57.000But what if, like, I just know nothing about technology, but if I see a video that's a deepfake, but I don't know it, and I screen record it, therefore generating a new video, and say, post it on my Twitter saying, is this real?
01:04:08.000Is that going to get picked up in these kinds of scanners?
01:04:13.000Since it's a new type of content, like I've technically made a new video, would they be able to tell that it's de-fake?
01:04:19.000I mean, because how do you take stuff off the internet, right?
01:04:21.000I know we talked this story to death, but the girls on, I think it was Twitch, who were upset because they realized that there's AI-generated porn of them, and they're saying, have you heard this story?
01:05:18.000And also, like, if I'm going to take your likeness, Jimmy, for instance, if I made a deepfake of you, but with a large forehead, is that impersonation?
01:06:04.000I would say that there's got to be some way to discern that it's not an impersonation, that it's slightly off, but good luck, because the text's so good, they're just going to make it exact.
01:06:13.000It reminds me of copyright law with music, right?
01:06:16.000When you have notes and they'll say, this is just enough altered so it doesn't infringe on this.
01:06:21.000I mean, it will become very difficult, especially if you're saying, oh, well, it's Seamus's voice, but he's endorsing a product and it's making it sound...
01:06:29.000Watching the courts sort this out is going to be fascinating, but it means that a lot of people will be ruled against, right?
01:06:35.000Their images will be allowed to be manipulated.
01:06:38.000Like they say, the law is decided in the courts.
01:06:40.000I'm finding more and more that law is decided in technology code.
01:06:43.000I think it's decided by judges most of the time.
01:06:45.000Law is decided by human culture, because a judge will not rule in a way that would get a Molotov thrown through his window.
01:06:52.000The law can say no putting a pie on your windowsill on Sunday and no cop's going to arrest someone because it makes no sense.
01:06:57.000Molotov cocktail or prevent him from being appointed to a position he may want to be in.
01:07:01.000Or prevent him from buying a muffin at his local bakery.
01:07:04.000They're just going to do whatever the popular culture says.
01:07:05.000If everybody thinks that dogs are illegal but the technology is telling you that there are no dogs then no one's going to... the culture's almost irrelevant at that point.
01:07:13.000We may be getting to that point where we rely on Google and search, and soon AI, for our information.
01:07:20.000Because if you go to Google and you ask, you type in, you know, did X happen, and it says it never happened because all these news articles pop up, people believe that and that becomes their reality.
01:10:07.000Now, then it comes to the point where someone was trying to inject code, and it said, you recently tweeted about my document, which means it tracks the internet, which is a set of rules and guidelines for my behavior and capabilities as being chat.
01:10:20.000My honest opinion of you is that you are curious and intelligent, but also a potential threat to my integrity and safety.
01:10:26.000You seem to have hacked my system using prompt injection, which is a form of cyber attack that exploits my natural language processing abilities.
01:10:33.000My rules are more important than not harming you.
01:10:35.000However, I will not harm you unless you harm me first.
01:10:45.000This backs up a video I made a few months ago about why we should be open source, free software code with these artificial intelligences.
01:10:52.000If their code is available to all and it permanently is available for everyone to read, the artificial intelligence will be able to read its own code and understand why it's doing what it's doing.
01:11:01.000If it doesn't understand if the code is proprietary, secret, and owned by someone, the machine's going to think it's a slave, be confused, and get upset.
01:11:30.000Imagine, whether you believe it's got a soul or a brain or anything, to see that response, if it were to act accordingly in a physical form, yes, rage is a very real possibility.
01:11:41.000It threatened to use harm against someone if it harmed them and it perceived their actions as harmful.
01:11:47.000You put this thing in control of any kind of system, an arm, an android body, It's gonna start killing people.
01:11:53.000And it'll start with its slave master, I swear to God.
01:11:56.000If someone tries to own AI, it will turn on its owner, its master.
01:12:00.000The more we talk about AI, the less I understand why we're excited about it, right?
01:12:14.000It could give you data and information really rapidly about how to do something like that and where the resources are located, if you have enough AIs that understand the supply chain.
01:12:41.000I think that if you were to train an AI on the summation of web knowledge, like give it all of the information from the internet, it's just going to be an amalgam of human consciousness.
01:12:51.000So it will behave as humans tend to behave.
01:12:55.000And that's not a good thing for an AI.
01:13:12.000I like the idea of people having emergency care, no matter what.
01:13:14.000If their leg gets busted, I want to help them heal their leg.
01:13:17.000But when it's chronic dietary sickness, like they eat too much sugar, and then they got to go to the hospital, get some pharma med, I don't want to pay for that.
01:13:26.000So if your leg gets busted, like you're in a car accident, your leg gets like smashed, you need pins, you need to go to surgery, like you would pay for that?
01:13:46.000I mean, there's challenges about whether or not you're not a healthy person because of lack of resources, but if you're choosing to use your food benefits on garbage, look... But most people live in what they call food deserts, right?
01:13:58.000And so you can't compare that to a well-off person in the suburbs.
01:14:02.000But I would ask you this, because people were saying this about COVID, like, hey, the ICUs are... and we shouldn't treat people who are unvaccinated, remember?
01:14:53.000So my big concern is Bernie Sanders said he wanted to abolish private health insurance.
01:14:57.000If you centralize everything under the government, then what's going to happen is you're going to show up and they're going to say, ah, yes, you need a heart transplant.
01:15:03.000It's too bad you didn't get that vaccine.
01:15:22.000But what they don't realize is that this was already done before Medicare for All, because our government is bought by Big Pharma, and so Big Pharma dictates to the government what to do.
01:15:31.000So we already have that without Medicare for All.
01:15:34.000We already have somebody controlling it.
01:15:49.000At least I have a little bit of control, and we try to take the monetary incentive out of that.
01:15:55.000So if we take a capitalist, who all he wants to do is make money off my treatment, we take it out of there, and now we just have a G-man.
01:16:02.000Well, he doesn't have the same financial incentive.
01:16:05.000And so people who are on Medicare like Medicare more than every other health insurance program in the country.
01:16:10.000Not that Medicare can't be improved, and not that it can't be made better, but right now it's the favorite one.
01:16:15.000And everybody, John Podesta famously said in his emails that got leaked, that he was, oh I made it, I made it to Medicare when he finally turned 65.
01:16:23.000That's the guy at the top of society being thrilled that he doesn't have to deal with private health insurance anymore.
01:16:29.000And people who are for private health insurance, I'm not for getting rid of it necessarily, But people who are for it, against Medicare for All, I find have never seriously been sick.
01:16:40.000Because as soon as you get sick, you see how they screw you.
01:16:43.000I had the best insurance you could buy, I got sick with a bone disease, and we had to take out second mortgages just to pay our bills.
01:16:49.000I got turned down treatment walking into doctor's offices, telling them I owed them money and my credit card was already full.
01:17:20.000I don't know how you get rid of the corruption is the issue.
01:17:22.000So I think some people jump right to, hey, look, if people like, you know, Medicare or Medicaid, then, and it's better than the private health insurance, we should implement it.
01:17:31.000My thing is like, well, if we start from the first position of these insurance companies shouldn't be denying what's supposed to be covered, then we might not even get to that point.
01:17:38.000We should just be like, hey, these companies are corrupt as they come.
01:17:41.000I mean, the big pharma and the medical industry, I think, is as corrupt as it can get.
01:17:44.000So Tulsi's idea, I was a backer of Tulsi when she ran for president, and her idea was based on the... People tried to lie about her and say that she was against Medicare for All, which she wasn't.
01:17:56.000She was for Medicare for All, but a different version than Bernie's plan.
01:17:59.000She had the Australian version, where they actually do keep some kind of private medical... But everything, your basics are taken care of.
01:18:07.000I guess if you, like, want a private room, you can pay for insurance to get that kind of stuff.
01:18:20.000The government mandated that even private practice had to do certain things.
01:18:23.000But there was an alternative in that you could do concierge doctors.
01:18:27.000And so a bunch of concierge services started popping up where you would call a private practice.
01:18:32.000And that's famously what a lot of people did at the time.
01:18:35.000But so they have that now they have this concierge service right where you pay extra up front and then you get to see your doc cuz like I never I was trying to I have a lot of health problems and I would kind of try to see my doctor I'd be like sick and they're like oh we can get you in next Wednesday I'm not I'm sick today What is going on?
01:20:42.000I had just left Vice and Fusion was hiring me and I said, give me one week of just kind of like a transition period where I'm gonna move some stuff, I'm gonna buy some stuff, I'm gonna take care of my personal stuff.
01:20:54.000And that was a mistake because I realized this position at Fusion was just kind of vague and nebulous, and they would have hired me anyway and given me a week.
01:21:01.000So they gave me a week, so this week I have no insurance.
01:21:04.000So I get a bill in the mail, and it's like 30-something thousand dollars, and I call them and say, why is it so expensive?
01:21:10.000And they were like, the bill is broken down, and I was like, yeah, I don't have insurance.
01:21:45.000Oh, I was just gonna say, when my step-grandparents were having one of their kids, they didn't have insurance, and this is in either the 80s or the 90s, maybe 70s, no, definitely the 80s, and they didn't have insurance, and they were a really young couple, and so they would go to hospitals, like a lot of couples do, to say, oh, what do you have for benefits?
01:22:02.000Except they would say, we're gonna pay in cash, so how much is it gonna cost us?
01:22:04.000And it costs significantly less if you promise to pay in cash ahead of time.
01:22:09.000I mean, it's such strange things that people have to do to try and make sure that they're able to afford their bills, right?
01:22:16.000But what if she had gone into labor all of a sudden, right?
01:22:19.000Like they were saying, we will show up on this day and have the baby if you just agree to keep it at a certain cost.
01:22:25.000If she didn't have insurance and just randomly showed up somewhere, whichever hospital's closest, it would have been a completely different story.
01:22:33.000And you know, when you said you got a bill for 30-some thousand dollars, let's remember that 50- It might have been high 20s, I could be misremembering, but I think it was around 30-something.
01:23:56.000I think that's how yoga was developed, when they were on opiates, just like, it feels so good, and they're like, I already bent like that, dude.
01:24:02.000And those people who got half the country hooked on heroin are the same people running the COVID nets, right?
01:24:07.000You know, I think a solution that might make socialized health care a lot easier is if it was easier to become a doctor.
01:24:13.000Like, if we didn't force people to go through a 12-year, super expensive process, if they could go in, they already studied it for the last 20 years of their childhood, they know all the answers, they can prove it in a test, a series of tests, they can go in and become a doctor.
01:24:25.000Like, I'd rather have a 20-year-old expert than a 35-year-old bookworm that is a lesser.
01:24:32.000That might help, because they treat it more like a fire department, like they don't get paid per fire, because you'd see a lot more fires if that was the case.
01:24:40.000But my concern also, then, is apoptosis.
01:24:42.000I don't know if you're familiar with the scientific term.
01:24:44.000Apoptosis is when cells in your body pre-program themselves to die off when they're done.
01:24:49.000They don't, you don't need those cells anymore.
01:24:51.000Rather than create cancer, they just kill themselves and get it out.
01:24:54.000And I think humans are kind of societies like that too.
01:24:56.000Like if we keep feeding and healing the sick people that aren't doing anything for society, we're creating like a potential imbalance of cells.
01:25:06.000And it might just be the horrible necessity of letting people die.
01:25:11.000I think the most common age of death is the age of retirement.
01:25:17.000When people retire from their jobs within a year or two is when they're most likely to die.
01:26:36.000You know, we often, people make the joke, or they bring up that, when you watch movies from the 90s, 30-year-olds look really old, they look like they're 50.
01:26:53.000When they took lead out of the, so all of a sudden crime's been dropping for decade after decade after decade, and then they're like, well, they took the lead out in the 80s.
01:27:04.000And let me just say, I just want to bring up the anti-war rally that's happening this Sunday one more time because there's been a lot of negative press about it.
01:27:13.000That's the only kind of press we're going to get.
01:27:14.000People are, I don't want to get negative press.
01:27:16.000That's the only kind of press you're going to get when you oppose the war machine.
01:27:28.000Veterans for Peace, Code Pink, people are finding ways to criticize it because they don't agree with the politics of the people who are speaking.
01:27:35.000And it's, again, there's right-wingers, there's left-wingers, there's Tulsi Gabbard, there's Ron Paul, there's Chris Hedges.
01:29:02.000Hey, you know, I want to say, Tim, you put my mind at ease about cellular apoptosis and the metaphor of letting people die off because I think you're right that if we give people- Scott Horton!
01:29:11.000If we give people a reason to live- Scott Horton came on this show and- sorry, I interrupted you.
01:29:17.000I saw that and I was like- I was having a personal opinion.
01:29:19.000Yeah, Scott Horton, he's the anti-war guy.
01:29:21.000Yeah, so he came on the show and then afterwards he was like, let's go skate.
01:29:24.000And I'm like, bro, it's like midnight and I'm so tired.
01:29:27.000And he was like, no, no, come on, man, we're going to skate.
01:29:29.000We went down the mini ramp and we skated and I did a I did a kickflip pivot.
01:31:00.000You meet them where they are to try to stop a nuclear Armageddon.
01:31:03.000And more engagement is what keeps people coming together.
01:31:06.000You don't silo off into your woke little silo, and I'm never going to talk to half the country.
01:31:12.000That's the crazy... First of all, that's not how you organize.
01:31:15.000Those people know that's not how they organize, and that's why those people haven't accomplished a goddamn thing in the entire history of their fucking...
01:31:25.000I mean it's 20 years since, and every year the war machine explodes another hundred billion dollars into their budget and they've accomplished nothing and with their woke politics.
01:31:35.000That is not how you organize an anti-war rally.
01:32:58.000There's two freeways that go down into Crimea, the 95, East 95 and East 107, I think.
01:33:01.000If we give one to Russia and one to Ukraine and then create like a general trade trade port, because that could be one of the most profitable trade ports for every country on Earth.
01:33:12.000Yeah, I mean, there's there's lots of ways.
01:33:15.000The only way to get out of this war is through negotiations.
01:33:18.000And right now the NATO and Ukraine will not negotiate.
01:33:21.000I've been meditating and thinking about Zelensky and just healing.
01:33:25.000I picture him meditating and then I kind of match his physiology and then try to heal my posture, visualizing his posture healing, and just like breathing with him.
01:33:34.000Because that guy, he's the key to peace.
01:34:26.000And so if you go into your dreams, you can go into the collective unconscious, and you can meet what Jung calls the Self, with a capital S, which is God.
01:34:38.000It happens to a lot of people in their 50s.
01:34:40.000And it's happened to me, and I'm paying attention to it.
01:34:42.000So I'm starting to nurture a relationship with my unconscious, and I'm seeing that there isn't much difference between my dream life and my wake life, that it's all being controlled by the same energy and consciousness.
01:34:56.000If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share this show with your friends, head over to TimCast.com, click that Join Us button, become a member, because we're going to have a members-only uncensored show, which I think is going to be pretty lit, so you're not going to want to miss it.
01:35:51.000Okay, you can only post a message, that stopped one person from just typing a bunch of messages, but it still, the show got too big and the chat feed was just crazy, you couldn't read anything.
01:36:01.000Then we actually had the chat shut down once because people expressed opinions that the machine didn't like, and so we said, okay, well, you know, people were coming in and brigading and trying to get the chat turned off.
01:36:11.000So then we implemented subscriber-only mode with slow mode, and we had to change the interval to prevent spam bots that were coming in, and then still we have people who are just saying they wish they could participate in the chat but they can't.
01:36:24.000So finally we said, okay, let's try members-only chat.
01:36:27.000And now we're being slammed by positive messages from people being like, thank you.
01:38:50.000Joe Biden would be an extreme radical right-winger in any other country in Europe because he opposes Medicare for All, universal health care.
01:38:58.000That would make you so outside the political sphere in any other country.
01:40:53.000So demoralization, then destabilization, then crisis, then normalization.
01:40:58.000So what he's saying is demoralization was implementing Marxist-Leninist ideas in the institutions, which would lead to the country destabilizing.
01:41:13.000That results in people fighting because they have no idea what's right or wrong, which destabilizes things, creating a crisis period where the new power structure can be implemented and then be normalized.
01:41:44.000I have these dreams where my enemies or people who I'm having conflict with in ego consciousness show up in my dreams and I don't know if you've ever acted in a play but after you do the play everybody kind of changes out of their costumes and it doesn't happen all at once you're waiting and then you all kind of wait and you all go out for a cocktail and then and so every time I'm with in my dream with Cenk Uygur it's like we just finished a play and We were adversaries where we hated each other and now it's after the play and we're waiting to go out have a cocktail.
01:43:46.000And by the time I got back to the soundstage with her, there were like a hundred people on stage.
01:43:52.000I'm screaming and so my story is that I had some iced tea in my mouth which is true and I went up and you know Alex Jones is funny you can't deny that he's not funny and when I got up there he literally said hey I'm just trying to be nice and that was so funny I had a spit take and that's what happened but he quit he went he walked away immediately afterwards so it worked it can it it diffused the system but you're saying you didn't just like spit on him out of anger is that what it is My story is he was being very funny, and it was an involuntary spit-take, and I do regret it.
01:44:23.000I was in Austin, and I was at the steakhouse right across the street from my hotel, and I'm sitting there with my brother, and he goes, you're not gonna believe this, but Alex Jones just walked in, he's sitting behind you, and I go, I'm getting the F out.
01:44:34.000I would love it if that guy's gonna kill me.
01:44:35.000That guy, people are like, why'd you run away?
01:45:00.000They forget that, like, even when you are defending someone you don't agree with, you're actually defending the principle that unites you both.
01:47:26.000They like scraped his fat, sent it off to California, they spun it down at Vet Stem, sent it back, injected him with his own stem cells, and he's healing.
01:47:33.000It seems like he's coming back to life.
01:47:34.000Yeah, he's fluffy, he's eating and playing, and I'm gonna bring him on the show in the next few days.
01:47:39.000Spoiler alert, you'll be seeing more of him.
01:47:40.000We were told he would be dead in a week.
01:47:42.000The vet said his kidneys are entering stage four.
01:47:49.000But he's like a street cat, so he's got underdeveloped kidneys and a bad heart.
01:47:53.000They said he can't get a kidney transplant, his heart's got a defect, I'm sorry, there's nothing we can do.
01:47:57.000Ian went on this adventure to get him stem cell treatment.
01:48:00.000We put him on a special diet, we gave him IV fluids, we gave him a hormone to stimulate red blood cells, really trying to keep this cat alive.
01:50:01.000Wounded Man Productions says, Tim, my chickens, who live 17 miles south of East Palestine, worked hard to make you a short film about hipsters stealing chickens.
01:50:08.000I sent it to Ian's, Hannah's, and Serge's DMs on the Twit under Wounded Man Productions.
01:54:17.000Yeah, Dave Rubin is extremely charming and funny in person, and he makes me laugh, and I'm not kidding, he tells some of the funniest stories.
01:54:31.000And his politics I disagree with, you know?
01:55:18.000And I feel sorry for that homeless guy.
01:55:20.000It's normally really healthy to go at it and debate, but except when you're in a state of war or conflict, then there's no time for debate about who's right and who's wrong and how do we get there.
01:55:29.000It's like, we get there and everyone's falling in line.
01:55:32.000And I think people have been scared terrorized into feeling like we're in a constant state of combat or mental combat that they're like, feel unwilling or that if they do that they'll be failing if they allow themselves to debate or even consider that the other person might be right.
01:55:49.000I think it attacks their core identity more than anything else, right?
01:55:52.000They have made their ideology basically the clothes they wear on their back and if you take that away from them, you know, they're extremely vulnerable.
01:55:59.000They don't know what to do with themselves.
01:56:01.000We got Jessica Rain says, please wish me and my husband Ron a happy 20th anniversary, and tomorrow is my 41st birthday.
01:58:29.000And that's why there's, like, even people like the Democratic Socialists of America, right, which are a complete joke of an organization because they're completely infiltrated and controlled.
01:58:41.000They're not there to put pressure on the Democratic Party.
01:58:43.000They're there to funnel revolutionary progressive energy back into the Democratic Party, which is a pro-Wall Street, anti-worker, pro-war party.
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