Hunter Biden has been charged with a new federal crime, and it s not the first time he s been accused of a crime related to his father, Joe Biden. But what does this have to do with the ongoing investigation into Joe Biden s possible involvement in the Ukraine scandal? And what does it mean for the possibility of an impeachment of Joe Biden in 2020? Plus, we talk to Katie Faust, founder of Them Before Us, a children s rights organization that fights for the best interests of the child.
00:00:10.000There's that other plea agreement that he's currently working on, but more charges related to guns.
00:00:14.000And interesting, to say the least, considering the investigations, the impeachment inquiry into his dad, and what this will end up meaning for the 2024 election.
00:00:23.000Because all this stuff happening to Hunter does leak out into the Biden family and the Biden administration, and it is all connected.
00:00:29.000There was a tweet from Michael Tracy saying, you know what, are they really going to impeach Joe Biden for what he did a decade ago?
00:00:45.000Kevin McCarthy rips a reporter to shreds and it's masterfully done.
00:00:49.000And I'm not even a biggest fan of Kevin McCarthy, but the reporter is implying there's no evidence and he just outright starts listing things.
00:00:55.000He's like, Joe Biden did this, didn't he?
00:01:00.000Now, all of these things are facts Yet, the media keeps saying no evidence.
00:01:06.000So, we'll talk about that and a bunch of other stories, my friends.
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00:02:39.000I run a children's rights nonprofit called Them Before Us, which looks at every marriage and family and reproductive issue from the perspective of the best interest of the child.
00:02:49.000And I have a book coming out in two weeks called Raising Conservative Kids in a Woke City.
00:02:55.000Because my husband and I have four kids, largely teenagers, one college-age kid, and we largely raised them in public schools in Seattle, and they are awesome.
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00:04:08.000I'll just ask Hannah Clare what's going on.
00:04:11.000So, Hunter Biden has had a long and lengthy legal path, so these charges are one count of a false statement in purchasing a firearm, one count of making a false statement relating to information required to have a federal firearm license, and one count of possessing a firearm by a person who is using or addicted to drugs.
00:04:40.000I think the alcoholics say it's forever, but maybe not for Hunter Biden.
00:04:46.000So he has had tax charges levied against him.
00:04:52.000And you'll remember that about 12 weeks ago, he pled guilty to Tax charges.
00:04:56.000He was going to not go to jail and the gun charges and a judge about six weeks after that threw out this sweetheart deal that was offered to him by the attorney general in Delaware.
00:05:08.000It was a reminder that we have a two tiered justice system in America, which let Hunter Biden get away with a sweet deal and potentially have immunity on all kinds of stuff.
00:05:19.000And I think that that's a credit to everyone who spoke loudly about how they didn't like it.
00:05:23.000I think, what was it, like two whistleblowers came out and said, yeah, Hunter Biden's doing this, but they're not going to go after him because it's the Biden family.
00:05:30.000And so there was a lot of outcry online.
00:05:32.000There was also the House Republicans launched an inquiry into this deal to see how the Merrick Garland, who appointed Weiss, and just generally how did they sign off on this plea deal?
00:05:43.000You see, I just want to point out, you know, when TimCast.com does a headline, it just says something like, what, Hunter Biden indicted on three gun charges.
00:05:52.000We try to just be basic and just give you the information.
00:06:09.000I mean, and you know, if you said Hunter Biden indicted on felony charge for a lot for charge singular for lying about being on drugs when he bought a gun, that's a pretty good headline that that that hits.
00:06:31.000I do, however, think I think this might actually be a distraction.
00:06:35.000When we had Breonna Wu and the culture war, and I brought up Joe Biden flying to Ukraine to get a prosecutor fired at the behest of his son, Breonna kept saying, okay, so if Hunter Biden did something wrong, he should go to jail.
00:06:48.000I'm like, no, no, no, not Hunter Biden, Joe.
00:07:01.000Yeah, but he bought a gun while he was on drugs.
00:07:03.000First of all, I have questions about the Second Amendment and whether or not... If you're actively on drugs and you're, like, out of your mind, yeah, okay, you can't have... That makes sense.
00:07:12.000You can't have a gun and you're, like, waving it around or something.
00:07:15.000But I'm like, if it's in your car and you're on drugs, is that a big deal?
00:07:29.000Through due process, perhaps, but that's a whole other argument.
00:07:32.000Ultimately, my point here is the question we should be asking is about Hunter Biden calling D.C.
00:07:38.000saying we're being investigated by this Ukrainian prosecutor, Joe Biden then flying out, and what relation these things have to each other and how they came together.
00:07:49.000I would not be surprised if Joe was like, look, we know that the White House sent that letter to all those media outlets saying scrutinize the impeachment, don't let them do this.
00:07:58.000I wouldn't be surprised if Joe was like, hey, indict Hunter on some non-political thing so we can push the news cycle away from the things I was doing with Burisma and all that stuff.
00:08:31.000And it's a way of sort of circumventing actually facing the reality that if Hunter's guilty, Joe is definitely guilty.
00:08:37.000Yeah, I get the feeling that people are turning on these guys now, this Biden crap.
00:08:42.000We'll pull it up, I think, at some point in the show.
00:08:44.000There's a video of someone on CNN just rattling off lies that Biden's told, including that he went to Ground Zero the day after it happened.
00:10:27.000He started cheating on his wife with his brother's Yes, and I think she, so the story behind him having this gun, there's this cult, I don't know what guns are called, cult cobra, and he apparently bought the gun and his girlfriend at the time, Beau Biden's widow, apparently threw it in the trash can in the story to like buy it away from him.
00:11:13.000I don't know, it's a pretty heavy subject, but when you look at what Joe Biden's doing on camera to these kids, and that Hunter Biden has reportedly referred to his dad as Peto Pete, then you look at the substance abuse and the behavioral issues, I'm like, that seems indicative of someone who was abused as a kid.
00:11:31.000I don't know, but I will tell you this, if your kid gets involved in drugs, all bets are off.
00:11:48.000I am saying that if you've got a drug addict, I just know a lot of parents out there that feel really guilty because their kids have substance abuse issues.
00:11:58.000And that's the problem with substance, is it controls you.
00:12:01.000And there's not a lot you can do to get your kid out of it.
00:12:02.000So I don't know about the molestation issue.
00:12:06.000It's interesting, though, because Hunter has a substance abuse issue, and so does his sister.
00:12:11.000Ashley Biden has been in rehab a couple different times.
00:12:14.000And so there is obviously something going on in this family.
00:12:16.000I know people say addictive personalities can run in a family, but sometimes addiction is a response to trauma.
00:13:20.000I don't want to assume that he beat Hunter up or like squeezed him too hard or pinched him or any of that, but I can definitely visualize it like grab him and be like, you get over here you son of a...
00:13:27.000Like, really, when he's like 9 years old and 14 and stuff.
00:15:00.000Well, Don- There's nothing, like, there is no... He comes off more like a regular guy than people who have, like, become successful and gotten famous that I know.
00:15:11.000Or, like, he comes off like a regular guy more than some regular people actually know.
00:15:24.000Because Joe is probably only at home three days a month.
00:15:28.000He was in Congress for 50 years or something.
00:15:30.000He spent 28 days a month in Washington.
00:15:34.000He was famous for saying, no, I take the train home to Delaware every night, which means That's worse if you were a congressman who does have access to your children regularly and your children don't feel like you're getting the support that they end up in these complicated emotional states.
00:15:49.000And if he's coming back on the train, he's getting back at 9 p.m.
00:15:54.000Like if there was something askew, if we don't have our finger to put on, oh, it's absolutely abuse or whatever, it probably just is an absolute father hunger, right?
00:16:02.000That they did not get the connection that they were made for from their dad because he was off.
00:16:07.000And it sounds like Trump, in some way, even though he had these marital breakdowns, he was able to, by all accounts, stay connected to his kids and meet that need for male love that his kids craved from him and that all kids crave from their dad.
00:16:21.000I think when you look at the problems of Hunter Biden and you look at the stats on kids who grew up without dads, there's like a correlation there.
00:16:29.000So we're going all the way on that tomorrow.
00:16:33.000Katie will be here for culture war in the morning to talk family stuff more in depth.
00:16:36.000But, uh, you know, I'm like drug abuse.
00:16:39.000This, this is like no strong father figure or abusive father who like an abusive father is also not a strong father figure and it plays into it.
00:16:48.000And seeing multiple siblings going through the drug abuse.
00:18:24.000Do you agree that... Do you believe the President lied to the American public when he said he'd never talk to his son about business dealings?
00:18:46.000Do you believe the President went to Cafe Milano and had dinner with the clients of Hunter Biden, who believes he got those clients because he was selling the brand?
00:18:57.000Do you believe Hunter Biden, when you saw the video of him driving a Porsche, that he got $143,000 to buy that Porsche the next day?
00:19:06.000Do you believe that $3 million from the Russian oligarch that was transferred to the shell companies that the Bidens controlled after the dinner from Cafe Milano took place?
00:19:52.000She is not reporting on an impeachment Kevin McCarthy did not say we are hereby impeaching Joe Biden.
00:20:00.000He said we're going to launch an inquiry, which is, we will begin to bring together information to ask ourselves the question, should we impeach?
00:20:12.000So when he points out all of this evidence, and there's so much more, and she agrees it all exists, yes, yes, said that, yes, said that, but that's not impeachable.
00:20:23.000Kevin McCarthy's like, I'm not saying impeachment.
00:20:25.000She doesn't even know what she's reporting on.
00:20:30.000It's sad because it feels like there are so many intelligent people and even average people who just actually watch the videos and look for the evidence to understand it better, who are trapped living in a world where you've got a news media comprised of people who don't even know what the story is they're covering and their friends and their followers who go and vote.
00:20:51.000Well, so that's what I see when I look at that.
00:20:52.000And I'm like, oh, there's the two Americas.
00:21:10.000I mean, like, we are getting no like we are getting two different sets of two different history, two different language, you know, two different lexicons, two different reports.
00:21:19.000I mean, like, We have no way to even communicate because all of us on the right know all of these things and nobody on the left knows any of these things, probably because reporters are like, no.
00:21:32.000It is, you see, your friends on the left, people we know, many, you see, one day they woke up and they were on this On the ship, where a giant monster with a squid face put a tadpole in their eye, and then the elder brain took over their minds.
00:21:48.000I'm making a Baldur's Gate reference to everybody who has no idea what I'm talking about.
00:21:51.000I thought you were doing like the biblical, like, speck in your eye, log in your brothers.
00:21:57.000Yeah, the opening story to Baldur's Gate, this is not a spoiler, it's literally the start of the game, is the mind flayer.
00:22:03.000It's a mind that controls you and infects your brain to mind control you.
00:22:07.000And so these people are quite literally, figuratively, trapped in this world where they have this machine, this broadcast tower, telling them what is or is not true.
00:22:16.000And these people cannot, they do not have the willpower to ask themselves.
00:22:23.000A shout out to Brandon Strock, he's the founder of WalkAway, He tells this story, and there are many people who have had a similar story of how he broke the mind control.
00:22:33.000He says that, you know, he saw Donald Trump do the thing with his arm where he's making fun of the disabled reporter.
00:22:39.000Someone told him, actually, Trump wasn't making fun of a disabled reporter.
00:22:42.000And he's like, what are you talking about?
00:22:46.000And when Brandon finally decided to start investigating, it turns out Trump mocks everyone in the same way.
00:22:54.000And the actual evidence, the video that was made to debunk that claim, is...
00:23:00.000On numerous occasions, Trump would insult someone by going, oh, look at me, I'm so dumb.
00:23:04.000One time, one of the reporters had a disabled arm, and they twisted the story to make it seem like Trump was intentionally mocking his disability instead of it just being something dumb Trump does.
00:23:14.000Brandon said he had like this harsh moment where he actually felt pain, confusion, like, wait, this can't be true, this can't be real, what am I seeing?
00:23:23.000Imagine just one day you wake up and everything you believe is wrong.
00:25:00.000But for a lot of people to watch something like that, it changed their perspective on what the news was telling them.
00:25:05.000And this resulted in, uh, you know, for me, for instance, I'm sitting, I'm working at O'Hare airport and they play this, this video for like, you know, we're watching it.
00:25:13.000Someone's like, you got to watch this.
00:25:14.000And I'm like, what was it going to like?
00:25:15.000Some guy brings in the break room and I, and I'm skeptical on everything, but it did make me think like, Was this really in the news?
00:25:22.000Like, these things they're referencing?
00:25:25.000And then I wanted to read more and more about it.
00:25:26.000To be fair, though, I had been online most of my life.
00:25:30.000So, you know, I've been well connected to... I've always been reading things.
00:25:34.000But for the people around me, that was like all of a sudden they were getting a different set of information.
00:25:38.000The next was Zeitgeist and Zeitgeist Moving Forward.
00:25:41.000These were two big documentaries at the time around this period.
00:25:44.000And I think it was Moving Forward which explained fiat currency and fractional reserve banking This went viral as well, explaining to people how your money is nothing, how they can just mass produce it, tricking you into working really, really hard for no reason, and then you realize you are living in a house of cards.
00:26:00.000That documentary comes out, and then just give it a minute, the 2008 crash happens, a lot of people got smacked in the face, and this shattered trust.
00:26:09.000I'm not saying these documentaries are true and correct.
00:26:10.000I am not saying that 9-11, the loose change video is true and correct.
00:26:13.000I am saying for a lot of people, it shatters their worldview.
00:26:16.000Yeah, they might not have all true data in all those movies, but it was enough to get me inspired to start researching that stuff.
00:26:24.000Well, you know, if those two documentaries did that for a handful of people, because I never heard of that.
00:26:32.000Because, you know, it's a little hard to quantify all the stuff going on with, you know, currency manipulation or fabrication or whatever's going on.
00:26:39.000You know, I hear about the 9-11 conspiracy.
00:26:43.000But you tell me that I need to wear a mask from the entrance of the restaurant all the way until I sit down and then I can take my mask off and now I'm okay.
00:26:52.000And that is so close and so tangible for enough people to go, All right.
00:27:08.000I went to a restaurant that it was a so you know in Frederick the buildings are very small they're old buildings and the restaurant was very very small and I walk in the front door and I'm standing five feet from the seat and they're like you got to put a mask on and I was like I'll just sit down and they're like you got to put a mask on first and I'm like I'm gonna literally say, if I sit down, I don't gotta wear the mask, right?
00:27:29.000Or they, I should say, they insisted I wear it, I refused and left.
00:27:32.000I'm just saying, like, if this, if those two documentaries, like, deconstructed your institutional trust, COVID, so, oh my gosh, with so many people, like now, even like all the moms in my world, they're like, I will never Trust my doctor again.
00:28:42.000And then one guy comes in and he's like, my dad was elite but was using his resources to save the slaves and stop all this and you killed him!
00:28:53.000You can be, Ian, in the Empire, fighting for good and being principled, and, like, no one is perfect in every single way, but you don't have to feel like a stormtrooper on the Death Star, you know?
00:29:31.000I'm going to pull up this here video clip you gave to me earlier, Ian.
00:29:34.000This is from Colin Rugg on Twitter, and it's actually quite amazing.
00:29:37.000He says, CNN is now listing out all of President Joe Biden's lies as the New York Post and Washington Post are also ramping up their criticism of Biden.
00:29:45.000Weird how they all changed their tune at the same time.
00:29:48.000Here are the lies CNN now wants to talk about.
00:30:53.000There are some more serious ones in my view.
00:30:56.000Previously in his presidency, he claimed at one point he'd been arrested during a civil rights protest when, in other versions of the story, he just said an officer had taken him home from a protest.
00:31:04.000He said he had visited the Pittsburgh synagogue where worshippers were killed in a 2018 mass shooting.
00:32:07.000I mean, it is a sign that the establishment that Joe Biden relies on to continue to control the Democratic Party and to stay in the White House no longer wants him, which I think we've known for a long time.
00:32:16.000That's why he would say, yes, I'm going to run again.
00:32:18.000And the DNC and his own press secretary would be like, oh, they're still mulling it over.
00:32:24.000I mean, they were they have been out of sync for a long time.
00:32:26.000And I think it's because Joe Biden is declining, and I think that they know they can't actually get a second term, and Kamala Harris is unpopular.
00:32:33.000I mean, the thing is, Joe Biden has given us some of the best lies, the bold-faced lies from this man.
00:32:39.000There was one today where he said he used to teach at University of Pennsylvania.
00:32:42.000Do you think we haven't been paying attention to your entire career?
00:33:24.000And that is the power of this literally living in one of the most ironclad bubbles anybody could be in.
00:33:30.000Because not only, I'm sure, is his family reinforcing it, but all of the biggest mechanisms of communication are validating what he says, or at least not challenging him.
00:33:40.000Yeah, I asked this the other day, he did something, it's impossible to remember because he does so much stuff, but I had said, is this dementia or is he lying?
00:33:52.000Maybe he is so used to lying that now that he's slipping mentally, his lies are getting bolder and less, he doesn't have to hide them, he doesn't have to blend them in with the facts.
00:34:00.000They're becoming less cohesive and coherent.
00:34:03.000Well, consequences change your behavior, and there's been no consequences.
00:34:11.000After he leaves the press conference, someone who works for him is like, Mr. Biden, you just told all those people you were a teacher at Penn State.
00:34:53.000I can't imagine being his staff right now and having to be like, Oh, well, what he meant by I drove a truck was actually that he drove a school bus.
00:35:01.000We all mix up the word for truck or when he when he was at, I can't remember what the event was, but he was speaking publicly.
00:35:07.000And there was that congressman who had just died in a car accident.
00:35:11.000And he was asking for her and they're like, Oh, she was just on his mind, right?
00:35:16.000It's not that he didn't realize or completely forgot that she's not alive anymore.
00:35:20.000He was just thinking about it like they will spin anything they can to make this work.
00:35:24.000But at a certain point, there are too many loose threads for them to weave a blanket out of.
00:35:28.000Yeah, if his son wasn't like deviant, I don't think I think they would lie until he left office.
00:35:33.000But because his son is just so viciously erratic, they've.
00:35:39.000Yeah, I'm like convinced my favorite personal conspiracy theory is that so Hunter Biden is married again.
00:35:45.000He's married to a South African film director and they met and got married within 10 days, which I love romance too, but that seems weird and they have a very young son and I'm totally convinced his convenience marriage so that when people Googled like Hunter Biden youngest child that kid would come up instead of his Navy instead of Navy the one he had out of wedlock and he's had all this drama with like I think they were trying to make it so that he was like a nice family man and we don't understand and there are so many grandchildren you mix them all up.
00:36:14.000Meanwhile the Biden family was just completely not acknowledging what was happening until they had to two months ago and released a statement through people.
00:37:15.000I think that losing a parent is, you know, And I can speak to it really clearly, like it changes your whole life and you live with it forever.
00:37:22.000But, you know, I didn't have, I mean, at least I haven't made any money off of it the way he has.
00:37:30.000It's interesting because, you know, when you look at parental loss, you look at things like divorce and a couple different studies will show that kids suffer more post-divorce than they do the loss of a parent through death.
00:37:41.000And a lot of that is because, you know, you lose a parent to death.
00:37:43.000My husband's mother was killed when he was 16.
00:37:46.000And what happens is everybody surrounds you.
00:37:53.000And actually, it is easier to get over and beyond that kind of tragic loss than it is, let's say, if somebody cheats and leaves because the child internalizes that and says, it must be my fault.
00:38:19.000Well, think about it like when, for example, parents divorce, let's say it's a no-fault divorce, and the parents just go their separate ways, the child is experiencing the death of their family.
00:38:29.000Now they don't have their mom and dad in their home every single day, seeing both of them, saying goodnight to both of them.
00:38:34.000They don't have 100% of mom and dad in their world, which is kind of like a kid's food.
00:38:37.000Mother love, father love is like social emotional staples in their diet.
00:38:41.000So now they're splitting time or very often kids lose contact with their non-custodial parent, usually their dad, often within two years.
00:38:49.000And so they're kind of being starved of what they need.
00:38:51.000But for them, there was no, they couldn't figure out why, especially in these low-conflict marriages, which is the majority of no-fault divorces.
00:38:58.000So the kid goes, OK, this wrecked my life.
00:39:00.000I'm starved of one or both of my parents and I'm suffering.
00:39:03.000And I can't put my finger on why this happened.
00:40:00.000Do what you gotta do and don't like each other, but you know.
00:40:05.000You still had access to both and you didn't have to deal with high conflict like being the go-between between warring mom and dad or anything.
00:40:14.000I think my parents were just like, there's no point, like, it got to a point where, and it probably rubs off on me, hey, yelling isn't doing anything for us, so let's just get divorced and then we'll facilitate whatever we need to facilitate in a reasonable and, you know, like, studious manner.
00:40:31.000Or not studious, but like, stoic manner.
00:40:33.000I'm glad that they were able to keep it together post-divorce.
00:41:33.000Oh my gosh, my husband cries more than me.
00:41:36.000Yeah, that's like the one- But he's a good man.
00:41:37.000The one thing that makes me not want to watch a movie if there's like a needless dog death.
00:41:41.000But that's why John Wick did so well, because those writers knew exactly what- they were like, we're gonna make an action movie where men cry.
00:41:49.000And it's like right when the movie starts, like, his dog!
00:41:57.000But if sadness, the problem is good to feel it, because it gets me back to normal, but if it derails me and I'm like, oh, I give up because it hurts so bad, what's the point?
00:42:07.000I don't want to go through that again.
00:42:08.000That's when it becomes a bit of a roadblock.
00:42:11.000No, that's because you're not meant to be alone.
00:42:13.000You need other people to help you through that.
00:42:30.000Nancy Pelosi concedes Biden may drop out of the 2024 race, then laughs and refuses to say if Kamala Harris is the best running mate.
00:42:37.000Because this was, I believe this was on CNN.
00:42:40.000Anderson Cooper is asking these questions, and when asked if Biden is going to continue running, she says, is there any chance that Biden does not continue running?
00:43:24.000Low-conspiracy mind is Joe Biden is rife with political scandals, facing an impeachment which everyone thinks is going to be inevitable, and he's too old.
00:43:35.000The polls show he's too old, so Joe Biden will be asked, Joe, it's time to get a new team in here because we're not going to be able to beat Trump off of your ticket.
00:43:57.000Joe Biden says, look, you know, I'm an old man.
00:44:00.000And I think handing this off to Gavin Newsom is the right approach and something like that.
00:44:04.000And Kamala Harris says that she's not, you know, she's done what she had to do and she was here for Team Biden and she's only Team Biden and she understands that if Biden's not interested, she's not going to be here.
00:44:20.000Powerful interests don't want Joe Biden to run and want a clean path forward, which is not Joe Biden coming out and just bowing out because that makes the DNC look weak.
00:45:05.000I pictured the most cringe Time magazine cover of Gavin Newsom looking off at an angle and it's saying the man who saved democracy.
00:45:12.000It's just the most plastic-looking... And then there'll be a tagline where it's like, facing the collapse of our democracy from fascist threats like Donald Trump, Gavin Newsom saved the man who saved the country and in turn took up the mantle to save the country himself.
00:45:34.000And all these editors are sitting there being like, I can picture it right here!
00:45:38.000Are there any pathways where Kamala fights for a spot?
00:45:42.000Oh yeah, I mean there's a million pathways.
00:45:44.000I'm just saying like, the reasonable approach, any smart Democrat, we've seen the New York Times, the Washington Post both be like, Joe Biden probably shouldn't run.
00:45:54.000So when you've got the media saying this stuff, you've got the majority of, that's like 70 some odd percent of Democrats polled say he's too old to be president.
00:46:02.000Any Democrat worth their job is saying, we can't run Joe Biden.
00:46:12.000And so I gotta tell you, my conspiracy theory, it's not really a conspiracy theory, I'm just saying the best way to get Gavin Newsom in and to get Biden and Kamala out is Biden is at a rally in California for his campaign and then grips his chest.
00:46:31.000Gavin Newsom runs full speed on the stage, throws his coat off, checks his vitals, provides CPR, medics come in, Secret Service secures the area.
00:46:40.000Magically, the TV cameras are told not to cut away.
00:46:47.000And the buildings come down in free fall.
00:46:50.000It's a bit too movie-esque and conspiratorial, but I gotta tell you, if there was like an evil shadow organization of unlimited resources plotting how you do this perfectly, that's it.
00:47:02.000Because then Gavin Newsom is on the cover of Time Magazine, the man who saved democracy, Joe Biden valiantly saved this country in 2020, Gavin Newsom just saved him.
00:47:14.000And then Gavin Newsom's on a press tour, he's on The View, he's on Real Time, he's on every nightly show, and you've got Anderson Cooper being like, Governor Newsom, what is it like to be the man who saved the president?
00:47:29.000And then Gavin's just like, look, I'm not here to be a hero, I'm just here to do the right thing that any good red-blooded American would do when faced with someone in need.
00:48:00.000But we do have to figure out what to do with Kamala in this scenario.
00:48:02.000And we've talked about, you know, maybe she would be offered a position in the Supreme Court or they could make her some kind of honorific.
00:48:16.000And then she just lifts off and down his face.
00:48:19.000She says, I've actually always wanted to be governor of California, so let's just switch things up.
00:48:27.000But that is the most difficult thing in trying to come up with how Kamala Harris bows out.
00:48:33.000It could really be her saying that she doesn't know if she was committed to Team Biden because of how much she believed in him, and she doesn't know if she's capable of or if it's reasonable to.
00:48:45.000And she could do this thing where she's like, look, She'd get wrecked by the feminists for saying that, though.
00:50:39.000But he could have been a one-term president.
00:50:41.000He could have said, you know, I've served my moment and we got away from big bad Donald Trump and so now I'm ready for a younger generation to step in.
00:50:49.000He could have said that he kept saying we need younger people.
00:50:52.000I mean, Mitt Romney just made this announcement saying, if I run again, I'll be in my mid 80s.
00:50:57.000And I think young people need to be Joe Biden could have said this.
00:51:04.000And if he runs again, They're going to make him debate the media or they're going to start insulting him and calling out his crimes and probably imprison him.
00:51:12.000We can't do it without media coverage.
00:51:14.000It reminds me of the conversations around Dianne Feinstein and how they're saying, you know, all these organizations, again feminist organizations in particular, are saying, you know, you did so much for us.
00:51:27.000And they said similar things about Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
00:51:29.000They said, you know, There was a whole conversation about whether or not she should retire, because her legacy, and this, that, and the other, and they wanted someone to be appointed under not-Trump, basically, and that didn't work out, obviously.
00:51:44.000If they make Biden debate, if he refuses to step down, if he debates Gavin Newsom, it's going to rip the Democratic Party apart.
00:51:51.000It would shred their ability to win an election.
00:51:53.000I can't imagine that having that kind of conflict within the party would be good for their For their message.
00:52:00.000And then that would, I mean, obviously, I think they're going to take Trump off the ballot in a couple of states and make it so he can't win.
00:52:06.000A bunch of people in the Republican Party are going to vote for him anyway and split the Republican Party all up too.
00:52:11.000So we could end up seeing like 20% for Vivek, 32% for Donald Trump, 31% for Gavin Newsom, 24, 21% for Biden.
00:52:23.000I would not be surprised if a Secretary of State in a swing state In October of next year, or September, removes his name from the ballot and says, sue me.
00:52:33.000Maybe I should stop saying that it will happen though, because I don't want to be black-pilled and encourage that disreputable or, you know, disgusting behavior, like let the people vote.
00:54:11.000We'll now have to have a special election.
00:54:12.000We'll determine what an adequate amount of time is for preparation for you, but The state screwed up the election process and it should not stand.
00:55:31.000If you illegally got rid of one of the most famous politicians in the United States before he's about to run for president, you would not rebind the United States.
00:56:01.000I think there are people on both sides who feel the division and want, truly and honestly, want to see that healed.
00:56:07.000On the other hand, it's very hard to reconcile opposite sides when one of them is saying getting rid of Trump is the only answer.
00:56:13.000In fact, he will always have a political legacy in this country, even if, you know, for whatever reason, something happened, he weren't to win the election in 2024, he has already made an impact.
00:56:23.000So are you saying that There's no turning back that because there really is no
00:56:46.000Well, to me, that was the first time when I heard the other side saying, it's not that we disagree, it's not even that you're stupid, it's that you're evil.
00:57:40.000When it's commonplace that ignorant people allow evil things to happen.
00:57:45.000But you then have the people who are running the show.
00:57:47.000The intelligence agencies, the prosecutors, and the courts that know there's no reason to give someone like Joe Biggs two decades for knocking over a barricade.
00:58:57.000It feels bad to be like, I know none of these people are real, but I don't... I can't... So what the joke is, you save, do it, and then load, and having never actually done it, just to see what would happen.
00:59:28.000And most people are like, I can't, I'm trying to play a villain character for the villain storyline, but it just, you can't bring yourself to just watch this scene where it's a representation of you hurting innocent people.
00:59:39.000So does it look like you in the video?
01:00:54.000But that characterizes a substantial amount of people in what we would call the culture war left.
01:01:01.000Whereas, the culture war right certainly does have these people too, but it's an inversion.
01:01:05.000There's much less of them, they're less tolerated, people don't like that stuff.
01:01:09.000On the left, you have the banality of evil.
01:01:11.000The people who march in lockstep, not asking questions about why you put someone in prison for 20 years, and then the evil person is empowered by the ignorant to torture individuals.
01:01:22.000Well, you have to figure out what your God is.
01:01:24.000And for some of them, you know, this school board, uh, you know, woman on the board or whoever's deciding that he goes to jail, she has a God.
01:02:35.000These people are either blind and ignorant and will just be party to the collective.
01:02:40.000Unwittingly and useful idiots, or they believe they are simply but a wet robot and there is no truth but power, so they will wield it however they see fit.
01:02:50.000You ask these people for the most part, they will tell you there's no God and nothing matters.
01:02:55.000And then you have many people who might say they believe in God, but are ignorant and the banality of evil.
01:02:59.000They are the commonplace, ignorant person who does not want to know, does not care to know, but will gladly march behind whatever they think is safe.
01:03:23.000Is it the earth that needs your sacrifices?
01:03:25.000Because otherwise we're going to burn it to death and therefore we need to like go to zero emissions and then all of the poor people across the globe need to die because we're serving Gaia.
01:03:32.000But now you're talking about a You're talking about an infinite different groups of people.
01:03:38.000Yes, everybody has something that they are worshiping and serving.
01:03:40.000And I think that for a lot of people, it's sexual freedom.
01:03:43.000And like, I have the right to do whatever I want, regardless of who it hurts.
01:03:46.000I mean, if sex, your feelings, your identity, your decisions, if that's God, well, then we see children end up being the sacrifice for that.
01:05:27.000But I also know The substitute which is very very often and what the enemy
01:05:32.000will try to sell you is you are your own God And that is why you can but they end and like this is my
01:05:38.000point is is they don't like themselves And there's there is there is no nucleus to which they have
01:05:44.000adhered to So in order for there to be a god that they worship there
01:05:48.000would need to be a centralized structure Which there is not that well, so that is why love yeah
01:05:52.000That is why people that worship self are as Hannah was saying before the show
01:05:57.000More likely to be depressed you know the ones that are being sucked into you know all of the different maladies
01:06:03.000the social maladies Yeah, I think there is a culture within the United States.
01:06:07.000I think globally too that says, you know, ultimately your own needs and your own desires are what should govern your whole life and if you are completely absorbing... I mean there are narcissists who have very low self-esteem, right?
01:06:20.000So they hate themselves but they also are completely obsessed with their worldview and they cannot be proven wrong about anything.
01:06:25.000They have all the traits of classic narcissism but also you wouldn't know it because they're covert narcissists.
01:06:30.000They seem like they are a defeatist in some way.
01:06:33.000And I think it's true that there are so many people who are lacking direction or meaning in their life that they either turn inwards and become obsessed with their own being and validating their own feelings or they look to be the defenders of something.
01:06:47.000And so you'll get people who say, well, I'm here advocating for people who can't advocate themselves.
01:06:51.000I'm here defending, you know, people who are gender fluid and I've got to be an ally in this and the other.
01:06:57.000They are looking to represent something because they are so lost in and of themselves.
01:07:01.000Well, that's part of what it means to be human is you are called to something greater.
01:07:04.000And if you're not serving the greatest thing, you will find something lesser to serve.
01:07:08.000I thought that was a good question you asked about the video game trope.
01:07:12.000Why is it so hard for someone to be evil?
01:07:14.000I wonder if we should actually do an experiment with that.
01:07:18.000actually test people and try and figure out- Oh, yeah.
01:07:21.000Especially as video games are more realistic.
01:07:23.000When you're in a first-person game and you can actually feel the knife going into the thing, and you can hear the screen- How do you feel the- Stop.
01:07:29.000How do you feel a knife going- Haptic feedback gloves that will vibrate and create pressure when you do things in the VR.
01:07:48.000Yeah, so we actually have the full VR thing downstairs not set up yet, where you can actually stand and run in place.
01:07:54.000But in some video games, there'll be like a door, the door's closed.
01:07:57.000To open it, you have to hold down R2, which is the back trigger button on the controller, and it actually resists your push.
01:08:04.000Whereas normally, it just presses very easily, the controller can actually create resistance to make you have to give Put more strength into it.
01:08:11.000So with haptics, uh, I don't know about putting a knife into something, but it can, it can squeeze your hand and vibrate and create sensation.
01:08:21.000No, it's gonna become more common, these action games, where it's so realistic that you're actually, it's gonna feel and seem like you're killing something for real, like the pig will be screaming and blood will be coming, and you'll be like, having to, I mean, that will create psychopathy in humans, if they have to, if that's how they train their, their gaming, is like they're killing stuff for real, like that's not... I read a thread on Reddit the other day, from someone who made a villain character in Baldur's Gate, and it was a really cool looking character, like glowing red eyes, and like a crazy face paint, and they were like, Like, I got halfway through, and like, every time I'm faced with these challenges, it's like I'm just doing things I really, really don't like and don't want to play the game.
01:08:57.000Like, I can't do it, but the game is created as such that you can do the villain stuff, or do the good guy stuff, or be the rogue, or whatever, and there are people like, I just can't bring myself to do it.
01:09:10.000I would love to do a test where you sit people down and give them a scene from one of these games, easily scripted with Oblivion, Skyrim or something, or even Baldur's Gate, and then actually ask people their background, their age, their income, their education level, all of that stuff, their voting patterns.
01:09:36.000I think you'd find Democrats overwhelmingly being okay with, you know, like, let's, I think you would see, you would have, there would be a tendency among people who say they vote Democrat with being okay with a bad thing happening in the game to varying degrees.
01:10:22.000It's utilitarian thinking versus deontological thinking.
01:10:25.000And utilitarianism, in my view, has a tendency towards evil.
01:10:28.000There are certain circumstances where you can say, we're faced with a difficult decision, and we are going to try and maximize life-saving.
01:10:59.000That when it comes to Enrique, when it comes to Joe Biggs and the other Proud Boys that have been overly sentenced, and the other J6ers, it matters the world that each of these individuals receive proper justice and the sentences they got are completely improper.
01:11:12.000The fact that we see Democrats celebrating the torture and unjust rulings shows me the evil rests more so not absolutely.
01:11:23.000So if we were to create a video game scenario where your character sees a man holding a cat and then the guy instructs you to kill the cat, I'd be willing to bet that it would skew to a certain degree, probably a small degree, that Democrats are like, so what, do it.
01:11:59.000I'll just associated from like and they'd say who cares it doesn't matter if it's if it's less about political affiliation
01:12:04.000more about nihilism Versus having hope because somehow not having kids is like
01:12:08.000well, what is there to live for really? What's the purpose?
01:12:09.000How everyone says let's having kids how about how about this we get a thousand?
01:12:14.000conservatives a thousand libertarians a thousand liberals a thousand independents and then you know to what degree we
01:12:22.000can get communist socialists, you know fascists whatever and
01:12:25.000And you make maybe 300 of each encounter a different scenario.
01:12:31.000A Republican is shown a video game scenario where a Democrat is holding a Republican on his knees with a weapon and instructs you to commit an act against them.
01:13:00.000I think this is a great research institute to start for Tim Cass University.
01:13:03.000Didn't we launch that a couple weeks ago?
01:13:05.000Imagine a scenario in a video game where, and I quite literally mean a video game like Skyrim, and you have the villain, let's say he's a demon, quite literally a demonic figure with big red wings, and there's a man on his knees wearing a MAGA hat, and it's like he's wearing knight armor and he has a sword but he's wearing a trumpet.
01:13:22.000Would the Democrat voter Be inclined to serve the devil master in the game.
01:13:27.000I was gonna say it's sad to think that someone would be more likely to attack someone based or let someone suffer based on their clothing.
01:13:33.000But then I was thinking about military uniforms.
01:13:35.000And I mean, that's the whole purpose of uniforms.
01:13:37.000And there were who to make suffer and who not to.
01:13:39.000And there were, I think in like, in one year alone, there were 800 instances where Trump supporters were physically attacked on the streets at random.
01:13:46.000Like at what point does civilian clothing become a military insignia?
01:13:53.000I don't think of it as a militant symbol.
01:13:54.000I think there was this study that Teen Vogue, I think, commissioned, they published about it this week, saying that the overwhelming majority of men and women, they asked them about their red flags and green flags in dating.
01:14:26.000Men were more likely to lean towards communists.
01:14:28.000Still, 55% of women also said it would be a red flag if they were communists.
01:14:32.000But fewer men thought someone identifying as a liberal was a red flag than the men that thought someone who believes in astrology was a red flag.
01:14:41.000I mean, there are limits to the political affiliations.
01:14:44.000And I think there are, like, I'm just saying, to your point, It is interesting to me that they were willing to forgive liberals more than they were willing to forgive the American service.
01:14:55.000The way people perceive your political affiliation does, I think, impact how they view you.
01:15:06.000I don't care who the guy is, if there is a beautiful woman and she's got a communist flag pin... Oh yeah, he knows he can change her political affiliation.
01:15:17.000No, he doesn't care about changing her political affiliation.
01:15:19.000Yeah, but deep down he knows he can change it.
01:15:20.000He's just like, yeah, the woman may see the guy with the MAGA symbol and be like, I can change him.
01:15:32.000If... I'm not in the dating market, but I just have to say, like, if I met a woman, and her whole identity was like, I'm a MAGA Republican, I'd be like, oh, anybody that I... It'd be super weird!
01:15:44.000Even if you were a Trump supporter, just being like that would be like...
01:15:55.000Why does that matter in who you're dating?
01:15:57.000Well, because they're looking for political compliance in a way that they find to be acceptable.
01:16:01.000Women were more likely to want – they would value talking about politics more than men did.
01:16:06.000Men actually didn't care about how often you talked about – the majority of men don't care about how frequently you talk about politics.
01:16:12.000Men were more likely to think it was a red flag or a green flag if women drank cow's milk over any kind of non-dairy milk.
01:16:19.000Like, women were not thinking about this at all, but people are, especially based on gender, they're evaluating your political and cultural behaviors in these sort of small ways and it gives you an insight into what you're doing.
01:16:31.000I think this study on video games is actually really fascinating.
01:16:33.000I think it could be interesting to see if people were more willing to hurt people based on political ideology, even if it is in a video game.
01:16:41.000And you'd have to find a way to like test out if they were willing to hurt people.
01:16:46.000And hopefully you guys, well, you probably have already seen it, but let me ask you each, how often do you guys think about the Roman Empire?
01:17:25.000And I mean, like, I never think about it.
01:17:27.000Oh, I was thinking about the Roman Empire earlier, actually.
01:17:29.000So maybe it's more than three times a week.
01:17:31.000I was I was watching a show earlier and it auto like this is not me choosing to think about it, but The Chosen came on and there's There's that joke that at a certain age men have to decide if they're gonna get really into grilling or World War II history.
01:18:22.000They mentioned women don't have hobbies.
01:18:24.000And it's like, it's a shocking thing to men to discover.
01:18:27.000And I was like... So, they said that when they bring women on their show, and they say it's average women, but I really do think it's like it's Miami local women, so they're choosing from a select batch.
01:18:41.000But they say, when they ask women, like, what do you do for fun?
01:19:18.000You referenced Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus when John Gray wrote that.
01:19:22.000One of my favorite things that I read in it, by the way, my dad kept recommending that to me, because he was like, you just need to know that they're not the same thing.
01:19:28.000But one of my favorite observations that Gray had was that men go to lunch to talk about something.
01:19:33.000They go to lunch to be like, we've got an issue, we've got to talk about this, we're going to make a business deal.
01:19:37.000And women will go to lunch to gather information, right?
01:19:40.000It's a reason that, like, I have multiple female friends.
01:19:42.000I can be on the phone multiple times a week for four hours because there's just stuff to talk about, man.
01:19:51.000Chemical bonding has these elements, too, like ionic bonding, where you guys would be interacting, sharing an electron, bouncing it back and forth, or covalent bond, where you're sharing it together.
01:20:00.000Then there's metallic bonding, where all the electrons are headed in one direction, and we're all protons witnessing it.
01:20:05.000That's like the male communication tactic, is a metallic type of bond, where we're all focused on something together.
01:20:12.000So, the meme is that when women take pictures of objects, it's a picture of themselves next to the object.
01:20:18.000Men will take a picture of the object.
01:20:20.000So, this popped up on Reddit, because a guy would be like, hey, just got a new video game, and it's a picture of the game.
01:20:27.000And women would be like, look at the game I got, and it's them going like this, holding it.
01:20:31.000Is it better to say instead of that men communicate metallically, women do it ionically or however you were saying earlier, is it better to say that the masculine form of communication is focusing on a thing, the feminine, because it's not always women that do the feminine behavior.
01:20:46.000Sometimes men are feminine and women are masculine or they embody, we each embody both.
01:20:56.000Let me just give you a family guy reference.
01:20:58.000When Peter goes to a clinic to get medical tests done on him to make money or something, I can't remember the exact reason, and they're like, we're gonna give you the squirrel gene, and then he turns into a squirrel, and they're like, we're gonna give you the Seth Rogen gene that makes you seemingly funny even though you're not saying anything that's funny, and then finally they give him the gay gene.
01:21:16.000So Peter becomes gay and then he calls, I think he calls Quagmire or Joe or something and he's like, what you doing?
01:21:29.000Like, like for guys, it's just like, what?
01:21:31.000Why are you asking me these questions?
01:21:33.000The one I see on Instagram all the time is girls' husbands pretending to call wisely, the way they want them to, and it's just like, hey, I was just on my lunch break, what are you doing?
01:21:45.000Oh my gosh, did you ask Andrea about whatever?
01:21:46.000And it's the same, the opposite is girls will, it's infuriating to women that if you have a boyfriend who goes to golf with all of his friends, and then you're like, oh, how was it?
01:22:46.000You'll have to hear about it in our research institute.
01:22:49.000But I do think that there is something really valuable to acknowledging that men and women's communication is different, but that doesn't have to be bad.
01:22:55.000It just is one of the reasons that I think monogamy is great because you only have to figure one woman or one man out, right?
01:23:01.000You don't have to figure all of them out and get good at communicating with them and learn to change your communication in a way that isn't emotionally satisfactory.
01:23:07.000You just have to figure out one person.
01:23:08.000And there's these general distinctions that are generally true, and then every husband and wife is going to break the mold in some way.
01:23:15.000So, like, I am very low emotion, and it's actually really sabotaged my husband in a lot of ways because he's a pastor and that's a high shepherding, high counseling, and he's very, very good at it.
01:23:25.000But, you know, I'm like, honey, just give me the information.
01:24:26.000And then if you look at only male voters, it's every state is red, but one.
01:24:31.000The question about women voting Republican is, are women who vote Republican more likely to get married, or are women who get married later more likely to vote Republican?
01:24:40.000Right, so we know that there's a correlation.
01:24:42.000We don't know if it's conservative women who have more children, because really it's not marriage, it's child rearing, right?
01:24:48.000Women that have more children tend to be conservative, or does having more children make you conservative?
01:24:53.000And I understand the kind of communist socialist thing because the only place that socialism really is effective and natural is in the family, right?
01:25:13.000So I understand that women being a little more nurturing.
01:25:16.000Social, family-oriented, others-oriented, because we are, that that would make sense, because then they take their little, like, micro-society and apply it to the whole nation.
01:25:26.000I've found, maybe you guys can confirm or deny as females, that generally, the feminine, when, if a woman complains, she just wants you to listen and understand, whereas if a man complains, he wants a solution to the problem.
01:25:40.000I don't know if that's, it's not always every time, but I'm wondering if you guys agree with that, because I found it excessively successful in my relationships.
01:25:47.000I will say again that in my relationship with my husband, I would say literally because he's a good man, he is intuitive and he is very in touch with what's going on emotionally with me and my kids.
01:26:02.000And so he is more long-suffering when it comes to listening and maybe because I'm really, really busy.
01:26:08.000I don't have time for the deep emotional rabbit trails that we go down.
01:26:13.000So I don't know if it's just personality or if it's kind of stage wear in life.
01:26:17.000I'm so busy that I don't have time for the deep emotional dive.
01:27:25.000There are things that you are not going to know unless you see somebody else do it successfully and glean their wisdom so you don't have to reinvent the wheel.
01:27:41.000Whether you're religious or not, it's where people come together and your community shares resources, knowledge, information, values, and it's been shattered.
01:28:11.000But do you want other people that are going to fortify you and your children and tell them that they are not crazy for choosing not to wear the mask with the little cutout for your French horn?
01:30:55.000Cats are silly, and they're funny, but they're totally independent.
01:31:00.000But so now we have a society that says, you're bad for being the kind of person that is willing to trust in a leader.
01:31:08.000There's got to be a fine balance, right?
01:31:09.000You need to be someone who pays attention, who learns enough, but you need to also surround yourself by people you can trust, and there's nothing wrong with being a follower or being a leader.
01:31:17.000Both have their good components and their bad components.
01:31:20.000A leader is nothing without loyal men and women who are behind him, supporting the vision that he has and trusting and believing in him.
01:31:28.000You can also be a leader and a follower at the same moment, like Adam Sosnick, who works with Patrick Bette David on the PBD podcast.
01:31:34.000He's an example of someone that is a follower on the PBD podcast.
01:31:37.000He's number two to Pat, but he's a leader in his own personal life where he runs, I think, a Fortune 500 company that he's the leader.
01:31:44.000And you need that first follower phenomenon where a really great leader is not going to go anywhere until someone steps up and says, I believe in you.
01:32:11.000And in these two institutions, it is a male-only role from God's perspective.
01:32:16.000And this actually aligns with a lot of the ways that we're naturally wired, right?
01:32:20.000Like we were talking before about men having more connections between the back of the hemisphere to the front of the hemisphere in their brains.
01:32:27.000So they tend to be a little more driven, more focused, more alert to threats.
01:32:31.000That is very important when you're at the head.
01:32:34.000Women tend to have more connections between hemispheres.
01:32:36.000We can jump around a little more easy.
01:32:37.000We're a little more wired for connection.
01:32:39.000That works very, very well when it comes to caretaking and socialization.
01:32:45.000And those two things happen pretty easily in the home and the church.
01:32:59.000You know, I'll tell you this, every Friday, we have sushi and poker here at the castle.
01:33:05.000So tomorrow, once we wrap up the show, big order of sushi comes in, everyone eats together and talks, and then the leftover sashimi goes to the chicken coop.
01:33:14.000What do you think the roosters do when we throw the fish into the chicken coop?
01:33:19.000They keep their heads alert, and they look up and watch as the girls eat.
01:33:24.000And it's rough, because we're like, we want the roosters to eat the fresh fish, it's very, very good for them, but they just wait and let the girls eat it.
01:33:31.000The boys are just like, nah, I'm good.
01:33:32.000Is there any food where they will be like, I want that?
01:33:38.000I'll wait until little Luke is like by himself and I'll toss a piece of fish to him and then he'll look down and very slowly like look at it and he might take a bite or look up, the hens will run over and just annihilate it and he'll just stand there.
01:33:49.000That's like the inverse of wolves because I think with wolves the male, alpha male will eat first and then all the other ones will protect the alpha male while it eats.
01:33:56.000I don't know if that includes the females.
01:33:57.000With wolves and I think it's true with lions too, there's a hierarchy of who gets to eat.
01:34:02.000I don't think it's necessarily just the gender, it's like the elder, it's like seniority or something.
01:34:11.000We had a hawk attack and We only had seven and Roberto Runs he leads the girls to the door to go back into the because the coop was fully covered and at a little door He runs to the door They all follow him and then he stands next to it and waits as they all run in and then he goes in behind them chivalry So, gender roles in society, I know we're not going to talk about tonight, maybe you guys will talk about it tomorrow on The Culture War 2, but I think that reason, and I don't want to make general claims about women in power, because a lot of women have masculine behaviors and aren't this, but the desire to nurture and mother
01:34:46.000without children, comes out in like HR, comes out in women in positions of power and with money involved, is they'll try and parent their employees or their people.
01:34:55.000I mean, there's an overabundance of women in nursing, right?
01:34:57.000And we never think that's a bad thing, except for every once in a while someone's like, we should have more men because of gender equality.
01:35:02.000Well, and that's the same thing in elementary school.
01:35:03.000You have tons of female teachers like, why aren't there more male teachers?
01:35:08.000Why would you take that away from them?
01:35:12.000If they get stuck in a position where their real job is to fire the idiots and hire the good people and penalize and ruin the people that are messing up, that might be challenging for someone that wants to make sure everyone's healthy and taken care of naturally.
01:35:28.000So female judges actually hand down guilty sentences less often and less severe penalties, right?
01:35:37.000It's great to have that kind of social awareness.
01:35:39.000It's great to be high in agreeability, which is what women are.
01:35:42.000But when it comes to justice, when it comes to gatekeeping and protection, no, you don't want that nurturing role to take over.
01:35:51.000You ever see that video where there's a dude being sentenced, or he's being like, arraigned by a judge, and then the judge recognized him, they went to grade school together, and there's her, she's become this judge, and he's become the criminal, and she's like, did you go to this elementary school?
01:36:26.000I mean, my assumption is real, it's just a video that was on the internet.
01:36:30.000But she may as well have done the Indiana Jones Kali Ma and ripped that guy's heart clean out.
01:36:36.000Because that was probably the most brutal thing that guy's experienced in his life.
01:36:39.000And if there's anything that makes someone feel regret and remorse, it's that kind of experience.
01:36:44.000Being like, we went to school together, what happened to you?
01:36:46.000And then seeing A reflection of what you could have been and what you've become.
01:36:51.000I hope that guy, you know, turned things around.
01:36:53.000Well, and then like that's not to say that women do not have a critical role to play in formation, but it's women have what my friend Glenn Stanton calls a soft power to shape the world.
01:37:55.000I can define what it is to be a man very simply.
01:37:58.000It is you're on a let's just say you're in a nuclear power plant that is going into lockdown and the blast doors are closing and you have to run up and grab the door with all your strength as it's pressing down on you and crushing your bones and you have to hold it as long as possible so that everyone else can escape.
01:38:20.000Better one is, being a man is working security for Morgan Stanley on 9-11, and making sure all of your employees get out, and then once they do, knowing that there's still ten or so in there, and rushing back into that building to make sure they get out, and then no one ever sees you again.
01:38:35.000And Daniel Perry on the subway protecting the women from the psycho guy who's threatening everybody and puts him in the responsible not chokehold, what's that called, where you kind of subdue the guy's submission hold?
01:39:06.000It is not disposable as a whole, but as individuals.
01:39:10.000The question is, would anyone disagree?
01:39:14.000Is it better that Penny, knowing the consequences of what would happen to him, moved to save those people?
01:39:21.000Or should he have just stood back and said, I don't want to go to jail, let him suffer?
01:39:26.000Being a man is when you run into battle to fight for what you believe in and save everything you love and hold dear, knowing you may never come home.
01:39:33.000It's running into a burning building, knowing that this could be the end for you.
01:39:38.000But it all goes back to, it's biology.
01:39:42.000Evolutionary biology creates the gender roles.
01:39:45.000If you have 100 men and 100 women in a society, and 99 women die, that's it, you're done.
01:40:19.000He's, uh, Nick Cannoning out, you know what I mean?
01:40:21.000But mathematically, you can recover from that if all of your men die.
01:40:26.000And that's the reality that men can run into battle and sacrifice themselves, and your civilization can survive because of it, but if women sacrifice themselves, your society is over.
01:40:38.000There's even that phenomenon where, like, a bunch of men are born after war, you know?
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01:41:35.000Tim P., a member, not me personally, says, Join TimCast.com for access to our awesome precast pregame on the TimCast member's Discord, as well as Colin's and the Discord aftershow.
01:41:58.000And I want to make it a point to keep shouting everything the community is doing out, because I say like, hey, if you sign up to become a member, you can watch the members show.
01:42:05.000It's like, well, actually, join the Discord, and there's a lot of stuff you can do, and all the members are building things.
01:42:54.000And the idea is that parents can come with their kids, hang out, have breakfast, everybody eats, the kids can play with other kids and socialize, and the parents can meet other parents in the neighborhood.
01:43:02.000And so it's trying to create Like half of what church was for people to build community and meet their neighbors.
01:43:16.000I had a good friend of mine, a young 15-year-old named Titus, who's a huge fan of yours, do some reconnaissance and put together a rap sheet for me.
01:43:24.000He put that together so you knew that already?
01:43:28.000But I've been listening to your shows, and I love the idea of your franchise, not franchise coffee shops, and I love the idea of the community, and I love the idea of the alternative culture that you're building, and I just think it's great.
01:44:17.000And so I'm trying to set up a meeting with them.
01:44:19.000I'm like, imagine there's just this downtown in a small town in West Virginia where you've got Cousin T's Diner, Papa Jack's, Pizza Shack, Casper Coffee, you got a MyPillow store, insert any- A digital billboard.
01:44:29.000We got to get a big digital billboard.
01:44:47.000We want a place for a community to be built and the people that... There are family legacy businesses in Martinsburg and they're worried about what's happening with the city.
01:44:57.000They're like, you know, okay, so my pitch is If we are to come in and set up these businesses, it must be that the existing businesses that are generational family businesses are protected and effectively, where need be, subsidized.
01:45:13.000And I think that's actually a big draw.
01:45:14.000So when you come to this place and you're like, I want to go to Cousin T's Diner, next door is a third or fourth generation, you know, tailor shop or something.
01:45:22.000We should start working on a parking deck, too.
01:46:40.000I mean, I do think, you know, we were talking a little earlier about like losing parent versus if you're if your family is divorced.
01:46:46.000And I think it's always complicated to bring a step parent into any any situation, but especially in that scenario when they're so young and The media will allude occasionally to tension between Jill and Hunter.
01:46:59.000I don't know if she has tension with her daughter, Ashley, but it's not an easy thing.
01:47:04.000Although, I will say, I think it is easier when your parents aren't divorced because there is less feeling like you need to be the ally.
01:47:18.000Is this something that you get a lot of questions about?
01:47:19.000Because I assume if your kids are growing up in a liberal city, I mean kids everywhere deal with friends whose parents are divorced and things like that.
01:47:26.000Well, we deal with it a lot in our work because we talk about the importance of biology in the parent-child relationship and how complicated it is and honestly how there really is no alternative family structure that involves unrelated adults that increases the likelihood a child is going to be safe, loved, thriving.
01:47:44.000There are fantastic heroic individual exceptions, but the addition of an unrelated mother or father figure in the child's life will always diminish child outcomes.
01:47:55.000I saw something about abuse, physical abuse in the home, and how a lot of it correlates with an un-blood-related-by-blood parent, like step-parent.
01:48:20.000We got Citizen7 says, Tim, the most egregious lie Joe Biden has ever told, and told repeatedly, was that his son Beau Biden was killed in Iraq.
01:49:09.000I have a friend whose dad was a very serious libertarian and he has Alzheimer's now and she actually finds that to be challenging because, you know, there's obviously things he doesn't understand, but they'll say things and he'll say, I have rights, you know, I have freedoms, you can't take this away from me.
01:49:24.000And it's very weird to argue with someone with dementia who apparently is also a libertarian because They're not happy about it.
01:49:32.000I would not say Alzheimer's has a cure, according to science, but there are studies where THC will consume and inhibit the formation of the amyloid plaque.
01:49:41.000I don't like any of that stuff because there's a million and one things and there's a bunch of different articles and everyone's always making claims about it.
01:49:53.000I'm telling you other ways, but there are ways.
01:49:55.000Yeah, but this is, like, dude, and I read from some hippie website about, you know, tree bark has things in it and then people go to Burning Man.
01:50:01.000I'm not, I'm not a fan of, I'm not a fan of that.
01:50:04.000We got The Woodsman 1983 says, The Secret Service most likely wouldn't allow anyone near Joe except medical professionals.
01:50:11.000If they did and something went wrong, Secret Service would be responsible.
01:50:14.000I, what I find entertaining about my Hypothetical conspiracy theory is that people are assuming that if the Deep State orchestrated a hoax to prop up Gavin Newsom, the Secret Service would be like, oh gee golly, we're gonna have to adhere because we're not part of this plan.
01:50:30.000Like, I am literally saying, in the conspiratorial world of The intelligence agencies colluding on a hoax to prop up Gavin Newsom, the Secret Service will not stop him from engaging in the hoax they planned themselves.
01:50:44.000That's why I'm saying, I don't think it's likely, I'm just saying, it's the perfect scenario for them if they were capable of doing such a thing.
01:51:02.000So the issue I think that is confusing for people when it comes to the issue of God is that they're using God to refer to beliefs instead of God.
01:51:11.000But the problem with God, it doesn't make you good.
01:51:14.000Just believing in God does not make you good.
01:51:15.000A lot of people do evil in the name of God because their God was better or they thought it was better or something.
01:51:21.000The demons believe in God and shudder.
01:51:24.000People, people, so the left may have some kind of social structure.
01:51:33.000There is a difference between having a moral framework, believing in God, having a social framework, and no moral framework, and so I'll describe it as this.
01:51:43.000I view the right as a mix between people of a traditional American moral framework, which overlaps with the Christian moral framework.
01:51:53.000Because they're rooted in the same things.
01:51:56.000There are people who have drifted away from religion, no longer believe in God, but they still hold the American Judeo-Christian moral framework.
01:52:36.000That's because you're made for social connection.
01:52:38.000And even though this is sort of amorphous and always changing, it does offer you the community that you literally need.
01:52:45.000It is one of the most important human needs is the need for connection, the need for identity, collective identity.
01:52:50.000And you're right, that's what church used to offer.
01:52:53.000Right-oriented religion offers you as well, but there is a faux religion that the left is offering, and they do give you holy days, and they do give you liturgies, and they do excommunicate, and they do give you a community.
01:53:06.000And I agree that, like, wokeness could be referred to as a non-secular religion, but I think it's better referred to as a cult, because there's no moral framework to what it is they believe.
01:53:16.000If you go to Christianity... Cults have moral frameworks.
01:53:19.000There's no holy book or anything like that.
01:53:21.000But I'm not saying cults don't, I'm saying religions do.
01:53:25.000So religions have faith structures and tenets that exist beyond the living, for the most part.
01:54:40.000You know that most of them have no idea that Joe Biden did the quid pro quo.
01:54:44.000They don't pay attention to the stuff.
01:54:45.000They made the argument during COVID that the constitution has limitations and public health is more important than the constitution.
01:54:52.000And now you're seeing many of these same people come out and be like, there is no public health exception to the constitution because they know that the governor's move in New Mexico was bad politically.
01:55:02.000If it helps their politics, they agree with it.
01:55:04.000If it hurts them politically, they disagree with it.
01:56:29.000It just keeps changing whatever it is their focus is, randomly.
01:56:34.000They come out and they say, why is the right so concerned about, you know, child sex change operations?
01:56:38.000And it's like, because you are pushing it and defending it.
01:56:41.000They say that, you know, these things don't happen all that often.
01:56:44.000Listen, if a drag show happens where they let children come in, and this is like sex clownery, I think it's how you like, it's clown makeup and it's sexualized.
01:56:53.000Yeah, the conservatives aren't saying it's the end of the world.
01:56:55.000It's the apocalypse saying, hey, I don't think you should do that.
01:56:57.000And then all of a sudden, the machine of the left, for no reason, comes out and defends these books like genderqueer and this book is gay.
01:57:06.000We get people in here, like the woman from Majority Report, who cannot, cannot reject this book.
01:57:12.000I say, hey, they shouldn't bring books into schools that show pornographic depictions and teach kids how to do these things.
01:57:17.000And they're like, I think it's a good thing.
01:57:40.000They complain about big pharma when it comes to the price of medicine, but then all of a sudden the vaccines come out and they're cheering and singing their praises.
01:57:46.000Well, not when Donald Trump Donald Trump says we're gonna get the vaccines out and they all come out and say no it's wrong and then all of a sudden one day like a switch they all say actually that was so weird because the Democrat governors came out and said it's gonna be mandated and they all went oh are we doing this thing now we will do thing it doesn't matter if it's a state it just matters if it is their core group but that's my point being called Trump juice and then everyone had Trump juice in their veins like two weeks later
01:58:13.000And so I tweeted, thank you for letting Trump put his vaccine inside you.
01:58:16.000Trump is inside you forever now and it'll never, never go away.
01:58:20.000That's ultimately like, I, there is no, there is nothing that exists on the left in terms of a cohesive structure.
01:58:28.000It is just the antithesis of civilization.
01:58:32.000It is a chaotic and destructive force that consumes and burns like fire.
01:58:36.000There's a lot of short order thinking probably all over the place in any, but with an illegal immigration, I noticed it with the immigration.
01:58:42.000Cause I think people are like the more, if we bring more people, then we'll have more community, but that's not how communities work.
01:58:48.000You can't just stick 30 people in the room and expect that we all know each other.
01:58:51.000There is so much more to culture than that.
01:58:53.000And community also, they're not thinking we'll have more community.
01:58:55.000They're thinking we'll have more people who will tip the scales in our favor.
01:58:58.000They'll influence a census census data.
01:59:00.000So we potentially could have more, uh, control certain areas and maybe we'll eventually get more voters.
01:59:06.000Yeah, I mean, you can look like Sweden, like they didn't actually have any of the people that were coming into the country integrate into actual Swedish society and they have these separate societies within Sweden.
01:59:55.000But for some reason, it is always just destructive to the structure of the United States.
02:00:01.000I view wokeness as, very simply, The political, cultural, uh, culture war left, as we would describe it, is fire, and the Constitutional Republic is on fire.
02:00:13.000So, you're not going to sit there and go, but what does the fire want?
02:00:40.000But I think the issue is, I've been saying this since the beginning of the culture war, everyone's saying that the culture war is one thing or another.
02:00:47.000My favorite is, I remember a speech given by a prominent conservative, the culture war is nationalism versus globalism.
02:00:59.000Then I've heard it's authoritarian versus libertarian, and I'm like, no, to a large degree perhaps, but there are certain things the right absolutely agrees must be within the authority of the government, and then there are certain things the left thinks the government should have no authority on.
02:01:16.000It is just simply The left tends to do things that are part of the left.
02:01:46.000I view the left as something akin to that.
02:01:48.000They're all just following each other to nowhere.
02:01:51.000Yeah, I mean, it makes sense because all of, like, they're all of, like, the idea, the core ideas, and I'm not saying it's all from Marx, it's just, like, the core idea of saying everything needs to be deconstructed, everything needs to be postmodern, everything, it's postmodernism, everything gets taken apart, taken apart, you get taken apart, no true Scotsman, it just kind of continues to fall apart, it's like entropy.
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