Stephen Crowder and the Daily Wire's Jeremy Boring are beefing over a clip from a phone call they had with each other. Plus, Alec Baldwin is facing involuntary manslaughter charges in the shooting death of a woman in Las Vegas.
00:01:03.000The Daily Wire's co-CEO Jeremy Boring issued a response.
00:01:07.000Stephen Crowder just issued another response and the drama is heating up.
00:01:11.000And in this response, Crowder posted clips of a phone call he had with Jeremy Boring,
00:01:17.000which is now just lighting up the drama even more, because you've got some people saying
00:01:21.000they don't like what Jeremy said, but a lot of people pointing out that, you know, why
00:01:25.000did Stephen record Jeremy Boring's phone call in the first place?
00:01:27.000It's like, that's kind of a, you know, I don't know, man.
00:01:30.000People are not happy that that happened.
00:01:32.000So we're going to talk about all this.
00:01:34.000And this is also lighting up in mainstream press.
00:01:37.000It's like the big con, the drama between Stephen Crowder and the Daily Wire.
00:01:42.000You know, it's convenient for us that right after the speaker's vote, we're like, man, there's no news, and all of a sudden, this drama happens.
00:01:49.000So we're going to talk about that but we do have news.
00:01:51.000We had a lot of stuff out of the World Economic Forum.
00:01:53.000Al Gore saying that he like went on this like he may as well held up a sign saying the end is nigh with a scraggly beard on the side of a highway screaming about how it's all coming to an end because it was like an unhinged rant and it's funny coming from a guy who like 20 years ago said we had 10 years or whatever.
00:02:09.000So like okay yeah calm down like we want to be good stewards of the earth but saying it's going to rain bombs and people are like a billion refugees are going to storm countries.
00:03:44.000And I was like, we can call it Redskins Skateboard.
00:03:46.000We can call it Redskins, Aunt Jemima's Redskins Skateboards.
00:03:49.000Because these companies, for those that aren't familiar, That logo used to be the logo of one of the most iconic skateboard brands in the world until woke people got mad at them, called them racist, and they dropped it.
00:04:00.000And so my attitude is, they've abandoned the logo, they don't want to use it, they find it racist, I will use it.
00:04:05.000And if they have a problem, they're free to send me a letter.
00:04:08.000That's what you're supporting when you become a member.
00:05:22.000Well, we definitely got to talk about the Crowder stuff, because before we went live, you were just going off about all this stuff, and there's a lot to say, so we'll get into that.
00:05:42.000I'm still independent right now at all costs, and that's why I made this shirt that reads I tested positive for freedom, which you could exclusively get and support me at the same time on TheBestPoliticalShirts.com because you do.
00:07:05.000Stephen's not here to defend himself, but Candice is here to give her perspective on this.
00:07:10.000So I'll just throw it to you and give me your thoughts on his response and what happened with the Daily Wire because I know you've got a lot to say.
00:07:15.000I do have a lot to say about this because obviously the situation impacted me and impacted all of the other hosts
00:08:48.000But that people cannot discern the amount of acting that has gone on in this is stunning to me.
00:08:52.000I don't know where people's discernment, what's going on with discernment, where you can't just spiritually discern that this feels a little weird.
00:08:58.000You're recording conversations with someone that you have told us you are friends with forever.
00:09:02.000Oh, and by the way, at the end of you saying that you're just trying to do the right thing, you're also saying, I'm going to launch my own thing.
00:09:21.000But what I started getting was after I had dropped my podcast in the comment section, everyone was basically tearing me apart, being like, blink twice if you need help.
00:09:29.000First thing, like I'm a hostage situation.
00:09:31.000Or saying, if you don't say anything about Steven Crowder, you're a fraud, you're a fraud.
00:09:33.000Just like suddenly you're a fraud, you're a fraud.
00:09:35.000So I go and I watch this video and just like everybody else watching it live, his first video, your instincts are like, whoa, he's He's throwing some bombs.
00:09:55.000And because I was getting so many comments, the first thing I did was that I messaged my EP and I said, we have to cover this tomorrow on the show because now everyone thinks I'm a fraud and they think that I've signed with fraudulent terms or slave-like terms.
00:10:43.000But, so you see it, and it's shocking, and then you read under, which is what he did not include, when he says, so if I get hit by a car, like, I'm just gonna, $100,000 a day, he didn't tell you how much he made.
00:10:53.000You don't know what $100,000 means unless you can see what were they offering him.
00:10:57.000And you can calculate yourselves, okay, so what they're basically saying is that we're paying you $63,000 a day.
00:11:03.000He purposely, like, excluded right beneath it that says that actually it's pro rata if it's an event of an emergency.
00:11:09.000That's a very insignificant thing that would allow people not to be enraged at seeing this.
00:11:12.000Yeah, just to clarify, when Jeremy released his video, he showed the additional portion that said, in the event of temporary disability, they prorate you, there's no penalty.
00:11:22.000And then we talked about this last night.
00:11:57.000If you didn't give us the content, the advertisers maybe then say, okay, JLWire has to pay us $5,000 if Kansas doesn't read ads on that day.
00:12:04.000You don't know, when you have an organization this big, what everybody's contracts are.
00:12:07.000So I assume it's $60,000 and then they're baking in an extra $38,000 to cover their asses to pay everybody else that maybe showed up for work that day.
00:13:04.000It's literally just like here's something so we can get the conversation started and really the thing you need to pay attention to is like this is the money and then of course our lawyer is going to go back and say this makes entirely no sense.
00:13:24.000What if my son breaks his leg and I have to be, I'm not going to not leave his side, so I have to then say, I need to personalize this term sheet and that is what the contract is in for if you come to some agreement that this is what we're going to work on, right?
00:13:35.000This is what we're going to negotiate in good faith, right?
00:13:38.000So he first and foremost lied by saying it was a contract.
00:13:41.000He lied by omission, by not saying how much money.
00:13:43.000So people couldn't calculate, okay, really, how punitive is that $100,000?
00:15:07.000You have no idea what, he's just saying shit, right?
00:15:10.000And it's not like he's reached out to us and said, hey, like, I'm doing this for all of us.
00:15:14.000Like, it's not he reached out independently to Daily Wire hosts and been like, are you dealing with these egregious terms?
00:15:19.000No, he is doing this purely, let's not even try to make this anything but a selfish act that was to benefit Steven Crowder, who wants to launch his own network, because, and by the way, and I say this, this is the most important part of this, and nobody is talking about this.
00:15:33.000He receives the term sheet, okay, and he thinks it's so egregious that he's got to make this video four months later, right?
00:15:39.000I don't know what happened in those four months after they started negotiating.
00:15:42.000I guess Steven Crowder woke up, new year, new me.
00:15:44.000I hate the Daily Wire, so I'm going to go after them.
00:15:53.000So if it was so outrageous, why did he go back to them and say, no, actually we can have this conversation, but let's start talking about 140 million.
00:16:12.000Because he might have recorded your conversation.
00:16:14.000So you might want to talk to him about whatever the hell it is you said to him.
00:16:16.000I mean, yeah, my view is I was kind of surprised to hear that Steven recorded the phone call
00:16:20.000with Jeremy because I don't know why you would.
00:16:23.000Oh, and by the way, it should be mentioned, that conversation, so they stopped negotiating
00:16:29.000completely which Jeremy made clear in his video.
00:16:32.000He doesn't even know what this is coming from because this conversation stopped when Steven Crowder then came back with a counter term sheet offer of a glorious $140 million over X amount of years and they said, we just can't do this, right?
00:16:45.000Then he sat and he stewed and he said nothing until one week ago, he reaches out to Jeremy and he asks him to talk on the phone.
00:17:22.000No, it's because he realized he had nowhere left to go, and his next plot in this storyline, in this terrible childhood acting that he's doing right now, was, okay, I have to do my own thing now, and so I need to drum up some drama to get everybody that I know to believe that I am a martyr for our beliefs, and they should dump their subscriptions to everybody else that's part of Big Con and join the Mug Club.
00:17:50.000Look, I'm not here to impugn his honor.
00:17:53.000I think you're absolutely entitled to your view, working with the Daily Wire and everything you've seen.
00:17:57.000But it does suggest that he knew he was calling Jeremy for this reason.
00:18:02.000I think Crowder is... I don't know if I... I think it might be too far for me to believe that Crowder is trying to do this to pull subscribers from Daily Wire or make more money for himself.
00:18:12.000Because the dude already makes a lot of money.
00:18:13.000But he does not, he thinks that he is worthy of $140 million a year.
00:18:19.000Do you believe that Steven Crowder right now is making $140 million a year?
00:18:28.000You launch a war in a conservative movement and you move people away from a business that you wanna model, you know, I don't know who's modeling who, I don't know who started this first, but you basically say, I'm not them, come with me.
00:19:01.000Essentially saying that Candace is controlled, Matt Walsh is controlled, Michael Knowles is controlled, Brett Cooper is controlled, and now we know why, guys.
00:19:08.000Because I have this contract, which I've conveniently excerpted portions that could allow you to discern for yourself, but it's actually not that unreasonable as a starter conversation, which is what a term sheet is, right?
00:19:18.000And instead, I'm just gonna smear all these people that are associated with the other wire, and that's why I'm pissed off.
00:19:23.000That's why I'm pissed off, because I then was fielding comments calling me a fraud because they thought that I agreed to these terms and that my voice was being controlled.
00:19:30.000You know what I told Steve and I said, I think ideologically I understand his gripe with the contracts and I agree with the contracts.
00:19:38.000We don't do contracts the way the Daily Wire does.
00:19:40.000There was no contract, I just want to say that one more time.
00:19:42.000Right, so contract, different term, terms.
00:19:46.000I don't do terms the way The Daily Wire does.
00:19:51.000It's like the Joe Rogan story I often tell, that he booted me from his show twice and I didn't get mad at him.
00:19:57.000I was like, well, I'm kind of pissed off that he booted me twice, like happened twice, and I flew out to LA, but he doesn't owe me any favors.
00:20:03.000I'm not going to rag on Joe Rogan because he didn't do me a favor.
00:20:06.000If I was on his show, it'd be really great for me.
00:20:55.000If someone came to me and said, we're going to get investors, we're going to get some prominent conservative voices, and we're going to launch a company that rivals Disney, I'd be like, man, I don't like Disney.
00:21:05.000And they'll go, yeah, yeah, but it will be America-loving, independently-minded, meritocratic.
00:21:09.000I'll say, oh, I'll take that over Disney any day.
00:21:12.000And then I'll go and do my thing that I think should be the way I want it to be.
00:21:15.000And I'm not gonna be mad at The Daily Wire for The Daily Wire doing a thing.
00:21:18.000Yeah, Phil, what you're describing, first and foremost, are the free markets, right?
00:21:22.000If you don't like it somewhere, leave.
00:21:27.000If Daily Wire is so awful, right, and so predatory, and treating their talent so horrifically, they'd have no talent, right?
00:21:34.000Then, literally, Steven Crowder wouldn't have to launch a war.
00:21:37.000He just had to launch an alternative business with better contracts and people would leave willingly.
00:21:41.000They would say, there's more money there, there's better treatment, I'm leaving.
00:21:43.000That's how the free markets work, right?
00:21:45.000Because he did not feel, maybe he's feeling a little insecure, he thought that he was a free agent, he feels like he's Tom Brady, everyone's gonna make me all these offers, and he felt like it came in extremely low, Tom Brady.
00:22:22.000So when he was done, I think that he was feeling tremendously insecure, right?
00:22:25.000When those negotiations failed in October or November, he stewed on it in November, stewed on it in December, came up in January and decided, okay, I'm gonna have to launch my own outfit.
00:22:52.000Steven Crowder has said they were friends.
00:22:54.000Not colleagues, not associates, not, you know, like I would say me and Matt Walsh and we're associates, but friends.
00:23:00.000He called his friends to talk about Christmas and his kids and said he recorded him and then dropped that recording a week later pretending that he was doing this to be a martyr.
00:23:08.000I just don't see how people don't realize this guy is a bad, a fundamentally bad person.
00:23:12.000Like, I don't understand how this is even a debate.
00:23:18.000With friends like these, who needs enemies?
00:23:20.000Who needs the left when we've got friends like these in the conservative movement?
00:23:23.000But the other thing too is, I say this about Project Veritas, I think Veritas should release the raw when they do this stuff.
00:23:29.000There's a lot of stuff that Veritas has done that's been very important.
00:23:32.000But I'm often like, you know, it could quash a lot of these arguments about deceptive editing if you just say like, We editorialized, here's the raw footage you can see for yourself, minus private information, if there's like addresses or phone numbers.
00:23:43.000In this context, I'm really not a fan of snippets being released, because it's like, okay, well, what led up to that moment?
00:23:51.000Yeah, when he said wage slaves, we don't know the context of, it sounds to me like he was potentially asking a question about, well, do you do this, you know, with all your children?
00:23:59.000You're a big person coming in, and we don't have to put as much money behind you, so we're concerned that you're gonna have an ad drop.
00:24:05.000If you're a new person, you're saying, you come to Daily Wire, and by this is completely a guess, I have no idea, you come to Daily Wire and you're like, hey, I want to try this thing, you know, can you make, can you make my name bigger?
00:24:13.000Essentially, you're saying like, here are the wages we're going to pay you, you're going to work your ass off, you know what I mean?
00:24:17.000And you have the benefit of having the entire Daily Wire network behind you.
00:24:22.000I think he was probably trying to describe, again, I have no idea, The different mentality between getting talent like Steven Crowder and trying to get him in a contract versus getting talent that's new and is looking to become a Daily Wire because they basically absorb all the benefit.
00:24:39.000And now he excerpted wage slaves as if he was these slaves that are working for me.
00:24:46.000It's a colloquialism, you know what I mean?
00:24:48.000He's using that term, not seriously, but it allows him to play that excerpt to make it sound like this is how The Daily Wire treats their employees.
00:24:55.000I mean, it's just horrible stuff that he's doing with Daily Wire.
00:24:57.000Jeremy was saying that if a new person with no audience comes to Daily Wire, they're basically going to put them on a contract with a wage and then they're going to own all the content that they say they're going to own.
00:25:06.000Then when the person's done off the contract, they can go continue to be famous and successful.
00:25:10.000Although Daily Wire will still own the stuff that they paid for to get produced while that person was there.
00:25:26.000He keeps relying on business ignorance and he's appealing, and this is literally a socialist tactic.
00:25:30.000He's appealing to like, you know, the Amazon employees who want to like stick it to the man and then they boycott and they pick it because they're not getting paid, you know, $50,000 an hour and being treated to ice cream once a week.
00:25:41.000He's appealing to people that he's like, okay, think of yourself as an employee, not as a business person.
00:27:06.000If we grew and we suddenly had 400 employees, things have to get a lot more serious and professional.
00:27:11.000That's true, but I've talked to Jeremy a lot about this, and so it may just be we're small, and then he's like, when you get bigger, man, you're going to run into these things.
00:27:19.000And I'm like, maybe, but here's my thing.
00:27:24.000I think the Daily Wire is, I think Jeremy and everybody else involved, and Jeremy's the one who made the video, are seeking to make money and use that money and build more and make more money.
00:27:37.000If The Daily Wire succeeds and makes money and then makes more movies and makes more documentaries, that means we're going to get more What is a Woman?
00:27:43.000It means we're going to get more, you know, Gina Carano's.
00:28:08.000He's a wolf in sheep's clothing, right?
00:28:10.000He's like, I'm not, I'm here because I care about all of you.
00:28:14.000That's why I'm recording my friend and doing this crappy thing where I literally could have just said, no, I don't like those terms and then said to everybody, I'm starting my own outfit.
00:28:57.000I don't trust my ex-wife, so I'm going to record this phone call for safety, right?
00:29:00.000You record it because you're nervous that there's going to be a court hearing or the police are going to find out and you've got to back up what you said, okay?
00:29:06.000Why are you recording your friend if not because you think it's going to go to court?
00:29:10.000Oh, because you think it's gonna go to public and you're doing it intentionally because you know you're about to start a war.
00:29:16.000I am not even- it's not even because I work for Daily Wire.
00:29:18.000It is because he personally is- he's lying and he insulted me and during his- his lying campaign, he's still lying.
00:29:25.000He even said something in this video where he's like, now they're sending out their- no, no, no.
00:29:28.000You took- if you If you're gonna aim and you're gonna hit somebody with shrapnel and it's gonna be me, you better aim correctly, because I don't like shit like this, okay?
00:30:53.000If he had a tape recorder when he made the phone call and didn't record, I'd say that argument is comparable.
00:30:59.000For all I know, everyone in Texas is recording every conversation at every moment, and they have a right to do that, and maybe even a responsibility at this stage of reality.
00:31:07.000Things you say can be taken out of context if you don't have the protection for yourself.
00:31:12.000Secondly, I think what Steven said in this video that we're probably not going to watch all the way through, it's pretty long, or what, 20 minutes, 18 minutes, is that he's not concerned about the money, but I agree with you, Candace.
00:31:20.000He did say, I can't do $50 million, I need $140 million, $30 million.
00:31:24.000Something about, he said about 30 million a year is what he was looking for.
00:31:26.000Jeremy said that, I think, at 30 million.
00:31:29.000He's like, I didn't sign up for the money.
00:31:30.000So why'd you counter-offer before you said the terms weren't available?
00:31:32.000So after they realized the money, that's not an option, we can't do 140, Stephen said, then you gotta take these demonetization negative penalties out from like, if I violate YouTube's terms, because now you're an arm of big tech, because you're making me follow YouTube's terms of service, you're basically a lapdog for YouTube.
00:31:49.000But Crowder follows their terms of service, too.
00:31:53.000The first time I was on this show, it was during COVID crazy, if I remember correctly, and you said, you know, I know you have a stance on vaccines.
00:31:59.000Let's wait until we get on to behind the paywall.
00:32:15.000No, you're all a part of Big Con because you're being smart and you don't want to get banned until we have a comfortable platform to go to.
00:32:21.000Listen, the perfect world, we would all wish that we could do, I invest all of my time in trying to support companies and sometimes they fail and it sucks, you know what I mean?
00:32:27.000Like I really believed in glorified banking, it crashed, you know?
00:32:30.000I really believed in the freedom phone, that didn't work out.
00:32:32.000We all want an alternative and we meaningfully want an alternative, we just don't have them.
00:32:36.000We're not there yet as a conservative movement.
00:32:37.000So while we're not there yet, we're just all going to what?
00:33:24.000The internet sleuths are gonna catch him.
00:33:26.000Crowder announces he left the blaze and asked people to sign up for Mug Club on 12-15-2022.
00:33:29.000Listen, I love you internet sleuths because this of course is going to happen and this is the problem is that Steven has to realize people are smart, okay?
00:34:44.000This actually, Steven Crowder's a bad person.
00:34:46.000I was thinking, what if they just paid Steven $50 million for his back catalog and then put it on Daily Wire exclusive?
00:34:52.000And the only way to see Steven is to go to Daily Wire.
00:34:54.000I don't know if $50 million would be worth it, but four-year terms, all is back up.
00:34:59.000If you had a lawyer, you could negotiate that.
00:35:01.000What if you could go into dailywire.com and then pay $0.99 on a Crowder video to watch it for the day, and then Steven gets half the revenue?
00:35:07.000There's so many cool things we could do that you guys could do.
00:35:11.000It would require Stephen to just look at the term sheet and then be like, I'd rather do it this way.
00:35:20.000I'm interested to talk to him, Stephen, because I think he's got specific feelings and perspectives on what big tech censorship can do to a content creator that needs to be vocalized for future contract negotiations.
00:35:33.000I've been I'm concerned about contracts, especially with, like, perpetuity clauses.
00:35:36.000Like, we own your likeness forever, in every universe going forward.
00:35:40.000They'll deepfake you and make you say things with deepfakes becoming so realistic.
00:36:34.000Crowder doesn't have to go work for you guys, but for Jeremy or anything like that.
00:36:38.000And that's why it's so crappy to paint a broad stroke, you know, paint with a broad stroke and say, the daily wire is this, because you're attacking Matt.
00:36:45.000Well, it's just nothing to do with Stephen Crowder.
00:36:46.000I have nothing to do with Stephen Crowder.
00:36:48.000And yet you're basically making it seem like we're all plants and that we've done something wrong.
00:37:11.000I mean, how many freaking, all of the context clues were there?
00:37:15.000It's like, this is the crap, the acting of like, I'm not gonna say who it was, but I am gonna make sure you know that it's not The Blaze, that they have a subscription service, and that there are live ad reads, and that they could afford to put enough money on a contract that I would have a conversation.
00:37:46.000I mean, when you say live ad reads, a subscription service, you can't be Fox News because he's already left them and talked trash with them the whole time, and they don't do live ad reads, right?
00:38:06.000I think this was a bad move on Daily Wire's part that the contract said, if you get demonetized, there will be a fee, but Crowder's already demonetized.
00:38:14.000They had, I told you, they had these same, this is why I'm saying this was just a conversation starter.
00:38:17.000They had these same things that made no, literally entirely no sense in my contract.
00:38:21.000I was, literally, I was like, okay, is this, you guys, like, a lawyer just, like, copy and pasted this from somebody else's contract?
00:38:25.000Like, this is just a conversation starter.
00:38:26.000Like, they just want you to see the number and go, mm, excited, and bring your lawyers in, right?
00:38:30.000There were literally things that were saying, like, I'm not on TikTok.
00:38:33.000They mentioned my TikTok, they mentioned my Snapchat, and I was like, okay, well, I'm not on any of these things, and I'm never planning on being on them, so we can strike this, strike this, and, you know, and then you add, and then you say, okay, this one sounds okay, can we include an extra line here?
00:38:47.000Like, he kind of started this idea that my, Um, my social media channels are controlled, literally.
00:38:53.000They had something about access to my Twitter, took it out.
00:38:55.000I said, I will never, ever, ever, my Twitter is how I made my entire brand.
00:38:59.000I will never even share a login to my Twitter, right?
00:39:49.000You know, for people asking, too, like, yeah, when Crowder comes on, I'm gonna let him, again, say his piece.
00:39:54.000I'm not, you know, like, Candace is giving her perspective, working at the Daily Wire, and what... I went through the contract negotiations, so there's no way that he can pretend that there's something missing.
00:41:52.000But I think what you guys are making is good, because your version of the corporation is better than the Disney version of the corporation.
00:41:58.000But I'm not the corporation either, and I want to make that very clear.
00:42:00.000And that's what annoys me, is that people just, they have this idea of what The Daily Wire is, and then they try to say that every single host exists under this idea.
00:42:50.000It's got personalities of varying opinions, and us putting a 95-foot billboard of a rooster on one of the biggest Times Square billboards makes no sense as a business.
00:43:00.000But it makes sense culturally, and it makes sense, you know, like, we want to be more shocking, and the Daily Wire wants to beat Disney at their game.
00:43:08.000You know, we do to a certain degree, but I don't think, you know, look, I think maybe in 10 years we can have some kind of network that'll have a cultural force, that's a good thing.
00:43:17.000I think the Daily Wire, the way it's structured, actually is set up To poach the content, to poach the executives, to poach the talent from these industries.
00:43:25.000Of course that makes you similar in some ways, but the output is corrected.
00:43:30.000That's why I like The Daily Wire, you know, despite not wanting to work for The Daily Wire.
00:43:36.000But at the end, you know, my thing with Jeremy was like, I don't think there's anything we could do transactionally, but there's a lot we can do culturally for fun.
00:43:44.000And so we're actually working on some stuff.
00:43:46.000And the same thing is true, like, you know, I talk to Crowder all the time about Well, I shouldn't say all the time, but periodically we talk about culture war issues, you know, what needs to be done, what we can do.
00:43:55.000We've talked about the stuff that Ian's working on with a decentralized network.
00:43:59.000Yeah, I got a new company, relatively new, called Inverted Technologies, and we're building, like, basically what Patreon attempted to do, or didn't quite get right, but that you basically upload, you download a packet, software packet, you load the application, you can upload videos to a server of your choice, one that you have at your house, you can upload it to Rumble, And then you can get your subs, all these people can pay 10 bucks a month, whatever you want, different tiers of payments to get access to that content.
00:44:24.000And later as we build this out, it's going to have search algorithms where you can find other people, other content creators that are using it, and create a network where everyone owns their own stuff.
00:44:34.000The idea is like, your website can also have a recommended section.
00:44:39.000of similar content and you as the website owner, so like let's say we did TimCast.com and we joined
00:44:44.000this network, you will see in the recommended tab Steven Crowder. I could go, look I don't want,
00:44:50.000you know, he's a competitor and I don't like his opinion, so I'm going to say on my website he
00:44:53.000can't appear, but he's not banned from the network, just my personal site.
00:44:57.000So basically you create a decentralized... That's awesome.
00:45:00.000The idea would be you launch, you buy your own server time, space, or you make your own server, you buy your own domain, and then you download the package, install it on your server, and you instantly have your own Patreon.
00:45:11.000That connects to the network of all the other people using it for recommendation reasons, because the recommendation is the real driver of so much of people.
00:45:20.000If you make good content, and you make a lot of it, and it rises to the top, People will see it, and that's the machine that needs to happen.
00:45:28.000But when YouTube bans you outright, you're gone from the grid.
00:45:31.000When they shadow ban you, you're gone from the grid.
00:45:56.000I've talked to him about it and he said that, you know, these kinds of contracts are... I'll paraphrase my understanding.
00:46:03.000The old guard system created the problems.
00:46:06.000Whatever we're building has to be new and it has to be different, it has to be better.
00:46:10.000And it's funny because when I do deals with people, I joke that I'm a communist and that's why they're getting such good terms.
00:46:16.000When I talk with Jeremy Boring, I'm like, this guy's a businessman who's trying to make sure no one can stab him in the back.
00:46:22.000The fact is I think Steven Crowder doesn't know this because he hasn't started a business but I've been stabbed in the back like 73 times and it sucks every time and I lose money every time and my safety is threatened every time but you know like I jokingly say I'm a communist so blah blah blah I'm not literally but what I'm trying to convey by that is I'm still willing to over-extend myself if it means We're gonna get better people, and that's the system I'm gonna build.
00:46:49.000I don't fault The Daily Wire for running their business the way businesses run.
00:46:52.000I like the content The Daily Wire produces.
00:46:54.000I just won't be there when they produce it.
00:47:11.000To me, I just don't get it because I've never, since I've gotten into politics, I've never understood the mentality that you need to step on someone's head to go where.
00:47:18.000Like, oh, I just need to step on this person's head so that I can move upstream.
00:47:22.000It's like, why don't you learn to swim if you want to go upstream?
00:47:24.000Why don't you learn to swim and tread some water if you want to go upstream?
00:47:35.000I'll say my final thought on this, I suppose.
00:47:37.000And then again, Crowder will be here on Monday.
00:47:39.000We'll have a conversation from his perspective.
00:47:41.000Yo, if you're gonna stop anybody, I don't understand why going after The Daily Wire is the first target.
00:47:46.000Even if The Daily Wire was doing these really awful contracts, or I should say, they're doing term sheets, they're doing contracting in ways you don't like, I still think it's like, well, okay, well at least they made What Is A Woman.
00:47:59.000Netflix has done a bunch of pedo stuff, you know what I mean?
00:48:02.000Daily Wire is just not a concern for me.
00:48:03.000If I was going to come out and be like, 49% of the business dealings with Daily Wire I don't like, but 51% is good, then I'd be like, I'll take that 1% and I'll focus on Netflix doing weird pedo crap.
00:48:13.000But I actually think The Daily Wire is much better than that.
00:48:15.000I just, it's not my kind of business style.
00:48:17.000So, you know, I hope Crowder just does his thing and succeeds.
00:48:59.000I'm much more slow-paced in calculating than that.
00:49:04.000I think if the Daily Wire succeeds, we all succeed.
00:49:07.000And then, when Disney's gone, when Netflix is gone, when Amazon Prime is gone, assuming, and the Daily Wire's the only one, then we can start saying, Daily Wire, you do better deals with your employees.
00:49:16.000And then the Daily Wire's going to be like, You know, either do it or don't.
00:49:18.000My take is I'm glad the conversation's happening.
00:49:21.000I think that Jeremy and Steven have seen each other as friends is important, because sometimes it's easiest to criticize your friends.
00:49:27.000It's easier to criticize your friends than people that might go sue you and don't have any connection to you at all.
00:49:33.000And that Daily Wire is gaining a lot of steam and becoming larger and larger.
00:49:37.000So if there really are problems with the contracts or the terms off the bat, it's important that they know that right away from people with, you know, large levels of influence.
00:49:47.000I can't get over Steven Crowder having his $50 million pay docked for getting banned if he does too much racism when he's being hired by the Daily Wire to do blackface and every other flavor of bigotry.
00:50:27.000So we're going to revisit the Crowder stuff, obviously, because we have 50 billion super chats about it.
00:50:33.000And I just want to let everyone know that YouTube YouTube deletes the superchats after a certain amount of money, so we can only go back to like, there's a bunch.
00:50:52.000Let me just say at the start of this segment, ladies and gentlemen, I believe I called it!
00:50:58.000And I had people telling me I was crazy and telling me I was wrong.
00:51:01.000He's going to be charged with involuntary manslaughter, so is the armorer.
00:51:06.000Another guy, the assistant director I think, took a plea bargain, plea deal for negligent discharge of a firearm.
00:51:13.000But let me tell you why I said I called it.
00:51:15.000There's a very important part in this story.
00:51:21.000Vanity Fair says, In addition to the bullet that killed Hutchins, Alec Baldwin, as you know, was on the set of a movie called Rust.
00:51:31.000He was using a real gun in the filming, aimed it at the cinematographer during filming, pulled the hammer back, pulled the trigger, shooting her in the chest, penetrating her body and hitting another guy in the shoulder.
00:51:44.000Everybody was arguing whether it was an accident, how could the bullet have gotten the gun.
00:51:47.000I made the argument that we had learned.
00:52:00.000Alec Baldwin said he was friends with her, then he said they weren't friends, they didn't know each other.
00:52:04.000He had a dinner with her, sounded like they were friends, or was it negotiations?
00:52:09.000He also said in an interview that she was very forceful, I can't remember the word he used, and she kept telling him to do things over and over again.
00:52:15.000It sounded like he was venting frustrations.
00:52:24.000Your crew is threatening to walk off set, costing you money, and Helena Hutchins was doing what cinematographers aren't supposed to do, giving you direction.
00:52:32.000That he seemed annoyed by, my personal opinion, but it's something he expressed.
00:53:25.000With Gutierrez-Reid's fingerprints on it, they say.
00:53:27.000It's entirely possible someone mistook the live ammo that was lying around for dummies, put them in the box, Hannah Gutierrez-Reid pulled the dummy rounds out of the box, didn't realize, loaded the gun, and that's what happened.
00:53:41.000But when you factor all these things together, Alec Baldwin had live ammo on his belt, had the gun, pointed it at her, and shot and killed her.
00:53:52.000I don't understand how anybody would argue that it's more likely it was an accident when it's like, he was mad at her because of the crew walk-offs, potentially, he pointed the gun at her, He shot her, and he had live ammo on his person.
00:54:08.000So it's like, if we were going to ask someone, Occam's Razor, in the absence of evidence, the solution that makes the least amount of assumptions tends to be the correct one.
00:54:18.000Well, you see what happened was, somebody was doing target practice with the gun, and they left bullets outside.
00:54:22.000One day, a crew member was cleaning up the bullets and didn't realize they were alive, so they put them back in the box.
00:54:26.000The box was then placed in the cabinet, Hannah Goodyear is not realizing this, grabbed the box, opened it up, pulled the bolts out, put them in the gun, handed it to the AD, who didn't check it, and then handed it to Alec Baldwin, who didn't check it, and then it went off on accident.
00:54:37.000Or, Alec Baldwin didn't like the lady, took a bullet from his own belt that had bullets in it, and shot her.
00:54:42.000Which one is the conspiracy theory and which one is the simple solution?
00:54:47.000Sorry man, I just... he had a bullet on his belt.
00:54:50.000Okay, that's... there were live bullets found all over the place or like five of them
00:54:54.000makes me... gives me some reasonable doubt that maybe he didn't know what was... he wasn't the
00:54:58.000one that was ring leading this, that someone went in there.
00:55:00.000And also, I do agree that he didn't like Helena Hutchins. I think...
00:55:03.000I felt like she was probably playing the alpha role and he felt emasculated.
00:56:08.000Literally, if you're walking through the forest and you're about to go on a hunt, you never, ever, not even in joke, in jest, ever, are supposed to even put... You're supposed to keep it down at all times, right?
00:56:17.000Yeah, treat every firearm like it's loaded.
00:57:00.000He's completely and utterly unhinged There's no question, but it doesn't matter actually in Hollywood if you're unhinged the better right Chrissy Teigen Alec.
00:57:07.000Well, these people have told you a thousand times that they are mentally unstable angry people and yet the media goes He's funny.
00:57:17.000They prop them up all the time, especially the more crazier that they are, the more the media loves them, which is actually a perfect representation.
00:57:24.000He was also very outspoken against gun rights activists and now here he is in this particular situation.
00:57:33.000Let's see what's going to happen through this court case.
00:57:36.000Obviously, if this happened to a random Joe Schmo, there would have been charges a lot quicker.
00:57:41.000The fact that there wasn't charges and the fact that there was so long, so much time in between this is a little fishy, but let's see what happens in the court of law.
00:57:49.000Let's see what happens with the evidence.
00:57:51.000Let's see who changed their story, who tried to cover something up because there's multiple stories, there's multiple things.
00:58:26.000The other charge is involuntary manslaughter in the commission of a lawful act.
00:58:30.000This charge requires proof that there was more than simple negligence involved in the death.
00:58:35.000It's also a 4th degree felony punishable by up to 18 months in jail and a $5,000 fine.
00:58:38.000However, this charge includes a firearm enhancement or added mandatory penalty because a firearm was involved.
00:58:46.000The firearm enhancement makes the crime punishable by a mandatory 5 years in jail.
00:58:50.000Based on the official narrative, Alec Baldwin should get the mandatory minimum.
00:58:54.000I'm not a fan of mandatory minimums and I don't think justice will be served necessarily by sending Alec Baldwin to prison for 5 years, but based on the laws it stands, I'll tell you why I think he should go to jail for 5 years.
00:59:20.000That they say it requires more than simple negligence.
00:59:23.000Simple negligence, in my opinion, and maybe it's a legal term, so maybe I'm wrong, but my opinion on this is, if someone, unbeknownst to Alec Baldwin, was using live bullets, I'd say, look, Alec, he should have known where that gun was at all times, someone should have been in charge, so maybe it's not his fault that this happened.
00:59:45.000But he knew there were negligent discharges.
00:59:50.000Now it's him being like, there's something more there.
00:59:54.000You mean that, and I think you're saying that, prior to that negligent discharge, there were previous negligent discharges on set.
01:00:01.000So he knew that there were some mistakes happening.
01:00:02.000And you would think that after the first mistake, and you go, oh great, nobody died.
01:00:05.000You would go, let's make sure that we button this up, as I am the producer of this, we need to button this up.
01:00:10.000And again, I cannot say a thousand times over, if you're Trying to present the case for the prosecution here You're just going to say how many times has Alex been in a movie where there have been guns fired?
01:00:19.000He knows this protocol He knows that you do not point a gun whether it is loaded or not at another human being not only point pointing would be negligent By the way, if he had hit her and it was a fake round, he would be negligent forget I mean pointing it is you just you just don't pull the trigger and point it and then pull the trigger and the last thing I want to say is that I think that in terms of the publicity surrounding this if he had instantly come out and said this is we are We feel so horrified.
01:01:34.000Then he picked the gun up, pointed at her, and pulled the trigger.
01:01:37.000So you want to talk about simple negligence, it would be The producer on set, not Alec Baldwin, who knew there were discharges and did nothing to correct that problem, he's responsible.
01:01:47.000He took a plea bargain for a negligent destructive weapon.
01:01:50.000Alec Baldwin knew there was live ammo on set, had live ammo on his person, decided to take the gun knowing this, pointed at a woman, and pull the trigger.
01:02:06.000At the very least, you have to move to convict on the charges, and I can't see how a jury outside of being an Alec Baldwin fan does not actually move to convict him.
01:02:12.000Actually, I'm going to change what I just said.
01:03:19.000And then talking about this, he kind of alluded that he's the second victim here out of All of this, especially with some of the statements that he was making afterwards, which is absolutely just delusional, which shows you this kind of out-of-touch reality perspective that a lot of these very powerful people that are empowered by this seedy, I would even say satanic entertainment industry, the people that prop up are some of the worst human beings on the face of this earth, and sometimes they do deserve a big reality check, and I think this is maybe, but they're so far in the weeds, maybe could provide that.
01:03:49.000Speaking of some of the worst human beings on the earth, we have this story about Al Gore.
01:03:55.000Fox News says, Al Gore mocked as a clown for Davos rant on rainbombs, boiling oceans, and apocalyptic preacher.
01:04:03.000Jimmy Filo reacts to Gore's climate warnings on Fox & Friends.
01:04:16.000I criticized Alex Jones a while, several years ago, because he went on, it was an old thing, I remember seeing him on C-SPAN or something, and they were like, ah, it's Alex Jones.
01:04:26.000And then he immediately just turns to the camera and goes, people listen, they're coming for you!
01:04:30.000And I'm like, but I'm like, when I show that to my mom, they immediately just be like, this guy's nuts.
01:04:36.000It's like, so you gotta take the opportunity and approach people on their own terms.
01:04:40.000On his own show, I think he's great when he goes off.
01:04:44.000Al Gore, wanting to warn people of a billion climate refugees, going, the world's gonna end, it's gonna be raining bombs, the oceans are gonna boil and our homes are gonna sink!
01:04:54.000I'm like, okay, crazy man, you know, calm down, go to sleep, let the adults talk.
01:05:01.000What he says is, if there's a billion migrants all of a sudden, that chaos will ensue.
01:05:06.000But what he's saying is that there will be a billion migrants.
01:05:09.000So that's the thing where, like, I mean, what's the evidence, Al?
01:05:11.000You said 20 years ago that, what, the world was ending in 10?
01:05:13.000No, no, he said the ice caps are going to be melting by 2030 or something.
01:05:17.000Yeah, and they should be, because we're exiting an ice age.
01:05:19.000So the American population is going to decline.
01:05:20.000It's actually gone up since he made these predictions.
01:05:23.000We're still in an ice age, according to, I think it's Utah State.
01:05:26.000People, because of the flood 13,000 years ago, 12,000, when the meteors impacted North America and this giant global flood, it looks like we're not in an ice age because the ice melted, but we're still in the ice age, just having this preliminary amount of it melted.
01:05:42.000That's why the Earth is pouring iron into itself through the River of Blood in Antarctica.
01:05:46.000It's getting ready to fertilize for all this new freshwater that's coming into it.
01:05:51.000And we're pulling carbon out of the air.
01:05:53.000Dude, we got the graphene revolution on the horizon.
01:05:55.000This weirdo is like shaking about too much horse poop on the ground in 1900.
01:05:59.000And there are a lot of solutions to a lot of the larger ecological and pollution problems that the world is dealing with, except for the real solutions are just being pushed away.
01:06:07.000No one's really talking about those issues.
01:06:09.000But when it comes to taxing people, regulating people, controlling their life, micromanaging every aspect of them, putting them in little Echo-friendly, sustainable neighborhoods that you can't leave and you can only walk and bike around 15 minutes anywhere in one direction.
01:06:23.000When it comes to that, yeah, they love that.
01:06:25.000And when it comes to Al Gore, he said in 2009 that the North Pole would be ice-free in the summer of 2013.
01:06:32.000I don't think that happened there, buddy.
01:06:36.000This guy's a grifter, this guy's a shill, and it's important to note here, he made $330 million off of his green investment firm ever since losing to George W. Bush.
01:06:46.000There's a lot of money in this grift, there's a lot of money in fear-mongering, and he knows this grift is being exposed, so he has to step it up.
01:06:53.000He has to make this emotional trauma, this larger sign-up, as crazy as they can, so then Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, that were at Davos, They were also talking at the same time during this conference about, you know, we need to do all of our business based on carbon emissions.
01:07:22.000Big money, big interest, big power trying to control you.
01:07:25.000Sorry, Tammy, you had something to say.
01:07:27.000I was going to say that what the left will come out and do is they'll say, no, no, no, no, Al Gore was right 20 years ago when he said it would be, you know, ice free by 2013.
01:07:36.000But then we took action on climate change and it stopped it from happening.
01:07:40.000That actually proves Al Gore was right the whole time.
01:07:42.000I mean, I just would like to shout out, I do not know this person at all, but a book,
01:07:46.000if you have a child that you want to make aware of the climate scam, which you are absolutely
01:07:51.000correct about this subjugation of humanity, such an easy book, very short read.
01:07:55.000It's called Inconvenient Facts and it's written by Gregory Whitestone and it will wake you
01:07:59.000to the fact that the IPCC is just a corrupt industry.
01:08:03.000Every single model that they ever have put out is wrong and they rely on people not understanding
01:08:07.000just how old the earth is and that it goes through coldness.
01:08:10.000I mean, there was a medieval warming period, followed by a freeze.
01:08:14.000I mean, they're trying to actually make you think that weather is something to be fearful
01:08:18.000of and that these things don't naturally happen, like forest fires.
01:08:31.000And so people, they rely on the ignorance of people that are widely emotional, which is why they start this sort of brainwash when you are in high school, when you are in middle school.
01:08:40.000There's always a different scare and they've been wrong every time.
01:08:42.000So if you still believe that there are some element of truth to this, just go talk to people in different generations and tell them what their big scare was.
01:08:50.000We still had to watch a sad movie of polar bears drowning, and we're told that there were gonna be no polar bears left.
01:08:54.000In fact, polar bear population has gone up since inconvenient facts.
01:08:57.000Generation before us, they were told the exact opposite, that it was gonna be global cooling, they were all going to freeze to death, and then they were like, oh, got that one wrong, so we're gonna change to global warming.
01:09:07.000We were all gonna die, and then, oops, whoopsies, that didn't happen.
01:09:10.000There was acid rain scare, where kids were taught that the oceans were gonna become so acidic, and it was gonna rain from the sky, and now it looks like, guys, it's promising.
01:09:35.000It was all in the deodorants and hairsprays and then they were banned.
01:09:38.000That's a nuanced argument to understand that, but they've been trying to use this kind of fear-mongering environmental grift since the 50s.
01:09:43.000And it's all about saying we need policies, we need the Paris Accord Agreement.
01:09:46.000What we need to fix these things, if you're really scared, is more of your money.
01:09:50.000Yeah, I was gonna say, Candice, but you don't understand.
01:09:53.000If we give the government more money, the weather will be gooder.
01:09:56.000That's the basic principle that they work on, because there are actual things that we should address when it comes to this climate, when it comes to our environment, when it comes to pollution, especially when it comes from the developing world, especially when it comes from China dumping all of the plastic that Canada shipped to them.
01:10:12.000There's also a lot of waste, a lot of destruction because of war.
01:10:16.000And there's so much hypocrisy at the World Economic Forum, not Not just them flying on their private jets with record emissions, record number of jets, estimated 1,100 jets flying in there, but these are the same individuals that almost in the same breath are like, we need to make sure that there's not a peace deal with Ukraine and Russia.
01:10:57.000And it's the same people destroying the environment that are coming to you saying, just give us more money and we'll fix the environment.
01:11:03.000In reality, those solutions do not work and create more problems.
01:11:06.000And they fly private when they talk about it.
01:11:07.000It's very important to get on your private jet to discuss Ukraine and also climate and everything doesn't make sense when it's put together.
01:11:14.000It doesn't matter because you don't pay attention because you're supposed to be ignorant and not realize that literally all they want is money.
01:11:18.000They will launch a new war and ruin the climate at the same time they're telling you that you've got to give them more money so they can save the climate.
01:11:25.000And people that get behind these initiatives over and over and over again, if you're really trying to discern what Big Con is, go find the people that back the military-industrial complex.
01:11:32.000Go find the people that put a little Ukraine flag and told you that this was your duty to go out and defend Ukraine, to ask no questions about President Zelensky, who shut down that speech.
01:11:40.000I find that to be absolutely ridiculous.
01:12:09.000Take it from the New York Times and Washington Post five years ago and they highlighted all of his ties to oligarchs.
01:12:14.000We installed a new government and we intentionally went to war because they launder our money and of course Hunter Biden and president, we hopped in Afghanistan to get everybody home.
01:12:22.000Takes one breath, tomorrow we're going to be in Ukraine.
01:12:25.000I mean it's such obvious foolishness at this point and that there are people that are in our movement pretending that they're whether America first or if they care about you know what's happening to this country and then they support Ukraine.
01:12:38.000And then there's FTX, right, that was working with the World Economic Forum, that was working with the Bank of Ukraine, that was laundering money, not only to, of course, high-level Democrats, but also Republicans.
01:12:48.000All those politicians right now give back the people's money.
01:12:51.000I don't understand why our justice system is not intervening in the FTX scandal and saying, hey, Mr. Biden or Mr. Crenshaw or Mr. whoever, you got this money.
01:13:03.000This money was actually stolen from clients.
01:13:14.000But there was a fair amount of money, mostly given to Democrats, some to Republicans as well.
01:13:19.000Whoever got that money, it was all through shadowy secret kind of black money that was given through different PACs and different organizations in order to kind of launder it specifically.
01:13:27.000But there should be a national conversation right now being like, hey, people were robbed.
01:13:31.000Let's give their money back right now.
01:13:33.000That money is in the hands of corrupted politicians right now that were doing the bidding of corrupted organizations like FTX that the World Economic Forum endorsed and then deleted their endorsement of and tried to hit it away from the internet as they were promoting this larger Ponzi scam that stole people's money, which is absolutely insane.
01:13:50.000I would advocate letting Sam Beckman Freed go free if he can pay back the $10 billion, and I know he can.
01:13:55.000If you let him go free, they'll kill him.
01:13:56.000Have you been following how many crypto billionaires are just kind of being killed?
01:14:37.000He was in the Caribbean when this happened.
01:14:38.000Four hours later, after his last tweet, he was dead.
01:14:41.000And he's one of five, I think five or six billionaires that have died in the last two years under these unbelievably mysterious circumstances.
01:14:48.000I mean, if you haven't listened to that episode of my show, just to kind of shout myself out, it's actually the most popular episode that I've released recently.
01:14:54.000It's called The Mysterious Death of Crypto Billionaires.
01:15:11.000Let's jump to the story from timcast.com.
01:15:13.000European Commission VP says US will soon impose hate speech laws.
01:15:17.000And it seems like a simple statement, and it's easy to shrug off, but going to the bigger context in the previous segment, we're talking about these evil people, their plans.
01:16:24.000Like, what's wrong with the freaking open press?
01:16:28.000Tony Blair was openly talking about, we need an international vaccine passport system where we track people's medical records and allow them to go places and not places.
01:16:39.000Where we track their heart attacks that they're having.
01:16:47.000There was also another member of a big tech company talking about how he welcomes the FBI involvement with specifically Cloudflare.
01:16:56.000The CEO of Cloudflare came out and says that he welcomes guidance from the FBI.
01:17:00.000So there's a reason why the FBI director also attends Davos as well.
01:17:05.000there's a reason why they have a lot of public meetings, but they also have a lot of secret
01:17:09.000meetings as well. And obviously one hand, what's the saying here? One hand washes the other hand
01:17:17.000And there's a collective interest here of a lot of these powerful power brokers essentially just saying, you know, you help me, I help you, but we're going to make sure that we come out on top when we get to essentially take all of people's liberties and financial freedoms away from them.
01:17:37.000And they're using these kind of bland, generalized language to get away with it.
01:17:41.000Well, the reason they get away with it, more importantly, though, and this is why the most important conversation when people say, what do we do to correct it?
01:17:48.000Because the reason is because we're producing too many stupid people.
01:17:51.000right? Who cannot think through these policies. And this is when you go, what is happening on
01:17:55.000college campuses? Why are we having debates about why are there gender studies majors?
01:17:58.000This is a true fact. We've never put, we've never given out more degrees in America ever,
01:18:03.000and yet we've never produced dumber kids. I mean, literally dumber kids. I'm talking about if you
01:18:07.000sat them down with an IQ test, these kids are actually dumb.
01:18:09.000So how is that possible? That should run in conflict with one another. How are we giving
01:18:13.000the most degrees and producing the dumbest Because it's a concert effort by the government because they understand you want to talk about real slavery.
01:18:20.000Slaves, I wrote this in my book, another free pitch for myself, Blackout.
01:18:24.000I wrote this in my book, but my thesis is that what they're basically doing is modernizing the slave plantation.
01:18:46.000So they come out super arrogant, convinced they know everything, and they quite literally, if you dropped them off in a forest, they'd all be dead in a week, right?
01:19:53.000It's counterintuitive to the free market.
01:19:54.000It's counterintuitive to businesses that are growing and becoming productive.
01:19:56.000It's to hire people that know absolutely nothing.
01:19:58.000But I got to have this whole department with 10 people that are hired because one's black, one's gay, and that means that I'm a good business.
01:20:38.000They're psychopaths and they know exactly what they're doing.
01:20:41.000That's what something I thought while you were saying, explaining it earlier, is that what's more dangerous than having a group of uneducated people is having a group of miseducated people that have been educated for nefarious purposes.
01:20:51.000Because it's harder to untrain the brain than it is to give it something new.
01:21:01.000The number one thing that the left says to me is, well, you didn't even graduate college.
01:21:06.000That's their, okay, so let me get this straight.
01:21:08.000I'm doing better than you, I have a larger audience, but you have a little paper degree.
01:21:13.000So they go out and those people then get really angry because they tried that degree.
01:21:17.000In a free market society, they have no success and they become bitter, angry, resentful, perfect little leftists that will march in the street talking about how this entire system needs to be burned to the ground because how do they not become successful when they have a degree?
01:21:30.000You know what I like to say, because they do this to me all the time, they'll tweet like, yeah, see, this proves Tim's a high school dropout, or don't listen to me, he's a high school dropout.
01:22:03.000Look, I don't expect everybody in the world to be a millionaire.
01:22:05.000I don't expect everybody to have a six-figure salary.
01:22:07.000If you're somebody who works an honest job and says, you know, look, I did everything they told me to do.
01:22:11.000If someone came to me and said, look, man, I went to college, I got my degree, I worked really hard, and I make $35,000 a year as an administrative assistant, I'd be like, You know, look, man, I'll try and give you some advice and help you out.
01:22:28.000I'm sorry, I don't think it's the individual's fault that they were lied to by the machine and tricking them into getting student loan debts and all that stuff.
01:22:34.000But if you come out and you're like, I'm so much smarter than you because I finished high school.
01:23:32.000These people now are convinced that they're brighter than you because they're a doctor and they became a doctor because they graduated from Harvard.
01:23:43.000You have to go to university to be that dumb.
01:23:45.000Nowadays, you have to spend four years in school to be this stupid.
01:23:48.000I can't remember this, but my mom tells people that when I was little, when asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, I would say a pumpkin.
01:23:57.000Because, like, being a little kid who doesn't understand concepts of, like, reality, jobs, or otherwise, I was like, I don't remember saying that, but, I mean, it sounds like something a three-year-old would say.
01:24:18.000We've got a genetics lab in the basement, and all of your super chats, all of your TimCast membership go into DNA manipulation to convert human cells into pumpkin cells.
01:25:53.000Because he went and he got a degree and he called his doctor friends and his doctor friends all said they understood this thing because they were reading what was in a book and now they were reading studies.
01:26:01.000It's like all you have to do to trick an academic is to put it in a book.
01:26:05.000And it becomes magically real, and they suspend their ability to think critically because that's what too much schooling does.
01:26:11.000It suspends your ability to think critically because your job at these university campuses is to remember information, not to regurgitate information.
01:26:18.000It's not to think quickly and go, wait a second, this justifies common sense.
01:26:22.000They just go, oh, but it's right here.
01:26:26.000But more importantly, it's also to follow the hierarchy.
01:26:29.000So if there's a boss, if there's someone paying you, if there's like a Bill Gates creating something like the Bill Chill in the scientific community, you cannot criticize that because if you do, you're going to get your funding cut from you.
01:26:39.000And people don't understand, especially when it comes to American history, there have been so many horrors in American history that have been done through doctors, whether it was the Tuskegee experiments, the MKUltra experiments, Operation Sea Spray.
01:26:52.000That's another one that a lot of people The DDT poisoning.
01:27:37.000Marcus Senns and Bacillus globigii bacteria were sprayed over San Francisco Bay Area in California to determine how vulnerable a city like San Francisco may be to bioweapon attack.
01:27:49.000That's like right after the military industrial complex got formed.
01:27:52.000This is all the stuff that we know about.
01:27:54.000So this is what the secret agencies, what the federal government was doing decades and decades ago.
01:27:58.000There's probably still a bunch of stuff that we don't know about today, but the sterilization aspect is one of the biggest because it continued all the way up to 2010 when Californian women prisoners, without their knowledge, were being sterilized by the government.
01:28:13.000So this has been happening for a very long time.
01:28:15.000There's a lot of eugenicists out there.
01:28:16.000There's a lot of people that believe that there's too many people in this world, and they have created so many horrors that need to be addressed and rectified.
01:28:41.000If you think that the various governments of the world did not try to create chimeric human hybrids and other weird nonsense, then you're naive.
01:28:51.000Now, Alex Jones coming out and saying they're making cow people and stuff may be a stretch too far, but there's an old story about, apparently the urban legend is that, and maybe it's just history, in the Soviet Union, they were taking human women and inseminating them with chimp semen, because you can't do it the other way around because chimps are too small.
01:29:10.000A female chimp can't carry a human baby, it's too big.
01:29:13.000But a human female can carry a human Z because it's smaller and so they were like offering women money or just forcefully doing this.
01:29:19.000You think the United States isn't doing anything like that?
01:29:49.000We actually do have a story we can talk about in the Members Only Show that Luke was bringing up, which will be really interesting, and there's a lot more we can add.
01:29:54.000like thank you, I have to help these children and the entire world, I was injured by a vaccine,
01:29:58.000you're not going to gaslight me against an injury that I suffered.
01:30:12.000That's a separate subject there, but- But again, human experimentation has been done by so many high-level government officials, and what they're doing right now, we can't even imagine.
01:30:22.000And it's not just being done in Ukraine with the specific gain-of-function research that they're doing there.
01:30:30.000There's a lot of things that, again, we could get into the weeds.
01:30:33.000We could go down the rabbit hole, especially when it comes to Lyme disease, Agent Orange, gay bombs.
01:30:37.000I want to hear about how DDT, you mentioned it was led to the MMR vaccine.
01:30:44.000Yeah, I mean the DDT scam, people, if you want to really start learning about vaccines, it all begins with people believing that polio was eradicated.
01:30:50.000And LOL, if you're starting level, is you think that polio was eradicated.
01:30:54.000There's so much that people have to understand about vaccines.
01:30:57.000I am now of very formed opinion that I believe that there is a true government war on fertility They want to own the means of fertility.
01:31:04.000And this is happening in the classroom with convincing women when we're 13 to get on birth control pills and telling you there's no effect.
01:31:10.000There's no effect to me taking hormones every single day.
01:32:07.000I want to read just one very important Super Chat right away from Daniel A. He said, Ironic Crowder was on Arthur and now he's fighting with DW.
01:33:35.000That's the thing, it's like not everything, like I just said, not everything is a conspiracy.
01:33:38.000And that's what's so frustrating to me is that you turn something that was just a regular contract negotiation into this huge conspiracy that there's like some boogeyman.
01:33:45.000And there are plenty of things you can pick apart the daily wire for, this is just not one of them.
01:33:48.000This is just how business goes, you know?
01:33:51.000Megan Cole says, why do people always assume the worst of each other?
01:33:53.000It is possible to mess up a situation and have good intentions.
01:33:56.000Mistakes or differences of opinions are far off from malicious intent.
01:34:02.000I think Crowder sees malicious intent.
01:34:05.000I think The Daily Wire... Or is he the malicious intent?
01:34:08.000It looks like from what Jeremy was saying, or in your opinion, it's that Crowder is trying to personally benefit from the controversy, and then Crowder's opinion makes it seem like he's ideologically opposed to The Daily Wire.
01:34:19.000And he didn't say Daily Wire specifically at first.
01:35:21.000You know why this is trending so much though?
01:35:23.000I asked my followers what my last thing was what do you think about him sharing the phone call?
01:35:28.000I love that. I'm just like we should be bringing the supercharged.
01:35:30.000They're paying. I mean, that's probably better for us You know, you know why this is trending so much though. It's
01:35:35.000because the the woke left The the corporate left establishment like Daily Beast and
01:35:40.000Rolling Stone are writing huge articles They're like sharks smelling blood in the water and they're like, you know, quick, attack the right!
01:35:47.000Underneath my question of what is everyone's thoughts about Steven Crowder recording this conversation, Mike Cernovich says, Jeremy said wage slave.
01:35:52.000I'm literally shaking at having to hear a term that I and all of my co-workers called ourselves when on a guaranteed salary that arrived like clockwork without any of our own assets at risk.
01:36:01.000Viva Frye, hope I'm saying that right, I love him by the way, he makes great videos, He said, I don't know who can think surreptitiously recording a conversation among purported friends can possibly look good.
01:37:03.000I do not consider Jeremy Boring or Caleb to be my friends, but they have been fair in negotiations.
01:37:08.000They have acted at the part of businessmen, and if you do business, you should expect that this is how it goes, is what I'm saying.
01:37:14.000And it's also an indication that they'll go to bat for you as a contractor employee when they're negotiating on your behalf as Daily Wire, if that ever comes up.
01:39:14.000But if there is a problem, we always fix it.
01:39:17.000I strive on having the best customer service, and you can email us info at wearechange.org.
01:39:22.000And David Fredericks, if that's not the name you went by when you bought the t-shirts, we will fix it right away.
01:39:29.000Because, yeah, I mean, that's what we do here.
01:39:32.000And if there's a problem, we'll, you know, it doesn't sound like something that would happen with us, but if it did, we'll fix it right away.
01:39:39.000Josh Branson says, you going to give Crowder 30 minutes to personally insult people like Candace is?
01:39:44.000He's been doing it on his own platform.
01:39:52.000If you're looking for personal insults, I suggest you look at the video that he made, which implied that all of the Daily Wire hosts were sellouts.
01:40:01.000Funnily enough, Crowder probably wouldn't have used it if not for Candace here.
01:40:05.000I'll just say when Crowder comes on, he's going to be allowed to say exactly what he wants to say about it, the same as Candace is allowed to talk about what her opinion is.
01:40:13.000How do people expect me not to be offended?
01:40:17.000Now that you've seen Jeremy's video, go back and re-watch Crowder's video and just realize you will see it.
01:40:23.000How many times he lied and intentionally omitted certain truths that would have made the Daily Wire look better, and made the hosts look better, and the slight little jabs at the hosts of like, you might be noticing that they're kind of dumbing, you know, like, being, sanitizing their opinions.
01:40:38.000Like, these were all jabs at me, okay?
01:40:40.000So, let's, and me, and all, there's only a few hosts of the Daily Wire.
01:40:44.000So when you do something like this, and you kind of just say, mm, it's a lot of other people, you're taking attacks on me as well, and I have a right to defend myself always.
01:41:54.000Jordan Peterson's locked in a small white room with a lobster, like he's petting it, and then Jeremy walks in and grabs the lobster, and he's like, if you want it back, you take it!
01:44:18.000Crowder requested $30 million a year for four years minus production costs, not $140 million per year, as she claimed.
01:44:25.000Okay, I'm sorry if I got the math wrong.
01:44:27.000The most important part of this, 30 million dollars a year times, how many years are you saying?
01:44:30.000I think it was 120 over four years, 30 million years.
01:44:33.000But I said 140, I should have said 120.
01:44:35.000I would like to apologize for the lie.
01:44:37.000There's probably a big conspiracy as to why I lied, not just that I made a simple mathematical error, and your big conspiracy would be right.
01:44:43.000The point is, is that he made a counter offer, so he was not outraged by the terms.
01:44:48.000I'm so annoyed by the people who are quote-tweeting people like Will Sommer.
01:44:57.000And he's taking Crowder out of context.
01:44:59.000I'm like, you don't have to like or agree with Crowder, but what really pisses me off is I'm seeing tons of people, even conservatives and moderates and centrists, retweeting a guy who makes things up and then making fun of Crowder.
01:45:50.000Like, he'll make a weird joke or whatever, and then people will be like, bleh!
01:45:53.000And then you retweet it, and it's like, retweets suddenly become endorsements, and people on the right start acting like people on the left, and it's like, alright, dude, chill.
01:46:03.000Federale says, I'm glad this conversation is happening as well, but I also agree that I just want Luke to talk about the globalists for a while.
01:49:08.000I'm gonna treat that contract like a... The issue is, The Daily Wire could have just said, we will license 192 episodes of The Loudmouth Crowder Show to appear on Apple, Facebook, Spotify, and YouTube.
01:49:20.000If you miss one of these episodes for any reason, we will dock you on the fee to measure it to the episode lost.
01:49:29.000Then basically, if Crowder got banned, Daily Wire would be like, hey, Crowder, we noticed that you're short three episodes from the contract.
01:49:37.000And he'd say, well, I'm banned from YouTube.
01:49:38.000I'm like, OK, well, then you're in breach of contract.
01:49:43.000They actually, it's even more favorable because they said we're only going to dock you a percentage of the contract so you can still get paid.
01:49:47.000So you're basically saying they should have dropped him and said now you get zero percent, which is actually a more aggressive contract.
01:49:52.000Well, so the issue is, the Daily Wire, the way they structured the licensing agreement, they separated, right, they could have just said... Zero percent.
01:50:00.000If you get docked, that's actually more aggressive.
01:50:02.000If I tell you I am buying ten YouTube videos and then you get banned from YouTube, you are unable to complete the terms of contract, I pay you nothing.
01:50:14.000This is literally, we're all agreeing.
01:50:15.000Actually, they were being nicer because they said, we're only gonna dock you 20% of the fee.
01:50:21.000Please guys, if I misquoted it, please.
01:50:23.000You got my point is that they said 20% of the fee if you get banned from YouTube.
01:50:27.000So they were actually being nicer in those circumstances because the normal person would say, you get banned from YouTube, sorry, go kick rocks.
01:51:47.000So it makes sense that if I can't make my content, it's done.
01:51:50.000And actually, it's favorable to say, like, actually, we're not going to be done with you, we're still going to pay you some money, and we're going to try to replace this in the time and come up with something behind the pay, or whatever, and we're only going to dock you 20%.
01:51:58.000That's actually, which is why when DC Drano was here, I keep calling him DC Drano, Rogan, when Rogan was here, he was like, I don't know, this actually seems pretty okay, you know, this, at least they're not saying you're completely gone, this is kind of nice, you know?
01:52:11.000My advice to people would be not to sign a contract like that.
01:52:14.000I mean, especially if you're a crowder, a crowder's big.
01:52:16.000But then you gotta admit, Brett Cooper's big.
01:52:18.000Why would you not sign a contract like that?
01:52:20.000I guess I'm trying to get to the bottom of it.
01:52:21.000Why would you not sign a contract that says that if you are banned, obviously we can't make money off of you, why would you say that this is not a good contract?
01:52:31.000I would recommend everybody do their own thing.
01:52:34.000Yeah, and I think that's kind of the conclusion that they came to, right?
01:52:36.000Is that I want to do this, you want to do that.
01:52:38.000Like, you had the same conversation with DW.
01:52:40.000I've had conversations with pretty much everyone in the conservative movement where I went, okay, this doesn't really work for me, it doesn't really work for me, and you walk away because you have different ideas.
01:52:48.000You know, Stephen thinks he's a Tom Brady.
01:52:54.000If Tom Brady wants to orchestrate a contract to go back to the Patriots and negotiations fall apart, Is he really supposed to try to burn down the Patriot organization or to say that we just couldn't come to an agreement?
01:53:04.000That's called, like I said, being a big boy.
01:53:56.000I think Crowder's been screwed over multiple times by contracts.
01:53:59.000And I think if you look at his career, I'm imagining he was like, he leaves The Blaze, and then he looks at these contracts and he's like, this is the same thing everywhere, I don't like this.
01:54:09.000I mean... Time to start your own business.
01:54:11.000It's like, oh, I'm an employee at Chipotle.
01:54:13.000Every time I have these contracts ending, I've worked at Chipotle and I've worked at Subway and I just don't like the fact that when I sign my employment contract that I get paid around this much.
01:55:46.000I have two kids now and I had Alex Jones on my I did my show last year, right?
01:55:50.000So everything becomes this conspiracy, and not that this person is actually growing up, got married, has two kids, and doesn't have as much time to manage an entire business, right?
01:55:59.000And maybe you go, actually, I'd rather spend that time with my kids.
01:56:02.000My continuity of the wire allows for me to wake up in the morning, to drop my kids off at daycare, to pick them up from daycare if I want to, to go back home to have lunch with my son.
01:56:13.000That's a wonderful thing, because motherhood is the most important thing in my life.
01:56:17.000Has The Daily Wire ever, I shouldn't say instructed, but insisted that you don't talk about something?
01:56:23.000No, we've had two content disagreements, and I will be open about it because I believe that transparency is the best way for people to decipher themselves.
01:56:31.000The first one was during COVID crazies, like I think about the time that I did your, and I was instantly against the vaccine 100%, like didn't even play with it.
01:56:39.000And I wanted to do this thing talking about how it was impacting people's menstruation based on what women that had gotten the vaccine were telling me, one of my best friends who I just went to go see here.
01:56:49.000She just literally wouldn't stop bleeding, couldn't get up.
01:56:52.000I mean, it was like girls were terrified and nobody would talk about it.
01:56:57.000I mean, I sat down there in that control and I was like, then why are we doing the show?
01:57:00.000Like, you know, if we're so afraid of and this is one of things where it's like, OK, I get why they're saying they're like, we will like to their credit.
01:57:07.000If you put this on YouTube, they made it very clear.
01:57:08.000They all started making these policies about the vaccine.
01:57:11.000Suddenly, if you said anything against the vaccine, and to me, it would have been worth losing a fee to talk about this because I just wanted it to be on record and for women to hear it.
01:57:19.000And then eventually they agreed and they said, OK, if you're going to do it, you do it by the book.
01:57:22.000You may be careful that you say that a friend told me, you know, just making sure the language is exactly right.
01:57:27.000And that's what the editors are paid to do, to be like, maybe this sentence can be striked so that we have a defense for you on YouTube.
01:57:33.000But I did say you can go back and listen to the episode during COVID, but it was a fight, OK?
01:57:36.000And of course, you gotta make sure to tell everybody, just talk to a medical professional.
01:57:41.000I had to start with, I'm not a doctor, I'm telling you what I am hearing and what women are telling me.
01:57:45.000And then seven months later, when we were all vindicated, when they suddenly admitted it in the press, I looked like a freaking hero and I was like, see guys, it pays to talk.
01:57:53.000There's obviously a lot of, I don't talk to Jeremy and Caleb on my shows.
01:57:56.000The second situation was with Ye, obviously.
01:57:59.000That was like a very big deal, things that were going on.
01:58:02.000And they felt, and this actually was a conversation with Jeremy and Caleb, They basically were like, we would never tell you what to say, but what we are saying is that we're under all this fire because whether you're being silent or what you're saying, it seems like people are interpreting this as this is a defense of Ye.
01:58:17.000And we are just asking you like, okay, you have made it clear that Ye is your friend.
01:58:21.000I'm not gonna not say, I made it clear that I was not going to say anything bad about Ye.
01:58:24.000I still feel very passionate about that.
01:58:31.000And because I have said that, I am not willing to when the entire media is lashing him and he's losing his entire life to add to the fire of everything.
01:58:42.000But then they said something to me and it registered where they said, okay, you're saying all this stuff in defense of Ye, but what about your other friends that might be being hurt by this?
01:58:49.000And that was when I decided on my show to say something in defense of Dennis Prager because I realized that while I was defending Ye, I also wasn't defending people, which is also important to me, my friends like Marissa Straight.
01:59:00.000Marissa Straight CEO of PragerU, I worked for them, but she is much more than that to me.
02:00:30.000And that's, and that's a moment that we're in, and by the way, Crack Daily Wire, that's a very difficult scenario to sort of maneuver.
02:00:37.000You have one of your hosts that's like, you know, about yay, and the other host is like, he's my friend.
02:00:43.000So I think that that should show a credit, a credit to the Daily Wire, that we were both Able to say what we felt to be true and I've always said like Shapiro can say what he wants and what he believes They don't become my beliefs.
02:00:56.000We disagree about a lot of different things and the yay Situation was a scenario in which we disagreed and let me tell you the pressure that was put on me From the mainstream media tweets all the stuff to say something bad about yay like to just say one thing bad about him and And to me, it was sadistic, and I stood up for someone because I refused, rather than saying stop for him, I refused to add to it because it seemed sadistic.
02:01:20.000It was like, how much more do you need somebody to be hit over the head?
02:01:23.000He's like bleeding on the ground, he's got nothing left.
02:01:25.000It was like a walk of shame that they wanted to hurt him.
02:01:27.000Yeah, they wanted me, and then I realized it was sadistic because it was like, everyone has said it, the entire world has said it, his wife has said it, this person has said it, they've taken everything from him, they're threatening to psych 5150 him, all this stuff.
02:02:58.000You know, I've talked with people at big companies, obviously I've talked with Vice, I've talked with Fusion, I've talked with a bunch of other big New York media, and they all, you walk out every time going, yeah, yeah, yeah.
02:03:08.000When I went to the Daily Wire and was talking with Jeremy, it was like, it was fun.
02:03:12.000It was hanging out, talking, brainstorming, and we ultimately decided that there's probably nothing we could do, but we'll do non-transactional things, like the Times Square billboard stuff.
02:03:20.000Since then, there have been periods where I've talked with Jeremy and like, hey, look, we're a small company.
02:03:26.000And he's like, oh, yeah, you know, he's giving me like free advice without question, just seriously helping another company, which arguably is a competitor.
02:03:34.000And so I think Jeremy is a great dude.
02:03:52.000What is your gut telling you about this situation?
02:03:53.000It was wrong for Crowder to record Jeremy.
02:03:56.000I'm shocked to see that he registered Stop Big Con a month before he recorded the phone call, which says that he's been planning this for some time.
02:04:04.000I do think Stephen Crowder is ideologically motivated.
02:04:07.000I don't think it's effective right now with what's going on to go after the Daily Wire when you have things like Disney and Netflix to be angry about.
02:04:15.000The Daily Wire is producing stuff that I think is very important and good, notably the documentary you did on BLM, notably the documentary Matt Walsh did on What Is A Woman.
02:04:24.000And so I'm just like, is this the appropriate thing to be doing?
02:05:27.000He can put himself in the presence of the emperor and still maintain the light.
02:05:31.000But hey, Disney owns Star Wars, so easy.
02:05:34.000But this is my aversion to these contracts.
02:05:36.000It was two years where the company instantly went woke and it locks you up.
02:05:40.000And I'm like, so I think my ultimate view is I don't think Crowder should be waging this in a way that's damaging to the Daily Wire, but I do think he should be leading a charge in changing the business landscape of the space, and then, you know, there's a net positive way to do it.
02:05:56.000I would have thought you would have been bigger and better if you didn't sign with Disney.
02:05:59.000You would have been on your own, and you would have been two years ahead of where you are now.
02:07:51.000There's people like Crowder's right, EW's right, but we'll have Crowder on the show Monday and then he'll lay out his case and his view of everything.
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02:08:35.000And then just to say to people, please don't think everything is a conspiracy.
02:08:39.000Don't think that every person is selling out.
02:08:40.000We're never going to win if your perspective is that one simple thing that you don't understand means that somebody has sold out or one simple agreement that you have Please don't think that every single person has the same opinion.
02:08:50.000At The Daily Wire, I'm still the exact same person that you invested in, your timing, when you hit the share button.
02:08:55.000Back when I was red pill black, nothing has changed.
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02:10:03.000I go off into the deep, deep, deep, deep down the rabbit hole on a lot of crazy stuff, a lot of solutions, a lot of ways to not be victims of the state.