Jussie Smollett was found guilty on 5 of 6 counts, but not on the 6th count. Will he appeal? And what does that mean for the President and Vice President? Plus, the Prime Minister of Finland went out clubbing and wasn t answering her phone, and Joe Biden is telling Ukraine to surrender their eastern front to Russian backed separatists.
00:00:38.000We've got some great tweets to bring up from the president and the vice president about how they were supporting this man and how many were.
00:00:45.000So we'll get into all that stuff with Jussie Smollett.
00:00:46.000He's saying he will be filing an appeal, which is the most insane thing I've ever heard, considering how stupid his defense was.
00:00:56.000We also got a bunch of other crazy news.
00:00:58.000The Prime Minister of Finland went out clubbing, wasn't answering her phone.
00:01:02.000We've got, this one is, this one blew my mind.
00:01:05.000Joe Biden, the Biden administration is effectively telling Ukraine to surrender their eastern front to Russian backed separatists, to just give them autonomy in the region to some degree.
00:01:15.000And this is Biden basically saying, Putin, you've won.
00:01:18.000We're giving you, we're waiving the sanctions on the gas pipeline.
00:02:03.000I'm kind of shocked to be on there a bit.
00:02:06.000No, and we've been bringing on some pretty, pretty interesting people, especially lately, a lot of people that are, you know, basically talking honestly about the, scientists that are talking honestly about the realities of coronavirus and the policies and everything else.
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00:07:39.000Ladies and gentlemen, from TimCast.com, Jussie Smollett found guilty on first five counts of felony disorderly conduct, not guilty on count six.
00:07:47.000Former Empire actor has been found guilty.
00:07:50.000Deliberations lasted just over nine hours, with the jury delivering the verdict Thursday evening around 6.15 p.m.
00:07:56.000Smollett was acquitted on count 6 of felony disorderly conduct, which refers to the defendant reporting to Detective Robert Graves on February 14, 2019, about two weeks after the incident, that he'd been the victim of an aggravated robbery.
00:08:09.000All other charges were related to the events that took place on January 29, 2019.
00:08:14.000As it stands, Judge James Lynn will have the discretion in imposing a concurrent or consecutive sentence for Smollett on each count at a later date.
00:08:22.000A disorderly conduct charge for false crime report is a class 4 felony.
00:08:26.000Which means it is punishable by up to three years in prison and a $25,000 fine.
00:08:31.000Smollett took the stand and testified before the jury that he'd never lied to the police and denied orchestrating the attack on himself.
00:08:38.000However, it goes a little bit beyond just that.
00:08:41.000According to one report we covered the other day, the prosecutor in the closing arguments accused Smollett of perjury.
00:08:48.000Many different news outlets and columnists said, sure does look like Smollett just perjured himself.
00:08:54.000So he may try to get out of this one somehow.
00:08:56.000He's going to try and appeal, but he could get charged with perjury now.
00:08:59.000Now, as for a prison time, I don't know what you guys, I don't, I don't think it'll happen.
00:09:03.000I think he's going to get a slap on the wrist.
00:09:04.000They're going to be like, we've got too many political allies.
00:09:08.000He'll pay a fine and then he's disgraced?
00:09:11.000Is that, is that all we're going to get out of this?
00:09:12.000Or we cross our fingers, hope he goes to jail.
00:09:15.000Well, I mean, was anyone concern that you know I saw that for example BLM came out with a statement basically saying you know we support his position here which I thought was fascinating because this is you know I still remember the police chief you know coming out and saying you know we spent 200 hours on chase on this wild goose chase this is this is a you know horrible we can't we can't do this right this is
00:09:39.000You never see police chiefs coming out and sort of, you know, basically saying this, this guy's guilty, etc, etc.
00:10:01.000Like, accuse the judge of lunging at you, then demand a mistrial, then demand a mistrial over not being allowed to cross-examine properly, which was bunk, and then nearly crying and running out of the courtroom with your mother.
00:10:13.000That's quite literally what one of the defense lawyers for Smollett did.
00:10:17.000The BLM comment is big, that you mentioned earlier, because it was a BLM leader, Malina Abdullah, who said that Black Lives Matter stands in solidarity with Jussie Smollett because we could never believe the police.
00:10:31.000Now, I believe also Blair White had a very interesting comment about this.
00:10:34.000She said, poor Smollett, I hope he doesn't beat himself up over this.
00:11:25.000So they might be like, look, so typically when you're convicted of a misdemeanor, they have a jail sentence, not a prison sentence of up to one year.
00:11:32.000So I don't know how it works outside of Illinois, but I can say in Illinois, my understanding, it's been a long time since I was studying this stuff.
00:11:39.000Is that if you commit a misdemeanor, they can at most put you in jail for 364 days.
00:11:45.000That would be like Cook County Jail, not a prison, not a state penitentiary.
00:11:49.000But once you cross that threshold into a year, they move you to one of the like, you know, maximum security prisons or state prisons.
00:11:55.000And that's where things are really bad, like really bad.
00:11:59.000So Smollett, I think if he's going to go to jail, it's going to be a year, isn't it?
00:12:04.000Yeah, but it won't be like a maximum security thing, I'm sure, right?
00:12:07.000Even though it's technically a felony.
00:12:08.000I don't know anything about this, but... I don't know.
00:12:10.000This is a violent... I mean, how would you classify this?
00:12:12.000I mean, it's a Class 4 felony, so it's the weakest of felonies.
00:12:20.000It's not like they're gonna put him in a golf resort.
00:12:22.000The crime to me is, you know, the police are needed in Chicago, you know, the police are needed in this city, you know, and, and this is like, I think they said 200 hours that were used to basically, you know, follow wild goose chase.
00:12:38.000That was not that, that, that, that is a terrible, terrible thing for a city with that level of crime.
00:12:42.000I would argue that they're doing a very poor job because of the high level of crime, because of how the government has been implementing policy there.
00:12:49.000I mean, the district attorney in Chicago is Kim Foxx.
00:12:52.000She went out of her way to make sure that Juicy Smollett wasn't facing any charges at all.
00:12:57.000She was clearly a huge conflict of interest since she was friends with him, friends with the Obamas, friends with a lot of highly connected people.
00:13:06.000So I bet on appeal, there's going to be a lot of finagling.
00:13:09.000I think there's going to be more to this case that are going to surprise the rest of America.
00:13:13.000Because if you remember, this was a heinous case that motivated the establishment to scream out and point out against Trump supporters and say, these are really horrible people.
00:13:24.000This is the example that we need to stand on.
00:13:26.000We need to make sure that this never happens again.
00:13:29.000And then poof, we all found out that it was all a hoax, all made up.
00:13:32.000I want to pull up, we did briefly pull up the Black Lives Matter statement.
00:14:04.000Being from Chicago, which people like to point out in the chat I say a lot, but I don't really think I say it that often, but I'm from there and I've dealt with bad cops.
00:14:12.000I've had cops screw with me and as much as I have issues with like the black site they were operating, that's where they were secretly taking people and detaining them, they've done to activists.
00:14:21.000I have seen, there was one viral moment in Chicago where a meter maid gave a cop a ticket So he, like, grabbed her by the neck and slammed her and lifted her up against the wall.
00:14:30.000There was another video where a bunch of off-duty cops beat the crap out of a bartender.
00:15:48.000I thought that's so ridiculous because some women lie and when they do you don't want to believe them and sometimes you do want to believe the police because they tell you the truth.
00:15:55.000So all this hyperbole and extremity is like devastating.
00:15:59.000I'll say this like, you know, I mentioned this.
00:16:03.000Half-jokingly, I'm like, what if it turns out, you know, uh, Smut's telling the truth?
00:16:22.000Maybe, you know, during the trial, I'm like, maybe there's a chance that the O'Sundara brothers actually are sophisticated criminals who set him all up.
00:16:27.000That's why I kept saying, innocent until proven guilty, although I think we reasonably believe he's guilty.
00:16:32.000And secret homophobes and white supremacists at the same time.
00:17:10.000So obviously on the appeal, I would look out for more finagling, more political intervention during this case, because this was political from the very beginning.
00:17:19.000We saw Kamala Harris get involved in this.
00:17:21.000We saw Joe Biden get involved in this, and they were using this for their own political power.
00:17:28.000There's a book about hate crime hoaxes, there's a website tracking hate crime hoaxes, and Jussie Smollett was just capitalizing off of what we had already seen.
00:18:04.000They're assuming him for it when it comes to punishment throwing a guy in jail for 10 years.
00:18:08.000I don't know but allowing a high-profile person to fake a hate crime is super dangerous.
00:18:13.000We cannot let people do that in society.
00:18:15.000We do have an update here from the Associated Press as well.
00:18:19.000From just a few minutes before the show started, Smollett attorney says ex-Empire actor will appeal the verdict.
00:18:25.000Justice Smollett's defense attorney said Thursday he will appeal the former Empire actor's conviction for lying to police about being the victim of a racist anti-gay attack.
00:18:32.000A jury found Smollett guilty, this we now know.
00:18:35.000After the verdict was read, Uch told reporters Smollett was disappointed and that he's 100%
00:19:15.000If you don't, their only option is to go the other direction.
00:19:18.000So if Smollett does something bad, and everyone hates him for it, and then he comes out and says, yo, I shouldn't have done that, it was a huge mistake, I'll say, alright bro, I'm cool with that, I'm cool with that, never do it again, and we're good, because I want you to keep walking towards the light and away from the darkness.
00:19:30.000If you attack him for it and say, screw you, I'll never forgive you, he'll be like, darkness it is, and we don't want any of that.
00:19:35.000If I was working for Smollett and I was a part of his PR team, I would have been like, OK, we're bringing the Bloods and the Crips together.
00:19:41.000We're bringing the Trump supporters and BLM together.
00:19:43.000We're going to use this opportunity to see what we have in common with each other.
00:19:47.000And we're going to have a sit down and we're going to work our differences out and actually show that we could be civilized, humane throughout all of this and not let political discourse ruin our humanity.
00:20:04.000And this is why, like, I was actually worried that it might be, you know, it might be a clean, innocent verdict, right?
00:20:11.000Because the people that are running the Black Lives Matter organization, they subscribe to a very particular kind of ideology.
00:20:19.000I mean, John McWhorter, you know, he documents this, the Columbia professor, in Woke Racism, his new book, that he sees it as a religion, right?
00:20:52.000It kind of makes me think of Christianity and how if you accept Christ into your heart, you go to heaven, and if you don't, you go to hell.
00:20:57.000This doesn't make any sense, but to people that are real believers, right, and the elect,
00:21:02.000as John McWhorter calls them, they actually think it works that way.
00:21:06.000Kind of makes me think of Christianity and how if you accept Christ into your heart,
00:21:09.000you go to heaven, and if you don't, you go to hell.
00:21:20.000So it sounds like Black Lives Matter has adopted that mentality.
00:21:22.000Well, there's no forgiveness in their cult, as you brought up very eloquently.
00:21:26.000When you are wrong, when you are the person that's deemed someone as evil, someone who is institutionally hurting people, there's no coming back from it.
00:21:34.000Even if you apologize, you even get attacked by them even more.
00:21:36.000And apologies are an admission of guilt.
00:23:09.000I would not be forgiving Kamala Harris or Joe Biden, because at a certain point it's like, look, If you do something bad and then you get caught and you fess up and say, I shouldn't have done that.
00:23:19.000It was wrong of me, but I thought it was a path to, to wealth and fame.
00:23:23.000And, and you know, now that I got caught and it's threatening to me, I'm like, I'm going to try and stay away from that stuff.
00:23:43.000Her staff is also resigning in record numbers saying that she's scolding them to the level where it's bringing on PTSD for many people within her office.
00:23:53.000And there was this one tweet from this one poor worker inside of the White House saying, Hey, for the record, I work for Kamala and everything's great.
00:24:01.000And it looked almost like the exact version of that cartoon with fire all over him saying everything is fine.
00:24:09.000Uh, but, but, you know, these are the people that we're dealing with.
00:24:12.000People who are hard-headed, people who believe in themselves, people who, no matter what, will do anything for power, and that's exactly the game that they're in.
00:24:20.000Are the people who are quitting Kamala Harris's, uh, you know, administration, or as you would call it, because she's mean, are they millennials?
00:24:27.000Um, I think that would be an important factor here, because I'm wondering how much of this is the coddling of the American mind.
00:24:30.000staff members that left because there's other complaints from inside so it has
00:24:34.000to be a broad range it can't just be young millennial. I think that would be an
00:24:37.000important factor here because I'm wondering how much of this is the
00:24:40.000coddling of the the American mind. You know you've got these young people who
00:24:45.000are like Kamala came in and she was upset that I accidentally put the wrong
00:25:22.000There were people who were about to be released on parole, and her office argued they should stay so they could be used as slave labor.
00:25:29.000There was another individual she knew was innocent and they tried withholding the evidence to stop them from getting released.
00:25:34.000I believe, I could be wrong about that last one.
00:25:36.000There's another Fox News story that says Kamala Harris staffers leaving White House in part because they fear being labeled Harris person report.
00:25:45.000Yeah, so that's other articles out there.
00:25:48.000But the ones that I saw was scaring people, scolding them, destroying their souls, which would make sense from a state prosecutor that has been absolutely ruthless throughout her entire career and literally, knowingly put innocent people behind bars.
00:26:04.000You know, there's still an opportunity.
00:26:06.000You know, Tim, you talk about, you know, this opportunity for redemption, forgiveness.
00:26:10.000This is an incredibly important feature.
00:26:12.000And you're very right to say, by the way, that this is absent in the, you know, woke ideology, a woke religion.
00:26:18.000But, you know, perhaps both the president and the vice president can, you know, seeing this guilty verdict, can say, hey, look, we were wrong.
00:26:30.000It's the weirdest thing that, it's not the weirdest thing.
00:26:33.000It's just, it's frustrating that something can happen with someone on the right and the people on the right will throw them out the window in two seconds.
00:26:40.000You know, like if you look at what happened with the George Floyd incident, every single person in the country immediately jumps on board.
00:26:48.000Admittedly, so did I. I was like, that was wrong.
00:26:51.000And then later we start getting more and more details and we're like, okay, so it was kind of a bad situation, but it wasn't as cut and dry as we initially thought.
00:27:49.000But when we get a man with black nationalist sentiment on Facebook in support for Black Lives Matter, and he commits this atrocity, the media drops the story overnight.
00:27:58.000Yeah, rest assured, if there's a conservative or right-wing person, it will be non-stop press.
00:28:04.000Like, we had a guy go to the ICE facility.
00:28:06.000We had 100 days of violent rioting and firebombing of a federal building in Portland, and the media's like, the insurrection was January 6th.
00:28:14.000I don't know if it matters, to be completely honest, because I think people see through it.
00:28:23.000I think there's all these people, I mean, I keep talking to people, people keep writing, we get tons of mail at Epoch Times for the show, for the whole, for the whole paper and everything.
00:28:32.000And we have a ton of people that basically say, I feel politically homeless.
00:28:40.000I've heard, you know, I don't recognize, you know, I am a Democrat, but what's happened, right?
00:28:47.000I don't get what some of the people... And then there's this large group of people that are just kind of afraid to say anything because they'll get attacked in the way that conservatives tend to get attacked, right?
00:29:00.000We kind of say, you know, Democrats or liberals, but I think it's not as big a group as we think.
00:29:06.000I used to, a few years ago, I actually cared.
00:29:09.000And I think there's a correlation between when CNN stopped reporting the news and me not caring what these people think anymore, to a certain degree.
00:29:15.000So I remember I would have CNN on all the time.
00:29:18.000And they'd be reporting the news and then they'd have their stupid anti-Trump stuff.
00:29:45.000So at that point, I'm getting to the point where I'm like, people who watch this are detached from reality.
00:29:51.000But that brought me to a point where I was like, I need to inform people what's true and what's not true because CNN is lying and MSNBC is lying.
00:29:57.000Now I'm at the point where I'm pretty sure nobody believes them.
00:30:00.000I mean, the people who do may be too far gone or lost or whatever.
00:30:04.000They're still worth talking to and trying to communicate with.
00:30:06.000Maybe you can help reach some of them.
00:30:28.000CNN has headlines that literally read, why inflation can actually be good for everyday Americans and bad for rich people.
00:30:36.000So when you have that level of kind of inversion of reality, of the truth, I mean there used to be a point where I used to watch them and I just recognized this is extremely bad for your mental health.
00:30:46.000But they used to be somewhat okay, especially when it came to breaking news and it wasn't that overt, but it came to a point where it's disgusting.
00:30:53.000It's like, it's just like you take nasty food and you want to throw it up.
00:30:56.000My mind is wanting to throw up every time I put on CNN because it's just so disingenuous and it's so disrespectful for any intelligent person that's even paying a little bit of attention to what's going on to understand that what they're saying is absolutely delusional and crazy.
00:31:11.000Well, you know, to your points, I remember in 2015, I had this moment, I've been watching China basically, that was my focus for years, right?
00:31:21.000And I'm watching the American media, and there's, by the way, the state propaganda in China, right?
00:31:27.000It's all kind of centralized, the talking points are spread out.
00:32:17.000And that's where we suddenly, you know, at Epoch Times, became weird and odd because we were just doing something different, right?
00:32:25.000Which was just being truth-seeking, right?
00:32:28.000So something really changed in 2015, I think.
00:32:32.000It seemed like they wanted Hillary in so bad into the office and then her email scandal appeared and the media just kind of, this is like, okay, this is an opportunity to break one of the biggest stories of the 21st century.
00:33:08.000So, like, at what point are these corporations coming up to, like, a group of, like, six dudes getting together and being like, I'm gonna have my media organizations run this story on Tuesday.
00:33:15.000They're like, well, we'll do it on Wednesday.
00:33:17.000Well, they had something called the journo list.
00:33:24.000And I was actually on some of these things.
00:33:26.000These were Facebook communities and email groups where all of the New York media would be in an email chain or like a forum.
00:33:36.000Someone would post news, they would all see it, and then everyone would write it.
00:33:39.000So this created this weird narrative collusion.
00:33:43.000I actually think people underestimate how much this turned media into rage bait garbage nonsense and pulled the media class outside of America.
00:33:54.000So when you have people who only get their news from each other, they're sitting in a room talking to each other.
00:34:08.000Because of the separation of land masses, evolution took a different path there versus another place.
00:34:12.000That's the easiest way to understand what happens to these news organizations.
00:34:16.000You take a bunch of these journalists, separate them from regular mainstream Americans, and put them in a room, and they will evolve their perspective and narrative dramatically away from where regular Americans are.
00:34:28.000Now all of a sudden you get moderates voting for Donald Trump who are like, I think America should have factories here.
00:34:34.000I agree with Bernie Sanders on not having the borders wide open.
00:34:38.000And then all of a sudden they're like, that's far right.
00:34:40.000Bernie Sanders gets swept up in the same thing.
00:34:44.000It goes to social media and then Twitter creates, they take this weird mutant worldview from these newsrooms, spread it out all over Twitter, and
00:34:53.000now it's starting to spread everywhere.
00:34:55.000So I've actually had this conversation with Peter Boghossian, one of the people who did
00:35:00.000the Sokol Squared hoax, where they took Mein Kampf and then turned it into a feminist journal,
00:35:05.000and then it got submitted in, you know, whatever.
00:35:07.000And his argument was, all of this stuff started in the colleges, and I disagree with that.
00:35:12.000I believe it started in media and social media.
00:35:14.000I certainly believe a lot of these ideasâwokeness, critical race theory and all that stuffâdid start in colleges, but my argument is it was only when social media and these New York digital publishing firmsâblogsâbecame prominent that these ideas skyrocketed in the LexisNexis database, appearing in the New York Times.
00:35:32.000And so when people say, yeah, but the ideas originated in universities, I say, a lot of ideas are in universities, but this is the only one that expanded out of it.
00:35:41.000So when you can highlight a handful of academics with crazy ideas, well, there's probably 3,000 more academics with crazy ideas that are not cultural, you know, Marxism or whatever.
00:35:51.000But, when you get these people at big tech firms, on these journalist forums, who are using social media algorithms to pump out as many keywords as possible, you get this warped, broken cult.
00:36:50.000Xinhua organization is coordinating the media that you think that there's more of an emergent phenomenon as well, where like people are saying, hey, that worked on CNN.
00:37:13.000There's definitely, I mean, you know, there was a time when, you know, basically the New York Times Set the the news agenda for the day and everyone just looked at it in the New York Times I mean talk to anyone that worked in those newsrooms They were aware of the fact that that was their job and that was their their their right You know to kind of do that, right?
00:37:31.000Of course that the whole sort of explosion of blogs and everything took that away from them or at least to some extent, right?
00:37:38.000Well, so I have talked about this quite a bit, but I'll just try to make it quick.
00:37:42.000When you share an article with Kamala Harris in the headline, people who are interested in Kamala Harris are fed that through the algorithm.
00:37:49.000If you have a headline that says Kamala Harris, Jussie Smollett, now you're getting both groups, group X and group Y, the Jussie Smollett fans and the Kamala fans, and it becomes exponential.
00:37:57.000So what happened was in the late 2000s, early 2010s, these blogs, Mike.com is a great example because they were pro-Ron Paul initially.
00:38:05.000Well, the Ron Paul love revolution was very popular online.
00:38:18.000They started shifting from a libertarian internet perspective into wokeness, because when you make a headline that says like, trans women of color fighting for Black Lives Matter against police brutality are the strength against white supremacy or whatever, you have all of those keywords crammed in that headline, Facebook feeds it to way more people.
00:38:36.000All of a sudden now intersectionality started rising and from that we end up now in a whole world where we have members of Congress who are in this cult who believe things that quite literally make no sense.
00:38:47.000I would argue those who control the algorithms control the minds of the people, and I think that's very evident with a lot of the agenda that has been achieved through manipulation of the perception of everyone's reality.
00:38:59.000And you could very easily shape that by showing them certain events and denying them other events, talking about certain set of facts, denying other certain amount of facts.
00:39:07.000There's a lot of people talking about what's happening now in reference to the Cultural Revolution in China.
00:39:11.000to people so they double down, triple down on their political positions.
00:39:15.000But I wanted to ask you, Jan, specifically, there's a lot of people talking about what's
00:39:20.000happening now in reference to the Cultural Revolution in China.
00:39:24.000Do you think that's a fair, accurate depiction and do you have any examples of how that might
00:39:59.000But, the way that language was manipulated, the way the censorship works, there's a whole series of cultural elements that don't have to do with the actual killing, compelling people to behave a particular way.
00:40:21.000Everyone being afraid, if I don't join this sort of performance art, this performative behavior.
00:40:27.000You know, when I looked at those tweets earlier, whenever I see that stuff, I think, you know, these people are basically virtue signaling to their base, so to speak.
00:40:38.000It's not really saying, I think this is true or something like that.
00:40:43.000And this is all very much exactly from the Cultural Revolution.
00:40:46.000This is what Sivan Fleet talked about.
00:40:47.000And what about the releasing of criminals?
00:40:49.000Was that something that occurred during the Communist takeover?
00:40:53.000So it's you know, we have a we have a series that it's actually very interesting called the nine commentaries on the Communist Party, right?
00:41:06.000It's a true history of communism in China.
00:41:08.000One of the chapters that I never there's a better translation, but originally it was kind of translated in the first version I saw as we were editing it, unleashing the scum of society.
00:41:20.000And actually, this is what people do in the communist system.
00:41:24.000They take the people who are cluster B, psychopaths, all this kind of stuff, and you let them loose on society because you basically let them do their thing and create the chaos, right?
00:41:35.000And sort of break the system so that you can recreate your utopia after.
00:41:40.000And if you're a capitalist or a landowner or a business owner, they literally put you in the middle of the square, start shaving your head, embarrassing you, and try to emasculate you and dehumanize you in front of everyone.
00:41:51.000One of the scariest parallels when it comes to the cultural revolution that I see now is the centralization of power, the centralization of our economy, and the pure mismanagement of just the food industry and the trade industry.
00:42:04.000And I think there's a lot of parallels right now when it comes to the centralization of that here in the United States that are terrifying.
00:43:31.000Trans UPenn swimmer Leah Thomas complains about loss of muscle and strength through hormone treatment, and says she's nowhere close to her previous best, says competing on women's team is fair.
00:43:42.000Now, I want to say this outright because I think it's important, and I think it's something you'll typically hear from many of the, you know, post-liberal, disaffected liberals or whatever, and even many conservatives, although not all of them.
00:43:53.000I think people should be able to be happy and free and not disparaged for, you know, whatever individual life choices they want to make so long as they're not harming others.
00:44:01.000This is the instance where the transgender sport issue actually does start causing, you know, a degree of harm to others.
00:44:10.000So if that's not familiar, this is about a person who's biologically male who is transitioning to be a trans woman named Leah Thomas who just broke a record in, you know, a swimming competition.
00:44:22.000And defeated the next runner-up by over 38 seconds.
00:44:26.000Which, for people who understand something, if you've ever watched, like, Michael Phelps in the Olympics, that is not just winning.
00:44:31.000That is, like, just totally outclassing and just absolutely demolishing everyone else.
00:44:39.000Now there's a lot of people are bringing this up.
00:44:42.000In an interview with Outkick, a sports website, an unnamed athlete from, I believe this is UPenn, noted that while Thomas is already breaking school and meat records, she soon may be shattering world records.
00:44:57.000There's a few things I can say here, just to get started.
00:45:00.000If, you know, the left, if their ideology wins, then I think the simple argument is, we as humans have created these rules for these sporting events, and if we decide to change them, then they change.
00:45:13.000But that ultimately means there will be no women's sports.
00:45:16.000Or I should say, there will be no sports exclusive to females, to use, you know, their language.
00:45:22.000Or, I suppose that actually, I shouldn't say or, that's it.
00:45:26.000That's literally the outcome if we head in that direction.
00:45:29.000Otherwise, we have to say outright, there will be male and female distinct divisions.
00:45:34.000But you mentioned you're an evolutionary biologist, so I suppose we can... Well, that's my background.
00:45:38.000I haven't been doing, I haven't done it for 20 years, you know.
00:45:40.000Oh yeah, but you know, you've got some context to add into this conversation, I suppose.
00:45:47.000Well, okay, I mean, I don't know what else I can say.
00:45:51.000I mean, there are very, very clear... I mean, this is just the biologist's perspective, I think, right?
00:45:59.000There's just very clear biological differences between men and women that you can't get rid of using hormone therapy or, frankly, surgery or anything.
00:46:11.000I mean, and this, I say this with the greatest respect for people who are men that want to be women and, you know, I leave them to doing that.
00:46:25.000And I mean, like this, this sort of thing, right, just on the face of it, it's, is it unsayable that they won because they're Physically male, right?
00:46:37.000Someone pulled up the... Is that okay to say?
00:46:48.000Are we supposed to believe that somehow this isn't a factor?
00:46:51.000I mean... What they'll end up saying is no, not because they're male, their genitals had nothing to do with this, it has to do with just being taller and having longer arms.
00:47:01.000Which is a tendency towards being male.
00:47:04.000So the way I framed it on Twitter is just, look, if the argument is that, from the left, that trans women are women, and they say literally indistinguishable, well then it's quite simple.
00:47:17.000This transgender swimmer has proven women can swim as fast as men.
00:47:22.000And that would mean that all the other women who lost by over 38 seconds are just not trying hard enough.
00:47:27.000No, actually, I'll be reasonable on this one to a certain degree.
00:47:30.000I actually believe that there is a lack of competition in some women's sports because there is a lower level of direct competition.
00:47:40.000So I've actually seen this in skateboarding.
00:47:42.000Where there are certain female skaters I know who are insanely good at skating, and when I watch them compete, they compete, like, relaxed.
00:47:49.000Like, they're not gonna push themselves too hard because they don't have to, and it keeps everything kind of down.
00:47:54.000So one of the responses I got to this was, well, this actually will drive biological females to push harder and actually break those records.
00:48:02.000But my response to that is, is it gonna matter if the record's already broken by a trans woman?
00:48:06.000And then they'll never get anywhere near close to it.
00:48:09.000Somebody pulled up the time that this trans woman, the swimming times by different races, and found they were only off by a few seconds, even after a year of transition.
00:48:21.000In which case, yeah, it seems like they're still competing at the male level, which apparently they were really good at in the first place.
00:48:28.000I don't know, is this a tired subject because we know it?
00:48:53.000If there's somebody who's, you know, 13, and they're in eighth grade, and they get held back three years, and now they're 16, and I have seen this.
00:49:00.000I have seen people have been held back three years, you know?
00:49:04.000Now, a 13-year-old versus a 16-year-old is a big difference.
00:49:07.000And you're gonna make them play basketball against each other?
00:49:11.000I mean, it gets to a point where it's just mechanically... The sport doesn't function if you imbalance it mechanically with artists or performers that are too strong or weak.
00:49:22.000We were talking to... We had Jack Murphy on... We have him on every other Wednesday, but we had him here a while ago.
00:49:27.000And he was talking about how his kids, you know, want to be, they're athletes and they want to be
00:49:32.000at the highest level. And he was talking about, you know, his daughter or whatever. And I was just
00:49:35.000like, I mean, the future of the Olympics is going to be trans women. And I'm not saying that to be
00:49:41.000disrespectful to anybody. I mean, I think it's just an objective fact. This young woman from
00:49:46.000UPenn who spoke out said, the aggravated teammate also claimed swimmers have discussed their
00:49:52.000frustrations with their coach, Mike Schnur, but he quote, just really likes winning.
00:49:57.000If you're somebody who wants to see your, your team winning, if you get compensation
00:50:02.000based on how well you do, they're going to be like, don't know, don't care. We're going to win.
00:50:07.000So I suspect what's probably going to happen is we're going to have men's divisions and we're going to have subpar men's divisions.
00:50:13.000I suspect that will be the case because I feel like the men who aren't quite as good are going to want to go into trans women's divisions or into the women's division because it's going to be easier.
00:50:24.000I do not believe there are going to be men who are like, I'll take chemicals and alter my entire life just so I can try and get a career in a sport.
00:50:31.000I do think there are going to be guys who are really, who are moderately good, And eventually want to transition and then find themselves dominating the competition.
00:50:50.000I do believe there are going to be males who are trans, who are good at sports, or at least, you know, moderately good, or even leaning on the bad side, but still maybe ranking, And then when they transition, that'll put them at the higher bracket of the women's division.
00:51:03.000And I believe, for a lot of reasons, that would be unfair to biological females.
00:51:06.000I could see a psycho that wanted to win so bad that they just devastate their body, transition it, join another league with this ripped male body into a female league.
00:51:16.000I mean, South Park had an episode about that.
00:51:19.000I was eating dinner the other day and there's a Futurama episode where Bender gets a robot sex change.
00:52:57.000Apparently there's like some commission or whatever that oversees the racing or whatever
00:53:01.000said that if this if the individual who's trans is competing but hasn't been a year
00:53:06.000on hormone therapy, then the team is classified as a mixed team.
00:53:10.000And so they'll race against a mixture of males and females.
00:53:14.000But this team is just competing against straight females.
00:53:18.000You know what the craziest thing to me is?
00:53:20.000There is a transgender scientist, who's also a marathon runner, who actually did a study in a report about male muscular and bone density benefits well after transition, who said that, yeah, even a few years after transition, the advantages persist.
00:54:23.000Did you know that there's most sporting event?
00:54:26.000Sporting leagues have no rule barring women at all.
00:54:30.000So women have tried out for the NFL for instance But the closest they ever get is to being a kicker and there have been some women who are really really good kickers But they're just not as good as the male can NCAA kickers male football teams.
00:54:42.000You have female kicker I think that's happened in college Yeah, well there was one woman and then they lost and apparently the team cried or something like that.
00:54:57.000People tried saying it was a squib kick because she kicked so short.
00:55:00.000They were like, no, it was a strategy.
00:55:01.000But apparently the team came out afterwards and they were like, this was brutal to us.
00:55:05.000We've worked so hard and now we're losing for politics.
00:55:08.000So, there's nothing barring women from being in male teams, other than, can they win?
00:55:14.000Like, when they try out, do they succeed?
00:55:16.000So then we create a division just for females, but now we're having the argument over what does a woman mean?
00:55:22.000I mean, Wikipedia defines a woman as an adult human female, but activists are trying to change those definitions and alter what these sports are.
00:56:17.000They say how Leah Times stack up against her best as a male swimmer.
00:56:21.000In the 200-meter free, Will, before the transition, was 1 minute 39 seconds, and Leah was 1 minute 41 seconds, and the NCAA is 1 minute 39.10.
00:56:32.000In the 500-meter free, it was 4 minutes 18.
00:57:19.000It's the combat sports is when it goes too far.
00:57:22.000If you have a man that transitions to a female or a woman, a human female, whatever it's called, I'm not sure, transitions and it beats the hell out of a guy or a girl, breaks her face like Fallon, I think.
00:57:34.000They didn't even know she had transitioned.
00:57:36.000No one had told them that Fallon Fox was transgender.
00:57:39.000Now, if you want to do a non-combat sport and be like, hey, I hit the ball farther than you, I used to be a guy, but so what?
00:58:16.000Biden admin plans on advising Ukraine to hand over territory to Russia.
00:58:22.000This is an effective surrender of the conflict with Russia in Ukraine.
00:58:30.000And I couldn't believe it when I read this because the AP's headline, I wonder if the Daily Caller has the link to the Associated Press article.
00:58:36.000The AP's headline did not, actually, I think we could pull it up.
00:58:40.000Let's see what they have the headline as.
00:58:42.000Biden assures Ukraine's leader of US support to deter Russia.
00:58:47.000And everybody sees that and they're like, okay, sounds like we're good in Eastern Europe, right?
00:58:51.000And then you scroll down in the article and it says, administration officials have suggested that the U.S.
00:58:56.000will press Ukraine to formally cede a measure of autonomy within its eastern Donbass region, which is now under de facto control by Russian-backed separatists who rose up against Kiev in 2014.
00:59:08.000So there is a group in eastern Ukraine that are backed by the Russians, armed by the Russians, that view themselves as completely separate, want to join Russia, and Biden's response to the buildup of troops by Russia is, let them have it.
00:59:34.000We shouldn't care about Ukraine's borders over our southern border, which is porous and busted.
00:59:40.000But I'm worried about another Afghanistan situation, where Joe Biden, he's sitting there in the command seat, and then Vladimir Putin racks up 90,000 troops and Biden goes, Ukraine, just give it to him.
01:00:17.000I think there's a long geopolitical, neoconservative, Pentagon establishment that does call the shots, and there's a lot of things happening behind the scenes.
01:00:26.000I wouldn't be surprised if there's a trade-off here, if there's a bigger deal here.
01:00:31.000You know, the United States did give Ukraine 2.5 billion dollars of weaponry.
01:00:37.000They have been very active in the region.
01:00:38.000They have had success turning Ukraine, that had its sphere of influence with Russia, towards the European Union.
01:00:59.000I think we don't need neoconservatives in charge threatening nuclear war, and we have that right now, a part of the U.S.
01:01:05.000government threatening the Russian government.
01:01:07.000I don't think that helps the situation at all, so I think diplomacy is key here, and I think all of America's foreign policy, especially the way it's been run under Trump and now Biden, is shooting itself in the foot And totally counterproductive and also holds Europe in jeopardy since of course Europe also depends on a lot of Russian oil and energy that's being shipped towards it right now.
01:01:36.000I think this is a your point is really really well taken because there's there's all these complex pieces There's also the piece of like what are you know, the central European countries like Poland, you know, we were both we have both Polish roots What are they thinking as they're looking at Poland wants to be this big?
01:02:56.000How much of it is it our business to be like, here's a country that we're sort of friends with, but we're not even a part of the NATO alliance.
01:03:46.000And it's just a horrible situation to deal with that we should avoid the bloodshed.
01:03:51.000To me, I'm going to divert the question a little bit because I don't fully know the answer, to be perfectly honest.
01:03:56.000But what I do know is that, what I believe is that the Russians, basically Putin, they only really understand strength as a response.
01:04:07.000And if you don't use that as an important tool of your diplomacy, and they are incredibly aware of the fact that you will use whatever tool you have if they cross the red line, and it's a real red line.
01:04:20.000Then they're gonna abuse that massively and I mean so this you know, this strategy This is what they used in Crimea, right?
01:04:26.000They moved basically it's this kind of like gray gray zone warfare right where they move people in it's not really Russian that's kind of These people kind of take over with the support and then suddenly hey, this is Russia, right?
01:04:41.000And so how many times do you let that happen?
01:04:43.000How do you know you need to support your allies?
01:04:58.000Now Crimea is annexed by Russia because Russia wants their warm water port.
01:05:02.000But there are hard questions about war, right?
01:05:05.000And the reason I ask about what Russia is doing and what Biden should do is, I agree, I don't want ground war.
01:05:11.000I think it may, if Biden is telling them, look, you're going to lose the Eastern front because we want to avoid war.
01:05:16.000It's like, maybe avoiding war is better.
01:05:19.000And if the people in the Eastern front really do want to be, you know, part of Russia and they have the autonomy to decide where, who they should be governed by or what country they should be a part of, there's really tough questions.
01:05:31.000But the reason I ask about, you know, war is because right now China's got the Uighur Muslim camps.
01:05:37.000Are we going to be like, it's time to storm the beaches of Macau to make our way to the Xinjiang region or whatever?
01:05:44.000Right now in the US Congress, there's huge efforts being made to water down the provisions that would actually hold China's activities in Xinjiang to account.
01:06:31.000It's the same model that's been happening for a long time, and against the Falun Gong practitioners as well, an attempt to eradicate an entire group.
01:06:39.000Not necessarily by killing everybody, that's a later stage of genocide, but through all sorts of means, including these forced sterilizations and so on and so forth.
01:07:23.000The Democrats act like Vladimir Putin is the most powerful evil on the planet.
01:07:28.000And Russia's like almost nothing to us at this point.
01:07:31.000Granted, they got a lot of nuclear weapons that I can get, but they have a much smaller population and China's massive and way more powerful and way more dangerous and committing atrocities.
01:07:38.000And China is threatening America's hegemony, and the geopolitical picture between Russia and the United States is complicating that and essentially allowing China to win because they have Russia Which is going to be aligning with them when they are naturally competitors there's a lot of thing that divides Russia and China and if geopolitically the United States played their cards differently they could have another strategic ally in the region against their number one allying foe the number one competitor.
01:08:12.000That most likely is going to create the Thucydides trap, which we talk about on this show a lot.
01:08:19.000Yeah, when an emerging power threatens a current power, there's a high likelihood of war, of conflict.
01:08:25.000So I think on the geopolitical scale, that's a lot more important, especially with the picture of Taiwan, which the United States, you know, geopolitically is kind of ignoring almost outright.
01:08:36.000So to see this Russian perspective, there's a way that there should be negotiations.
01:08:48.000But we have to also ask ourselves, what were the Russians and Chinese saying when the United States was invading Iraq?
01:08:54.000When the United States was invading Afghanistan?
01:08:56.000Were they saying, hey, if they attack this country, this sovereign country that had nothing to do with 9-11, like Iraq, Are we going to defend them when they're doing a genocide on their people?
01:09:07.000And again, I'm not making those arguments, but those were the arguments and conversations that happened in their countries, and we have to understand that those arguments, if we're going to come to a table to try to understand this larger world picture that's unfolding right now, that's extremely complicated.
01:09:24.000Oh, the United States took Iraq, China's gonna take Taiwan, Russia takes Crimea.
01:09:29.000So the whole idea of the genocide convention, right?
01:09:32.000Like, I'm not a fan of countries going out nation-building, you know, taking over areas of the U.S., any kind of... This is not good behavior.
01:10:07.000There was a post James Lindsay made about what separates a concentration camp from normal forms of imprisonment, and they said it's when someone is detained without due process, when they're taken from their home and put in a camp without due process.
01:10:19.000The escalation, on the other hand, it depends, right?
01:10:24.000So that's the idea about what happened in Germany, was they were going and taking people and then sending these camps, which is happening in a lot of different parts of the world, and it's not just China.
01:10:33.000Also, a lot of people, you know, a lot of the bigger political establishment in Russia is saying, well, the United States got Libya.
01:10:51.000So that's the type of conversations that they're having.
01:10:53.000And I think, again, there's a lot of chess pieces on the table, but we have to reassess what we know, what we're told, because there's a totally different picture that we're not seeing that we should see.
01:11:04.000You know, we talked about the social issues in the United States, which led to, you know, a lot of questions about Black Lives Matter and wokeness and trans issues.
01:11:12.000And then we have what's going on with the geopolitical conflicts.
01:11:17.000Men prevented from getting vasectomies under China's new family planning policies.
01:11:22.000China is trying to stave off a population crisis caused by its declining fertility rates.
01:11:28.000With over 1.4 billion people, the decline could create a crisis.
01:11:31.000As the population ages and is not replaced, the densely populated nation could run out of workers, which would cause severe economic consequences.
01:11:43.000They're telling people to not have kids.
01:11:45.000They're saying, if you want to save the environment, have no kids.
01:11:48.000I've been saying for a while, it really feels like there is an effort from global elites to convince Americans to burn down their own country, China will keep growing, and perhaps it's because they're scared of Thucydides' trap.
01:12:01.000That when a rising economic power reaches the level of the sitting economic power, war becomes extremely likely.
01:12:07.000It feels like there are powerful interests that are just saying, look, either the world implodes from a great conflict between two superpowers, or we let America down slowly and let them spiral out of control, and then China takes over.
01:12:21.000Do you really want the model that runs three genocides at the same time and has a budding murder-for-organs industry that's state-sanctioned?
01:12:39.000The idea that they, with absolute authority, never have to worry about an election again, that they can just go in with an iron fist and a rubber stamp and wipe your house off the map to build a highway, they would love it.
01:12:51.000That's a very disturbing thought, Tim.
01:13:02.000And if we don't stand up, and we don't speak out, and we don't support what we believe in, the Democrats and the neocons, the neolibs and the neocons, will do-do here as well, and all over our Constitution.
01:13:15.000And it is funny, but it's true though.
01:13:19.000We've talked to several people who have, you know, they cover Chinese issues, you know, related to like foreign policy, and they talk about what what the Chinese Communist Party does.
01:13:27.000And we're told that there was a period where, you know, democratic establishment politicians saw what they do in China, how they one day can walk up to a group of houses and say, destroy it all and throw those people in the gutter, in the gutter, and then we're going to build a government facility here and they can do it like that.
01:13:42.000Or exactly what they did to build the stadiums for the 2008 Olympics.
01:13:48.000Did they take the water from like farmers and peasants?
01:13:53.000Every level of, you know, basically disenfranchisement, taking people's homes away without any due process, to use that term you used earlier.
01:14:01.000And frankly, raised a lot of history, actually, you know, these Hutong areas and so forth.
01:14:08.000This is also why Justin Trudeau says that he looked up to China's basic dictatorship, describing their kind of economic power and centralization, which allows them to control the markets whichever way they want.
01:14:21.000And it doesn't surprise me that someone like Justin Trudeau made those statements.
01:15:09.000And they treat outsiders, according to many accounts, very wrong, to say the least.
01:15:14.000One of the biggest detriments to the woke left is that if they are unsuccessful in their attempts to get their ideology in schools, they will eventually cease to exist.
01:15:23.000And the math is actually really simple.
01:15:27.000There is a Pew Research poll showing that Generation Z is slightly more conservative than Millennials, but still very progressive in the same way Millennials are, just leaning a little bit And a lot of people assumed this meant that Generation Z was like waking up, they were realizing, but it's not true.
01:15:43.000What we're actually seeing is the ramification of replacement levels from the early 2000s.
01:15:51.000So if you go back to the early 2000s, you'd see many studies show liberals were having something like 1.5 kids on average and conservatives were having 2.01.
01:16:00.000which meant conservatives are replacing themselves and liberals weren't. Fast forward 20 years,
01:16:05.000what do you get? You get 20 year olds voting and they lean a little bit more right, not because
01:16:12.000they believe what conservatives believe, but just because there are more conservative Gen Z
01:16:17.000than there are liberal ones that will persist. But as many people have pointed out,
01:16:22.000progressives and leftists don't have kids, they have yours.
01:16:26.000So if they cannot get their ideology in schools, then we're looking at 20, 40 years, two more cycles, two more generations, and the United States becomes overwhelmingly conservative.
01:16:36.000So this is why they hate, first of all, the idea of school choice.
01:16:40.000But the other thing I was going to ask you, Jan, because you're somewhat the authority, is what on earth was China thinking?
01:16:46.000How can you not look at, for example, a one-child policy and a country where they kill millions upon millions of little girls before birth, after birth, doesn't matter to them, and think, this will be fine in the long term?
01:18:29.000And we have to understand that this one-child policy was cheered on by a lot of internationalists,
01:18:33.000by a lot of globalists, including the founder of CNN, Ted Turner, that openly said that
01:18:39.000this was a great plan, this is awesome, this is what the world should be implementing.
01:18:43.000The people who opened up China to the world, Henry Kissinger, David Rockefeller, the ones that took American jobs and sent them overseas for cheap slave labor, those are the individuals that also cheered on those policies because they were also big proponents of population control and eugenics.
01:18:58.000And we see similar epithets by the World Economic Forum, we see similar epithets Said by individuals like, you know, I have to say it Bill Gates and other individuals But but those policies I wouldn't be surprised were made as a part of a deal According to my own kind of perspective and opinion saying hey, we're gonna give you all these jobs We're gonna give you all these corporations coming to you But you need to implement the policies that we want you to implement top-down control spying on citizens social credit score and a system where of course we regulate and control the population and almost every aspect of
01:19:30.000To me, China is the globalist experiment, and now China's saying, hey, we need more people.
01:19:35.000We're dealing with a population crisis here, and we need to take action.
01:19:40.000And they are taking very strong actions for that.
01:19:43.000When it comes to the fertility question, you know, it just occurred to me, there is this, you know, you're probably aware of this, this sort of dramatic drop in male fertility.
01:19:52.000Certainly in the U.S., they've done, you know, extensive studies, but it's abroad.
01:19:56.000They think it's unclear what the mechanism is.
01:19:58.000They think it's some basically chemicals in the system.
01:20:01.000Now, China is the most polluted country, right?
01:20:05.000They basically have very, very limited pollution controls.
01:20:09.000There's all sorts of, you know, basically human-human devastation as a result of that.
01:20:13.000I wonder if there isn't also a fertility crisis even worse than there is here in the US and in the free world, so to speak.
01:20:21.000You ever see the BuzzFeed video from the Try Guys?
01:21:05.000I'm just saying, I think we're seeing something with the infantilization of the millennial generation and potentially Gen Z. You know, I've long thought about this, how, you know, I read a lot about how dogs became domesticated and how they were wolves.
01:21:23.000And dogs are effectively permanent puppies.
01:21:26.000They retain the behaviors of puppies, the love, the desire, but they don't ever develop the alpha, independent and controlling and dominant nature of the wolf.
01:21:34.000This was bred out of them by humans who didn't want that.
01:21:39.000So, long story short, When wolves started scavenging the refuse of human camps, the wolves that were more tolerant and had the right behaviors were tolerated by the humans, and the humans who were more tolerant of the wolves had a hunting partner with wolves and then proto-dogs.
01:21:55.000But eventually this artificial selection breeds out, or I guess technically natural selection at this point, because it wasn't planned, bred out the aggressive wolf behaviors, and then what ends up happening is proto-dogs were like permanent wolf puppies.
01:22:08.000And so I see something similar in where we're going now with humans.
01:22:46.000But it's so, you know, it's a lot of this is really social conditioning.
01:22:50.000I mean, it isn't the thing that you should do to have lots of kids.
01:22:54.000I mean, it is in Hasidic communities, for example, like my brother-in-law, you know, he has, he has five kids, his daughter married into a family of 13.
01:23:04.000This is just what you do in Orthodox Jewish communities, but you don't do it in You know, mainstream American society.
01:23:11.000In fact, it's kind of odd to have a lot of kids, right?
01:23:14.000This is why the future is conservative and religious.
01:23:21.000And this is, again, if the leftists fail in schools, their ideology will age out with them.
01:23:29.000Conservatives are substantially less likely to advocate or have abortions, and they're also substantially more likely to have children in the first place.
01:23:37.000Another thing we should really consider here is that China is dealing with a population crisis and they're deciding to take executive centralized action on it.
01:23:44.000The United States in the West is also dealing with a population crisis and we're encouraging it and saying this is great, we need to save the environment, we need to stop making children.
01:23:53.000And we even have Elon Musk came out just a few days ago and said civilization is going to crumble if people don't have more children.
01:24:02.000And I believe his warnings are warranted.
01:24:49.000That means if you work at McDonald's, On average, depending on which city you work in, it's probably going to take about an hour, hour and a half to get a toaster.
01:25:44.000But the point of the book was that cheese, pepperoni, tomato, sauce, the bread, no one person can make all of these things, for the most part.
01:25:55.000What Elon Musk is basically saying is, and this is just one part of it, With a declining birth rate, one day we're going to be like, hey, there's no food in the supermarket.
01:26:06.000Oh, well, no one's driving trucks anymore.
01:26:37.000And Elon Musk is the one who says, if you want more things, you have to make things, which sounds very profound.
01:26:43.000But when you talk to people who truly believe that milk grows out of store shelves, you realize that we might have a problem with conceptualizing where things come from.
01:27:30.000It makes us very insular and we don't realize everything that goes into bringing us, for example, our pizza or a pencil or milk on the store shelves.
01:27:51.000Well, there's that aspect, there's diet, there's chemicals, there's also the lowering of the IQ of children because of lead and other poisons in our environment.
01:27:59.000There's a lot of things that contribute to it.
01:28:02.000The indoctrination centers that people call schools.
01:28:05.000There's so many different things that contribute to the destruction of the future of the United States.
01:28:10.000almost as if it's being done deliberately to this point, especially financially, economically.
01:28:15.000If you look at what's happening here, we are headed towards an utter disaster. We are falling
01:28:20.000off the cliff very soon. I think we're already off the cliff, but we're still in the moment
01:28:23.000where we think it's fun. It's not. There's going to be...
01:29:34.000I have to believe that they're like high-level banker and financial dudes that are like working around the Federal Reserve, and they're printing all of this money.
01:29:42.000Well, it's digital, so they're typing all this money.
01:29:44.000And then as soon as some of these bankers get the money, they immediately convert it into something else.
01:29:50.000They're like, they're sending the money, and then they're buying crypto, they're buying silver, they're buying gold, they're buying land, and they're buying it in other countries.
01:30:06.000So a lot of people expected this if you know what's going on with crypto.
01:30:09.000But even now, you know, I had people messaging me like, oh, were you talking all this good stuff about crypto saying it was going to be all big?
01:30:16.000And I'm like, dude, I bought it at like a couple grand.
01:30:20.000You know, I'm like, of course it drops down, but I'm happy.
01:30:24.000You know, when everything started getting bad, you know, around last year, I started saying I didn't want to be holding onto US dollars.
01:31:59.000We got a bunch of articles popping up saying, next year, sticker shock is going to cause an apocalypse for middle class workers when they see the price jump.
01:32:10.000January 1st, I think it is, General Mills raising the price on all cereals by 20%.
01:32:14.000That means if you're like, I got a budget for cereal.
01:33:05.000And to your point, you know, this is one of the craziest things I'm trying to wrap my head around, you know, because a lot of these, the lockdown policies that we experienced, well, all over the world, but certainly here in America, right?
01:33:19.000I mean, the numbers are actually astounding.
01:33:21.000I don't have them in front of me, but like, and that is actually the thing, aside from age and having some comorbidities, that actually makes you way more susceptible to COVID.
01:34:09.000It just appeared in Newsweek and then it was gone.
01:34:11.000I'd say that even if it doesn't live in fat cells, it's probable that obesity weakens the immune system enough in every way that it's enough.
01:35:06.000No, of course, of course, because you'd be insane to eat vegetables.
01:35:10.000Also, if someone was a conspiracy theorist and if there were central controllers out there, you know, what would be better than having a disease out there that culls the population, especially the people who eat the most and the most elderly that don't work, don't produce anything, and you have to give a pension to?
01:35:27.000What better way to slim the fat, literally and figuratively, if you were a central controller, hypothetically, theoretically, if you were doing that.
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01:37:04.000As soon as the trial's over, we should... Right, yeah, how deep do we want to go?
01:37:07.000Yeah, and I think for a lot of this stuff, we're talking with Steve Bannon.
01:37:11.000We're going to do special interviews for the website.
01:37:14.000Just so that we can have more in-depth sit-down conversations that are very hyper-focused and specific, not like a podcast with multiple new subjects and off-the-cuff conversation.
01:37:24.000So it'll be great to have like a direct breaking down of like the Maxwell trial and Epstein and all that stuff.
01:37:31.000All right, Fidel LeBlanc says, watched that Yuri Bezmenov ideological subversion video again today, and if you just replace Soviets with CCP, it's 100% accurate today.
01:37:59.000And she was like, I'm complimenting you.
01:38:01.000No, it's like, no, I know, but like, like specifically, like, cause I've been eating, I've been doing keto.
01:38:05.000My first introduction with the keto stuff was back when it was a conspiracy theory and all the media was saying it was dangerous and not to do it.
01:38:13.000I knew this guy who would drink a glass of heavy whipping cream for breakfast.
01:38:37.000Deliopolis says it's easy for us to laugh at Jesse now, but we shouldn't lose sight of the fact his ruse, if he pulled it off, could have easily gotten people killed.
01:39:15.000I've never talked to him or even listened to an interview with him, but after listening to this, I think like, You know what it is?
01:39:22.000The problem is he's in disguise by shaving off his mustache because if he didn't he would have been sitting in court twirling it and the jury would have been like, oh we can see it right now.
01:40:13.000Mick Squared says that the Jussie wasn't worth the squeeze for this smoulier, but once he's sentenced, his milkshake will bring all the boys to the yard.
01:40:27.000Kenneth Bedwell says, Luke and Jan, will you inform Tim about N. Chamberlain, Austria, 4-12, 1938, Czechoslovakia, 1938, and lead to Poland being erased for 65 years.
01:40:34.0001938 and led to Poland being erased for 65 years. No appeasement.
01:40:40.000Yeah. Well, so this is, I was thinking about this, but this is a, you know, this is kind of a different topic. We
01:40:48.000jumped In a nutshell, when people are annexing land, i.e.
01:40:57.000Nazi Germany, and nothing happens, this is the thing.
01:41:01.000These authoritarian leaders, all they know is force and strength, and if you don't respond with strength, they're going to take more.
01:41:10.000I don't know if it's human nature, I don't know what it is, but it's just, you know, history is rife with this reality.
01:41:16.000They're talking about N. Chamberlain as Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister during Nazi Germany's rise to power.
01:41:22.000And Hitler wanted to annex, was it Czechoslovakia?
01:41:25.000Well, Poland and the United Kingdom had an alliance and a defense pact, so if Poland was attacked, the United Kingdom said that they would come in and defend Poland, and they never did.
01:41:53.000Well, history is also complex there as well, because there's a lot of it that goes even before that, World War I, and how Germany had its land taken away.
01:42:01.000So there's... Europe is filled with so much history.
01:42:04.000I used to love traveling there, but now it's all fascist everywhere, almost everywhere.
01:42:08.000Poland still is still standing strong somehow, a little bit, but all the other places I just won't be able to visit in my lifetime again, I think.
01:42:15.000Can't go to Canada unless you get the vaccine.
01:42:17.000Yeah, can't go to most places in Europe now.
01:42:21.000I think it's fair to say, and maybe I'm wrong, I think Seamus would be a good person to ask about this, that if you're on your deathbed and you try to do the deathbed repentance, where you're like, please forgive me, pretty sure God's gonna be like, I believe him!
01:42:43.000I think he's gonna know what's true in your heart, and if you're just saying it out of desperation, it's not gonna fly, right?
01:43:38.000And then blink, he wakes up in this luxury suite with, you know, beautiful, like, you know, silk sheets and everything's nice and a handsome gentleman walks in, hands him a cigar and says, welcome to hell.
01:43:49.000He stands up and he looks out the window and it's beautiful and sunny and he's like, this is hell?
01:43:53.000And he goes, oh, they're lying about what this is all about.
01:43:55.000I'm here to help you and they didn't like what I was doing and making everybody a good time free of worship and all that stuff.
01:45:03.000All right, Gerald Armstrong says, Tim, when are you getting Kyle on?
01:45:06.000He's doing the rounds with Crowder, Blaze, etc.
01:45:09.000You know, first of all, like, I think Crowder's the same thing.
01:45:12.000Like, immediately after the trial, we were like, we're not gonna try and, like, reach out and be like, we have to have Kyle Rittenhouse.
01:45:17.000You know what I'm interested in is, actually, I'd rather wait a little bit.
01:45:22.000I know he was on, you know, with Elijah and Sydney, and they said a lot of things, and he was on with Crowder, and he was on with Tucker.
01:45:29.000I'm not interested in trying to just try and book someone because they just had this big breaking news story.
01:45:34.000I'd like to book Kyle maybe in like three months when he's been watching the news, this story's a little bit behind him, and then hear his opinions on where things have gone and where things are.
01:45:46.000And also, just to be completely honest, like trying to compete for like one of the top personalities of like right now is just like, I just don't think, you know, I can do it.
01:46:06.000But at the same time, it's like, I would like for him to develop his own views on everything.
01:46:10.000Hopefully become like a strong advocate for 2A stuff and everything, but we'll see what he wants to do.
01:46:15.000Yeah, I think right now it's like there's a lot of convert questions to be had about what happened.
01:46:20.000And Tucker Carlson got that interview, broke that stuff down, and that was good.
01:46:23.000Now I think I'd be interested to wait as we get into midterm season and then have him come on and, you know, flesh out his thoughts and ideas on other subject areas.
01:46:32.000Otherwise it just kind of feels like everyone's trying to get a piece of the Kyle Rittenhouse story.
01:46:36.000Yeah, so I went through this with Occupy Wall Street after I got a bunch of attention.
01:46:40.000And then every news outlet was like, interview the guy.
01:47:24.000So much hell has been brought on earth because of Christianity and religion, like the Crusades.
01:47:31.000Maybe that was, you can't pin it on Christianity, the Islam and the people, and it's probably more about the people than the religion, but just to say like, yeah, I believe it.
01:47:38.000Now I synchronize with God, so I'm good.
01:47:40.000I can do as much chaos and destruction as I want.
01:48:02.000And I hope no one disputes this, right?
01:48:05.000But that's not the entirety of Christianity or frankly, you know, any one of these faiths that people seek redemption through or enlightenment through.
01:48:15.000It's just, you know, it's also, I suppose, the human reality of these religions, right?
01:48:21.000Where things can go when things go really bad.
01:48:22.000I think a better way to look at religion, and people look at the Catholic Church and they're like, holy cow, this is full of terrible things that happen, and you cannot contest that.
01:48:30.000But it might be wiser to look at that and say something along the lines of, wow, people are really screwed up, and they'll use any kind of cover to get what they want, whether it's politics or argumentation or religion.
01:48:43.000And one of the basic tenets of Christianity is that people are incredibly deeply flawed and thereby need some form of salvation in the form of Jesus, obviously.
01:48:51.000So, I don't know, maybe we're kind of looking at it backward, looking at the bad things it's done.
01:48:55.000Maybe it's our misunderstanding of human nature.
01:48:57.000We've got some super chats that I think are in Polish.
01:49:50.000I keep like, oh, I don't know, keep going, Tim.
01:49:53.000Yeah, but I read it with English phonetics, so it's just way off.
01:49:58.000The funny thing is, when I was in Ukraine, there was a bunch of Cyrillic, and we were walking into this area with my friend, and there was a sign, a big banner, and I was like, so what does that say?
01:51:09.000I mean, quite literally, they go to this guy's house and they find Stalin books and, like, Marx.
01:51:14.000And his idea is, like, the show is about a secret society with magic, and they, like, they control it.
01:51:19.000And his idea is that everyone should be allowed to do magic.
01:51:22.000This other woman who works with him believes that there is a magic incantation which can free magic users of sacrifice, meaning everyone would have free magic and just be able to make whatever they want happen whenever they want.
01:51:34.000And the woman who leads the group, The Order, says, if it were possible, don't you think people would have done it by now?
01:51:40.000People have tried, but a world of free things just doesn't matter.
01:54:31.000So Odyssey tweeted that Rumble was misleading its investors and using bots, which that's a bold accusation to be completely honest.
01:54:38.000You better have proof they're using bots.
01:54:39.000But they used analytics that showed that Rumble's average watch time was a minute and a half or something.
01:54:45.000And Odyssey's was seven minutes or whatever.
01:54:48.000Something like that, and the bounce rate was like, I don't know, some stats like that.
01:54:52.000And the reason to say, it doesn't add up that people aren't really watching the videos, and they said it was bots, and they're lying to investors to make money or whatever.
01:55:00.000And then Rumble sent him a letter saying, that's not true, those are wrong stats, you're including embedded video players outside of the Rumble website, acting like it's the Rumble website.
01:55:10.000And then they said, sue me, go ahead, I dare you, show the world who you really are.
01:55:14.000And I'm just kind of like, I don't, I don't know why Odyssey tweeted that.
01:56:12.000To use that evidence of incongruencies and then claim it's bots.
01:56:15.000Why are they fighting in the first place?
01:56:17.000I mean, what, like, what's, what's the, it feels like there's like a kind of a wide open space here, you know, at the moment.
01:56:24.000I have concerns about a company like Rumble rallying everybody onto their platform and then going public and making tons of money and I feel that there's a risk of exploitation that ultimately results in more censorship because now it's public and anyone can buy in and of course public investors would revolt and make demands and then you lose control even if you have controlling shares.
01:56:46.000But at the same time, I'm like, well, any competition's better than nothing.
01:56:49.000I just think it's good that they did what they did.
01:57:07.000I mean, you know, it's pretty clear there are some, you know, Very, very questionable actors out there, and you might want to look at those first, right?
01:57:20.000When I complain about Rumble, it's basically because I fear that what they're doing is not the direction towards solving the problem of censorship.
01:57:26.000But at the same time, it's a major net positive that Rumble locals and all this stuff is happening because it competes with Silicon Valley.
01:57:33.000But it's big different to come out and accuse them of malfeasance.
01:58:33.000And so I have the same view of what Rumble is doing.
01:58:37.000They get this big money from an institutional firm.
01:58:39.000How long until they say, look, of course we don't want to interfere.
01:58:43.000You know, I think it's great that you're this neutral network that's attracted so many people, but you know, you've got this one guy who uses the platform and he's putting us at big risk.
02:00:04.000I'll be like... Yo man, you can either stick to the Constitution and allow me to explain the Constitution, or you can say, the jury doesn't have the right to know the Constitution, and you can lock me up for however long you think you need to.
02:01:14.000Says, chip companies selling air really grinds my gears.
02:01:18.000But you see, what happens is, they have the bag, the machine sprays all the chips, and it fills up to the top, and then in shipping, it shakes, and they all start rustling down and compressing.
02:02:14.000Yeah, after four days, people are like, our tech guy's gone missing, we have no idea where he is.
02:02:19.000But he's alright, so we're good, we're good, we're good.
02:02:21.000And now we'll get Chicken City set up.
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02:04:09.000That's a great... I haven't heard that in a while.
02:04:12.000Oh man, that's just frickin' A. It's one of my favorite terms.
02:04:19.000But as you can see, I have my own Matrix t-shirt on today, and I actually did a video on the fourth movie that's coming out soon on LukeUncensored.com.