The FBI raids a journalist who is investigating Joe Biden and then he mysteriously vanishes. Plus, a story about Stacey Abrams saying, "Abort the poor." Plus, why abortion is a winning midterm issue for the Democrats.
00:01:05.000So maybe now that the news is broken, Rolling Stone's writing about it, Daily Mail's writing about it, maybe he'll pop up and be like, guys, You know, like, someone stole my car and I went bankrupt and my wife left me.
00:01:54.000So when Obama comes out and says, you got to talk about the economy, Stacey Abrams gets asked, I think it was by Joe Scarborough, and she's like, well, you know, abortions?
00:02:20.000You know, we talked about no-fault divorce a week or so ago, and here's my favorite development, because I didn't catch this one when the story dropped a week or so ago, two weeks ago, but they refer to our very own Ian Crossland as a conservative commentator.
00:02:35.000I'm very impressed at the evolution of Ian.
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00:05:33.000I was one of the first people that Donald Trump hired when he decided to run for president in 2015.
00:05:39.000I was nuts enough to do that and to believe that he was going to be president.
00:05:44.000Since then, recently I've started a company FreedomSpeaksUp.com.
00:05:47.000We're a conservative lifestyle brand that we are trying to, our goal is essentially to tell people be uncensorable and when people see others out wearing shirts that have a statement on it, sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's serious.
00:06:00.000The goal is to let people know there's other people that think like you and be unafraid to speak up.
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00:06:10.000Hey guys, I think my lifestyle is more of a troll, anarchist kind of a lifestyle brand when it comes to my t-shirt that of course I have here.
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00:06:44.000Well hello everyone, your friendly neighborhood liberal, conservative, authoritarian, libertarian coming at you, Ian Crossland.
00:06:52.000I think, you know, what they wrote, Jezebel wrote that Ian Crossland, they were like, on Tim Pool's show, conservative commentator Ian Crossland.
00:06:59.000I'm just like, tell me you don't watch the show without telling me you don't watch the show.
00:07:02.000Yeah, I'm glad you tweeted it out, because like, there's like a hundred comments of people laughing.
00:07:59.000Polymeropolis' tweet, filled with acronyms and indecipherable to the layperson, like ITPs, UW, and EW, was self-emissive from the Washington Post, Pentagon Reporter, Dan Lamont, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:08:12.000Okay, really what the story comes down to.
00:08:48.000It's been reported by several outlets he was investigating Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan and then abruptly vanished.
00:08:54.000Now, here's the best part of the story.
00:08:57.000Rolling Stone says Meek has been charged with no crime, but independent observers believe the raid is among the first and quite possibly the first to be carried out on a journalist by the Biden administration.
00:09:33.000The Democrats right now, they're desperately trying to reverse that narrative and win back support, but the economy is just, it's beating them down.
00:09:40.000Then you get a guy who's working on this big story, gone.
00:09:43.000Well, Rolling Stones is also reporting right now that he might have had classified information, and that's why the FBI raided him.
00:09:50.000But we have to understand that what's happening here is not out of the playbook, out of the Democratic Party.
00:09:55.000When Joe Biden was vice president, the Obama administration terrified newsrooms just like they did weddings and hospitals all throughout the Middle East with their drone strikes.
00:10:05.000And Obama used the espionage act more than any ... other president before him to specifically put a record ... number of journalists and their sources in jail so we ... have to understand here this is the continuation of the Obama ... DOJ FBI that prosecutes people that wanted to do real ... journalism they went after James O'Keefe they probably ... went after this guy we don't know all the details here but.
00:10:27.000He quit his job, he didn't publish his book, and he disappeared.
00:10:48.000He was investigating a top general that was, you know, that he was going to expose.
00:10:55.000And he came out and said, hey, you know, he tried to use his neighbor's car.
00:10:58.000He said they had people following him.
00:10:59.000So again, what the Democrats are possibly, what they could possibly do is unspeakable with what they already did with the Obama administration.
00:11:08.000Okay, what we know from the Obama administration is that more journalists and whistleblowers were charged under the Espionage Act and other charges than all other presidents combined.
00:11:18.000What we know about Michael Hasings is that... Who was he?
00:11:25.000He was investigating some top general guy and then one day he shows up to his neighbor's house saying he needs to borrow their car or something about he saw someone under his car tampering with it.
00:11:34.000The next thing we hear... John Brennan.
00:11:37.000CIA Director John Brennan was being investigated.
00:11:38.000The next thing we hear is that he was speeding down Wilshire Boulevard uncontrollably and slammed into a tree and his car burst into flames.
00:12:01.000Do you guys remember when Seamus, Freedom Tunes, he produced a debunking left-wing memes video, and there's this researcher who made the pyramid, it's the reverse pyramid of conspiracy theories, have you seen this?
00:12:16.000So this pyramid shows like, on the bottom, it's conspiracy theories that are true, and it's like, you know, MKUltra, it happened, we know the documents are classified.
00:12:25.000And then at the top, it's like anti-Semitic point of no return.
00:12:28.000And the funny thing is, it says something like, Epstein is true at the bottom, and then it says powerful individuals trafficking children is considered a conspiracy theory.
00:12:39.000And it's like, bro, that's the same thing.
00:12:41.000Like, the Epstein thing, that's what it is.
00:12:44.000Ghislaine Maxwell's in prison for trafficking minors.
00:12:53.000But here's the funny thing, like, after something like that happens, one of my favorite stories is Chris, I think it was Chris Ragon, tweeting that when Epstein dies, he gets into an Uber, and the Uber driver turns around immediately and says, yo, that guy didn't kill himself.
00:13:07.000I like that, that was the cultural shock when that story dropped.
00:13:11.000So when you hear that a national security reporter, here's the story from the Daily Mail, check this out.
00:13:16.000ABC national security producer hasn't been seen since April when FBI mysteriously raided his house.
00:13:21.000Journalist was writing a book about Biden's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan.
00:13:26.000He abruptly quits, tells the guy he's working the book with, I'm out, you know, I don't have anything to do with this.
00:13:30.000And now no one, his neighbors haven't seen him, his colleagues haven't heard from him.
00:13:34.000We actually, someone we work with, I'm gonna keep the details, you know, vague because we're trying to investigate this, tried reaching out because they know him and they're like, yo.
00:14:28.000You would think if he was married or had kids that they would have been at least vocal about it, and if they're not vocal about it, then they're in on it.
00:14:36.000Meaning that they're in on it, like they know something happened.
00:14:39.000I mean, when the FBI shows up at your door, breaks it down, and points a gun at your family member's head, I mean, that's a message right there.
00:14:45.000And when you do that to journalists when you do that to people that that whistleblower when you do that when people try to get accurate truthful information to the general public you're not on the good side here I mean I think it's pretty clear and obvious we used to have journalists we used to have whistleblowers we used to have things like you know Watergate we used to have.
00:15:03.000There's another, you know, comment here that's an adult comment linked to, of course, a whistleblower that goes deep, a part of someone's jugular.
00:15:12.000Those situations, those scenarios, those individuals can exist under this administration mainly because of just how brutal they are.
00:15:26.000Rolling Stone is reporting that there's a potential that he had classified information and was going to probably blow the whistle on something even more nefarious to already a very nefarious nasty story.
00:15:39.000And another thing that kind of boggles my mind is, you know, why are journalists puppeteering?
00:15:44.000Why are they Cheerleading this administration that is literally punishing them, that is spreading fear in the newsroom, that is terrifying them from even doing their job.
00:17:56.000But at the same time, we also glorify journalists that, like, Expose the corruption within the government by, you know, maybe not receiving classified documents, but I don't know how they... Well, like Julian Assange, for instance, he received, like, that was a classified video, the, what is it, collateral murder, where it shows the soldiers, like, just from a helicopter, like, gunning people down, civilians gunning civilians down.
00:18:20.000Yes, and so we've got both dichotomies, like, there's heroes on, you know, you could... and they're at odds, but they're both on our side, I just...
00:18:31.000government is full of criminals and corrupt psychopaths, and then you have people like Julian Assange, who are like, I'm going to expose evil people.
00:19:44.000I mean, this is really funny, there's some leftist organization filmed some Republican congressman or something undercover, pretending to be a Trump supporter, saying we need pardons for the January 6th defendants, and he's like, well, we gotta win the White House first.
00:19:58.000And they're all like, oh, we got him, we got him, and it's just like, and how is what James O'Keefe does not journalism?
00:20:04.000Like, you do this, the same thing, and then claim Veritas is, get that, it's partisan BS.
00:20:10.000You know, what we need, I would say, probably the only real news organization in the country right now, okay, that's not fair, but the most prominent national level is Veritas.
00:20:21.000And I say it's not fair, I wouldn't call any of the local news outlets news organizations, I wouldn't call, you call them news outlets, let's call them media, local media disbursement.
00:20:30.000The New York Times, please, propaganda narrative garbage.
00:20:35.000There's a new outlet that came out, Semaphore.
00:20:37.000And it's Ben Smith, formerly of BuzzFeed and the New York Times, along with a bunch of other people who I think are just terrible, but they're doing reporting now, and they've done some interviews that are actually quite good, and one of them is this guy, this opinion editor from the New York Times, who got fired for publishing Tom Cotton's op-ed calling for the military to, you know, stop the riots.
00:20:55.000And he's basically like, they're trying to pander to progressives.
00:20:58.000They had an opportunity to speak out, to call it out, and say, we're not here to pander to you, but they chose, we're gonna be Mother Jones on steroids or whatever.
00:21:09.000There's like, when you talk about journalism, you talk about there's reporting, where people are like, hey, I got a piece of paper, I'm gonna read it to you and report on what I saw.
00:21:17.000Investigative journalists are like, here's a piece of paper, I gotta figure out where it came from, who wrote it, and they'll do all this work behind the scenes to figure stuff out.
00:21:26.000Now, New York Times, Kylie Chung from Jezebel, who wrote this weird article about me calling me a conservative and misquoting me, is not an investigative journalist.
00:21:34.000Maybe you could call her a journalist because she wrote in a journal that's now online.
00:21:38.000We're going to walk our way to that story, because first we've got to talk about this one from TimGast.com.
00:21:44.000Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams says abortion can help address inflation issues.
00:21:57.000So, uh, you know, she said, you can't divorce being forced to care in unwanted pregnancy from the economic realities of having a child.
00:22:04.000Abrams continued, adding that we don't have the luxury of reducing it or separating them out.
00:22:09.000Abrams avoided offering policy solutions to counter inflation, instead saying that a governor can address housing prices, a governor can address the cost of education, blah, blah, blah.
00:22:18.000We used to have institutions in this country to make sure that if a woman got pregnant that there was a means and resources made available to her and that was called marriage.
00:24:40.000I can't support an election denier, you know?
00:24:43.000So I watched the media talk about election deniers all day and night, and then I saw this viral video of Stacey Abrams, and then I saw another viral video, and I was like, oh man.
00:25:02.000Hillary Clinton and- Oh, she may have, but she denied her own loss.
00:25:05.000Right, I'm saying, before she even got to denying that she lost and refusing to accept the results of her own election, I think she may have been a 2016 denier as well.
00:25:13.000Did she say she lost her 2018 election and then claimed that it was, what, felation?
00:26:08.000Do you think it's maybe people moving down to Georgia?
00:26:12.000I think obviously there's a lot of efforts all over trying to get people to turn out and vote, but I think right now you're seeing people that normally were not paying attention.
00:26:19.000I'm seeing this personally just from, you know, friend groups, etc.
00:26:23.000But people that weren't necessarily paying attention are like, What the hell, there's a lot happening here and I don't like it.
00:26:28.000And I think you're seeing people turn up, and people that were not so political before, they're maybe not speaking out about it a lot because they're kind of afraid of backlash, but they're getting out to vote.
00:26:36.000And I think that we're going to see, I think the polls are tightening as we get closer to the race in Republican favor.
00:28:52.000Stitch up your old t-shirts, stitch up your old socks.
00:28:54.000As someone that sells a lot of shirts, there's actually a lot of trouble getting a hold of just the blank shirts even print on right now, especially certain sizes.
00:29:02.000Like after COVID hit and everything, it became a real issue, you know, just trying to get blanks.
00:29:07.000The United States manufactures very little, we outsource to all these other countries, and we get away with it because the U.S.
00:29:13.000dollar is the settlement layer for the world, the petrodollar, the reserve currency.
00:30:22.000You think that part of the reason why they're telling farmers in Europe to stop farming is because they're trying to set up a system where now people buy food from America?
00:30:52.000It seems intentional like they're gonna starve people out, but it's gonna be fun.
00:30:56.000The people who have farms and live in the middle of nowhere, who've been homesteading, they're gonna go, what happened?
00:31:01.000And the people who live in cities, they're gonna turn into like ravenous ghouls running around eating each other.
00:31:05.000I don't know what the media like CNN and MSNBC have been framing Biden as when they talk to him about inflation or if they even talk to him about inflation on those channels.
00:31:13.000The clips I see of him, he's just like kind of a space cadet on that stuff.
00:32:16.000Yeah, so they talk about fractional reserve.
00:32:19.000I feel like that kind of documentary going viral in the early days of the internet had a huge impact on a lot of people, leads a lot of people to politicians like Ron Paul.
00:32:28.000And now all of a sudden you have a culture that outright understands fractional reserve banking enough to reject it, understands the Fed enough to reject it.
00:32:39.000You know, like, we're gonna have these conversations all day every day, and they would love it.
00:32:43.000The machine, the Fed, the establishment, the Uniparty, they would love it if we stopped talking about how they manipulate the system and steal money from you.
00:32:50.000But not only are they not going away, they took us off fractional reserve banking, and now we're on a no-reserve banking system, where they can print infinite amounts.
00:32:58.000They don't even need 90% or 10% in the bank to loan out 9 cents on the 10.
00:33:04.000I gotta wonder if what that means is they know the system's about to implode and they're extracting as much as possible before- And then they're gonna do an occurrency recall and then everybody's gonna lose a thousand- No, no, no, it's gonna be bricks.
00:33:17.000loses this, the BRICS nations, OPEC plus, they're gonna be laughing all the way to the bank because they can do, sure, maybe they'll do a currency recall, but it's pointless.
00:33:49.000The computers are worth more than the corn you have to offer.
00:33:52.000And they're gonna go to China and say, we need the rare earth minerals, and China's gonna be like, deal.
00:33:56.000They're gonna go to Russia and OPEC, and they're gonna say, we need oil, and they're gonna say, deal.
00:33:59.000And the US is gonna be like, but we shut down Keystone Pipeline, and we stopped energy production, so we don't make energy, we don't make raw materials here anymore, we don't harvest them, we do a whole lot of nothing.
00:34:11.000I mean, look, we do some of that stuff in the US, but it's way down.
00:34:14.000Trump was trying to bring back manufacturing, and that's probably why.
00:34:17.000You can see what's happening, but I hope you guys are ready for a big ride.
00:34:31.000He surrendered our military to the Taliban in Afghanistan, and people see the weakness and the idiocy and, like, the old frailty, and they just don't take him seriously.
00:35:37.000In a segment on his show, I love that one because they say it a lot, but conservatives are like, yeah, Tim Pool's not conservative.
00:35:42.000Tim Pool in a segment on his show that was delightfully titled, No Fault Divorce Has Destroyed Men's Confidence in Marriage, Men Don't Want to Get Married Anymore.
00:36:23.000Willfully ignoring how the court system has a long history of retraumatizing and destroying the lives of rape and domestic violence victims.
00:36:28.000No, we know full well that's called fault, right?
00:36:31.000When a guy commits a crime against his wife, now there's fault, you can get a divorce.
00:36:36.000Congratulations, you understand what no fault means.
00:36:40.000They write, In the same episode on Poole's show, conservative commentator Ian Crossland adds, quote, We live in this culture where no-fault divorce is the law of the land.
00:36:52.000If young folks know they're in an environment where divorce is not an option, I firmly believe they're going to be more careful about who they choose to marry.
00:37:31.000They didn't link to the story either, so I don't know what.
00:37:33.000They were referencing something from like two months ago, but it wasn't that if people can't get a divorce, it's if people can't get a no-fault divorce, then they're gonna be much more choosy about getting marriage.
00:37:42.000I don't ever advocate for people not being able to get divorced.
00:38:41.000So, if you get married to someone and the next day try to dissolve the marriage, they would probably file an annulment and not allow a divorce.
00:38:47.000Divorce, but there are circumstances where it could be like six months to a year, and all of a sudden now it's like they are entitled to half of your belongings.
00:38:55.000So marriage is a contract, you know, between two people.
00:38:59.000The state certifies it to enforce the contract.
00:39:02.000And it used to be in the past, someone would be like, I don't like her, she's annoying, and I don't want to be with her.
00:39:32.000No fault divorce means marriage doesn't exist anymore, for all intents and purposes.
00:39:35.000Except for the purpose of stealing money from, you know, one party or the other.
00:39:40.000Yeah, it's an opt-in business contract where you split your finances, but the fact that one of the partners can cancel the contract and then take half of your wealth is complete insanity.
00:39:48.000Luke, if me and you started a company, well, if me, so it is like this, if me and you started a company, it made a million dollars.
00:39:53.000Is that what the young kids are calling it these days?
00:39:55.000Yeah, well, you know, we'll just call it a company.
00:39:58.000Luke, will you start a company with me?
00:40:01.000And then if you decided to leave the company, I mean, what do you, I think you don't get any, the company still stands and I have the rest, I still own control of it.
00:40:37.000It may mean maybe the wife works, maybe the husband works, maybe they both work.
00:40:40.000But the reason why the assets are pooled together is that they're forming a family unit, they're going to have kids, and this is going to help a woman who gets pregnant and things like that.
00:40:47.000No-fault divorce means that you can enter into a contract, share all your resources, and then someone can leave.
00:40:53.000So perhaps a better way to explain it is, you know, You merge companies and it's like you let's say you have a podcasting company and a major media conglomerate worth tens of billions of dollars says we're gonna do a merger with you and then you go okay but it's a no-fault merger I can leave and take half half of Warner Brothers like
00:41:12.000And then you can also have kids, get married to a woman, have kids, and then she can just be like, one day be like, man, I did some ayahuasca, I had a change of heart.
00:41:19.000I'm gonna leave you, take the kid, and make you pay me money.
00:42:43.000Because now you, now you're going to get fatherlessness, women who are getting abortions because they
00:42:47.000can't afford the kids instead of having a father who's around.
00:42:50.000The fatherlessness leads to crime and poverty.
00:42:55.000And now we're seeing the ripple effect of this, where politicians like Stacey Abrams are like, the solution to a woman who can't afford a kid is to kill the kid.
00:43:03.000The solution used to be someone had to earn to provide for that kid.
00:43:06.000Now it's just like, well, that's not gonna happen, so just kill it.
00:43:09.000With fault divorce before, what, 1969 or whenever it got introduced, and it was like the Bolsheviks, actually, the Russian Bolsheviks are the ones who kind of created the idea that you could just divorce with no fault.
00:43:18.000But before that, was it that a guy would beat his wife and she couldn't prove it, so she couldn't leave him?
00:43:24.000I don't know if that was the main reason why they decided to enact no-fault divorce.
00:43:31.000But often you'd go to court and be like, we want to get a divorce, and the judge would be like, nope, I sentence you to marriage counseling.
00:43:40.000And then the argument was that women were being beaten, raped, and traumatized, and it led to suicides, and no-fault divorce resulted in a lowering of the suicide rate among many married women.
00:44:35.000For sure, but I mean, you see, this is a problem when you have guys who are like, you know what, I'm a man and I have money, so I don't need to take half of your stuff.
00:44:43.000Meanwhile, you look at every other case, the overall majority, it's the one being like, I get your stuff.
00:45:58.000But it's crazy that these are the tropes that, you know, you watch the Simpsons and the Van Houtens or whatever get divorced and the, you know, Mouse's dad just leaves.
00:46:07.000And he goes and lives in like a bachelor pad and I'm like, why?
00:46:10.000You know, all of these things, like...
00:46:13.000It's just, you grow up watching that stuff, and you're like, what's the point of marriage?
00:46:18.000I gotta tell you, man, feminism seems to have been one of the worst possible things for women, not in the terms of like, you know, they got their independence, they get their jobs, and here's, this one's for you, young Turks and feminist websites.
00:46:30.000You can take this one, because I know you're going to want to spin this one out of context.
00:46:33.000But the issue is, now, guys can bang whoever they want, whenever they want, with no strings attached.
00:46:41.000Regardless of what your mentality is, let's just break it down to simple probabilities and numbers.
00:46:48.000Women, when they get pregnant, they either have to have an abortion to get rid of it, or they have to have a child.
00:46:54.000Whereas if a guy goes to a party, and there's a bunch of, you know, people doing crazy stuff, and he hooks up with a random chick because we're in this hookup culture, and she doesn't know who he is, and she gets pregnant, dude has nothing to worry about.
00:47:12.000Guys can go and party and hook up and never have to think twice about it, but women do.
00:47:16.000So I don't know how this hookup culture benefited women, I guess, but... There was an article in the New York Post today that was titled, I'm Dating So Many Men, I Need an Excel Spreadsheet to Organize My Love Life.
00:47:29.000And reading that story was a little depressing, understanding our current landscape, but this is where we're at.
00:47:38.000You know, and I think we have to, you know, talk about these things from from an open minded way.
00:47:46.000You know, different people have their different experiences.
00:47:48.000They need to go through them in order to see that they were wrong.
00:47:51.000But I think also as a society, we should be considering the long term kind of consequences for them and having those kind of conversations and debates.
00:49:12.000So when it comes to defamation, damages in the form of corrective marketing means if, you know, one of the aspects of this show, we have Ian here for a reason.
00:49:21.000Ian is not your typical conservative commentator, quite the opposite.
00:49:24.000And we don't actually know what your background is, you're kind of a weird dude.
00:49:34.000We don't want to make a cookie-cutter show, so having opinions that we can't predict, or having weird arguments sometimes, makes it more interesting than your average run-of-the-mill show.
00:49:41.000If they're now lying to people and saying that Ian is a conservative commentator, it is actually hurting the point of having you on the show.
00:49:48.000That means we have to do corrective marketing.
00:49:50.000I gotta buy a Times Square billboard of you.
00:50:08.000And then we have, frequently we get libertarian and conservative guests.
00:50:12.000But if they're going to make false statements of fact about one of our co-hosts, Seamus was a temporary co-host.
00:50:18.000He was a co-host on the show for quite a bit, but he's not a staff member here.
00:50:21.000He's just a recurring guest and friend of ours.
00:50:23.000He's not a part of the, he's not like a core staffer at the company.
00:50:27.000So, I'm sorry, like, this might end up being very, very expensive.
00:50:31.000We gotta look at how many views they got, how many shares it got, then we gotta do corrective marketing, and they're gonna have to pay for it.
00:51:04.000Well, you know, it's funny because we live in this culture where no-fault divorce is the law of the land.
00:51:11.000And people will say things like, well, look how often marriage ends in divorce.
00:51:14.000How could you ever be in favor of social structures which disincentivize that or would dissuade people from getting divorced?
00:51:21.000But I think what people often miss is if young folks know they're in an environment where divorce is not an option, I firmly believe they're going to be more careful about who they choose to marry.
00:51:30.000I think also people need to be more careful about their decision-making in general when it comes to sexuality.
00:51:34.000A lot of people will start sleeping with someone, and as you've mentioned, that releases oxytocin and other hormones that bond you.
00:51:40.000And there are a lot of couples that end up together because they're sexually engaging with one another and they're bonding, but they're not actually really good for each other.
00:51:49.000And then at some point in the marriage, when the novelty of that person wears off, they get divorced.
00:52:42.000And it's interesting that they cut out a core element of what he said, which is the release of oxytocin, that people are engaging in hookup culture.
00:52:51.000They cut all that out, attribute it to Ian Crosland, who's not a conservative commentator.
00:52:55.000And now they've got a very, very direct false statement of fact.
00:53:25.000That's not too much with what's going on.
00:53:26.000You should do something about it, because you are in a position to do something.
00:53:29.000A lot of the little guys out there that have these kinds of things happen to them, and these media organizations all the time, they don't really have the ability to fight back.
00:53:36.000You know, it felt very like I was being molested when I read that comment that I didn't make attributed to me.
00:53:43.000I was like, this is like a really creepy feeling, but I had the confidence knowing I was coming on the show tonight to talk about it.
00:53:49.000If I didn't have a show like this, that would have been devastating.
00:53:52.000Because I even started to question, did I say it?
00:53:59.000Corrective marketing is damages, and in all seriousness, I'm gonna have to talk with our marketing people and a lawyer about it to see how we deal with this, because it's out there.
00:54:14.000I tweeted about it, calling it absurd and laughable, and so we'll take a look at it, but the reality of what likely will happen is they will issue a correction, and that ends it.
00:54:22.000If we have to do corrective marketing, we can then escalate and say, no, no, no, you gotta pay damages because we gotta pay for marketing because of what you said.
00:54:28.000Well, if they're gonna correct it, at least say that I'm a wild hippie.
00:54:36.000You know, it depends on how many hits it got.
00:54:37.000We'll have to, we'll have to, the corrective marketing will involve research into the reach that this did.
00:54:43.000So, there's probably a bunch of YouTubers who talked about it and then started repeating the lie that Ian Crosland said these things he never said, so.
00:54:49.000Hey man, it's one thing if they said, in our opinion, Ian Crosland, you know, is a fascist or a conservative.
00:55:08.000The next story is a video that I can't play because Ethan Klein said something that I'm surprised he didn't get banned over, which I'm not going to be able to play.
00:55:16.000But I can basically tell you what he said.
00:55:19.000Left-wing YouTube star Ethan Klein muses about another Holocaust against the Jews and says he hopes Ben Shapiro is killed first.
00:55:40.000Yeah, so I'll, without playing what he says verbatim, because look, I think we'd get a strike for, I think if we played what Ethan Klein said, YouTube would strike us.
00:56:26.000Now that's something we were saying before the show, if him and Ben and a few other friends, they were all friends, hanging out in their room playing cards or whatever, and then he said it as a joke, and they all laughed about it, like, Ben's the guy that should get in there and was like, haha.
00:56:36.000But you don't, on TV, when the guy's not even there to defend himself, that's a crazy thing to say.
00:56:55.000There are so many people who try to play this middle of the road thing where they're like, well, you know, let's hear what they have to say.
00:57:00.000I'm like, dude called for a terror attack on a convention.
00:57:04.000He's now saying he hopes Ben gets gassed first.
00:57:40.000The late David Graeber said that an element of the left has adopted the fascistic tenet of, there is no truth but power, and that's clearly on display with people like him.
00:57:48.000When he got a strike for calling for an act of terror, he acted like he was outraged.
00:58:35.000I can't believe I'm saying... I kind of agree with you.
00:58:37.000If people want to be ridiculous, sensationalistic, bombastic, and idiots, I think we let them, and let people know exactly where they stand.
00:58:44.000But I think the problem, Ian, is that, you know, he gets to do this.
00:58:49.000He gets to hang out with Susan Wojcicki.
00:58:51.000Someone on the other political spectrum or someone questioning the establishment sneezes the wrong way automatically, downranked in the algorithm, demonetized, screwed over, shut down, deleted, and censored in many instances for just expressing political thought and ideas, not calling for violence, not calling for anyone to be thrown in the chambers.
00:59:13.000And there's an unfair balance here, which I think is the critique here that is Fair to make here, but at the end of the day, I stand with you.
00:59:20.000Let people say whatever ridiculous, crazy stuff that they want, and let us know where people are really coming from.
00:59:28.000This is where he's coming from, and it's important to know.
00:59:31.000Agree or disagree, the conversation should happen.
00:59:34.000I do agree, and I think his opinion is not a call to violence.
00:59:38.000It's an expression of a desire for genocide.
00:59:42.000And a prominent individual to be killed.
00:59:46.000I think what his point he's trying to make is, I'd be willing to bet, because I'm going to give him at least as much, the full context is something like, the right is anti-semitic, Kanye West, and that's why it comes up.
00:59:59.000And then he probably said, yeah, well, you know what, if it happens, it's because of them, so I hope.
01:00:04.000That's what I think the context probably is.
01:00:33.000He's a socialist and he buys a multi-million dollar property.
01:00:36.000He advocates for policies to destroy the working class and the middle class.
01:00:40.000And then he uses that wealth to buy fanciful and grandiose things.
01:00:45.000They are both part of a faction that advocate for censorship of people they don't like, and they get away with it.
01:00:51.000Now, in the end, even if they come out and they're like, oh, we're being edgy, we're making jokes, and we agree they should be allowed to, the problem is, these people would laugh when you got banned, and we here today are defending their right to free speech.
01:01:37.000You know, look, I think he and all the other psychopaths should be allowed to express this so we know who the crazy people are.
01:01:45.000My point here is just the double standard.
01:01:47.000We would have, when I was administrating at Minds, we would have these weird situations every once in a while come up where like someone, and it didn't happen much and it didn't happen to a point where I felt really bad about it, but like a really popular person on the website would do something that violated the terms of service or that I thought was like, whoa, this is coming close.
01:02:28.000That's a weird position to be in as an administrator.
01:02:31.000When I said people were censored for sneezing the wrong way, I wasn't kidding.
01:02:35.000As you were mentioning, Seth, people got censored, people got banned, people got their whole livelihoods deleted because of vague terms and services that were just there.
01:02:44.000And then people are like, wait, what exactly did you destroy my livelihood for?
01:02:50.000We just have these vague rules with these overgeneralizations, and we're going to punish you because you expressed political thoughts that we don't like.
01:02:57.000And it's not like they even give you any kind of ability to redeem yourself.
01:03:01.000It's not like they give you any kind of ability to fix your problem, no.
01:03:05.000But we have this on the other spectrum.
01:03:07.000And again, I used to watch Ethan Klein many years ago.
01:03:10.000He was interesting, he was creative, he actually did content that was engaging.
01:03:14.000And I don't know what happened to the guy, but it's sad to kind of see this
01:03:20.000because this could also be an attempt to try to get attention,
01:03:22.000to try to say something shocking so more people pay attention to you.
01:03:25.000We are talking about him right now, but I think he is straight off a long way from where he was before, where he actually was enjoying this.
01:03:34.000He definitely doesn't look like he's enjoying this.
01:03:47.000For somebody like me, my whole life has been politics.
01:03:50.000When I was a little kid, I worked at my family's business, it was on North Halsted, it was Boys Town in Chicago, so all of a sudden I'm hearing all about these issues with LGBT pride and stuff like that.
01:04:00.000I start listening to punk music, all the lyrics are about war and politics, and all of a sudden I'm on the internet, I've been on the internet my whole life, I'm a little kid, and I'm seeing all of this news just inundated with it.
01:04:17.000That leads us to where we are right now.
01:04:20.000Talking about issues that I've talked about my entire life.
01:04:23.000Having me be able to remember weird things from back in the early 2000s when most people weren't paying attention to politics at all.
01:04:30.000Ethan Klein was a comedy edgy YouTuber, and then at some point, pop culture turned into politics, which was huge for us.
01:04:40.000All of a sudden, me, I just talk about politics all the time, Getting a bunch more viewers, rivaling some of the biggest entertainment podcasts, even Joe Rogan is now a largely political show, even though he's a comedian.
01:05:30.000And now he's like, if I'm going to be relevant, we have to talk politics.
01:05:34.000And thus, Ethan Klein, who knows almost nothing about politics, is having a conversation with Ben Shapiro, who has been a political commentator for decades and has a law degree.
01:05:45.000There's clearly a problem here with politics becoming pop culture.
01:05:50.000Someone who has no idea what's going on saying they hope someone who is overtly political gets killed first in a new holocaust is just absolutely insane.
01:05:59.000But he's entitled to his opinion, he's entitled to try and make his show political, and it's clear that he just went, meh, modern leftist woke whatever, it's the easy route.
01:06:08.000When you don't really know what's going on, it's simple.
01:06:10.000You believe Jussie Smollett, which most of these leftists do.
01:06:47.000I kind of will double down that I think with There's a saying, with great power comes great responsibility, and with 10 million followers, that's a sense, that's a form of great power.
01:06:58.000And so the things you would say with your friends in your bedroom or in your living room when you're playing, you know, Super Nintendo or whatever the hell, insults, dirty jokes, you don't say that to 10 million people on TV because You have a greater responsibility not to be derogatory.
01:07:13.000I know you want to, because it's natural.
01:07:16.000Ethan, particularly, probably, probably like me, would joke, you know, insult your friends as comedy, but like, this is taking on another level, brother.
01:07:25.000I don't like to talk about other commenters, you know?
01:07:27.000I mention this from time to time, like, I don't know, Young Turks talks about me all the time, but they'll talk about me saying something like Benall, like, you know, I think some women might be unhappy because they want to have families, and then they make this big segment about Tim Pool's a sexist, and I'm like, oh, come on, dude, calm down, I was reading the Washington Post.
01:07:43.000This is a high-profile podcast which gets tens of millions of views saying, I hope Ben, I don't even want to read it.
01:07:50.000I mean, it's just like, come on, dude.
01:07:53.000There's also kind of the Britney Spears effect when it comes to online influencers and a lot of celebrities who take themselves too seriously.
01:08:00.000I'm not saying that that's what's happening with Ethan Klein, but there is, you know, a lot of people who are in the digital space, who are influenced by the bots, by the comments, and by the people who are part of this, and you do see detrimental mental health effects to this.
01:08:16.000Is this maybe potentially one of the examples here?
01:08:18.000I don't know, but this is art unhinged, very emotional language that I don't think the average person is going to be okay with.
01:08:29.000Ladies and gentlemen, crack your beers now because I'm going to say it, Civil War.
01:08:34.000This is the kind of stuff that I talk about.
01:08:37.000I mean, look, when security experts say, we fear it's coming, when Princeton professors, former CIA, when they're all like, we think we're in the beginning stages of a civil war, and then a guy who used to make comedy videos where he would push out his fupa and pull his chin down and then run around his house as a gag is now saying that he hopes Ben Shapiro is gassed.
01:09:05.000Do you see the radicalization over the past 10 years?
01:09:08.000Do you see why I might think we're heading to that place?
01:09:10.000Ethan Klein, for no reason, there is no reason why he, an edgy comedy YouTuber, should be saying anything about Ben Shapiro or holocausts or politics.
01:09:21.000But this is what's happened with the radicalization in this country.
01:09:23.000That's why I'm like, That's why I think we're going to sit to it. We're heading
01:09:27.000towards a civil war or we're in a cold civil war, whatever you want to call it.
01:09:30.000When comedy edgy boys turn into advocates for, and like, let me just stress, they tried stopping him.
01:09:39.000And then he was like, no, no, no. And then he said it anyway.
01:09:41.000Like, when you get to that point, maybe everything's about to break apart.
01:09:45.000Well, I agree that it's like a radical form of radicalization.
01:09:49.000What's happening is society is very stressful for a lot of people right now with inflation, with Ukraine, with all this crazy stuff going on.
01:09:54.000If you don't know the specifics, if you don't understand that Hunter Biden was involved with Burisma, for instance, that Biden's had, you might just look at it and be freaking out and then lashing out, which is what Ethan's doing.
01:10:05.000He's obviously stressed about society like we are, but we study the intricate details about geopolitics So I'm not getting radicalized, like, if I didn't understand what was going on, I'd be freaking out, screaming at people, lashing out, and I think if he...
01:10:20.000If you were to be more educated, you may be less radical.
01:11:18.000This time there's three people in a foxhole.
01:11:21.000And then you see a grenade fall right down, land right next to someone's side, and then boom, flash, the bodies jostle.
01:11:28.000Then you see a man get up, writhing in agony and covered in blood, shaking profusely, and I got really angry and I really wanted to just throw my phone at the wall.
01:11:38.000Why did Reddit put that in front of my face?
01:11:41.000Am I supposed to celebrate that the evil Russian invaders were being blown up in front of me?
01:11:46.000That when I go to a social media website with no NotSafeForWork tags, that's what you want me to watch?
01:11:52.000The people who are advocating for the US to be involved in this are psychopaths.
01:11:58.000I don't like Russia for invading, and I'm not going to cheer for someone being blown up.
01:12:22.000Basically, we took old World War One footage, black and white footage, and colorized it and added sound.
01:12:27.000And you see these young 18, 17, 16 year olds that signed up for the war are so excited.
01:12:32.000The brotherhood being together, working for a common purpose.
01:12:35.000And then they get to the, you see, watch them march to the They're in the trenches where people, it's mud, they're falling, they're freezing, their feet are getting frozen off.
01:12:43.000Then they tell them to go up over the top and charge the machine gun nests.
01:12:46.000It's the first time they've ever seen machine guns, they don't even know what they are.
01:12:49.000So they start walking, they're not even running, they're walking, but there's no machine guns.
01:12:55.000The Germans are waiting for them to get into range, and then they open up.
01:12:58.000And they see their friends, the British, they're getting arms blown off, legs getting blown off, dudes getting their heads exploded, and they're laying They get hit, they keep, this is the, this isn't, they didn't know modern war.
01:13:11.000They didn't understand modern military technology.
01:13:12.000Now foxholes are no good anymore because drones can drop a grenade in them.
01:13:22.000One of my, my first job when I was 15 years old working in a hardware store, there was an old guy that worked there and come to find out he was on Iwo Jima.
01:13:31.000And he never spoke about his war experiences or anything like that.
01:13:35.000People would ask him stuff and he'd essentially blow it off and he'd be gone.
01:13:39.000And I was 15 years old, so it's been a long time now, and for some reason just one day he opened up and he described landing on the beach.
01:13:51.000and running over the bodies parts and it wasn't bodies it was body parts of his friends and it's like he he just like clicked and it's this moment it was like for a minute or two he just described it and he kept talking about the smell And it was just incredible to see someone say that and relive that in his mind.
01:14:27.000As much as the smell, it's also an energy.
01:14:30.000A lot of other things happening when it comes to human beings and the soul, even the physical body.
01:14:37.000Scientists haven't been able to explain it, but there's a phenomenon that does happen that is absolutely, you know, indescribable in many instances.
01:14:46.000But we also have to understand war is hell.
01:14:49.000This is what a lot of people, you know, are in.
01:14:53.000This is what the mainstream media is cheering for.
01:14:55.000This is what politicians are financing and funding with your money right now, and it's absolutely egregious and it's absolutely stupid.
01:15:01.000I watch, you know, a lot of the footage coming from the Russians, coming from the Ukrainians to try to get a fair, balanced perspective about what's really going on in this conflict, and it's predominantly drone-on-drone warfare.
01:15:13.000Drones blowing up drones, drones flying with grenades, drones reconning, getting positions, and then having, of course, missiles strike those specific positions where soldiers are at.
01:15:22.000And very few instances have I've seen soldiers to soldiers actually fight each other.
01:15:30.000And seeing this new modern warfare, Which we were conditioned to through the video games, which also have you flying drones and flying all these carts and sending in airstrikes, is absolutely terrifying.
01:15:43.000Because you see the horror, you see the chaos, and it's not up close, it's not face-to-face like it was in World War I. It's far away, and people are just pressing buttons, killing and eliminating each other.
01:15:53.000Imagine that you're 20 years old, And, uh, hey Gen Z, I want you to imagine this.
01:16:10.000And then one day, when you're sneaking out of your friend's basement because you don't want to fight, A couple of cops see you, chase you down, grab you, and you get shipped off to the front line.
01:16:24.000Put the helmet on, put on the gear, you have no time for training, this is war.
01:16:28.000So you're pushed out into the middle of the field, and you're hiding in a hole, crying, saying, why am I here, when a grenade lands on you and blows up.
01:16:35.000That's what's happening to these people.
01:16:37.000Many of these people fighting for Russia are conscripts.
01:16:40.000I'm not saying what Russia is doing is good.
01:17:38.000And then when the new war breaks out, like Ian was mentioning, they're in the trenches saying charge, and all of a sudden there's machine guns mowing them down.
01:17:45.000Because tactics change slower than the technology.
01:18:13.000So you'd point it and fire, and it'd go wildly in the wrong direction.
01:18:16.000At some point before the Civil War, we get rifled muskets.
01:18:23.000So now, for those that don't know, rifling, and the reason why they're called rifles, is because the inside of the barrel has a small spiral groove.
01:18:30.000So when the bullet is fired, it spins dramatically, increasing accuracy, tripling or quadrupling the range of your standard musket.
01:18:39.000When the Civil War broke out, neither side truly understood what that meant and used conventional war tactics like bayonet charges.
01:18:47.000And then, with a maximized accuracy, we saw one of the bloodiest wars we've ever seen.
01:18:52.000This is what happens when new war breaks out with technological advancement.
01:18:56.000Now that we have a massive global population and technology is advancing quite dramatically, it's not going to be nuclear war you should be fearing.
01:19:03.000It should be the top secret, classified weaponry they haven't told you about which is going to be even more nightmarish.
01:19:09.000It'll be hacked drones, flown over civilian targets, like your family, if that's what you're... What Modern Warfare Call of Duty doesn't show you is the drone getting hacked and getting flown over Los Angeles.
01:19:21.000Yeah, you could hack drones in Modern Warfare.
01:19:24.000There's also hives, like small little drones that are also developed already, that could launch attacks on individuals and have little explosives on them and have bullets on them.
01:19:33.000The technology that they have right now is absolutely insane, and we don't know much about it.
01:20:15.000But I'll tell you, man, one thing they don't show you in Call of Duty is the 20-year-old crying because he was conscripted by his government to fight in a war and he doesn't want to be there, and then... Well, then his officer is like, if you turn around, I'm going to shoot you.
01:20:31.000And they also don't show you your friends getting wounded and screaming in pain for 20 minutes, or for four hours, waiting, because you can't get to them.
01:20:38.000There's going to be a handful of Gen Z-ers because they lean very heavily Democrat.
01:20:47.000One's a staunch Democrat who loves watching H3 and agrees with Ethan Klein about Ben Shapiro and all that other nonsense, watches Hasan Piker.
01:21:25.000These 22-year-olds, let's say it's in a few years, so they're 18 today, they both find themselves on the front lines.
01:21:31.000And one is saying, why is the one friend, friend B, who never paid attention and just doesn't care, is saying, I wish I paid attention and could have done something about this.
01:21:41.000And the other friend says, well, actually, I kind of voted for it.
01:21:44.000And then the bomb goes off and they both explode.
01:21:46.000You know, I was thinking, where are our strongmen sociologically in the world right now?
01:22:19.000Ian, you were just talking about a lack of strongmen.
01:22:22.000Yeah, I was wondering where they are, why societies obsessed with people like Donald Trump and Jordan Peterson, these men that are giving young children guidance like the heroes of our lives, and it's because they were sent to Afghanistan and Iraq on a false premise that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction, which he didn't have.
01:22:40.000They were lied, went to fight an unjust war, had their psychology destroyed knowing that they were fighting some false narrative, and then their bodies blown apart, their friends destroyed, and now they're shaken.
01:22:54.000They're supposed to be leading the nation right now, and instead we got Fauci.
01:23:01.000Joe, 86-year-old president, how old is this guy now?
01:23:04.00084 years old, and he's supposed to be our military commander?
01:23:07.000I think when you talk about where did the strong men go, and I understand your point there too, but something else that I like to harp on a little bit is testosterone.
01:23:16.000If you look at what's happened to male testosterone over the years, it's nearly half of what it was 50 years ago.
01:23:23.000So men today are not the same men of 50 years ago.
01:23:28.000And so I think that that might explain a little bit about where we're at.
01:23:32.000And I think that people, until people start realizing and addressing that, it's not going to change.
01:23:37.000Most 20 year olds have the same testosterone levels as 50 and 60 year olds.
01:23:56.000But every time I have an opportunity to talk to someone that's actually seen combat or experienced that, it's so valuable to the human consciousness to understand what that is.
01:24:07.000And those people, to put their lives on the line like that.
01:24:11.000But, to have gone through a false war, I mean, I don't know, would you call that a false flag?
01:24:15.000If the government says, he has weapons of mass destruction, you go in, he doesn't?
01:24:19.000Yeah, they said it was, they had bad info, George Bush Jr.
01:24:53.000We need you to mobilize like stormtroopers and invade and conquer their land.
01:24:57.000Imagine how no one would have done it.
01:24:59.000People would have would have revolted.
01:25:00.000They would have said, no, we're not invaders, dude.
01:25:04.000You say that, but I don't know that they would revolt.
01:25:06.000I think what you're saying is maybe the right thing, but I don't know that the people would have revolted.
01:25:10.000They would have worn the mask and done as they're told, like most Republicans did and quote unquote conservatives did and shut down their country and done whatever the hell the government told them.
01:25:21.000Like, if we told people the truth about Iraq, then they would not... You could have kind of had the truth on the pandemic early on.
01:25:27.000I guess my point is, a lot of the people that even speak out and claim they're conservative, this, that, and the other, The vast majority of people are followers.
01:25:35.000This is because the pandemic rolls around and our male adult leaders are broken from their service in the military.
01:25:41.000Those are the guys that are supposed to be in Congress right now running the show.
01:25:48.000If you think that just because someone's in the military makes them a great leader, then that means we've got barracks full of future presidents.
01:25:55.000I'm just saying, so if you look at a lot of this, I'm going to get canceled on this.
01:25:59.000I was about to say, you got John McCain, you got Dan Crenshaw.
01:26:02.000If you do, they are, unless you're maybe the true generals and stuff like this, they're kind of used to following orders from the government, and that doesn't always equal the best congressman.
01:26:16.000The multinational corporations and the big bankers are their generals, and they just follow the order.
01:26:21.000I don't want to, I want to clarify, I don't think that being in the military makes you a great leader, but I think that great leaders are drawn to military command.
01:26:29.000And when you find out that you've been commanding a military on a false premise and you've been kicking in doors in Fallujah and killing families like- Okay, do you assume the same with the police though?
01:27:35.000Yeah, they're keeping the administration going.
01:27:37.000The point I'm trying to make is, when you say that, if you want to make a point about people who have seen combat, it's different from the military in general.
01:27:44.000No, no, I'm talking about command structure, basically.
01:27:47.000Somebody who repaired refrigerators in Nebraska is no different than a private refrigerator repairman.
01:27:53.000I mean, I guess with the basic training... Yeah, but great leaders aren't drawn... I'm not saying maybe you're a refrigerator repairman and you are a great leader, but usually great leaders are drawn to military command.
01:28:00.000Like, they want to protect and serve the world.
01:28:03.000I think maybe you're picturing people of the past that, maybe the World War II era, Military veterans, which a lot of them did see combat if you were in World War II, and equating that to what today is, but I just don't see it today.
01:28:16.000Bro, when a 22-year-old gets a commission and then outranks a 45-year-old NCO, those are funny scenarios that I've seen as just someone as a family member What is it called?
01:28:34.000I just have family members and I'm buying food and I hear the grumbling from the guy who's a non-commissioned officer being like, why is a 22-year-old giving me the business?
01:29:04.000That's literally what's happening right now.
01:29:07.000Society has been shattered by the war in Iraq.
01:29:08.000Okay, I think maybe you can put part of the blame on the war in Iraq, but I'm just,
01:29:14.000you know, there's a, I think a lot of other factors that come into play.
01:29:17.000And I do think, you know, kind of my point about the police versus the military, you don't have the same belief in police that are willing to put their lives on the line, etc.
01:29:26.000I think you'd make a hard time jumping to just because it's military police is different.
01:29:33.000The commanding force of our military is like some of the greatest humans on earth.
01:29:36.000That's why they're in charge of our military.
01:29:38.000And we need those people in civilian life doing the same thing for our consciousness.
01:29:42.000Are these the same people that you were earlier talking about committing the atrocities of sending drones over and killing people in frivolous wars?
01:29:48.000Yeah, they were ordered by George Well, then you're not a damn leader!
01:29:51.000You're not an effing leader if you do what the hell you were told because someone had a piece of brass on their shoulder.
01:29:56.000Again, I know I'm getting canceled, I'm sorry.
01:29:57.000But nonetheless, these people are still following orders.
01:30:00.000And that to me, there's been a lot of horrific evil that's taken place in the world because of following orders.
01:30:06.000And Donald Trump, Obama, Bush, Clinton, all of these presidents have the generals walk in and say, here's what we're going to do and why we have to do it.
01:30:31.000That's according to Trump's own son, by the way, not just hearsay.
01:30:35.000And look at what they did when Trump was like, you know what, I'm getting our troops out of Syria because I made a promise to the American people.
01:30:46.000Well, I mentioned that they should not grow old.
01:30:47.000And when you see returning troops get treated like garbage, like it just shatters their confidence and makes them unable to function in society.
01:30:54.000Like it's for our troops to come back from Iraq and Afghanistan and be treated like they did something wrong is the worst morale destruction of our society.
01:31:18.000I understand that they were mistreated some of them when they got back, but I guess my point is you're saying that where did the men go, and I guess, so did we lose men being men after Vietnam, or did it happen after Iraq?
01:31:30.000Our current society, this flawed narrative that we're struggling with right now as a result of a lack of male leadership, this idea that there's toxic masculinity.
01:31:39.000You guys want to hear a funny factoid?
01:31:41.000Do you know why Smith is the most common last name?
01:31:45.000Smith, Schmidt, and other forms of it?
01:31:48.000Because whenever a war would break out, there was one group of people that would never be sent to war, and one group of people that would never be executed when a nation was conquered.
01:33:10.000They absolutely did know, and they were given intelligence, especially from Polish government officials, and there was a lot of photos, there was a lot of videos, and they had the opportunity to bomb the railroads, according to the history that I particularly saw, and decided not to.
01:33:23.000And there was, you know, a lot of corruption within our government, and a lot of Nazis within our government, like Prescott Bush, that of course openly supported Hitler, along with, you know, the Rockefellers and other very powerful They definitely knew about it.
01:33:36.000World War II was sort of a defensive war because Hitler had taken France at that point and the argument, they will try to make it look defensive, that's the whole thing.
01:33:45.000We were attacked by Osama bin Laden, we must create a war.
01:33:48.000No, that wasn't a defensive war, that was a war of aggression and they used some cheap pretext for it.
01:34:05.000When you put rockets on the border of Russia, and then Russia invades to take care of those rockets, you can't call it a defensive war because Russia is the one that crossed the line.
01:34:13.000You put the rockets right there on the other side.
01:34:26.000And, like, Russia needs Black Sea access through Novosibirsk.
01:34:29.000If Canada had our entire West Coast, had just a strip of land all down the West Coast, California, we didn't have any Pacific Coast access, we would have invaded to take that Pacific access.
01:35:45.000The mistake occurs when someone says we need to have sexual harassment training, and instead of teaching people how not to do it, Rusty comes in and teaches them how to do it.
01:37:08.000I've been with them for approximately two and a half years.
01:37:11.000Our last month with them, I spent, I think, about three grand with them.
01:37:14.000I get an email saying your content, meaning our email content, violates our hateful content that encourages violence or some nonsense like this.
01:37:24.000And of course I respond and say, oh, this is news to me.
01:37:28.000Someone at the company must have done it other than myself.
01:37:30.000Please shoot me an example of where this hateful content that promotes violence is and I will get this handled immediately.
01:37:36.000And the response is, we can no longer discuss this matter.
01:37:38.000You've got 30 days to get your stuff and go.
01:37:40.000Well the thing is when you have an email like this cost our small company a lot of money and when our main way of communicating with customers is sending an email when we have new products whatever it may be and you lose yes I still can take my email list But I've lost so much data.
01:37:55.000I know who wants to buy hoodies, and who wants to buy T-shirts, or who prefers whatever.
01:38:00.000All that gets lost, and then I have to re-upload to a new email provider, and I'm no longer a trusted sender.
01:38:05.000And we had great, incredible open rates for email, because people wanted to be on our list.
01:38:09.000So you're starting from scratch, and getting sent to spam.
01:38:12.000And it could put a lot of people out of business.
01:38:47.000Locals, of course, was bought by Rumble.
01:38:48.000And then, Rumble actually did one better.
01:38:51.000Dan Bongino, I think to some degree Rumble invested, I'm not sure, launched Parallel Economy.
01:38:57.000So what we did was, as soon as we could, it took some time, we got set up with Parallel Economy, that's Dan Bongino's financial transactions company.
01:39:05.000Got rid of PayPal from the website, and now all default signups, all signups default through Parallel Economy.
01:39:11.000It's Rumble Dan Bongino, because we are building the Parallel Economy.
01:39:15.000And it's risky, there's risks with new companies.
01:39:30.000A bunch of people, because of what happened recently, started switching off finally.
01:39:34.000So, if you want to get off PayPal, then the easiest thing to do is just re-sign up with Parallel Economy and cancel your account with PayPal.
01:39:41.000Or email members at TimCast.com and we will try and help you set it up.
01:39:48.000We, it's not so easy just to transfer the account over, because if you already paid, like on the 1st and it's the 19th, we can't like, we can't issue prorates, it's not that easy to do.
01:39:57.000But a lot of people are just like, consider it an extra contribution, and we're gonna help you out, so I really do appreciate it.
01:40:02.000But for many people, we tried to find a way to do refunds.
01:40:05.000I don't know if we can actually do it, because when you sign up, if we refund you at like, I think it might cancel the account or something, so I don't know, look.
01:40:12.000All I know is we are trying to get away from PayPal and we're doing the best we can and I appreciate everybody who did switch over and uses Parallel Economy and I appreciate everybody who reached out to Parallel Economy to support them in any way.
01:40:23.000I look forward to Parallel Economy launching little terminals and then we can open a coffee shop and we can use them for everything.
01:40:58.000After Ammon's story, after our electeds not caring if their actions sow death, after divisive media and lie after lie after lie, I was a fool for so long, now I'm pissed.
01:41:30.000But they were in the vicinity of people that were armed that hypothetically had pointed their weapons, although I don't know if there was proof of that.
01:41:36.000But anyway, the entire case was dismissed.
01:43:27.000I can tell you the metrics are, the metrics that matter are people are signing up and watching it.
01:43:31.000And so, we're making enough money to keep doing it, and that's what matters.
01:43:35.000When Cast Castle was a daily vlog on YouTube, it was losing lots and lots and lots of money, and we kept putting more and more money into it.
01:43:44.000And so I said, okay, we can cancel it outright and just stop making this stuff.
01:43:49.000And there were some people who were like, fine.
01:43:51.000And then I was like, or we could make once a week, longer episodes, do more skits that we want to do, and then make it a members thing and see if we can get enough members to sign up that will cover the cost.
01:44:51.000Maybe it might benefit to a certain degree, okay.
01:44:53.000But I think the problem is, as you saw with the Ethan Klein thing and Ben and being gassed and all that stuff, these people, it's not about policy.
01:46:01.000The movie, like, there's a scene where he puts a bottle on his doorknob, and so that way if someone tries opening it, like, jiggling it, it falls over, and it's crazy.
01:47:05.000Straight White Male says, Matt Walsh is holding his Rally to End Child Mutilation in Tennessee on Friday, hoping you have some journos on the ground.
01:47:41.000I had a conversation with some individuals who are skilled in this space, and it's looking really good that within the next year.
01:47:49.000The show is basically, we got a storefront, and we are going to create a pop-up store once a week that does something absurd.
01:47:57.000I'm gonna give you an example of one of the jokes that I came up with off the top of my head, and we probably will do, so I'm spoiling it a little bit, but I'm excited for this one.
01:48:06.000It's going to be a store called Pokemon IRL.
01:48:10.000And we're going to have people outside yelling for families to bring their kids to come in and watch Pokemon in real life.
01:48:16.000And the only thing inside the room is going to be two cages on the left and the right with a rooster in each one.
01:48:22.000And then when the parents come in to ask what it is, and get, you know, noticeably offended by the idea, we say, what do you think Pokemon is?
01:48:30.000It's kids training animals to fight each other!
01:48:32.000So that's an idea of, like, the jokes we do.
01:48:35.000The roosters will be in cages, and side note, for those that don't know this, the roosters will not actually fight.
01:48:41.000Roosters only fight if there's girls around.
01:48:43.000When you hear about cockfights, those are specially bred roosters with like, they cut the combs off and everything, and they make them really aggressive.
01:48:53.000Yeah, over at Cocktown, we've got like 18 roosters, and they'll just hang out and do rooster stuff.
01:48:58.000As long as there's no girls, everybody gets along.
01:49:01.000So, but that's one of the jokes we're going to do.
01:49:03.000And then once a week on the weekends, we're going to, no, I think Monday and Tuesday is when we set up the new store and change it to something ridiculous.
01:49:10.000And then, uh, with, uh, throughout the week with the weekend, people can come in.
01:49:42.000I think there was some superchats earlier that were talking about Ian's opinion about NCOs and fresh commanders taking hints from their NCOs.
01:49:50.000It was up there earlier in some of the superchats.
01:49:53.000That's a lot of stuff I saw from Vietnam.
01:49:55.000A lot of great commanders that would come in off the boat would be like, you're the guy, you've been doing this for five years, so I'm following you for now.
01:50:11.000Out of all the stocks that I have, the graphene one has actually got me a return.
01:50:16.000Everything's collapsing, but that graphene one... When I was doing calculations in 2018, I got that peak graphene will arrive in about 2029 is when it's going to be globally...
01:50:30.000Crooked Smile says, Mr. Poole, what do you think of using credit to acquire gold and then later on using said gold for gold-backed loans?
01:51:45.000I've read crazy stories about people who got mortgages and then after like a certain, like a couple, like a decade or so with like modernization and documents being moved, they sent a request to the banks to produce the documents proving they had a mortgage and the banks couldn't and then like the mortgages disappeared.
01:52:03.000Yeah, there was something I was reading about.
01:52:04.000It may have been like a scam or something, but this guy was pointing out that when it comes to debt collection, often there's so much transfer of paperwork, they don't actually even have the original documents anyway.
01:52:16.000And the first thing you always do whenever someone tries to collect a debt is request original documentation.
01:52:21.000And many of these collecting agencies can't produce it.
01:52:24.000And if they can't, you say, bye, have a nice day.
01:52:27.000Like, for all you know, they're lying to you.
01:52:28.000But then I was reading stories about, like, when, uh, I was reading about the, um, like, Dillinger.
01:52:34.000And they said he would burn mortgage paperwork at banks so that they couldn't ever try to recover the property or prove that there was a loan on it or anything like that.
01:53:33.000That would be the liberal thing, would be like, we're going to change what we don't like, whereas the conservative thing is like, just keep it the same.
01:53:39.000Paul Renfer says, so when's the Castcastle episode of Ian?
01:53:44.000Bring down on one knee with a ring, asking Luke to start a business for Luke to flex muscles, rejecting Ian because he is married to his workout regimen.
01:55:24.000Yeah, maybe we can talk about it on the after show.
01:55:26.000I think we have a couple of ideas to talk about.
01:55:27.000But I think a lot of what's happening is they're focusing lasers into the sky and distorting radar and causing like a A morphing of the environment that looks like a craft, then they're moving it around all weird.
01:55:39.000They move it around like what a craft might do to get the pilots to think maybe it's an actual craft, setting people up for some sort of false flag, or whatever.
01:55:46.000But they're testing, like, laser technology called talking plasma.
01:56:48.000All right, Cindy Drellick says, regarding Breaking Bad, Walter White had some funny gun scenes, but as a whole, did the show get guns and ammo somewhat right?
01:56:57.000Glad you finally saw the best TV series out there, Heisenberg.
01:57:46.000Yeah, George Lucas did that with Star Wars episode 1 as he wrote the prequel second, but he pretended like you didn't already see the episode 4, 5, and 6, and that you were going to watch them in sequence, but everyone already knew that Palpatine was the Emperor.
02:00:38.000Apparently someone told him he was helping Nazis, so he was like, oh cool, and then he took it down.
02:00:42.000It's like, look man, I think there's some good in that.
02:00:47.000Someone like Chris, who knows that his whole bit was like making jokes and talking about games and movies and comedy and hanging out with his roommates, was getting dragged into a political conflict and all of a sudden said like, why am I in this?
02:01:00.000And a bunch of those guys did, said, I don't want to be political.
02:01:32.000Smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share this show with your friends and become a member at TimCast.com so you can watch the uncensored after show that we will have tonight at about 11pm and The show from yesterday with Em and Bundy was amazing.
02:01:45.000Plus, the Cast Castle vlog is silly, offensive shenanigans.
02:02:32.000Maybe on the after show we can talk about phthalates and like what you've been doing with your diet, because you've got like a revolutionary diet.