In this week's episode, we talk about a UFO hearing, Mitch McConnell's apparent stroke, and whether or not aliens exist. Plus, a new flavor announcement, and a new cast member joins us on the show!
00:00:54.000There seems to be some very serious backroom dealing going on that they could not say on paper or in court.
00:01:00.000And the judge kind of figured it out and everything's falling apart.
00:01:03.000And then surprise, surprise, a UFO hearing happens where some guy says that non-human biologics have been recovered from off-Earth technology.
00:01:15.000A weather balloon with a cat in it is off-Earth technology piloted by a non-human entity.
00:01:22.000Okay, so unless they explicitly say it, but anyway, I digress.
00:01:25.000Based on the context of the conversation, when asked about non-human pilots, and he said, yes, yep, and then said off-Earth technology, there's no way he doesn't know he is confirming the existence of aliens.
00:01:40.000Okay, and he may be trying to manipulate the public, I don't know, but we will talk about it.
00:01:45.000But trust us, the conversation will be dabbling in the political because we'll be talking about how they want to distract us from what's really going on and that's the Hunter Biden story.
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00:03:55.000So Live Action's focus is protecting humans, and what never makes the headline is that 2,500 humans, children, in the womb are killed every single day legally in the United States.
00:05:05.000In the context of the question asked and how he answered, he did.
00:05:09.000But I'm willing to bet that a game is being played to distract us from the Hunter Biden news about tax avoidance, tax evasion, and other illicit business deals, failure to register as a foreign agent, all of a sudden we get this story which seems to be nonsense.
00:05:25.000But, in the rare, uh, look, It's gonna be really funny in 50 years when they're like, humans made contact with aliens, you know, in the 30s or whatever, and it was revealed to the public in 2023, but no one cared.
00:05:37.000So, okay, we'll talk about this, because it may be big news, but let me play this video for you.
00:05:42.000We have Nancy Mace talking, asking this question, and it is a good question.
00:06:32.000Does that mean we recovered the pilots?
00:06:34.000Or does it mean like there was a leaf in the vessel?
00:06:37.000He did not say... Look, I'm sorry, man.
00:06:40.000If you're trying to confirm the existence of aliens, you need to look Nancy Mace in the eyes and say, ma'am, the vehicles or craft, whatever they may be, appear to have originated not on this earth.
00:06:51.000Technology we don't understand, and whatever creature or entity was inside of it is unrecognizable to us.
00:07:49.000We also have talking plasma, like laser technology that can Triangulate into points in the atmosphere and create a plasma ball that you can move around rapidly on a radar, make it look like it's some crazy craft.
00:07:59.000It's just, it's too much obvious advancement to start pretending now, a hundred years later, that we're finally in touch with aliens.
00:08:06.000They tried to pull this over on people in the 40s, 1940s, with Roswell.
00:08:10.000They said it was a hot air balloon, they said it was a balloon, then all of a sudden they're like, oh no, it wasn't a balloon, it was a, I think it was an alien craft, everybody!
00:08:16.000What was the, what was the dog's name, Laika?
00:08:28.000It could also be, they store data in DNA, so it could have been like a computer, an onboard computer piloting it that had its data stored in DNA, which is a biologic, it's an organic.
00:08:37.000Look, off-earth technology could literally mean a balloon.
00:08:42.000Well, it's off the earth, you know what I mean?
00:08:46.000It's manipulative language, and the dude didn't bring any real evidence, and he danced around the issues, but, I will add, not just him, but in the hearing, they did imply that people have been murdered to cover up UFO information in the government, and that He implied aliens are trying to harm human beings.
00:09:23.000Meaning you're saying they're real, they just can't travel this far.
00:09:26.000Yeah, I'm not sure that you can travel those distances.
00:09:29.000But that being said, even if that's the case, say we'll give that, if they have the technology to do that, to make that journey, there is no way human beings could do anything at all to stop them if they desired, whatever they want to do.
00:09:59.000You know, there could be an alien species that focused all the technological development into Einstein-Rosen bridges, and their communications could be lacking, you know, their manufacturing could be more lacking, but You know, it may be surprising to another species that we've so heavily developed communication technologies.
00:10:19.000The assumption that aliens will be like people, like bipeds with hands to... The second law of thermodynamics says that you can't, like, that you have to, like, nothing is created or destroyed.
00:10:52.000Matter comes together and fusion occurs in stars.
00:10:54.000But over time it has to create more entropy than entropy.
00:10:57.000The theory that's confusing is people say you can't get more energy out of a system than you put into it.
00:11:01.000But people are assuming that systems are closed.
00:11:05.000There are no closed systems in reality.
00:11:07.000Everything, energy can always come into you, into your area from further away.
00:11:14.000I'm just trying not to deviate because that's way too far off where we were.
00:11:18.000What I'm saying is, in the event any kind of alien life came to Earth for some reason, it is an assumption that they would be more advanced than us, beyond our recognition.
00:11:25.000But they could have sent, like, drone craft with, like, a bio-organic machine as the pilot.
00:12:39.000I'd be like, well, the first one's a fact no matter what.
00:12:41.000So if you come to me and tell me this guy's lying about aliens to distract us, that just plays into what we already know, and it's probably true.
00:13:30.000I've never seen one happen, but I know people that have, and I've talked to priests that have done exorcisms, and I've talked to people who've been oppressed by demons.
00:13:39.000So, you don't really see that talked about a lot at the U.S.
00:13:42.000Congress, but that's affecting a lot more people than aliens right now.
00:13:45.000That and abortion, so there's a lot more to talk about.
00:13:48.000If you talk to these hippie leftists, they'll say, interdimensional beings.
00:13:53.000You know, like you do DMT and you see weird beings and entities that offer you things and stuff, and I'm like, I just sound like demons.
00:14:01.000You're talking about what people have talked about for a long time, just in a different way.
00:14:05.000Yeah, I mean, you can invent sort of a system of what these things are to you that fits your ideology or your worldview, but at the end of the day, I believe there's God.
00:15:28.000They would normally use the term like remains like that's they call it biologic like calling it biologic is weird but like in other contexts they would say the remains of what we assume would be a pilot yeah and it's I don't understand I mean, not that I'm trying to look into their brains, but that's the standard way they describe stuff, so I don't know.
00:15:53.000I mean, in biologic, is it like the alien just a paste?
00:16:39.000My argument is there's a lot of incompetency in government, and so it can look like random stuff that doesn't make sense, can look like some conspiracy that doesn't really make sense, but we think it's targeting someone, but a lot of the times it's incompetency.
00:16:53.000That would be my argument for a lot of government bureaucracy.
00:16:56.000There's also the possibility that these guys, along with someone like Bob Lazar, I think his name was, right?
00:17:14.000If China knows exactly what weapons we have, well, then they're going to plan for when, you know, they go invade Taiwan and how they're going to fight us.
00:17:22.000If now they're asking themselves, did they actually recover alien technology, if we go to war, are we going to
00:17:29.000go up against something we don't understand?
00:17:31.000It could be that these guys are useful idiots, who are brought into a room and shown, you know,
00:17:37.000effectively magic tricks, and they say, this is top secret, you can't tell anybody, but look at
00:17:43.000We have a UFO levitating on the table right now. And then he's like, I gotta tell everybody!
00:17:47.000And then he goes and he says what he can say, but he's really just being duped as part of a PSYOP to make our enemies think that we've got a higher level of tech than they do.
00:17:57.000But do you think there's a lot less PSYOPs and there's just a lot more, again, incompetency, mistakes, human error, confusion, chaos?
00:18:04.000But how do you accidentally swear under oath that aliens exist?
00:18:07.000Well, I don't think he- Did he actually say that?
00:18:09.000He just kind of- In the context of the conversation, you can make two conclusions.
00:18:13.000He's lying to us, or he's saying aliens exist.
00:18:42.000You either intentionally lie... Oh, yeah.
00:18:43.000Either maybe he thought he was telling the truth.
00:18:45.000Like Bob Lazar, I think he really thought he was telling the truth because they brought him into a room with nine drones and they put a puppet of a green alien and one of them in the seat.
00:18:53.000And then they probably had some wild metamaterial that was vibrating so fast you couldn't physically touch it because it was creating force.
00:19:00.000And he was like, oh, because he remembers that part of it.
00:19:16.000And so this guy could be similar, or he could have been just lying.
00:19:19.000Think about how they compartmentalized the Manhattan Project.
00:19:21.000Nobody knew what they were working on.
00:19:23.000So, you bring these guys in, and you're building some kind of technology, and let's say it's not even anti-grav or force field or alien tech or whatever.
00:19:31.000Let's just say it's a metamaterial that's, um, lightweight and very dense, like, you know, very useful, heat-resistant, can deflect bullets.
00:19:58.000Well, I don't know if that's even the question because, you know, bringing it back to children and how we treat children, there's estimates that we kill about 50 million pre-born children globally.
00:20:12.000tens of millions of pre-born children. So we kill our young.
00:20:45.000Okay, people that are pro-choice do not consider it generally, and this is a generalization, but people that are pro-choice don't consider it killing at all.
00:20:53.000They consider it a medical procedure, and that's why they want to control the argument the way they do.
00:22:55.000It is very likely that there are technologies, I would say the likelihood is 100%, that there exist technologies that we do not have access to simply by the nature of the chemical composition of our planet.
00:23:06.000It's possible that if aliens exist, they came to exist on a planet that had more oxygen or less nitrogen or something like that, resulting in a different path towards technology.
00:23:15.000They come to this Earth and they're like, whoa, this is very, very weird.
00:23:31.000There is an interesting argument that alien life will be nearly identical to humans.
00:23:36.000In that the evolution of the eye, based on what we think we know, independently occurred in a bunch of different species for the same reasons.
00:23:45.000Light sensitivity of cells, and then there was a higher rate of success with a certain shape of certain cells, and, you know, eventually the eye forms.
00:23:52.000I watch this really amazing documentary on it.
00:23:55.000It may be the case that if we do encounter aliens, they will be very, very, very human-like.
00:24:02.000They will breathe a similar atmosphere.
00:25:09.000And we've evolved to be able to exist here and we make fire and then we throw stuff in it and then that stuff melts and we separate things and then we extract chemicals and hormones and now we have computers and rockets synthesizing fuels and all that stuff.
00:25:23.000My big concern is if aliens do exist and they show up and they don't just immediately kill us, I don't think that will happen.
00:25:28.000But if they did show up, we would not do a good job or we would really struggle, humanity at large right now, with how to treat them in an ethical way.
00:25:38.000Because I think our bioethics, generally speaking today, especially in the Western world, especially in America, are very broken.
00:25:46.000And you look at reproductive technologies as an example and cloning, right?
00:25:51.000And the ability to clone and the question of, you know, can you create a clone of yourself and then take their organs?
00:25:57.000Can you, what do you, how do you treat a cloned embryo?
00:26:00.000You know, how do you treat embryos that are being used for research?
00:26:02.000There's all of these ethical questions that we're not getting right.
00:26:05.000Do you think clones- We're practicing the wrong thing.
00:26:33.000But how do you think, Lila, like- How do we solve for this bioethical problem where we're killing young people because it's like a resource struggle, I feel like.
00:26:43.000Without the resources, we can't support the young.
00:26:45.000We've always had to leave the weak and suffering behind in the tribal life and things like that because you can't support it.
00:26:51.000And it does terrify me that they're impregnating eggs with weak sperm.
00:26:55.000Well, it's funny with the resource thing, just to touch that for a second.
00:26:59.000We have more resources than we've ever had in arguably human history, and we have the technology to have more people and support more people as a planet than in human history.
00:27:11.000All the predictions about, oh, the universe is, you know, the world can't handle more humans, you know, the Malthusian ideology of we can't, we're going to have to kill people off because we can't feed the world.
00:27:20.000That's not come true because as human beings have grown and populated the earth, our technologies have, our mastery of the world has.
00:27:27.000But anyway, separate from that, though, I think the big question is what's the correct way we treat each other?
00:27:31.000You know, do humans have human rights?
00:27:33.000And if we have human rights, what are they?
00:27:35.000And I think most people, I don't know your guys' position, but I think many people today would say, yes, we have human rights.
00:27:40.000Even the United Nations says there's human rights.
00:27:43.000And so the question isn't whether or not we have human rights.
00:27:50.000But I think most people would agree that the right to not be killed is a fundamental human right, because if you don't have that, you can't have any other rights, right?
00:27:59.000And that is the Prolif case in a nutshell.
00:28:01.000If you're a human, you have human rights, and the first human right is not to be killed.
00:28:04.000Similarly, our Declaration of Independence, we're endowed by our Creator, so we're created, they're not given to us by each other, we get them from on high.
00:28:13.000We are endowed with these inalienable rights, and the first of them is life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, right?
00:28:18.000So life comes first, and all humans have that right.
00:28:21.000Whether you're born or pre-born, it doesn't matter.
00:28:24.000I don't believe there is a way that you can ever really win this battle.
00:28:29.000And the reason is, these pro-abortion individuals are desperately trying to remove themselves from the gene pool, but you are desperately trying to save them.
00:28:39.000This conflict will result in more and more leftist ideologies, pro-abortion ideologies emerging.
00:28:46.000In our current system, this means that they can vote, and they will vote for policies that allow them to terminate themselves from the gene pool.
00:29:05.000That once they have the authority, they'll say, abortion's done.
00:29:07.000Which means, the remaining pro-abortion people will have more and more kids, and those kids will hold the ideology of pro-abortion until they get too many, then they'll vote for abortion and cull themselves again.
00:29:21.000I think that if we, you know, in like a game theory analysis like that, if that happened just that way, I can see your argument.
00:29:28.000But there's a lot of other factors at play, which have to do like with podcasts like yours, where people are getting new ideas, they're being exposed to different beliefs, maybe they were raised by hardcore pro-abortion parents and they always were told to be feminist and to be pro-women is to be in support of reproductive freedom, which means to kill your baby, and that's what they were Indoctrinated with, basically.
00:29:48.000But then they might listen to a podcast on YouTube and all of a sudden their world is blown because they get a new perspective on things.
00:29:54.000So, you know, the beauty of today's crazy media world and just the diversity that comes with that is that people are exposed to different ideas regardless of how they're raised.
00:30:03.000So the question is, will the truth win out?
00:30:05.000What is the truth and will the truth win out?
00:30:32.000When a unique set of DNA is created, life begins.
00:30:35.000I agree that it's living, but I don't think it's a human, personally.
00:30:39.000So sperm-egg fusion, and you get a single-cell embryo that has its unique set of DNA, nothing like it ever before, and that is going to grow, it's going to self-actualize, you can argue, grow itself, meaning it needs nourishment, but it's going to start Exponentially developing more and more cells, developing that heart.
00:30:59.000The heart's gonna beat at just three and a half weeks.
00:31:01.000It's crazy how early the heart breaks.
00:31:03.000Six weeks, you have brain waves already.
00:31:06.000So human life, and virtually all biologists agree, it's fertilization.
00:31:11.000Even Peter Singer, who is that pro-infanticide ethicist from Princeton, says it's at fertilization.
00:31:18.000Human life begins not with a sperm or an egg.
00:31:56.000Well, I'd look at a zygote and I can't determine.
00:31:58.000Like, from what I've been told, and maybe I'm wrong, maybe this is not good information, you cannot determine a zygote, is it called a zygote, from another animal's zygote.
00:32:36.000It doesn't change it from gold or pyrite.
00:32:39.000If there is a human life, and you're like, well, I can't tell if it's human or not, that's like saying someone who's got a disfigurement may not be human.
00:34:50.000with human lives and in these, you know, Frankenstein-like experiments that we're not acknowledging any ethics around it as guardrails, and so we're doing this insane stuff, and I think it's opening the door to all of these abuses.
00:35:19.000I think we have to, if they're part human DNA, but then they're part apes, I think we have to proceed very, very, if they were actually able to live and be gestated.
00:35:41.000I was just having this debate with the YouTuber Destiny about what constitutes a human being and I was saying that your brain is an important part of you as a human.
00:35:52.000It's the central control center for your body, right?
00:35:55.000But as human beings, we are our bodies and we are also our souls.
00:36:00.000And there's a lot of mystery to that in terms of, you know, I think you can observe the soul through nature in a lot of ways, the actions of the soul, but when it comes to, you know, if we were to somehow create a chimera and we were able to do this, I mean, it's a complicated question, which is why I don't think we should be going there.
00:36:42.000Right, so I think if it has some human, I would argue, if it has like a human kidney or something and a pig, it's still a pig.
00:36:50.000So if that animal, the question is... So it's as smart as a human, the intelligence of a 27-year-old, Can write and paint and do everything, communicate, but you're like, eh, it's a pig.
00:37:01.000I would put special ethical protections on that entity because we are playing God when we shouldn't.
00:37:34.000But it's being done because we haven't banned it.
00:37:36.000And it's also, to some degree, there's a lot of funding this crazy experimentation on embryos and humans that is being funded by the government.
00:37:46.000And that's so horrible that we are all complicit in that.
00:37:51.000Maybe aliens are telling them to do it, I don't know, but it's horrible and it shouldn't happen.
00:37:55.000You said the way you determine if a one-day-old zygote is a human is by who are the parents that are gestating the thing.
00:38:04.000So if a human woman is gestating a one-day-old zygote of a chimeric animal, you would just assume it's a human because it's got a human mother.
00:38:12.000That's an inductive reasoning that fails at that point.
00:38:14.000I don't, I don't think that's the case.
00:38:16.000I mean, back to the kind of question of, is it a human or not?
00:38:19.000Like, if there was some possibility to have it, there be a human father, but some, like a, you know, a monkey mother, if that was possible, right?
00:38:29.000I would say, well, I don't think that we've successfully done that.
00:38:52.000I would bet a large sum of money that China's already done it.
00:38:54.000Well listen, if we were, if anyone is doing it, and if anyone is succeeding in doing it, I think we need to apply careful protection of whatever these creatures that we are creating without responsibility, without ethics, Irresponsibly, we should treat them carefully and with protection because they are carrying an imprint of humanity and so we should be very careful with that.
00:39:19.000One of the things that Tim said that I think is important, the idea that we can ban this or we can stop, that is absolute fiction.
00:40:28.000Then those kids are going to grow up in the United States as genetically engineered.
00:40:31.000They're going to have DNA from different species that's implanted through some virus.
00:40:34.000Look, they just cured a kid's blindness with the herpes virus, putting some genes in or whatever.
00:40:39.000It'll come to the point where there will be some dude walking around with cat ears or whatever because his parents were weird anime people.
00:40:45.000And then you're going to be like, he's part animal.
00:40:47.000You're not going to be able to tell billionaires that they can't go to another country and make sure that their children will never get cancer.
00:40:54.000Like when you've got a billionaire or millionaires and you're like, in this country you're not allowed to do it, but you can fly to whatever country in Europe and they'll allow you to edit the gene so your child will never have cancer.
00:41:08.000So your child will never have this, will never have any number of genetic defects that you can I guarantee that your kids won't have any more.
00:41:16.000You are not going to be able to tell people they can't do that.
00:41:19.000And there can be ethical treatments, depending on how it's done.
00:41:22.000So I think that's an important distinction to make.
00:41:25.000But back to the kind of question of, well, they're going to do it anyways, if it's something that's unethical, right?
00:41:29.000That we could all agree this is an unethical thing.
00:41:31.000Like, you know, creating a 50%, if it was possible, I don't think it is, but creating a 50%, you know, human and a 50% pig or something.
00:42:26.000So there's countries that are more ethical than us in the West.
00:42:28.000Chile is a very pro-life Latin American country.
00:42:31.000But the point is, we should be focused on what is the right thing for a society to do, what's the role of the law, and then we should pursue that instead of saying, well, technology is going to figure it out and eventually we're doomed to it.
00:44:04.000And then you just get Republicans saying, well, this may reach the level of inquiry.
00:44:08.000We'll have a conversation in the committee about whether or not we can inquire as to what this could mean.
00:44:14.000So in the long run, you could argue that without any meaningful resistance, what Democrats are doing, then the Republicans cease to exist.
00:44:21.000But I have hope that in the human heart is written the moral law And I've seen this myself, and even in the most distorted, depraved person, there's still that spark of the human law and of goodness.
00:44:31.000And if we can cultivate that, then we can get these big, bad Democrats in this scenario you're talking about, Tim, to do the right thing.
00:44:38.000And so that should be the endgame, right?
00:44:40.000The rule of law is important, but also...
00:44:42.000Instead of helping people do the right thing.
00:44:44.000Because we're all made to call to do the right thing.
00:44:46.000We're going to jump to political medical news.
00:45:25.000He says cooperation and a string of and then just freezes.
00:45:28.000I went to a fundraiser a long time ago.
00:45:32.000Political fundraiser for seizure awareness.
00:45:35.000And this guy who suffered grand mal seizures Uh, was explaining how often he'll be in public meetings or at work and, uh, he'll freeze, exactly like Mitch McConnell did.
00:45:51.000And he was like, awareness on what seizures look like is extremely important because of Hollywood, everyone thinks you fall to the ground and start spazzing out.
00:45:59.000Some people said I think it's like an absent or absence seizure, absent seizure, where you just freeze and lock up.
00:46:05.000And a lot of people were tweeting that this may be what it was.
00:46:08.000Apparently he said that he got lightheaded and he was fine and then went on to have like a normal meeting afterwards or whatever.
00:46:14.000But I think what we're seeing here is, you know, we talked a whole lot about aliens and law and morality.
00:46:21.000Our political leaders, they keep winning no matter what.
00:46:36.000So they vote for Pelosi, they vote for Mitch McConnell, they vote for people who should have retired 30 years ago.
00:46:43.000And I don't see it changing unless there's a hard fall.
00:46:46.000You think it was TV that deadened culture?
00:46:50.000No, I think it's a stressed out generational theory.
00:46:54.000So I would argue what you're describing, there's a lot of truth to what you're saying, Tim, and I think that it is ultimately a spiritual sickness that we are facing because we have lost the plot.
00:47:05.000Like, what is the point of human existence?
00:47:17.000And that difference, I think, if people are kind of wishy-washy on that, they don't know what their purpose is, then we don't really care enough and then we just, you know, maybe stamp like you're saying D or R or whatever it is.
00:47:29.000We're going in and we're not really caring enough to really fight.
00:47:32.000But, I do think a lot of people are fighting for the country right now.
00:47:36.000And they care, and they're raising young families.
00:47:38.000I know my family, we're raising a young family.
00:47:40.000We're passionate, we care about the future, we think there is a future.
00:47:43.000And enough of those people, if enough of us do that, we can change it.
00:47:47.000It's gonna be painful and hard at points, but I think we can change the country and make it better.
00:48:05.000Mitch McConnell, we can talk about his politics all day and night, and I'll tell you, oh, I don't like he does this, I don't like he does that, but there is nothing that gives me more disdain for this man than this medical episode.
00:48:16.000I have no sympathy, no empathy for his freeze-up, for his stroke or seizure, because he is gripping on to a leadership position that a younger person needs to have to help this country, and he's incapable of doing it, but it's not just him.
00:48:32.000It is a problem in this country and all of Congress where they're all, it's just, and look at who is running for president.
00:48:38.000We're going to have Biden versus Trump.
00:48:40.000I think Trump's better than Biden, but even Trump is older.
00:48:43.000That's one of the big reasons we were saying DeSantis is probably better is that he's a lot younger.
00:48:47.000Unfortunately, however, I don't think DeSantis is going to be able to pull it off because he can't seem to get a hold of his campaign.
00:48:53.000Youth in and of itself, I think, is not the key.
00:48:55.000But to your point, I think, you know, if you're very to the point of having strokes and you need medical leave, you should take care of your health and not be trying to lead the country in this case.
00:49:05.000But I think it's not just youth, it's wisdom.
00:49:07.000And I think there's a crisis of wisdom.
00:49:09.000And that's where we have a lot of fail.
00:49:22.000I mean, I think he has done some good things in his career, but I do think, I agree with you, we need more, we need fresh, not just fresh leadership, we need good, good leadership.
00:49:33.000Less calcified, I don't know if it's calcified pineal gland, but less aspartame in people's diets, less high fructose corn syrup corroding the neural network.
00:50:37.000You know, we're missing a Kentucky representative right now.
00:50:40.000Feinstein should be out, and McConnell should be out, and Pelosi should be out.
00:50:45.000It's tricky when they've been democratically elected, right?
00:50:48.000That is back to what you were talking about earlier, Tim.
00:50:50.000You know, if we got into a system where we get to just out people because we consider them physically unfit, but they were democratically elected, you know, it gets into some gray areas.
00:51:17.000What I really like is, you have to sign up for this elective service if you want to vote.
00:51:22.000If you sign up for this elective service, you get a voter ID.
00:51:25.000And if you have that, you're allowed to vote.
00:51:27.000And so I think that will solve a great deal of our problems overnight.
00:51:32.000Vivek actually clarified on the show last week, he thinks when you turn 18, you don't have voting rights until you're 25 unless you pass a civics test or do six months of community service or military service.
00:52:15.000If the voting base is just comprised of people who have pledged their lives to this country, you are not going to have these corrupt people because they can't get elected.
00:52:22.000Yeah, but what if some crazy president was like, oh, now all you guys, all you voters signed up for the Selective Service, we're going to war.
00:53:20.000Signing up for the Selective Service does not mean you're going to do any service.
00:53:25.000It means that if the United States is invaded, you've pledged your life to defend it.
00:53:29.000Now, a lot of people argue that, but the draft and World War I and II and the Korean War and Vietnam, I'm like, no, no, no, listen, my point is this.
00:53:38.000It may just be an idealistic perfect system.
00:53:40.000But imagine if the only people who could vote, meaning there could not be a foreign invasion of Syria, everybody who had to go fight it were the people who were voting, they'd be like, I'm not gonna go do that!
00:54:01.000There may come a point where, let's say you've got 350 million people in this country, only 175 actually choose to sign up for Selective Service to vote, and there's a split vote.
00:54:10.000And a hundred million say we want to go to war for this reason, and 75 say you don't, but that's the point of saying I pledge to this system.
00:54:17.000It's not always going to be about what you want, but you know everyone else voting for it has pledged the same thing as you.
00:54:22.000We don't even have everyone voting, though, who I think is well-equipped to vote.
00:54:34.000Yeah, especially like in the pro-life space, and in the space where people have values, they love the country, they love what we were founded on, they believe in the future for the country.
00:54:45.000Often, yes, many are active and politically involved, but the thing is, a lot of people who are doing that are busy running their businesses and raising their families, and so maybe they're not doing every election.
00:54:55.000You know, maybe they're not as involved as they need to be.
00:54:57.000So we encourage more civic engagement.
00:55:01.000And Mitch McConnell, his biggest issue is not, I mean, I hope he's well, you know, but I think his biggest issue is a failure to lead on fundamental human rights.
00:55:10.000And the Republican Party has made some strides because it's in our platform that life begins at fertilization and that abortion should not be permitted and that legal protection is deserved by all pre-born humans.
00:55:23.000Mitch McConnell has not led like that in the Senate.
00:56:23.000If you're not willing to serve in the most dire of circumstances, meaning there's no obligation in the immediate, only in the event of us being attacked, then you don't get to tell us how we run this country.
00:56:34.000I like that, except if all these people sign up for the Selective Service and then the President's like, we're going to war, and they're like, no, no, no, you're like, well, you already voted for me.
00:56:43.000Get your get your gear and then the generals step in and it's like what are you gonna like we're going to war like there's not enough time when when the president declares that the president shouldn't be declaring war first of all.
00:57:53.000Not sure about that approach necessarily, but if there's a way we can the best way I would argue to do that what I'm describing that shared project is just a lot of education shoring up good institutions drawing up the American family some of the best public policy that I think we could be doing right now is not affecting how we're voting, but it's affecting how we support the American family.
00:58:15.000Investing in the American family through child tax credits, through giving more support to the American family, giving them write-offs, giving them more, you know, even a subsidy.
00:58:58.000It's not about our selfish individual pursuits.
00:59:00.000I'm not going to have kids because I just want to travel the world or whatever it is.
00:59:03.000It's about children are the future and they're We learn how to love through sacrifice, and through service, and through responsibility to each other.
00:59:11.000And if we could encourage that through public policy, I think that would be a beautiful thing.
01:00:14.000You could buy cars, you could actually go on vacation with your kids.
01:00:16.000That's bold, Tim, but I mean, we need... We do need to encourage the American family, because right now, It is too hard to raise a family and this should be the, not too hard meaning impossible, but it's harder than it should be and we need to make this country the friendliest place in the world to raise a family.
01:00:32.000That's what, that should be the American dream.
01:00:41.000Dramatic moment Hunter's lawyer told prosecutors sweetheart deal was off after judge eviscerated agreement.
01:00:47.000Apparently one of the guys yelled out, I think this was Biden lawyer Chris Clark said, I don't know what you're trying to accomplish, then we'll rip it up.
01:00:56.000So basically what happens is, they go in, Hunter Biden's supposed to plead guilty to this sweetheart deal where he gets to slap on the wrist and no jail time.
01:01:03.000The judge then says, well, hold on there a minute.
01:01:06.000This doesn't include any faro violations, any potential faro, this plea agreement, just tax evasion, right?
01:01:11.000So are you going to charge him later on?
01:01:16.000Biden's lawyers are like, hey, no way, no way.
01:01:19.000The judge then's like, what's going on, looks at the deals off, they have to go, there's a recess, they negotiate, it looks like the deal might be back on, now the deal's on hold.
01:01:30.000It seems that Hunter Biden's lawyers went to these prosecutors, and the deal was, they will not prosecute Hunter on anything if he just accepts these little charges and a slap on the wrist.
01:01:42.000It only says on paper these charges, but trust us, we're not gonna come after you for anything else.
01:02:04.000It seems like some shady backroom dealing to throw some red meat at the press and create a scenario where the media will say, Hunter Biden pleads guilty.
01:03:35.000And all the stuff about prostitutes and strippers and it's just it's all all dark stuff.
01:03:39.000Noriko warned lawyers the deal was unprecedented and possibly unconstitutional and could prevent prosecutors from going after Biden for other crimes in the future.
01:03:48.000She insisted she was acting in Hunter's interest by making sure he knew exactly how much protection he would or would not get under the deal.
01:03:53.000But she also unloaded on it sometimes in personal terms about the position it put her in as an arbiter.
01:03:58.000You keep telling me that I have no role, I shouldn't even be reading this thing.
01:04:03.000Her admonitions forced a tense negotiation if the judge left her courtroom.
01:04:06.000Teams of lawyers faced off in talks for an hour into the hearing.
01:04:08.000They had to hash out among themselves what exactly they had agreed to, then sell it to a judge who was increasingly skeptical.
01:04:14.000The end result ended in a politically perilous delay for Biden's campaign, set to be helmed from Wilmington and estate, blah blah blah blah blah.
01:05:34.000And for Joe Biden, just to be pretending that it's like not a big deal is the most insane abuse of power, legal authority, and executive authority in this country I've ever seen in my lifetime.
01:05:45.000I mean, I saw George Bush take the world to war because of weapons of mass destruction that didn't exist.
01:05:50.000This is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen a president do.
01:05:53.000This is robbing our culture of the truth.
01:06:02.000Yeah, but it's been happening my whole life.
01:06:03.000This is like brainwashing people to be evil.
01:06:06.000That doesn't make war less bad, but I get what you're saying.
01:06:11.000It's so in plain sight, which makes it, in my opinion, more disgusting.
01:06:17.000Little kids are like, it's okay to lie?
01:06:19.000Well, it's interesting, because I think, you know, the president is such... the liar word is a good one for him, because he professes this faith.
01:06:28.000So, you know, I'm Catholic, as many people know.
01:06:31.000You know, I became Catholic in college, and Joe Biden says, like, he's Catholic.
01:06:34.000Like, he ran kind of on, I'm the Catholic grandpa, I'm this good man, I'm the uniter, I'm this, you know, man of integrity.
01:06:40.000And, you know, separate from this whole scandal, right?
01:06:44.000He is the most pro-abortion president, the most pro-sexual deviancy president in probably our history.
01:06:51.000Maybe Obama was up there on abortion, but he's been more pro-abortion than even Obama.
01:06:55.000So the White House is a disgrace today.
01:08:21.000Obviously, it's lending to the problem.
01:08:23.000There's just systemic rot right now across the country.
01:08:26.000I don't know if you were gonna ask this, Phil, but what'll happen is if we don't seize moral authority on Earth, it'll become the economic forum and the Chinese Communist Party will seize moral authority.
01:08:34.000But where do we ground our moral authority, right?
01:08:36.000And that goes back to the stuff that, you know, we were talking about earlier, but if we don't get first things right, first human rights are protected for the most vulnerable members of a society.
01:08:44.000If we can't treat the most vulnerable correctly, and if we can't shape, you know, Men are off with hookers and pornography and women are on OnlyFans.
01:08:52.000I mean, all of this cultural chaos that we're enveloped in, where are we going to have the moral authority to go say, we're better than China, we're going to go to war with China?
01:09:00.000We need to fix the rot in our country and in our culture.
01:09:03.000I feel like if Ian was dictator of the earth, it would be the most brutal totalitarian regime ever experienced.
01:09:43.000If it's beautiful loving sex between two people and it's truly loving then it should be for just them in the context of marriage and it's gonna potentially bring life into the world because sex is designed to do that and so they need to be prepared to raise those children and they shouldn't be selling it for people to watch on the internet if it's truly loving sex.
01:10:00.000I've learned how to have sex from certain videos.
01:10:16.000Well, I think that's an interesting question.
01:10:19.000For example, I think if you're in a marriage and you are wanting to love your spouse better, I think it's absolutely appropriate to learn more about sex so that you can learn how to have the best sex with your spouse.
01:10:29.000And the best way to do that is with your spouse, right?
01:10:53.000It's pornography for orgasm, typically.
01:10:55.000If you let your mind think of the person on the video, that's like demoralizing.
01:10:58.000But if you watch the porn and then think about your girlfriend, That's like a healthy, it feels a lot healthier.
01:11:05.000And I use the technique on the girlfriend.
01:11:10.000Well, I would say that sex is for two people who have committed to each other for life and that they're, in that commitment, they're willing to bring children into the world because sex brings life.
01:11:21.000Even when you use contraception, it fails.
01:11:23.000Fifty percent of the people who have abortions were using contraception.
01:11:27.000So contraception is not some fail-safe.
01:12:19.000Well, I mean, to Tim's point, I've mentioned before, I think at some point there's going to be like, Actual protection for people that are not augmented, like the way that we have carved out space for the Amish in the United States, how they don't have to follow the same laws that everyone else does.
01:12:39.000There will be people that are going to say, I'm not going to get any kind of augmentation or whatever.
01:12:43.000And there's going to be people that are going to be augmented that are going to have to protect them from other people that are augmented, like real sci-fi kind of shit.
01:14:26.000Like, um, if you were to say, like, I don't know, are you suggesting, like, delete all the porn sites, prevent anyone from being able to see it ever, kind of thing?
01:14:34.000Yes, I think we should ban pornography, and I also think that we should, as a society, move towards, and we should set up, say, hey, monogamy is awesome, we should celebrate monogamy, marriage, and we also, I think, should encourage people to not be sexually active until they're married.
01:14:49.000One of the things that I hear you talking about encouraging, but I feel like you want to get rid of things.
01:15:08.000Because if we believe they're human beings or agree that they're human beings, and this is the pro-life case just boiled down, it is always wrong to intentionally kill an innocent human.
01:15:52.000And that means not only should we not have abortions, but we should ban abortions because these are human beings that deserve equal protection under the law.
01:15:59.000The 14th Amendment says that we should have equal protection under the law, all persons.
01:16:05.000And their state has the right to deprive life of any person without due process.
01:16:10.000There's no due process for the unborn child right now.
01:16:15.000Right, which is, no, I mean, deep down I think most people know that's completely ridiculous.
01:16:21.000If it wasn't alive, the child wasn't alive, you wouldn't need to kill them.
01:16:24.000I asked him when does he think life begins, and he said sometime after birth, a few months after birth, something like that, I think he said.
01:16:30.000Yeah, that's the exact same argument that people that would argue for post-birth abortions make.
01:16:37.000These are the kind of people that like torture squirrels and stuff.
01:16:40.000Like, it's not alive, it can't I would argue for when it becomes a human, not necessarily, I do believe it's living tissue and that it becomes a human over time, but I want to get back to porn.
01:16:48.000You want to say every day, if we banned it, it feels like this forced abstinence mentality that I've been told my whole life doesn't work.
01:16:56.000Like if you tell a kid, don't have sex, they just go off and get pregnant when they're 15 because they don't have any sexual education and sort of prevent it.
01:17:20.000I mean, child pornography, child assault material has been proliferating online.
01:17:25.000Once you start talking about, once you start talking about like child pornography, now you're talking about a different topic because I understand that there are correlations and there are links, but the topic that we're discussing, if we're talking about adult entertainment, that's adult stuff, because no one at this table is in any way going to be pro-child rape or anything, which is all it is.
01:17:51.000So the associations with adult movies and then with child rape, I think they're far enough different where we can at least say, hey, The adult industry doesn't lead to child rape.
01:18:05.000Child rape happens in- Let's jump to this story.
01:18:06.000I hear what you're saying, but the reality is, with the proliferation of pornography in general, it creates sexual appetites and addictions that need to be continually stimulated with going down this rabbit hole of more and more violent or rape-centered pornography.
01:19:32.000If that is true, it should not have happened and it's wrong.
01:19:35.000So I think it's hard to kind of... I wouldn't speculate myself just because I don't... I haven't studied the allegations against him.
01:19:42.000I do think that just because something doesn't turn up a guilty verdict in a court of law doesn't mean the person's automatically innocent, of course.
01:19:50.000They're innocent in terms of the law, but that doesn't mean in society that's a good person to hang out with necessarily.
01:19:55.000So I think it depends on what were the allegations and I'd have to...
01:20:59.000And this whole Kevin Spacey story, Unfortunately, whether or not he is the abuser, you know, it's inconclusive, it seems, from just this headline.
01:21:40.000And I would argue that's because we've forgotten first principles about the moral way to treat each other,
01:21:45.000that sex belongs within marriage, that sex can bring life into the world.
01:21:48.000So you should be prepared for that and take responsibility for that.
01:21:51.000When we forget these first principles, then we open the door to all this chaos, and I think we're living the fruit of the sexual revolution, which basically uprooted all sexual mores and said, as long as there's consent, you're good to go whatever, and I think that's brought a lot of unhappiness and brokenness today.
01:22:08.000I think that there's a lot of truth to your point there.
01:22:15.000The gender roles, the fact that men and women don't have the clear distinction as to what is a man's role and what is a woman's role in relationships nowadays, I think is something that you're seeing the effects.
01:22:28.000Like you said, you're seeing the effects in society.
01:22:42.000And men, not only want a good wife, but they want someone that they can be proud of.
01:22:45.000And both the men and the women are like, I feel really good when people see who I'm with.
01:22:50.000Well, marriage is such a beautiful institution, and as a Catholic, it's a sacrament.
01:22:54.000You know, it's such a beautiful thing, because it not only can bring new life into the world, and I think that is the primary purpose of marriage, is the ability to bring life, and some people maybe are infertile, but most people, they get that beautiful opportunity, but it also brings harmony between the sexes, where we're working in this beautiful way in harmony together, and we've lost harmony in a lot of ways in our culture.
01:23:14.000Like, psychically deadened to the harmony of nature?
01:23:21.000Social media is messing people up, staring at computer screens for more than two hours a day.
01:23:25.000I think if there's one thing that you could do to change that, I think getting rid of no-fault divorce would have a massive, massive impact on American society.
01:23:36.000I think that, like, the Knowles, I think it was Michael Knowles that said, like, if, like, the way that him and his wife were saying, there will never be a divorce, because if there is a divorce, whoever proposes the divorce gives up everything or something like that.
01:24:09.000Abuse or like you know infidelity or something so one of the old rules of that you could get a divorce like I just think abolish no fault divorce.
01:24:16.000Yeah, I think that getting rid of no-fault divorce would be a good thing, because nowadays people do look at marriage like, I'm extra serious.
01:24:28.000Yeah, because I think that men might think like that.
01:24:30.000I don't think women think of things like that.
01:24:32.000I think that they like the I'm married kind of mystique that goes with it more than men would.
01:24:38.000But at the same time, there are plenty of people that would get married just for tax crediting.
01:24:42.000After, um, last year after Roe v. Wade was overturned, there was all of these articles, and we just did a, actually a satirical video at Live Action about these articles, but they were from, like, Vox and these different news companies about all these people who said, my sex life is gonna change forever because Roe was overturned.
01:24:58.000Now I'm gonna have to be really careful about who I have sex with.
01:25:01.000Wasn't it really funny how the leftist women were like, we're gonna boycott sex, and then conservatives were like, no, wait, don't.
01:25:09.000I mean, first of all, it is a fact that abortion is backup contraception, and even the people who claim contraception stops abortions, they know that, and they're lying.
01:25:20.000Contraception only increases the abortion rate ultimately because it gives people this false sense of security that, oh, I'm going to have sex, I'm not ready for being a parent, I'm not even married, I'm going to have sex.
01:25:32.000Okay, well abortion is my backup contraception.
01:25:35.000That's why we have 2,500 abortions a day in this country.
01:25:38.000I would say more important even than, you know, your case for abolishing no-fault divorce, if we abolished abortion, which is killing people, then it would change sexual ethics, and it already is changing sexual ethics in places where, even from the people who say, yeah, it's changing my sexual behavior, places where abortion is illegal.
01:25:56.000My concern, though, is that people do it in back alleys with the most gruesome methodologies.
01:26:01.000If we don't change the culture's mentality before we legislate, that they can't do it anymore.
01:26:05.000We've got to do both, because the law is the teacher.
01:26:07.000So, you know, a lot of women and a lot of men who are pressuring for abortions, if abortion's not readily accessible, many of them don't have abortion.
01:26:15.000So the law does influence your behavior.
01:26:17.000We know that with seatbelts, you know, when there's a law to wear a seatbelt, you wear the seatbelt.
01:26:21.000Back in the 80s, no one, I think, wore seatbelts because there was no law.
01:26:25.000I'm from New Hampshire and we don't have seatbelt laws up there, but I wear my seatbelt.
01:27:08.000So talking about how do we actually achieve that?
01:27:11.000Well, if you start putting sex back into marriage and getting to know each other before sleeping together, like really get to know each other, really understand, is this someone I share values with?
01:27:20.000What I want to raise a family with, you know, that would do so much to improve relationships.
01:27:23.000But how, what do you think about no fault divorce?
01:27:25.000Are you, would you be open to getting rid of it?
01:27:29.000I'm torn because, first of all, I would have to study a lot more what the nuances might be because I do think we have an epidemic of abuse today.
01:27:57.000Because in practice, proving abuse when it's he said, she said in a court of law can be very difficult.
01:28:03.000So, I'm not saying we shouldn't get rid of no-fault divorce.
01:28:06.000I'm very much open to that because I do think we have a divorce problem and we're just divorcing for stupid reasons and I think that's bad.
01:28:12.000I think we're just... I want to follow my dreams.
01:28:15.000We weren't compatible anymore and then there's these beautiful children who are left in the chaos of that.
01:28:19.000So long as no-fault divorce exists, there's no marriage.
01:28:37.000So I think there's maybe varying degrees of what you mean by abolishing no-fault divorce, but I agree that it's too easy to divorce, and too many people do it too quickly.
01:28:47.000Well, even more importantly than don't get married if you're just going to quit on the marriage.
01:28:52.000Because I think that's absolutely right.
01:28:54.000I think we also should be saying, and this is very controversial because this is not the way people think today, don't have sex if you're not married.
01:29:02.000And people, you know, a lot of people are like, well that, you know, I remember telling, I think it was Todd.
01:29:06.000I don't think you're going to win that one.
01:29:08.000Because people will get married just to have sex.
01:29:42.000That's why I brought up the point about liberals ultimately just downloading their brains into computers, because they're chasing carnal pleasure.
01:30:04.000I'm an alcoholic, I don't drink anymore, but you can't get someone that's doing something, whether it's detrimental to themselves or not, you can't get them to change behavior unless they want to.
01:30:17.000So the fundamental thing that you're talking about of, oh, we need to get people to change their behavior, I get it, but you're dealing with people that have a totally different philosophical point of view from you.
01:30:30.000This is something that I've had to come to terms with in the past five or ten years or so, but there are people out there whose starting principles are so different, they don't even believe that you can engage in a conversation honestly with another person.
01:30:48.000So the idea that you can get people, hey, you know, you just shouldn't have sex when you're talking to people that are atheists or people that are agnostic and stuff, I don't think that that's an actual... It's like speaking gibberish.
01:30:59.000Yeah, it's starting from a place... Well, it's a non-starter, I guess.
01:31:04.000So I talk to a lot of young people, Gen Zers, who feel, and millennials, you know, over the years, back when they were younger, but who feel like if they didn't have sex, they were the weirdo.
01:31:15.000That if they were the Virgin, they were the weirdo.
01:31:17.000It's like the, you know, the 40-year-old Virgin movie, you know, like the weirdo, right?
01:31:59.000You haven't eaten in a long time because you have these ideals and this view now that maybe if I eat too much ice cream it will make me sick, right?
01:32:06.000And so I think and you know what's good for my body, right?
01:32:09.000What is the right thing to do for my body?
01:32:11.000So similarly I would argue we're not talking enough about the harm of sex before outside of marriage.
01:32:17.000We're just saying, well everyone's going to do it anyways, give them a condom and it's great.
01:32:35.000They have commercials for medication and it's this big fat guy and he eats a big old greasy pepperoni pizza and then goes And it's like, wanna eat the food you love?
01:32:45.000And then he pops a pill and he smiles and eats the pizza again.
01:32:56.000Instant gratification and meaninglessness.
01:32:58.000But, you know, I do think there's a political conundrum in a group of people desperate to sterilize and remove themselves from the gene pool.
01:33:58.000And so we can do our part in creating culture, and not saying, like, people are doomed to just hook up and sleep together and be promiscuous.
01:34:07.000You said that people that don't have sex before marriage tend to be happier and have a longer relationship, but is it possible that happier people don't have sex before marriage?
01:34:19.000It's an interesting, meaning they have other values that they are cherishing and learning about each other intellectually, spiritually, etc.
01:34:28.000No, I think those studies measure relative happiness from point A to point B. So that is, from the point of marriage, ten years later, how would you rate your happiness here?
01:34:38.000How would you rate your happiness here?
01:34:41.000We know there's less STIs, unplanned pregnancy, and we know there's less divorce with less sexual partners.
01:34:48.000One of my favorite studies, they found that a paraplegic one year after their accident and a lottery winner one year after winning rate the same levels of happiness.
01:34:58.000So, it's all relative to where you are in life.
01:35:07.000So, when you look at that and you look at the data, people who are, they've had no other sexual partners before marriage say, I'm very happy.
01:35:17.000People who had multiple partners say, I'm very happy.
01:35:20.000I'm completely unhappy we got divorced.
01:35:22.000But it's not just feeling or reporting happiness, it's also behavior, and it is a fact that people who cohabitate before marriage are more likely to divorce than people who don't.
01:35:34.000We're gonna go to Super Chats, but one final thought is cohabitation is illegal in West Virginia.
01:35:39.000But most people are told cohabitate is good because it'll help you get to know each other and try it on before you marry to avoid divorce.
01:35:45.000That's the cultural narrative today, and that's actually not true.
01:35:48.000It's better to not cohabitate and practice a sexual morality to each other, to really get to know each other on a spiritual and intellectual level, get to understand each
01:35:55.000other's families' backgrounds, and then, hey, is this a life project partner that I'm
01:35:59.000going to commit for life to raise a family with? Yes. Okay, now I'm going to marry and pledge
01:36:04.000Now we'll share each other's bodies. We're going to go to Super Chats. That's a beautiful idea.
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01:36:29.000Alright, I'm Not Your Buddy Guy says, I think this aliens nonsense is twofold.
01:37:21.000They're not mercilessly beating children over here.
01:37:24.000In the state of California, if you counsel someone with unwanted same-sex attraction, and they're a youth, and you're counseling them to deal with their unwanted same-sex attraction, you can get in trouble with the law.
01:37:38.000That's how far gone we are because of the mythology around conversion therapies that are so evil.
01:37:43.000Yes, have there been some evil conversion therapies?
01:37:45.000Yes, but most counselors who are, I think, Seeing this the correct way, understand that same-sex attraction, a lot of it is connected to traumas, issues in your past, how you developed your relationship with your mother, your father, and those things need to be explored, especially when that person is saying, what is this with me?
01:38:04.000And the fact that we don't even have those conversations, we're not even allowed to have those conversations, I think is horrible.
01:38:08.000It's so... I was just interviewing a woman who was living in a lesbian relationship, like a... I think she was married or she was in a long-term relationship, and she ended up rejecting that because she said, that was what I was told was going to make me happy in the end.
01:38:22.000But at the end of the day, she said, my identity is in God, you know, she's a Christian, but it also is realizing that I'm not designed to have sex with a woman.
01:38:56.000I mean, there's a lot of ballot initiatives being pushed by the pro-abortion side to permit abortion through all nine months for any reason.
01:39:07.000Check out liveaction.org and we'll help equip you for the fight.
01:39:11.000Oklahoma banned it, and Colorado has it unlimited, which means these two states, which share a border, are going to be a potential hot seat for serious conflict.
01:39:20.000A woman in Oklahoma will flee to Colorado, the father's gonna say, hey, she's fleeing the state to commit a crime, the state's gonna have no authority to go to the other state, the federal government won't intervene, and I think... Or will intervene, who knows, geez.
01:39:32.000Yeah, or the guy will get a posse, even.
01:39:44.000Well, that's what happens when we don't protect constitutional rights for all, and just some states are doing it and other states are allowed to encroach on them.
01:39:51.000I mean, the fact that in California, if you're conceived in California, you could be killed until, you know, weeks before, days before birth.
01:39:59.000Did you guys hear the story of the surrogate in California?
01:40:02.000Yeah, where the guys wanted the baby terminated, but... So two men who have no business trying to adopt or create a child, two men got together, they hired a surrogate, they hired an egg donor, they created these babies in vitro through IVF, and then they implanted this little beautiful baby boy in this woman, they, you know, got a surrogate, and she gets cancer.
01:41:06.000She's responsible, too, in my opinion.
01:41:08.000I think surrogates, I think women who give their bodies, you know, I can see some good intentions in it for some people saying, I'm trying to help this family.
01:41:16.000I think it was all wrong and should all be stopped.
01:41:18.000And women shouldn't have any part in selling their wombs.
01:41:21.000And then you open the door to these horrible human rights abuses, like this little boy that was killed, brought into existence, and then killed.
01:41:54.000One of my favorite conspiracy theories is that Well, in the age of dinosaurs, before the, uh, meteor struck the earth and wiped everything out, there was a species of dinosaur that was cave-dwelling, and, uh, you know, got their resources and food through cave moss or something like that.
01:42:10.000I don't think any of this made sense, but I was reading this, and it's really funny.
01:42:13.000And it's like, they survived the, uh, the-the meteor strike, and then evolved super-intelligence, but live underground.
01:42:20.000And then, I love this too, because they connected it with the Denver Airport, and they're like, the Denver Airport has like eight sublevels, which connects to a network of underground cities inhabited by dinosaur people.
01:43:29.000I think the alien stuff, to some degree, is a big distraction to the Frankenstein-style experiments we're doing on human beings in laboratories, not just in places like China, but in the United States.
01:43:40.000They're probably putting them in craft.
01:43:41.000I mean, who knows if what Balbazar saw wasn't a chimera at the time?
01:43:45.000All the experimentation we're doing on these little tiny babies we're bringing into existence just to experiment on them and kill them.
01:43:51.000It is sick and I think no one's talking about it.
01:43:53.000There's very few headlines about it, right?
01:43:55.000It's not making your Twitter feed most of the time.
01:43:57.000Would you endorse going to war with China to stop China from doing experiments like that?
01:44:37.000You know, our abortion rate is one of the highest in the world.
01:44:40.0002,500 children are killed every day here.
01:44:42.000We're experimenting on them in our labs.
01:44:45.000We're creating them like the little boy in California and then killing them at 25 weeks old, born alive, left to die because he wasn't wanted by his dad.
01:46:18.000Why don't we do, like, a massive quiche?
01:46:21.000Mushrooms in one area of the quiche, green pepper in another area, then you can have them, like, overlapping, like concentric circles.
01:46:27.000We can, on the table, we just make a big thing, a big mound of flour, and you make a hole, and we put all the eggs in it, and then we, you know, make pasta.
01:48:36.000was hatched right in front of me and my girlfriend Allison, and so he's super chill and likes people.
01:48:38.000He's like- If you can walk up, he'll just look at you and then he'll go about his business.
01:48:40.000He'll be like, AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Yes, it is!
01:49:22.000It turns out all the things he was saying were actually secret codes being sent to the alien planet.
01:49:28.000The aliens are going to land and he's going to look at them and they're going to be like, they're going to say, and then we're going to be like, what, what, what?
01:49:37.000And then they're going to explain that.
01:49:38.000Where true form was showing near the end of your journey.
01:49:41.000Those are the three phrases that must be uttered to summon the aliens to earth.
01:49:46.000So he's cracking, his human visage is cracking and his alien language is coming out.
01:49:50.000Well, no, it's like, that's his mission there, like, you have to say this code word, and then once all three code words are admitted in this order, you're signaling the invasion.
01:50:23.000Kurtalinga says, Tim, Tim, Tim, you kind of dropped the ball by not calling your pumpkin spice brew Hocus Bocus with a ghost kitty on the label.
01:50:29.000But that's like a Halloween thing, right?
01:50:32.000So we're doing an espresso roast called Focus with Mr. Bocus.
01:50:36.000And then Mr. Bocus's pumpkin spice experience was just because it's a funny name.
01:50:41.000But we're going to have year-round pumpkin spice.
01:50:43.000I don't know if that ruins it for people.
01:52:12.000I do think that it is possible that there would be aliens, and I don't think that contradicts in any way being Catholic or being Christian.
01:52:22.000Yeah, well, even if there are actual, like, another life form, another creature that was created on another planet, and it's not included in the Genesis story, I think that doesn't mean the Genesis story isn't true, and that everything we believe to do isn't true.
01:52:40.000I think it's a, there's plenty of stuff to worry about already here.
01:52:43.000I like that in American Dad, they did an episode where, you know, people are being raptured or whatever, and the alien, what Roger, he's like, he's like, I want to go, and then Jesus is like, one of my dad's side projects.
01:52:56.000But it's like the aliens aren't welcome in God's kingdom because they're just like not part of it.
01:53:00.000Does it say God created man in his image?
01:53:51.000I think that heaven is, you know, you're the beatific vision, so you're in this perfect communion with God who loves you and you love God and you're just glorifying him in this perfection for eternity.
01:54:01.000I also think that God knows how to make good things for humans.
01:54:08.000And so I would argue that it is possible that everything we enjoy on earth, like food or our loving relationship with our cat or dog, We're going to have perfection in heaven.
01:54:17.000So will there be some experience of that in heaven?
01:54:20.000I mean, we have the ultimate, which is God, and we're totally satisfied with God.
01:54:23.000But as an aspect of that, what we enjoy in animals and in food and all these other things, I just, I'm just saying it's going to be perfect in heaven and amazing and blow your mind.
01:54:32.000So it kind of, in one sense, it doesn't matter.
01:54:35.000But if it makes you feel better, I would say, yeah, I think whatever that joy you're experiencing on earth, you're going to experience it like 10X a thousand and beyond even what you can imagine X in heaven.
01:54:46.000You know, like, all of a sudden, it's just, like, pitch black, and then, like, a thing appears in front of you, and it says, like, Congratulations on completing life!
01:54:53.000Would you like to End Game or New Game Plus?
01:54:55.000And then when you select New Game Plus, you're, like, you're born again, but you remember everything, and you have all of your knowledge, but you're, like, a newborn baby.
01:55:04.000I got a feeling that your electromagnetic field, your human dynamo, is where your spirit is stored, and when you die it goes out into the atmosphere.
01:55:25.000Where it was like, uh, there are gods, and our god is within the sun, and heaven was within the sun, but that also means that every other star was a different kind of, like, deity or power.
01:55:37.000What's always comforted me about heaven is, you know, in my faith is that everything, because there's sometimes, I think, and there's a kind of a cultural imagination about heaven that it's boring, you know, like the angel with the harp or something.
01:55:47.000I don't know if you guys ever run into that, but, or it's like weird or something, but like the God who created all the good things of earth created the perfection of heaven and himself, who, you know, God who created himself, he is, you know, forever always has been, but God is perfect and communion with God will be just mind-blowingly amazingly amazing.
01:56:05.000And so you kind of don't have to worry about it, right?
01:56:32.000On this show, I said, you guys can keep your no-fault divorce, but we'll just create something called super marriage, which is effectively marriage without no-fault divorce.
01:56:40.000You can get married in the Catholic Church.
01:56:47.000If you get married in the Catholic Church, it is what they're describing as supermarriage, because no, you're not allowed to ever divorce.
01:56:52.000You can get a legal divorce for separation if there's, like, abuse or something, but if it was an actual marriage, there's no annulment, meaning annulment is when it wasn't a marriage and you thought it was, but the person was lying to you or there's some other extreme circumstance, but once married, always married.
01:57:07.000All right, Triton54 says, the Hunter court drama is much more nefarious.
01:57:10.000Hunter's attorney, Jessica Bengals, Hunter's attorney contacted the court pretending to represent the House Ways and Means Committee in order to get motions removed from the docket.
01:57:24.000Jacob says, I don't know if Hunter is the diversion for the aliens or vice versa, but we are definitely part of a psyop one way or the other.
01:59:14.000They would take a person, put their arm into freezing, into like a freezing sub-zero temperatures, and then once it froze, shatter it to see what would happen.
01:59:22.000So they're doing stuff like that we know about.
01:59:25.000Why wouldn't, would they not try and create a, so the thing about a human-chimp hybrid is that humans and chimps share almost all of their DNA, like a ridiculous, like 99.4 or something.
01:59:34.000So when we hybridize, say like a horse and a donkey, is that what it is?
01:59:38.000A horse and donkey makes a mule or whatever?
01:59:52.000So- So it- there's no- I kinda think it happened!
01:59:54.000There's no evidence that it's been successfully done, but if it were successfully done, to your point, Tim, it would be wrong and it should be illegal to kill or harm in any way that chimera.
02:00:07.000It's a hypothetical hybrid of chimps and humans.
02:00:09.000They say, um, serious attempts to create a hybrid were made by the Soviet biologist Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov in the 1920s, and possibly by researchers in China in the 1960s, though neither succeeded.
02:00:22.000I kind of feel like there's no reason for them not to have continued.
02:00:25.000Oh, it says they share 95% of the DNA sequence and 99% of coding DNA sequences.
02:00:31.000Hybridization between chimps and bonobos has already been documented.
02:00:35.000But here's the thing, we should not be permitting experimentation on new human embryos or creating new human embryos in IVF Petri dishes and to then, you know, edit or do whatever to it.
02:00:47.000Those things happen in China and in the Soviet Union.
02:00:50.000I know it happens in other countries, I'm talking about our country, because for all the experimentation you're talking about, Tim, like we're doing experimentation here and it's funded by the NIH.
02:00:58.000What do you think about, like, CRISPR?
02:00:59.000I don't know how much time, we don't have much time to get into it.
02:01:00.000Maybe we talk about it on the after show, like the idea of genetic editing to give people better eyesight or something.
02:01:04.000Yeah, I think it's very ethically fraught.
02:01:50.000I think what you were saying earlier, Phil, you can't tell someone, don't have sex, but sometimes just hearing the tone of people can change you when you're young.