A Florida man canvassing for Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis was mercilessly beaten to the point where he needed facial reconstructive surgery. The response from the left is that the man is a fascist. Plus, Joe Biden calls out climate change activists.
00:00:00.000There's a guy canvassing for Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis in Florida and he was mercilessly
00:00:21.000That's what Marco Rubio reports, and now we have some more confirmation on this individual.
00:00:26.000Apparently he was in a Democrat county when four individuals said, you are not welcome here, and then mercilessly beat him to the point where he's got internal bleeding.
00:00:34.000He's going to need facial reconstructive surgery.
00:00:37.000And it's a pretty, it's a pretty crazy story.
00:00:39.000The response we've seen from the left is that they're saying this guy is apparently associated with fascists.
00:00:44.000And we have a report from, I believe it's Miami Times, talking about how he's posted a bunch of racist and offensive things.
00:00:52.000And it's interesting because seeing someone go out and canvass politically and then to be mercilessly beaten, and the response is he's a bad guy, and I'm like, well, you know, I'd agree.
00:01:00.000Those opinions are really awful, the things he was saying.
00:01:03.000Is that supposed to wash away or justify the fact that he's gonna need facial reconstructive surgery, he's got internal bleeding, and the violence is escalating to an extreme degree?
00:01:33.000Joe Biden's actually calling, he's condemning the dangerous gain-of-function research being done at Boston University.
00:01:41.000So, I was actually surprised to see that.
00:01:42.000But of course, we've got to talk about Ted Cruz getting interrupted by climate change activists on The View.
00:01:48.000Man, these people are, these activists for the left, they're actually helping the Republican Party because gas prices are one of the biggest issues, if not the biggest right now.
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00:03:54.000Let's jump into this first story from TimCast.com.
00:03:57.000Marco Rubio Canvasser reportedly attacked, told Republicans not allowed in the neighborhood.
00:04:03.000He was also campaigning for DeSantis as well.
00:04:06.000I believe he was wearing a Rubio hat and a DeSantis shirt.
00:04:09.000Or, I'm sorry, he was wearing a DeSantis hat and a Rubio shirt.
00:04:12.000The campaign volunteer, who was wearing apparel supportive of the Florida senator and the Florida governor, DeSantis reportedly suffered internal bleeding and will require facial reconstructive surgery.
00:04:23.000Hialeah Mayor Esteban Steve Bovo said the police department has reportedly made an arrest, though did not provide further details citing a lack of information, the Miami Herald reported.
00:04:32.000So apparently, I mean, Rubio's saying it was four guys.
00:05:57.000Does not justify mercilessly beating someone to the point where they need surgery and they're internally bleeding.
00:06:02.000And then I want to point out, if the Democrats want to keep playing games like this, we could now say, Governor candidate Charlie Crist defended white supremacists today.
00:06:13.000That's the game they play in the media.
00:06:14.000So if they want to come out and attack this guy who was just beaten and try and make it seem like there's justification for it, then we can point out, oh, Democrats are defending white supremacists, right?
00:06:23.000The simple thing is, no violence, condemn it all.
00:06:28.000I don't think it's relevant to why he was brutally beaten right now.
00:06:31.000This is the kind of stuff we have to call for de-escalation on.
00:06:33.000I just think it's crazy that they're always, the right is the real threat to America or democracy or anything.
00:06:38.000But if we look at these attacks over and over again, it's always conservatives that are getting run over by cars or beaten to a bloody pulp or rampals getting attacked by his neighbor.
00:06:49.000It's not them that are getting brutalized all the time.
00:06:51.000It's our side that's getting brutalized all the time.
00:06:53.000There's a video going viral right now of, well, I will point out just for the sake of I can hear all the leftists screaming, Charlottesville, when, you know, James Fields, I think, he ran the carnage.
00:07:02.000I have my own theory on that, but that's fine.
00:07:05.000But I mean, you know, there's a lot to say.
00:07:08.000Antifa does tend to be the one, and BLM, and these left extremists going around causing all the violence.
00:07:13.000And there's a video right now that I retweeted where it's like a guy and his girlfriend, I'm assuming, they're walking and Antifa's beating them.
00:07:21.000And then even an Antifa medic grabs the woman and she's screaming.
00:07:25.000And I'm like, that's an important thing to highlight for people is that the Antifa people will put red crosses on their arms for two reasons.
00:07:39.000When the police arrest them, then they post photos saying, the police are arresting medics, why are they doing it?
00:07:44.000And it's because they're psychotic extremist terrorists who are beating people.
00:07:48.000I'm looking at the article that you mentioned here.
00:07:50.000I'm trying to find out the exact sources of what they're using here.
00:07:52.000But they're also reporting that the police report is not mentioning that there was a political dispute, nor does it look or indicate that there was a specific targeting of this specific individual.
00:08:05.000Is there someone really going through Twitter finding someone on the street that's a niche person saying, hey, you did this in a couple years ago?
00:08:15.000What they're saying is, this guy was canvassing, some people saw his shirt and his hat, beat him up, and then, when the news broke from Rubio that this guy was brutally beaten and told you're not supposed to be here, Antifa immediately rushed out to dig up the guy's past.
00:08:33.000I don't know that's even true, because the photos they posted do not look like this guy, unless he dropped 50 pounds.
00:08:40.000He looks like a Spanish guy too, which doesn't really add up to a good, you know, white supremacist there in the story that they have there.
00:08:46.000So again, a lot of the things don't make sense here.
00:08:52.000But we have to understand that our society is becoming more violent.
00:08:56.000When we look at crimes, especially in major cities, there is an epidemic happening here.
00:09:00.000And whether it's because of the destruction of our mental health or Just our political class becoming more hyperbolic by the day.
00:09:06.000It was just a few weeks ago where Biden stood behind a huge podium with the red lights behind him declaring that that MAGA people are the true danger to this country.
00:09:16.000And when you have such sensationalistic hyperbolic language, you're going to have people taking action on that language, which is pretty dangerous for everyone involved in the political sphere.
00:09:25.000Another interesting point, though, to bring up is that they can always dig into the past of Republicans, too, but, like, it didn't matter about George Floyd's past, right?
00:09:33.000Like, he can hold guns to pregnant women and that's fine.
00:09:37.000Did he point a gun, like, at her belly?
00:09:42.000robbed her. I read that he pointed the gun at her belly and said do you want
00:09:45.000your baby to live or die? Right. He's fine. We can we can also read that story
00:09:50.000was completely fabricated so I don't know what to think and it's really
00:09:53.000irrelevant we know that he had a criminal record. That's my point though.
00:09:56.000We know that he was on drugs when he died. We don't even know what they're saying about this guy's true.
00:10:00.000I didn't read any of the tweets that it says, but even if it were, it didn't seem to matter for their people with their shady pasts, right?
00:10:06.000And so, it doesn't justify violence under any stretch of the imagination.
00:10:42.000And I said, that is a perfect gift for Luke.
00:10:46.000And so I bought it, and I brought it back to Luke.
00:10:48.000And the reason I bring it up is that one of the chocolates, it said something like, fight for what you believe in, with the red salute on it.
00:10:56.000And I just think it's funny, like, I know what the red salute is and means and why, what the symbol is supposed to be, but you see it as a mainstream icon.
00:11:05.000And this one, I know the left is gonna love this one, they're gonna start vomiting on themselves screaming.
00:11:10.000When I see the red salute, it may as well be a swastika.
00:11:14.000There were two extremist ideologies in Europe at the turn of the 19th century.
00:11:18.000They believed almost the same things in terms of authoritarianism.
00:11:22.000They just differed on cultural things.
00:11:25.000The communists wanted to purge the culture.
00:11:28.000The Nazis wanted to reinforce traditional culture.
00:11:30.000But they both loved the symbol of the weak coming together to form the strong.
00:11:36.000With the fascists, they had the fascists, the bundle of sticks with the, with the blade in it, strapped together, because each individual stick is weak, but together makes a weapon!
00:11:44.000And the red salute is the outward-facing fist, where each individual finger is weak, but together it's strong.
00:11:51.000That's why they're showing you the fingers when they do it.
00:11:54.000So when I go into a store, and it's a bunch of, like, regular old people being like, we're normal people who don't like extremism!
00:12:00.000Here's our hate symbol, you know, here's, here's, here's a, here's a chocolate, With a symbol of a hundred million dead, and it's normal to people.
00:12:09.000Yeah, I was like, thank you, Tim, for the genocide of my people on a chocolate, since of course, you know, I'm Polish, I was born and raised in Poland, and that represents, you know, a lot of, you know, just horrible things that happened to my people.
00:12:24.000All the innocent people that were, of course, tortured, that were murdered because they didn't believe in the right political ideas that, of course, the communists wanted you to believe in.
00:12:32.000And I think there's a reason why there's so much genocide and so much communism that always coalesces together throughout human history.
00:12:38.000And that's something that is not really taught in history class or in public schools.
00:12:42.000But there's a big correlation there, and it's not an accident.
00:12:45.000But the point that you're making to where it's like all these rich people and whatever.
00:12:49.000He was doing a like what is fascism or is America fascist type of video and there's all these like rich people on the beach and he's pushing them against like about what is fascism.
00:13:55.000The point he made is that prior to the past 50 years, every political faction was authoritarian right.
00:14:01.000The idea that there's an authoritarian left is new.
00:14:04.000The idea that there's a libertarian left is extremely new.
00:14:08.000And so he was making this point where he's like, if you were to take all the political factions from like the previous conflicts throughout the past hundred years and bring them to today, they would all be authoritarian, right?
00:14:19.000Like even the communists were very pro-masculinity and they're like working class.
00:14:24.000They just wanted to purge the traditions And the fascists wanted to preserve the traditions.
00:14:30.000But they were all, like, lunatic, homicidal maniacs.
00:14:34.000And the funny thing, I think, about it is, it's just, like, really easy to point out, as, like, we know the Nazis were some of the worst in our history, like, just the horrifying things they did.
00:14:44.000And the communists did, what, 10, 12-fold more, substantially more than that, right?
00:14:56.000Right, but it's always, it's always the Nazis.
00:14:58.000But you can buy the Red Salute in your local town market on a chocolate supporting your Supreme Court, your favorite Supreme Court justice.
00:15:05.000Didn't Obama have like a Christmas ball with Mao on it in the White House?
00:15:22.000They walk around, they raise the fist.
00:15:23.000They don't understand that they're raising the fist is literally... I think it was like Ethan Klein or somebody who was like, Tim's criticizing the universal symbol of resistance.
00:15:37.000The Chinese Communist Party, when you're joining it, you have to give the red salute while you recite the pledge to the Chinese Communist Party.
00:15:43.000It's like, imagine if you could, like, buy a chocolate with a Roman salute on it.
00:15:47.000It's just bonkers that that's acceptable in this country.
00:15:50.000We're a country of, like, freedom-loving, libertarian, individualist types.
00:15:54.000That's what the country is founded on.
00:15:55.000Yet, Authoritarian, murderous, genocidal communism has their symbols everywhere.
00:16:01.000Fox News has an article from 2015 that's titled, White House Christmas Decor Featuring Mao Zedong Comes Under Fire.
00:16:08.000And it talks about how Mao Zedong was hanging out with a drag queen in the depiction there.
00:16:15.000It's, again, an old article, but Yeah, it was like a really long time ago, but that's okay in the White House.
00:16:20.000It's kind of crazy to see so many genociders just publicly loved and adored, especially Che Guevara.
00:16:26.000When you look at his history, especially the way he treated people in the LGBTQ community, especially how he treated people of color, the history on that, when you look at it, is very eye-opening, to say the least.
00:16:38.000What do we think of the Trudeau mention of his love of communism?
00:16:42.000No, like the comparison that What's The Space is his father.
00:16:59.000I think it's funny because I was reading a Snopes thing and it's like Trudeau's mother did meet with Castro and it was in a similar time frame to when he may have been born or whatever.
00:17:09.000But I think they were saying it was a couple years before anyway.
00:17:21.000Maybe Fidel Castro was a milkman in Canada.
00:17:25.000Maybe he's just trying to grab onto his father's legacy, I don't know.
00:17:29.000It's the funniest things about these things where it's like, while it is true that Trudeau does look like him, and he doesn't look like his father, and his mother did meet Castro and did travel down there, It's debunked!
00:17:39.000It's not, and you're like, well, what do you mean?
00:17:42.000Like, you're giving, like, this is the thing, Snopes is giving us reason to believe it's actually true.
00:17:48.000Not necessarily Snopes, but these other, a bunch of fact checks.
00:17:50.000It's like, all these points you're making about, you know, coincidence and happenstance are evidence In the positive, and then you just come out right and say, but it doesn't actually make sense, therefore it's debunked.
00:18:01.000We see that so often with fact checks in the media.
00:18:04.000They just pick and choose whatever they want to, of course, work for their larger agenda.
00:18:09.000I did hear that the years don't add up, and that the year that the photos that are circulating don't add up to when he was born.
00:18:15.000There's other people arguing... What if it was IVF?
00:18:25.000Special package on dry ice delivered to the Trudeau household.
00:18:28.000Here's the thing, even if it doesn't match up for that time that you met him, there's plenty of people that still see people without anybody knowing.
00:18:36.000The other people are arguing that there were specific meetings that happened between them that were not documented.
00:19:08.000Ted Cruz was on The View, and it was disrupted by protesters, and it was really funny that people were saying that it was the cat with the salad meme, because The View women, like Whoopi Goldberg, were screaming at the audience to, like, stop yelling, and Ted Cruz was just laughing.
00:21:57.000And so I spray them, and the wasps die.
00:22:00.000So they care, but not in the way you'd think a human is supposed to care about another human.
00:22:04.000Yeah, my favorite thing is seeing all the garbage left after a lot of these climate change rallies.
00:22:09.000My second favorite thing was recently seeing a video of these people gluing their hands to the street, and then one of the ladies doing that glued her hand and took toxic super glue and just threw it down the drain.
00:22:22.000Right afterwards with a sign that says we need to protect the environment.
00:22:26.000I mean, these people could be making legitimate actions.
00:22:28.000There are legitimate things that we could do to start cleaning things up, especially in our environment, especially when it comes to holding multinational corporations accountable, especially when it comes to holding China accountable.
00:22:38.000Their end goal is to essentially punish everyone for not paying enough taxes to the government, which is such an MKUltra mind-control belief that it's just mind-boggling being able to sit here saying, these people think if you give the government more money, the weather's going to be gooder?
00:23:49.000But I do think that if there's a bunch of people running roughshod in North Philly and cops are getting killed all the time, then fine, let them go shoot each other.
00:23:57.000Well, I mean, I suppose as an issue of defund the police, that's what they've been arguing for.
00:24:01.000So it sounds like you're just saying you're in favor of... No, I'm saying fund the police, fund it extra.
00:24:23.000They say, uh, we were just watching the Ron DeSantis-Charlie Crist debate.
00:24:27.000And, uh, Ron asks Charlie Crist about child sex changes, and Chris keeps bringing up abortion, he doesn't answer the question, he's like, abortion, abortion, women's choice.
00:24:38.000If a group of people are burning the country to the ground, running through the streets, smashing windows, burning everybody, then they come out and it's their political position they should be able to abort their children and sterilize them.
00:24:52.000I mean, I do understand why conservatives are mad about it, but it's also just kind of a funny thing where it's like, the people who you think are evil and destroying everything are also, like, ending their genetic line.
00:25:03.000And so it's just like, look, I've tweeted this, and I will say it again.
00:25:08.000One of the most shocking things to me is that you can question Fauci and get banned from every platform.
00:25:15.000You can question the CDC and get banned from every platform.
00:25:18.000You could be a doctor who contributed to the invention of mRNA and they ban you.
00:25:25.000But if you come out on Twitter several times and say, consider spaying and neutering your children to save the planet, nobody cares.
00:25:34.000Not a single hit piece, no criticism, no jokes, no mockery.
00:25:37.000You can say, please, please abort your kids, there's too many people already.
00:26:06.000I was doing a one-on-one video, and I was debating some guy on the street in front of the Supreme Court, and I said, your argument there is that it's better to be dead than be poor.
00:26:16.000And he goes, yes, that's exactly what I'm saying.
00:26:18.000I was like, I didn't know what to say.
00:26:20.000I just looked at him like, you can't be serious.
00:26:22.000What's the end result if they all start sterilizing their kids and getting abortions?
00:26:36.000What I'm saying is these people, this is the crazy thing, it is politically correct to say that the left should be allowed to abort their children and sterilize their children.
00:26:49.000That sounds like nightmarishly genocidal, but for some reason, it is a political position held by Democrats.
00:26:58.000It's trendy, according to the agenda and narrative that they're trying to push on everybody.
00:27:02.000And yeah, I mean, you could, I mean, according to who you talk to, Mary, you could, you could take out a lot of poor people, especially if you're talking to individuals like, you know, Bill Gates and all these other people who are pushing this larger agenda against everyone else.
00:27:13.000Specifically, he wants to take them out in Africa, not in the West.
00:27:16.000And in India, too, he's doing a lot of projects there as well.
00:27:19.000It's not genocidal because they've dehumanized them, right?
00:27:22.000Like they say it's a clump of cells or it's not, it's not legitimately human.
00:27:45.000And for whatever is a bunch of different reasons for abortions.
00:27:47.000The point is both result in the left erasing themselves from... Yeah, so why should we complain?
00:27:55.000So look- Because children are the battleground of this whole- Well then school choice is the battlefield.
00:28:03.000So if the argument right now is, it is politically correct to allow people to abort their kids and sterilize their kids, and that is what YouTube says is the right thing to say, conservatives don't do it, liberals do do it, Then, okay, well, all right, there you go.
00:28:20.000You get what you want, and in 50 years, there's no leftists.
00:28:22.000But there's some intrinsic morality that's there.
00:28:24.000Like, you can't go to the pearly gates of heaven and look at God and say, hey, you know, I didn't do anything to stop it because it would erase all leftists, and I was happy about that.
00:28:33.000Like, you have to live with your own conscience.
00:28:34.000I think that's where the Republicans and the right wing comes in with that.
00:28:38.000And I understand conservatives are desperately trying to save even the people they really don't like.
00:28:54.000But no, my point is not to say that Republicans should eschew morality and ethics and let horrible things happen to kids.
00:29:01.000It's that the machine itself is destroying itself.
00:29:06.000The establishment is destroying itself with its own policies and the end result is either going to be an Islamic world or just a conservative, religious, Abrahamic world of some degree.
00:29:17.000I was saying that earlier this morning because all of these factions are all of a sudden like attacking themselves like the feminists are getting mad at this LGBT trans kid agenda or women taking over sports but the funnier the funnier one is The Muslim community they've been more outspoken especially about the like transitioning and the stuff and LGBT agenda being in their schools.
00:29:38.000All of a sudden things that they wouldn't report on especially in the UK about all the grooming gangs and stuff all of a sudden there's a grooming gang crisis and And I really think it's because they've been speaking out more about the trans agenda and the LGBT stuff in the schools.
00:31:09.000My personal opinion is that Dylan Mulvaney is intentionally trying to insult and mock trans people and women, and that is not behaving seriously.
00:31:46.000No, when you reduce femininity down to those consumerist objects, really, yeah, if it's what you think, if it's Arrested Development and sort of a child's view of... I think all of it is Arrested Development.
00:32:02.000Womanhood, maybe that's how it manifests.
00:32:45.000Uh, you can disagree with either of their politics and they both create well-made YouTube videos discussing their points because just because someone is trans does not mean they're going to be inherently one way or the other.
00:33:50.000I don't... It's pushing... If you look...
00:33:54.000When you look at Dylan Mulvaney, what do I see?
00:33:57.000I see someone who has created a caricature which creates a weapon for people to attack trans people.
00:34:02.000Because I'll mention it again, Blair White and ContraPoints, left and right, extremely prominent and normal behaviors.
00:34:08.000Granted, you can disagree with the idea of being trans or gender dysphoria and say it's in the DSM-5, therefore, you know, it's considered a mental disorder according to DSM-5.
00:34:16.000But what about him, like, really going through the process, getting laser hair removal on his face, and actually doing the physical steps?
00:34:22.000Like, I would think that he would be more of a troll if he didn't commit to it physically.
00:34:27.000If that's a troll, that's psychotic, obviously.
00:34:30.000And if it's a mocking caricature, like you say, like blackface, I think the reason that it would be more effective and powerful as a way to mock women, compared to blackface, is that, like, your gender is a lot more But more egregious than that is that the White House is entertaining it like it's something serious to be talked about.
00:34:53.000surface level thing about you but your gender is way more core to who you are
00:35:01.000and how you relate to people. But more egregious than that is that the White
00:35:03.000House is entertaining it like it's something serious to be talked about
00:35:06.000like there are so many other things going on. But sure sir here's an easy question
00:35:10.000So, like, regardless of who's right on whether—you know, Blair said Dylan is not trolling, and I—okay, but I look at this, why didn't the White House invite ContraPoints?
00:35:20.000ContraPoints has million—million-plus subscribers, getting millions of views on these hour-long essays that are extremely prominent on the left, that are calm and well-put-together videos.
00:35:31.000Again, you can disagree with it, but Is Contra more left or right?
00:35:37.000That's why I bring up these two specific examples, because they're very prominent.
00:35:42.000You know, Contra has like a million and a half subscribers, gets millions of views.
00:35:46.000Joe Biden could have been like, here's a person I can bring here to talk about these issues that is calm, rational, and politically prominent.
00:35:52.000Dylan Mulvaney is not politically prominent, and if you're trying to advocate for trans rights, the last person anyone would bring is going to be Dylan Mulvaney.
00:36:01.000Here's the thing though, like, their comms team, everybody knows that when you're working in political comms, you insert yourself into the news cycle, and Dylan has been in the news cycle, where Contra has, I've never heard of it, but I've definitely heard of Dylan before the White House.
00:36:15.000It might be Contra's internet footprint, if you will, that also makes Dylan Moraney better.
00:36:39.000You try to insert yourself into the news cycle, you hit on something that's big, he just had a couple videos that went viral and they're trying to capitalize on it.
00:36:51.000The memes are incredible when it comes to this entire topic, especially when they had another influencer take over the communications at the White House and they were just TikTok-ing the whole time around.
00:38:10.000Hey man, marginalized, the most marginalized voices probably need the most help because no one pays attention to them for exactly what Bill Maher is saying.
00:38:16.000No one's paying attention to this small group of people, therefore someone needs to.
00:38:20.000But when Joe Biden comes out choosing an extremely, extremely divisive issue and one that is extremely unpopular, I have to wonder, why?
00:38:29.000Whose vote is he trying to secure by coming out and saying children should get sex changes?
00:38:36.000I don't know whose vote he's trying to secure, but I will say that, you know, this all, it all goes back to the, um, the civil rights, the civil rights era legislation.
00:38:47.000And so no matter what these like small minorities do, as long as they couch it in civil rights language, they'll, they're never going to get beat no matter what the vote says, because it's like enshrined in quote the constitution.
00:39:04.000It may, like, slow it or, you know, if we object to it temporarily, but it's enshrined in law that, like, if you cast anything in, you know, civil rights terminology, that it's going to stay like that.
00:39:15.000So, I mean, I guess he's just trying to be on, quote, the eventual right side of history because that's what's going to happen given what we did in, what, 64?
00:39:24.000I think one thing the Democrats do, and all politicians, is compartmentalize information, and they don't know how to do it right now, and that's the problem.
00:39:31.000The example being Hillary Clinton, when she was, it was 2015 I think, she went to, where was it, Arkansas or Alabama?
00:39:40.000She talked a little like this, and it's like, Hillary, you were in New York for the longest time on TV, we know you don't talk like that.
00:39:46.000But back in the old days, you could get away with that.
00:39:49.000Imagine what it must have been like campaigning before radio.
00:39:53.000You'd show up to Boston, and you'd put on a Boston accent.
00:39:56.000People would be like, hey, he sounds just like me!
00:39:58.000And then you go to New York, and you say both instead of both, and all of a sudden people think you sound like them.
00:40:02.000Then you go down to the South, and you talk like this, and everyone's like... But no one could know how you really talk, because you can't write down, you know, if someone had an accent or something.
00:40:41.000There was another event she went to a year or two ago where she had a really heavy Latina accent, even though everyone's like... That's so phony.
00:41:09.000I think when they, when Joe Biden has someone like Dylan Mulvaney at the White House, what they're probably looking at is this is a person who has all of these Gen Z followers.
00:41:20.000So whatever we say here doesn't apply outside this bubble, right?
00:41:24.000Like they still live in this world where they think meeting with this influential person won't ripple outwards.
00:41:30.000Go back 50 years, meet with a civil rights leader, and do an interview talking about
00:41:35.000how you're going to defend their work.
00:41:37.000You're hoping that civil rights leader will go out to all of their followers and say,
00:41:49.000What Biden is hoping for is 100 people hear what I've just said today and vote for me,
00:41:55.000and maybe only 10 people hear it outside of this bubble and get mad at me for it.
00:42:00.000Compartmentalizing the information thinking you can say whatever you want because it won't reach the larger public.
00:42:05.000So I think there's like different factions that are interested in this trans agenda thing, right?
00:42:11.000You have Big Pharma that's going to make tons of money on it, not just with the drugs themselves, but with like, even if you're confusing children, years and years of therapy, like that all costs money, right?
00:42:20.000So, big pharma has an interest in propping up this stuff.
00:42:24.000Right, the left does because they think it's like the sympathy, we're the good guys vote.
00:42:29.000And then you also have like the creeps that took advantage of like the regular LGBT stuff
00:42:35.000and say, hey, if we couch it in these same terms, then you know, we can have pedophilia, whatever.
00:42:38.000So you have all these interests that, while are not the same,
00:42:42.000because you know how everybody on the right, like the left says, oh, you're talking about they,
00:43:04.000They get patients that are hooked for the rest of their lives.
00:43:06.000You get them in early, especially the young children.
00:43:08.000You're going to have someone that's going to be buying your product every single month because they need to in order to live.
00:43:14.000And then Biden hears this and they dump money into his campaign.
00:43:17.000Remember the report that said something like pharmaceutical or Wall Street said that cures are probably bad business.
00:43:23.000Yep, it was a Goldman Sachs assessment saying, maybe we shouldn't cure people because that will hurt our profit motive.
00:43:29.000This is the kind of satanic, megalomaniacal thinking of these lunatics who are essentially truly calling the shots, have the big corporate lobbyists.
00:43:41.000And when you look at Dillon Mulvaney, how do you explain him, again, testing tampons, but then the next day trying to normalize women having bulges?
00:43:50.000That's why I'm saying it's a troll, it's a troll.
00:43:53.000This is a desperate need for clout, that's what it is.
00:43:55.000I just looked at Dylan Mulvaney's Instagram story and saw a picture captioned, peeing at the White House.
00:44:03.000I'm telling you, this person- Like, that's just somebody who is desperate for clout.
00:44:07.000I wouldn't be surprised if in a year, Dylan Mulvaney comes out and says, you are all so dumb.
00:44:12.000Because all this is, is mocking women and mocking trans people.
00:44:17.000No, we have to ask ourselves, why is this happening?
00:44:20.000I mean, according to a Tafalgar poll, 80% of Americans don't support gender treatment for children.
00:45:05.000In the long term, Donald Trump doesn't want to go to war, doesn't care about the Belt and Road Initiative, doesn't care about Africa and South America.
00:45:11.000Donald Trump cares about America, America first.
00:45:14.000In the long run, that's actually really good for China.
00:45:35.000All things that may be bad, hypothetically, for other parts of the world, or who knows, But most of the people who support Trump are like, why do we care about these things?
00:45:47.000Why do we care about, you know, what other countries are doing?
00:45:51.000Why do we care about intervening in foreign wars in Ukraine?
00:45:55.000So China may be looking at the bigger picture like, hey, if Trump is president, America gets out of our way.
00:45:59.000Well, you know, Biden's giving, you know, China, Afghanistan on a silver platter, especially when the corporations have come in.
00:46:06.000When you look at the conflict in Ukraine, you do see China benefiting from it because it's the United States versus Russia, NATO versus Russia, and they're kind of in the middle watching two enemies kind of fight each other and destroy themselves.
00:46:18.000This is an opportunity for China to potentially even take Taiwan, so I would just counter that with those two points when it comes to theorizing about this theory.
00:46:27.000Well, I don't know, man, but let's do this.
00:46:45.000So I'm not going to play the full thing for you, but it really, really is amazing.
00:46:48.000You've got a Republican, a Democrat, and an Independent.
00:46:51.000And then they're all just like, she asks the Republican guy and he's like, you know, I just don't like this indoctrination of kids in schools with the weird sexual stuff that's for adults.
00:47:13.000Then it goes to the woman in the bottom right.
00:47:14.000And she's like, yeah, I completely agree.
00:47:16.000And, and, you know, even with the vaccine mandates and stuff like that in the lockdowns, So here we have one of the most shocking, I guess, you know, panels so far in the midterms.
00:47:28.000We're in the middle of the midterms, because we no longer do election day, now it's election month.
00:47:32.000And we're seeing that at least here, everyone completely agrees.
00:47:37.000So I'm wondering, I retweeted this person, I don't know who this person is on Twitter, it's a small account with a few followers, saying, Come the midterms, Democrats are going to win, and the media is going to ask, how could this have happened?
00:47:51.000And it's because Democrats are secretly, you know, hiding, and Republicans are secretly switching to the Democratic Party.
00:47:56.000And there's no evidence for that claim, but I'm like, alright, you know, I'll retweet that and say, let's revisit this one on the 9th and see what happens.
00:48:03.000I think this is more evidence, along with all of the polling, which is insane, the 538 forecast now has basically a coin toss chance that Republicans win both chambers, and an 81% chance they at least win the House.
00:48:15.000I feel like, looking at this, it's not so much that it's a red wave or a red tsunami, it's that Democrats are quitting, Independents are flipping, and Republicans are already 99% in the bag.
00:48:25.000I have a good conspiracy theory for you, Ryan.
00:48:52.000So, but my point is, is what they're going to do is they're going to let us have control of the House and the Senate so that we can, you know, our base, no matter what is like not strategic.
00:49:03.000And they're going to be like, you're You're not in there, you're not doing enough.
00:49:05.000So then they're going to start pushing in, because we've got these further right candidates, they're going to start pushing in more far-right policies.
00:49:12.000That way, when it comes time for them to get the House, the Senate, and the White House again, come 2024, that it's going to be way easier because they're going to go point to all our terrible policies.
00:49:24.000And that's where the Republicans won't be like, chill about it.
00:49:27.000You think Joe Biden's going to sign these policies into law?
00:50:04.000I don't think it really matters because our base will push us to start proposing radical policies.
00:50:11.000And even if Biden doesn't do it, they'll say, you need to keep him in so that they don't ruin our country with all these crazy things that they're trying to implement.
00:50:20.000They might say, look at the Republican bills that they tried to get through and Biden blocked.
00:50:24.000If Biden doesn't get re-elected, they're getting these things through.
00:50:26.000You're also, you know, thinking that the Republicans could get something done.
00:50:32.000I've been very critical of them personally myself and, you know, a lot of the times they come into office and they kind of just sit on their hands.
00:50:38.000Especially when it comes to the Congress and the Senate.
00:50:40.000You will have your newer people in there proposing legislation.
00:50:44.000If you have, what's his face, Arizona, I can't, Blake Masters.
00:50:48.000Blake Masters is definitely going to want to go in there and get to work.
00:50:52.000But if he gets pushed enough in these two years by the right base and starts putting in policy that is too far, quote, right, they have something to run on big time in 2024.
00:51:05.000The Republicans right now, who do they got?
00:51:07.000They got... I mentioned DeSantis and Trump, that's easy.
00:51:43.000My bias is when we get like politicians who have come on this show and it's like pulling teeth and it's just like the campaign has got a bunch of stipulations or there's like weird things and I'm like I ignore it I'm like bro you can show up sit down or whatever so I respect every politicians come on the show because we don't have like a prerequisite list of like talking points we sit down I pull up news stories we talk for a little bit we go live and then the conversation goes where it goes I try to be respectful, I try to make sure we're being, you know, honest.
00:52:09.000You were good to my former boss when he was on here.
00:52:12.000Randy Weber, we were talking about oil and stuff, right?
00:52:27.000As somebody who would give advice to comms, like, comms advice to candidates, there are so many times where they just come in Twitter spaces and stuff, and I'm like, stop talking!
00:52:35.000If they were my, like, candidate, I'd be like, stop talking!
00:52:38.000I mean, you do, as a comms person, try to protect them, but it's better when they're just real.
00:52:43.000It's better, I mean, authenticity is really what matters.
00:52:46.000We were watching the DeSantis-Christ debate just before we started this, and Charlie Christ pulled a dirty trick, because the campaigns agreed that there would be no cross-questions between the candidates, that they would let the moderator handle things.
00:52:59.000And that's the right way to do it, otherwise you start yelling at each other, and then the audience goes nuts, and it's WWE.
00:53:04.000So Christ goes, Ron, are you actually going to be the governor and finish a four-year term?
00:55:10.000They're like, well, I think it's bad, but, but damn if I'd vote for a liar!
00:55:14.000Because when Trump says this, So here's a tweet.
00:55:18.000Citizens for Ethics says, in this horrifying clip Donald Trump proposes throwing reporters in jail where they'll be raped until they give up their sources.
00:55:29.000And I think reporters, if it were me as a reporter and someone said, give me your source, I'd be like, nope.
00:55:34.000And if Trump said to me, then you're gonna get locked up and be raped or whatever, or be someone's boyfriend or husband, I'd be like, sucks for you, I guess, because you ain't getting anything from me.
00:55:43.000But the point is, whenever these politicians come out, 99.9% of the time, you know they're spewing word diarrhea into your face, like a projectile.
00:55:55.000Just spraying you and you're just like, you waste my time, good sir.
00:55:59.000And then Donald Trump comes out and says this.
00:56:01.000The Herschel Walker, when he should have just, the easiest way around the Herschel Walker stuff with like the abortion and stuff is say, yeah, I did that.
00:56:45.000Here, so everyone gets the full context.
00:56:46.000In a tweet from Citizens for Ethics, they say, in this horrifying clip, Donald Trump proposes throwing reporters in jail where they'll be raped until they give up their sources.
00:57:43.000And they say, we're not going to tell you.
00:57:44.000They say, it's OK, you're going to jail.
00:57:47.000And when this person realizes that he is going to be the bride of another prisoner very shortly, He will say, I'd very much like to tell you exactly who that leaker was, Bill Jones, I swear he's a leaker, and we got him.
00:58:08.000But that's the only way you're going to find, we have to find, can you imagine they leak?
00:58:11.000So I'll just point out first and foremost that we need prison reform because the idea that you get locked up and rape is a threat against you, I think that violates, which amendment is that?
00:59:16.000But the larger point that I was going to make here, as I said, his comments are atrocious.
00:59:24.000I think what this country has done to leakers and whistleblowers is immoral.
00:59:28.000But when you look at his administration, it was filled with leakers and he didn't do anything.
00:59:32.000When you look at the Obama administration, he was very heavy-handed on leakers, threw them in jail, and used the Espionage Act against them.
01:00:05.000Julian Assange was a journalist who was helping leakers release information, and this is the person that Trump would take in jail and essentially have, you know, whatever he said there.
01:00:17.000If you look at, you know, Julian Assange, Donald Trump said that he was a hero a couple years ago, now he acts like he doesn't know who he is.
01:00:24.000And the reason that he failed to pardon him, according to some sources, according to the information that we've got, was because Julian Assange wouldn't leak who was the source of the information when it came to a lot of the Hillary Clinton emails.
01:00:37.000And because of that, Donald Trump, and because of the pushing by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, didn't pardon Julian Assange and decided to do Kodak Black.
01:00:48.000Barack Obama, the president before Trump, locked up journalists, locked up whistleblowers, spied on them, Adam Schiff released the private phone records of John Solomon, and Donald Trump said nasty things.
01:01:02.000I don't like that Trump said these nasty things.
01:01:44.000I feel like it's a Northeast thing and the rest of the world doesn't seem to get He also doesn't do favors for the people that you want him to do favors for.
01:01:52.000The reason that he pardoned those rappers is essentially that, like, he is obsessed with being liked, being popular.
01:02:00.000He comes from the entertainment industry.
01:02:16.000Being a part of a divide-and-conquer system, not being a part of a system that, of course, again, it depends on who's running, first of all.
01:02:55.000He didn't have the right people surrounding him.
01:02:57.000I think that, you know, years in there will help that.
01:03:00.000DeSantis seems like the better fit because he has the experience, or he did, but he has that under his belt now and I think that he would be a little more cautious and look back and see what he's done wrong and surround himself with better people this time and actually listen maybe.
01:03:15.000I mean, seeing these comments and then seeing what he says about the vaccine, seeing how he... Oh, I didn't like the vaccine.
01:03:21.000Seeing him just coddle the big pharma and criticize people who are against it, that right there should highlight something.
01:03:28.000And along with, you know, just all the other things he did before, it makes you really wonder what's going on.
01:03:33.000But that wasn't even about the vaccine.
01:03:34.000That was still about Trump and his ego.
01:03:36.000It's always... Not being able to admit that he might be wrong.
01:03:39.000But he doesn't want to admit hiring people like Bolton, bringing him on.
01:03:43.000I mean, he wanted to have Bill Gates as a science advisor, okay?
01:03:48.000That's a huge red flag for me, and as soon as you're trying to get Bill Gates in positions of power in government to regulate things in your life, you're gonna have some problems.
01:03:55.000So, I don't think Ron DeSantis will run against Trump.
01:04:00.000I absolutely think he will only run if Trump doesn't, if there's, like, a hole to fill there.
01:04:07.000I would rather vote for DeSantis, but if the issue is, you know, if it's between Trump and DeSantis and they're both running, then I'd just be like, well, it's a coin toss between the two.
01:04:16.000And if it's Trump and nobody else, it's Trump.
01:04:18.000I'm not- I mean, Trump's saying he's going to fire all of these bureaucrats, or try to, with his Schedule F stuff.
01:04:23.000I mean, certainly not going to be a Democrat.
01:05:26.000It's important to question anyone in authority, especially when there's so much that you could go back on and you could say, and I don't want to be that person that says, oh, you could just go back and criticize everything.
01:05:37.000It's important to hold people's feet to the fire, including when they do things that actually hurt people.
01:05:42.000And when the Trump administration brought in The two weeks to slow the spread, when they brought in Dr. Fauci, when they brought in Operation Warp Speed, that they caused a lot of irrevocable damage to society, to this country.
01:05:54.000When they started handing out checks to random individuals, that's a problem right there, all right?
01:05:58.000And if you're not willing to hold your own party accountable, you're not willing to be the best party that there could be.
01:06:03.000And yes, other parties absolute crap, but I don't want to choose between one piece of dog crap and another piece of horse crap.
01:06:12.000Between the two of you, what Lisa is saying is Trump made a lot of mistakes, I agree with you, but I think he's learned from those and he's expressed that he has.
01:06:20.000And you're saying he made mistakes, therefore he's irredeemable.
01:06:22.000No, I don't think he redeemed himself from those mistakes.
01:06:27.000If he comes forward and says, hey guys, maybe putting Fauci in power, maybe doing Operation Warp Speed.
01:06:35.000What is Trump saying right now about the vaccine?
01:06:37.000That's an important aspect here, right?
01:06:39.000That plays along into a lot of different things.
01:06:41.000And what he's saying right now, I can't even mention here probably on this show, but there should be a larger debate about that specific issue.
01:06:48.000That should be a warning sign to everyone.
01:06:50.000Let me ask you guys, do you think the Republicans, if they win every branch, do you think they will ban abortion nationwide?
01:07:45.000Like, yeah, it doesn't actually happen as much as if a Republican... The swing isn't as much as... The swing is mostly when the Democrats... Yeah, it's more extreme when there's a Democrat.
01:07:53.000Okay, do you think the Republicans want to ban abortion?
01:07:56.000I don't want to ask you about, like, political expediency.
01:07:59.000Is it within the Republican agenda to ban abortion nationwide?
01:08:05.000If it were in their agenda, I think that more would have happened on that front.
01:08:09.000I think they like to tout it a lot and that's like exactly what I have the problem I have with like the trad life like while I believe in everything that they say it's like the people that are always espousing it are the worst.
01:08:19.000I don't know I mean I like what they say yeah women should stay home I mean I shouldn't be forced to like you know work whatever not the point.
01:08:26.000The point is, that's a whole other day.
01:08:29.000I believe in everything they're saying, but if you ever look or look at the personal lives of the people that are actually like promoting that stuff, they are like the most vile ones out of all of them.
01:08:39.000And so it's kind of like, I don't think, while the Republicans sure like to tout it a lot, I think that the majority of them just like to say the words.
01:08:49.000I, uh, I mentioned this a couple times.
01:08:55.000And actually, I mean, for people who don't know the area, where we are with Harper's Ferry, with Antietam, we ride our bikes to Antietam Battlefield for, like, coffee.
01:09:04.000It's really crazy to, like, you know, growing up in Chicago, not seeing this stuff.
01:09:08.000And everywhere you go, there's, like, these historical plaques they have explaining what happened there, and there's cannons everywhere.
01:09:14.000And then I watched this documentary, and I thought to myself, uh, If the Republicans, abortion is very much the same, on the same moral level as slavery.
01:09:27.000It's not necessarily, you know, there could be arguments about one being worse than the other, I'm not saying that, I'm saying as an issue of moral conflict, I think that It is very likely the Republicans do ban abortion.
01:10:15.000People don't know enough about the civil war, neither do I. When I actually went, went to Gettysburg for the first time, and in fact, living out here, talked to a lot of people, you know, met people out here who've told me stories, went up to Gettysburg and then actually read everything and talked to a few people, then I watched this documentary, I was like, wow!
01:10:31.000What percentage of people in the United States owned slaves at the time of the Civil War?
01:10:38.000So if you came out and said, come on, slave owners?
01:10:41.000You think there's gonna be a fight, a civil war over slavery when only, when the confederacy is 4 million white population and only 25% own slaves?
01:11:26.000But when George Floyd gets killed or whatever, it has to—men are not going to go out and fight so that you can—for women, anything.
01:11:33.000I'm telling you, you've got to read more about the Civil War in that case.
01:11:37.000I mean, I see what you're saying, but the comparison is that... The idea that the average Southerner went out and grabbed a gun saying, slavery, hoo-ha!
01:11:43.000The government of the Confederacy was trying to enshrine slavery for sure, but the average Southerner that was fighting was not a slave owner.
01:12:35.000history, there has never been a conflict seeking to guarantee human rights that has gone towards stripping them away in the long run, right?
01:12:43.000Basically, as we've moved forward as a nation and progressed, we've continually expanded human rights, not rescinded them.
01:12:50.000The argument that it's women's rights to choose is It's the same as arguing, in my opinion, that a slave owner has a right over someone else's body.
01:13:01.000Granted, there's a difference between an unborn fetus and, you know, human beings who are being owned.
01:13:05.000I think slavery is very, very obviously wrong.
01:13:07.000And I think we came out on the right side of that one historically.
01:13:10.000But the argument that someone has a right to choose to terminate someone else's life is... It's a very, very bad thing.
01:13:18.000I fall in the more libertarian camp of, I also don't like the idea of the government coming in and determining someone has to give their body to somebody else, which makes it an impossible ethical standard that I'm not going to pretend to have the answers to.
01:13:31.000It's two separate bodies, two separate DNAs.
01:13:32.000Right, you have two bodies, and so you're trying to argue about civil rights, but the way Seamus put it, Many other pro-lifers, is that the temporary displacement of the woman's life for the permanent life of the baby is the proper outcome.
01:13:49.000Meaning, killing the life of the baby to save the woman nine to ten months of suffering is inequivocal.
01:14:02.000They're arguing that it's unfortunate the woman has to suffer, but the baby gets to live a full life of 70 to 80 years, whereas you can kill a baby with no life just so the woman doesn't have to go through ten months or so.
01:14:22.000My political opinion is not uh and it's funny that I can say this because like imagine being in the time of slavery and being like trying to be a centrist where you're like well you know I personally think it's wrong but I'm not gonna abolish it I understand the position I'm in especially historically but just reading about the civil war Reading about how no one cared about it.
01:15:12.000The Emancipation Proclamation didn't actually abolish slavery in like three states.
01:15:17.000Only the states that were in rebellion against the Union.
01:15:20.000And so Lincoln was actually promising like Maryland and I think Missouri the right to keep slaves because they weren't rebelling against the Union.
01:15:29.000Didn't Lincoln also want the repatriation of former slaves?
01:16:02.000What I'm saying is, people are saying right now, abortion can't- like, there's not gonna be a civil war over abortion, like, nobody cares that much.
01:16:08.000It's like, okay, go read the history of the civil war and see how many people cared about that issue.
01:16:31.000A guy goes to, gets a bunch of his kids and his friends and family and gets guns and goes to an abortion clinic, walks right into the doctor and blows his head off.
01:16:42.000Because he was doing that to slave owners?
01:16:44.000He walked, there's a story about how he went to, I think it was in Kansas, he didn't care to ask any questions, he didn't care to take prisoners, he just went up and started killing these people.
01:16:54.000And he's considered a hero because slavery was so wrong.
01:16:58.000What I'm saying is, At the time, people in the North didn't care because the North, like, it was a political issue for sure.
01:17:06.000But people in the North were like, hey look, first of all, segregation lasted until the 50s.
01:17:11.000So you need to understand that even in the North, people were very racist and were for segregation and didn't, you know, didn't care for doing more.
01:18:08.000So there's a lot of stuff that I've been reading about the Civil War quite a bit.
01:18:13.000Then going to Gettysburg got me to read a lot a bit more and watch a documentary.
01:18:17.000And the Confederacy was definitely trying to enshrine slavery.
01:18:20.000The vice president overtly expressed white supremacy as one of the cores of the Confederacy, like literally expressing his genetic superiority and a bunch of other stupid nonsense.
01:18:30.000But for the average person in the South, they weren't fighting a war because they had slaves, because they didn't.
01:18:36.000So what a lot of people were telling me is, The South, knowing that, they needed to boost morale by creating other issues, by highlighting other eccentricities of the federal government, presenting conspiracies and things like that.
01:18:50.000Robert E. Lee didn't even own slaves and didn't believe in slavery, right?
01:18:53.000So here's what ends up happening with the battle at Fort Sumter.
01:18:57.000The fighting that breaks out was not because the North was like, we must march on the South to end slavery.
01:19:04.000It was two years after the start, Abraham Lincoln signs the Emancipation Proclamation, which explicitly said, only in rebelling states.
01:19:11.000So even then, they weren't trying to end it.
01:19:13.000So it was the core principle reason for the conflict and the paranoia between the South and the North, but the fighting itself was just like tribal hatred.
01:19:44.000The people with the means of production, and that goes for antibiotics, that goes for steel production, neon, all the things.
01:19:50.000Let me tell you some more stuff that'll freak you out a little bit.
01:19:53.000A lot of people say, you know, Bill Maher, he says, if there's another Civil War, or there can't be another Civil War because the Mason-Dixon line would go through Netta's kitchen.
01:20:01.000It's like, okay Bill, we get it, you're snide.
01:20:03.000But anyway, I think it was Robert E. Lee, or it may have, I think it was Lee, and he, these were union generals, and the question of secession was coming up, and they said, who do you side with?
01:20:19.000And I think it was Lee who said he could not envision raising his arms against his home state, so ultimately he said, I have to go to the South.
01:20:31.000And what would happen with the National Guard if California says outright, any child can get a sex change, any woman can get an abortion no matter what.
01:20:40.000And then the National Guard says, are we going to uphold this?
01:20:43.000It's clearly in violation of federal law.
01:20:45.000I mean, President DeSantis has already banned this federally, and now we're forced to uphold it.
01:20:50.000It's a question for each and every one of these National Guardsmen.
01:20:52.000You live in California, your friends are in California, your mom's in California, your dad's there, your shopkeeper, you know the local town councilman, do you raise your arms against them?
01:21:00.000We don't have the same loyalty to where we come from anymore at all.
01:21:07.000It's not about the state, it's about your friends and family in that state and whether you're going to be the one rounding them up and locking them in camps as dissenters or going to be the one defending them.
01:21:19.000If the Union soldiers were to march on Virginia and go and occupy those towns, would you be the one pointing the gun at your friends and family or would you be the one defending them?
01:21:31.000I mean, how much people have family there that much?
01:21:35.000I just don't think that your families are spread out as much as you think they are.
01:21:39.000It's not going to be like, I've got my mom in New Jersey and my brother in Pennsylvania and I have to pick.
01:21:47.000It's going to be like, hey, you guys come with me.
01:21:49.000We're going to be on the right side of history.
01:21:51.000We all have our political values that are exactly the same and we're on a team.
01:22:13.000Doing that war game in 2020, where I think it was Podesta, you had the Democrats and neocon Republicans basically playing Dungeons and Dragons for politics.
01:22:25.000And the Democrats advocated in their scenario for the West Coast to secede from the Union if Donald Trump were to win a second term as president.
01:22:33.000The federal government then says, we are giving explicit orders to the National Guard to go out and stop these people from doing it.
01:22:39.000And then you have to ask yourself, are you going to protect your family or protect the federal government?
01:22:44.000That's what Robert E. Lee was basically saying.
01:22:46.000It's not a question of being like, the word Virginia means so much to me.
01:22:50.000And the word United States does too, but I was born in Virginia, so I choose that word.
01:22:53.000No, it's like, yo, I'm not going to point a gun at my neighbor, Bill.
01:23:34.000And I think that that's akin to the Left now and the Right.
01:23:37.000Like, if the Right all said, okay, we're tired of your weird policies, you have, you know, this half in Canada, and we'll have the bottom half, they would be like, no, you're never leaving.
01:23:45.000And then, once they see that it's great down here, they would come over and invade us anyway.
01:23:49.000What was that YouTube channel I mentioned earlier?
01:24:18.000All the production, be it manufacturing, be it food growth, etc., occurs in the center of the country, and then everything else goes out to the coasts.
01:24:29.000A lot of the stuff is just imported because of globalization policies instituted by David Rockefeller.
01:24:35.000But at the end of the day, you know, it's a hard thing to really talk about because how do you fix this larger divide that's getting farther and farther from each other?
01:24:45.000How do you fix people that are becoming more violent against each other for their political ideas?
01:24:49.000How can you even have a peaceful divorce?
01:24:52.000How can you have a divorce maybe that even has a mutual peace pact or a mutual defense pact?
01:25:10.000They said, well, you know, the Civil War was unfinished business from the Revolution, from the War for Independence, from the colonial days.
01:25:18.000And so what you're basically saying is that all of these major issues that have been affecting the country, they all connect all the way back.
01:25:26.000So you get Civil War, you get Reconstruction.
01:25:29.000I was reading that there's not even an official date to the end of the Civil War because some Confederate soldiers kept fighting even though there was the Apatomac's surrender.
01:26:01.000Then you get the Klan, then you get civil rights, and you get all that conflict, and now we're still dealing with remnants of all of that, and fighting is coming out.
01:26:10.000Almost everyone universally in this country opposes racism to a great degree.
01:26:14.000There's small factions that are still in favor of it.
01:26:16.000The left seems to be the most in favor, so it's getting weird and murky.
01:26:19.000Yeah, I think the best thing we could strive to do is reduce harm any way we can.
01:26:24.000This is why I kind of advocate for a peaceful divorce or even just trying to work it out where we don't have a strong federal government that keeps imposing its ideas onto everyone.
01:26:34.000And I think the more we allow choice, the more we try to get rid of a centralized big federal government that could be Republican or Democrat pushing the ideas onto different states.
01:26:43.000I think the better off we would be and the less harm and the less conflict we would have.
01:26:48.000I feel like that's not like a reality situation.
01:26:50.000I think that there's cycles to every government.
01:26:53.000There's rise and falls and there's war and that is a part of being human is these cycles of government and control and power and that we are at a point where it's going to come to a head.
01:27:05.000There's going to be a fight for whatever is right and then the cycle will start over again and I'm like let's just get there.
01:27:11.000I'm not saying you're wrong, but I think we should try to avoid getting there.
01:27:15.000I think we shouldn't be racing there, because when Americans start fighting Americans, that's really going to be extremely dangerous and harmful to everyone, and I think we should be doing our best to reduce harm.
01:27:24.000In that YouTube video I keep referencing from, what is it, What If All History, right?
01:27:29.000He mentions Strauss' Howe Generational Theory, and he actually expands upon it, that it's not just in the United States, but in the English-speaking world every 80 years of the conflict, and he mentions a couple more before the American War for Independence, and then he also mentions, I think, three other books that have... This is really fascinating.
01:27:45.000He goes through a bunch of different theories that all talk about the past and the ebb and flow of civilization and chaos.
01:28:10.000And I won't need to eat the beans in my basement.
01:28:12.000I don't know if they're all wrong, but I will say that if you look at cycles and trends of civilization and when they fall, it's always with the loosening of sexuality, especially when it comes to women.
01:28:27.000Well, civilizations usually have that correlation, as well as the degradation of society, entertainment.
01:28:34.000A lot of it is just weird, awkward, doesn't make a lot of sense.
01:28:53.000And he says in there, like, there is always a battle of, like, your personal need for flexibility and sexuality versus the structural need for survival and constraints on your sexuality.
01:29:07.000And that's, like, what the story of Romeo and Juliet was, and that there's always that conflict.
01:29:12.000the one of the individual wins out and that's when society really deteriorates because you're missing that that construction of the family and and restraint that you need in order to live in civil society and so it's it's really women burning their bras in our 60s that ruined everything for us but It's not just in the 60s, though, because feminism started way before that.
01:30:11.000You're saying you think women should be... Yeah, I've definitely made a further turn, I guess, within the last year, maybe two years or so, further to the right in that There's another good book that I'll quote.
01:30:42.000So, that gives you a thing that that's not like taught in society.
01:30:44.000There's an inherent sense of justice and right and wrong and morality, but a mom comes in or some you know or a dad or somebody comes and says yo we don't live like that we live in civil society and this is how so while i think that you need to um you know embrace the individual and give them some flexibility and some freedom to grow there i do think that there needs to be some agreed upon
01:31:06.000Very, you know, moral structure there.
01:31:09.000And I think that we've gone past that.
01:31:10.000And everybody has all these, like, dark images about, like, authoritarianism and things like that because we've seen it get out of control.
01:31:16.000But there's also been a lot of benevolent dictators.
01:31:19.000There's also been kings that have wound up, you know, accruing sainthood because they were so good to their people.
01:31:26.000And so I just think that we are so lacking in morality that there needs to be some... Not everybody is capable of I mean, look around.
01:31:38.000People aren't capable of making their own decisions on what food to buy.
01:31:41.000I think that there just needs to be some structure in the society, and it needs to be something we all agree on, and we are far past agreeing.
01:35:36.000So I used to work for this organization, Think Tank, and he was the head of the Israel Victory Project, which, like, he was the head of the caucus there, where it was like, the Palestinians need to admit defeat before we can even start talking about, like, a two-state solution or a one-state solution.
01:35:54.000So I definitely feel like if there was something going on there, he would definitely be involved.
01:36:14.000Mulvaney holding a big handful of tampons and then saying Barbie pouch, I think is indicative of it being not as serious and intended to mock, like Barbie pouch.
01:36:25.000And then as for the World War III Civil War thing, I think it actually is really interesting, and Ian made the good point, that the Great War, World War I, was for Russia a revolution and a civil war at the same time.
01:36:36.000So the question about who would win a civil war in this country is often improperly answered Let me ask you guys, who do you think would win if a civil war broke out in the United States?
01:36:56.000There's a lot of order followers, and there's a lot of institutions controlled by the left, but the right is usually made up of a lot of those order followers, but they do follow those orders.
01:37:15.000I think that, again, like I mentioned, there's a lot of production in different parts of the U.S., but I think probably the right, it just depends on who to ally, because the thing about the left is they have a lot of ports, they have the ability to then have things traded in from Europe and Asia as well, from both sides of the country.
01:37:50.000So one of the big elements of the civil war was that the Confederates were desperately trying to get recognition from Europe.
01:37:55.000And that what was happening was the union was going to these other countries being like, it's an internal dispute, don't worry, you negotiate with us.
01:38:34.000Well, right, so what they would do is they would choose, they would want to sow disruption.
01:38:38.000I don't think that would mean they would fund both sides.
01:38:40.000I think it would mean they would fund the weaker.
01:38:42.000So when people say, like, oh, the right's gonna win, like, what if all history is like, the right's gonna win because they have the military, they have the training, they have the passion.
01:38:49.000And then China specifically goes to the port cities and arms them to the teeth to create an even battlefield so we gut ourselves.
01:38:59.000Dylans of the world will be like, ah, I don't want to break a nail.
01:39:02.000No, I think at that point Dylan drops the mockery of trans people and says, hey, I'm gonna go leave the war because I don't want to get killed.
01:39:10.000And Blair said, Blair agrees with me though, like Blair said.
01:39:58.000This was, like, right around them or before, and so, like, the Daily Dot wrote this horrible article, like, congressional staffer blames Capitol Police for Officer Sitnik's death, and they still leave the article out there and won't retract it even though everything I said was correct.
01:40:41.000Bogus Impression says, for some reason I'm imagining that when Russia attacks America's infrastructure and manufacturing capabilities, China is going to be surprised when all the bombs land in their factories, because all we know, everything in America is made in China.
01:41:26.000Pinochet's Helicopter Tour says, Tim, when it comes to communism and socialism, I have a suggestion that is quite effective, though I'm not sure how to get that many peanuts.
01:41:33.000Wait, what were you thinking I was going to say?
01:41:36.000Do we give out little packs of peanuts to people that say, like, vote on them?
01:41:43.000You, like, throw, you know, to people and say, like, vote GOP, and they eat a couple of them.
01:42:16.000Michael Reilly says these are the same people saying Kyle shot black people.
01:42:19.000I bet Antifa found someone with the same name and gave it to the media without doing journalism.
01:42:24.000So, initially when I saw this report about the dude getting attacked in Florida, I did my digging and the left is saying like, oh he's a fascist, here's his name, and I'm like, that picture you're showing is like a fat guy, and this is a thin guy, and that guy looks Mexican and this guy kind of looks Indian.
01:42:40.000Not that I want to out our side or anything but we have a couple like little grifters like there's one in particular that says like they've gotten hurt or attacked for wearing MAGA stuff and they haven't like because I was there and saw that they didn't but like.
01:43:02.000Max Reddick says, Tim, I watched that episode of Electric Dreams last night, you mentioned recently.
01:43:07.000I'm not going to lie, I feel like that main character, no one listening to me, what is happening?
01:43:12.000My friends, if there is anything you would spend money on to watch Amazon, despite the fact that we all despise it, watch Kill All Others from Electric Dreams.
01:44:01.000And the presidential candidate says, you know, I'm campaigning to reform schools, to get better wages, obviously kill all others, and we've got to get utility prices down.
01:45:00.000All right, Heron Gaming News says, to add to Luke's point of declining population, did you know there's a place in Italy that rings a church bell when a baby is born?
01:45:42.000So, we're trying to set up shop in Martinsburg, West Virginia, a physical location, and there's a church nearby that rings the bell on the hour, it's the chimes of the hour, on the half an hour.
01:46:53.000All right, Scott Knowlton says, Tim, did you see the story Luke reported on today about the lady in the cop car getting hit by a train?
01:46:59.000No, but I know that story was from a couple weeks ago, right?
01:47:02.000The dash cam footage came out recently, and I did a video on it on my YouTube channel on We Are Change, and it's just absolutely freaking crazy.
01:47:11.000The police officers in Colorado tied up, handcuffed a young woman, put her in the back of a squad car that they parked on train tracks.
01:47:47.000Yeah, this is why you can't trust anyone in authority and you should always question authority and try to hold them accountable no matter what the situation is.
01:47:55.000And if this is what police officers are doing, imagine what your politicians are doing.
01:47:59.000I mean, these are just some bad cops, man.
01:48:30.000Now don't get me wrong, we've seen videos like that well before there was any demoralization of cops.
01:48:34.000I'm just saying, expect to see it get way worse.
01:48:37.000People are asking in the comment section, she did live, miraculously, she survived, but she had some very serious injuries that she had to deal with.
01:48:44.000Well, what happened was, you know, the train hit the car, and she was standing there, and the train smacked into her, and then the train flipped over, and then crashed, and she stood there, like, like in the movie Hancock.
01:48:54.000The report I read was that she was screaming for her life as police officers were running away from her.
01:49:17.000They park their car on the tracks, then they grab her, then they bring her into the car on the tracks, then they leave the car on the tracks and walk away to her car, and then the train comes and goes, oh no!
01:52:26.000With Trump, people are angry and don't like him, so they're looking for things.
01:52:29.000With Biden, you can't avoid these things.
01:52:31.000Certainly someone said, you know, I was at the White House today, I was just bringing papers from one room, I saw Biden trip and fall, you know?
01:52:38.000And those are the kind of things where you'd think they'd leak out, but they don't.
01:53:06.000But what would you be cheering on if Biden was doing the same exact thing to Project Veritas?
01:53:13.000Ask yourself that question and then kind of think about that for a little bit.
01:53:16.000That's the point right there, is with these leaks coming out that Veritas gets, especially Ashley Biden's diary and the FBI raid on Project Veritas, what Trump said was trash.
01:53:25.000Yeah, well, here's my thing about, like, the followers on Following You and stuff.
01:53:29.000Right after, um, you know, the election results came out, and it was, you know, for Biden and not Trump, and everybody was like, oh, and there was, like, this big uproar, I said on Instagram or somewhere, I was like, hey guys, like, you know what?
01:54:16.000Worshipping any politician is just cringe, and if you think one person's going to solve all your problems, you're not paying attention.
01:54:23.000The cringest thing that really annoyed the crap out of me was after the election, people were like, March 3rd's the real day, Trump's coming back, and then April 17th's the real day, and I'm like, stop.
01:55:18.000The problem with all of that stuff is that Certainly the provability, the year of abandoning it, all the reports and research and everything that we've even talked about on this show going back to when it all led nowhere.
01:55:31.000And now what you have is you have like Dinesh D'Souza and you have like the ballot harvesting stuff.
01:55:37.000The shadow campaign to save the election from Time Magazine, the procedure and policies in those changes that actually had a huge impact, and the month-long voting that's happening now.
01:55:46.000Those are things that need to be sued over and you need to go to court to challenge the procedure and the policy.
01:56:11.000And I'm like, that's absolutely like voting for a president that didn't start any wars and actually was working towards peace is like as good as we're getting right now.
01:56:20.000If we're advanced, I mean, Imagine you're at one end of a football field and you gotta get to the other side.
01:56:26.000And so you're waiting for someone who can throw you a hundred yards versus just taking one step at a time.
01:56:37.000You wait too much, it's never gonna happen.
01:56:38.000You can't move the monolith like that.
01:56:40.000No, he's going in the opposite direction, according to my opinion, and you gotta stop worshipping politicians and start believing in yourself.
01:56:47.000No new wars is the opposite direction.
01:56:48.000He almost got us in a war with Syria, with Iran.
01:57:24.000200 on the record, but how many special ops, how many other drones are flying overhead, how many other military operations are still going on there?
01:57:30.000You can't accept, like I said, taking one step in the right direction.
01:57:34.000You can't tell me that no new wars is going the wrong direction.
01:57:56.000Some parts of this foreign policy— You're arguing for absolute revolution while I'm arguing for— No, I'm arguing for holding people accountable for actually doing something, bombing other countries.
01:59:40.000If I had a dog that every year would crap on my carpet, and it was a variety of diarrhea, and then one day, all of a sudden, it's thick corn crap.
01:59:49.000I go, well, it's still bad, but we're moving in the right direction.
01:59:55.000You can pick it right up and be like, well... Yeah, you can.
01:59:58.000Well, it depends on what the dog also had.
01:59:59.000But we're playing... I appreciate the debate and I appreciate the conversation.
02:00:04.000There's a lot of things that we should be, of course, discussing when it comes to this.
02:00:07.000Foreign policy is extremely important.
02:00:09.000I think he could have done a way better job.
02:00:12.000Nobody's really disagreeing with that, but he's certainly the best that we've had.
02:00:15.000His drone policies, his military industrial complex spending, him giving weapons to Saudi Arabia, committing the atrocities in Yemen, the conflict with Iran, the conflict with Syria... That's part of the course.
02:00:24.000You're making excuses for the same policies that Obama was doing, that he continued.
02:00:30.000So it's like, like I said, you're in the end zone of a football field, and Luke's saying, because we're not getting... What's different from what Trump and Obama did?
02:01:59.000But it was happening because we were pulling our operations out of the Middle East, and we didn't want the Taliban and other groups like ISIS to storm in.
02:02:06.000He made arguments about killing civilians.
02:02:08.000And he made an argument about jailing journalists.
02:02:19.000Under Trump, we don't know because Trump classified a lot of that information and gave the power to drone bomb people and to assassinate them to the Pentagon, which is crazy.
02:02:29.000You're not arguing in the same area that I'm arguing.
02:02:32.000I'm arguing that we know Trump did bad things, but it was to a much lesser degree than we've seen from any other president in my lifetime.