In this episode of the Cash For The King podcast, we talk about a crazy Texas school shooting, the Sussman trial, the Russiagate investigation, Hillary Clinton, and much, much more. Plus, Kash Patel joins us to talk about his new children s book, The Plot Against the King.
00:01:57.000Plus, we're going to talk about some of the stuff going on with the Sussman trial, stuff having to do with Russiagate and Hillary Clinton, and we're also going to talk about Truth Social.
00:02:07.000Plus, we got in Oklahoma, they are now the first state post-Roe v. Wade, I believe.
00:02:13.000But in modern history, to ban abortion from the moment of conception, with limited exceptions, which is really interesting.
00:02:21.000Because depending on which poll you check, people are actually okay with that.
00:03:26.000So my life exists on fightwithcash.com.
00:03:29.000Fight with cash for the K. Doing a couple of things since I left the administration.
00:03:32.000I was the chief of staff for the Department of Defense.
00:03:34.000I headed up Trump's counterterrorism programs and did some other stuff along the way.
00:03:39.000Back in the house, Intel days, I ran the Russiagate investigation for Chairman Nunes, put out the Nunes memo, all the Hillary Clinton campaign financing, broke the Steele dossier story, all that stuff.
00:03:51.000And fast forward to John Durham and Russiagate unraveling and the Sussman prosecution, so I'm looking forward to talk about all of that.
00:03:57.000But most importantly, I'm very excited about my new children's book, The Plot Against the King.
00:04:01.000It is Russiagate for children, literally.
00:04:05.000Instead of talking about Critical Race Theory, we came up with our own CRT.
00:04:09.000So basically, the plot against the king is a medieval story with Hillary Queenton, Keeper Comey, and a shifty knight who are taken on by a knight named Deverd and a wizard named Cash on their quest for truth.
00:04:22.000And of course, Joe Biden gave us the biggest promo ever by calling Trump the MAGA King the day before Donald Trump launched my book on Truth Social, The Plot Against the King.
00:05:50.000I am looking forward to reading this kids book.
00:05:51.000It seems delightful and I see and I know that the volume is a little low so I'm going to be tweaking that throughout the show a little bit as we go.
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00:06:56.000You may recall that not that long ago, along with the Daily Wire, I was able to get, with their help, a billboard put up in Times Square calling out a journalist from the Washington Post for doxing libs of TikTok.
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00:07:46.000It's about asserting our presence in establishment cultural spaces so that we can basically say, you are not the elites anymore.
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00:08:05.000So I've been talking with some other trolls and smart people who are good at culture jamming about campaigns we can do every month that serve as marketing, but are going to effectively send the message, you are not the elites anymore.
00:08:35.000Cops still can't explain agonizing hour-long wait to storm Uvalde classroom.
00:08:42.000Distraught parents can be seen literally collapsing into themselves and wailing in anguish as officers refuse to answer their pleas to storm the building.
00:08:51.000We hear about it all the time from conservatives.
00:08:53.000A good guy with a gun can stop a bad guy with a gun.
00:08:56.000Not when the police are being bad guys with guns, right?
00:08:59.000When they're using their authority and their power to stop you, stop a parent, from going and saving their kids.
00:09:05.000When they went and saved their kids, one mother was able to go in and save her kids.
00:09:44.000So look, I got to go to the Daily Beast, too.
00:09:47.000Because when I cracked the Russiagate code running the investigation for Chairman Nunes back in 2017-2018, the Daily Beast outed me as a staffer and wrote a whole hit piece on me, which is unheard of when you're a staffer.
00:09:59.000You're not an actual member of Congress.
00:10:54.000Well, I will point out some people have said, look, you don't want a bunch of angry and confused parents rushing into a building.
00:10:59.000It can, it can get chaotic, especially if they're armed.
00:11:02.000I had a moment of empathy when I was watching the video and I heard the screaming parents where it was just like if I was that and all of a sudden I felt like because of bureaucracy I don't have a chance to save my kid and then find out that the kid was killed is like I like the cops are doing what they were instructed to do which is don't let the people run inside they might get hurt they might cause more damage But my god, when it hits the fan, it's like, the rules are off when your children's lives are at stake.
00:11:30.000And you need to do what you gotta do to save their lives.
00:11:33.000Yeah, I was reading about this and I was like, I literally cannot imagine what it'd be like to stand there and think that my kid literally might die within the next few seconds if I wasn't to jump in and do something about it.
00:11:44.000And for the cops to stand there and to tell me not to go in, I would lose it.
00:11:48.000I wouldn't be able to, I wouldn't be responsible for my actions.
00:11:51.000Yeah, I spoke with somebody earlier who said that he had had some contacts on the ground and the reason for the delay is that they were, so the shooter had gone into the building and they were sort of establishing what their protocols were going to be for breaching, which is a little different than this story because now we come to find out that police actually took the time to go in and save their own kids but didn't allow parents to go in to save theirs or didn't make any real effort to save anybody else's and I think that's, it's sort of a travesty.
00:12:16.000You know, and this isn't the only situation that we've had with the school shooting, where there was a huge delay in terms of a police response.
00:12:24.000You know, with Parkland, police were told to stand down.
00:12:27.000There was a long delay before any action was taken.
00:12:30.000You got one guy in there with a gun, and then you got, what, dozens of people outside.
00:12:35.000It seems like there would be some sort of protocol in place that would allow them to be able to go in and do something.
00:12:41.000Yeah, I mean, that's the thing with law enforcement, right?
00:12:43.000Coming from a law enforcement background, you want your cop, that's why they sign up, to go in there.
00:12:49.000Yeah, you establish a perimeter and all that stuff, but if there's a school shooting, you know, get some bodies in there doing something, and I think that's the biggest complaint.
00:12:58.000You gotta wait for the investigation to come out, because it's gonna take forever to get everything right, but my biggest question is, why weren't there a couple cops in there right away?
00:13:25.000But if somebody wants to carry, if they've proven that they're able to be responsible and that they have demonstrated a certain level of proficiency with a firearm and they're able to protect kids, you know, if they're carrying concealed, nobody's going to know which teachers are carrying and which aren't.
00:13:40.000Forcing any teacher who doesn't want to carry to carry, but if you have somebody who is open to the idea and they want to be that person and they could be somebody that interdicts a situation like this, I don't see any reason why we should not allow that.
00:14:31.000I don't think... So right now, the one thing that really bugs me about the whole issue is there's no real conversation, particularly from the left, on solving these things.
00:14:43.000They just... They complain about people saying thoughts and prayers.
00:14:46.000Well, I don't think thoughts and prayers is solving any of the problems either.
00:14:48.000It's just kind of like a, you know, I feel for you, which is... I don't get a problem with it.
00:14:52.000It's just, you know, okay, great, you know, sympathy, empathy.
00:14:55.000The left then comes out and gets angry and says, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I gotta stop.
00:16:04.000is a contributing factor to why lunatics do this.
00:16:07.000They know that you're gonna get Barack Obama, that you're gonna get Beto O'Rourke, and they will scream your name out to the world with your picture!
00:17:32.000So, uh, you can argue cruelty if it's excessive, but excessive force is not legal.
00:17:36.000In the case of the guy with Chappelle, I think his arm got dislocated because they tackled him.
00:17:41.000They all jumped up and pinned him and dropped him on the ground, and his arm got messed up in the scuffle.
00:17:45.000If you attack someone, and someone is using force to stop you, and you get hurt, that's not cruel and unusual.
00:17:50.000If we capture these people, and then, like I said, you bury them up to their neck in dirt, and then everyone can walk over and spit on them, that is cruel and unusual.
00:17:57.000People have argued for, like, one of the memes that goes around, it's a liberal guy who posted this, or people who post this, Calling them like, you know, Tiny PP Shooter and giving them these weird names so that forever in history they won't be known by their name but by an insult.
00:18:12.000I don't know if that actually would work, but I get the idea and I think they're scratching at the surface of the problem.
00:18:18.000These people know that every politician, everyone's gonna say their name.
00:19:05.000I mean, look, I was a public defender back in the day, and I argued for some of the worst people in humanity, because they need a due process.
00:19:16.000And look, whatever your political positions are on January 6th and whether it should or shouldn't have happened, if you have a 60-year-old grandmother who has never committed a crime in solitary confinement or not given bond, there's something wrong with that situation.
00:19:28.000That means the judiciary has been politicized.
00:19:30.000And you're a year on from January 6th and you have 50-plus people without bond, many in solitary confinement.
00:19:38.000All that does is makes them want to plead and get out.
00:19:42.000Plead guilty, not have the constitutional protections of due process and the presumption of innocence and the right to counsel.
00:19:49.000They just want to rack up political victories, I think.
00:19:51.000That's my interpretation of what this committee's doing.
00:19:53.000I think that the January 6th people is as close as you can get to cruel and unusual without jumping over the line in an obvious way.
00:20:01.000Keeping people locked up, keeping them in solitary, doing these things is like you mentioned.
00:20:59.000So we did a segment on here, and I mentioned that for the people who just walked in the front doors that were opened by the cops, how are you going to charge them?
00:21:07.000How are you going to convict on trespassing when the cops open the door and say, come on in?
00:21:12.000You know, for people who don't know about trespassing, you've got to give a warning.
00:21:16.000If you don't have a sign on your property that says no trespassing, people can walk on your property, you can tell them to leave, but you've got to give them a warning first.
00:21:22.000If you have a sign, you don't need to give them a warning because the sign is the warning, basically.
00:21:27.000So once they enter the property, you've got them on trespassing, the police can issue a charge.
00:21:55.000So when we look at... I mean, man, when you look at what's going on with what happened in Texas, there's nothing that unifies this country, right?
00:22:03.000So this thing happens, and what do we get?
00:22:06.000What frustrates me the most I see posts from Democrat activists saying Republicans are spineless and they won't, you know, enact gun reform or things like that.
00:22:16.000There's a meme going viral where they're like, ban the AR-15.
00:22:19.000And I'm just sitting here like, none of these people have actually offered up any real solutions.
00:22:26.000They're not interested in having a conversation about any real solutions.
00:23:15.000And I'm like, yo, you're just not saying anything.
00:23:18.000I would like to see a poll of people and what they think AR stands for, because I think a large percentage of Americans think it means Automatic Rifle.
00:24:21.000I mean, it was basically a decentralized... It's a unification of states, which are all disunified, you could say, but unified under the idea of the Constitution.
00:24:29.000We all follow the Constitution for the most part.
00:24:31.000Constitutional law presides in every state.
00:25:38.000On the right, they'll at least debate them.
00:25:40.000And then try to find an answer like we did under the Trump administration for the border, for the opioid crisis, for illegal immigration, and for things like, you know, President Trump actually, you know, reformed the criminal justice system more than any president in modern American history.
00:25:57.000And people don't know that, you know, because he he a Republican president was the one who did judicial reform,
00:26:05.000It's a crazy concept because it's not popular on the right.
00:26:08.000But I thought he was doing the right thing and I thought it worked.
00:26:12.000But it gets covered up because no one wants to talk about those things.
00:26:15.000What did he do? He did a lot of this is getting technical, but a lot of the alleviations of.
00:26:21.000So when we sentence people to for drug crimes and they get sentenced unequally because of skin color or ethnic
00:26:29.000background, it sort of stacks up so you can eliminate those rules and regulations.
00:26:33.000You can give the judges more flexibility to reduce those types of sentences.
00:26:37.000And he basically undid the Biden 98 crime bill.
00:26:43.000Congress didn't veto it, but you take out a lot of the minimum mandatory sentence requirements, like grandmother gets found with a gun under her bed that she doesn't know is there and her nephew put it there, you're going to send her up the creek for 10 years.
00:27:37.000Did the mandatory minimums come up because judges were giving people they knew, like, low sentences?
00:27:44.000Well, they can't unless you unless you fix the law or unless you give the judges the ability to use this thing called a safety valve exception in federal court.
00:27:51.000And they didn't have a lot of those tools.
00:27:53.000But you also have to appoint judges who are going to do that, who are going to see the way things that Tim just said, exercise judicial discretion.
00:28:03.000And that was a big part of the candidates of candidates, the appointees that Trump put into the federal judiciary, is people who exercise discretion on the criminal side.
00:28:13.000I can't speak for federal government, but I know that in Illinois, the mandatory minimums on, say, drug sentencing or burglary sentencing was to deter crime.
00:28:22.000So the idea was that a criminal would find out that the law was bad.
00:28:32.000I remember one story was about a teenager whose neighbors went out of town.
00:28:40.000The neighbors asked this kid, their next door neighbors, to keep an eye on the house.
00:28:43.000The kid, knowing they weren't there, broke in the back door, using the keys, because he had the keys, and he stole a beer.
00:28:49.000Cops driving by saw someone was in there, knowing the people were out of town, went in, arrested him, and then they were like, they said about this kid, like, okay, we don't think he should be charged with anything severe, maybe trespassing, and the DA was like, no, no, no, there's a mandatory minimum for burglary.
00:30:08.000I think it's going to get to a point where there'll be an overcorrection instead of the right correction because it'll be political and not the one that people actually want and it's going to get messy.
00:30:16.000What do you think would be like the right correction or a good or gun control?
00:30:30.000It's run by the government and it's not done the way it needs to be done.
00:30:34.000I mean, that is, like, the FBI runs it, or ATF, or whatever, right?
00:30:37.000But there can be a better system of screening, take another day or two, and build a better algorithm to screen out people with prior activities, prior hits, prior contacts with law enforcement, mental illness issues, things like that.
00:30:49.000People keep saying, oh, we have background checks.
00:30:51.000Well, you can have background checks if they suck, then what's the point?
00:32:18.000Hard data about contacts with law enforcement and individuals who've had run-ins with mental hospitals and mental health issues.
00:32:25.000That's one of the biggest, you know, things.
00:32:26.000And now that with the advent of social media, we're not capturing all the flags of these guys putting up, you know, you can put up whatever you want on social media.
00:32:34.000Well, not on Twitter, but on Truth You Can.
00:32:36.000And you can say whatever you want, but if you're out there, you know, screaming with guns on social media about attacking someone, that's got to be flagged somehow.
00:32:47.000to capture that data to give it to the government to put in that database to screen off of because
00:32:51.000every one of these serial uh you know massacres they all have one unifying connection and that
00:32:57.000is a mental health issue of some sort. But what sort of what sort of contact with law enforcement
00:33:02.000would you flag as being justified to remove somebody's constitutional rights? Yeah that's
00:33:09.000So not just any contact, but if you had contact and the person was, appeared mentally ill, then you had them referred for mental health referral and balance check, then yeah, then that should be, when they go to buy a gun, I'm not saying they should be denied.
00:33:23.000I'm saying that information should be in the system so someone can go look at it and say, okay, should we give this person a gun?
00:33:46.000And then you've got the issue of you're getting dangerously close to free speech.
00:33:49.000People can post things and then what, a background check gives arbitrary authority to some agency that's unseen to be like, we just think this guy's no good.
00:34:13.000I am a law-abiding citizen, I have no history of mental illness, there's nothing on my record, but I get delayed.
00:34:20.000Now imagine, they start using people's speech against them, all of a sudden now people are having their constitutional rights curtailed, but not even their constitutional rights, their God-given rights to defend themselves from some of these crazy people, from lunatics, or just to keep and bear arms.
00:34:34.000I mean, regardless, you have a right, regardless of government, in my opinion, to do it.
00:34:38.000It gets dangerous when Already, there is, I think it's the FBI that does it, that does the National Instant Check System or whatever it's called.
00:34:48.000It's already bad enough they could deny you and you don't know why.
00:34:51.000It happened to James O'Keefe, he got put on the list, remember this?
00:34:53.000They just arbitrarily put him on the list and he couldn't buy a weapon, he had to file a lawsuit.
00:34:57.000Fortunately, he has the support to actually do that.
00:35:01.000This is why I don't know if there's actually a solution outside of cultural issues.
00:35:06.000Because we can talk about all of these things we can do, but then you take a look at this dude in Texas, and first of all, how did he afford this 8,000 dollars in weaponry or whatever?
00:35:18.000The money should have been a barrier, but it wasn't.
00:37:01.000If somebody wants to find a gun, they're gonna find a gun.
00:37:03.000If somebody wants to kill, they're gonna find a way to kill.
00:37:05.000So we gotta start addressing the cultural...
00:37:08.000The cultural aspects of this and people's behavior.
00:37:10.000What's triggering people now that these young kids want to start slaughtering their classmates when this hasn't been a precedent in the United States until, what, 1999?
00:37:19.000We've had guns in the schools and guns in kids' hands since the 1800s.
00:37:55.000We talk about the media aspect of this, how these shooters think they're gonna get notoriety, but it's also... I don't know much about this, maybe you guys saw this, where people on Discord were apparently egging this guy on.
00:38:55.000I'd be willing to bet that if you start talking about the pharmaceutical role and what's been happening in this country, the dramatic spike... I'd be willing to bet this.
00:39:03.000There is going to be a visible correlation between the increase in medicating children and the increase in violent outbursts, general violence, and maybe mass shootings or things like this.
00:39:48.000I think social media plays a huge role, man.
00:39:50.000I think it's a combination of factors, but what frustrates me the most is that for many people on the left, their only response is to want to confiscate guns and... Wait.
00:40:03.000Liberals, excuse me, excuse me, liberals, is to curtail the civil rights, to curtail the constitutional rights of people who have committed no crime at all.
00:40:13.000We have some, so if we're looking at a scale of things that are reasonable versus not reasonable, it seems that would be very reasonable to suggest, hey, why don't we lock down our schools and have a single point of entry, single point of exit, and a security guard?
00:40:25.000That's something very easy that we could do.
00:40:27.000That's something that would be incredibly cost effective given how much money we spend on other things like $40 billion to Ukraine.
00:40:32.000And every single time we propose a common-sense solution, you know, they dig their heels into the ground and they say no.
00:40:44.000And gun control, it just doesn't do anything.
00:40:48.000I'm really concerned about, I think you mentioned red flag laws earlier, and like, if someone has a medical marijuana card and the government has it scheduled as a narcotic for some freaking reason... Yeah, you're out.
00:40:57.000If you get... This is really messed up.
00:41:00.000If you have a medical marijuana card, you can't get a gun.
00:41:06.000And I remember I was in California and I was skating in Venice and there are these guys that stand outside of these shops and they're all like, yo, yo, weed card, weed card, weed card.
00:41:15.000And I'm skating and the dude goes, bro, bro, bro, come here, come here.
00:42:09.000And how many people were like, oh yeah, I'll get a card, it's five bucks, I might not use it, and boom, now it's like, you gotta put that on the form and they're gonna deny you.
00:42:15.000The background check form you fill out asks you if you've used drugs.
00:43:03.000If there was a school shooting massacre and Donald Trump didn't stop everything he was doing, rightly so, and shift to the school shooting, stop whatever event he was at, but Joe Biden, like you said, he doesn't care.
00:43:13.000He was out reading some teleprompter somewhere while 20 children just got murdered.
00:43:17.000If he really cared, you stop and you get your ass down to Texas, And you say, I'm here, I care.
00:43:46.000And so, I am not a gun expert, but I know a little bit more than the average person, and I own several.
00:43:51.000And so, having been to the range, having talked with instructors, having been given instruction, having learned about the laws and having to deal with it myself, I'm like, hmm, interesting.
00:44:00.000And then every single liberal that I talk to about this will say something that makes no sense.
00:44:06.000Like there was that famous news video, I think it was CNN, I'm not sure, they said fully semi-automatic, not a thing.
00:44:13.000They think silencers are pew, pew, pew.
00:44:15.000They've never actually heard what it's suppressing.
00:44:27.000How do we... I don't know how to solve this, man.
00:44:30.000If you can't actually engage... I made a tweet about it.
00:44:34.000I said, with all of the death and destruction, it's time to do the only logical thing and implement gun policy based on the opinions of people who've never handled or researched guns.
00:45:13.000Like, Ted Cruz is talking to a journalist, and he's like, this psychotic, this psychopath, and I'm like, that's what everybody does.
00:45:20.000And it's predictable they do this, but we all know, no one is going to, no one in good faith is going to be like, Ted Cruz didn't think the person was crazy.
00:45:39.000So it's hard to have an honest conversation.
00:45:41.000They're never going to come to the table and accept the fact or publicize the fact that 89% of all gun deaths in the United States are due to gang violence and suicides.
00:45:51.000You know, school shootings are an incredibly rare event.
00:45:54.000Gun deaths in general, outside of suicides and gang violence, are an incredibly rare event.
00:45:58.000But given how the media covers it, you'd think that we have a crisis of mass proportions in the United States.
00:46:05.000Even if you look at it on a per capita basis, you know, deaths per 100,000, the United States doesn't even rank in the top 10 for mass shootings.
00:47:41.000And when I try to engage with them, they don't have the answers.
00:47:44.000They don't have any proposals that make sense.
00:47:46.000There's something about the arrogance that we see with the establishment Democrats, and don't get me wrong, the Uniparty Republicans along with them, where there's almost no interest in getting anything done.
00:47:57.000Let's jump to this next story, though, while we're talking about getting nothing done.
00:48:02.000This is actually something getting done, actually.
00:48:03.000TimCast.com reports Oklahoma governor signs law banning abortion from moment of conception.
00:48:11.000They crafted this abortion ban off of liberal arguments, leftist arguments.
00:48:16.000They say, House Bill 4327 went into effect immediately upon signing and bans abortion unless the procedure is necessary to save the life of the mother or is the result of rape, sexual assault, or incest that has been reported to law enforcement.
00:48:31.000Removing a miscarried fetus or ectopic pregnancy will not be considered abortion.
00:48:45.000This is the only state in the nation to have banned elective abortion.
00:48:49.000Most, I believe, there's maybe like a dozen or two states that have elective abortion to the point of viability, or at viability, meaning the baby can survive.
00:48:58.000And then you have seven states, plus Washington, D.C., that allow you to abort a baby at nine months.
00:50:15.000Sure, there's differences between Florida being like, we're not going to agree with federal guidelines on a lot of these things and we're going to run our state the way we want.
00:50:23.000There's another thing when At a federal level, when it comes to things like illegal immigration, or slavery, or abortion, we're like, there are certain things that this country has made illegal.
00:50:34.000Now, the reason why I don't like it is if you look at what California's done, By not enforcing immigration law, they inflate their population to a certain degree, and then congressional seats are apportioned based on population size.
00:51:04.000Their presence grants an extra vote to California.
00:51:06.000Now, California lost a vote, I think, in the last—due to the last census.
00:51:10.000But before this, constantly just allowing people to come in, granting them free health care, they're putting a strain on the surrounding states.
00:51:18.000And imagine you are, you know, Nevada or Idaho or Arizona, and you've got people going into California,
00:51:26.000staying there in violation of the law, and then they can cross over from the West into your state
00:51:32.000that's already dealing with a border crisis.
00:51:34.000That's an issue for other states that's infringing upon those states' rights.
00:51:38.000This is the kind of issue that literally resulted in the Civil War.
00:51:41.000The South, they had slaves, and they said the North should abide by federal law, right?
00:51:46.000Well, the federal law had the Fugitive Slave Act, and the North was not abiding by it.
00:51:53.000I think the problem, I think slavery should have been abolished.
00:51:58.000The issue for the South, though, was that if the federal government was not going to be able to enforce these laws, then why should there be a union at all?
00:52:08.000So, you know, the Tenth Amendment, reserve power, states should be able to do all these things X, Y, and Z that are not granted in the Constitution of the federal government.
00:52:14.000So I think a hybrid of what you guys are saying is sort of workable.
00:52:16.000The problem with the sanctuary state staying on the immigration issue is that it's not being enforced.
00:52:22.000Like, the federal government could go and enforce the law in California.
00:52:28.000They are electing to break their own federal our own federal statutes that's my problem because they agree with the policy decision in California that overrides a federal statute someone should be going to jail on this and enforcing this law and allowing our immigration authorities to go in there
00:52:49.000But the way they work it is they basically go into all the jails when illegal immigrants come over and make first contact with law enforcement, and the ICE detainers aren't applying.
00:52:57.000They're just like, we're not doing it.
00:52:58.000We are literally, we California, are not doing it.
00:53:02.000Someone should go prosecute the governor.
00:53:05.000I suppose, you know, we can say this too, just looking back on what I literally said, it's an issue of our personal morals and worldviews as to what we think is fair and acceptable.
00:53:14.000Yeah, because weed, for instance, California was like, it's legal here and the feds aren't gonna, we're gonna protect you from the feds.
00:53:20.000That was basically, and then the feds were like, all right, they proved their point.
00:53:23.000We're not messing with California anymore.
00:53:39.000I think the illegal immigration issue is probably what I mostly disagree with, and I think maybe the states asserting themselves is probably a good thing, so maybe I'll walk back a little bit.
00:53:50.000The thing about the illegal immigration is that it affects the entirety of the country in a very serious, negative way politically.
00:53:56.000It actually takes congressional seats from somewhere else and gives it to a state.
00:54:01.000So it's almost like stealing influence.
00:54:04.000Whereas the weed thing isn't that big of a deal.
00:54:07.000And like I was just saying, you know, when the North was refusing to return slaves, that was a good thing.
00:54:11.000The North saying, screw you, we don't care about your law.
00:55:01.000That was the matter that Trump was trying to take on.
00:55:03.000He's like, why should they lose one if their population is remaining the same and another population is increasing with illegally present individuals?
00:55:14.000And they didn't want to like show who was legal.
00:55:17.000They didn't want people coming in being like, show me your papers because they thought it was like Nazi Germany and people would get arrested, families get broken up.
00:55:22.000And that's why there was so much resistance to it.
00:57:26.000Yeah, they took Germany, France, and Spain, and Italy, the Romans, and then, of course, the Empire.
00:57:31.000But I just think there is a majority privilege, right?
00:57:38.000I think when you look to any country, the people who look mostly like each other typically are, you know, more likely to work with each other.
00:57:46.000In China, they're all racist to people who aren't Chinese.
00:57:49.000So these things, they happen, but To blindly just come out when someone has a legitimate critique or political concept and to insult them as racist, to call, to say simultaneously that only white people can be racist, but Candace Owens is a white supremacist, I'm just kind of like, you lost me because I don't think you're actually saying words anymore.
00:58:23.000I think that you're right more that it's more about familiarity bias.
00:58:26.000People aren't necessarily racist, just whatever you've been around is what you're comfortable with.
00:58:29.000Yeah, when my family first came here, my dad, his eight brothers and sisters, and their wives or husbands and their kids in one, you know, one place.
00:58:36.000I don't know that we were racist, but they didn't know the world.
00:58:39.000They hung out with Indian people, not because they didn't want to hang out with other people.
00:58:43.000They just didn't know what the heck to do.
00:58:44.000My mother wore a sari to the grocery store for 10 years because she didn't know what else to wear.
00:58:47.000I would like to go on record and just say, I hate everybody equally.
00:59:44.000Democratic Party under Hillary Clinton is running for president, and they're like, okay, we are going to do a couple of things.
00:59:49.000We are going to run two lines of effort to take out then-candidate Trump.
00:59:54.000We are going to use the FBI to do it, we're going to use the media to do it, and then Hillary Clinton is going to be the third piece of that triangle, their campaign.
01:00:01.000So, the Steele dossier, we've talked about that in the show before, the hired help from overseas to filtering unverified information to the FBI, the FBI knowingly lying to a federal court to surveil Donald Trump, and of course the Hillary Clinton campaign funded that entire thing.
01:00:15.000We know that, we proved that in the Russiagate investigation.
01:00:17.000John Durham's next indictment, after this one, is the Danchenko case he's trying in the fall, is the Christopher Steele source, the takedown of that line of effort one.
01:00:26.000Line of Effort 2 was the Hillary Clinton campaign on a parallel track running, let's just call it the Alphabank server deal, right?
01:00:33.000Because it's just easier to quantify that.
01:00:37.000Michael Sussman was one of the head lawyers for the Hillary Clinton campaign at this law firm, Perkins Coie, right?
01:00:43.000Hillary Clinton campaign paid them 50 to 100 million dollars for services.
01:00:48.000They took that money and doled it out to people like Fusion GPS, Christopher Steele, and the Alphabank server.
01:00:55.000This parallel track, what were they doing on this?
01:00:57.000They said, okay, the Steele dossier route isn't enough, we need a backup.
01:01:01.000So they went out and hired this tech guy, Rodney Jaffe, okay?
01:01:04.000basically said we need you to go find a connection between Trump and Russia and
01:01:09.000here's where we want you to do get technical get us computer details that
01:01:13.000show Trump Tower is connected to Russia through this bank right so so they're
01:01:18.000they're fabricating a narrative literally and And what's come out in this trial is exactly that.
01:01:25.000The information was taken to the FBI and the FBI said the next day they knew it was false.
01:01:30.000That's what the agent testified to during this case.
01:01:32.000And so Russiagate should have stopped immediately?
01:01:35.000Well, Russiagate should have stopped, but it didn't because you had a couple of corrupt FBI cops, Comey, McCabe, Strzok, this Hyde guy, who were running the whole thing.
01:01:44.000But not only were they running it internally, they were running it with the media.
01:01:47.000What came out in this trial is all these guys At Michael Sussman, Fusion GPS, Hillary Clinton, they were all meeting with the media.
01:01:54.000They were sending Christopher Steele to meet with the media.
01:01:56.000They were sending Rodney Jaffe to meet with the media.
01:02:27.000From my perspective as a former federal prosecutor, I'm probably biased because the Russiagate, you know, living through that, you know, running that investigation.
01:02:34.000But it's a story that needs to be told.
01:02:37.000And I think the only way going to sort of the accountability portion, because You can run constitutional oversight in Congress and we got 17 people fired, including Comey.
01:03:02.000But you, I think you along with Devin Nunes, you know, you had a report basically a year before the end of the Mueller probe, I think it was.
01:03:10.000So we've consistently learned that something was just not true in all of this.
01:03:14.000But now we actually have in the investigation that from the get-go, FBI knew it was not true, a lot of this information.
01:03:21.000Did Hillary Clinton directly know what they were doing in terms of fabricating the narrative?
01:03:30.000But the kicker is, we knew it, we were able to prove it with classified information, documents that were coming in slowly, but we couldn't tell the world.
01:03:38.000Hillary Clinton's campaign manager from 2016, Robby Mook, testifies for the defense in the Sussman prosecution, and literally testifies under oath and says, oh yeah, Hillary Clinton not only knew about it, acceded to it and directed us to go and leak this bogus intel to the media.
01:08:00.000And you allowed a presidential political candidate to give you your orders and to pay you and to pay for corruption to take over the top level of the FBI.
01:08:22.000You know, when the email thing was going on, I love how to, you know, most Democrats, it's a joke.
01:08:28.000You know, they have a meme where they, amongst themselves, will say, like, but her emails, whenever something crazy happens, but her emails.
01:08:33.000And I'm like, dude, yeah, like someone working in public office destroyed public records.
01:08:57.000But I was always, like, very early on when Trump was running and everyone was screaming about him, I was always like, yeah, but Trump's not that bad.
01:09:08.000Well I think part of the problem people have is the double standard.
01:09:12.000I read a story about a naval officer, he was on a submarine, and took a photo of where he worked, his sub, in a hallway, nothing classified, just to show his kid.
01:09:23.000And it got out that he had taken this photo, and because it's all classified, they indicted him, he was prosecuted, I think he did a little bit of jail time for one single photo that wasn't exposing anything sensitive at all.
01:09:37.000Meanwhile, you have Hillary Clinton who had a private server with God knows how many emails, what, 30,000 emails on it.
01:09:44.000And not only was all of this classified information, and information that was born classified, on this server, but this server was exposed to other nations and we had vulnerabilities to where, she had vulnerabilities to where all of this documentation was available to China, to Russia, to people who could weaponize that information against the United States.
01:10:05.000So when people look at those two circumstances, you got a guy who just wanted to show a picture to his kid, he did jail time, and then this offense and absolutely nothing is going to happen to this person.
01:10:15.000It just, it, it, it's, it, I can see how the country would be disillusioned in thinking that we're basically a banana republic where if you're a certain part of the political class, if you come from a certain pedigree, then you're above the law and the rest of us just have to deal with it.
01:10:31.000Wasn't there some guy who went on Reddit, and he was like, I need to figure out how to delete emails from a VIP, do you know about this story?
01:10:38.000Oh yeah, there was like, literally smashing of servers, there was people like, Googling how to delete stuff.
01:10:43.000There was a guy, people using hammers on phones, but there was one story, I don't know if it's verified or whatever, but someone apparently, this is the story, okay, so.
01:10:52.000Somebody went on reddit and said I need to find a way to remove someone from a bunch of emails They're very VIP And then once the email like so it was like it was an old post someone found it and they were like yo I think this is the guy who works for Hillary who was posting this so I as an old story I don't know the full details on but there was tons of stuff like that the very least that smashing cell phones and the hammer It's the yeah It's the doesn't do anything. It's stupid, but it's fine.
01:11:17.000When I saw Hillary's emails released to the public through WikiLeaks, and I read about Sidney Blumenthal talking to
01:11:27.000her like so many emails between her and Sidney Blumenthal and
01:11:29.000his company, Osprey Global Solutions. They're like, Hillary,
01:11:32.000you know, when we get into Libya, we're gonna set up Osprey to run guns basically for this new puppet government that
01:15:31.000I mean, I don't know what's going to happen on that Twitter deal, but I have to say, as a disclosure, I'm a member of the board of directors for TMTG that owns Truth Social, so no, they don't pay me, I just get to do more work for free.
01:15:44.000But basically, actually, while you have your picture up, Tim, so Tim and I, I don't think everybody knows this, we are having a Times Square billboard off.
01:15:54.000I literally have a plot against the king billboard along with a covid jab billboard right next to Tim's billboard but it's mine's only 30 feet not 70 feet so you won this round but uh we why did we did it for the same reason we want to go into the lion's den and be like why can't we blast out we last week we did a whole billboard on russiagate and durhamwatch.com this week we're selling the book the plot against the king why not and it's like you said i don't know that's going to get much you know generate a lot of business but the point is We're there.
01:16:23.000Oh, here's what I want to point out, too, when you look at this image.
01:16:26.000I want you all to understand, here's the billboard, okay?
01:16:28.000And you may be wondering, Tim, okay, you got yourself a billboard, that's cool, but, like, what's culture jamming about it?
01:16:34.000It's like, what's... You just got a billboard, right?
01:16:37.000So I talked about how we never spent any money on marketing for this show until now.
01:17:46.000But there was a, you know, hey, there was a bargain in place.
01:17:49.000I'm challenging the Timcasters to go out and buy as many copies of The Plot Against the King as they can, because if they push through, Then I'm going to work my tail off to make sure that Tim Cass with Trump actually happens.
01:18:27.000It's like, it sounds like a recording of him, you know, like Cash comes in here and he presses play on a video, like talking to, I'm not gonna, I'm talking to Trump, I swear.
01:18:42.000I remember regarding Truth, it had a rocky start because they used Mastodon code, but it's what they had to, it was a free software license code, I don't know what they used exactly, what the licensing code was, but it was, they were supposed to show the software code because they were reusing it, as per the code, and they didn't.
01:18:58.000And that really bothered me and set me off.
01:18:59.000But the upside is it's using Mastodon code, which means we can federate the thing and create interoperability between networks.
01:19:06.000So like if you're logged into Mines or Truth Social or Twitter, if we can get ahold of Twitter's software licensing codes, we'll be able to, you'll be able to message someone on Truth Social from your Twitter account and vice versa and create like a network of networks.
01:19:19.000I think Truth will be a great part of that.
01:19:33.000It's the structure that's important, not necessarily the carbon itself.
01:19:36.000Although carbon's pretty cool because if you have this hexagonal lattice structure, nanostructure of like a monoatomic layer of chemicals, apparently boron's equally as cool as carbon.
01:20:06.000And if he can bring enough scientists around to create the greatest graphene... Like, if we can make the greatest graphene production facility on Earth in the United States... I have an idea.
01:20:13.000Why don't we get When Donald Trump, Devin Nunes and myself do a Timcast live
01:20:20.000from one of his properties, we have it sponsored by Graphene and we put it on Truth
01:21:24.000We'll be able to pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere to kind of balance out the carbon emissions type thing.
01:21:29.000But we're going to have to be careful that we don't pull too much out too fast and set up an industry that sucks it all out because we'll begin competing with trees.
01:21:35.000We are going to name you the ambassador for graphene.
01:21:58.000Well so the original idea I was like, what I wanted to bring up with Truth Social was that it's allowing people to maintain their conversations.
01:22:06.000Twitter was trying to silence people, YouTube's trying to silence people.
01:22:09.000They're trying to control the narrative to a degree.
01:22:12.000I was talking to this guy, I think we're playing on the show, his name is Mike Benz, and he was explaining how the goal of national security officers and things like this and big tech is to censor just enough so you can make your opponents politically ineffective, but not silenced.
01:22:33.000Because they know that if you censor people, you get a backlash.
01:23:46.000And now the fact that he said he's voting Republican, I think they're going to come after him pretty hard.
01:23:50.000But if you can build a company on Truth Social that has 15 million, 20 million people by the end of the year or something like that, that's a company that's legit half as big as Twitter.
01:25:51.000Like what one person believes is true, another person might see differently and think that it's not true, but we're both looking at the same thing.
01:27:49.000And if you remember, that clown Fiona Hill came in and said, oh, Kash Patel, Ukraine whisperer.
01:27:53.000And then, under oath, in front of the world, during the impeachment trial, Fiona Hill goes, well I've never met Cash, we've never spoken, and I don't really know him.
01:28:04.000So I'm suing them all, that's what Fight With Cash is all about.
01:28:06.000Like, that's my attempt to fix the media, is we're raising money, we're actually suing on behalf of other American citizens who've been defamed.
01:28:14.000We've just been talking about this all week, like, you need, we need to take cases that may not win, just because it's the right thing to do.
01:32:21.000It's probably, I don't, I don't know how Wikipedia works with it.
01:32:23.000I think it's like a certain amount of time and edits made earns you more and more status or whatever.
01:32:27.000Yep, a lot of fake news, a lot of lies, and it's because the people who dedicate their time to that, for the most part, there's some good editors and there are a lot of bad editors, and it is companies that are paid, and there's going to be a tendency towards establishment if that's the case.
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01:33:55.000Whether or not it's the real Q, I'm not going to get into.
01:33:58.000But me and said person were running around South Florida, and we took a picture of my sleeve.
01:34:05.000And a beer in front of it, and we posted a truth that said, at Cash, having a beer with Q. And it turned into Flannel Fridays, because I was having this beer, and I was wearing a flannel shirt, and now it's this massive thing online.
01:34:18.000Now the memes have gotten out of control.
01:34:20.000But, yeah, we can do Flannel Fridays for you.
01:35:33.000I think it it it the the structure of this country makes it so that it's very much going to be like it very much will uh likely be as the first civil war was states just being like yes or no but if you look at any other civil war it's just disparate factions fighting in the streets it'll be you and your house when all of a sudden someone shows up and you're like i don't know who that is and maybe it'll be like you'll see an antifa flag or something or some a variety of leftist flags and you might just be like okay they're not my friends yeah no idea Um, we mentioned how Robert Reich said that the states, there's going to be a peaceful divorce, effectively, because of abortion issues.
01:36:10.000And I'm like, yeah, that is what starts civil war.
01:36:13.000When a bunch of states are like, we're going to go our own way.
01:36:15.000And then one group says, but we get those weapons.
01:37:13.000If she was able to go in, why didn't the police themselves just go in and do what they needed to do to handle business?
01:37:17.000Regarding where that kid got his weaponry last night, I was thinking about false flags and getting countries to go to war for something that didn't actually happen.
01:37:24.000Not that last that shooting was a false flag, but that we should be on guard for something like that in the coming years, because if they really want to mobilize us into some European conflict or Taiwanese conflict or whatever, And you see the amount like the Gulf of Tonkin, for instance, the amount of the amount of destruction that people are willing to wreak in order to get people to support a war, more destruction.
01:37:45.000So be on guard for that kind of thing.
01:37:52.000And if you don't look out for them, which has to be a priority of an administration to catch and suss through that, then we're going to be more vulnerable.
01:38:46.000The Independent took that and said it was an argument to stop school shootings, and I was like, I never said anything about school shootings.
01:39:37.000Some people, yeah, I don't think, I don't know if giving teachers guns to try and solve the problem solves the problem, but I think people should have guns, which would mean teachers would have guns.
01:39:49.000Yeah, I thought, Adrian, you made a good point that if they want to, and they're trained in it, that they probably should have access to it.
01:39:54.000I mean, are you making the argument that the situation this week would have turned out, wouldn't have turned out differently had that teacher in that room been armed?
01:40:01.000No, no, I'm saying, uh, as a direct solution, like walking up to a teacher and being like, here's a gun, like get ready to use it.
01:40:08.000I don't think is, is, is a solution, I think.
01:40:11.000But if a teacher has a background and they go through training and they say, I would like to carry, and there is a student who comes in with a weapon and attempts a mass shooting in that teacher's classroom.
01:40:31.000The solution to the problem is figuring out our cultural issues.
01:40:34.000Teachers should be armed, and it would end these situations, but you still have the problem of someone storming into a school with a weapon.
01:40:41.000Yeah, it wouldn't stop them from happening.
01:40:43.000It might be able to stop them from resolving the way that it did.
01:41:41.000That's actually a... Man, you know, you can't do those kind of jokes on YouTube, but I think, you know, I'm into the dark comedy where it's like... Racist.
01:42:34.000Because you see a fire, you've maybe been around a campfire, and you're thinking, like, oh, okay.
01:42:40.000You can't... So, when I was in Ferguson, and they burned all those buildings on West Florissant, driving in the car, In the car with the air on and everything, when you drive past these buildings that are maybe even 50 to 100 feet away, it feels like there's a campfire right in front of your face.
01:44:15.000And like, it was funny, because the gun people, my favorite response was, dude, if this works, like all the liberals being like, yeah, repeal the NFA.
01:44:23.000But a bunch of conservatives were like, you're wrong on this one, Tim.
01:45:49.000I'm a god-fearing conservative, but if you gave me a thin blue line flag and a pride flag, a box of matches and a cup of gasoline, the thin blue line is getting torched first.
01:46:11.000Ben Hickson says, if Americans give up their guns, then they will have unarmed protesters being shot with rubber bullets by a war memorial after being in lockdown for over 200 days.
01:46:19.000Watch Battleground Melbourne on YouTube for the recount.
01:46:24.000So I tweeted, I'm going to buy more guns.
01:46:27.000And then someone responded, they were like, as an Australian, I'm curious, why do you need more guns?
01:46:32.000And someone responded so that we don't get sent to quarantine camps when we get a sickness with a 99.8% survival rate or something like that.
01:46:39.000And then people started quoting it and posting it.
01:46:43.000William Andrews says, live in Maryland with my anti-gun wife who found my rifle and armor.
01:46:48.000I said, if bad guys have this, then I will too.
01:47:08.000So, most of the leftists, including socialists, are pro-gun.
01:47:11.000The Socialist Rifle Association is a leftist pro-gun organization.
01:47:16.000If you are claiming to be a leftist and you are not, you are anti-gun, you are not a leftist because Karl Marx said, Under no pretext should the workers surrender arms and ammunition.
01:47:30.000All efforts should be, I'm paraphrasing next, I don't know full quote, should be frustrated by force if necessary.
01:47:51.000The SCAR-20S is a modern .308, and the M1A is a much older model.
01:47:56.000It makes no sense why they would do that.
01:47:59.000They've, uh, when people come out and say things like ban the AR-15, it's like, okay, well, have you ever watched Slugfest KSG-25 with minis, mini, mini-shells or whatever, and they have like 41 shells in this pump-action shotgun?
01:48:16.000These people don't know what they're talking about.
01:48:17.000You'd have to outright ban all guns, and then you have to contend with 3D printed guns, which can be fully plastic except for the firing pin.
01:48:24.000And I'm probably wrong about that too, because they've probably got advancements at this point that I don't even know about.
01:48:28.000So people can buy a 3D printer for 300 bucks, buy some materials, and just print a gun.
01:49:19.000The Great Treasures says, long-time listener, first-time caller, when you get President Trump on, you should definitely record the entire show for your website so when YouTube inevitably deletes it, we can still see it.
01:49:46.000But if YouTube wants to say to us, like... Look, if YouTube comes to me and says, look, we don't want you to interview Trump and have a massive show, then I'll say, hey, no problem, guys.
01:50:18.000Charles Kinsey says, hey Tim, how do you feel about making a commercial with veterans and ex-cops asking the parents to let us protect our children and precious resource?
01:50:56.000This is why you don't mess around in West Virginia.
01:50:58.000It's a constitutional carry state, which the crazy thing is Texas is now too, but maybe Texas hasn't been constitutional carry long enough.
01:51:05.000Looks like shooting victim pulled an assault rifle at a party and that one is... Whoa, whoa, whoa.
01:52:03.000When I went to the March for Our Lives, there were people saying things like, ban fully automatic weapons.
01:52:08.000And I was like, so I would ask them, I'm like, so you do know that for the most part, they have been like, you can't get a new one and you need special privileges.
01:52:48.000What they're talking about is that in West Virginia, you can sell to a family member and that you assume responsibility if they have certain issues or you assume liability.
01:52:58.000So if, you know, Cletus wants to sell a rifle to Billy Joe up in the mountains, you know, five hours from civilization because there's a bear problem or something, No, no, no!
01:53:06.000They've got to drive to an FFL in a major city and then do the transfer there.
01:53:21.000AmericanGunChick says, Cash's solution of using social media posts to determine someone's eligibility for their Second Amendment rights sounds like the start to a social credit score.
01:53:42.000That was what I was just thinking about is pre-thought, pre-crime, that whole thing of like, did you think a violent thought when you were nine?
01:53:48.000Well, let's check the records of the neural net.
01:53:50.000Yes, you're no longer accessed to stepping outside on Thursdays.
01:54:08.000But yeah, that reform has to happen on both sides in order to work.
01:54:12.000Not just on the screener side, but the people implementing it in the government side have to be trained on how to do that the right way and not put Tim Poole on the waiting list because he's Tim Poole.
01:54:22.000I like, you know, in that movie Minority Report, I like the idea of pre-crime.
01:54:44.000People losing their cool and there was almost no premeditated murder because they had precogs, psychics who could basically see if you were going to commit a murder.
01:54:50.000But then they would come in and like tag you and then drag you away and be like, you're done, even if you didn't commit a crime.
01:54:56.000It's like, if you can dispatch a crew to stop the murder from happening, congratulations.
01:55:01.000Now it's like, it was a passion murder.
01:56:51.000Coldylocks Production says, Tim, if you want a gun law expert on, talk to the Armed Scholar who is educated in laws and discusses laws and lawsuits around gun rights.
01:58:16.000Iggy the Incubus says, Tim and Crew, what advice do you have for smaller creators who have an interest in discussing these topics so that we can make more avenues and wheelhouses for honest, good-faith discussions?
01:59:19.000Trevor Ritzke says, speaking of Magic the Gathering, have you seen how the game is so complex you can literally make a Turing complete computer?
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