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00:02:42.000I've had a lot of different jobs over the last 15 years or so.
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00:03:47.000Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Seamus Coghlan.
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00:05:01.000What they're not telling you is that Tucker Carlson just this past week was averaging 3.3 million viewers, meaning Fox News lost nearly Half of their audience when they got rid of Tucker Carlson.
00:05:14.000And, uh, okay, I think Tucker's happy.
00:05:17.000I saw a video of him riding around in a golf cart with his wife, laughing.
00:05:20.000So he's probably like, great, I can start my own company and make a ton of money.
00:05:24.000Here's where it gets interesting, though.
00:05:26.000If we jump down to the key demo viewership, take a look at this.
00:05:31.000If we go to the 8pm Fox News Tonight, 149,000 viewers in the key demo.
00:05:37.000Anderson Cooper and MSNBC both beat Fox News.
00:06:55.000In fact, now that it's not called Tucker Carlson Tonight, That may be your way of getting it back because now it's Fox News Tonight or whatever they're calling it in the interim.
00:08:18.000But I think Tucker Carlson's probably gonna, you know, he's gonna launch his own network or something.
00:08:23.000You were saying that there was like some kind of rumor about why he got fired, because like he was he was hitting on, well, not really, but... No, yeah, hold on.
00:08:44.000In fact, it was reported even before Monday when this all shit hit the fan and Tucker was gone that he had dinner with Rupert Murdoch and Rupert is now The only reason Tucker Carlson is no longer on the air at Fox is because Rupert Murdoch soured on him for one reason or another.
00:08:58.000Who knows exactly what that reason is, but was that part of the tension in the relationship?
00:09:02.000Was the experience of Tucker himself and whether he's the gift from God or not?
00:09:06.000And the only reason Tucker Carlson is no longer on the air at Fox is because Rupert Murdoch
00:09:09.000soured on him, for one reason or another.
00:09:11.000Who knows exactly what that reason is.
00:09:13.000But was that part of the tension in the relationship?
00:09:16.000Was the experience of Tucker himself and whether he's the gift from God or not?
00:10:12.000Dude, if I was like, if I was contracted at Fox News, Hannity, or Ingram, or anybody, and they were like, you're doing 8pm, I'm like, Hell no, I'm not.
00:10:28.000It's just like, dude, you get dead air.
00:10:29.000You get nothing at 8pm because nobody wants to take that spot because if Tucker was like, I'm leaving the network, people would be sad.
00:10:36.000But the fact that they unceremoniously removed him, and it may be because Murdoch was jealous, now it's mega cringe to try and take his time slot.
00:10:45.000Well, I sort of wonder, too, if they're going to try to replace him with some kind of bad boy-esque figure, since Tucker was the anti-establishment guy, but someone who's still brand safe and doesn't push Fox in a direction that they're uncomfortable going in.
00:10:59.000Who do they possibly have that could do that?
00:12:53.000I mean, he goes after the right harder than anyone else on Fox.
00:12:57.000If you're looking for a reason why you want a guy like that to not be on the air for the next year, which is like the length of his contract, there's your reason.
00:13:05.000I mean, he is someone who's a total differentiator from the establishment voice that's on the right or anywhere else.
00:13:10.000And he's a threat to the entire establishment, left and right.
00:13:13.000He's done it in the segments on COVID, on military policy, on the expansion of government throughout the years.
00:13:18.000I mean, he's a guy that can sort of bring down the entire house, just like Donald Trump.
00:14:15.000I mean, the legacy media industry is every single day, even if they were doing everything right, less and less people are watching traditional TV, less and less people are finding that.
00:14:25.000So when you're not going to maximize the time you have left by getting someone who is a star, a bonafide star, and you take them off the air, you're Ladies and gentlemen, just a few moments ago, around the start of this show, Tucker Carlson posted a video on Twitter that says, Good evening, I have no idea what he's going to say, so I hope we don't get banned.
00:14:53.000One of the first things you realize when you step outside the noise for a few days is how many genuinely nice people there are in this country.
00:15:23.000In five years we won't even remember that we had them.
00:15:26.000Trust me as someone who's participated.
00:15:29.000And yet at the same time, and this is the amazing thing, the undeniably big topics, the ones that will define our future, get virtually no discussion at all.
00:15:52.000Debates like that are not permitted in American media.
00:15:55.000Both political parties and their donors have reached consensus on what benefits them, and they actively collude to shut down any conversation about it.
00:16:06.000Suddenly, the United States looks very much like a one-party state.
00:16:10.000That's a depressing realization, but it's not permanent.
00:17:24.000It's really amazing to see that he's become this, like, populist, you know?
00:17:28.000There's that viral meme we played last night where it shows him in the political compass for authoritarian right, and he's like, the more they have you talking about race, the less time is spent asking about class.
00:18:02.000But I mean, I think it's, again, maybe he's just sort of trying to flex a little bit and show that he's going to be fine and be able to operate on his own without having to go to a network.
00:18:11.000I mean, who's going to write... Good evening, it's Tucker Carlson!
00:18:14.000He just started automatically playing again.
00:18:16.000Like, who's going to write him a check?
00:18:19.000I mean, is boring it off him $500 million to come over to Daily Wire?
00:18:22.000Like, his best move is to sort of do his thing, and I think we'll probably see More content coming out just independently from him because he's able to do it.
00:18:29.000And like you said earlier, he built Daily Caller.
00:18:31.000And he's perfectly capable of building another network and being his own man and not having to be a slave to anybody affiliated with the establishment.
00:21:09.000This person has apparently, according to her interview with MSNBC yesterday, has 90 tapes, has spent her entire career apparently at Fox just recording people, ready to drop this.
00:21:20.000Yes, never met Tucker Carlson, really has no real beef with Tucker personally as trying to make it about Tucker's staff and the culture that he's started there.
00:21:30.000I think she potentially has him on tape saying some things that are sexist or whatever she wants to try to portray there.
00:21:45.000And Ted Cruz, he's saying something, yeah, probably, he's talking to Maria Bartiromo and he's like, he says something to the effect of, if there's gonna be some kind of challenge to the election, then you've got to have an actual sanctioned commission that reviews the evidence, and then if the evidence is there, you present it.
00:22:03.000That's what he says, and the left is like, he's trying to overthrow the election!
00:22:07.000It's like, it sounds like Ted Cruz is trying to stop them from doing it, being like, no, no, no, you gotta go through the formal process and get a commission set up before you can do any of this, and they're using Ted Cruz resisting this stuff as evidence he was in favor of it.
00:22:24.000Yeah, honestly, just to stick with Tucker for a second, the person who was the strongest against the election fraud stuff On the air at Fox was Tucker Carlson.
00:22:34.000He did a 15-minute monologue that was really powerful that just completely obliterated Sidney Powell.
00:22:40.000Why won't Sidney Powell come on my show and talk about this?
00:22:48.000We're telling you this because it's true.
00:22:49.000I mean, that's the kind of person he was.
00:22:51.000And separate from that, Just the entire, we're still seeing this now, it's three years later, everything that can be part of the, what I would call the Trump addiction in the corporate media, which I think all of this election stuff is.
00:23:03.000They're going to try to make the story of Ted Cruz's comment that's like the most Ted Cruz thing possible.
00:23:08.000I mean, it's just like this lawyer who's talking about, oh, well, you know, like.
00:23:45.000You get it at a glance, an initial story, and then they just move on to the next thing.
00:23:50.000And they never go back and start to correct it.
00:23:52.000They're so addicted to Trump and to anything that's kind of the ancillary, the January 6th or the election process, so addicted to it.
00:23:59.000And the average American, Left, right, or center is not in that same mindset.
00:24:04.000I mean, they are not just completely addicted in the way that these media people are.
00:24:08.000I've talked to people that could not sleep, that had to take pills because they were just so overcome with No, I think they were driven insane.
00:24:18.000fight with Donald Trump during the Trump presidency and it made them completely
00:24:23.000put the guardrails of journalism out when they tried to to try to take him
00:24:27.000down and it was so obvious to the audience and to this day I mean they
00:24:31.000have not learned a single lesson. No I think they were driven insane. Yeah. And I
00:24:35.000don't think it was Trump I think it was social media algorithms because there's
00:24:39.000there's no real reason to be so mad at Trump. Yeah.
00:24:41.000Any reasonable person who's like, man, if you were looking at Trump and you genuinely didn't like him, because you didn't like his policies or his attitude, you wouldn't be screaming that he was Hitler.
00:24:50.000You'd just be like, I don't like this guy.
00:24:53.000They got driven to the extreme end because the internet was screaming as loud as possible in their faces.
00:24:58.000So, for example, with somebody like Joe Biden, I mean, I detest absolutely everything the man stands for.
00:25:03.000I don't have to take sleeping pills because he's the president.
00:25:07.000It's insane to have such a small, petty outlook on life.
00:25:11.000My goal is to go after this person and take them down.
00:25:14.000For some bizarre reason, they saw him as the embodiment of every principle that they hated, despite the fact that he was basically a New York Democrat in many ways, at least with respect to his economic policy decision-making.
00:25:25.000He was more socially conservative, but even there, he was like, Somewhere between center-right and centrist.
00:25:30.000This was not some far-right political leader.
00:25:32.000And even if he was to be, even if he was, you know, on the actual right by American standards or far-right or however they would have defined it, To not be able to sleep over the guy?
00:26:11.000The Gutfeld host made the comments while appearing on Fox News, The Five, alongside other Fox personalities.
00:26:16.000The panelists then brought up Democrat Susan Rice, President Biden's White House domestic policy advisor, who announced she would be departing from her post on Monday, which had the Fox News personalities predicting she would be a contender in the 2024 election.
00:26:27.000So he's kind of joking, but kind of not.
00:26:30.000And I'm wondering now, somebody, so the conversation is Trump-Carlson 2024, but then there was a question, I don't know if it was you were asking it, Adrian, DeSantis-Carlson maybe?
00:27:09.000All we have had for years and years, decades, are these boring establishment candidates who just want to go along with whatever their donors tell them.
00:27:18.000But we got that meme of Jeb with the entire map turning yellow for Jeb.
00:27:21.000I don't disagree that we should have picked Jeb, but we missed out.
00:27:24.000To be real, Jeb is the one that got away.
00:27:43.000Bernie was leading the charge against the Democrat establishment, and then got to the DNC, stopped, turned around, and said, you are all trespassing, and you must leave!
00:27:54.000So it was like, he let everyone there and then just immediately joined with Hillary.
00:27:58.000And then he was like, if you want to be a millionaire, you write a book.
00:28:02.000In 2020, he was, I mean, they went to Nevada, and I read about this on Covered, MSNBC, Joy Reid, people like that, went after Bernie Sanders, went after Chris Matthews when he was still back on the air before he got me too'd.
00:28:16.000They went completely all in on Joe Biden because they needed to stop him in the same way that Mayor Pete and Amy Klobuchar dropped out and endorsed Biden.
00:29:23.000But for real, that's probably what happened!
00:29:25.000So he drops out, they're like, the job is yours, and then a train blows up, and he's like, not there!
00:29:30.000I thought this was supposed to be an easy job, what's going on here?
00:29:33.000I also think this is not necessarily an original insight, other people have said this, this is something Dave Smith has said before too, but There is something to be said about the fact that the way Bernie treated the people he was running against didn't really match his rhetoric about the fact that they were screwing the working class, right?
00:29:51.000Trump's treatment of other political leaders matches his rhetoric on how he feels about political leaders.
00:30:04.000It's like, okay, well, you're not exactly selling to people that you genuinely want to fight them, but also, what did Bernie do?
00:30:09.000He endorsed Hillary, and then he endorsed Joe Biden, so they knew they could take it from him.
00:30:13.000Donald Trump wasn't going to endorse any other Republican if he didn't get the nomination, so they knew they had to give it to him.
00:30:19.000The way I like to describe it is there's this big ivory tower and Bernie comes from the left up the hill with a bunch of angry, you know, leftists.
00:30:26.000And then Trump comes up on the right with a bunch of angry right-wingers.
00:30:29.000And then they're both standing on each side and the elites are looking down like, oh, what do we do?
00:32:09.000Because he's in favor of capitalist structures, even though he's far left, he still is talking about capitalist structures, and he wants to secure the borders so that he can protect workers.
00:32:19.000He had a quote at a rally where he said, we can't have open borders, my god, the people, they would all just flood in.
00:32:25.000And then they were like, how dare you, you nationalist capitalist!
00:32:29.000Didn't he call it a Koch brothers scheme?
00:32:31.000In 2015, he said open borders is a Koch brothers proposal to get cheap labor.
00:32:36.000I mean, it's amazing to me how Democrats claim they're in favor of unions.
00:32:41.000They know that a scab entering into a workplace when they're not a member of a union could drive wages down.
00:32:48.000But when you place that or abstract that onto a national scale, They're unwilling to recognize that that's true.
00:32:55.000What about, like, the literal union that we call, like, the United States of America?
00:33:00.000Don't you think someone entering into our union who isn't playing by the same rules and isn't becoming a registered member, taking jobs, might lower average wages for the people who are already in the country?
00:33:13.000But for whatever reason, the principal stops operating there.
00:33:15.000Yeah, that's why immigration, honestly, was the biggest issue, you know, cross party for Donald Trump, I think.
00:33:21.000But honestly, like, I hate to go back to Tucker again, but another thing he said, it's like, even Trump gets in there.
00:33:27.000And yes, he was totally anti-establishment, anti-elite.
00:33:30.000But Tucker told me for the book that, you know, he gets in there and he puts Steve Mnuchin in Treasury or a lot of the people that he put in these positions.
00:33:38.000A lot of the things that he said, and this is some of the things that Tucker has been critical of Trump about more recently, is when he actually got in there.
00:33:53.000And actually, I think a candidate who really wants to go after Trump from the right, like at DeSantis, I don't know if he's got it in him, would be to say, well, you got in there, COVID, whatever else, border.
00:34:04.000Did you actually do what you said you were gonna do and break up the actual elite establishment that you claim to be doing?
00:34:11.000Somewhat, but only a little bit and not enough.
00:34:14.000Not enough, but enough to where I'm looking forward to Trump getting revenge with Schedule F. And I think what really makes this work is, if Trump just had his term, and then lost, and there was no Russiagate, and there was no impeachment and all that stuff, I wouldn't know if I'd be so enthused.
00:34:30.000I'd be like, well, you know, we had Trump, like, maybe DeSantis is gonna work out, I don't know.
00:34:34.000But the fact that they've gone after Trump so heavy-handedly, the fact that they're trying to indict him in three different jurisdictions, I'm like, okay, So now we're going to get that equal and opposite reaction that I'm excited about.
00:34:47.000They came at Trump super hard and he's ready to come back, schedule a laugh, lock down, take it.
00:34:55.000I mean, the Hunter Biden laptop story, just like the icing on the cake of the Trump presidency, I mean, the way that the media, you know, In collusion with tech companies, in collusion with the FBI, as we now know thanks to the Twitter files, locked down that story.
00:35:11.000And the fact that it has become so obvious that it was true, I mean, it was obviously it was true when it actually was being written, but the way the media covered it, and then what we now know, has just made that just so clear to everyone that if that moved a few thousand votes, a couple, you know, 30,000 votes, that would have made an enormous difference in the election.
00:35:30.000And the fact that they did that That will stick with people, I think.
00:35:34.000It's a media story, but it's a politics story.
00:35:37.000Yeah, there was a poll done on that as well.
00:35:41.000A very large percentage of Biden voters had absolutely no idea about the Hunter Biden story, and about 10% of people who voted for Biden who were surveyed said if they had known about the Hunter Biden laptop story, they would not have voted for Joe.
00:35:53.000Yeah, I think it was like 16%, but that was enough to have swung the election depending on where those voters were.
00:35:57.000But let's talk about the latest revelation.
00:36:24.000I think, you know, Biden was involved, but it was through the intermediary, Tony Blinken, who only, of course, you know, talk about people like Mayor Pete getting promoted.
00:36:32.000Tony Blinken, of course, now in a very prime position there as Secretary of State.
00:36:36.000And this story does not get covered very, very much in the corporate media these days.
00:36:39.000I mean, this came out in a House Judiciary panel.
00:36:42.000Mike Morrell, not a partisan guy at all, but just is asked to tell what happened here.
00:36:57.000I mean, this is not someone who's like, you know, trying to, to, right, I mean, to your point, a guy from the left is essentially admitting to what he was doing.
00:37:06.000That story, I mean, again, a companion to the Hunter Biden laptop lack of coverage was that story, which, you know, the way that, yes, CNN's of the world, and I've talked to a lot of people at CNN about this.
00:37:42.000It says Morel, who testified to Congress earlier this month about the laptop letter, said he thought now Secretary of State Antony Blinken wanted the baseless claims of Russian involvement in the saga made public.
00:37:52.000The former Obama-acting CIA director told House investigators that before his October 17th call with Blinken, he had no intention to write the October 19th Hunter Biden laptop letter, and testified yes and absolutely when asked if the call with Blinken, who was the top advisor for Biden's 2020 campaign, was what triggered that intent in you.
00:38:12.000Morell also said in a recent transcribed interview with congressional investigators that it was his guess that Blinken called him to talk about the Hunter Biden laptop because the future Secretary of State wanted it out in the public that the Russians were somehow involved in the saga.
00:38:25.000He also testified that one of the two reasons he helped put the letter together was to help now President Joe Biden, quote, because I wanted him to win the election.
00:38:40.000And no punishment for blatant election interference.
00:38:43.000But you know, a question that I have is, these guys weaponized this entire process to win the 2020 election, right?
00:38:49.000You got a bunch of former Intel guys partnering with social media Engaging in this clear manipulation of multiple systems just to get their guy in.
00:38:57.000They were able to, even if you don't want to discuss the issue of election fraud, they were able to weaponize the system enough to be able to prevent Trump from getting reelected when he wielded the full power of the executive branch of the United States government.
00:39:14.000And let me add one other point in here too.
00:39:16.000We have numerous states like Pennsylvania that change election laws in the run-up to the election to give Democrats an advantage and prevent Trump from getting in.
00:39:23.000And Republicans were involved in that.
00:39:25.000So what has changed since 2020 that this deep state apparatus would allow him back in now when they've already weaponized a system to prevent him from getting in in 2020?
00:40:02.000NOW Trump is coming out and being like, we're going to do the same thing.
00:40:05.000Now you're hearing Republicans come out and say, okay, we figured it out, we're going to play the game they're playing.
00:40:09.000Now I think these advantages may be lost.
00:40:11.000Because if Republicans actually start playing the same game, it's going to slowly bounce out.
00:40:15.000Though, universal mail-in voting greatly advantages Democrats in dense populated areas, and it's very hard for people in rural areas to get the word out and things like that.
00:40:25.000But I think I think Republicans can now, understanding what happened in the past two elections, start utilizing that properly.
00:40:51.000I mean, why did so many in the media not cover this?
00:40:54.000When I went back and started looking for the book about why was the press covered that, you know, why do they cover it this way?
00:41:00.000There were people like Maggie Haberman at the New York Times who linked to the New York Post, just said, oh, I question the sourcing of it.
00:41:40.000That's only getting worse, I think, in this new era.
00:41:42.000I think Republicans are starting to wake up.
00:41:44.000And just some people I've talked to sort of behind the scenes, there's this realization that, yeah, we have to do more than we've done in the past to win elections.
00:41:51.000But In general, we have to sort of build out just a bigger ground game because Democrats have a billion-dollar machine that's been in place for decades.
00:42:00.000Republicans have a system where the donor class sort of gives money to the RNC who doles it out how they see fit, where on the Democrats' side, they have all these organizations that have been built out at the grassroots level.
00:42:10.000These billionaire donors give to those organizations and, you know, the party is a little bit further down the list.
00:42:15.000So there's a whole machine apparatus that needs to be built on the right.
00:42:19.000It seems like people are more inclined to actually do the work right now and want to build those things out.
00:42:24.000Scott Pressler is a guy who's running across the country right now trying to register voters, trying to spread the word about ballot harvesting and do what he can to build those systems out.
00:42:34.000And I think As far as what I'm seeing, even just this week Charlie Kirk posted about this.
00:42:38.000There's more of a focus now on doing the work that's needed to build out those systems to try to give Trump the best chance, or whoever's the nominee, most likely Trump.
00:42:46.000But whatever Republican candidate has the best chance to win the election next year.
00:43:48.000He'll be like, can you explain to me why and if Biden is president and then they say something and he goes, Now, have you seen, and it's like, well, did you, are you going to answer the first thing they said?
00:44:05.000Like he just, boop, just didn't happen, I guess.
00:44:07.000And that's with someone literally running around next to him with a screen in front of him that has the words, you know, the closed captioning happening and still is not really comprehending.
00:44:15.000No, but they'll take whatever they can get as long as not a Republican.
00:46:10.000No, he's, I mean, he's... Okay, he's running his establishment enough that... Right, I know, I was just like, he's one of those guys, isn't he?
00:47:23.000And he's just going like, Mouthing and like nothing's happening.
00:47:26.000I explained that if it was Donald Trump and they cut his mic, he would lean over and grab the other person's mic and go, excuse me, excuse me, my microphone is off.
00:47:36.000Because Trump would not let them silence him and there's nothing they can do if he if he's like steps out of line and says, no, I'm talking.
00:47:43.000Well that's the thing, he's polite to people, or he's not polite to people who aren't being polite to him, and so often that's what the establishment depends upon.
00:47:50.000They crap all over everyone who's an outsider and tries to stand up to them, and then they go, oh, sorry, yes, I'm sorry, okay, I'll go along with it.
00:47:57.000We saw this with Republicans time and time again.
00:47:59.000You're racist, you're sexist, you're homophobic, you're terrible, or they would just ask them questions where that was the subtext, and they'd go, I just want to be very sensitive to your concern, and I want you to know I really do care about you and your values, and Trump will be like, you're an idiot, shut up.
00:48:13.000It's like, great, that's kind of what they deserve.
00:48:15.000Well, Trump's not mean to people who aren't mean to him.
00:48:18.000In fact, no, no, when it came to the bump stock ban, when they go to Trump and they say, let's work together, he goes, okay, and then he agrees with them.
00:48:26.000If the Democrats went to Trump and they said, you're so smart, your policies are amazing, we think you're going to be the best, here's what you need to do, he'll go, absolutely, I agree, and he would sign it.
00:48:36.000In fact, he actually said in an interview with Tucker recently, he was talking about how Gavin Newsom was so nice to him.
00:48:41.000And the real story is that Gavin Newsom understood how to play Trump.
00:48:44.000You be nice to him, you ask for things, and he'll give it to you.
00:49:50.000Yeah, and it's hilarious because all they did was expose themselves as biased, destroyed whatever remaining credibility they had, and made people who already like Trump like him a whole lot more.
00:50:02.000Now, what I find so hilarious about the entire situation is that You're correct that people who flatter Trump seem to get ahead in some sense, and the left could have very easily played him in that way, but because their TDS was so strong, it was like this perfect storm where this weakness of his couldn't really be exploited by them because they were too deranged, they were too histrionic, and they were freaking out and screaming, it's Donald Trump!
00:50:35.000Like, if you were just as dishonest as you always are and tried to flatter him, you might have been able to get some of the things done that you wanted to get done, but you're not capable.
00:50:46.000I'll say one other thing about Jeff Zucker, because that's what makes it so unique about Donald Trump.
00:50:50.000I mean, Jeff Zucker and Donald Trump go way back.
00:50:54.000Donald Trump made Jeff Zucker at NBC because of The Apprentice.
00:51:50.000For one, their restaurant volume has dropped 34.7%.
00:51:57.000We're hearing that various different sales metrics show a drop of like 17% in general sales, volume has decreased in double digits, and here's my favorite latest development on the Bud Light boycott story.
00:52:10.000It is, first, I'd like to bring you all back in time.
00:52:55.000Yes, if an ad campaign is truly inclusive, as in it is maximally appealing to the largest base possible, then yes, it's going to be an effective ad campaign.
00:53:06.000Clearly, Bud Light's ad campaign was not inclusive.
00:53:12.000It was not inclusive because they alienated their own viewers.
00:53:44.000By including them, you're excluding everyone who takes issue with them.
00:53:49.000So, inclusive doesn't mean welcoming a new group, right?
00:53:54.000It means, how are we going to get the most possible people to be loyal to our brand?
00:53:59.000And here's an important distinction as it pertains to, say, political ideology.
00:54:04.000There's a big divide in this country, and it's roughly down the middle in terms of politics.
00:54:09.000So you risk alienating half the population by choosing—so you stay away from it.
00:54:14.000But then you can make the argument about when it comes to race.
00:54:18.000Well, there's millions, hundreds of millions, tens of millions of people of varying different racial backgrounds, and a tiny bit of racists.
00:54:26.000If we want to maximize our total market share, we go for a literal inclusive strategy which is apolitical and just says everybody's chill to have our beer.
00:54:36.000Instead, they go directly for the most polarizing and divisive and like nails on a chalkboard personality and then just Gut their brand.
00:54:51.000Let's push everyone out outside of our small group of people who feel a need to virtue signal to one another that we think this is a beautiful woman.
00:55:12.000And you've got a person there, they are a factory worker, and they're trans, they're a little bit scared to come to work, and they get there and their friends welcome them in.
00:55:20.000Okay, now you've done an ad that's not alienating, maybe you've welcomed them, but they went in the most clunky, you know, embarrassing way possible, and yet, talk about the language, expert say.
00:56:21.000And talk about a person who bought into the cult.
00:56:24.000I mean, part of the problem with the Bud Light thing was the also podcast with the VP of Marketing explaining why the brand that she is a part of is bad.
00:56:33.000essentially, is why it's too fratty and we have to change it. That's your problem when you pair that
00:56:38.000with the Dylan Mulvaney video, which was, again, I mean, who is buying Bud Light because of that?
00:56:42.000Are Dylan Mulvaney's fans buying Bud Light because of that?
00:56:45.000I can't even imagine that anyone thought this was a good idea. And yet, and this is
00:57:24.000It's so bizarre, but this is just what happens, right?
00:57:26.000People don't understand the brands that they're trying to create advertisements for and sometimes they can get away with it.
00:57:31.000I remember last year we had Libby Emmons here and we were, maybe this is a year and a half ago now, but we were watching these different woke advertisements that candy companies were doing.
00:57:54.000This kid has like a witch babysitter and she comes in and she like... The kid does something gender non-conforming and so it was supposed to be a woke commercial.
00:58:05.000Well, we reviewed it on air and made fun of it.
00:58:07.000And we were looking at a couple of commercials.
00:58:09.000But, you know, sometimes brands can sort of get a Way with it, because even though their product is apolitical, the consumers aren't going to care all that much.
00:58:20.000But with Bud Light, I mean, you're really talking about something that is marketed, generally, again, towards fratty dudes and also working class people.
00:58:29.000Your audience is toxic masculinity, right?
00:58:34.000That's such a good point though, because in Uncovered I write about something I call guilt journalism.
00:58:39.000I specifically cite there was a magazine, Cosmo, that put on the cover this gigantic obese woman and just with the headline, this is healthy.
00:58:57.000Well, it's because they feel this guilt over what they've done for decades of putting real thin women on their cover and what that has caused.
00:59:29.000All of the people who are considered toxically masculine conservatives, the frat boys, we know what they're dog whistling when they talk about this.
00:59:36.000Well, we need a trendy, younger, hip viewer base.
00:59:39.000You know, people who would have higher social credit scores, so to speak.
00:59:42.000And that's who we need to try to market to, so we're going to spit in the face of our current consumer base by marketing to them with something that we are explicitly saying isn't for them because what we're trying to say is this brand is not for you anymore.
01:00:27.000Yeah, but that Gillette ad, too, it was so ridiculous because They took so rough-and-tumble play, which all of the psychological literature shows is incredibly important and necessary for the development of young boys, it portrays it as two little boys just beating the crap out of each other and the two dads at the grill going, well, boys will be boys, as if that's what real life is.
01:00:51.000They took a gender studies dissertation, made it into an advertisement, and insulted their entire viewer base because guess what?
01:02:16.000Well, for so long, conservatives have been so reluctant to do that.
01:02:19.000One massive flaw with the right, people view this as a strength.
01:02:22.000It's not as much of a strength as they think it is.
01:02:24.000One massive flaw on the right is this almost this odd desire not to alienate everyone, right?
01:02:32.000And so the left will claim they don't want to alienate people, but then obviously they shun anyone who steps out of line even slightly.
01:02:40.000And the right has always said, Well, we're just a home for everyone who considers themselves a non-leftist or anti-leftist.
01:02:49.000And so because of that, I think conservatives have very much prided themselves on being able to have conversations with people they disagree with.
01:02:57.000But I think for a while there was this stigma that if you as a conservative didn't tolerate everything the left was doing, then you were just as bad as the left.
01:03:05.000And I'm glad conservatives are stepping out of that and saying, you know what, we can and we should boycott these brands and there
01:03:10.000actually is something we can do about this.
01:03:12.000It is weird how the what was it I was what was it um Sticks X and Hammer put
01:03:19.000out he made a meme and it was so amazing and it said the actual political party
01:03:24.000let me let me pull this up shout out to Sticks I got to pull this up it was too
01:03:27.000funny and then let me I don't want to ruin the joke so um but uh let me let me
01:03:34.000I'm scrolling, I'm scrolling, I'll find it.
01:03:36.000It's in here, so I retweeted it because it was hilarious.
01:03:39.000It says, the two-party system summed up, Republican paralyzed goat, Democrat diseased rat.
01:03:46.000So instead of the elephant and the jackass or whatever, the Republican paralyzed goat I think perfectly sums up what the Republican Party is.
01:03:56.000They get startled and then just lock up and then fall over.
01:05:24.000These young conservative types, these, you know, look, man, if you go to a bunch of high school kids wearing a suit, and you're like, hello there, fellow kids, they're gonna be like, yeah, okay, what?
01:05:35.000Relaxed and casual, you know, there's clearly a realignment.
01:05:38.000I mean, yeah happening III how many people that are they're fans of the show Probably, you know consider themselves potentially conservative but not Republicans I think that there's there's a lot of people that that are in the culture today That are seeing that where the left is going and saying that's not me, you know I I don't know exactly where I am right now but I mean I think about it you talk about like, you know, the right could be Talk to anyone, right?
01:06:05.000And the left right now is not just the right has bad ideas, they have dumb ideas, you know, conservatives are stupid, but these people are dangerous.
01:06:15.000That's actually the, and it's coming from the media too.
01:06:17.000I describe them as anti-speech activists.
01:06:20.000These people that should be about free speech and allowing a free flow of ideas on social media or wherever, I want to mention something here too, because the media did spend a lot of time talking about how much it cared about free speech.
01:06:30.000i'm not gonna be a part of that that's not it's why i am well it's the cult
01:06:33.000versus the not called it i want to mention something here to because the media did
01:06:37.000spend a lot of time talking about how much a care about free speech it's
01:06:40.000really easy to care about free speech when you're the only voice
01:06:43.000but as soon as the advent of the internet your average person being able
01:06:46.000to voice your own opinions all the sudden we got all of these specials and
01:06:49.000different news outlets about disinformation what we need to do to
01:06:52.000ensure that a speech doesn't spread online
01:06:56.000the whole utility of television in the present era where the internet exists
01:07:05.000So we shouldn't be shocked that the vast majority of individuals in legacy media don't believe in free speech because their platform is fundamentally anti-free speech.
01:07:14.000It's I get to say what I want and I don't hear anything back from you.
01:07:18.000So we're working on a bunch of new projects, obviously we're looking for talent, and we've been talking to some individuals who are like, oh man, I don't want to be involved in political stuff, and I'm like, look, the show that we're launching is not political in any way, it's totally its own standalone thing.
01:07:31.000And so we started working on this, and I'll keep the details vague for now.
01:07:34.000But the individual said that they started getting threats of violence, insults and attacks.
01:07:39.000And I was like, did you get any of that from anyone associated with the right or like disaffected liberals?
01:07:50.000And I'm like, isn't it crazy that Someone like Seamus, who is Catholic, staunchly pro-life, can sit here and disagree with me or Ian or whatever, and he's one of our best friends, we laugh together, he's on the show consistently.
01:08:13.000This is the Joe Rogan thing that's so fascinating to me.
01:08:15.000I mean, Joe Rogan is a guy who's, if he's supporting any politician, it's Bernie Sanders.
01:08:19.000You know, this is as progressive as it can get.
01:08:22.000And yet why does the left hate him and the corporate media hate him is because he's impeding on their power and because he's willing to have conversations.
01:08:30.000I mean, I describe him as an information maximalist.
01:08:32.000And the media is now full of information minimalists.
01:08:35.000They want the minimum amount of information out there for the public to consume, because really they just fundamentally distrust people.
01:08:41.000They distrust their own audience, and they distrust the average American.
01:08:44.000And the right is now all of a sudden in this position of being, no, actually, you know, let's get ideas out there.
01:08:50.000Now, not the right, but Bill Maher and Joe Rogan, these are people that just have a fundamental disagreement with the way the left has shifted towards this anti-free speech platform.
01:09:01.000I think the other side of that too, though, is also the left has gotten so crazy and a lot of their core beliefs now don't stand up to intellectual scrutiny.
01:09:10.000So if they had their ideas challenged on social media, on these news programs, and people are exposed to one side and the other side and the actual facts, like men can't be women, men don't have uteruses, you know, if we truly have an actual open debate, pretty much 90% of everything they believe is going to be obliterated.
01:09:31.000And every polite invite gets turned down.
01:09:34.000We will pay for your travel, we will fly you first class, we will get a car waiting for you with a guy holding up a sign with your name on it, we'll bring you out, there will be a filet mignon, medium rare, Oscar style, right on this table!
01:10:15.000This is the thing, like, There are some people that I think are willing to do it themselves and are willing to have that exchange, but they're just so afraid of the backlash.
01:10:25.000They're so afraid of what a few people yelling at them on Twitter will feel like, that they don't understand that that is such an unrepresentative situation when it comes to what your actual fans, what people that actually like you, what they would get out of that.
01:10:40.000They're so warped and living in this bubble of Twitter, which is, as polls have shown, 2% of all Americans account for 90% of tweets about politics.
01:10:59.000But I try to have some self-awareness that this is not real life, that people who love me on Twitter or hate me on Twitter, it's a very small cross-section.
01:11:40.000Well, I mean, a lot of what people end up deciding to talk about or report about or discuss on their podcast is based on what they see trending on Twitter, so it's an incredibly powerful tool.
01:11:50.000Now, what a lot of people don't realize is that, well, Twitter, in terms of its user base, is not the furthest left platform.
01:11:56.000It certainly leans to the left to the point where if it were a state, for example, it would be, you know, pretty solidly blue.
01:12:06.000A lot of corporations will look to the kind of reception they are getting on Twitter from their advertisement campaigns to determine whether they should shift course.
01:12:17.000And they're getting an incredibly biased sample, and many of them haven't realized that in the past.
01:12:21.000So you'll get a bunch of people tweeting at you saying, well, this campaign was offensive, etc., etc.
01:12:25.000All right, well, you're getting a biased sample there.
01:12:29.000But corporations will still make changes based on that very biased sample.
01:12:33.000Let's jump to the story from the Daily Mail.
01:12:35.000Refund the Police Portland finally launches crackdown on crime after defunding the police by $15 million as it hires more district attorneys and investigators to tackle spiraling car and retail theft.
01:12:46.000All right, how long until you think it is until liberals start saying, we were always in support of the police, it's the conservatives that hated police!
01:12:54.000Well, they want to refund the police, I hope they kept the receipt because I think a lot of those cops ain't coming back.
01:12:59.000You drive them out of their jobs, you make it as difficult as possible for them to do it.
01:13:03.000This was their plan the whole time. They got all the conservative-leaning cops to quit,
01:13:07.000and now that none of them would touch the department's 10-foot pole,
01:13:10.000they're going to hire only the people who support their crackpot ideas.
01:13:13.000Dr. Justin Marchegiani Between that and COVID, you know, between
01:13:16.000the vaccine mandates and all the other things that drove, you know, change the force out of this.
01:13:20.000Kim Fox in Chicago, big prosecutor, wouldn't prosecute Jussie Smollett, was a Soros-funded
01:13:26.000DA, which I know you're not supposed to say, but that is just a fact.
01:13:29.000Dr. Justin Marchegiani Now, and now– Dr. Justin Marchegiani She's not running for a re-election.
01:13:32.000Dr. Justin Marchegiani I think we're gonna see a shift here, and– and part of the shift, I would imagine, is because
01:13:37.000they gotta get the shift going before 2024 because this is a winning issue for the Republicans.
01:13:41.000Dr. Jonathan Rossin Yes, but the cops are going to be pro-Antifa now.
01:13:45.000We've already seen it happen, and there's a video of a guy backing away from Antifa, and they're threatening him with weapons, and the cops grab the victim and arrest him.
01:13:55.000Maybe, I don't know the full context, but it's a guy backing up saying, get away from me, get away from me, and then the cop apologizes to an Antifa woman, so I'm sorry ma'am.
01:14:03.000Well, they gotta be, man, because if they're bringing these police officers back in these blue areas, these cops are risking their livelihoods by just doing their jobs.
01:14:12.000If they get charged for arresting the wrong person by one of these liberal DAs, they get dragged through the media, they're gonna get charged, they're gonna get convicted, they're gonna get thrown in jail.
01:14:22.000So they gotta be on the same political line.
01:14:24.000What happens when Portland says, all right, we're gonna be hiring 500 new cops and all the applicants are anti-foe?
01:20:08.000You're supposed to be who you are, what you are.
01:20:11.000Why are people so desperate, young people so desperate to not be themselves?
01:20:14.000I mean, a lot of the mechanisms that we have for self-discovery and for emotional development and social development have gone by the wayside.
01:20:24.000We don't go outside and play anymore as kids.
01:20:31.000We're filtered through these programs that have algorithms that shape our world and they're programmed to reward you and give you a dopamine hit based on certain triggers.
01:20:41.000So our entire society has shifted from something that allows you to be able to grow and have that self-discovery process and figure out who you are.
01:20:48.000and reward you for being an individual and just being yourself to making you want, and again these children are impressionable, your brain doesn't fully form and develop until you're 25.
01:20:57.000So we have this group of millions of kids who don't go through this process and their entire life experience is geared toward wanting to please an algorithm which is essentially making you want to be what you see on the screen instead of figuring out who the hell you are.
01:21:12.000So getting plastic surgery to look like Snapchat filters.
01:21:15.000Young women are developing fake Tourette's syndrome because they want to emulate what they see on these apps.
01:21:21.000And yet, social contagion with respect to transgenderism is completely dismissed.
01:21:27.000There are kids who are literally pretending to have Tourette's.
01:21:30.000There has not been some massive uptick in Tourette's, and yet when you see a massive uptick in gender confusion, that couldn't possibly be social contagion.
01:21:38.000They were always that way, and now society allows them to say it.
01:21:47.000Some of these young women are actually developing a social issue and they're getting Tourette's syndrome from watching prominent Tourette's personalities.
01:21:56.000Well, some of it's also coming from inside the home, too.
01:21:59.000We talk a lot about fatherless homes, but there's a piece that I wrote for TimCastNews.com.
01:22:16.000There was a study from 1994 that just resurfaced.
01:22:19.000that found that 53% of mothers of boys who identify as trans have their own psychological issues, including depression and borderline personality disorder.
01:22:29.000So there's, it's not even just a social contagion.
01:22:32.000I think it's a large part of it, but some of this is being directed from within these, these children's own homes because their parents have their own issues that they haven't sorted out yet.
01:22:40.000And that's even before social media, right?
01:22:44.000I think social media has a huge factor of, and not just because of the incentives of it, but because you go from maybe you grew up wanting to be
01:22:50.000famous or you wanted to be successful, but now you want to be special and you're doing it in a way
01:22:56.000that is performative. It's public in a way that never existed before. I mean, whether it's
01:23:02.000the media, whether it's kids growing up, the incentives of getting feedback from friends,
01:23:08.000from family, from fans in the moment, it's very hard to – I can't even imagine growing up in a
01:23:14.000society where you are living in public and you have in your mind the potential of is this the
01:23:21.000thing that's going to make me famous or special And you're doing it on Instagram, you're doing all these platforms that have that ability.
01:23:28.000And then you're also doing it with all these, the normal pressures that you have with being a kid and being at school and dealing with things.
01:23:35.000And even when it comes to bullying, and again, the normal things that you would just go through in elementary school and junior high and high school, there's not an off switch anymore because of these platforms.
01:23:46.000You go home, you're still dealing with it online through DMs, through other people tweeting and TikToking and sharing your posts.
01:23:55.000We have an entire culture that's sick right now.
01:23:58.000And again, when we talk about things like school shootings, this is part of the reason.
01:24:01.000We've created a culture that is completely ill and needs a little bit of reformation.
01:24:07.000We've taken God out of people's lives.
01:24:09.000We've taken the meaning out of people's lives by devaluing the family structure and And what role families should play in our lives.
01:24:15.000And all of it has an impact and it's all playing out in these really weird ways as we sit here and scratch our heads trying to figure out what's going on because we're too afraid, not us, but in general people are afraid to address the real issues.
01:24:26.000Yeah, well I think another massive problem is just how much we have forgotten what nature is in and of itself.
01:24:35.000So wealth allows you to insulate yourself from nature.
01:24:38.000And it's also allowed us to insulate ourselves from our own nature.
01:24:50.000And so not only do we not know how to combat the threats that exist in the outside world we've insulated ourselves from, we have actually forgotten how to combat the elements of our own nature that are nefarious.
01:25:02.000You know, I'm reminded of that scene in the movie Snatch.
01:25:05.000You guys ever see that one with... Brad Pitt?
01:25:29.000And I'm thinking about that as it pertains to modern social media.
01:25:32.000Humans, this technology is out of sync with evolution.
01:25:36.000Humans survived by being certain ways, like community, family, things like that.
01:25:42.000We certainly want to do away with bad things and hold on to the good things and the good ideas.
01:25:48.000But now we have this machine that is feeding us a feedback loop of dopamine hits and other psychotic garbage, and it's making young people literally go insane.
01:25:59.000And I have to say, I think, you know, it's been a problem longer than this, but COVID made it worse.
01:26:04.000I think that the after effects of COVID, I've got this theory, this column I'm thinking about, which is that basically COVID explains everything over the last couple of years.
01:26:12.000I think, you know, whether it's January 6th or anything, I think that there's so much of what is the after effect of those insane Year and a half, two years.
01:26:22.000I mean, in some people's cases, the people that I know, it remains to this day, that it will have permanent damage on our culture, that in ways that I don't think we even fully comprehend, that in disrupting the nature of what we were supposed to be doing, of what we're supposed to, of how we're supposed to live, and yet we all went along with this for, you know, some people longer than others.
01:26:43.000I think the disintegration of the family may be like the worst apocalyptic scenario people don't realize.
01:26:50.000When we talk about, oh, zombies, meteor strikes, World War III, it's like, dude, families breaking up could be worse than all of those things.
01:26:57.000No, it is because the family is the most foundational building block of any social structure.
01:27:21.000Well, part of the beauty of family and part of the beauty, again, of what is built into us, what is built into our own nature, is the people closest to us are people we are literally biologically hardwired to want to fight for and protect in a way that we are not strangers.
01:27:36.000You can have a very good-hearted police officer who genuinely cares about you and who's even well-trained, He is not going to have the same internal motivations to fight for you the way that your brother or your father will.
01:27:48.000And what we've attempted to do, because we've forgotten our nature, is try to universalize the protection of one another.
01:27:54.000Well, we'll just build a great big system that does it, and we won't have to rely on these connections.
01:27:59.000I'm not saying that having a legal system doesn't work, that having police departments doesn't work, but what I am saying is the thing that works the best is the family, in the family unit.
01:28:08.000And we've tried to outsource so much of what it does best That we're just failing at all of those things and now people don't even end up having families anymore or close connections to them because they believe they can rely on these institutions instead and they don't end up getting the same results?
01:28:22.000I would just say, not to be all glass half full, which I do get into occasionally of being maybe too optimistic about this stuff, but I do think conversations like this are encouraging.
01:28:30.000And the fact that these conversations are successful on platforms that people may be finding other Junk food, and yet can have real deep conversations, can be part of a community, even if it's a digital one, is actually a sign.
01:28:44.000And again, I know we started with Tucker Carlson and the demise of Fox News.
01:28:47.000It's another sign that corporate media is junk and that conversations like this are going to win out and actually connect with people in ways that it should.
01:28:56.000These are the kinds of connections that people should be having.
01:29:19.000And so what happens is this guy is eating dinner with this kid.
01:29:23.000He's taking, this is the mob boss, and a bunch of bikers were up to this bar and they're being loud.
01:29:27.000He walks over to check out what's going on, and the owner is arguing with these bikers, saying, you're not dressed properly, you can't be in here.
01:29:34.000And then the leader of the biker gang looks at the mob boss, and he's like, look man, we just want a couple beers, and we'll be out of here, we'll be out of our way, and he goes, spoken like a gentleman, give these men their beers.
01:29:43.000And I was like, look at that, that's like, honorable.
01:29:46.000Then, they immediately shake the beers up and spray the bartender, and then he walks in and says, okay, now that was wrong, you need to leave.
01:29:52.000And then the guy, the biker guy says, like, I'll tell you when the f*** I'm leaving.
01:29:57.000So the mob box walks over to the door and then locks it and he turns around and he goes,
01:30:01.000now you just can't leave. And then the door opens and the guys come in and start just like beating
01:30:05.000the crap out of the bikers. I'm not a big fan of how they mercilessly beat these guys,
01:30:10.000but it got me thinking about how we used to handle things.
01:30:13.000If some dude showed up not dressed properly, and we're kinda loud and obnoxious, but we're acting like gentlemen, we're like, the beer's on, by all means, have a beer, we're here to get along, you were nice to me, have a nice day.
01:30:24.000But then when you cross that line, we say no to that.
01:30:27.000I was thinking about that because what do we have now?
01:30:30.000I'm watching a video of a woman in a shopping in like a Target or whatever just like beating some woman as they're like stealing stuff and everyone's just standing there filming or running away and I'm like man what a contrast to that scene from A Bronx Tale where they're like we'll be nice to you if you're nice to us but if you cross the line we're going to drag you out of here by your hair and then tell you to leave, knock your bikes over.
01:31:08.000I mean, it's I'm not jumping in a fight.
01:31:10.000Yeah, I'm not I wouldn't be the one that's standing there recording.
01:31:12.000But I mean, you literally have to end it and it's sad that we're here.
01:31:15.000But you have to think twice before you intervene in certain conflicts, especially if you're in an area like New York, where you're trying to protect your store.
01:31:23.000From somebody who was robbing you with a weapon and you shoot him and you're the one that gets arrested.
01:31:46.000Wasn't that kind of a core tenet though of like this modern progressivism is the idea of deconstruction?
01:31:52.000They want to deconstruct America, deconstruct these systems that have been established, but there's no indication of anything that they're supposed to replace it with.
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01:33:07.000Where he's like, the Democrats are just kicking the can down the road, Republicans are burning it down while the country is being extracted!
01:37:18.000Federale says, down with the monarchy, go with schedule F. Trump 20 infinity.
01:37:24.000Kames O'jeef says, CSS glitch was perfect opportunity for, we need a complete and total shutdown of the post-millennial until we figure out what the hell is going on.
01:37:42.000It's like, we read a lot of post-millennial, so there'll be something and I'll be like, you can't say that, and then they'll go and change it.
01:37:47.000Like, you know, he's right, we can't say.
01:37:49.000There was one where they called child sex change as gender-affirming care.
01:37:52.000And I was like, what are you guys doing?
01:37:54.000And they were like, you're right, actually.
01:38:10.000But I understand why the right wants to use the terminology they do, and I totally understand why the left is trying to use their terminology.
01:38:15.000Everyone's trying to win a political battle.
01:38:16.000Yeah, because you can't actually change sex.
01:38:23.000So I think if conservatives go to a regular person and say they're mutilating children's genitals, that person will reject that notion and say, no, you're crazy.
01:38:32.000If you say, child sex change, they'll be like, what?
01:38:36.000It's a more neutral, it's like the literal academic term for what it is.
01:38:41.000And plus, if you put child before anything, it's gonna get people's attention.
01:38:44.000I mean, I think that's honestly why the issue has become such a hot button issue and a winning issue for the right is because it went from sex change operation to child sex change, well... To affirming care.
01:38:56.000Yeah, there's a funny meme from 4chan where this person said when they were a kid, they loved the movie Predator.
01:39:02.000So being young and wanting to play video games online, they made their user tag the child Predator and then started trying to add their friends and nobody would respond.
01:40:09.000I mean, Fox News is a giant platform, but Tucker has enough Avenues to reach people that it's it's not gonna have a problem if he can work out the deal Which obviously is up in the air every day.
01:40:23.000It feels like something else is happening Obviously, no one thought he'd be able to put a video out tonight based on his contract.
01:40:28.000That's not a violation of his contract So he didn't say anything though, right?
01:40:32.000He just he was very careful He didn't say anything about why he left but if he can actually get his voice out sooner than later I don't think he's having a problem convincing anyone of anything I just want to point out that Luke has been spamming the chat, just ragging on Seamus non-stop.
01:40:53.000Matthew Schneider says, since people are boycotting Anheuser-Busch, wouldn't it also be helpful to boycott or protest Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Virginia and Tampa, Florida?
01:41:01.000I'm sure they're making tons of money from their amusement parks.
01:42:45.000Nope, nope, just as, uh, just as, look, what makes the rooster noble is that, without weapons, they will run full speed to their deaths to save their hens.
01:42:56.000So when, like, a predator shows up, the rooster will charge it, knowing it will die, if it gives the hens a few moments to flee and get to safety.
01:43:03.000And everybody's always ragging on chickens like they're scared.
01:44:28.000They're very offensive to me, and I've told you guys before, but I just- I think the more I tell you, the more you do it, so I'm just gonna have to embrace it.
01:47:04.000Is that what they're, like, convincing the right not to boycott?
01:47:06.000Well, so what happens every single time conservatives say anything bothers them, they go, the left goes, I thought you were against cancel culture!
01:47:14.000As if being against cancel culture means you're never upset about anything that happens anywhere for any reason.
01:47:20.000And you'll buy any product from anyone.
01:47:38.000There might be people who want Bud Light to get shut down, but I don't think that's what a lot of the people who are boycotting Bud Light feel.
01:47:44.000I think they're just saying, I'm not buying that.
01:48:15.000So they're just like, I'm not gonna buy that.
01:48:17.000People are gonna think things about me, you know what I mean?
01:48:19.000Yeah, if you don't like Bud Light enough, like if the alternatives are okay enough for you, then you're gonna be fine if you just find an alternative in the short term.
01:48:26.000Aaron Cowell says, check out Edgar Watches.
01:48:29.000Aside from good product, they make specific and directed anti-woke ads.
01:49:16.000Yeah, in the book I track, you could Spent about an hour and a half and hit the headquarters of Fox News, which is across the street from the headquarters of NBC, CNN, CBS, New York Times, Wall Street Journal.
01:49:29.000It's all in a very, like, 20-block radius.
01:49:33.000And Fox News, you know, yes, they cater to a different audience, but they're right in that same area.
01:49:38.000It's not as different as people think.
01:49:40.000Nat Heisenberg says, tell us about the black sheep hat, please.
01:50:08.000When kids play house, they want to be like their parents.
01:50:11.000When kids play pretend, they want to be like someone else, maybe even a non-existent ideal.
01:50:15.000I never said we have to ask ourselves why kids want to be like someone else.
01:50:20.000I'm saying why they so desperately want to be someone other than themselves.
01:50:24.000It is a fact that people want to be like other people, but they are themselves.
01:50:29.000They're like, I'm me, this is what I look like, and if you want to be like someone else, you exercise, you get fit, you practice, you train, and you make yourself better.
01:50:36.000I'm specifically talking about people who don't even want to be in their own bodies, they want to be in video games, they want to be in avatars, or they want to be a different race or gender or something.
01:51:13.000It jumps, you know, because, like, super gentle will all come flying.
01:51:16.000Bobcat says, Tim, I'm glad to see you giving a job to a failed artist like Seamus.
01:51:21.000Have you thought about heading up to the Rod of Iron Freedom Festival?
01:51:24.000I was really concerned when, you know, Seamus, an art student and Where he might go if he didn't have proper support, and he may end up working for the Democrats.
01:52:26.000You read the script explaining it as The day the strength of Trump failed.
01:52:33.000And then I was like Trump giving his testimony and I was basically like retelling the Lion King and like Trump is Mufasa and Fauci is Scar.
01:52:42.000And then we did a really offensive one that you said you would never upload.
01:52:45.000Oh my gosh, I feel like we did more than one.
01:52:48.000There's one, we definitely did a very offensive one.
01:54:16.000James Madison's Go says, did you hear that trans-Minnesota rep introduced Bill HF1655 To remove... All right, we're gonna read it.
01:54:26.000To remove pedos as an exclusion to the protected class of sexual orientation.
01:54:31.000We will go into detail on that because it's kind of a freaky story and not very family-friendly over at TimCast.com in the Uncensored Members Only Show.
01:54:40.000So that'll be on the front page of TimCast.com at about 10, 10 p.m.
01:55:07.000They're actually really smart, they just lack information.
01:55:10.000So there's a difference between not being smart and lacking information.
01:55:14.000There's a lot of people who are very, very smart but lack information, and you'll be like, I can't believe you didn't know this, but they're really good at, like, math and solving problems and things like that.
01:55:21.000Yeah, their brains aren't fully formed to the point where they can really make logical decisions or work their way through things, but they remember things in such an incredible manner.
01:55:34.000They start going down that road of logic, though, I have to say.
01:55:36.000The things that seem illogical now in our politics, like, I have a six-year-old, and it's like, even if you start to scratch the surface, it's like, wait, why?
01:58:23.000Well, he actually is separated because the Polish chickens and roosters have domed heads, so you don't want to mix them because if they peck each other, they'll die.
02:00:49.000But more importantly is the skateboarding stuff they're doing in video games.
02:00:52.000They're getting outside of politics now.
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