Join us as we discuss the latest in the latest news regarding nuclear annihilation and the end of the world, including the latest on Steven Crowder's new show on HBO's Hard Knocks. We also talk about the recent war between the US and Russia, and what it means for the future of the planet.
00:00:34.000And I think these guys, well I shouldn't say guys because there's women, they did this big ceremony where they like pull down the sheet, they do it all the time, and they're like, the clock has moved to 90 seconds to midnight.
00:00:43.000And they're all like, actually they don't say anything, they just like turn very slowly and then stand there and don't move.
00:00:48.000But I think they must be really excited when war was declared and Russia moved into Ukraine, because they were like, hey, we're once again relevant in discussing nuclear annihilation.
00:00:57.000Because for the longest time, nobody was really talking about nuclear war.
00:01:00.000And they moved the clock up to, I think, 100 seconds to midnight, which means, you know, the end of the world, because of climate change.
00:01:05.000Then Russia does its Russia thing, invades Ukraine, and I'm sure they were like, ooh, let's talk about nuclear annihilation.
00:01:12.000And I want to give a shout out to the movie Watchmen, because it's one of my favorite lines ever.
00:01:17.000When Dr. Manhattan the character is asked about the doomsday clock being moved five minutes to midnight, he says, it's as nourishing as a photo of oxygen to a drowning man.
00:01:27.000And I guess simply put, this is complete meaningless nonsense.
00:01:34.000But that being said, The US is going to be sending tanks into Ukraine.
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00:06:06.000The New York Times reports a doomsday clock moves closer to midnight than ever.
00:06:10.000The Bolton of the Atomic Scientist set the clock at 90 seconds to midnight on Tuesday, citing the war in Ukraine as well as climate change.
00:07:10.000Well, we didn't have disinformation then.
00:07:12.000It's very important that we count for modern-day disinformation.
00:07:15.000Yeah, that's probably the big one that's bringing the clock closer.
00:07:19.000You've got to take into consideration, you know, back when the Soviets were putting nuclear missiles at our doorstep, they did not have middle-aged fat men with MAGA hats posting memes.
00:07:30.000There was no orange man to be worried about.
00:08:43.000Here, let's play the little ceremony for you guys.
00:08:46.000It's funny because I want you to imagine all these people, like there's five people, and they're supposed to look like academic and smart, but imagine filming this.
00:08:55.000There's a voiceover, and they just stand there for a minute, pull the thing down, and then stand there again.
00:08:59.000The members of the Science and Security Board move the hands of the doomsday clock forward, largely, though not exclusively, because of the mounting dangers in the war in Ukraine.
00:09:11.000We move the clock forward the closest it has ever been to midnight.
00:09:39.000Right, that's what I was going to say.
00:09:40.000Imagine you're a props department for some production company or something, and you get a phone call like, can you make a clock that signals the world is about to end?
00:09:50.000Do you get in trouble if you leak the time?
00:10:25.000I don't know particularly if there's anything policy-wise, but I mean, I think it's a bad idea to send Abrams tanks to Ukraine.
00:10:31.000Did you ever, like, hear someone count down for their kid and be like, if you don't do something by the time I count to three, like, you're in trouble?
00:10:37.000And it's like one, two, two and a half.
00:10:40.000And the kid's just like, I ain't moving.
00:12:08.000You know those nukes they left lying around all over the place after the collapse of the Soviet Union?
00:12:12.000Actually, less likely to be a problem now.
00:12:15.000Despite we don't know who's controlling them.
00:12:17.000The Doomsday Clock is not afraid of that.
00:12:19.000They really are afraid of whatever Putin's doing and disinformation, I assume in America.
00:12:25.000I honestly, I feel like the Doomsday Clock Is just another piece of propaganda for NGOs to use to try to influence political opinions in countries that they don't have actual, that they don't have the ability to actually influence policy other than to try and get people to vote a certain way.
00:12:43.000You're not going to say you watch by it?
00:14:05.000This is just a symptom of the fact that that Washington is way too secret heavy.
00:14:10.000They classify everything they possibly can because they don't want to have to answer for whatever they don't have.
00:14:16.000They don't want to have to deal with with dealing with the press or whatever.
00:14:20.000The majority of classified documents, and this is just a guess, but I imagine the majority of classified documents are not actually going to, if the information were to get out, it's not going to put the U.S.
00:15:03.000There is no part of me that would be surprised if President Obama had classified documents at this point with Biden and, you know, Biden stuff since he was in the Senate.
00:15:13.000Well, and then when they, they, when Comer today, the head of, uh, he's the, uh, Congressman
00:15:19.000from Kentucky who's on the head of the Oversights Committee.
00:15:22.000And he is requesting all of the documents, the visitor logs from the Secret Service from
00:15:27.000when from, uh, Biden's house in Wilmington, from the time that he was a vice president
00:15:44.000So the New York Post, New York Post, this is in April, uh, filed a FOIA request and
00:15:49.000was like, please turn over your, uh, visitor logs.
00:15:51.000And they're like, no, no, we don't keep any.
00:15:53.000And now they're saying, well, we don't keep visitor logs.
00:15:56.000We do keep a list of people in case there's like a potential reason that we may need to know.
00:16:00.000They just don't want to have to answer a visitor log.
00:16:03.000I don't know what you're talking about here.
00:16:05.000So it's literally the government just doesn't want to answer questions.
00:16:08.000The more things that they can that they can classify and just say, oh, it's classified just so they don't have to just so that way they don't have to answer.
00:16:15.000It's not about any It's just a matter of if we go ahead and classify it, then we can ignore the questions and just move along to focus on whatever the policy that we're trying to approach is.
00:16:26.000I'm a lot more interested in why now, why all these people at the same time with these classified documents.
00:16:32.000It seems really fishy to me why this is happening all of a sudden, so I'm more interested about the reasoning for that.
00:16:39.000The documents being found by President Biden's aides?
00:16:42.000Just by everyone all of a sudden at the same time for like Trump, Pence, Biden, you know, whoever.
00:16:49.000Well, that's why I asked, who's going to stay standing?
00:16:51.000Let me pull up this story from Timcast.
00:17:33.000Trump gets hit, he gets raided, now the DOJ is searching Biden's house, now they're searching Pence's house.
00:17:38.000It's like the military finally, or the DOJ, the executive branch, some coup d'etat where they're finally like, let's just get rid of anybody who's got any executive chances.
00:17:46.000The president, the former president, the vice president, they're all gone.
00:17:49.000They're not going to be able to prosecute any of this stuff.
00:17:52.000What happened to Hillary when we found stuff that we weren't supposed to?
00:18:27.000I don't know if it's like the deep state trying to get rid of Biden, but in like a weird way where they're like, oh, but like there's other people we're trying to, we're fair, maybe trying to reestablish their, you know, their, their, their reputation with the American public.
00:18:42.000I mean, I suppose that makes sense if the Department of Justice was going to go ahead and say, all right, let's start trying to fix our image because we've allowed it to be tarnished so bad and the American people don't trust the DOJ.
00:18:58.000No, I don't think they would be doing it legitimately.
00:19:00.000This would be the veil under which they say, oh, see, we're hitting everybody.
00:19:05.000But they have a bigger agenda potentially at play where maybe they're not so happy with Biden and they want to get rid of him.
00:19:29.000If you were a deep state cabal conspiracy villain, and you wanted someone to fit the mold of, you know, like, puppet, Machiavellian, you know, Manchurian candidate, like, Newsom's your guy.
00:23:06.000What happens when a security state is impacted by the very same cultural divide and the same worldview divide?
00:23:12.000What happens when you have the DC Bureau of the FBI, very pro-Democrat, raid Donald Trump, and then you get a Florida Bureau who is pissed off, and so they say, this is BS, so then they say, you know what, we're gonna file and we're gonna raid Biden's house, or somebody in Delaware does, and then you get the DC Bureau again being like, they're gonna come after Biden?
00:23:34.000And what's happening is inside the DOJ, they're going tit-for-tat back and forth with their political enemies.
00:23:40.000I mean, this is an exciting, interesting idea that I would kind of hope is actually going on.
00:23:45.000Matt Taibbi wrote a few years ago that we were close to this thing he called the arrest that man, I think he called it the arrest that man phase, or I don't want to misquote Matt, but he was basically saying that he's seen it in other countries where you get to the point where two black vehicles with government officials They speed off, full speed, driving and weaving through the streets.
00:24:04.000They both pull up to the chief of police.
00:24:06.000They both jump out of the car and yell, Officer, arrest that man!
00:24:38.000I won't say too much, but a couple guys of different intelligence agencies, and you know, I get emails from people and they say, hey Tim, I work here, let me tell you what's going on.
00:24:47.000I've met people in person, they say, hey look, here's where I work, here's what's happening, and I'm like, why are we seeing this heavy bias from the DOJ, from the FBI?
00:24:55.000Like, why are they arresting pro-life activists, but ignoring the protesters in front of Brett Kavanaugh's house?
00:25:01.000What I'm told, paraphrasing the gist of it, is it's the exact same.
00:25:06.000The based Uh, agents are scared to speak up and actually move on the far left because they'll get fired, they'll get cancelled, and there's, there's higher up elements that they believe are woke will come after them.
00:25:18.000So they're like, the divide is the same everywhere.
00:25:21.000So there are a bunch of cops who are, a bunch of FBI agents, intelligence guys who are, you know, pro-Trump or MAGA or conservative or libertarian, but they won't speak up.
00:25:31.000What if now we're actually seeing a seat of power where the D.C.
00:26:23.000My understanding is that, you know, there are people who are in these agencies, or in the FBI, or in the DOJ, who do think Biden's corrupt.
00:26:31.000Who do think that Hunter Biden is corrupt, that they're doing these illicit deals, but no one has the balls to do anything.
00:26:37.000I don't know, maybe Project Veritas got to him.
00:26:38.000Maybe James O'Keefe constantly saying, be brave.
00:26:41.000Maybe the FBI whistleblowers who came to James O'Keefe finally started inspiring some people at the mid-level who are like, We're gonna go take a look at the president's house.
00:26:49.000Now, that being said, it was it was Biden's aides and lawyers who discovered and then released the documents.
00:26:55.000But it very well may be the reason they're pursuing the search is because there are people who are finally like, I'm done with this.
00:27:12.000And I also wondered with Biden's release, like, if his aides are finding them, are they just trying to get out ahead of it?
00:27:17.000Like, it looks chaotic to us, but like, was there another threat in play where they're like, well, we have to be the ones to say that we found documents.
00:28:17.000I just think it's possible that we do get to the point, and this to me doesn't sound like a white pill, I don't think it's a black pill either, but we have to come to a certain point where either Like I mentioned, the FBI is arresting pro-life activists in their homes, ignoring protesters in front of judges' homes, which is also illegal, in the same capacity of illegal.
00:28:38.000Protesting here is illegal, protesting here is illegal, they're only going one direction.
00:28:41.000Certainly, at some point, there's going to be a guy in the FBI who's like, I am done, I'm filing the paperwork, you're under arrest.
00:28:49.000Yeah, I mean, it could also be positioning for future administrations.
00:28:53.000I mean, if you're in a political position in the FBI, currently under a democratic administration, you know, when a new administration comes in, and they want to clean house potentially in the executive branch, and they, you know, replace AG and everything, or they've placed, you know, the head of DOJ, like, You know, you could be the person being like, hey, I'm the one who went after Biden and his documents, even under a Democratic administration.
00:30:12.00010 years from now, they will be in their mid-30s, and they will be the mid- to higher-level managers.
00:30:18.000And in your mid-30s, we're talking CEOs, we're talking members of Congress, we're talking people in state government, and they are going to be in the culture war.
00:30:28.000So, that bifurcation that happened, and that split, as people get older, The split is going to be hitting every level of our culture, government, production, infrastructure, and when we get to the point where the boomers have, let's just call it aged out, no longer voting, no longer having an impact on our society, and it's Gen Xers holding desperately on to keep things together, sorry, you got Millennials, you got Gen Z, and then you're gonna have the young Gen Alpha coming in to vote, and they are all going to be in Universe 1 and Universe A.
00:31:03.000I watched a video where a drag queen performed for teenagers at a high school and everyone's clapping like this and they're wiggling little sticks in the air and I'm like, that's a completely different universe.
00:31:13.000Like the people who watch this show, the people who watch Crowder, the people who watch Daily Wire, you know, to ignite that controversy, but the people who watch this space would not be clapping and cheering watching drag queens in lewd outfits perform for children, but to them they like it.
00:31:32.000There was that video of like a little toddler like shooting his pistol or whatever and people were like, oh, you're not okay with like kids doing drag shows, but you are okay with this.
00:32:11.000You can't say, oh, well, it's grooming this kid because he's showing him how to properly handle a gun, and then be like, that's not distracting from the fact that there is actual child rape going on.
00:33:15.000This is to your earlier point about that gay couple that, like, they adopted.
00:33:20.000So, like, you know, people were talking about that story, and then the reactions I saw from certain people who, you know, supposedly on the right, like, this is two people in particular, but, like, their first reaction No, no.
00:33:32.000Their first reaction was to post like, oh, look, but here's a photo of a little girl at a Hooters.
00:33:37.000Like, if you're not as like, how come the people who oppose this never talk about this?
00:33:41.000It's like, if that's your first reaction is to pull of whataboutism when a story about a gay couple raping their adoptive kids.
00:33:59.000I wanna mention the Hooters thing, too, because it's like we talk about grooming with these people dancing in lewd outfits for children, and it's like, look, man, I don't think you should bring your kids to Hooters, because it's like, it's kind of lowbrow.
00:34:11.000But there's a big difference between the women there are wearing shirts and shorts, okay?
00:34:16.000Like, you can see their cleavage, but women wear those things in public all the time.
00:34:21.000That is a social norm that you might be like, well, you know, I don't like my kids around that stuff, but people do it everywhere.
00:34:27.000I would recommend not bringing your kid to Hooters, but the fact that women have a body shape and wear, you know, I don't even want to call them skimpy.
00:34:35.000It's not that they're wearing bikinis or anything.
00:34:37.000They're just wearing shorts and... Form-fitting.
00:34:40.000Not appropriate for kids, in my opinion.
00:34:42.000At the same time, very different from a strip show.
00:34:46.000Very different from having a drag queen strip in front of children, or having children strip for them at a gay bar, which they've been doing.
00:35:33.000And I have no issue with adults wanting to do entertainment, silly, funny things like this, or whatever they want to do.
00:35:38.000It's the weird thing that they're going after kids.
00:35:40.000But anyway, ultimately, to bring it back to the, we're talking about the classified documents.
00:35:44.000The point is, two clearly different realities.
00:35:47.000And if you've got people right now We're at the point where we are actually watching these people have children strip on stage at gay bars.
00:35:57.000There was a young boy, I'm not gonna say his name because his family's litigious, he's ripping his clothes off and dancing around and they're giving him money.
00:36:04.000I'm like, that's what stripping is, okay?
00:36:05.000You can call it go-go dancing, you can call it stripping, you can call it bikini bars, whatever you want to call it, it's all the same thing.
00:36:36.000Sex education is like, here's the reproductive parts of the body, here's what they do, here's why they do it, here's what you need to know about safety.
00:36:42.000Going to a kid and being like, here's a variety of toys, whips, you know, cat o' nine tails or whatever.
00:36:46.000You can look at sex education like a Chilton's book for like a car, right?
00:36:52.000Sexual education is how it works, these are the body parts, etc, etc.
00:36:56.000Once you start describing sexual acts, that sound like you're selling a car, that's different.
00:37:04.000You know, it's like if you're trying to explain how to use lube and stuff like that,
00:37:10.000that's trying to create an allure and instruct kids about pleasure and all the adult themes
00:37:48.000I haven't read the whole thing so far, but I will just point out a few very important things that people don't understand about this book.
00:37:54.000The first thing everybody knows about this book is that it was shown to children, and it has inappropriate images of sexual activity among adults.
00:38:01.000The characters in it are in their 20s, I think, at the time when they're engaging in these activities.
00:38:05.000They're showing these explicit activities to children, and the author said in an interview it should have been more explicit.
00:38:11.000The first thing people don't know about it, which many of you may know because you've heard me say it ad nauseum, but I'll say it for those that aren't familiar, is that the intro to the story is this woman talking about her severe psychological trauma and abuse, but it's clear she doesn't understand she was abused by her parents.
00:38:25.000Made to pee in the yard when she was three years old.
00:38:29.000She would wear dried old crusted pads with blood flaking off of it when she went to school, and she smelled so bad she got called into the counselor and told, you need to learn basic hygiene.
00:38:39.000My question is, where are her parents?
00:38:53.000So it would seem that the entire thing they're teaching children is they want you to engage in the sexual fantasies of other adults in day-to-day life.
00:39:04.000Isn't that called autoganophilia when you're turned on by- or is it only when it's a man?
00:39:10.000So she's aroused the thought of herself being a man, and when- so you have to imagine, when this person is going around and saying, call me this, call me this, it's like, are you asking us to engage in your sexual fantasy to arouse you?
00:39:24.000Well, and it's the same thing to Phil's point.
00:39:25.000If they're giving specific descriptions of, like, sexual acts, as opposed to, like, here is how biology works, they are making it so that we are dominated by being compelled to pursue sexual desire at all times.
00:39:40.000And it begins at an extremely young age, and it's all that anyone's- They're grooming kids.
00:39:44.000And I think what's sad about this is, like, to the story about the couple with the boys and this book, like, They are abuse and the fact that we are not willing to be united on the front of like abusing children in any capacity is bad, is such a red flag for our society.
00:40:00.000It's so bizarre to me that regardless of your political belief, you can't be like, yes, I'm 100% against child abuse.
00:40:09.000So where I'll bring these things all together and then we'll jump to, we'll do a hard segue is just, When we're entering this period where you are going to have elements of our own law enforcement existing in either World 1 or World A, you know, because we don't want to put anybody second, either World 1 or World A. Futurama joke.
00:40:25.000Then people are going to say outright, you're going to have a cop saying, like, that's an evil person.
00:40:28.000There's going to be a cop on the other side saying, no, you're the evil person, because they both see two completely different things.
00:41:16.000Everybody's dying to talk about the DeMar Hamlin conspiracy.
00:41:19.000I woke up hearing all this crazy news about, you know, whatever, and then I saw this DeMar Hamlin conspiracy theory and I said, this is the most interesting thing I've read all day.
00:41:27.000Or it was in the morning, so it's like the most interesting thing I've read in the past day.
00:42:22.000They bring him into a room where they film him from behind, wearing a hood, waving his arms and cheering, and then the reporter's like, there it is, there he is.
00:42:30.000And I'm like, bro, I don't know who that is.
00:43:46.000I know skateboarders who are on the verge of turning pro and they sprain their ankle and knock him out for three months and they get dropped by every company.
00:43:52.000So here's a guy who is knocked out of the press.
00:43:57.000They're like, we need to get him back out there.
00:43:59.000And I can certainly imagine an agent coming in and being like, look man, I know you're hurt, but we gotta get you back out there and get some cameras and get some press attention so that you don't lose the news cycle.
00:45:05.000I don't have an opinion on whether it is or is not him, but it is super weird to be like, we can't come up with any clear pictures that actually identify this as the guy we're saying.
00:45:20.000Like they could have just as easily taken a picture of him in the booth, or like in the whatever that's called, the box, I'm super into sports as you can tell, in the box and been like, oh yeah, look, he's here with the head coach or the guy who owns this, whatever, and been like, it's fine.
00:45:34.000But again, if he looks like crap, he doesn't want that image out there.
00:45:39.000Why would they film in the booth from behind of him waving his arms in the air instead of just doing nothing?
00:45:44.000But if it's what you're saying, I do think that's a much higher risk strategy, because if they find out it's some body double or whatever, that would just be a disaster.
00:47:57.000They just said, yes, someone has confirmed it was him.
00:48:00.000Like, This is so weirdly non-specific.
00:48:04.000And to your point, if he felt awful, if he didn't look good, why not just be like, yeah, he's not back yet, but he's watching the game from home.
00:52:32.000So if they came and said, no, we got a photo, even if they did that, even if they're like, here's a photo of him smiling with fans, I'd be like, oh, okay.
00:52:37.000Well, you know, they didn't film it, but I'll take, I'll take them.
00:52:40.000Like, I wouldn't have been surprised if he was in the box with the owner of the team, right?
00:52:44.000Oh, and the wife and the kids, someone super chatted, the wife and the kid weren't even with him.
00:52:47.000When, when the, when the, when the brother or the mom walked in, I'm sorry, not the wife and the kid, the brother and the mom, they're not with him.
00:54:54.000Alright, so I don't know what he looks like, but the picture, if you zoom in, and you knew what he looked like, you would be able to identify him.
00:55:01.000I don't know what he looks like, but if you zoom in on that, and you knew, like, you were familiar with what he looked like, you could be like, yes, that is him, no, that's not.
00:55:09.000Like if that was someone that I knew, like if that was like James Hetfield's face or like, you know, whatever, Michael Jordan's face or whatever, I could probably be like, all right, I'm familiar with the shape of the eyes and the nose.
00:55:19.000If you are alive and well, why is this the photo you post at your job?
00:55:24.000I mean, I don't know that I can answer questions like that.
00:55:28.000I'm just saying that even though that isn't the most I'm willing to be wrong on this front, I just don't think I am.
00:55:58.000Unless his eyes are really bloodshot, to your point, like maybe it's really rough, but then why is your family making you come to this press appearance?
00:56:15.000This is, I don't even, I just want to talk about it.
00:56:18.000It's like not the most important or political thing, but apparently right before the show, we saw this tweet from At Rick and Morty, Adult Swim retweeted, they said, Adult Swim has ended its association with Justin Roiland.
00:56:39.000But apparently this is, they're canceling the guy who does the voices of the two main characters on the show, but keeping the show because he got accused of domestic abuse.
00:56:53.000I don't know everything exactly, but apparently he had like a domestic abuse, domestic disturbance I think they call it, and then he was, I think his girlfriend at the time or girl that was involved in the situation called the police and he was like keeping her inside of a bathroom and then he got charged with both domestic abuse and he also got charged with Uh, let's see, like, uh, I think false imprisonment?
00:57:14.000This article says one felony count of domestic battery with corporal injury and one felony count of false imprisonment by menace, violence, fraud, and or deceit.
00:57:49.000Yeah, it looks like the criminal complaint started reaching the media last week.
00:57:55.000So I don't know if that means that the woman who's unidentified, she's being identified as Jane Doe, came forward later and they've just been compiling it or what?
00:58:03.000He resigned from his game, Squanch Games.
00:58:28.000But at the same time, that's usually how it goes.
00:58:31.000They don't wait until a conviction or anything like that.
00:58:34.000That's kinda what I'm thinking about this story.
00:58:36.000I mean, aside from the fact that it's very weird, they're gonna be like, what are they gonna do, replace the voices?
00:58:40.000And you're gonna get like a weird Rick and Morty that don't sound the same, and it's gonna be a weird show.
00:58:44.000Like, he does the jokes, he's what makes it funny.
00:58:46.000But, yeah, we went through this with me too, when it was Hardwick, he was falsely accused, they took him off his show, and then finally they're like, oops!
00:58:53.000Then you had Aziz Ansari, who was accused of having a bad date.
00:58:57.000She was like, I had a bad date, and then everyone was trying to cancel this guy.
00:59:00.000And it's like, now Justin Roiland, look, maybe he did it.
00:59:03.000If he did, then he should get, you know.
00:59:05.000Yeah, I feel like it's gonna be hard until they release some more information.
00:59:08.000So they're saying, like, body cams from the police, all the details are being withheld from the public pending a protective order.
00:59:14.000He also, there's a protective order in place against, like, for the victim.
00:59:18.000So he's not allowed to come within 100 feet of this person through October 2023.
00:59:23.000So it seems like there's obviously been some steps taken in between, but you're totally right.
00:59:26.000Like, it's hard to know what exactly is happening, and of course, anyone is presumed innocent.
00:59:31.000The complaint alleges that he did willfully and unlawfully inflict corporal injury, resulting in a traumatic condition upon a Jane Doe who was in a dating relationship.
00:59:39.000They said that he did unlawfully violate the personal liberty of Jane Doe by violence, menace, fraud, and deceit.
00:59:53.000In a statement, they said it's hard to overstate how inaccurate the recent media coverage in the situation has been.
00:59:59.000To be clear, not only is Justin innocent, but we also have every expectation that this matter is on course to be dismissed once the DA's office has completed its methodical review of the evidence.
01:00:08.000We look forward to clearing Justin's name and helping him move forward as swiftly as possible.
01:00:42.000They're not going to get someone that's going to be... he's the brains behind it.
01:00:46.000They're not going to be able to... I mean, it's like trying to do South Park without Trey.
01:00:52.000Or does it just like, you know, we have a couple missed seasons and then eventually they bring it back with sort of a semi-changed title?
01:00:59.000There are some states where, like, you can be charged with kidnapping.
01:01:02.000Like, if Serge was right, like, he locked his girlfriend in the bathroom and was like, you're not allowed to leave, they're having some obviously bad argument, right?
01:01:09.000Like, some states will say, like, you're violating her, I forgot which one it is, but it's one of her constitutional rights, like, her right to free movement, you're restricting her.
01:01:21.000It may not be like he's a crazy psycho, but this obviously could have been a very bad domestic situation.
01:01:29.000And that, to me, would come to, like, if it goes to court, if it goes to trial, if he gets exonerated, like, there's a chance that Adult Swim could, like, hold back for a couple years and then be like, okay, we'll release, like, a movie.
01:01:40.000We can't function as a society if someone can accuse you of something and then before anything's been proven, they just say, like, okay, you were removed from your job and we're destroying this portion of the economy.
01:01:49.000That was what I don't mean like the entirety of the global economy.
01:01:52.000I'm saying like this element of economic activity everyone's job at Rick and Morty.
01:01:57.000Yeah, everybody loses their job now because of the accusation now again, if he if it's a legitimate accusation, then he then so be it dude gets locked up.
01:02:06.000But the fact that it's not proven yet, he's denying it, they're saying outright it will be dismissed, well, okay, that needs to be adjudicated.
01:02:13.000We need to go through that with that evidence, a jury or whatever.
01:02:15.000But the fact that they would be like, nope, the punishment has been handed down.
01:02:22.000So that was the problem with Me Too was that, well, we mentioned Aziz Ansari.
01:02:27.000That was kind of like the last time that I heard a lot of noise about it because people realized that A lot of the people that had stuff that was legitimate that
01:02:38.000were actually going to come forward had come forward.
01:02:41.000Like all the people that were inspired by Me Too, if they had the courage to come forward,
01:02:48.000If they were legitimately assaulted or whatever and they didn't come out in the beginning,
01:02:55.000it wasn't likely they were going to come out after six months or whatever.
01:02:57.000And so the people that were coming out in the later days of Me Too tended to be the people that were complaining about Aziz Ansari, who had a bad date, and there was other people.
01:03:21.000It was such a weird story all around and I think it like it took like me too is so complicated and of course people who are Me too is complicated.
01:03:31.000The Aziz Ansari story is not complicated.
01:03:33.000And the fact that someone would be like, I am also a part of, you know, potentially like, you know, people who are really abused, like that tells you how delusional this can get.
01:03:41.000Like people want to be recognized as victims and think they have something to gain.
01:03:45.000In this case, like I totally agree with Tim.
01:03:47.000It's crazy that there is like a whole studio of people who are basically out of a job because of this.
01:03:53.000I feel like the only way for anyone to know is for it to go to trial, which those articles last forever.
01:03:58.000I don't think that it doesn't matter if it goes to trial.
01:04:00.000I think that the people that have already decided that he's guilty, they're going to all they're always going to believe that.
01:04:06.000So but like for my position is like if he gets like I was on pop culture once and we were talking about Mike Tyson.
01:04:12.000Mike Tyson's been convicted of rape and someone was like, I can't believe you'd say that.
01:04:16.000You're like, no, it's it's legitimate that that's that's proven fact.
01:04:19.000And I know the justice system is not something we can always trust right in this country, but Theoretically, like, even if the press never goes away, that's actually this person's best shot.
01:04:28.000Like, at least he would be able to point to something.
01:04:36.000But we, as a society, we have to act like we have faith in it, or else that's going to have significant... it's significantly worse You ever see Mike Tyson's comments about that case, by the way?
01:04:49.000Where did you hear the bathroom thing?
01:04:50.000And honestly, that's probably the attitude of a lot more people than is healthy for society
01:05:49.000Like, he's clearly bounced back from this conviction.
01:05:52.000Yeah, and he'll punch you in the face and knock your head right off the block if you go too far.
01:05:56.000Well, don't bring him on the show and I'll be okay.
01:05:58.000He has that quote where he says, not enough people are getting hit or whatever, something like that.
01:06:03.000It's like, well, you know, I understand the point he's saying, like, it's kind of good people aren't beating each other up, but his point is that, actually, Taylor Swift has the quote, on the street, it's a knockout, say it in a tweet, it's a cop-out, you know?
01:06:15.000She said it better than Mike Tyson, if you ask me.
01:06:43.000I wonder if they're going to like have, they have like recordings of him already and that's where they're finishing season seven and they're going to release it.
01:06:48.000Oh, they're going to put, they're going to use an AI to make his voice.
01:08:07.000You should have spoken out and set your foundation before it was too late.
01:08:12.000Now, look, I don't blame the guy who seems mostly apolitical for not realizing the culture was, you know, getting to this point, but I'll say it to everybody else, because I hear it from people all too often.
01:08:22.000Look, I'm trying to keep my head down, and then hopefully, like, nobody will come and give me grief.
01:08:36.000It's going to come to you, no matter what.
01:08:38.000You can speak up now and link arms figuratively with all the people who agree and tell these people to shut up, or you can turn your lights off and then wait until they come to your house, smash your windows, and then burn everything down.
01:08:52.000And there is no way to be like, oh, I'm just not going to get involved when it comes to the culture war. If someone makes an accusation, you're in.
01:09:04.000Whether you like it or not, someone says something about you, you're in the culture war. Someone that on one side of
01:09:10.000the culture war decides they don't like something you did, they
01:09:13.000make an accusation, you're in it. You don't get to opt out.
01:09:16.000There is no more, oh, I just stay out of politics. That doesn't happen with a culture war.
01:09:41.000So in 2018, Montpelier and another town whose name I can't actually pronounce, Winiscu I think it's pronounced, they past ordinances saying anyone can vote in our municipal elections.
01:10:10.000If you're being represented by these local governments, you should get to vote.
01:10:14.000And it was in 2020, the State legislature approved the, they had to change their municipal charters to approve this and it was sued, the RNC sued in April of 2021 and said this is crazy, like voters shouldn't just be able to come from anywhere and it's a degradation to the integrity of elections and it went through a couple different
01:10:38.000different rulings, but basically the Supreme Court has upheld a ruling by a lower court saying the Vermont Constitution does say that you have to be an American citizen to vote in state elections, but does not place that requirement on municipal elections.
01:10:54.000So this makes these two cities in Vermont, there's a bunch in Maryland, in New York City, examples of places where you don't have to be an American citizen to participate in local elections.
01:11:05.000So, I'm not a signatory on Phil's bank accounts, but I have the right to vote where that money goes, so I'm gonna vote it to me.
01:12:02.000They have opened the doors to just Not requiring anything.
01:12:06.000I mean, this is similar to the states that don't want to require ID laws for voting.
01:12:11.000Does that mean it's still a felony if you vote in two places?
01:12:15.000It doesn't, in these towns, it doesn't seem like they care.
01:12:18.000I could not find any specific, like, well, you can't, you know, be over here, you can, whatever.
01:12:23.000It would be a felony if I am a person, a non-American citizen, I guess I live in this town, I decide to vote in the local election, if I then fill out the ballots for state or federal, it would be illegal, right?
01:12:37.000And so this is one of the objections that the RNC has raised.
01:12:39.000They're saying, like, and similar arguments came up when New York decided to pass this, they're saying, like, How do you prevent voter fraud?
01:12:45.000Because we're gonna have to print special ballots for people who only are voting in the local election and that's difficult and it's more complicated and now we have these other ballots and we have some ballots like if I give you a ballot you're like hey I live here and I want to vote and they're like cool just only only fill out the local spot and you don't understand you check everything.
01:13:12.000These people are being... The joke I was making about your bank account is that if you allow non-citizens to vote, they will vote in the interests of the non-citizens and not the citizens.
01:13:20.000So if you live in a small town that has a gold mine within the center of it that is used to fund the medical care, people are going to be like, Oh, I can vote here?
01:13:36.000I mean, if this is true, non-residents.
01:13:40.000You know, to be fair, this is kind of how elections used to work, like in 1876, what was the South Carolina, when it was going for Hays or whatever.
01:13:50.000They had like, what, 101% turnout for eligible voters or whatever?
01:13:55.000In the counties along the border with Georgia, it was like 2,600%.
01:14:31.000I feel like that should, it should not be... You shouldn't have to say it.
01:14:35.000Yeah, it shouldn't be a controversial take to say the people that vote in the states should be residents of those states, they should be citizens of those states, they should be citizens of the United States of America.
01:14:54.000Well yeah, there's already a lot of people that have demonized the term nationalist because of the association with National Socialist or whatever.
01:15:03.000If you are a nationalist, they associate you with fascist because fascism is always a nationalist kind of thing.
01:15:11.000They're going to shift from white supremacist bigot or whatever to nativist at some point and they're going to be like, it's going to be 10-20 years and there's going to be a Supreme Court battle and they're going to be like, these nativist bigots think that only people who live in some location can vote on the rules and that makes no sense.
01:15:31.000They're going to win people over by saying, like, if you live here and you're a green card holder, right?
01:15:36.000Like, I may not be super familiar with this, but like, if you're not allowed to vote, but you do live in the country, right?
01:15:42.000You do have some sort of legal status here.
01:15:44.000Shouldn't you be able to participate in local elections, right?
01:15:49.000But then if they also don't require you to show any proof of residency or legal status, then there's no way to say who is actually partaking in these elections.
01:16:00.000And At that point, you don't really know what's influencing these city's cultures.
01:16:07.000Obviously, it's not the population of New York City.
01:16:10.000New York City, this becomes an even bigger issue.
01:16:13.000But to me, this feels like common sense, like you're saying, like American citizens should vote, but we know that the idea that you have to show ID when you go to vote is actually a controversial issue in a lot of places.
01:17:00.000I went through the charter and I can't find any indication that they're here.
01:17:04.000They have to register and be on the voter rolls, right?
01:17:07.000So you can't just show up election day and be like, oh, I live in this neighboring county or something?
01:17:12.000I mean, when I read it, last time I checked the actual charter change, they weren't requiring proof of ID, right?
01:17:22.000So they are saying, you come, you vote, that's cool.
01:17:27.000They might have updated it in the four- it initially passed in 2018, right?
01:17:31.000So they might have updated it since, but there is no discussion of proving residency in the Supreme Court case or in the original, uh, uh, charges.
01:17:50.000So you could argue if that's the case, they are technically allowing non-residents, although I think it'd be important we fact-check that one.
01:17:55.000Yeah, I mean, like I said, there is no check, but I'm happy to fact-check it.
01:18:00.000Yeah, because, like, what are they actually saying?
01:18:03.000If there's no check, it may as well be anyone can vote if they feel like it.
01:18:07.000They're saying that for local elections it doesn't matter, that the Vermont Constitution does not have a say over local elections.
01:18:14.000Vermont can regulate who gets to vote in state elections, and of course the federal government regulates who can vote in federal elections, but they're saying that the Vermont government doesn't have a say over who the municipalities are okay with voting.
01:18:27.000No, it just sounds like the end of the country, you know?
01:18:30.000In San Francisco and New York, they've had the big move to allow non-citizens to vote.
01:18:35.000And it's just like, then what do you mean?
01:18:36.000I don't understand why your average resident or citizen of the states are okay with it.
01:18:47.000I feel like mostly it's they don't realize.
01:18:50.000I really think most people don't pay very close attention to politics.
01:18:55.000Even the people that go and vote regularly don't pay nearly the attention to politics that people like us do.
01:19:01.000And so for the most part, they don't know what laws are being passed in their local areas.
01:19:08.000Yeah, and they always start with the safest thing, too.
01:19:10.000I think they started initially with school boards, and they're like, well, you know, if your kids, maybe they were born here, they're American citizens, they're going to school, and you might be an illegal parent, you should be able to have a say in your kid's education.
01:19:21.000They kind of pull at your heartstrings that way, and then they expand it from there.
01:20:42.000I think it was Ben Sasse who called for repealing it.
01:20:44.000This is the amendment that gave the right to elect a senator to the popular vote in the state.
01:20:50.000All that does is erode local elections and local involvement and that was the most destructive thing to this, one of the most destructive things to this country because it used to be you voted in your local elections, you knew who your state reps were, they would then go, the state senators I believe, would appoint a state senator to go to the federal government.
01:21:10.000The idea was senators represent states, Members of Congress represent the people, and there was a reason for the distinction.
01:21:16.000With the popular vote, now it's just two of the same thing, and people don't even know who their local reps are, and they're like, I have no idea.
01:21:21.000What that did was made it impossible or extremely difficult to have a convention of states and actually work on the Constitution, amend it for the better or for worse.
01:21:34.000And one of the things that I find incredibly frustrating is, to your point, people don't know, and people are completely unaware of who represents them.
01:21:42.000They have no idea who their congressperson is.
01:21:45.000They have no idea who their senator is.
01:21:48.000They don't know who the senior senator is, the junior senator is.
01:21:51.000But these people feel extremely motivated every four years to go and vote.
01:21:58.000They don't know who they're voting for, they don't know why they're voting, they don't know the policies of the people that they're voting for, but every time some celebrity gets on TV and tells them, go vote, they're, oh, we gotta get out there and vote, for what?
01:22:53.000I mean, for example, of the top cities that you're mentioning, I think, like, most of them have, like, very heavy black populations, don't they?
01:23:36.000Like you're saying these cities have...
01:23:38.000So, I mean, it's not totally linear, but again, these cities do have, like, you know...
01:23:44.000Like, the demographic that commits the highest amount of murders is young black males.
01:23:50.000If you have a lot of that, that's probably going to be that's that's that's a factor.
01:23:54.000That's a I mean, does it correlate more than having a Democrat mayor?
01:23:59.000Probably, I would say so, because there's cities with Democrat mayors that don't have exorbitantly high San Diego's black population is 6.6%.
01:24:26.000So, I mean, perhaps the argument is Democrats typically dominate in the black vote and then Democrats have garbage policies which result in crime and releasing prisoners and things like that.
01:24:37.000You can, I mean, you can, like, I heard you talk about this earlier, Tim, that the fact that Rudy Giuliani went into New York City and cleaned it up Like, that shows that no matter what the racial population in your city is, because New York is as mixed as it gets, and if you can go and have the right policies and take New York City from, you know,
01:25:04.000skid row to turning it into what is essentially Disney World now or five years ago.
01:25:43.000If New York has more black people but substantially less gun violence than Chicago, I don't see why you would draw a correlation between the racial makeup of a city and be like, oh, San Diego's got a lower black population, that explains the crime rate.
01:26:28.000Like, I mean, these are rural states with very few people.
01:26:33.000And there and there actually is a lot of violent crime in, say, West Virginia, where people like to say, oh, the like, one thing they bring up is, oh, you know, these Democrat run cities are really bad.
01:26:41.000Like when you when you actually we covered this story a couple years ago, when you look at the top Crime per capita is a correlation between cities run by Democrats with higher crime than cities run by Republicans, but red states in general do have very high rates of violent crime, too.
01:26:54.000I mean, you can always parse the statistics out in various ways.
01:26:57.000For example, the gun control organizations, they'll always use gun deaths instead of gun homicides, and then that way they get the statistics that they want.
01:27:05.000Well, look, all the Republican states actually have higher rates of gun death than the Democrat states do.
01:27:11.000Um, and then they look at states, they don't look at municipalities and how those are run, so, you know, you can, you can cherry pick it any which way you want.
01:27:17.000Well, so, so here's a question, like, why, why are most major cities Democrat?
01:28:02.000So, I mean, because of that, then you think, when you hear something saying, oh, well, this is better for all of us, and hear the flowery language saying it's better for the group.
01:28:08.000You feel like people in urban areas interact with their neighbor more than, like, people in the suburbs or rural?
01:28:40.000Maybe you didn't see them that often, but I'm just trying to speculate here and come up with something.
01:28:45.000I think in cities, you know, Luke Rodkowski made this video 10 years ago.
01:28:49.000Where he said, you know, he goes on the subway all the time and there's millions of people coming in and out and they never once stop and talk to each other.
01:28:56.000So he decided one day just to talk to them and ask them, you know.
01:28:58.000And then he asked them about conspiracy theories and stuff.
01:30:41.000And maybe it's just, They're really good at scaring people into falling in line and joining the cult, I guess.
01:30:49.000Like your video earlier about how it's just people who just go and vote because everyone tells them to go vote.
01:30:53.000When you say, you know, there's a meteorologist in New York, Fox News got beaten up by a bunch of teenagers on the subway, and the police said, we're not going to arrest or charge them because they were 15 and 17 or whatever.
01:31:04.000Well, they said it would be a misdemeanor.
01:31:06.000And it's like, how is it a misdemeanor when this guy has, like, very visible marks from being brutally assaulted?
01:31:28.000The options that have been The ideas that have been brought up to deal with the over-criminalization, maybe you'd call it, in the U.S., they're not good ideas.
01:31:42.000Like the idea of getting rid of the police totally, that's a terrible idea because they're talking about replacing them with social workers that are completely and totally incapable of securing an area to try to deal with whatever's going on.
01:31:57.000I think part of it is, like, this idea, like, with the meteorologists, that, well, they're kids, we don't want to mark them with this record, we'll release them to their parents, like, I don't necessarily agree with that, but, like, there are a lot of places, rural and not, that try to prevent children, especially, from being unfairly punished for crimes that, like, if you were an adult and committed, would be pretty serious.
01:32:17.000So, like, I wrote this article last week about a 18 year old Who at the age of 16 murdered four family members in cold blood, execution style, in West Virginia.
01:32:27.000He's been given life in prison, but because of a mercy rule in West Virginia, because he committed the crimes as a minor, he's eligible for parole in 15 years.
01:32:40.000Is that because his crime is justified?
01:32:42.000Is that because, like, at 16 he doesn't understand the consequences?
01:32:46.000Like, you're saying these kids are 15 and 17.
01:32:48.000If you got caught shoplifting, I could see releasing to your parents.
01:32:50.000If you leave physical marks on someone, like, you can see that that crime is more serious.
01:32:55.000But I think you sell it, like, if you're someone who lives in an area that is affected by crime, rural or not, being able to say, like, Yeah, this person, when you get a criminal record at an early age and it follows you for the rest of life, you are basically on a downworld spiral.
01:33:11.000Like, it's very difficult to overcome that.
01:33:12.000I think we understand why this stuff sells, but in practical application, it doesn't always Serve the communities the best.
01:33:20.000And to really understand the differences between major cities is hard because we don't have a great example of a direct comparison.
01:33:27.000A city that has high violence and is run by a Republican mayor and a city that has high violence, similar population, run by a Democrat.
01:33:34.000I think about Montreal, for instance, because they're extremely racially and ethnically diverse, and they don't have nearly the level of crime of Chicago.
01:35:22.000Like, no one is saying, like, 70-year-old, you know, black people are committing homicides at the same rate as, like, 15 or, like, Twenty-year-old Hispanic people, like, obviously not.
01:35:34.000So, the challenge is, you obviously have, I did a documentary, I talk about it periodically, about Pruitt-Igoe, Ferguson, the riots, why people are so angry, why there's crime the way it is, and what ends up happening is, I'll have a conversation with someone, and they'll say exactly what you did, they'll be like, Oh, but yeah, but, you know, young black men are the most, are the highest demographic when it comes to murder and stuff.
01:35:56.000And it's like, in Chicago, it's very different in New York.
01:35:58.000New York has a much, much lower crime rate, though the crime still does exist.
01:36:01.000But no, but that difference still exists there as well.
01:36:04.000And so what it is, is this is the challenge of racism.
01:36:09.000is that people will be like, I'm trying to figure out a pattern here, and I've noticed these two people look different.
01:36:14.000So I had a conversation with a guy about race realism, and he was mentioning, oh, well, you know, Somalians have low IQs, and I was like, Somalia, a country in decades of civil war and strife and famine and drought and constant, like, you're, well, yeah, but, and then they would make the argument that even people who've left, and I'm like, right, dude, look, You go back three generations of a country being destroyed or people coming from a place where there's limited nutrients, you're going to have that go down the line, genetics, epigenetics or whatever.
01:36:44.000I don't think that we're solving the problem by comparing a black guy from Haiti to a black guy from the South Bronx.
01:36:52.000I think There's, you can probably, I think there's genetic, nature versus nurture components in everything.
01:36:58.000So there's probably something to be said for looking at an individual and making determination.
01:37:01.000Like, if you were to say white people tend to be taller, I'd say, yeah, in Scandinavia.
01:37:07.000If you were to say Asian people tend to be shorter, I'd be like, right, we know these things exist.
01:37:10.000But I don't think when we're trying to get to the root of social problems, it's solved by being like, well, I happen to notice the racial components in crime.
01:37:17.000And I'm like, yeah, and I also noticed the voting patterns.
01:37:19.000And I also noticed they're releasing people from prisons in these cities.
01:37:22.000And so I kind of feel like I understand there's a nature versus nurture argument.
01:37:27.000I think if we're actually going to solve these problems, we need to just calmly say, you know, I don't think the surface level racial component is actually a strong enough correlation or the cause of the problem.
01:37:38.000I think it could be solved if we didn't have lunatic leftist policy that was releasing people.
01:37:43.000But why do you think it is that in New York City, for example, when it comes to the shootings and the murders, it's almost always every year over 93% Black and Hispanic.
01:37:53.000Oh man, this is a much longer conversation which we'll probably have in the members only because it's gonna take, like we're seven minutes past doing the super chats, but I think a large component obviously has to do with why is it that Nigerian immigrants don't have these levels of crime and are very successful with higher salaries, but people born in America who are black, we notice these trends.
01:38:12.000I think it might have something to do with slavery, the history of racial politics in this country.
01:38:18.000I think that, you mentioned racial politics, I think that the whole idea of like, uh... young black people that that
01:38:26.000study hard and they get told they're acting white i think there's a stigma that uh... that are at least i
01:38:32.000hear there's a stigma in the black community about
01:38:35.000but let's let's try to excel we may get told all your acting when blah blah so
01:38:39.000it's probably something that's we gotta go we gotta go super chat but what what
01:38:42.000we'll talk about this will go into a lot more stuff in the members only show
01:38:46.000Not to say that I wouldn't talk about it on YouTube, it's just that we're seven minutes past when we like to start and do Super Chats and get to people's questions.
01:38:51.000So go to TimCast.com, become a member, smash that like button, click that join us button at TimCast.com and then we'll carry on this conversation and we'll go into great detail as calmly and reasonably as we want.
01:39:02.000Of course, look man, there's a lot of people who just don't care about any arguments and I'm not a fan of I'm not a fan of any argument that is tribal, purely, you can't convince me, I won't listen to you.
01:39:12.000Okay, dude, then we're not having a conversation.
01:39:14.000If you want to have a conversation, hang out with us at TimCast.com.
01:39:17.000We may disagree, but that's the point.
01:39:19.000All right, let's read a bunch of angry people who are fans of the quartering.
01:39:22.000One pissed off hippie says, became a member because I believed in what you were doing.
01:39:26.000After watching you ignore the quartering situation, makes me wish I bought coffee instead.
01:41:14.000Yeah, that guy, he does the videos where he puts the camera right up in his face, as close as possible, and then he looks past the lens and not into the lens, you know what I mean?
01:41:39.000Yeah, I was basically saying, like, dude, if the apocalypse happens, I really doubt any, like, emergency quarantine zone is gonna be like, hey, that's Tim Pool.
01:41:46.000We really could use a guy who complains about stuff.
01:41:49.000Come in here and we'll give you our food.
01:41:51.000They're gonna be like, bro, can you chop wood or not?
01:41:53.000I'll be like, I'll figure it out, man.
01:43:38.000Ian's going to be gone until Friday night, so he may be on the show Friday night.
01:43:42.000He brought Bocas to an experimental laboratory for stem cell therapy.
01:43:46.000It's actually, it's interesting because they can do bilateral, bilateral kidney transplants for cats that are ridiculously expensive.
01:43:54.000This stem cell treatment is actually cheap.
01:43:56.000They harvest his own stem cells from his blood and fat, then they put them into his blood and it will help his organs and his damaged kidneys.
01:44:02.000There's no guarantee it saves his life because it's experimental, but what we know about stem cell therapy, they're confident.
01:44:10.000It's a couple grand, I think, so it's expensive, but getting your cat a kidney transplant, Oh man, that's brutal.
01:44:50.000So we've been giving him intravenous fluids and a hormone to generate red blood cells, which seems to have given him life again, because before he was staggering around falling over.
01:45:27.000Like, were there any obligations for that?
01:45:28.000He had to have certain, like, blood levels and medical stuff, and they said he qualifies, he has to get medication, they put him under anesthesia, they harvest stem cells, they inject him, and then...
01:46:18.000Mavis says, according to Canadian Prepper, there's a Russian ship or sub off the east coast and off of the coast of Hawaii they're poised to strike at any time.
01:47:01.000I learned that when I was trying to create a water drone.
01:47:04.000Back in the early days, 12 years ago, we were doing a bunch of drone work, and we had ground drones, remote control cars, air drones, water drones.
01:47:13.000And the problem with water drones is you can't get signal underwater, so they have to be connected.
01:47:16.000But they do have this really cool thing.
01:47:25.000Yeah, and then I had this little, I had this, this is amazing.
01:47:27.000I had this little remote-controlled two-wheeled car with a camera on it that I would bring with me when I would do field work, field reporting.
01:47:35.000Because what we would do is, if we were at a point where there was like a police line and you couldn't go past it, we would, I would take it off my bag, pop its wheels out, turn it on, and then just chuck it, because it bounces.
01:47:46.000And then you take your phone app and you drive it through and you can film what's going on, yeah.
01:47:50.000And then we also had the, I had the air drone on my backpack that I could take off, put it down, launch with the computer and then live stream what it was showing.
01:47:57.000We only did it a couple times, but the idea was like, hey man, I'm allowed to drive my little remote control car.
01:48:04.000It had a range of a couple hundred feet, and it could go around corners.
01:48:08.000Not only that, if there's active riding and molotovs, I'll send in the little car to film so you can see what's going on.
01:49:47.000Yeah, that's the video where he walks to the door, the camera's in it, and he opens it, and he has his hands out, and they start shooting him.
01:49:53.000And then the cops come in and say, oh, F. And they release a statement saying, he came out yelling, he's in confrontation.
01:51:12.000And then what happened was the guy's crawling, and his pants are falling down, and he goes to pull his pants up, and the dude just unloads on him and kills him.
01:51:17.000I'm like, bro should have just laid there, and spread his arms and legs out as wide as possible, and then just not done anything.
01:51:47.000But he was crawling and his pants fell down and he pulled it up and, I mean, to be honest, the cop shouldn't have shot him, but to the cop, he sees a guy who's reaching for his belt, a guy who reportedly has a gun.
01:51:56.000Either way, though, it's like, dude, if you're that scared, you shouldn't be a cop.
01:52:05.000Michael Teal says, Rand Paul today said, the amount of things listed as classified is absurd.
01:52:09.000The food menu at the White House is classified.
01:52:12.000That would actually make sense to me, though.
01:52:16.000If at the White House they're serving braised short rib with mashed potatoes and bread with truffle butter, and someone is trying to cause harm to government officials, and they need to know, if they're going to taint food, what that food will be, it makes sense to classify that food so that no one can figure out what fake food descended.
01:52:41.000But if you, here now, Oh, the classified documents they find at Mike Pence's house is actually a menu from a state dinner that someone in his family kept.
01:53:05.000Someone released the menu from six weeks ago.
01:53:09.000Well, and occasionally the White House, like for state dinners and stuff, they'll release the menu before.
01:53:13.000Like there's this big thing where they were like, when they had Emmanuel Macron in town, they're like, here's all this stuff, including this salmon or this lobster from Maine, right after Biden had like passed or allowed all of these restrictions to be placed in the Maine lobster industry.
01:53:29.000And the entire Maine congressional delegation was like, um, could you please meet with us immediately?
01:53:34.000If you're gonna serve Maine lobsters, you should at least be not strangleholding the industry.
01:53:39.000And as far as I know, he has still not met with the Maine congressional delegation.
01:54:11.000If you think, after the Super Bowl, they'll come out and announce, actually, DeMar died and that wasn't him, or at the very least, yes, he's dead, that is just movie-level stuff that doesn't happen.
01:54:23.000To be fair, I guess, this season, you know, could potentially be crazier than the past.
01:54:29.000The writers for the simulation have kind of gone off the rails, so, you know, maybe, but I just, I'm not gonna, I'm not, I wouldn't put chips on it.
01:54:35.000What would the, sorry, I don't understand football, I would like to very much, but what does the Super Bowl have to do with the timing?
01:54:52.000Just say literally nothing, and then people will eventually forget about him, and then no one will ever have to say anything about anything.
01:54:57.000If he actually died, they can just do nothing, and then a year will go by, and be like, whatever happened to DeMar, but he retired.
01:57:06.000I love the joke where they did, I think it was like season four or something, where he's in his own brain.
01:57:12.000And he's being interrogated by the aliens, and then he's having a memory, he's like, oh no, this is the time, he's like, the worst memory of my life, when 9-11 happened.
01:57:20.000And then, like, in the background, you hear him, you hear him very quietly go, they're gonna use this as a pretext for taking away our freedoms!
01:57:26.000Like, he's got good jokes, man, I like it!
01:57:28.000I love the Pickle Rick one when, uh, when he's like, I turned myself into a pickle, Morty!
01:58:25.000Because even they made the point, actually I think the only real concern he has is, I think they were saying, don't claim you're fighting big tech when you're outright outlining in your contracts that people have to be on big tech.
01:58:38.000Because that doesn't seem legitimate, like honest.
01:58:51.000Yeah, because I think the thing with Obama and the classified documents is that they're in the hands of, like, the National Archives.
01:58:59.000Like, the National Archives manages the classified documents for Obama, even though they're, like, a presidential library or something like that?
02:00:12.000And then I'll of course be, I don't think I'm, I don't know if I'm officially at the Minds thing in some, I don't know what the official capacity is that I'll be there, but I'll be there.
02:00:18.000I don't know if they put me on a panel or something.
02:00:20.000I think you're listed on the actual thing.
02:01:24.000Luke's the, the Parks Department's our communist.
02:01:26.000It's like we have our cast of characters with their, you know, specialties.
02:01:30.000Speaking about, he mentioned religion.
02:01:32.000Just today, You didn't talk about it, but there was a book released that Pope Benedict, the previous pope, not the current one, passed away.
02:01:41.000He wrote it before he passed away, obviously, but he wanted it released after he passed away because of the stuff that he said.
02:01:48.000Essentially, the Catholic Church has been The whole Vatican has been overtaken by Liberation Theology, which is basically Marxist Catholicism.
02:01:58.000Essentially, the whole Holy Roman Catholic Church has fallen to the Antichrist.
02:02:03.000Like, if you're a Catholic, that's essentially what's going on.
02:02:06.000I think Seamus talks about this, actually.
02:02:10.000The Catholic Church has fallen to the Antichrist!
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