The FBI raided a Florida home belonging to a Democratic politician and a media consultant in connection to leaked Tucker Carlson audio. Plus, Budweiser and Harley-Davidson team up for a Pride event, and more! Guests: Producer: Taylor Silverman ( ) Producer: Benny Johnson ( ) Editor-in-Chief: Alex Blumberg ( ) Special Guest: Taylor ( )
00:02:06.000I am a Twitter personality, I guess you could say, but I also am Benny Johnson's executive producer for his podcast, and I just live online, so that's about all I do.
00:02:22.000I work here at Tim Cass on the show Cass Castle, and I also do a bit of traveling around and talking about males invading women's sports because this is something I experienced in women's skateboarding.
00:02:34.000And I don't want other girls to have to go through it.
00:03:19.000The FBI searched a Florida Democrat elected official's home.
00:03:22.000is connected to leaked materials from Fox News.
00:03:25.000They say the federal agency conducted a raid in search of a Tampa home this month, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
00:03:30.000The home is that of Tampa City Council member Lynn Hertok and her husband, media consultant Tim Burke.
00:03:38.000Carlson has been targeted in a series of selective leaks following his firing from Fox News last month, with leftist organization Media Matters publishing off-air content in which he made off-color remarks.
00:03:48.000We have this from Daily Mail elaborating to say, FBI probes hack of Fox News computers, which saw unaired footage from Tucker Carlson's interview with Kanye West leaked to Vice.
00:03:59.000Florida media consultant's home is searched as part of the investigation.
00:04:02.000So they say, in a May 25th letter obtained by Daily Mail, a federal prosecutor in Tampa, Florida alerted Fox News to the criminal probe into stolen material, including unaired video of Tucker Carlson, who was fired in April.
00:04:14.000Actually, I don't think Tucker was fired yet.
00:04:48.000The leaks where Tucker's saying things, you know, while they were prepping the show or whatever, some of them we laugh at and like that's silly and makes no... doesn't mean anything.
00:04:57.000Some of them, it will just be negative press.
00:05:00.000The Democrats are going to rally around.
00:05:01.000But the Kanye West leaks showed that they did edit out certain comments that perhaps they thought would be offensive.
00:05:27.000We're just going blind into the future and...
00:05:30.000Yeah, I mean, in the next year, the upcoming year is going to be very strenuous on people, I think, because people aren't going to know what to believe.
00:05:41.000It's going to, obviously, you know, when you hear Joe Biden and Donald Trump, You know, smack talking each other over video games, you know, that's, you know, made up.
00:05:51.000But if it's a legitimate, you know, speech that is, you know, similar to something that any of the candidates would say, I can't imagine.
00:06:03.000This time next year, that the technology won't beat every single human being.
00:06:08.000There might be AI that can pick them out, but I feel like most human beings are gonna be like, I couldn't tell the difference.
00:06:15.000That's only in a year, because think about what AI was like a year ago.
00:06:31.000So the more and the more it progresses, the more real it's going to get.
00:06:34.000And the issue is going to be the audio leaks.
00:06:37.000Obviously, like the video ones are kind of easy to tell.
00:06:40.000But like, say if there's leaked audio and they claim it's leaked audio from like a fundraising event, like, you know, the DeSantis thing, someone could claim that it was leaked audio.
00:06:48.000And then, you know, a year from now, you might not know if it's actually real.
00:07:17.000I mean, they've tried, they're probably, as you were mentioning, some software probably could track it down.
00:07:23.000I want to read this though in the story, this is interesting.
00:07:25.000They mentioned that this guy, Burke, who was being raided, That he's worked for Deadspin and the Daily Beast.
00:07:31.000And then there's something interesting I see in this story.
00:07:33.000They say, in a legal letter published to Media Matters earlier this month, Fox asked the group not to stop publishing this footage.
00:07:40.000The letter doesn't address how they got it, but it says the network did not consent to its distribution or publication, according to a copy of the letter obtained by Daily Mail.
00:07:52.000They're publishing these leaked videos of Tucker Carlson, but I'm just like, uh, if we record something in the studio, it's our copyrighted material for us to distribute and sell.
00:08:01.000If someone steals that and then starts distributing it, they are stealing.
00:09:56.000That decision is definitely going to be colored by politics nowadays.
00:09:59.000Yeah, I think it was kim.com who actually sued them and won money back from the government because they had helicopters and everything and it was just way overkill.
00:10:11.000Yeah, and it's just like, there's nowhere to go.
00:10:13.000He's got this compound in New Zealand, you just drive up and there's like one road.
00:10:19.000I'm surprised they're actually going after a Democrat on this one though.
00:10:23.000I don't even think the story's that big.
00:10:25.000Like, of all the things they could go after, they go after this?
00:10:27.000I mean, this could be a... I'm such a conspiracy theorist now that I'm just like, well, it could be a cover for something else.
00:10:33.000They're like, well, pick him up for something, you know, just get him off the street.
00:10:36.000They could be mad at him about whatever, about something I, you know... I have so little faith in the validity of anything the government says nowadays.
00:11:18.000I mean, if you're like a pro lifer and you decide it was high level, though, like if it was for Fox News and, you know, they could publish a story about it.
00:11:27.000You know, I've had, what have we been, swatted 15 times last year?
00:11:32.000Yeah, they don't rightly care at all about any of this.
00:11:38.000And the feds are supposed to be involved with like swatting stuff, right?
00:12:45.000And then they made up some lie about exigent circumstances or something like that, which is just not true.
00:12:52.000Yeah, the only thing that I can see, you know, the only thing I see in this Tucker Carlson story or the Raid story is they're just trying to get more information, I guess, trying to pick up stuff.
00:13:03.000I don't think they even, they didn't arrest him, right?
00:13:05.000And they just raided his house for information.
00:13:08.000I mean, we don't rightly know exactly.
00:13:16.000Well, let's talk about Budweiser from the Daily Mail.
00:13:19.000Budweiser teams up with Harley Davidson for very manly new advert as owner of Anheuser-Busch tries to recover from Bud Light backlash over marketing campaign with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
00:14:09.000It's almost like parody, like the way they're doing it, like the voice and everything.
00:14:13.000I'm like, oh my gosh, who's honestly gonna buy this?
00:14:16.000In an effort to please everyone, they've made everyone hate them.
00:14:19.000But do you want to buy the can and then put the can on the wall or something?
00:14:24.000It's so bizarre and it's it's funny too because it's like I wasn't really one for boycotts and I was kind of like a like a Budweiser guy when I drank beer and this is like the first boycott I've like kind of taken part of and like it's been successful and it really makes sense why it's successful is because you know those are the types of people that are you know drinking beer or whatever.
00:14:46.000And, you know, when you see these other companies like Nike or whatever, they can afford to lose, you know, people who pay attention to politics.
00:14:55.000Half the country, you know, doesn't really care.
00:14:58.000And they're going to say, I like, you know, LeBron James or whatever, I'm going to buy his shoes.
00:15:03.000But like Bud Light or Budweiser it's gotten like a lot of people's attention.
00:15:07.000I saw like Clay Travis had like the cooler challenge type thing where he had a mixture of beer and then at the end of the night he opens it and it's like full of Bud Light because it was like those are the only beers that people didn't take.
00:15:20.000So it's just become- So he bought Bud Light?
00:15:28.000Yeah, he could have gotten it for free from Memorial Day.
00:15:30.000Was he doing it, like, as a social experiment to see if people would take it?
00:15:34.000I don't know if it started off that way, but... Or he just realized this?
00:15:36.000He posted on Twitter, just like the cooler... I don't know if it was like a cookout or whatever he was at, but yeah, it was like the cooler before and then after, and it was like, only Bud Light left.
00:15:46.000This is a desperate attempt because Memorial Day is here.
00:15:49.000And so it's also been like a very slow day also, people can probably tell, because everybody's getting ready to just take off and go on their Memorial Day three-day holiday or whatever weekend.
00:15:58.000But I kind of could sense something like this was going to come because Memorial Day is the danger zone for Bud Light.
00:16:04.000People are going to be grilling, people are going to be hanging out, they're going to go to the lake, and this is when they're like, we need to move product.
00:17:34.000It's like they had, most people that want to, you know, just go to the bar and have a beer with their friends or go shoot pool or go to the game, whatever, they're actually trying to avoid politics.
00:17:47.000And if they buy Bud Light, they're going to feel like they're engaging in it.
00:17:51.000And that's something that is not easy to get rid of.
00:17:56.000And it's definitely something that Bud Light doesn't, or that, you know, Bud doesn't want.
00:18:43.000I mean, if you're into motorcycles, especially like the cruiser style, I think that Harley's probably still the name that people are kinda into.
00:20:25.000The reason this boycott worked, and this is great because this is the watershed moment, this is the ignition point, is that it's perishable.
00:20:35.000So that means it has to move from shelves quickly, otherwise it gets trashed.
00:20:39.000If you get three days of people not buying something, Then immediately they're going to be like, sales report, it's down.
00:20:59.000Or they could totally boycott it and you're not going to get any news for three months until the next quarter when they do reports and stuff like sales reports or subscriber reports.
00:21:40.000Now we've created the Bud Light effect, which is probably the most powerful tool.
00:21:44.000When Target faces a boycott, it doesn't matter if it's sales.
00:21:47.000What matters is shareholders get scared that they're going to go the same route as Bud Light.
00:21:52.000And if Bud Light tanked, after everyone said, no, Bud Light's great, Anheuser-Busch is gonna do great, if it's still tanked, then you're sitting on Target stock, you're gonna be like, nah, I better not have this.
00:23:23.000You were talking about the Target stock and stuff.
00:23:27.000I saw Clint tweeted this earlier from Liberty Lockpot.
00:23:31.000More than 60 civil society groups are now demanding that all businesses cease Twitter ad buys because Musk had the audacity to let Ron DeSantis announce his presidential run on Twitter.
00:23:44.000And it's because of the ESG DEI stuff?
00:23:48.000If you've got what are ostensibly capitalist organizations pressuring um, other organizations to stop buying ads because of
00:24:12.000I feel like that is gonna be, I feel like people are going to start taking notice of that, taking notice of the ESG
00:24:19.000stuff because it's, it's already something that you hear kind of rumbling.
00:24:23.000I saw something on CNBC, they were doing basically a hit on it and discussing the benefits, and I think that that could be Something really, really good for the right, basically.
00:24:37.000Because it's better than boycotting one company.
00:24:40.000It gets people to focus on what is basically social engineering of the capitalist system, you know?
00:24:48.000And that has been such an effective way to get compliance from corporations and stuff like that.
00:24:54.000And that's, honestly, I think the most important thing to focus on if you're looking at boycotts or whatever you want to hit companies in the pocketbook.
00:25:03.000Look for companies that are making ESG and DEI commitments.
00:25:09.000So, I've got an announcement for everybody.
00:25:13.000The message Bud Light has for you is that if you drink their beer, you are gay.
00:25:20.000Bud Light sponsors Cincinnati Pride Parade after Dylan Mulvaney controversy.
00:25:25.000The reason why I say it that way is After the controversy already put Bud Light in this position where they were viewed as a beer for the LGBT community, Bud Light decided, you know what, whatever, double down, sponsor a Pride event.
00:25:41.000And that's fine, they're allowed to do whatever they want, you know, whatever.
00:25:45.000Just like, I think they've decided, you know what, embrace it.
00:25:49.000Just go right with it, they are officially the beer for the LGBT community.
00:26:01.000When they sponsor Dylan Mulvaney and try and hem and haw and play this stupid game of no, no, oh wait, no, we didn't mean it, but not actually apologizing, not actually saying anything.
00:26:09.000I'm just like, dude, you can't have your cake and eat it too.
00:26:11.000You can't make a Clydesdale commercial with 9-11 stuff in it and then do this stuff at the same time.
00:26:17.000So then they lie low for a little bit.
00:26:42.000I do think it's funny that Budweiser sponsored, or was sponsored by, or partnered with Harley Davidson, because they're like, okay, here's the plan.
00:26:50.000Budweiser is manly and Bud Light is gay.
00:27:50.000But again, it's not even so much as to whether or not this will impact sales.
00:27:55.000It's that you have a major scandal, major scandal, people stop buying, stock drops.
00:28:01.000Then, as the stock is going bad, you engage in the same practice that resulted in the boycott in the first place.
00:28:08.000I have to imagine anybody holding Anheuser stock at this point going, oh man, I tried to hold out, and just sells.
00:28:15.000I wouldn't be surprised if their stock drops by like 15 points in the next few days.
00:28:19.000And the Memorial Day rebate, too, it's even worse when they're basically giving away free beer because it's more expensive to, you know, send it back and throw it away.
00:28:42.000I think it does make more sense to just pick a route and take it, though, than to try to please everyone, because then there's always going to be the group who's like, well, I don't like that they're doing the Pride stuff, and then there's going to be the ads that are like manly men that are going to clash, and it's never going to please the whole customer base.
00:29:01.000There's been, for the longest time, for a significant portion at least of my life, there has been an incentive for companies to avoid politics.
00:29:26.000It's crazy to see how many big companies are deciding to make that like a forefront of their advertisements.
00:29:32.000Well, I mean, I think it's because of the ESG stuff, because the point is, if you're a stakeholder, they call it stakeholder capitalism, if you have a stake in these companies, if you're a stakeholder, Even if you lose money on this particular investment, there are opportunities that will be made for companies that have a high enough ESG score.
00:29:54.000So you may lose money here, but down the road, there will be opportunities.
00:29:59.000And essentially, what it seems like it's going to turn into is a way to lock people out that don't have a high enough ESG score.
00:30:07.000It's a social credit system, but for companies.
00:30:11.000So if you don't have a high enough ESG score, you don't get the opportunities, you don't get the chance to bid on this contractor, you don't get the chance to do this job, you don't get the chance to do this.
00:30:22.000So whereas there might be companies that lose money in the beginning when they do something that's unpopular, over time It's fine because companies that don't play along will be shut out.
00:30:35.000So it's a social credit course starting with companies and it'll eventually move down to the population because there are people that have been unbanked, kicked out of the banking system and stuff.
00:30:56.000They had a perfect 100 score and, uh, they- it doesn't say what it's decreasing to, but they got a letter from the human rights campaign saying that it's- they're going to decrease their score.
00:31:06.000Wait, the Human Rights Campaign keeps score?
00:31:08.000Well, I keep score from now on, too, and it's the America score.
00:32:43.000I think some dude walked in with his kid down in Alabama or something, his little four-year-old daughter, to get a pack of beer, and he walks in and he sees it, and he's like, what the fuck are you doing?
00:35:04.000Yeah, but anyway, the CEO of Target is like, we want to let you all know that we're here, we're on your side, and we still do support you.
00:35:10.000We're just putting you in the back so that nobody can see you.
00:35:14.000But what you said, you said the one out here was still in the front?
00:35:18.000Yes, well, the one in Martinsburg, and this was a couple days ago, so I'm not sure if the intensity had gotten to the point where they were like, oh, we got to get it out of here.
00:35:28.000I don't remember exactly what day I went in there, it was the other day, but it was when I went in, yeah, and they still had plenty of pride stuff.
00:35:34.000You know, West Virginia, second most Trump-supporting country... Trump-supporting state in the country.
00:35:46.000I really think it's because the companies have, you know, have... I mean, it's...
00:35:51.000There is a lot of pressure from groups like BlackRock and like the Human Rights Campaign and all these non-governmental organizations and stuff that are trying to get companies to behave in a certain way.
00:36:09.000It's as if the Marxist realized that if you go into a society via capitalism, that'll work.
00:36:18.000Because that's what happened in China, you know?
00:36:21.000China was incredibly poor until Deng Xiaoping opened up markets, and that made China capable of flourishing.
00:36:30.000If you don't have some type of markets, You know, it's extremely controlled and trying to decide who can and cannot be successful like that.
00:36:39.000There was a billionaire that just went missing last year or whatever just disappeared.
00:36:48.000Yeah, but they decide who can and cannot do business, but they're still allowed to do business.
00:36:54.000And so the CCP decides who's going to be successful and who's not and if you play by the rules then You're in, and that's what's coming to America through ESG.
00:37:06.000There will be essentially, you know...
00:37:09.000Non-government organizations, possibly even, it might get to the point where it's actually in the government.
00:37:15.000I think a lot of these companies just think this stuff sells.
00:37:18.000They see it on TV, they see it because it's basically a cascade effect, it's dominoes falling over.
00:37:24.000One company does it, then other companies are like, this is what's popular, then it gets in commercials, and they're like, okay, everyone's for this.
00:37:30.000Then the Bud Light thing happens, and now people are starting to go, whoa, slam the brakes, this is actually bad for us.
00:37:35.000But somebody, David, in the regular chat said, we were in the panhandle, Look, man, we went all across the northern part of West Virginia, I drove all the way close to Ohio, and there's a lot of woke stuff.
00:37:47.000And the issue is, the average person does not pay attention and doesn't believe you because they don't pay attention, and it's really terrifying.
00:37:55.000When, you know, I'll be talking to someone and I'll say, oh, did you hear about insert left-wing policy?
00:38:02.000Please Google it on your phone right now.
00:38:04.000Like, the best example of this is when Dennis Prager was on Bill Maher and said that the normative statement of the LGBT community and the left is that men can menstruate, and they all laughed.
00:38:15.000And Bill was like, I thought you used to be reasonable.
00:38:18.000And it's like, it reminds me of that Kierkegaard, the clown, comes out on the stage and says, there's a fire backstage, they all laugh, and then he says, no, no, seriously, they laugh harder.
00:38:26.000That's what Prager was doing on Bill Maher, saying like, they're doing this, and then all the people go, ah, you're so silly, it's so ridiculous.
00:38:35.000In West Virginia, they had an all-ages drag show.
00:38:38.000I don't care where you are in West Virginia, how does that happen?
00:38:42.000And so that actually had me almost considering not setting up business here.
00:38:47.000Because I was like, okay, I know that Florida is fighting this.
00:39:30.000However, Republicans and conservatives make the mistake of thinking you can win a culture war in a courthouse, in a statehouse.
00:39:39.000And what's happening is, in these schools in West Virginia, this is a cult, right?
00:39:44.000And I'm talking to family and they're like, well, you say it's a cult and you really should.
00:39:48.000And I'm like, dude, They come to schools, and they say they're Christians, they say they're conservatives, and then they start introducing woke books into the school.
00:40:00.000Then they get called out, and they say, oh yeah, I'm here for all of that.
00:41:12.000It's all in the schools of education so first it goes into the colleges that teach the teachers and then you start pumping out teachers that are true believers that really believe that this is the proper way to educate kids and this is blah blah blah you know this is what this is what kids need to learn and the future it's not so important if they do are good at math because Your cell phone's gonna be with you all the time.
00:41:34.000It's not so important if you know stuff because you can look it up.
00:41:37.000So what they're doing is teaching kids SEL, social emotional learning.
00:41:42.000They're teaching kids how to exist in the society of the future.
00:41:49.000But the part that's in there that people miss is these people have a goal.
00:41:56.000They have a Design of society in mind and they're looking to create People a society that will fit into the society that they want to create, you know And most parents don't know so you get kids part of the reason why the
00:42:15.000The test scores are so terrible because it doesn't matter if your kids can read well, everything can will be will be, you know, audio to them, like it'll be read to them.
00:42:23.000It doesn't matter if your kids can do math because you can just do it on a calculator.
00:42:26.000So the few and they also have a there's also a lot of people that think that, like, everything's going to be automated.
00:42:32.000So you don't you're not going to have to do any work.
00:42:35.000So you have to have other skills for the future.
00:42:38.000That's I mean, truckers right now are the largest job for For high school educated men.
00:42:48.000If Elon Musk is successful with making cars that really can drive themselves, it's going to be way more efficient in 10, 20 years to have trucks that drive themselves.
00:43:00.000So you're going to put how many people out of work?
00:43:02.000I mean, Tucker Carlson's already said that if he were in power or in a position of authority, he'd just shut that down.
00:43:09.000but they're trying to make the new society by doing it through your kids.
00:43:16.000And they want you completely incapable.
00:44:02.000So there's that story where they did the war game and the younger guys lost to the older guys and it was like the older guys wrote their plans on a note and put it in a guy's pocket and wrote it by motorcycle and they were trying to like intercept messages.
00:44:40.000And you don't genuinely think you will take the world back from Gen Z, you do believe you're handing it off.
00:44:45.000But if you really believe that Gen Z is incompetent, incapable, and you're laughing about it, this is us being flushed down the drain.
00:44:52.000When did we go, serious question for you guys, when did we go from a nation where we were like, we need to prepare our children for the future, to, you're on your own, I can't believe they can't do these things.
00:45:04.000When we trusted public schools to teach our kids and didn't pay enough attention to see the changes happening.
00:45:14.000I witnessed this happen at a summer camp that I was working at, like a skateboarding camp, where where a few people who are really into this
00:45:21.000started like asking kids their pronouns and doing these types of rituals,
00:45:25.000like when we would do our intro games and stuff.
00:45:28.000Yeah, it's like very, very leftist activists.
00:45:32.000And I was sitting there thinking like, why are we talking to 12 year olds like this?
00:45:36.000We're supposed to be skateboarding and playing fun, like, get-to-know-you games.
00:45:42.000Like, their parents didn't agree to this, and I don't want to be a part of this, and I ended up leaving.
00:45:46.000But it's hard to stay in a position like that when the people in control are pushing that.
00:45:52.000I think- I think this started with public schooling.
00:45:55.000I think about why it is that so many- Why does Gen Z not want to work?
00:46:00.000There was a story I saw the other day and it said, Gen Z doesn't want to work.
00:46:20.000It's like, yeah, we're filming videos, we're launching a show, we're gonna be setting up a park, we're gonna be making things for people to enjoy and to consume and to be inspired by.
00:46:28.000These younger people, and it's not just younger people, but it's increasing with the generations, don't want to do anything.
00:46:39.000Not all of them, I'm not saying everybody, but there's a lot of them who are nihilistic, they want to lay around, they don't even want to read books, they don't want to watch TV, they don't want to watch movies, they might just put on The Office on Netflix and just sit there.
00:46:48.000What happened where people... I'll tell you what I think.
00:46:53.000Dad wakes up and he goes, alright son, off to work, come on.
00:46:58.000And he'd bring his kid with him to his, you know, wood shop or whatever, and this is hundreds of years ago, and he would show his son what he did.
00:47:04.000And his son would be there and he'd be like, go grab the tools from the shed, and then the kid would watch him do it.
00:47:09.000As the kid got older, the kid would get more responsibility from his dad.
00:47:11.000And then when the dad was old and was like, I can't do this job anymore, the kid would be like, don't worry, dad, I'll keep the shop running.
00:47:17.000And then you get this like, seven generation, you know, woodworking thing and it becomes a big company inherited.
00:47:25.000And then at some point we said, I got an idea.
00:47:27.000Let's take the kids away from their parents so they don't learn, put them in an institutionalized learning facility for general education, separating them from their parents.
00:47:47.000And then they turn into career students, too, because it's like, you're almost expected to go to college out of high school without even knowing what you're going to college for.
00:48:45.000Man, I was probably like 13 when I'm reading these news stories.
00:48:48.000All of a sudden, there I am, skating with my friends, but having read the news all day, and then we would be talking about this stuff, and I'd be like, oh yeah, I read this story.
00:48:56.000Here I am, as an adult, quite literally doing very much the exact same thing I've always done.
00:49:01.000And I look at what's happening now with the younger generation and what they're being taught.
00:49:06.000The moment we separated kids from their parents, that was when the roots were cut.
00:49:11.000And you created this domino effect of parents who don't teach their kids, who have kids who don't teach their kids, who have kids who don't teach their kids, and then after a few generations...
00:49:41.000And then the thing, too, about like what you mentioned about not enough states fighting back against, you know, the education system, doing that.
00:49:50.000There was a national campaign almost to smear the Don't Say Gay Bill when in actuality it was, you know… The Parental Rights and Education Bill.
00:49:58.000And they kept saying the so-called Don't Say Gay Bill to skirt responsibility.
00:50:03.000You had people like saying, oh, Ron DeSantis called it this.
00:50:06.000It's like, well, no, it wasn't actually his legislation.
00:50:09.000And then also the reality of it, it's like you can't like teach toddlers like sexual education and, you know, without their parents' consent.
00:50:18.000It's like that was the actual, you know, bill.
00:50:21.000And there was a national conversation against it.
00:50:23.000And that was just like at a state level.
00:50:25.000So, you know, imagine if another state that isn't as red as Florida did that, you know, the national spotlight kind of Make states not want to take it on because it is an uphill battle when, you know, the actual national media get involved in the conversation.
00:50:40.000When I think about this stuff, it makes me very, very optimistic, because I kind of feel like we're actually coming out of the crisis period.
00:50:49.000The stuff that we're seeing, and people waking up, and people saying, homeschool your kids?
00:50:53.000Homeschooling your kids is literally what you were supposed to be doing, what humans have always done.
00:50:57.000The kids were learning from their parents, and then we got to a point where we had schoolhouses.
00:51:01.000I know that we've had schoolhouses for a very, very long time, hundreds of years.
00:51:04.000But we got to the point where everything became heavily institutionalized, and then parents started not caring about what their kids were learning, the culture started to fragment, and then you had kids learning weird things, and now we're at the worst point of it, where you got these books like Genderqueer, and This Book is Gay, which is like kink education for children, which should not be in these schools, But now people are starting to reverse course and it's almost like the pendulum swung back and it's starting to go back the other direction.
00:51:30.000Like people are starting to say, yeah, we shouldn't have this for our kids.
00:51:34.000And if we start implementing pod learning across the board, then the future looks pretty bright.
00:51:39.000It's also been the economy because you had in the 1950s you had one parent that could stay at the house with the children well and you know it was one salary you could pay for a nice house and a nice safe neighborhood.
00:51:50.000Now you have many single parent households and if there are two parent households usually both parents are working.
00:51:56.000So these children have You know, they don't have that parent around all the time.
00:52:00.000They're sent to public school because it's daycare, you know?
00:52:06.000The fact that public school has become daycare as opposed to an actual place for kids to go and learn stuff.
00:52:14.000Is is is probably the biggest problem the United States is facing.
00:52:19.000The fact that parents aren't involved in their kids lives.
00:52:23.000I think that that's not just about the whole woke thing, but like there's a lot of crime problems that come from that, you know, kids that don't have Families that whether they be you know whatever you consider a family like I don't have a big strong Has to be a dad has to be a mom.
00:52:40.000I think that it's okay if you have two moms or two dads I personally I think it's fine, but you have to have a masculine and a feminine Kind of parent or those roles have to be filled somehow and kids aren't getting that you certainly don't get it from a single mom And I understand there's a lot of single moms out there busting their hump, but it's not easy The media has lied to single mothers telling that they can be a single mother and a CEO of fortune 500 company You know and that's you just can't you there's no way you're gonna have time for both and
00:53:15.000Your kids deserve way more time than what you could give if you're working full time.
00:53:22.000So I think the problem, the biggest problems that we have are the fact that there aren't people, you know, that parents aren't raising their kids properly.
00:53:31.000They're sending them off to school and not taking them to work with them and to teach them to do stuff.
00:53:37.000So that's my opinion about the biggest problem is just schools.
00:53:43.000Yeah, but I think we're taking it back.
00:53:44.000I think the COVID thing triggered something accidentally that's freaking out the left in that parents got to actually hear what their kids were being told for the first time, basically ever.
00:53:55.000When I hear about these stories out of West Virginia, parents say like, my kid came home and started saying weird stuff.
00:54:01.000You know, talking about pansexual and gender stuff.
00:54:04.000And then they're like, what's going on?
00:54:05.000They're finally now realizing it, but it's too late.
00:54:08.000These teachers that got hired, the people that got brought to the school boards, they infiltrated.
00:54:12.000But people are waking up to it, and it's causing a shift.
00:54:15.000Finally, people are saying, where it used to be, well, look, you know, go to school, and, you know, ignore that stuff.
00:56:00.000Now that you have both men and women working, the moment women enter the workplace, like it's around, I think like the early 1970s, instantly, you're an employer, you need mailroom attendant, not a high skill job, anyone can do it.
00:56:17.000All of a sudden you have twice as many applications.
00:56:20.000And so you're like, we can pay, you know, two bucks an hour or something.
00:56:25.000Or I don't know what the wage would have been back then, but I imagine something around there.
00:56:29.000And then instead of having men competing, you had just inundated.
00:56:34.000Here's the other thing too, if women are less likely to negotiate, A man is at a disadvantage with women in the marketplace because if there are nothing but men, and this is not advocacy saying women should not be working, I'm saying this is a product of what has happened and it's something people should consider.
00:56:50.000If there's a job opening, and the only applicants are men, and they compete with each other, and they say to the guy running the company, like, I want more money, and then the other guy's like, you're gonna give him more money, then I want more money, they're all competing, the wages are high, the profits are lower, you bring in women, and they say, I'll take whatever you can give, oh, that sounds good, because they're more agreeable, then all of a sudden, negotiating power of the guy is diminished.
00:57:14.000A guy goes in against a, you know, a man and a woman go to a job interview, and they say the job pays $50,000 a year, and the guy goes, I need $60,000.
00:57:25.000So now you've got lower wages through market forces, twice the workforce, and now you've got no one focusing on family and the home.
00:57:35.000Whatever the solution is that, I'm not saying I know, and I'm not saying that, uh... I am not advocating against women working, I think that's a good thing.
00:57:43.000I'm just saying, consider that, and then we have to recognize where we're going from here.
00:57:48.000Jordan Peterson got a lot of flack when he said, um, it's been a disaster.
01:00:53.000The possibilities that this kind of technology opens up is, it's, most people don't understand how how important it is and how impactful it's going to be on
01:02:17.000Basically what they can do, what I was reading is that there's very thin like copper wires or whatever that they can lay on like the nerves and then start to absorb information and then decode.
01:02:27.000And I think they were able to track like vital signs of pigs or something.
01:02:31.000I don't know that they've done any kind of real neural link remote control of a person.
01:02:37.000However, organic remote control already exists.
01:02:41.000They've done this in cockroaches, I believe, in rats.
01:02:44.000What they do with mammals is they can put in an implant which interferes with equilibrium and so they make the animal feel like it's falling over and then it has to run in that direction.
01:02:56.000So if you start leaning forward, your body reacts and you try to right yourself up.
01:03:02.000They can manipulate that so you'll feel like you're falling backwards and try and start walking forward to try and counteract it because it's almost painful to try and resist.
01:03:59.000When I was talking to the guy from White Coat Waste Project earlier, man, the stuff they do with animals is scary.
01:04:05.000I don't know, you guys might not want to watch that Culture War episode, because it's like talking about the horrible things they do to animals.
01:04:10.000But if you don't like Fauci, you probably should watch it, because it'll make you not like him more.
01:04:14.000They talk about how they, yeah, puppies.
01:04:17.000I don't even want to say it, man, because people are going to get mad.
01:04:19.000But let me just tell you that the psychotic things they do for no reason, it's just like there's evil people just to see.
01:04:28.000I'm gonna say it because we've covered it before and I'm pissed off.
01:04:31.000They take beagles, and this is funding under Fauci, and they would put a net around a part of the beagle and then put starved sand flies in it.
01:05:16.000Some of it is like, we are testing a new methodology for treating wounds and something, and we're like, okay, we get it.
01:05:22.000But the problem is so much of this stuff is literally just like, please don't fire me, I need a grant.
01:05:28.000And so, and the government is funding this stuff.
01:05:30.000I don't want to go off on that tangent.
01:05:32.000When it comes to the issue of Neuralink, my point is simply that we've done the studies on animals where we can control their brains.
01:05:37.000I brought it up because he told me that they did this thing where they hooked up IVs to, I think, monkeys that fed them nicotine.
01:05:44.000And then they could press a button to get a nicotine hit.
01:05:47.000And it's just like, man, the stuff they can do to people, the stuff they've learned.
01:05:51.000When it comes to Neuralink, the moment they can write things into your brain, they can then say to you, Taylor, why are you... So how about I'm being an activist?
01:06:01.000You know, wouldn't you rather just go into your own universe where you are X Games gold medalist?
01:06:12.000You plug in, and then all of a sudden, you're in this universe where they can simulate feelings and people, and it's AI generated, and right when they plug you in, they walk up to you and say, you just won gold at the X Games Street Tailor!
01:06:24.000What do you have to say to all of your fans?
01:06:44.000You are on vacation, or let's just say, one day, you're sleeping, and you wake up, everything's seemingly normal, and then you check your phone, and you get an email, and it's like, hey, we're inviting you to the X Games to compete, and you're like, whoa, really?
01:06:59.000And then they're like, yeah, can you fly out?
01:07:01.000And you're like, yes, and so you go about your life like normal, and you fly out, and then you win, and then what you don't realize is, Tim's making me sound like a way better skateboarder than I am right now.
01:07:11.000What you don't realize is that... Or maybe an AI I am.
01:07:14.000Because you were disruptive to the ESG machine, while you were sleeping, they plugged you in.
01:07:40.000And they're gonna be like, here, she signed off on- on joining Neuralink, and she's living out her dreams of being the best skater in the world.
01:07:46.000Guys- And people are gonna be like, wow, I can't believe she- If anyone ever says I went into Metaverse, it's a lie, I did not consent.
01:07:52.000So this is changing the subject a little bit, but I think James Lindsay is listening tonight because he's he just tweeted something about the Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce.
01:08:20.000Yeah, so if you ride Harley-Davidson's, if you're a man who enjoys engaging in adult relations with other men, Harley-Davidson's the brand for you.
01:10:16.000But the issue is that a guy has got, a man and woman, you know, in their early 30s, have a couple kids, they're young kids, they walk in to go grocery shopping, they see this stuff and they immediately, whoa, turn the kids around and they're like, I'm not ready to explain to my six-year-old kid what this stuff means.
01:10:36.000He's like, I gotta talk about the birds and the bees now?
01:10:39.000They're not old enough for this stuff.
01:10:40.000We're not putting stuff where it's like...
01:10:44.000There may be things, this is what they argue about, there's all this straight propaganda and straight, it's like, dude, a man and a woman together in an ad is not overtly sexual.
01:10:54.000Saying, this is a heterosexual couple, above it flashing lights with a flag, now the kid's gonna ask, what does that mean?
01:11:01.000The parents might be like, hey, I don't wanna have to explain, like, this is not appropriate for kids.
01:11:07.000I think no matter how they would have done it, it would have sparked... Now if it was just a rainbow flag or something, I don't think it would have said anything.
01:11:13.000If they put gay pride and stuff like that in LGBT, then I think families would have been like, this is not what I want my kids to be around.
01:11:42.000So there's that video people talk about where those kids are interviewed during like World War II or something, and these like 10-year-old kids sound like they're 40-year-old adults.
01:12:27.000I want seven-year-olds in mom and pop's candy shop.
01:12:33.000Picking up the groceries, filling out paperwork, and learning from their parents what it is to have a job and to earn and to engage in commerce.
01:12:43.000So when people talk about innocence, I'm like, dude...
01:12:45.000Children should be around when parents are talking about some politics.
01:12:52.000That's what I said, I somewhat disagree.
01:12:54.000When it comes to the birds and the bees, if you're talking about LGBT stuff and you're like, no, my kid's not old enough for this, totally get it.
01:13:00.000But if we're talking about Biden, Democrats, war, faith, all that stuff, children should be hearing what the parents think about the current state of affairs.
01:13:14.000And there's nothing wrong with what you're talking about.
01:13:16.000Kids that are working with their families, I find it Silly to think that it's so objectionable to keep kids with their families working and it's preferable to send them to other people to raise your children.
01:13:31.000That is antithetical to essentially how people have raised families and societies have grown for basically the whole of humanity until the past, what, 150, 200 years since the Industrial Revolution.
01:13:45.000So I think that alone is A silly starting point.
01:13:52.000But you were talking about kids asking questions and stuff.
01:14:19.000Generative issues, it generates the political conversations that the left wants.
01:14:25.000Now, parents having control over what their kids do and do not see means that parents decide when these topics will come up, if these topics will come up at all.
01:14:36.000That is something that the left does not want at all.
01:14:39.000They want to be able to introduce ideas to kids, to make kids think of these political topics.
01:15:05.000Shocking or more negative type of topics like poverty and wealth and wealth inequality.
01:15:13.000Kids don't understand, you know, the complexity of why there are some people in poverty and why there are not, you know, why some people are not.
01:15:22.000And it's not as simple as just, oh, well, you know, the rich people are bad and the poor people are good, which is kind of the way that the left tends to frame it. So these ideas that the government or
01:15:34.000that the schools should be dictating when kids are exposed to these ideas and also telling the
01:15:41.000children the answers, right? Like if you have them asking the questions and you put gender
01:15:48.000issues in front of kids, that means that the school has an answer that they prefer
01:15:55.000that may conflict with the parents, which clearly if you're conservative and you're religious
01:16:01.000and they're being exposed to LGBT issues, you would have an issue with the way the public
01:16:06.000school is going to get is going to deliver the uh...
01:16:10.000You know, the answers to the generative questions.
01:17:23.000I was thinking they can either erase memories or write false memories.
01:17:29.000So if you commit a crime, They could make you a total commie, or something like that.
01:17:34.000Or just completely change who you are as a person.
01:17:36.000Well, that's even further down the road.
01:17:39.000Like, the first thing is, they'll say, we've decided we can save billions of dollars and end prisons and crowding and overcrowding and reform law enforcement and save money by implementing Neuralink sentencing.
01:17:52.000You will get people who will agree to it.
01:17:53.000They'll say, no one will be forced to do it.
01:17:55.000Someone will get convicted unless you have an option of seven years in prison, or you will be free to leave after undergoing a Neuralink implant to prevent the commission of crimes in the future.
01:18:04.000And then they're all going to start agreeing to it.
01:18:06.000Then you're going to see private prisons going under because they have no inmates.
01:18:10.000Then you're going to see the prison government be like, we don't need to fund this prison anymore because everyone's choosing Neuralink.
01:18:16.000There will be small sort of prisons, sometimes most people won't take them.
01:18:19.000Then eventually it will be absolute Neuralink.
01:18:22.000Then you're going to have so many people Neuralinked, not just for that reason, You're gonna apply for a job, and they're gonna say, your qualifications are excellent.
01:18:51.000is when you start getting a Twitter-like hive mind program, and then 100 years later, we're all the board,
01:18:57.000just marching around in unison, buzzing, and doing, just being the machine.
01:19:02.000There's a big part of me that thinks that the reason Elon Musk wants to have colonies
01:19:06.000and stuff like that is so that way the whole of the human race doesn't get assimilated.
01:19:11.000If there's colonies that are all spread throughout the solar system, then eventually throughout maybe the local region or whatever, then that might possibly protect the human race.
01:19:21.000He said that even like with the anti-world government thing at the government summit too, even for, you know, on Earth, not just, you know, multi-planetary.
01:19:31.000But yeah, he said like, if something goes wrong in one part of civilization, like, It won't be an entire collapse.
01:19:38.000It would be, you know, one part of it.
01:19:40.000Yeah, but I don't think we're about to start surviving on Mars without assistance from Earth.
01:19:46.000Like, the ecosystem is this, like, planet Earth is sustained by not just what's on it, but the position of it around the sun.
01:19:57.000The amount of energy we absorb from the sun and things like that.
01:20:00.000I have to imagine that plant life won't grow nearly as well on Mars.
01:20:04.000You would have to... you'd have to create artificial light.
01:20:07.000But the amount of energy you'd have to generate to then convert... it's almost better just synthesizing the sugars manually, I'd imagine, unless the process plants have the... what is it called?
01:20:18.000Well, photosynthesis is the simple version, I suppose, but there's the cycle.
01:20:26.000I can't see us making it on Mars, not without the support from Earth.
01:20:29.000Could you imagine agreeing to go to Mars?
01:20:32.000It's the fifth generation Mars colony, there's 200 people who live there, a little town, and they're like, you go there, it is possible to come back, but it's like a two-year wait list because it's so difficult, and then you go there and you're like, I'm on Mars for a two-year stint in the colony, it's been here for 50 years, and then you're watching on TV, which the signal takes 20 minutes, a 20-minute delay or whatever, and it's like, Earth civilization has collapsed.
01:23:33.000The scary thing is that if we can't actually travel faster than the speed of light, or warp, or anything like that, we ain't never gonna see this place.
01:23:44.000There will come a time... I don't, I don't, the sun may explode before this, but it is, it is hypothetically possible that the universe expands to a point where you will not be able to see anything.
01:24:19.000I mean there's if you're if you are a I mean if you believe in in a Big Bang then you would believe that there is going to be an end to the universe as well.
01:24:47.000Then someone said, if Big Bang, Big Crunch, because gravity will then start to pull things back upon itself.
01:24:54.000And then they've actually found since that theory that the universe actually has sped up its expansion, and they don't think that Big Crunch is a reality.
01:25:43.000From when the first star is born until the end, compared to, I don't know how they gauge it, but it's like, it's an instant, if you think about how much, like, eternity is, right?
01:25:54.000So, like, because all the stars have a lifespan, and it's like, to think of the magnitude of infinity is something else.
01:26:03.000I'm excited for the Mars expansion pack to get set up in the simulation so that, you It's like one day we wake up and they're like, the technology to colonize Mars now exists, and you're like, well that was fast.
01:26:15.000Yeah, so one thing I've mentioned several times with Fermi's paradox is that...
01:26:23.000Intelligent life may be limited by its quest towards self-stimulation.
01:26:28.000Humans right now are working not towards, for the most part, colonizing other planets, but we're actually, all of our technology is moving towards video games, porn, sugar.
01:26:39.000We are just giving ourselves what we crave.
01:26:42.000Elon Musk is trying to get us to Mars.
01:26:46.000And then the rest of humanity is like, I'd like to plug myself into the virtual reality machine to live as a playboy in South America, drug lord or something, and have all the women and the money.
01:26:56.000And that's what people are opting for.
01:26:58.000I think when New Orleans gets to that point, I think everyone chooses it.
01:27:03.000Like, it's like the dude in the Matrix.
01:27:04.000They're going to come to you in their bed, look man, you can go in the pod.
01:27:09.000And enter this metaverse where you will live, you'll experience time half the speed so you'll live twice as long, and you will be your own god.
01:27:18.000And everyone's gonna be like, I wanna do that.
01:27:20.000It's interesting how Elon is on both ends though, with Neuralink and then SpaceX.
01:27:28.000Well, I mean, I think that the Neuralink stuff, I really do think that the point that he's looking for is to overcome disability and stuff like that.
01:27:37.000Yeah, and that's the great thing about it right now is that I think there's already been a lot of strides made in nerve connection for repairing damaged nerves so people can start walking again.
01:29:41.000But we, because this program had two outputs, a red and a blue line, that could differentiate, we were like, we could make the drone constantly be going down, and then you could think up, and then the other could rotate.
01:29:55.000So you wouldn't be able to zoom it around and move it around, but with this limited EEG technology, we were like, you could learn to fly it up, spin it, and fly it down.
01:30:03.000Now, I'm pretty sure we're advanced to the point where the EEG has, like, multiple nodes that can read, like, 16 different patterns or whatever.
01:30:09.000In which case, you can... you only need, like, I think three to control.
01:30:13.000You need up, down, left, right, and spin.
01:30:15.000So what is that, um... Altitude, yaw, whatever, I don't know the terminology.
01:30:52.000I'm, I'm, I'm loathe to admit it, but I am actually like interested to see who the first person that's going to get killed by like a drone will have like the, just a small like little bullet where they just fly the thing.
01:31:05.000And cause I saw this, uh, I saw it was a sci-fi thing, but they were making these little drones.
01:31:11.000We talked about, uh, where a drone would just fly in and it's got a 22, you know, bullet and that's, it could be this big, you know, small.
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01:32:13.000So before, when you say something like, did you know, when it comes to abortion, the Democrats are like, I don't know about what you're talking about.
01:32:18.000You show them a picture of the Drag Queen Story Hour, and they go, hey, wait a minute.
01:32:46.000Talking about how the government is wasting your money on nonsense studies to torture animals because these people don't want to lose jobs.
01:32:52.000And how Fauci was overseeing this for a long time and was funding a bunch of really messed up stuff.
01:34:32.000Yeah, we may be entering a period where only official photos with an encryption shared on them, or something like that with a verification.
01:35:02.000For people that don't know, NFTs are non-fungible tokens, so it's like, imagine bitcoins, but instead of having all the bitcoins be the same, it's all the bitcoins, but just have, like, pictures, or they're all individually marked, so they're not fungible.
01:35:17.000Nate says, I drive a truck for a living and I saw this ad 12 times today on LED billboards referencing the Harley-Davidson Bud Light thing.
01:36:03.000Leaf Hagen says Epoch Times reported that Russia's state media is trying to convince US and Canadian conservatives to immigrate to Russia, where they'll be safe from wokeism.
01:36:11.000Reminds me of ISIS recruiting Americans.
01:38:03.000Yeah, the most annoying thing about this are the people who run the Bud Light distributors, and they're like, guys, please buy, and it's like, no.
01:38:13.000Dude, look, man, I get it, it sucks, but it's crazy how people are like, my money is more important than values in this country.
01:40:11.000We're gonna have like 70, probably 60 chicken babies.
01:40:17.000It's really cute, the coach and Marshmello had two babies, and when we came in to give the leftover sushi, just the fresh sashimi, she came out of the- she's in a mini coop which has its own internal thing, and she came out and the babies came out with her and they were walking around doing chicken stuff.
01:43:16.000So we're, we want to have it so that you can come in, you pay for it, you, you pay like 20 bucks or whatever, and you can cut your own vinyl.
01:44:25.000That was the first, like, power ballad that we did, like, love song and stuff, so... I think the new one you got coming out... I can't wait!
01:47:38.000I think that it is a cultural revolution going on in the United States right now.
01:47:41.000Most people are still like, they're like, you're wrong, blah, blah, blah, blah, but all of the things that you see, like the retraining and stuff, that's just, that's brainwashing, that's, you know, I forget what they called it in China, but the DEI stuff, all that, all of that stuff is just being, it's trying to get companies to To comply with the program that they have, you know.
01:48:41.000I feel like I forgot, like, how to do some of the letters, some of the more weird ones, but my natural handwriting is, like, 30% cursive and regular writing.
01:48:48.000It's weird, but my L's are definitely cursive and stuff.
01:48:51.000Do you guys know what year that was cut out of the program?
01:49:38.000I, the elder Gen-Zer, will read it for you.
01:49:41.000I want to Google this to make sure it wasn't a rumor, but I swear they stopped teaching cursive in school.
01:49:46.000Yeah, I would probably say when, you know, iPad kids became the thing, and then, you know, just, I mean, people use computers and technology now, so even handwriting, I think, in the next 20 years is going to be awful.
01:49:59.000I mean, my handwriting has been awful my whole life.
01:50:02.000Now, I don't know if this is for sure accurate, but it says here that in 2010, the U.S.
01:50:08.000government officially removed cursive from the required Common Core standards for K-12 education.
01:52:42.000I go in the escape room and they have all these puzzles everywhere and it's like you've got to go through the room and try and find the first puzzle that leads you to the next puzzle.
01:53:12.000I figured out the page by looking at the book.
01:53:15.000Yeah, yeah, yeah, but you gotta go through the puzzles, and I was like... So then, I see, like, there's like a panel on a wall, and I walk over and I move it, and there's a, there's a key behind it, and the guy runs over and he's like, no, no, you're not supposed to know that's there!
01:53:27.000And then, there's a statue, locked to the top of a cabinet, and I look under it, there's a small gap, and I can see the tip of a key, and so I'm like, I need something flat.
01:54:06.000And they were like, yeah, but you weren't supposed to actually like, Work around the lock, and I'm like... I thought the point of the game was to get out of the room as fast as possible, not... Solve puzzles.
01:54:18.000I feel like the kids who couldn't tell the difference between the dimes and the nickels probably didn't have that easy of a time escaping.
01:54:41.000I feel like this is probably a good time to abstain from making fun of the bikers seeing as they're going, you know, for the ride for vets and stuff.
01:56:00.000And I was like, nah, I'm not interested.
01:56:02.000And then the panels just sat on the ground and took them away and left.
01:56:05.000So I, uh, I have had a hard time getting service, uh, for my Tesla stuff, but unfortunately, cause I really want it to work and I want to get house batteries, but depending on the, but to find someone to sell their stuff.
01:56:39.000When someone buys a house, and let's say they get a loan out for $200,000, and they put in $10,000, if you then say, we're going to lower the price of houses, those people are like, I'm going to lose my retirement if you do that.
01:56:51.000Like, I need my house to go up in value.
01:56:56.000Same reason they'll never make machine guns legal again.
01:56:59.000Too many people have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on machine guns.
01:59:04.000There's an interesting question about that.
01:59:06.000If the first thing Neuralink can do is introduce signals to your brain to release dopamine or serotonin or melatonin, whatever you might need, could it possibly be that Neuralink actually stops transgender phenomenon in the United States?
01:59:21.000Because people suffering from dysphoria, they'll say, we'll give you a Neuralink that will actually alleviate those symptoms.
01:59:27.000And then all of a sudden people are like, oh, I don't feel dysphoria anymore.
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