On this week's episode of the podcast, we talk about a bunch of weird cultural stories, including Elon Musk going off about the left going too far left, the New York Times trying to ban "homophobic" books in public schools, and a guy who thinks he should be fired from his job.
00:00:00.000So NBC runs this segment where they basically say, it's Mehdi Hassan, he's like, if the
00:00:10.000neo-Nazi faction of the GOP expands in November, we may look back on this, a pivotal moment
00:00:15.000when a petulant and not so bright billionaire bought one of the most influential messaging
00:00:19.000machines and handed it to the far right.
00:00:22.000It's a ridiculous thing to say, but of course, NBC is a ridiculous network.
00:00:25.000And Elon Musk responds by basically going off and then questioning why it is that we didn't get the client list for Maxwell and Epstein.
00:00:34.000And I'm just like, This dude's losing it and then Elon goes are they why are they writing my suicide story already?
00:00:40.000And I'm like, yo, this dude is going off It's gonna be fun.
00:00:45.000We got to go through this and talk about it We got a bunch of other stories to though get a bunch of like weird cultural stories because one of the big things It's been in the news With Elon Musk talking about the left going too far left is now you've got these leftists who are like, but we nominated Joe Biden and he's a moderate.
00:01:21.000We have this story from the New York Times where they're trying to defend a book that was in public schools depicting adult activities for children.
00:01:30.000And when the right got mad and they were like, hey, we kind of don't want these images in our libraries for kids to just find, the New York Times runs a story saying it's just a bunch of like extremist far right, you know, homophobes or whatever.
00:01:41.000And I'm like, dude, if not wanting kids to be exposed to this stuff is far right, then I don't know what that means for this country.
00:01:47.000Because these leftists who are pushing this stuff are not in the majority, but they make you think they are.
00:01:54.000And then the people in the media just play this up.
00:01:56.000We're going to get into all that stuff.
00:01:58.000Joining us to talk about all this is Danny Polischuk.
00:02:05.000I host a podcast with Ryan Long called The Voice Cast, and I host a call-in show called Low Value Mail, every M-A-I-L, every Tuesday night at nine o'clock.
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00:02:20.000I'm sure there's some person right now watching this going, hey, isn't that that crazy guy who works at Twitter?
00:04:38.000Because if we give away our plans for our culture jamming strategies, then, uh, you ruin them.
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00:05:21.000So, don't forget to smash the like button, subscribe to this channel, share this show with your friends, and let's get into this first story with a big shout-out to Elon Musk.
00:05:32.000It's NBC's Mehdi Hassan saying, if the neo-Nazi faction of the GOP expands in November, we may look back on this as a pivotal moment when a petulant and not-so-bright billionaire casually bought one of the most influential messaging machines and just handed it to the far right.
00:05:48.000The first thing I have to do is point out, anybody who calls a billionaire not so bright... Insane.
00:07:40.000He then says, same organization that covered up Hunter Biden laptop story had Harvey Weinstein story early and killed it and built Matt Lauer his rape office.
00:08:16.000People got mad at Oprah because she had this big event on Michigan Avenue in Chicago, where there's like a helicopter shot of all these people in an audience watching a musical performance.
00:08:26.000But then all of a sudden, all the people start doing a choreographed dance, and you realize they're all paid actors.
00:08:31.000And people got mad because they were like, if you were gonna do a show, do a show, but this is all one big setup, I remember seeing it and thinking, like, that's what they do with their money?
00:08:40.000They just get a bunch of dancers to dance in the street?
00:08:42.000Where are the billboards saying, like, screw this guy and F this?
00:08:55.000Pope of Muscanity says, it says it all that we heard more about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock than we heard about Ghislaine Maxwell's trial.
00:09:03.000It is also interesting that the account tracking the Maxwell trial got banned when it gained traction.
00:09:11.000And then Elon Musk says, where is their client list?
00:09:14.000Shouldn't at least one of them go down?
00:09:16.000And then, hey, why are they already writing my suicide story?
00:09:21.000Dude, that last one strikes a little bit too real because there's no way they're gonna, like, the powerful elites, massive corporations, politicians, what are they gonna do?
00:09:33.000Sit back and let a rogue billionaire just go off?
00:09:37.000I think he answered your question, why we don't see more billionaires calling people out, because you basically paint a bullseye on your forehead if you do that.
00:09:44.000The world is a dark, dangerous place, and if you cross the wrong people, man, that's it.
00:09:48.000I was gonna say, though, I mean, if you were a billionaire who was just okay with it all ending, this would be the coolest possible way to go out.
00:10:39.000Like he doesn't come off, his posts are a lot of like, you know, jokes and, but he doesn't seem super political.
00:10:44.000Before the show I was thinking, dude creates rocket ships to space and Mars, people on earth complaining about what, what his politics are.
00:11:37.000Seamus, he is handing over one of the most influential messaging platforms to neo-Nazis.
00:11:42.000Well, here's what I think Elon's going to do if they don't let him buy Twitter if something falls through.
00:11:46.000He's going to build a rocket ship that projects, it's going to be like a space platform that projects whatever he writes into the sky, like LEDs.
00:12:14.000Yeah, I know well they have the one that Bitcoin Miami they did
00:12:18.000But in China, they're like oh yeah, cuz they can move really far really fast and draw lines in the sky and have
00:12:24.000Has anyone thought about the horror of just like someone like Elon getting a thousand drones and then being able to command them with gloves and like walking through New York and just like flinging drones?
00:14:21.000There's no serious, any serious journalist At the Washington Post, at the New York Times.
00:14:26.000I'll say this right now to all of you.
00:14:28.000I know that there are people at the New York Times who have been working there for two decades and you are upset about what's happening at your newspaper.
00:14:34.000I know that there are people at the Washington Post who have been there for decades who are upset about what is happening to your newspaper.
00:14:40.000Why don't you start demanding answers as to the client list for Maxwell and Epstein?
00:14:47.000Why isn't there any interest from the Grey Lady, the paper of record, and all of these big publications to demand, if this woman is being convicted on this, she sold something to somebody, it's Elon Musk.
00:15:05.000Yeah, when I look at Maria Farmer, who was one of the former victims of the, I don't know what you call it, child trafficking, racketeering thing they were doing, and she drew a painting called the Setiles, S-E-T-I-L-E-S.
00:15:19.000You search those three words together, you'll get this painting.
00:15:22.000And it looks like she just painted all the guys, all the people that were there as part of it.
00:15:26.000She doesn't have names, but I mean, I can't imagine anyone digging too deep into it, but this is the deepest I've seen.
00:15:32.000And it's like, it's a really disturbing image.
00:15:35.000It's got Ghislaine in the middle with a bubble around her, like she's invincible.
00:15:39.000It's got Jeffrey Epstein's off up in the corner, like he's some space kid.
00:15:42.000He was the fall guy for the whole thing.
00:15:43.000He wasn't like, and then of course you got, I don't even like saying these names out loud, man, but you got Les Wexner right in the middle there under Ghislaine Maxwell, the Victoria's Secret guy.
00:16:01.000Bill Maher rips old Twitter, mocks Trudeau, and gives a shout-out to the Babylon Bee.
00:16:05.000And this, I was watching this clip from Bill Maher when he was talking about Elon Musk and the purchasing and everything, and it made me realize what's happening with the establishment, what's happening with, you know, Elon.
00:16:19.000The older, the boomer generation, they consume their news through cable television.
00:16:25.000This is why there are so many people who are like, Tucker Carlson's far right, because these are older people who are only getting their news from CNN and MSNBC, and then Fox News is like the other side, so there's like three channels.
00:16:36.000But most of us, the people our age, are on Twitter, are on Facebook, are on YouTube, so we're getting a big spattering of all this different news, but it's coming really quickly.
00:16:45.000I saw this and Bill Maher, his confusion, like a doddering old man.
00:17:30.000Well, CNN won't report on what the Babylon Bee is.
00:17:33.000So for someone like Bill Maher, who's a 60-year-old boomer, who gets his news from the New York Times physical paper edition and from cable television, he just now found out about the Babylon Bee.
00:17:48.000Elon was like, should we have free speech and stuff like that, that he was asking these questions, that the Babylon Bee was in the news.
00:17:54.000And we were all watching in real time this progress of Elon Musk And Bill Maher, one of the most prominent shows, he's confused and just now finding out about this.
00:19:08.000The fact that he's done that, I think, shows he's willing to, but he's like an old man who's looking at his phone being like, I can't press the button!
00:19:15.000And it's like, he's just not on these platforms.
00:20:56.000He went hard on 9-11 and like, if he did that today, if he came out and was like, let's talk about the deep state and the military industrial complex.
00:21:01.000They'd be like, yeah, Warner Brothers would be like, this is a little too racy.
00:21:04.000Although I think Real Time really is just that show renamed, but just a little That's a little softer.
00:21:10.000You remember when Dennis Prager was on Bill Maher?
00:21:22.000And then Bill Maher goes, wait, wait, wait, what are you talking about?
00:21:26.000And Prager mentions that at university bathrooms they were putting tampons in the men's room.
00:21:30.000And Bill says, that's for men to bring to their girlfriends.
00:21:34.000That one really frustrated me because the story was actually at that point like seven years old about bathrooms with tampons, men's rooms with tampons.
00:21:41.000But this is exactly what I think we see.
00:21:44.000I'm not trying to say that every single boom or anything like that.
00:21:48.000I'm saying on average, if you look at the average age of a cable TV news viewer, it's 62 to 69 or whatever.
00:21:54.000They're consuming all their news from the likes of Don Lemon.
00:21:57.000Yo, that's not going to work out well for us.
00:22:00.000Yeah, also with Bill Maher's response that they're just putting them in there so guys can get tampons for their girlfriends or their girlfriend could just go to the girl's bathroom right next to it.
00:22:11.000That makes no sense as an explanation.
00:22:12.000That's like the most ridiculous, I don't want to believe what I'm being told answer I've ever heard.
00:22:17.000I think Dennis could have been more prepared, but sometimes you're in these moments and you make a point, and you're not prepared to back it up.
00:22:24.000So when they were like, where, what are you talking about?
00:22:38.000I get this dynamic with comedians sometimes where they'll be like, they'll say something stupid or irrelevant and then if you start to make fun of them, they're like, come on, it was a joke, you moron.
00:22:46.000But then if you say something stupid or irrelevant, they're like, you stupid idiot.
00:22:50.000Yeah, I know exactly what you mean, where they go like, I was just a goof!
00:22:54.000You know what is dangerous for post-liberal, whatever this freedom faction is, I don't know, they say left and right and I'm like, I don't even know, it doesn't explain anything to anybody, but the side that believes in freedom.
00:23:06.000What's dangerous is that we see the CNN news stories about the insurrection.
00:23:10.000And MSNBC and Rachel Maddow, and we all laugh like, that's so dumb, no one cares.
00:23:14.000And then you look at their ratings and you're like, CNN and MSNBC get like 400 million combined views on YouTube every month.
00:23:23.000So, I mean we're doing well, but it's mostly young people.
00:23:27.000These older people are gonna vote, and they're gonna vote based on some weird insurrection narrative.
00:23:32.000Other than voting, the people that watch this show, for the most part, are listening to what we're saying.
00:23:36.000Word by word, it's all registering and they're remembering.
00:23:39.000When you have these other shows that get propped up, it's like in one ear and out the other.
00:23:43.000Not necessarily every time, but it seems to be.
00:23:45.000And this is also, for a lot of, I think, your listeners, this is just a piece to an overall puzzle.
00:23:49.000They take this piece of information, they take pieces of information from other places, whereas someone on CNN, they're just like, I watch CNN, they give me my opinions, and those are my opinions.
00:23:58.000And maybe I watch MSNBC, but for the most part, They're not kind of like going and sourcing it from... Well, this is one of the things that Richie's mom was bringing up.
00:24:06.000She was saying that there used to only be like three networks and you trusted them and they said things in a very kind of reassuring way and you felt confident in what they were telling you.
00:24:14.000And I think a lot of that has carried over for boomers, which has turned into a huge problem because they can just now tell them whatever they want to and they'll just believe it.
00:24:41.000Cause I kept saying, cause she would, she's like, you know, the classic, do you get the emails from like, you ever get, my mom just sends me emails with these articles.
00:25:12.000He says, the ministry of truth demonstrates the growing inability of the cathedral to persuade
00:25:18.000and an increasing need to just explicitly tell people what to believe. People have gone from
00:25:23.000arguing to either ignoring or presuming, not incorrectly, that it's all disingenuous propaganda
00:25:28.000at best. We're at the point now where I think on both sides, people are just absolutely unwilling
00:25:36.000to hear what the other point is being made at all.
00:25:39.000And my view of what is colloquially referred to as the right, which is this large faction of mostly like some kind of libertarian, is that they want proof, they want sources. Back up your
00:25:51.000source, back up your claim. Not all of them.
00:25:53.000There's a group of Trump supporters who believe absolutely insane things, and you can see them
00:25:58.000out there at the rallies with, Trump's going to be president on this day or whatever, and it never
00:26:01.000happens. But next time it will. But sure. But I think that's the exception, not the rule.
00:26:11.000We've got some lefties coming on the show soon that we're booking, and I think it's going to be really interesting for me to be like, hey, Trayvon Martin's story.
00:26:46.000When the Washington Post says, or the Media Matters smears the whole show over something like, you know, Seamus says, as right-wing or far-right or grifting, I'm like, I guess the only thing that defines what it is to be left or right is, do you fall for bullish or do you wait for evidence?
00:27:03.000Yeah, Thomas Massey pointed out that Congress basically split between the logical people and the emotional people, and a lot of them are leading with emotion.
00:27:13.000Too much emotion, you don't care about the facts.
00:27:16.000And then too much logic, you don't care about how people feel.
00:27:19.000You might end up experimenting on human bodies to get your...
00:27:24.000We've seen societies that are only driven by logic and they put people's arms into sub-zero temperatures to watch them freeze while still attached to their bodies.
00:27:32.000I want to give a shout-out, though, to all of the media outlets that were trying to smear me for defending Kyle Rittenhouse.
00:28:23.000Like, what does the far left even mean?
00:28:25.000And then someone like Tim comes out and says, hey, I'm actually in favor of free healthcare as well, but they still call you far right because you don't fall for the same stories they do.
00:28:37.000So there's this disinformation governance board.
00:28:39.000I don't know if you guys talked about this, but what happens when the next president is Trump or DeSantis and he goes, OK, we have this disinformation governance board.
00:29:02.000Mitt Romney, if it was Mitt Romney, somehow gets elected, then he's going to be like, it's time to put on a new guy who's going to talk about what's the real truth.
00:29:12.000If it's DeSantis or Trump, Trump's going to be like, I'm getting rid of it.
00:29:15.000But imagine the hysterics if he goes, yeah, you guys, great idea, everyone.
00:29:32.000You know, George W. Bush comes in with all these wars and Barack Obama's like, we're gonna change it.
00:29:36.000Then gets in and is like, I'm gonna kill kids instead.
00:29:38.000Then Barack Obama signs the indefinite detention provisions.
00:29:41.000Then Barack Obama increases the drone attacks.
00:29:43.000And you know that if a Republican like Mitt Romney were to win, it wouldn't matter.
00:29:47.000But then Trump won, and he broke these people.
00:29:50.000Yeah, so we were sort of talking about that the other day, and I don't think that's an effective thing to say to left-wingers, unfortunately, because they know that while right-wingers could use that power to be authoritarian and suppress them, that they actually need that power in order to survive.
00:30:05.000Because in order for left-wing orthodoxy to flourish, you basically have to scare people into pretending to believe something else, because no one's going to voluntarily agree to the idea that Children should change their genders, not the number that people are giving assent to it now.
00:30:18.000Well, this is the crazy thing that two things occur.
00:30:21.000When I made a point on Twitter, I said, it's crazy that if you believe children shouldn't be getting sex change surgery, you're considered right-wing.
00:30:35.000And the response to every single person who says that is someone showing a news story talking about medical intervention, chemical, or surgical.
00:31:01.000I don't think it's transphobic to care about, to protect children from, you know, gender surgery, sexual surgeries at that point.
00:31:08.000You know, being transphobic is like meeting someone that's an adult person that's trans and being like, I don't want to be anywhere near that person or I'm going to talk crap about them.
00:31:16.000We do have a bunch of stories specifically addressing that in schools, but I do want to focus on this real quick while we're talking about like media manipulation and lies.
00:31:37.000CNN's new boss kicked off his first day on the job by telling employees he wants to focus the network's reporting on news and truth amid criticism over the scandal-scarred network's heavy emphasis on opinion-based shows.
00:31:48.000Chris Lick, to officially replace CNN's disgraced boss Zucker on Monday, A following stint as executive producer at the Late Show with Stephen Colbert in CBS This Morning circulated a memo to his employees saying, I think we can be a beacon in regaining that trust by being an organization that exemplifies the best characteristics of journalism.
00:32:06.000Fearlessly speaking truth to power, challenging the status quo, questioning groupthink, and educating viewers and readers with straightforward facts and insightful commentary, while always being respectful of differing viewpoints.
00:32:18.000First and foremost, we should and we will be advocates for the truth. You know why he's saying that?
00:32:22.000Because the dude who now owns the majority shareholder in Warner Discovery
00:32:27.000Said he wanted to or something happened where it came out.
00:32:30.000It was reported He wanted to purge all of the opinion lefty garbage from
00:32:35.000CNN. So this guy's like I don't want to lose my job. I I believe in truth!
00:32:39.000As if I'm ever going to go to CNN for truth.
00:32:42.000This is why I can't stand the subjectivity of truth.
00:33:03.000Like, what does he envision CNN to be?
00:33:06.000With, you know, he's like, it's gonna be this truth and you're gonna purge all the, like, in this scenario where it's all purging all these, like, you know, the far, like, what is it gonna become?
00:33:28.000Who was it who did the Fauci thing where they were dancing and they had the thing that they spread it open and they were spinning with it and it was like a big picture of Fauci's face?
00:34:03.000You know, seriously, when Colbert, for those who didn't see it, he did this thing where he had like, what was it, like women and men dressed up like syringes dancing?
00:34:44.000Yeah, then he got his new show where he's playing the Republican fake guy and he tells people he would literally he was like satire show But he would say things that he didn't believe as they were real and like just screw people's minds Bull crap artist and then he's on this show like we're supposed to all of a sudden believe anything out of this guy He's a trash liar for a job I mean, maybe he's a nice funny guy, but I've never seen him like dig under the surface He was great on strangers with candy if you ever saw that guy I couldn't bring myself to watch.
00:35:10.000Actually, it did look like he was pretty good in that movie.
00:35:13.000As an actor, I think he's a talented actor.
00:35:27.000And when Jack Posobiec came on here and said that Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert were the spearheads of the politicization of comedy, I think that makes so much sense.
00:35:38.000No, I was just going to say that I remember years ago, we talked about this on the show a little while ago actually on this episode about the whole clown nose on clown nose off thing that a lot of these late night hosts and particularly Jon Stewart would do.
00:35:52.000I remember he got into a debate with Tucker Carlson and he was grilling Tucker and Tucker starts pointing out factual inaccuracies with Jon Stewart's show and his reporting and he goes, Because it's a comedy show.
00:36:22.000And it's like, it's fine to do jokes and politics, right?
00:36:25.000But if you're saying something that you intend for people to believe as true, and it turns out to be false, you don't get to fall back on it.
00:36:35.000Well, this is the embodiment of that obnoxious kid when you were younger being like, you know, I'm just playing, you know, I'm just playing.
00:37:03.000Like David Gross used to be literally my favorite comedian and now and he did all the stuff where he's almost like he's now apologizing for everything he did and he's like everything I did that was so funny eight years ago is you know all cancelable stuff.
00:37:18.000Or like the guy that took all the psychedelics and he's like, hey, don't do psychedelics.
00:37:52.00025 to 54 the late show wins with a 0.5 with 614,000 viewers against Jimmy
00:37:59.000Kimmel's live with 489,000 and the tonight's shows with Okay, that makes sense.
00:38:05.000So, Colbert beats Kimmel and Fallon with a 0.2 over their 0.1s.
00:38:11.000I don't know what that means, and they don't give me the full... I think that's like the share... the decimal is like... No, look at this, look at this.
00:38:18.000Across total viewers, late night averaged 1 million viewers over the season.
00:39:30.000So I thought Conan was pretty funny, but like I wasn't tuning in every night.
00:39:33.000It's a weird format because like an incredibly good comedian can maybe churn out an hour a year and you've got you have these comedians have to go on stage every night and do like 45 minutes of material it's just even if they're good and they're not ideologues it's not going to be good.
00:40:28.000Friday nights maybe, like we used to do the Friday jams back in the day.
00:40:31.000We'll do a Friday night show and then we'll also have a musical guest to perform afterwards, play music, and we'll just start taking over this space I guess.
00:40:39.000It's gotta be, like, not family-friendly.
00:40:42.000That's a big problem with these shows, is they can't say the wrong thing.
00:40:45.000You can't give the middle finger to the people during the show.
00:42:27.000Maya Kobabi's book, Genderqueer, about coming out as a non-binary, landed the author at the center of a battle over which books belong in schools and who gets to make the decision.
00:42:38.000So I don't know if you could pull that up and we can show the image.
00:43:05.000If I were to actually say what the book showed, then parents would probably be upset, which I can respect, but YouTube absolutely would give us a flag.
00:43:15.000So what'll happen is, when the show's over, We'll go, and it'll give us the yellow demonetization thing, and we gotta request it.
00:43:23.000If I describe to you the images in the book because they're sexually graphic, we will get confirmed demonetized, and the clip from the show will also be demonetized, and you could potentially, YouTube will punish you with downranking.
00:43:36.000So, they used to do this in the past where they would apply codes to your channel, which would make it harder for people, like shadowbanning, basically.
00:43:42.000If I tell you what's in the book, and this book showing sexually graphic images was being put in school libraries, and when people complain about it, the New York Times defends the book, doesn't show any of the images.
00:45:49.000The New York Times gets this woman to come out.
00:45:52.000Her name is Mandy Zhang of Wappinger's Fall.
00:45:54.000New York is planning to start a band book club.
00:45:56.000Hey, alright, we can show up and bring Playboy with us because that's not allowed in schools either, right?
00:46:01.000This is a fascinating thing to me because I hear this argument from the left where they're like, They're trying to ban books, and I'm like, there are tons of books that are legitimately banned from these schools.
00:46:10.000When they talk about wanting to ban critical race theory books, just as a blanket statement, I can't remember who he had on the show, but I was like, I don't wanna do that.
00:46:19.000I think schools, depending on the age, should critically discuss what this book is.
00:46:24.000My issue is when they inject the ideology into their classes without telling you what they're teaching you is the praxis of critical race theory.
00:46:32.000I don't want books banned, but here's my point.
00:46:34.000It's not a banned book club to bring porn.
00:46:37.000You're like these these books are actually that's a great sounds like an awesome book.
00:46:40.000I've never considered joining a book club.
00:46:45.000So we got two comedians to make content you can you can either of you can take it where people are like it's a banned book club and the book I bought is Playboy.
00:46:53.000But like they're literally no they're making the argument for why the book should be banned too.
00:47:00.000Like, they're making an argument in favor of banning books because when you use the phrase book ban, it doesn't really have a positive connotation.
00:47:06.000You're like, there's this book ban, look what's on it!
00:47:09.000You're like, maybe we should have a book ban.
00:48:01.000You do need to know what's in this book because the way the New York Times is painting this is they took a picture that she didn't even put in the book and they said, oh, this is what the artist draws.
00:48:09.000It's like, oh, mom, I think I might be bi.
00:48:20.000And I was so relieved to see that this tweet that the New York Times put out about this article got freaking ratioed right to heck because everyone's like, this is what's actually in the book.
00:48:31.000I was like, did you guys put the picture in the article?
00:49:29.000The scandal is that these were in schools in the first place.
00:49:32.000Isn't there constantly, too, like a blue state, red state debate where, you know, blue states go, these are the books we don't think are appropriate.
00:49:38.000And, you know, it'll be like Huckleberry Finn or something.
00:49:42.000Or whatever, you know, like they just, they kind of go back and forth and they just, it's weird that they have their, it's usually race and sex.
00:51:16.000They make the whole community look bad.
00:51:17.000But I think the left is so instinctive to defend any and all, you end up with bad people getting away with bad things because they'll just feign being part of some community.
00:51:28.000I want to mention Huckleberry Finn's in the Library of Congress.
00:51:37.000I honestly, I'm trying to think now too.
00:51:39.000I'm like, I honestly think when I was in high school, maybe not, maybe elementary school, but we did read it and like, you know, you read it out loud and I was like, man, if you were that kid who got that page.
00:51:49.000Is that the one where, damn, where Huck was going down the river on the raft with Jim?
00:53:49.000Whenever issues of left and right comes up, they say, when is Tim going to defend abortion rights?
00:53:53.000And I just want to say one thing very clearly.
00:53:55.000When they come out and they're like, the left hasn't gone left and the right has gone right, my entire life, the Republicans wanted to ban abortion outright.
00:54:03.000Do you know what the Republicans want to do today?
00:54:04.000They've gone so far right, they want to ban abortion still.
00:54:28.000According to initial draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito, the draft opinion is a full-throated, unflinching repudiation of the 1973 decision, which guaranteed federal constitutional protections of abortion rights and a subsequent 1992 decision, Planned Parenthood v. Casey, that largely maintained that right.
00:54:47.000We hold that Rowan Casey must be overruled.
00:54:50.000He writes in the document labeled as the opinion of the court it is time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives.
00:54:59.000I just want to point out like during the show Lydia will like pull up a story it's like something's happening but usually it's like oh we'll get to that and then I saw this and I'm like trying to make my point and I'm just like So what's it saying, that it becomes a state issue?
00:55:13.000And this is because they strike down Roe v. Wade, everything that every subsequent court hearing that was based on Roe v. Wade is now struck as well?
00:56:25.000I remember my family, my dad would say, it's always wrong, but sometimes there's issues where we don't know if we have the right and the government and stuff like that.
00:56:36.000So it was always a more libertarian approach.
00:56:38.000What we're seeing now from the left is the argument that it's constitutionally enshrined to terminate the life of a baby, which goes well beyond any position I've ever held.
00:56:47.000But I've always been in the more libertarian position, which is a very difficult position because there's serious moral challenges to it that I don't have the answers to.
00:56:54.000So I don't have a strong moral position other than... It is a crazy thing that it really, like, splits right down the middle.
00:57:01.000Like, I feel like if you just took a random subset of 5,000 Americans, it would be right, like, 50-50.
00:57:08.000But there's no, it's because on the merits of the argument, there is no middle.
00:57:19.000And it's also fascinating because when you consider the fact that the Supreme Court case on gay marriage was decided 10 years ago, and basically the entire population is in favor, or a very large majority of the population is now, and you can lose your job basically for saying you aren't, then you consider the fact that Roe v. Wade was decided, what, 50 years ago?
00:57:48.000I mean, there are millions and millions of children who are not going to be slaughtered because of this.
00:57:53.000And so often, the right loses, fails to take ground, and just allows the left to advance more slowly.
00:58:01.000Today, we have experienced one of the most incredible experiences that we could as a movement, because if we stand for anything, it has to be innocent life.
00:58:11.000I remember them talking about when Roe was passed, there was a growing approval of abortion among the states.
00:58:18.000And when this happened, they were like, approval changed, like people stopped approving of it.
00:58:23.000And I honestly hope that this is the first in a long series of steps that we take to send these issues back to the states.
00:58:30.000I am a very hard line on abortion, but this has always been a state's issue.
00:58:34.000It should have always belonged to the states, because this is not something that was given to the federal government in the Constitution, and the Tenth Amendment is extremely explicit about this.
00:58:42.000Anything that's not given to the federal government should be left to the states, because the states are much more in tune with what a smaller subset of the population that live in that area think and believe.
01:01:35.000After hearing this news, if in two months they say, due to extenuating circumstances and extreme political pressure, we've changed our position, what do you think is going to happen in this country?
01:01:53.000I'm totally having to move back to Canada.
01:01:56.000So one of these, they probably did it in a closed room, I don't know the process, but one of these justices may or may not have leaked this to one of their aides, and then that aide leaked it to the press, or the justice just leaked it to the press.
01:02:07.000Either way, this to me is evidence that we need to get rid of all of them and put new justices in.
01:03:07.000So every winter, things calm down because people are indoors and they can't go out and do crazy things.
01:03:16.000And every winter for the past 11 years or 10 years as I've been covering conflict, winter comes around and everyone says, I guess it's all over.
01:03:24.000The riots and the protesting and everything is done.
01:03:29.000Give it a few months, and in the summer, you're gonna see it get crazy again.
01:03:33.000And then I was thinking about this just recently, because Stephen Marsh wrote that article, that abortion could be... He says abortion is a similar moral issue to what slavery was for the Civil War.
01:04:05.000This is one of the most dramatic escalations.
01:04:07.000That there are Supreme Court justices, sure, as Ian mentions, I don't know if we get rid of all of them, who have staff or someone leaked this to the press, just undercutting our entire system of governance.
01:04:21.000I'm really worried about what's going to happen over the next two months, but hey man, don't be surprised if you see rioting and smashing of windows and just destruction.
01:05:53.000The people should vote on Supreme Court justices at this stage, and there should be four-year term limits.
01:05:57.000I disagree, because once you get that vote in there, you get the influence, you get the concern about possibly being re-elected or whatever, and if people vote and make that decision, they're like, oh, we regret it, we're gonna recall them.
01:06:07.000I feel like there's so much more of a solid factor when you have the president put them into place.
01:06:13.000And then they don't have to worry about a re-election.
01:06:15.000And because it is a lifetime appointment, they don't shift so much with the tide as regular politics.
01:06:47.000So Congress can impeach a justice, the president appoints, Senate confirms, and we've got the elected president, we've got the elected members of Congress, they all have varying degrees to their terms.
01:06:59.000Congress is two years, Senate is six, the presidency is four.
01:07:17.000But the point is, some people are appointed for life, and I think it's a good thing, because as Lydia pointed out, they don't change the tides.
01:07:31.000And then the Senate is six years, which is a bit longer, and the presidency is four.
01:07:34.000These different amounts of time allow there to be anchor positions so the country doesn't just implode instantly.
01:07:40.000Unfortunately, it's not working so well because the country looks like a very slow implosion.
01:07:46.000Also, it took the Federal Reserve to come in and take over the country and now abuse our system and put these people in power for life and then pay them off in the background.
01:07:54.000Yeah, there's been three impeachments of justices.
01:09:47.000Let me, I'll tell you what's going to happen.
01:09:49.000Right now, I assure you, there are tons of red states that are immediately drafting outright bans, knowing that in two months, they've won.
01:10:07.000I want to ask you guys some questions.
01:10:10.000I've asked this question, I think only in the Members Only before, but I have a question.
01:10:17.000If You saw someone about to kill another person.
01:10:22.000You are legally allowed to protect the life of others.
01:10:26.000So if an evil man was pinning down another man, choking him, you could use lethal force against the aggressor to save the life of the person being harmed.
01:10:36.000In most circumstances, obviously, if it's like there's a cop who's, you know, attacking somebody because they're fighting and you intervene, you might get in trouble.
01:10:42.000But if the cop was actually trying to kill the, like, just strangle the guy out, maybe.
01:10:47.000If Roe v. Wade is overturned, and in red states they pass laws outright saying an unborn child is a life, and a doctor is about to perform an abortion, What would happen if someone intervened to protect the life of that child as per the law of their state?
01:11:04.000This is where I think we get into Civil War territory.
01:11:13.000Well, but I'm saying people will be doing it under that guise where they're saying vigilante justice.
01:11:18.000If there's no legal distinction between saving the life of a child and an unborn child because they are legally the same thing, And you have a doctor who's like, I am going to now perform the incision on the spine.
01:11:30.000And someone says, I will stop you by any means necessary.
01:11:34.000You might end up with stories where the courts say it was self-defense to stop the killing of that child.
01:11:40.000So I think that's where we can get into Civil War territory.
01:11:44.000I'm concerned about miscarriages, man.
01:11:45.000Like, if a six-month pregnant woman falls down and hits her stomach and the baby dies, then what, are they going to charge her with manslaughter because she didn't protect and defend the baby's life?
01:11:56.000She allowed it into a dangerous situation?
01:11:58.000Well, I guess in this sense it would be, what, the actual procedure of... Right.
01:12:03.000Well, then you're going to see a bunch of women falling over and landing on their stomachs.
01:12:19.000All the supposed numbers of women who died from back alley abortions were literally completely fabricated.
01:12:24.000Bernard Nathanson, who founded NARAL, admitted later on in his life, after he actually converted and became pro-life, because he saw the errors of his ways, that he was literally just making all of it up.
01:12:33.000Um, but yeah, that's the answer to that question.
01:12:35.000Ian, right now, there are people who will be driving their car.
01:12:38.000Now, I'll tell you a story from my neighborhood.
01:12:40.000There was an old man driving his car, and he ran over a 14-year-old girl, and when he went, ba-boom, ba-boom, he stopped, put the car in reverse, and backed up, not knowing what he hit, and crushed her head like a melon.
01:12:57.000Because in order to charge someone, you need several criteria.
01:13:01.000And an accident like this with an old guy, they said he wasn't negligent, he was just an old guy driving, and he hit somebody, panicked, and killed her.
01:13:11.000He didn't see the person before he hit him?
01:13:17.000He was doing everything right, but he was just a bad driver.
01:13:20.000And my understanding is, I don't think he got... I'm pretty sure he didn't get charged.
01:13:24.000They just took his license away from him.
01:13:26.000There are a lot of people who do things... Like, you could be driving down the... You could be driving, and someone... It could be pitch black on a road, and someone jumps in front of your car, and you hit them, and you don't get charged.
01:13:37.000And they'll be like, you weren't driving.
01:13:52.000I think in the circumstance where you're driving your car and you hit somebody, and it was a real accident where the person jumped out in front of you and you were doing everything right, you might still get charged.
01:14:01.000If it's a woman who has a miscarriage and it goes to the hospital, I think it may happen, but it'll be extremely rare that the cops are going to be like, let's lock her up.
01:14:09.000Yeah, I mean, you'd have to find me an example of that actually happening.
01:14:13.000I know a couple years ago there was a story where a woman put a fully developed unborn child in a dumpster, and so I think they were investigating to see whether or not the child was born and then she put it in the dumpster, or if it was a miscarriage.
01:14:26.000But I don't know of any examples of any of the states where abortion is currently restricted or illegal where women are pursued for having miscarriages.
01:14:33.000In fact, in the ones that we've seen, the penalty only falls upon the doctor.
01:14:36.000Yeah, you can't really tell if it was an intentional destruction of the fetus through miscarriage or if the woman actually miscarried.
01:14:43.000That's why it's scary to me about charging people for that in a place where abortion is illegal.
01:14:47.000I mean, in abortion procedures after a certain point, they actually go in there and they rip the child out piece by piece.
01:15:03.000I think what's going to happen now is there were a wave of red states that were passing these 16-week ban, 11-week ban, and that was the catalyst for getting to the Supreme Court.
01:15:12.000And then the Supreme Court said, we're going to go beyond your argument for your 16-week ban.
01:15:31.000Like, you know, break... Well, there's two things.
01:15:37.000There's trigger laws that say as soon as Roe v. Wade is overturned, they instantly go into effect.
01:15:43.000But what I'm saying is right now, states seeing that Roe v. Wade has not been overturned yet, but it will be, they're going to pass a law right now and be like, you can't sue us because we're going to win in two months anyway, so good luck.
01:15:58.000I don't know, maybe you guys can explain to me why in some states, in some instances, it is a double homicide if a pregnant mother is killed, like in the case of Lacey Peterson, and in other cases, it's not.
01:16:10.000Does it just depend on what the mother wants?
01:16:12.000I would argue that Roe v. Wade should have made that absolute nationwide.
01:16:16.000If you're going to argue that abortion can be done in any state in the country, with only certain limitations, then you should not be able to charge someone for killing a fetus.
01:16:26.000Because that would mean the Supreme Court said you could kill children.
01:16:39.000It's possible that Antifa loses their mind over this, but I do hope that this will be a red pill for these Supreme Court justices and then they can look at this and say, okay, this is definitely something that should not be in the control of the Supreme Court.
01:16:57.000At the very least, left to the individual states, and possibly banned outright.
01:17:01.000Because every single state has prohibitions against murder, obviously, and I think that this would be the closest comparison we could make at this point in time, although you could also say slavery.
01:17:10.000But if every single state has prohibitions against murder, then you should also be able to say that every single state should have similar prohibitions against abortion.
01:17:21.000So one argument that people will make when they say abortion should be left up to the states, even though they believe it's murder, is that generally whether murder or how to prosecute murder is left up to individual states.
01:17:30.000But that doesn't really hold water because it's not as if states are able to say murder is altogether legal here and we're not going to go after anyone for committing it.
01:17:38.000I think the federal government would step in at that point.
01:17:40.000So I do believe there's very good reason to ban abortion at the federal level.
01:17:44.000I think every leftist nightmare is now about to occur.
01:17:49.000If you live in a city like New York or Chicago or Los Angeles, nothing will change.
01:17:56.000Because Roe v. Wade just returns the right to the states, and those states already lead a life.
01:17:59.000Well, I will, there will be one thing changing in New York, which is I know so many like women who honestly thought it was like Handmaid's Tale.
01:18:07.000Like we're just like, we're living in the Handmaid's Tale.
01:18:09.000And they were saying it pretty hyperbolically before.
01:18:11.000And now that's going to be like, for them, it'd be like a little in their minds, a little less.
01:18:15.000They're going to be like, no, it literally is Handmaid's Tale.
01:18:18.000Everything is Handmaid's Tale all the time.
01:19:38.000Hairy Handmaid and the Sorcerer's Secret.
01:19:41.000And it's a book about... Hairy Handmaid and the Stone's Tale.
01:19:45.000Are the wizards the bad guys in this one?
01:19:47.000They're like a religious sect and they make all the women wear the black robes and they force them to be witches.
01:19:52.000Also, it's funny because when you look at the synopsis of A Handmaid's Tale, it's like, the men are able to have sex with all the women they want, and they're what?
01:20:00.000It's like, isn't this supposed to be a Christian theocracy, where it's all about monogamy and one man, one woman?
01:20:06.000Like, this actually sounds more like the world as it is now, where really rich, wealthy dudes just sleep around with whoever they want, and then if she gets pregnant, they just kill the baby, and his wife has, like, the appearance kept up, but he's doing whatever he wants.
01:20:19.000It's much more in line with our culture now.
01:20:24.000But from what I understand, from what's been explained to me, it's basically that there are women who are forced to carry children for men who basically own them.
01:20:33.000Isn't it like the population collapses?
01:20:40.000It's post-apocalyptic, and then so the Christians, like Christian theocracy takes over, and they're like, we need babies, so the women have to have babies, and so they, the women are just forced to be, you know, broodmares for the state.
01:20:50.000That was a George Carlin quote, by the way.
01:20:53.000The totalitarian, the totalitarian theocratic government of Gideons establishes a rule in the former United States, or I'm sorry, of Gilead establishes rule in the United States in the aftermath of a civil war.
01:21:04.000I mean, Tim, you're always talking about a civil war.
01:21:06.000Maybe you think it's a handmaid's tale.
01:21:09.000I kind of think it's a handmaid's tale.
01:21:15.000Look, we've got to admit it, it is a handmaid's tale.
01:21:17.000Tomorrow on Fox News, you're going to see the different opinion commentators and journalists sitting together like, it's time to tell them, it was the handmaid's tale!
01:21:25.000There's something to it that isn't the Catholic Church's.
01:21:27.000The point of it was like, don't use birth control because we want as many Catholics born as possible and don't have sex with people out of wedlock.
01:21:33.000Make sure you stay in your Catholic union.
01:21:35.000Well, it's, it's make sure that you, so that's part of the natural law though.
01:21:38.000I mean, that isn't specifically Catholic, basically until like 50 years ago, it was every religion that said wait until you're married and don't use birth control.
01:21:45.000You know, I don't know if you know this, but monogamy started back thousands of years ago because... John Q. Monogamy didn't want his wife messing around with other guys, so he said, we will!
01:21:56.000It was originally humans would just, you know, have orgies, but vampirism began to spread.
01:22:01.000So to contain the spread of the vampiric disease, everybody had to pair up.
01:22:07.000Otherwise, you know, you'd be a vampire.
01:22:09.000I was just thinking about being a vampire earlier today.
01:22:11.000I was looking in the mirror at my white, white skin.
01:22:14.000I haven't been outside in like three days.
01:22:22.000And then the women take off their clothes to have Handmaid's Tale outfits underneath like, WE TOLD YOU THIS WAS COMING!
01:22:26.000So I did a cartoon a while ago about the Supreme Court not forcing nuns to pay for Plan B pills, and they're basically surrounded by these feminists like, My life is a Handmaid's Tale, so I've done it.
01:23:33.000She, she kind of, no, like she's some sort of, you know, she said the wrong thing and then everybody who loved her instantly kind of... She said it instead of they.
01:23:41.000Like something very benign that a 70 year old woman might make that mistake.
01:23:47.000And then she had people really turning against her.
01:23:49.000She's like, my summer house just got one story bigger.
01:23:52.000Isn't it hilarious though that like, that's something you can kind of say about- you either can say about everyone and anyone or will be able to say about anyone.
01:23:59.000They got in trouble for something they said about gender, I don't know.
01:24:29.000I'm willing to bet big chain stores right now Right now, I'm willing to bet executives high up at big box stores are sending out the alert.
01:24:38.000They're saying get notifications to every store.
01:24:40.000We want them ready to board up at a moment's notice.
01:24:43.000I mean, I live right beside Union Square in New York.
01:24:46.000I guarantee you tomorrow, or at least this weekend, there will be some huge thing and, you know, there will be some damage.
01:24:53.000Corporate is like, alright, prepare the wood to board up the windows, and then PR, prepare the letter of solidarity to tell the rioters we're standing with them as they burn our building down.
01:24:59.000I mean, in New York, yeah, in New York they don't need like a logical reason to riot.
01:25:32.000What concerns me is that if there's a riot and the government really wants to go full regime totalitarian, they can send out the feds, martial law, crack it down, put these people in prison for life, totally turn on them.
01:25:43.000And then now we've got our militocracy.
01:25:45.000Do you think the Biden administration would do that?
01:25:48.000He's such a psycho, like he's so uncalculable and vapid that yeah, I think he's the kind of guy that could go complete insanity.
01:25:55.000He just created a What is this this this put this woman in charge of his like disinformation regime?
01:26:01.000No, that's not true. The disinformation regime told me that was not true.
01:26:03.000Oh, that was disinformation too? I don't know what to believe anymore.
01:26:28.000If like, instead of putting on hoodies and black bandanas, they all dress up like handmaids and they're like rampaging through New York with those red gowns.
01:26:35.000I'm telling you, you're joking about this.
01:27:22.000In case you weren't alarmed enough, a vote for Democrats is a vote for people to riot in your city whenever politics doesn't go the way they want.
01:27:31.000Riots are dangerous and I do advocate for bringing out the military.
01:27:41.000Deliberations on controversial cases in the past have been fluid.
01:27:45.000Justices can and sometimes do change their votes as draft opinions circulate, and major decisions can be subject to multiple drafts and vote trading, sometimes until just days before a decision is unveiled.
01:27:56.000The court's holding will not be final until it's published, likely in the next two months.
01:28:01.000They are saying in this article, riot now!
01:28:03.000What they're saying is, several of the justices have expressed that they're severely depressed and don't know how they can go on in this world.
01:28:29.000I thought that Trump should have sent out the military to put down the riots.
01:28:32.000Yeah, so that's interesting that you mentioned that because I was going to say, do you really think that the Biden administration would crack down on Antifa?
01:28:37.000Because when you talk about the disinformation act they're pushing through, That is 100% pointed toward the right.
01:28:45.000There's nothing going against the left from the Biden administration, and there never will be, I don't think.
01:28:49.000Well, they're useful idiots, and they'll be thrown under the bus when it's time.
01:29:12.000They leaked it right to Politico, which is troubling to me because this is the branch of government that should not be political.
01:29:19.000It shouldn't be because like I was saying earlier, they're not elected.
01:29:22.000They don't need to worry about an upcoming midterm or anything like that.
01:29:25.000They just need to focus on reading the Constitution and trying to follow it exactly as written.
01:29:30.000And this is the reason that they're kind of protected from the vicissitudes of elections, is so they don't have to be influenced by politics.
01:29:37.000And this, to me, looks like they're trying to use Antifa against them, which is deeply troubling.
01:29:42.000Yeah, I mean, well, that's because Antifa is the militant arm of the Democratic Party.
01:29:46.000I mean, there are elected officials and celebrity activists battle those people out of gel whenever they riot and try to burn down a city to intimidate the people in that city to adopt their policy.
01:29:54.000So it's pretty straightforward at this point.
01:29:55.000You think they're having fun at the Met Gala right now?
01:30:32.000It's like a fundraiser, but then they got rich elites and then they got all like the Hollywood and all that stuff into it and made a whole production out of it.
01:30:40.000So this says right now barricades are up around the Supreme Court building just minutes after reports were made.
01:30:45.000I'm telling you, my area is going to be on fire when I get home tomorrow.
01:32:17.000There was everything was boarded up and then they go.
01:32:19.000Ah, like it's kind of It's like what do we do now?
01:32:23.000It was gonna be the Super Bowl of rioting it was and they're wearing like hockey masks They're like, let's go and they're like Biden wins and they're like But now, now they're like, finally.
01:32:47.000I've heard some people say that part of the reason it's so difficult to govern over something like that is because you really have to like nip it in the bud early.
01:32:54.000But when you do that, it can appear as if you're cracking down on people or being peaceful.
01:32:57.000But like, as soon as any violence starts, you have to, you have to just immediately remove any violent element.
01:33:16.000Cause they had, they had the convoy before and then now they have the bikers and they just straight up came out and they go, Oh, you know, we got to make sure there's no like hate crimes.
01:33:23.000And you're like, this is not on the table.
01:33:25.000Like you're just kind of saying this to plant the seed.
01:33:27.000Brian Tyler Cohen says, when we expand the court, this will be why.
01:33:39.000It was written, Rogan says this from time to time, it was created in a time when people rode on horseback and rode with quills on paper, and they had to go to Washington D.C.
01:35:16.000But if you're just making a vote, like they had on the Amber Heard Johnny Depp trial, they had witnesses actually telecommute it in for the first time they'd ever seen it.
01:35:52.000And if they didn't have to be there, they'd never go there, and they'd be like, just sign me off on yes on all of them, and I'm gonna go fundraise.
01:35:58.000There's another problem is that they're running for re-election.
01:36:07.000Well, Thomas Jefferson had a bold quote, which I don't know if we should say, but it is a historical quote about the Tree of Liberty, which everyone probably understands.
01:36:16.000There's a general idea that every couple hundred years, we need to have a reassessment of where we're at with our laws and how they're working.
01:36:25.000The problem with that is, if the left is in Congress and we do a reassessment, they're going to be like, we will now strip the rights of half this country away because we have half plus one.
01:36:38.000I think that the constitutional amendment process is fairly good.
01:36:43.000It's allowed us to protect ourselves from democratic tyranny, the tyranny of the majority.
01:36:49.000There are crazy evil people who will lie, cheat, and steal to gain power.
01:36:54.000And it's not hard for them to rally a bunch of dumb people to destroy the Constitution, but it's really hard to do with the system we have.
01:37:01.000If all they had to do was rally 51%, 50.01% of people to take away your rights, your rights would be gone.
01:37:30.000I like that you can amend the Constitution, but maybe these amendments should only stand for a certain amount of time and then they wash off unless we re-vote to have them put back on.
01:37:39.000Oh, but other than that, potentially have you lose the guns?
01:37:44.000Yeah, there's a problem that you could lose the Bill of Rights.
01:37:46.000I would imagine you would exempt the Bill of Rights from this.
01:42:10.000This is what's so bizarre about it, right?
01:42:11.000Because these news networks cater to a more left-wing audience when you're looking at CNN and MSNBC, and the boomers are the only people who watch it, but they were the ones who prided themselves on being the non-conformist generation that stood up to authority.
01:42:22.000They're like, I'm only gonna get my news from the authorities!
01:42:26.000I mean, there's boomers on both sides.
01:42:27.000I mean, there are boomers on both sides, but the boomers on the right are actually like, look at this link I got from conspiracy.blogspot.net that proves that.
01:42:35.000And then they click it, it's like a phishing scam.
01:44:02.000Well, since 2018, he's been talking about something that he called American Pravda, which is where he was wanting to hold the media accountable on his own site.
01:44:10.000So I think there's just him continuing that idea.
01:44:13.000Morgan H says, hey Tim, looks like Vice is trying to find a buyer.
01:49:29.000And then he throws his cane and starts dancing with the chickens.
01:49:31.000And then Media Matters says Tim Pool launched a false advertisement campaign fooling people into donating to his pro-chicken charity when it went right into his own pocket.
01:49:39.000It's not a charity, it's a for-profit enterprise.
01:49:42.000You're saying, but you're telling the public that this is their chance to save Chicken City.
01:50:35.000He's just kind of like, he's kind of like raspy, but that's not, it doesn't sound like it.
01:50:41.000That's what yeah Yeah, exactly raspy, but it's not really an impression like this down when he's talks a little bit I was like this, a little bit.
01:50:53.000Yeah, but it's like, it's hard to get the... It's a very unique sound.
01:52:47.000Why have we decided as a society that Monday through Friday we work, Saturday and Sunday we don't, and we'll change the way we describe the day?
01:52:54.000I mean, you could do Wednesday to Sunday, and then Monday and Tuesday just become... Yeah, it's a pop culture crisis.
01:52:58.000It's because Saturday and Sunday are both the Sabbath.
01:53:02.000So it's a religious literally they're both depending on which which which religion and you're supposed to rest You are supposed to is that it right you rest the Lord's Day in the Sabbath?
01:53:11.000Yeah, so yes, basically basically, but also I think there's there's also just value in general about having Time off for people, you know, yeah, yeah clear the mind.
01:53:20.000Yeah, we got a good one here This is Adam Gray says Senate election needs to go back to the state legislature appointment That is a check and balance on the Supreme Court.
01:53:27.000We lost when it was made to be popular vote agreed What is that the 17th?
01:53:32.000You want to look up the 17th amendment?
01:53:35.000I think it's the 17th amendment and I want to make sure real quick.
01:54:57.000But I imagine what will happen is there's going to be more lawsuits and more challenges in different ways that will end up going to the Supreme Court.
01:55:04.000And if the court changes by one vote, there you go.
01:56:36.000Bernie Katsuroi says, Tim, along with classic American literature like Mark Twain's works, I will always be saddened that the same was done to the Laura Ingalls Wilder award, those little house books many of us grew up on.
01:57:36.000So, um, you know, these chickens just, it's, it's, you know, 15 days of slow spread started January of 2021.
01:57:44.000And, uh, just gotta keep going until the cases go down, but they've only gotten worse.
01:57:48.000So how would, I'm curious how that would be transmitted to the chickens that you have, like a chicken from another, another chicken city runs on over and he coughs on one of your chickens?
01:58:26.000Alright, Baron of Grey Matter says the leaking of this decision could be construed as an insurrection because it incites violence against the government.
01:59:04.000It's about like all the bro choicers are like, I care about women's rights.
01:59:07.000And it's like literally just like wanting consequence-free sexual access.
01:59:10.000All right, Waffle Sensei says, the Left argues the 14th Amendment prevents the government from intervening in a woman's personal life and choices, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, and the baby is property.
01:59:20.000The Right says the baby has human rights, so the Left pretends babies aren't human.
01:59:25.000That's the problem with the whole argument with the Left, is that, you know, like, I think it was Vosch we had here, because we rarely have Leftists, and he said, when he was asked, I think Charlie Kirk asked him, when is a baby, like, alive?
01:59:34.000He said, I don't know, sometime after birth.
01:59:43.000I asked this question to Vosh on Twitter.
01:59:45.000It's funny how, like, so many of these lefties just lose their minds and they're a waste of time to interact with.
01:59:50.000But with Vosh, I asked him, if there was a procedure where a baby, at any stage, a fetus, could be taken out and implanted in a faux womb, do you think that should be mandated for all, you know, pregnancy terminations, or do you think it doesn't matter?
02:00:03.000And then he said, I think his answer was something was like, it would have to be up to the mother to
02:00:07.000decide or something like that. It would be her choice. And then I asked him if a woman is punched
02:00:12.000in the stomach by a man and she's pregnant, but miscarries because of it. Should there be enhanced
02:00:17.000penalties because of the baby's death or, uh, and if there are, should the charges be as the baby,
02:00:24.000the baby is the victim or the mother is the victim, or should there be no additional charges at all?
02:00:29.000And then he responded with, the law has to be consistent and there would be additional charges or whatever, which didn't really answer the question.
02:00:34.000But my point was, if you want additional charges for punching a pregnant woman, what are those charges stemming from?
02:00:42.000The rights of the baby, like the baby was attacked and harmed?
02:00:46.000Or the rights of the woman, because the pregnancy is something special to her that you took away from her as property?
02:00:50.000I think it's the rights of the woman, personally.
02:00:53.000Then the rights of the woman, then it wouldn't matter that she miscarried.
02:01:44.000So someone could give birth and then put the baby on a fire department?
02:01:46.000This is the crazy thing when you hear these stories about, you know, prom night dumpster babies.
02:01:50.000The woman, like in many instances, has given birth and then just throws the baby in a dumpster and it's like, dude, you can walk to a fire department And just knock and put the baby there and it's legal, you're allowed to do it.
02:02:56.000But then it gets heartwarming where it's like, the kid's like seven and they're reading the book.
02:03:00.000And they're like, how to be a fireman.
02:03:01.000They're reading the instruction manual.
02:03:03.000He becomes a little psycho who plays with matches.
02:03:08.000It has to end with like... That's the one where they gotta deal with the kid, the errand boy.
02:03:13.000The end of the movie is an epilogue where it's like 20 years later, and the kid's just like 6'3", super ripped, and like a heroic firefighter.
02:03:20.000No, I was gonna say, like, this is a story about how saving a life is important.
02:03:24.000Well, this actually sounds more like a story about a superhero firefighter, and then we hear his backstory, and his backstory is that he was raised by a firefighter.
02:03:32.000Oh yeah, it'll be like, it'll start with him explaining, like, how did you come to be?
02:04:03.000It'd be funny if Katanji voted in favor and like Roberts voted, he voted for Roe v. Wade and she voted against it because she was confused and didn't know what a woman was.
02:04:11.000So it was like, It was supposed to be being upheld, but she didn't know what a woman was, so she was like, men's rights!
02:04:17.000You know, I was told by a number of left-wingers that if men could get pregnant, we wouldn't even be debating abortion.
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