Far-left extremists in support of Gaza stormed the Capitol building and were arrested, but no serious charges were brought against any of them. Who was behind the attack? Was it Israel or was it a PLO bomb? And what does the National Libertarians have to say about it? Plus, we talk to Angela McArdle, the National Chair of the National Libertarian Party, about who's running for president.
00:00:00.000Ladies and gentlemen, I have some very serious news for you today.
00:00:10.000There was an insurrection at the Capitol.
00:00:13.000Far-left extremists in support of Gaza stormed the Cannon Building, and they were subsequently arrested.
00:00:21.000No one's really calling it an insurrection.
00:00:22.000I mean, people are jokingly calling it an insurrection, but yeah, like several hundred far-leftists stormed the Capitol and got arrested, but they'll likely get a slap on the wrist, face no serious charges, and be let go.
00:00:32.000So we'll talk about that, though, because Rashida Tlaib, Was posting about how Israel bombed a hospital killing hundreds of civilians.
00:00:39.000And it turns out that whole story was a hoax.
00:00:41.000And this is fascinating because last night we're basically debating it.
00:00:53.000Video emerging after the fact in daylight shows the hospital is still intact, was not leveled, was not damaged for the most... I mean, minor damage, cosmetic damage.
00:01:01.000But for the most part, it looks like it was a parking lot fire.
00:01:04.000Seriously, so the payload from a Hamas rocket likely fell in the parking lot, injuring civilians, not killing hundreds of them.
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00:05:18.000First of all, I think Dave Smith came out and made this point that, you know, if you're calling for them to be arrested, it was the feds who did it, it was not the leftists who put you in jail.
00:05:26.000Yeah, but here's the problem, and I agree with what he's saying, but this is exactly what they expect.
00:05:31.000The libertarian, conservative, post-liberal faction are going to say, no, no, don't arrest them because we're good people, and we'll go, okay.
00:06:09.000And other people just find that unsavory and they don't want to they don't want to throw down that way.
00:06:13.000And so we're always going to be at that disadvantage.
00:06:15.000And to the average person, because they don't understand that the media won't report on it in the same way, it won't be it won't be given equal time or equal explanation by the media.
00:06:24.000You won't understand that this is happening there right now.
00:06:59.000And ultimately, the infighting over whether or not to support Palestine or Israel is going to disrupt leftist communities, but I don't know that it will ultimately make them abandon the party, right?
00:07:12.000They'll always unite behind Democrats.
00:07:14.000I think hardcore leftists will always unite behind Democrats.
00:07:18.000I'm sure that there are some people who are sympathetic to leftist causes, and this is a leftist cause, even though I'm certainly sympathetic to anyone who was blown up by the Israeli government unjustly.
00:07:31.000But this is, by and large, a leftist cause in the United States, and I hope that people can see that at least the people leading these groups in Washington, D.C.
00:09:40.000I'm just, I'm, the hospital thing was so infuriating.
00:09:44.000Because I see, you know, like Luke Rutkowski posts, why are my tax dollars going to hitting hospitals?
00:09:48.000Because the initial assumption, the Wall Street Journal runs this headline story that, you know, a blast blows up hospital or whatever.
00:09:55.000And then it turns out it's like, oh, wait, here's video of a rocket misfire, and then we wake up in the morning and there's footage, and it's like, oh, the parking lot was on fire.
00:10:01.000They claimed hundreds died, but it's not true.
00:10:09.000So there are tons of people who are now always going to be able to have the image of this headline, and that's ultimately what I think the objective is anyways.
00:10:19.000It's to whip you into a frenzy to support the cause, which is, you know, one of the grossest parts of politics in any country, but definitely in America.
00:10:26.000And way worse now in the, like with, with war being as in the information around war being as immediate as it is, you just, you just leak the story.
00:10:35.000You put the story out there and yeah, sure.
00:10:37.000Maybe five to 10, 20% end up reading the retraction or see the followup headline, but that's a large amount of people, a vast number who will never know that's not what happened here.
00:10:47.000And even if you do print a retraction, I mean, the thing about war reporting is that it's all happening so fast, it's very difficult to verify, which means that as the consumer of it, you should be very careful about what you're seeing and what is being told to you.
00:11:12.000It's just going to further and deepen the divide in the United States because now you're going to have a hardcore team Palestine and a hardcore team Israel.
00:11:22.000Fundamentally they do not even have the same narrative which is true of all conflicting causes but in this case there's no way to go back and say this was what happened definitively because the information that gets circulated I mean this is the downside of the internet age and the internet is ultimately you know a huge blessing in a lot of cases but In this case, it means that it's moving so quickly, you have no way to verify it, and by the time you watch that one video, read that one tweet, it's gone, and six other things have replaced it.
00:11:47.000Most days I don't actually think the internet was a blessing anymore.
00:11:52.000Like, I don't feel like human beings were designed to be inundated with that much information constantly, especially when you take into account Your life, your work, your kids, all these things that take up your time.
00:12:03.000And then you have these stories, which are not light stories.
00:12:06.000These are not stories about celebrities or about something like cheap in the news.
00:12:10.000This is like really, really life changing stuff.
00:12:13.000And you're not designed to be able to take in all this information endlessly, be able to parse through all the facts and figure it out.
00:12:19.000They have to rely on people to do that, but we can't rely on the media to be the ones to do that openly and honestly.
00:12:24.000This is the crazy thing for The entirety of human history up until the last 80 years or maybe 100 years.
00:12:33.000News was few and far between, was rare.
00:13:05.000Now it's like, every headline news is like, Hitler has returned from the grave, and you know, like, World War 17 is happening.
00:13:13.000And they're competing on a huge scale.
00:13:15.000They need attention from everyone on earth.
00:13:17.000It's the same reason why people are more likely to know who's running for president than who's actually running for mayor, even though the mayor makes more decisions about their town.
00:13:30.000Sometimes it is awful, but you know, the internet allows me to work the job I have right now.
00:13:34.000The internet allows tons of families to homeschool their children effectively.
00:13:38.000The internet allows people to, you know, travel and experience the world while they work remotely.
00:13:43.000And so as much as I want to hate the internet all the time, we are past the point of going without it.
00:13:49.000There are all kinds of things that suffer when we don't have the infrastructure for the internet.
00:13:54.000I think about rural communities that don't have access to, you know, hospitals or reliable emergency service lines, partially because all of that goes through the internet.
00:14:01.000But I do gotta give it up to the internet.
00:14:03.000Because imagine what life was like before it, when the government would put out a statement saying, Hamas has blown up a hospital, killing hundreds of people, and you were like, wow.
00:14:14.000I was talking to a friend about his family and their view of institutions, and their view of institutions are that institutions are absolute.
00:14:22.000And it's kind of crazy, like, the general idea is, if it's said on TV, it is true, period, the internet is all fake.
00:15:56.000With the internet though, I don't think it's as addictive as the, I mean, maybe there were people who were glued to their TV definitely when major events were happening, but the internet is addictive in a way that mainstream media and the traditional television or radio format is not.
00:16:09.000And that has to do with the fact that it's interactive, that you have sort of personally invested yourself, you have like a social media profile, and it means that you constantly want to be checking in on it.
00:16:17.000Whereas at one point, you know, the news got boring and you would turn it off and do something else.
00:16:53.000Okay, ladies and gentlemen, how about this article from Tim Kast, who's published well before the Wall Street Journal, who apparently just does not want to admit they were wrong on the front page, because here's the damage.
00:18:09.000That would be awful, and thankfully that didn't happen, and we should... And so, I mean, this is our fault, too.
00:18:16.000I mean, we're debating whether or not it was Israel or Palestine, and we never stopped to ask whether it really happened or not.
00:18:22.000It's really difficult to figure it out, just like we were looking at that image of Rashida Tlaib earlier wearing the QAnon shaman hat, trying to figure out is it a deepfake or not, and it's fake.
00:18:34.000But things make it out of the internet really quickly, and everybody has an agenda that they're trying to push.
00:18:39.000And the internet's the biggest game of telephone of all time.
00:18:42.000The agenda I want to push is that the United States should stay out of it financially.
00:18:52.000The Biden administration is trying to make both sides happy and they will proceed to let everyone down because they also issued, they're like, we are issuing sanctions against several members and entities affiliated with Hamas.
00:19:04.000So they are trying to cover all their bases.
00:19:43.000You give $100 million to a handful of world leaders, they will live like kings and spend that, meaning we will do the labor on their behalf, because what do you buy with U.S.
00:20:11.000Some people are saying they've had enough, and I don't know whether that's going to play out.
00:20:15.000I don't know if that's going to be good or bad for us, but it is happening.
00:20:18.000Isn't it kind of funny that around the same time the BRICS nations are announcing their own currency, and several nations are announcing they're going to stop trading in U.S.
00:20:25.000dollars, or they're going to start trading in yuan, World War III seems to be breaking out?
00:21:28.000But I think that Yeah, I would hope that a lot of people who are wanting USAID to go and support Palestinians who are suffering, they don't want to support terrorists.
00:21:38.000Even if I disagree with them, I don't think that they necessarily want to see terrorism supported.
00:21:43.000But look, the reality is that part of Biden's base are the same class of people who donate to institutions like Harvard, and we are seeing that those donors are pulling their dollars.
00:22:13.000And it's also basically saying, if you engage in terror, even if the money was specifically given to NGOs and it resulted in people getting cleaner water and buildings and air conditioning and other things they need, Then Hamas is basically told, like, well, whenever you need money, whenever you want money for your people, whether it goes to you or not, all you got to do is go kill thousands of Israelis.
00:23:01.000No, no, we can stop supporting all of it altogether, or you can support all of it.
00:23:07.000The idea that you can support the Palestinian people and not be supporting Hamas is incorrect.
00:23:12.000I'm not saying you are directly funding and allowing Hamas to engage in what they're doing, but what you give when you donate to these groups will find its way to empowering Hamas.
00:23:21.000Former Congressman Justin Amash, his family was Palestinian, Palestinian Christians, and they were sponsored over here by Christian missionaries.
00:23:29.000So I don't know how easy or challenging that is currently, but that's one way to try to help people is get them out of that situation.
00:23:45.000When you've got, I think the latest numbers that we pulled up a couple days ago was like, Hamas won the election with like 44% or something.
00:25:28.000And maybe there's the banality of evil in the morons on the left who have no idea what actually happened and are just waving the flags and raising the fist, but when these groups organize an outright issue statement saying they're freedom fighters, when the professor said, the professor said, settlers are not civilians.
00:25:42.000They will lie to your face, as they've done, they will cheer for death, and then we're supposed to sit back and be like, let's be reasonable here, guys.
00:25:50.000Let's make sure we're helping the civilians.
00:25:52.000Like, no, no, no, dude, dude, they're lying to you, and they're committing, the people, Hamas is killing people, I'm not saying Israel is innocent, I'm not saying any country in war, there's always some nuance to the conflict, there's always collateral damage, it's never good, but I'm just sick of being lied to, and when you look at what the left says and does, They cheer for your death, and they lie about being victims.
00:26:48.000If Israel removed all of the security perimeter around Gaza and told the people of Gaza they're free to move through Israel, what would happen?
00:27:11.000No, what likely would happen is there's going to be a bunch of fighting-age young men, mainly Hamas, substantially more than we saw actually paraglide, because paragliding's difficult and more expensive.
00:27:40.000I mean, so there was this Irish politician who I saw a clip of talking about how, I think his name's Paul Murphy, talking about how people should, he's pro-Palestine, I don't know if you would argue that he's pro-Hamas, but he's saying that this is not a conflict between equals because Israel is significantly more financially and militarily advantaged, but I don't think That may be true.
00:28:03.000On the other hand, the solution being like, we should have peace talks is almost, to me, ineffective because there's no peace between these two.
00:28:13.000They have been at conflict for a long time and Israel has been, you know, it has taken aggressive moves in their own step and Palestine and Hamas have responded in turn.
00:28:22.000I mean, what would peace possibly look like between these two?
00:28:25.000I don't think they're ever going to get... Do you think it's a solution that Hamas rejects?
00:28:28.000I think the best you can do is never back down.
00:28:30.000I mean, I don't think that there's any from what I know, and I've been trying to research this more for Palestinians, there is no compromise because they always feel like they are getting the short end of the stick.
00:28:39.000The best you could do is try to negotiate a two state solution.
00:28:41.000I don't think that there will ever be peace in the Middle East, but I think that it's possible we could deescalate this and there would be less death.
00:28:47.000There will never be a two state solution when one side says no and from the river to the sea.
00:28:52.000Well, both sides are saying no right now.
00:28:54.000Yeah, but one side says, from the river to the sea.
00:28:58.000Like, the left that stormed that capital, they're chanting for the eradication of Israel.
00:29:04.000Patrice Cullors of BLM 2015 said, end Israel outright.
00:29:08.000So if we're going to Israel and saying, like, what can we do to stabilize the region with a two-state solution, Israel has an open door for negotiation.
00:29:17.000Didn't a lot of people in Hamas, didn't they write in their charter that they wanted to go back to like a 1967 agreement and have a two-state solution?
00:29:24.000So the issue... I don't want to be arguing for Hamas.
00:29:26.000Yeah, no, I mean, Hamas's original charter said the eradication of Israel, and I think it might have specifically referred to the Jews themselves, right?
00:29:48.000There is one chanting from the river to the sea.
00:29:50.000Okay, like... The other one is just saying it quietly, maybe?
00:29:54.000Israel, I don't know if there is a slogan of Israel to chant other than we've seen some people say they want to glass Gaza or something like that.
00:30:03.000I don't know if the government is outright coming out and saying those things.
00:30:05.000It seems to be the Israeli government understands the nuances of international relations and is trying, at the very least we can say this, whether they are or not, they're putting on the front of, we try to minimize civilian casualties and we are only responding, we are not instigating.
00:30:21.000So when you have war between two factions and one side wins, there is no solution where you're just like, well, no, I understand these are warring factions with deep ideological tensions going back thousands of years, but let's just have peace.
00:31:44.000And then another group that loses is the American people as more of our tax money is funded into it.
00:31:49.000I think we should absolutely... I think one of the ways that you might see a better outcome in this is if we stopped giving Israel United States money.
00:31:56.000Here's the argument Ben Shapiro made, which is not without its merit, I don't completely agree, is that Israel will not allow itself to cease to exist.
00:32:21.000does not make every attempt to stabilize the conflict, it will devolve into World War III.
00:32:25.000That's basically what Ben Shapiro's argument was.
00:32:28.000If Israel invades Gaza now, and then Iran responds, Syria and Lebanon respond, and then Israel gets overwhelmed from external forces without U.S.
00:32:37.000support, Israel fires a nuke on Iran, Iran retaliates, the region lights up, pulling in a bunch of different nations, leading to a wide scale, if at the very least, a regional annihilation, worst case, World War III.
00:32:52.000So it's up to Team America World Police to step in.
00:33:34.000As more and more of these people grow up in these areas and want nothing to do with the conflict and just to live better lives, and the old ideas and traditions fade away, they'll start to say like, why are my great-grandparents fighting?
00:33:46.000I don't want to have anything to do with them, just leave me alone.
00:33:49.000So one of the things that helped racism kind of dissipate in the United States was proximity.
00:33:54.000People growing up next to people of other races being like, we are friends.
00:33:59.000Like, everything they said about that guy was not true.
00:34:01.000And so it removes those stigmas and stereotypes.
00:34:03.000We could also remove sanctions on Iran and kind of just leave the rest of the Middle East alone and stop engaging in regime change every now and then.
00:34:11.000I don't think that's going to—that won't stabilize the region.
00:34:15.000I think it would stop destabilizing it so much.
00:34:19.000I think before the United States was in Afghanistan, you had the Soviets there and then we backed the Mujahideen because it's a proxy war.
00:34:25.000So whether it's us, China or Russia, there is going to be foreign influence manipulating and fighting over the Middle East.
00:34:33.000I'm not saying I have a good solution.
00:34:35.000I'm just saying that it seems that we are facing With thousands of years of ideological hatred, the two solutions would be, can we just do everything in our power to try and stabilize this so that over a long period of time, the fighting calms down?
00:34:52.000Maybe not, especially when you see the children in Gaza are being taught explicitly to hate.
00:35:44.000And even the idea of proximity doesn't necessarily bear itself out to work because we may have had that at a certain period of time.
00:35:50.000But then the kids go to college and they learn all the things that they learn now, which teach you to hate your neighbor rather than to actually learn to understand them.
00:35:58.000So I don't know as long as information is freely passed from generation to generation, if that is something that's going to happen, it's going to take an excessively long period of time.
00:36:06.000And as long as military action is still happening, In the interim, you create new enemies with every new military action.
00:36:12.000Well, woke students here hate the Second Amendment and guns, so, you know.
00:37:02.000It's the average liberal that hates the guns now.
00:37:07.000There's far less of your gun-owning blue-dog Democrats than there was before.
00:37:10.000And the rest have been turned by the media, by Hollywood, by all these places to be extremely anti-gun because they read articles every day that says there's been 90 school shootings today and all these things.
00:37:21.000It is funny that you mentioned Team America, World Police, because that movie, you know, I mean, actually, when you think about the people that made it back, they might have been more libertarian, but it would have been Hollywood back in the day that would have been very like America needs to stop intervening in these foreign conflicts.
00:39:02.000Maybe they should have got... No, they shouldn't have.
00:39:04.000He should have gotten a medical attention immediately.
00:39:05.000The dude was dying, presumably, due to... Well, I think the official reporting is that it was cardiac arrest due to pressure.
00:39:11.000But let's just say the dude had... This is also a fact.
00:39:15.000He had lethal amounts of, I think, fentanyl and other drugs in his system, including meth.
00:39:19.000So if this guy's arguing that they're just like George Floyd, it's like, okay, so you're saying that you're like chock full of crazy, crazy-ass drugs, and you're engaging in behaviors that's putting yourselves and others at risk, and now Israel is trying to stop you from doing that?
00:39:34.000Doesn't work the way you thought it would.
00:40:40.000They then call medical, which arrives, you know, nine or so minutes later.
00:40:44.000In the criminal trial for Chauvin, the use of force expert for the prosecution said Chauvin used a lower amount of force than was authorized.
00:41:20.000So the issue is, if someone is engaging in behavior that could result in death, are you to blame if you engage in actions that try to stop them from committing violent acts?
00:41:56.000The argument being made by Hamas is that they are drug addicts engaging in extremely dangerous behavior that will kill others and themselves, and Israel is trying to stop them.
00:42:06.000Well, but he mostly said it just to invoke sympathy.
00:42:13.000Well, I think it's unfortunate that everyone in Palestine is getting caught up in his awful, awful argument.
00:42:20.000What if the people in Palestine, I don't know, like rose up and like captured and arrested all of the Hamas people and said, stop doing this.
00:42:31.000And some of them, I mean, when Libby Edmonds was on the other day, she was saying one of the things Hamas did was offer social services.
00:42:38.000So some people have a relationship with Hamas that at one point was in some ways positive, even if the things they're doing now are negative.
00:43:07.000One of the first things I saw after the initial airstrike, after Israel's first initial airstrike, was that it was the picture, oddly enough, of it says, this is what it looks like after Israel dropped bombs on Gaza.
00:43:29.000Because it looked almost the same because Minneapolis was destroyed.
00:43:32.000As the same way that we might know the names of, you know, some random people that come out of social movements in other countries, I really just think that there is no understanding of the implications of what invoking George Floyd means other than it makes leftists in America sympathetic to your cause because they believe it's a racial argument.
00:43:51.000In fact, all the leftists in America probably have no idea what the nuanced situation is.
00:43:56.000They just know there are certain sides you're supposed to fall on and they're attempting to.
00:44:00.000We don't really fully understand what it's like to vote in an election where part of the dominant faction of your government is essentially a terrorist organization.
00:44:10.000What are the implications of arguing against them?
00:44:14.000What happens when you come out vocally against Hamas in Palestine?
00:44:18.000That's not something that we really understand over here.
00:44:20.000Actually, a lot of them probably would say that about the American government, right?
00:44:31.000They would take that position the same way that people here are taking that position when they talk about Palestinians voting for... A big difference here, though, is that when our government engages in atrocities, it's overseas.
00:44:58.000I'm just kidding, although I do think we should secure the border.
00:45:00.000I mean, there is obvious conflict at the border and there is obviously a level that could be classified as an invasion, and we don't do anything about it.
00:45:07.000In fact, we are only interested right now in spending money abroad in Ukraine, in Israel, in Palestine, and although humanitarianly you want to offer support to those who are suffering, especially those you might consider your ally, We are not ultimately putting the people of Texas, of Arizona, and the states after that, Hawaii.
00:45:24.000Also the northern border is extremely porous.
00:45:26.000It's gotten worse and worse and worse.
00:45:27.000So people of upstate New York, people of Vermont, people of Maine, we put them last in this scenario.
00:45:38.000Our attention spans and our memory is that short that in between our ninth funding of Ukraine and what happened between Israel and Palestine is that we had several things.
00:45:59.000So like there's plenty of things that are tax dollars could be used here in America.
00:46:04.000And I think that that does resonate with the average person.
00:46:07.000I'd like to believe that the average person who's saying like, look, I just want to see the less nuanced position of like, I just want everybody, I'm voting for peace.
00:46:41.000The thing is, we just do crazy things when we're on the global stage.
00:46:45.000We're not consistent and I just don't know, not that I think we shouldn't engage in free trade, but ultimately the idea that we have to be involved in everything, everywhere, all the time does not serve the American people.
00:46:55.000Just a hint, a whisper of isolationism, please.
00:46:58.000And look, if you're going to help somebody else, you have to help yourself first.
00:47:04.000No, we're not going to put on our oxygen mask.
00:47:06.000Secure your mask first before you help someone else.
00:47:09.000We can do with helping ourselves first.
00:47:11.000But I think what many people fail to realize is that this argument is essentially like the chickens in the chicken coop complaining that we only buy certain feed and why are we spending money outside of the chicken coop?
00:47:22.000We take their eggs, they're paying their taxes, and then they're like, hey, you realize the people who run this show are wasting our food and resources on other houses and other chicken coops?
00:47:44.000The purpose of the petrodollar, the International Monetary Fund, Visa and MasterCard, What the American people want is immaterial to what the massive international institutions are trying to do and what they want.
00:47:55.000I hope more and more people shift their buying power, their savings out of the U.S.
00:49:04.000Perhaps, but I kind of think they would.
00:49:07.000And this is the argument that I made to a bunch of my anarchist and libertarian friends.
00:49:11.000If you were a say like a council on foreign relations or something like that and you believed in some kind of like liberal economic order you're trying to create so that you could control the flow of currency around the world.
00:49:24.000What you need is a universal trade union.
00:49:36.000Every time you bring up something like a multinational currency or an international currency, all these crackpot conspiracy theorists, libertarians, and anarchists start losing their minds!
00:50:55.000But the main challenge with Bitcoin is that everything you do is publicly tracked, and the government will always know every purchase you've ever made.
00:51:01.000And they want to get rid of cash, and it's libertarians advocating for switching over to a completely digital currency that is tracked by the government.
00:51:15.000I mean, I'd say the Libertarian Party has the official position that everybody should adopt Bitcoin, but it's overwhelmingly the Libertarians who made Bitcoin successful.
00:51:26.000I think that this is a smart move, and we need to diversify and get off the US dollar.
00:51:30.000Do you think that Bitcoin is accessible to the average American?
00:51:37.000What kind of financial literacy do you need to have to be able to get into Bitcoin?
00:51:41.000Because I think there are a lot of people who get, they hear these stories about malfunctions or whatever else and they get scared of Bitcoin.
00:51:48.000I think probably a good eight hours of learning about it.
00:51:53.000That's more than we get in high school in America.
00:51:54.000Just a good eight hours and you probably could figure out how to use it safely.
00:51:59.000Do you think that everybody should be using it as their day-to-day currency?
00:52:18.000I don't think that people should be using major trading platforms, if that makes sense.
00:52:23.000I think people need to be a little bit safer when they use it.
00:52:26.000The reason why Bitcoin forked so many times is because large portions of the community disagree with each other, and it's direct democracy.
00:52:35.000So what happens is 51% of the people running Bitcoin decide a rule change comes into effect and then just boot out the other 49, who now still will have that forked currency, but that creates Bitcoin Cash and like, you know, all these other derivatives of Bitcoin because people disagree with the changes being implemented by the majority.
00:52:55.000It's okay that there's some choice in currency.
00:53:32.000But you're not trading with gold and silver, right?
00:53:34.000The value of gold and silver is too great based on its weight.
00:53:37.000So you could do the goldbacks, for instance, but then it's just like people look at your side, like you're giving me a polymer-enclosed gold foil bill.
00:54:33.000And the argument he made was marijuana.
00:54:36.000Everybody right now is starting, this is years ago I interviewed him, he said, people are starting, we're starting to see the legalization of recreational and medicinal marijuana.
00:54:54.000If things become illegal and then you are prevented from ever seeing it or hearing or touching it, eventually we all live in gray boxes, we don't own anything, and everything's illegal.
00:55:02.000There has to be a way to push back and test the boundaries and be like, wait, wait, actually this shouldn't be illegal.
00:55:07.000So the challenge with Bitcoin is that I see...
00:55:11.000Everything you do will be completely tracked and is, and not just by the government, but by any other nefarious actors and foreign governments.
00:55:17.000Well, you can use Monero if you're uncomfortable with Bitcoin.
00:55:20.000Right, so that's why I like crypto, not just Bitcoin.
00:55:59.000Yeah, she has a really popular makeup line, especially when, this will mean nothing to the boys in the room, but you might get it, baking, which is where you put a lot of setting powder under your eyes and then brush it off.
00:56:10.000She was one of the, had a really popular product for that.
00:56:12.000And she's carried in Sephora, Ulta, things like that.
00:56:16.000She has gotten in trouble for similar things before, but obviously now the timing makes everyone's moves more heightened.
00:56:24.000I know people often say, you know, you should cancel her.
00:56:26.000And they do this with other makeup companies.
00:56:27.000So another one was Anastasia Beverly Hills.
00:56:29.000Apparently the founder had some pro-Russian statements when the Ukraine stuff was happening.
00:56:34.000So what everyone needs to understand here is that this famous celebrity woman who sells makeup is willing to burn everything down around her to support Gaza.
00:56:49.000And people on the right are too busy saying, I can't speak up, no, I can't take the risk, sorry, oh, but, you know, it's just, it's, you know, I can't do it.
00:57:01.000So long as that's the case, they're going to continually gain ground.
00:57:05.000Now, to be fair, for a variety of reasons, I think this is actually... My point here is about the conviction of the left, their willingness to destroy everything to get what they want.
00:57:19.000I think she'll just end up losing a ton of money and her brain will start fizzling.
00:57:21.000She might or this might blow over in a week honestly.
00:57:25.000That's what happens in the past because she's a U.S.
00:57:27.000Iraqi citizen and she said stuff that people get upset about but the boycotts never last.
00:57:31.000As long as she has ownership of her company Kat Von D got in trouble for saying some Very not PC things, having some strange marketing for her cosmetics.
00:57:46.000And she ended up getting, she sold her company, but she was almost pushed out.
00:58:39.000Wasn't there a Sephora, like somebody who was like a MAGA supporter who was like Sephora or Ulta and she was like sponsored by them and they got rid of her because of stuff she said like did a video like with PragerU or something like a year ago?
00:58:54.000I wouldn't be surprised, but I don't know that story specifically.
00:58:57.000I mean, Ulta was one of the big Dylan Mulvaney girlhood podcasts.
00:59:02.000So I basically started a cosmetics line to push back against it and said, we're only using real women as makeup models.
00:59:58.000What I'm saying is there's a lot of people who don't realize when they go to the mall and they're walking past these mall stores with these women.
01:00:29.000OK, so last thing about makeup, which you'll find interesting.
01:00:32.000The reason I've had production delays is because every company that I start to purchase materials from, instead of coming from Canada, it all comes from China.
01:00:39.000And I even busted them on the tracking!
01:00:42.000They were so bold as to issue me a tracking label where it was coming from Beijing.
01:00:46.000I was like, why is this taking so long?
01:01:37.000She wanted We need to see what would happen and that's it because we know that there are a lot of young, more radical, left-leaning people who are backing Palestine in this and that's what she's doing.
01:01:47.000And we know Black Lives Matter foundationally wants to end Israel.
01:01:51.000Other people they align themselves with are falling onto certain sides.
01:01:55.000I mean, with Huda Beauty, I wouldn't be surprised if now you get a whole wave of young women who are like, I'm specifically buying her products because I also believe in that.
01:02:03.000That's the thing about all the virtue signaling.
01:02:05.000Is that really bigger than just a large market?
01:02:07.000Especially if you're already established, right?
01:02:09.000Does Alicia Keys' music benefit from making a post like that when you're already mainstream established?
01:02:21.000She is just dating a football player and staying in her lane.
01:02:23.000She does drink Bud Light and is sponsored by Pfizer.
01:02:27.000To what you said earlier, like what you were talking earlier, like all the news is like crap and it's it's war and it's death and I was like no because there was like a really funny article the other day where some poor people magazine person had to write a headline like Taylor Swift has now held Travis Kelsey's hand twice in public.
01:02:45.000I saw that post and then immediately messaged it on Instagram to some of my friends that I went to see Taylor Swift with being like, they're holding hands.
01:02:58.000We've now gone like the amount of time you have to spend talking about her because every institution and every business has tried to weasel their way into her life.
01:03:08.000No one lives more rent free in everyone's head than Taylor Swift.
01:03:12.000I'm not a fan, but man, I wish the news was consumed with Taylor Swift and not people lying in Israel and Gaza.
01:03:19.000All domestic issues are Taylor Swift right now.
01:04:19.000No, but she will be 35 by inauguration day.
01:04:23.000They pointed out when Biden got elected to stay out of politics.
01:04:27.000I've talked about how I long for the Donald Trump speakership of the house, how that would be so amazing.
01:04:32.000But there is like, if anyone who is, if God or the simulation aliens, whatever you believe in, could bring about this like radical libertarian Taylor Swift, Yes.
01:04:43.000Where she just starts coming out being like, I don't even understand why we're engaging in these foreign wars.
01:04:47.000I'm going to run for president and then wins.
01:04:50.000She's about to go on a global tour, right?
01:04:52.000So she has a chance to really develop her diplomatic skills.
01:04:59.000No, but like, could you imagine just all of a sudden, right before, like in mid 2024, she starts taking this like very political libertarian streak.
01:05:06.000She would have to marry Travis Kelsey then.
01:05:08.000Cause then it would be like this, this blonde pop star with the football player running for the White House.
01:05:12.000I don't see any regime change under her leadership.
01:05:25.000I just think she's really doing a service to all fathers in the country right now, giving their daughters a reason to watch football with them.
01:05:43.000No, I don't think she'll run for president.
01:05:45.000I'm saying if I could wish upon a star and it would come true, it would be like Taylor Swift all of a sudden comes out with very pragmatic and logical political stances, anti-interventionist, balanced budget, responsibility, individualism, and then wins.
01:06:03.000Taylor Swift did a whole thing... She crosses the aisle.
01:06:06.000Even when you don't want to, people like her.
01:06:07.000The girls who like Taylor Swift have the views of Taylor Swift.
01:06:10.000If Taylor Swift came out right now and said, no more funding... I mean, look, Taylor Swift very likely could come out because of a leftist view and say, no funding for Israel.
01:06:18.000And then you'd get every 15-year-old girl being like, no money for Israel!
01:06:21.000Just screaming at the top of their lungs.
01:06:59.000I mean, this post from her, and then we'll talk about something else, but she's like, I don't know if you've noticed, but Israelis from all over the world love your products.
01:07:18.000She's saying, listen, listen, she has no problem telling all of her fans that if you are Jewish, if you are Israeli, and you are uninvolved and just a regular civilian, Jewish?
01:10:04.000There have been multiple arrests of Americans who have been radicalized in major cities in the last year.
01:10:08.000I remember one was a white guy from Maine who took a bus to New York and stabbed someone and he said it was, you know, he was Islamic and this is what he had to do for his whatever right of passage.
01:10:21.000That doesn't seem like nothing, right?
01:11:47.000I mean, it was a great insight into the fact that this has been a long-raising tension
01:11:55.000within super progressive communities in the U.S., right?
01:11:58.000This isn't something that just—I think that's what bothers me most about all of this is
01:12:01.000that it's not like on October 7th Hamas just attacked out of nowhere.
01:12:05.000This has been building for a long time and in fact we know that because our own political circles are having trouble reconciling when they share certain opinions with people but also disagree on this issue.
01:12:15.000Is anyone trying to just engage Hamas in talks, even if it's not peace talks, just, Well, there was the pizzabala from... Oh, maybe Jordan is.
01:12:23.000I was thinking about the Catholic leader that's based... the patriarch of Jerusalem.
01:12:39.000And I don't know that that's Hamas' top priority right now because they are not motivated for peace because they're motivated for the land.
01:12:49.000Almost initially, but after that, I haven't heard anything else about it.
01:12:51.000Oh, okay, well, the larger story is that Israeli and Saudi leaders were going to be meeting to have peace talks, and then Hamas fired a bunch of rockets, and now it's off.
01:13:04.000Someone needs to be aggressively trying to talk to these people.
01:13:07.000I don't even think I'd start with calling it a peace talk, but maybe a what-the-hell talk?
01:13:14.000I mean, when we had Max Blumenthal here, he basically said that the reason Hamas attacked Israel is because Israel was having these normalization conversations and they didn't want it.
01:13:27.000Yeah, but he's, you know, he's very pro-Palestine.
01:13:29.000He's outright saying, like, Hamas engaged in these actions targeting civilians and killing people because they were trying to stop peace in the Middle East.
01:13:38.000Well, because peace in the Middle East for them is a loss, right?
01:13:40.000Like, they don't want peace in the Middle East because they don't want a two-state solution.
01:13:44.000Maybe I'm wrong and misinterpreting this, but the thing that Israel or other countries might present as peace is still considered not satisfactory.
01:13:51.000It seems incredibly disgusting and unsavory and unbelievable for us to, like, We kind of have to wrestle with this right now, but when you look back throughout history and you look at things like the USS Liberty and the bombing of Pearl Harbor, there are things that are highly suspicious that our government has had intelligence on 9-11 and then maybe it happened anyway and there's a real argument as to how much they knew.
01:14:13.000It's not out of the question that Israel might have known what was going to happen and allowed it to happen.
01:14:21.000I don't know for sure that that's the case, but it's not inconceivable.
01:14:24.000But I do think it's highly improbable, and I asked Max about it, and Max also disagreed.
01:14:29.000He said that Israel has this very serious military doctrine where they will shoot to kill their own soldiers if they're being captured by Hamas.
01:14:40.000That's how much they do not want Israeli soldiers to be captured by Hamas.
01:14:55.000The guy who came out and spoke for Hamas said that they had only spoken about this between like three or four of the top individuals within Hamas.
01:15:04.000Yeah, it was all like super hush-hush on purpose because they know they can catch up on them.
01:15:08.000And not just that, a lot of people are pointing to Egypt having warned Israel ten days prior, if that's evidence, and it's like, dude, if someone comes to you and says, hey man, something big might be coming, like, keep your security up, you'll be like, okay, does it mean you know that, like, a bunch of dudes are gonna break into your garage and steal your car?
01:15:25.000I think there's a possibility that Israel... I think it's suspicious.
01:15:29.000I think it's suspicious and I think people should be open to it, but I do think there should be evidence before we make, you know, sweeping condemnation.
01:15:35.000I just think it's substantially less likely.
01:15:39.000The political state of Israel has been in disarray.
01:15:42.000There's been massive conflict and protests and this conflict has resulted in Netanyahu getting people rallying around him.
01:15:50.000But I don't agree with that because if you look at the collapse of the peace agreements, Israel's on the verge of making a whole lot of money and getting a whole lot of influence in the region if these peace talks go through.
01:16:20.000So, you know, when I think about it, I'm like, I don't see the Israeli leadership as ideological as Hamas, though I do see them as more ideological than we would expect someone to be.
01:16:29.000Yes, more ideological than we are here in the United States.
01:16:31.000Right, especially Zionists, overt Zionists.
01:16:33.000But I think for the average person, money talks, BS walks.
01:16:38.000I think for Hamas, that's not the case.
01:16:41.000So when it comes to what seems to make the most sense, a lot of very, very wealthy people who are Israeli have lost a lot of money over this happening.
01:16:50.000And I really don't see the nepotism and the elitism allowing something like that to happen.
01:16:55.000Like, I don't see them going and being like, we know this might happen and all of our most wealthy connected families are gonna lose lots of money over it.
01:17:04.000They're probably... Phone calls came in.
01:17:25.000There are a lot of people that I've talked to about it where they're like, you know, I know someone who's got like a wealthy family that they're Israeli, but they live in New York or whatever.
01:17:32.000I'm like, I don't think these people wanted to lose massive portions of their net worth.
01:19:18.000They would also deny the evidence anyways.
01:19:20.000But it's just Ron DeSantis said the same thing and So, you know, Kevin McCarthy said the same thing.
01:19:27.000It's not surprising that Alex Jones is now saying the same thing.
01:19:29.000When Alex predicted the Russian invasion in Ukraine, everybody started losing it, being like, dude, he, several months ago, he warned this was going to happen, like, almost specifically and over, like, to the T. And, you know, I was talking to him about it because we had that event.
01:19:45.000And he was like, Tim, I just read the news.
01:19:48.000He was basically like, everyone was surprised he got it right, and he was like, there's a bunch of news stories about it!
01:19:53.000But it's because there's a caricature that he's just this loud, dumb guy who screams on YouTube or whatever.
01:19:59.000Like, a lot of people mainstream and left-leaning don't know anything about him, so the fact that he would get anything right is just shocking to him because they only know him as this guy who gets everything wrong and says these crazy things, but, you know.
01:20:52.000Someone, I couldn't find any because it's like just the last minute but apparently people were tweeting at me that there's video of him high heel walking.
01:21:00.000High heel walking or drunk girl in high heel walking?
01:21:53.000It's honestly the argument, the femur is the longest bone, so why is his fibula, which would be his second longest bone, so weirdly disproportionate?
01:22:01.000What is Donald Trump going to do with this?
01:22:36.000I don't think that's correct either, but clearly those shoes... I mean, look, the best case scenario I can say for him is that he wears size 12 boots because he's got size 7 feet and he's embarrassed about it.
01:22:49.000Worst case for him is that he's got high heels on.
01:22:53.000I've been trying to figure out how tall he is, and I've seen everything from 5'7 to 5'11.
01:22:56.000And the fact that there's not just one conclusion answer, one statement, and this guy could just be like, I am 5'10.
01:23:02.000Can you be 5'11 and have a size 7 shoe?
01:23:24.000Okay, the thing is, we just need to figure out how tall his wife is, and then do the thing where you take an object that you know the size of and compare the difference.
01:23:32.000Internet sleuths could solve this, we just need to be ensured that she's not wearing heels and he's not wearing boots.
01:23:37.000They're from Florida, they went to the beach together!
01:23:40.000This is a story from February 14th of this year.
01:23:42.000Democrat opposition researcher slams his sentence for wearing high-heeled boots.
01:24:05.000But what they're omitting from the people arguing in favor of him, they're omitting that, no, the argument is actually that inside the boot is a lift you can't see.
01:24:34.000Cowboots have a heel on them, but this is not what we're talking about here at all.
01:24:38.000You can't be a short president these days.
01:24:40.000No, he's like Gaffey Duck with a little flap.
01:24:41.000The internet has a bunch of stuff saying that Casey DeSantis is between 5'5 and 5'6, but then more recent stuff coming out in 2023 says that she's 5'9.
01:27:41.000Apparently, according to the internet, the average height of the US president is 5'10", which suggests that voters prefer slightly taller... I don't think this is real at all.
01:27:51.000That's because like 200 years ago everybody was 5'6".
01:27:54.000Yeah, I was just gonna say, people have grown.
01:28:53.000It's because when people are used to watching people on TV and they film from their chest, the cameras, and so It's usually pointed upwards towards people when they're having conversations so they look taller.
01:29:08.000Imagine how you view the world when you walk around and you're looking at people and if you're of average height you're looking mostly at eye level.
01:29:28.000And so there's a natural downward angle, so everyone makes the assumption that they must be taller than us because they're looking slightly downward.
01:29:34.000So what Ron DeSantis needs to do is hire Tom Cruise's director of photography, who manages to make him look normal height in everything that he's in.
01:29:41.000Watch him in Top Gun 1, where they have to film Val Kilmer from half a block away.
01:29:46.000Ron's here and the podium's here and the camera's there and it looks like he's in front of the podium and he's really tall.
01:29:52.000Is he going to get re-elected now that he's had this clown show campaign?
01:30:33.000I mean, I think after doing this poorly, I don't know if I'd even vote for him for Congress.
01:30:37.000I think he's gonna have to maybe fade to the background for a little bit.
01:30:40.000I mean, my thing is I don't like to short the conservative bench, right?
01:30:43.000Like, he did do things in Florida that people loved and felt strongly about, and so I don't think that we should just, like, wreck everybody right now and then make it so they can never have a political career, but I mean, look, he could just come out and then he gets sponsored.
01:30:59.000I just wouldn't vote for him because he's gonna pump and dump a bunch of money into Israel.
01:31:11.000If his relationship with the presumptive nominee Trump were to get better in the next 12 months, maybe, but it's such a long road.
01:31:21.000I just think it's hard to say that, like, this time next year when we're a month out, less than a month out from the election, you know, will they be on better terms?
01:31:30.000Put him in charge of the Department of Education.
01:31:34.000But I don't like the idea that we're just, like, attacking all of our talent in primary season and making it impossible to think long term.
01:31:41.000Well, then maybe he shouldn't wear high heels.
01:31:44.000Well, you know, he's doing his best to look trustworthy and tall.
01:31:47.000I love that height privilege is alive and well in America.
01:32:25.000So the DeSantis campaign actually responded to her saying, POV of nothing substantive to criticize DeSantis on as another planelet of Americans arrives home from Israel.
01:36:00.000And then everyone's laughing, and Trump's the overconfident, arrogant class clown who makes you smell his farts, and Ron's the guy who has a crew around him just denying that a fart ever happened.
01:36:09.000Trump won a ton of people over on Twitter when he was retweeting memes of himself as a wrestler.
01:36:34.000Oh, well, Ashley was saying Claire was funny, too.
01:36:35.000She was kind of putting on a little Trump impression there.
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01:37:32.000It's so annoying, all the different laws.
01:37:34.000That's the other thing too, like we're trying to figure out how to do this like grant program where we grant members money for projects, and our lawyer's like, you can't do it.
01:37:43.000And we're like, well no, because it's like, it's a sweepstakes basically.
01:37:50.000You can do it in certain states, but not all of them.
01:37:53.000There are ways to do it, but the problem is so long... Not in West Virginia.
01:37:58.000The issue is that we wanna support our members who are working on cultural projects with a grant, but they can't be our members if we're gonna do it because then the argument is we're just, what is it?
01:38:10.000Solicitation for a sweepstakes if you're doing, if we're claiming it's a grant through an external company.
01:38:15.000So if we said, we will give you 10 grand towards your project.
01:38:19.000Sweepstakes, okay, well, we have an investment company.
01:38:22.000Solicitation for a sweepstakes, you can't do it.
01:38:41.000We've done some stuff that's just not public, where we've given money to various projects, people fighting for culture war causes and issues, as well as, like, people who have, you know, like, I've given a lot to, like, various give-send-goes and stuff like that.
01:40:42.000Federale Actual says, everyone needs to realize that when you're wrong about things like the hospital, average people like me will never trust you again.
01:40:49.000I've lost trust in everyone but the Timcast crew and post-millennial human events daily.
01:40:56.000Well, I mean, I wouldn't be so extreme, like you can't trust them ever again, but my point is, it's really easy not to get it wrong when you don't pick a side, right?
01:41:04.000So when this story comes out, we're like, it looks this way, but we're not sure, so check the evidence and figure it out for yourselves.
01:41:09.000We're not trying to tell you we know things are true if they're not true.
01:41:12.000Like the Burisma stuff, I can go through that whole list and show you the videos and the documents and the sworn statements and tell you what is or isn't.
01:41:19.000The hospital thing was like, man, we don't even know.
01:41:20.000And then it turns out hospital wasn't even bombed!
01:41:28.000Voice of the People says, according to Britannica, treason is giving aid and comfort to enemies of the government.
01:41:33.000If Pelosi waited 71 minutes to authorize the NG on the 6th, and the people are enemies of the government, wouldn't that be giving aid and comfort?
01:45:09.000Imagine she's on stage, and then she's just like, she wraps a song up, and then in between she starts talking about wasted taxpayer dollars, foreign spending, and then all of a sudden all the middle-aged dads who are there are like, wait, what did she say?
01:45:22.000She's got a big Ron Paul poster in the back.
01:45:28.000When she made one post about registering people to vote, she got 35,000 people to sign up to vote.
01:45:34.000Every single one of them is going to vote Democrat.
01:45:37.000No, what we need to do is, we need someone to just create satirical videos from her events with big Ron Paul banners, like next to her on stage.
01:47:54.000We have a plan at the National Libertarian Party to chase the worst Warhawks out of office.
01:48:01.000We are going to essentially terrorize them during their primary campaign and we're leaving it open to the state affiliates whether or not they want to engage the GOP at the state level and talk to them and potentially engage their opponent in the primary season.
01:48:14.000But are you saying, like, you're going to be at their events asking them questions and running ads?
01:49:00.000I mean, if you walk into a group of people who are unsuspecting and don't know what's going on, and you start yelling and insulting the person, you look like the bad guy.
01:50:01.000I don't think, I wouldn't necessarily agree with that.
01:50:04.000I say pay your taxes, but do what you can to get the people you support into office, and the local level is the most important thing.
01:50:12.000Everybody's ignoring their state senators and state reps, and that's where all the laws are actually being made.
01:50:16.000And if you want to figure out how you win your district, like, oh man, I live in this district and it leans like Democrat five points, like, okay, well, why don't you vote for your local legislators?
01:50:24.000So that way they can drop the maps and then get a more favorable map so that your federal representative more represents your values.
01:50:31.000Okay, really good, really good comment on that.
01:50:34.000My friend Cody Womack is on city council in the city of Lone Star.
01:50:37.000He recently fired a government employee and saved the city a ton of money.
01:50:41.000It costs, on a small town like that with 5,000 people, if they see this they'll flip out, you know, it costs like a couple hundred dollars to get a door knocker to get someone elected.
01:50:52.000In cities that are a little bit larger it might cost you like $5,000.
01:50:55.000You can donate $5,000 to a candidate or the Libertarian Party, preferably or whatever, and then you can fire a useless city employee who's raking in a six-figure income.
01:51:04.000If you do that over and over again, huge changes in your local community.
01:53:07.000So, libertarians can have arguments with the post-liberals and the conservatives, and there's an honest conversation that results in something, some kind of move forward.
01:53:15.000The left doesn't have those conversations.
01:53:17.000I think perhaps he's referencing people who are like, you know, the principled anti-war left, the dissident left.
01:53:22.000There's still some good people out there.
01:53:35.000It's great having Max on, too, because while there's a lot of stuff we disagree with when it comes to Palestine and Israel, like Phil was arguing with him.
01:53:44.000When it comes to issues of the establishment and war, we're like, we completely agree.
01:53:55.000If we agree on the corruption inside the United States government, revolving door policies, corporations, etc., we're good.
01:54:00.000Like, let's figure this stuff out and then we'll figure out who's getting... I mean, he'd probably agree when the libertarians come out and say, we don't want to fund any foreign nations.
01:54:09.000He spoke at a Ron Paul event recently.
01:54:11.000He spoke at our anti-war rally earlier in the year, too.
01:54:13.000Yeah, he was mentioning that, and he was like, you know, his point was, if we disagree on a bunch of things but we agree on certain things, we have to get those things done, especially if they're the important things.
01:54:55.000Ben Stark says, just when we started thinking right-wingers could be anti-war, some Muslims shoot some rockets and we're right back to wipe them off the map.
01:55:03.000Well, we'll see what Donald Trump says.
01:55:05.000I have a feeling Donald Trump's gonna be more interventionist when it comes to Israel.
01:56:10.000They are working on a rock slide abatement, which has resulted in Route 9 getting jammed up so nobody can go south from Virginia into West Virginia, from Maryland into West Virginia.
01:56:21.000There's this little dirt road that's been torn to shreds and all the locals, how about we divert some of the money from Hamas into just that one little local project we've got going on over here?
01:57:20.000Half the road's been destroyed completely.
01:57:22.000And apparently the locals are revolting.
01:57:23.000And I'm bringing this up because I'm sure all of you listening at home have some kind of similar problem with construction and diversions.
01:57:30.000And we're sitting here talking about a hundred million dollars going into Palestine after Hamas, the leadership in Gaza, just killed a bunch of Israeli civilians.
01:57:46.000The best I can do is give- But also, run for local office, or support people who are running for local office, and just tune out of some of this foreign policy.
01:57:53.000Imagine being the people in Hawaii who are like, 100 million to Gaza, huh?
01:58:17.000And when West Virginia was like, we want to expand the highway going into Virginia, they said no.
01:58:24.000So what happens is the four-lane highway bottlenecks down into a two-lane highway, and so now you've got this massive traffic jam that's disrupting all of the locals who live there, and they're the ones who voted against expanding the road.
02:00:09.000Yeah, there was like another one that was really weird, where they were like... It's these Super Chats where people claim things that I never said.
02:00:55.000I forgot that part of the First Amendment.
02:00:58.000It was funny when I read that one super chat from from Alan about the boy who cried wolf He literally wrote in parentheses.
02:01:03.000It's pronounced shower, and I called I said shower Because I read your name before I read what you actually wrote you know that's really funny But shout out get your name get your name right now.
02:01:12.000It's pronounced shower All right, we'll grab a one more super chat here.
02:01:51.000There were two different types of top male fundraisers and one type of top female fundraiser.
02:01:56.000The, uh, okay, so, I've asked this a lot, so a lot of viewers probably don't know the answer, but, um, you go on the street and you wave to people and you ask them for money.
02:02:04.000What characteristic of men do you think led to them having lots of sign-ups and donations?
02:03:13.000So, top fundraiser, female, one characteristic that led to them... I would say, not led to, but when you would see a top fundraising female, they typically shared one characteristic.
02:03:35.000When I worked at all these different offices, you're not allowed to say this in the offices because, oh, it's sexist, but it's like everybody noticed that the chicks with big boobs would come back with tons of money and it's like... Everyone in chat got it.
02:05:04.000I just want to keep shouting out The Box and to, yeah, just encourage people that are fans of The Box to remember to stand strong against England.