Join us as we discuss Kanye West's purchase of a kosher restaurant, the growing number of instances where Jews are offended by Kanye's comments, and why we should all be worried about what people are saying to each other in public. Plus, we have a special guest, Chadwick Moore of The Spectator, joins us to talk about his new book, "Diversity, inclusivity, and equity training" and much, much more.
00:00:33.000Well, today's gonna be really weird, and yes, this was just the first story.
00:00:37.000So not only is Kanye West buying Parler after being censored, more interviews have come out where he's talking about Jewish people, and okay, we'll have to talk about that.
00:00:45.000But then I saw that, I think it's, let me just make sure, it's Boston University, I think.
00:00:53.000They took the spike protein from Omicron, which is infectious, and combined it with the alpha strain, which is deadly, creating a COVID strain that has an 80% mortality rate.
00:02:49.000I'm a contributing editor at The Spectator.
00:02:51.000I am also editor-in-chief of Outspoken, which is a LGBT-centric free speech opinion and news site.
00:02:58.000And I've got a book out now called So You've Been Sent to Diversity Training.
00:03:03.000It's a really fun romp into the nefarious and rampant business of DEI training in the workplace.
00:03:07.000So I get to talk to, I talk to Police officers, guys in the military, guys on oil rigs, secretaries, CEOs about their experiences with DEI.
00:03:42.000Fetterman's using this machine to translate sound to detect so we can understand what people are saying, because he can't... his brain isn't processing it anymore.
00:05:27.000Look, I got no beef, but when Parler was issuing the release about this purchase, confirming it, they accidentally copied every, I'm assuming, what's every PR email, and there's just hundreds of people.
00:05:43.000So I get an email, with hundreds of other emails attached to it.
00:05:47.000And I get these PR emails all the time.
00:05:48.000Normally what happens is you blind carbon copy someone.
00:05:51.000So you put all your PR contacts in BCC so no one can see anybody else,
00:05:55.000but they accidentally just carbon copied every one of their contacts.
00:05:58.000I'm assuming everyone, but it's hundreds.
00:06:00.000And then all of a sudden I start getting responses.
00:06:02.000People are emailing me, and I'm like, wait, what's happening?
00:06:06.000And then all of a sudden I see a bunch of people I know that are on this email thread, and I'm like, yo, Parler just sent out the email addresses of all these VIPs and high-profile people to everyone else.
00:06:16.000So now we've got, like, you know, Charlie Kirk.
00:06:54.000So that happened, and they sent me an email apologizing.
00:06:57.000And so it's like, you know, these things happen, but this happened.
00:07:00.000And I was kind of thinking like, this might be like a big story, because there might be some people who don't want anyone to know that they've been in communication with Parler or something like that.
00:07:07.000So one email from someone said, like, they seemed pissed.
00:07:11.000They said, Parler really values our privacy, I guess.
00:08:14.000But, you know, he can call himself whatever I want.
00:08:16.000The question is, you know, look, Parler was... I think Parler may have been about to displace Twitter.
00:08:23.000It was growing so rapidly, it was at the top of the charts, everybody was getting on it, and they really had this momentum, and then Big Tech colluded all at once, with a false pretext, January 6th, to just ban them outright.
00:08:35.000So, they have, Parler did have a big impact, but I don't know if it's there anymore.
00:08:40.000I guess Kanye is just making sure he can't be banned from any kind of social media, he'll still be able to post stuff?
00:08:44.000Well, yeah, he was banned from, of course, Twitter and Instagram because of his salacious comments that, of course, he was making.
00:08:52.000He's also being described by some people as an artistic genius and other people as just a crazy lunatic.
00:08:57.000Either way, I think there's going to be some exciting changes coming to Parler.
00:09:01.000It's going to be interesting to see what he does with the platform.
00:09:04.000He definitely is an outside-of-the-box thinker, to say the least.
00:09:07.000He also was just caught wearing a Satoshi Nakamoto hat.
00:09:11.000He was just debanked by, of course, JPMorgan and Chase, the bank of Jeffrey Epstein, who of course... Invert that, though.
00:09:17.000He got debanked and then wore a Satoshi Nakamoto, right?
00:10:52.000He's like, I don't even know if you guys are going to air this because you won't air my comments.
00:10:56.000But he's made comments about Jewish people that I think are either he's speaking very, very poorly or he's just completely wrong and has really bad information.
00:11:07.000And I think people can be susceptible to conspiracy theories when they read things that are incorrect.
00:11:11.000It doesn't mean... I don't think he's insane.
00:11:13.000You know, I think he just... he thinks things that aren't correct.
00:11:16.000Or he's expressing himself in a very poor way.
00:11:56.000He said something about repealing the 13th Amendment, and everyone claimed that he was pro-slavery, He clarified what he meant was the 13th Amendment allows slavery.
00:12:06.000It specifically says if you're incarcerated, it says you can't be a slave unless you're incarcerated or something like that.
00:12:12.000Like, and what he was saying is you shouldn't be able to be enslaved for any reason.
00:12:34.000And there is something he said about how he has his bank account closed and you're right, Jeffrey Epstein's wasn't.
00:12:40.000And they even had like a press release about why they weren't going to close Jeffrey Epstein's like back before.
00:12:45.000Even when there was red flags and warnings and he was a convicted person who hurt children.
00:12:49.000Right, but, you know, someone's words are worse, apparently, than sex trafficking.
00:12:54.000But no, no, no, I think there was also a clarification on that specific story, in that he was actually debanked before making those statements.
00:14:00.000If I was Kanye, I'd be hiring a bunch of security guards because he's got a lot of people that are real pissed off and that's... It's dangerous out there, man.
00:14:08.000And with Kanye owning Parler, then it maybe won't be necessarily like a right-wing social media, you know what I mean?
00:14:14.000It might be actually just apolitical people, his fans that have no interest or aren't even right-wing, you know?
00:15:27.000That's really crazy to me that I don't understand how people... I kind of feel like people are pretending to not get that my jokes make no sense because they want to have something to be angry about.
00:15:49.000I don't have an argument for it, but you know, something demonic about it.
00:15:53.000And then everybody goes nuts and it's just like, these are not serious people.
00:15:57.000And you don't insult anime fans, because I was on the pop culture show earlier and I said something like, you know, what constitutes being anime?
00:17:48.000If something's too deadly, people die before they can spread the disease.
00:17:51.000So these researchers took the spike protein from Omicron and put it on the alpha strain, which is more deadly, creating an extremely infectious and deadly virus which killed eight in ten of the rodents infected.
00:18:07.000Why was, you know, Peter Daszak of Echo Huts Alliance doing similar projects back before, of course, the larger COVID pandemic that happened when he was exactly looking at bats and coronaviruses in the Wuhan Level 3 Institute of Virology that, of course, had poor security protocols according to many even State Department protocols and documents that came out there.
00:18:57.000Why are you wasting so much time looking at some hypothetical when you can't even figure out the original problem?
00:19:04.000So that's something that needs to be understood here, as well as the fact that, again, Peter Daszak is continuing to do the same experiments in other countries.
00:19:12.000We know about this because it's Boston University, but what about the studies in Laos?
00:19:17.000What about the studies going on right now in Vietnam that we don't know anything about?
00:19:21.000That Echo Health Alliance, by the way, was subpoenaed, was told by the U.S.
00:19:25.000government, hey, you got to send us your notes about what you guys were doing with the coronavirus in Wuhan.
00:19:30.000EcoHealth Alliance, even though they were financed by the US government, by Dr. Fauci, said, no, we're just not going to give you any of the notes.
00:19:35.000They're not being transparent, and they're being rewarded with more grants that were just issued a couple of weeks ago, continuing to make viruses as lethal as they can.
00:20:04.000I'm like reading this story where they're talking about taking this protein and making, you know, so the omicron strain infected mice, the mice did not die.
00:20:14.000They then created, like, the Omicron S strain, or whatever they're calling it, and it killed 8 out of 10.
00:20:18.000And they were like, oh look, we did it!
00:20:32.000We had a conversation with Drew Miller, who has a PhD in, you know, nuclear wartime battlefield stuff or whatever, and he was saying, He was talking about how we have no biolabs in the United States.
00:20:44.000The United States does not operate bioweapons labs.
00:20:49.000laboratories are making extremely deadly viruses, that they're extremely infectious and extremely lethal, and you argue, they're not weapons because we don't use them for that.
00:22:45.000Yeah, there's also a pangolin involved here, and I think that was an episode of South Park as well.
00:22:49.000But again, And ever since COVID, there have been 40 new biological labs that have been started up doing extremely dangerous testing, mixing in viruses, and again, there's no perfect security at these places.
00:23:03.000We have to understand, it takes one small mistake, it takes one hole, one puncture, one mistake, one intern, And that virus spreads everywhere.
00:23:14.000So where is the- all these worthless international organizations we have, where is the international effort and treaty against proflating this sort of research as a game of function?
00:23:23.000We have it all with nuclear weapons, where is this going on?
00:23:25.000Well, bioweapons are apparently banned under treaties.
00:23:27.000And that's what we were talking about last week.
00:23:29.000And so it's like, we're not making weapons, we're just making extremely deadly viruses that serve no purpose other than killing.
00:23:48.000So, you know, with mutually assured destruction, I suppose the argument is, you know, if we didn't have nuclear weapons, we'd be at the behest or, you know, of anyone else, the beck and call of anyone else who has nukes who can threaten us.
00:23:59.000So everybody gets them and then you can't bully someone.
00:24:03.000You could say something similar for any kind of bioweapon.
00:24:06.000It's like, hey, we all have them, so you better not release them.
00:24:29.000Imagine what else they're doing that we don't know about that's not in the United States.
00:24:34.000That's in Myanmar or in Ukraine or wherever it may be that these people are taking their money, investing it, and doing research in extremely poor countries where there's no transparency.
00:24:44.000And they prey on poorer countries because they're able to get away with more disastrous, nasty stuff that they wouldn't be able to get away with here in the United States.
00:24:53.0002020 could have been the warm-up, honestly.
00:24:55.000Yeah, I mean, that's what Bill Gates says.
00:24:56.000Bill Gates says this is only one of many pandemics to come.
00:25:07.000I mean, this is in mice, so how that directly translates may be very, very different.
00:25:12.000It may be much, much higher in mice than it is in humans, but they're basically making the point that The Omicron they tested didn't kill any of the mice.
00:25:27.000I think, we talked about, again, we broached this subject on how a bioweapon would be released, and I said, I think that any nation that releases a bioweapon will release a mild strain of it on their own country first.
00:26:30.000When it spread around in the trenches and with the infections and the grime, it got substantially worse.
00:26:36.000And then when it came back to China, they were already mostly immune to it.
00:26:39.000So now that we're hearing they're making, whether or not it's this COVID virus or whatever, here's my prediction.
00:26:44.000My prediction is we see a deadly strain of COVID, but it will mostly just impact people, countries that haven't faced the severity of this, which I wonder which countries that is.
00:26:55.000Countries with very low COVID infection and mortality rates.
00:27:15.000Right, and that's why they were putting the vaccination programs there, because they had more death.
00:27:19.000There are specific countries around the world, mostly in the third world, that had very low COVID death and infection rates, so they didn't bring vaccines there.
00:27:28.000But if these people don't have the immunity, either for vaccine or whatever reason, Then you're going to see a deadlier strain severely impact third world countries in this case.
00:27:38.000Well, scientists see it just, you know, there's a lot of scientific debate that's actually being centered around this specific topic, especially when it comes to, you know, countries like Haiti, comparatively to Israel, Singapore, what happened there to other places.
00:27:49.000But at the end of the day, natural immunity is something that, again, also topic that has been censored a lot, but natural immunity has been key to a lot of people's personal health and getting through a lot of this nonsense and bullcrap.
00:28:02.000Do you guys think Americans would be willing to lock down again?
00:28:35.000It depends where, because the big cities, especially with a lot of people condensed, they had their own little versions of it.
00:28:40.000But the government is very limited in New Hampshire, so it was up to a lot of personal individuals, personal businesses to decide for themselves.
00:28:46.000But as far as comparing it to New York, it was day and night to what was going on there.
00:28:54.000You know, there's also, you know, scientific thoughts and ideas that if a virus is more deadly, it's less contagious.
00:29:00.000But they're talking about how this biolab made weapon, it's, sorry, excuse me, this new strain of COVID made by Boston University, they're saying... It was a university?
00:29:11.000I just want to be... I think... Boston University.
00:30:16.000You know, the reason why I say it's the greatest is because you could have just said war is peace, you know, or whatever, but they really went for it.
00:30:23.000It's very long, and it really nails the peace is dangerous.
00:30:56.000Okay, well, let's see what they actually have to say about this story.
00:31:00.000They say, an understandable desire to avoid a nuclear war could actually make the world more dangerous if it means rushing to implement a peace in Ukraine that serves Russian interests, an expert told Insider.
00:31:12.000Such a move, which some influential figures have called for, risks setting a precedent that atomic blackmail is the way to win wars and take territory troops can't otherwise hold.
00:31:20.000A model that could be copycatted by even the weakest nuclear-armed states, and may only succeed at delaying another war.
00:31:27.000Pavel Podvig, an expert on Russia's nuclear doctrine and capabilities at the UN Institute for Disarmament Research, said in a phone interview from Geneva that such a deal on terms deemed favorable by Moscow in the wake of battlefield losses and an explicit response to the Kremlin's nuclear brinksmanship could well make the world much less peaceful.
00:31:45.000The West supports Ukraine with weapons and financial and moral and political support.
00:31:49.000Giving that up and saying that, well, you know, we're too afraid of nuclear threats and we just want to make a deal, that would certainly set a precedent that would not be very positive.
00:31:58.000If you yielded this nuclear threat once, then what would prevent Russia in the future or others to do the same thing again?
00:32:04.000How about nuclear weapons in countries like the United States and positioned in NATO?
00:32:08.000And what we're talking about right now is Ukraine, which is not a NATO member state, not a EU member state, not in a position where we should be sending weapons, U.S.
00:32:17.000personnel, NATO citizens, special operations, intelligence and engaging in war with Russia.
00:32:46.000We didn't blow each other up, and it didn't lead to, of course, a misbalance of power.
00:32:51.000And again, this is just a lunatic, sociopathic, bloodthirsty, neocon war hawk that's spewing utter nonsense, literally trying to tell you that war is peace.
00:33:01.000What is about our current trajectory playing nuclear war chicken that is going to be Leading to any kind of resolution or peace as we're only seeing escalations.
00:33:14.000And it makes me nervous because it reminds me of right before COVID and people were just kind of talking about viruses and all of a sudden the world changed in ways you didn't expect.
00:33:22.000It feels like that, like right before something big.
00:33:24.000I got a pitch for the UN, for Joe Biden and for NATO.
00:33:35.000know yeah yeah yeah follow three you know hey fun game huh yeah you never
00:33:43.000played it no no what's the what's a nuclear apocalypse happens and you come
00:33:47.000out of a vault afterwards I'm trying scavenge the wastelands to survive so
00:33:52.000they need to play the year when it came out no no I'm just saying people really
00:33:56.000love the game yeah oh what's the what's the big deal right yeah worst-case
00:34:02.000scenario it's gonna be just like fallout you're gonna go into the where do you go
00:34:07.000into the way land no there's a building in DC where you get the Lincolns
00:34:12.000repeater I can't remember what it is But whenever I start Fallout 3, I immediately go into, there's a government building, you've got to stealth past some ghouls.
00:34:19.000Ghouls are like radioactively burned people.
00:34:22.000And then you open up this case and Lincoln's Winchester Repeater is in there and it's an excellent, excellent weapon in the video game.
00:34:29.000So I'm just saying, you know, they're saying peace is dangerous.
00:34:34.000This is not the pitch to get people to be all in on nuclear war.
00:34:37.000You gotta have them play Fallout 3 and then be like, now wasn't that fun?
00:34:43.000You could be eating moldy cheese off the ground, but for real this time.
00:34:47.000Drinking out of toilets is another thing you do in the game, and then you get radiation poisoning, but, but, too much radiation poisoning, and you get superpowers.
00:34:59.000Yeah, this is absolutely just so mind-boggling.
00:35:03.000I saw this article and I was like, I need the shirt, don't nuke me bro, because we need this message out more than anything else right now, because it's absolutely ridiculous.
00:35:10.000The Guardian wrote an article today talking about how the West is making plans to avoid panic if Russia uses a nuclear bomb.
00:35:17.000That's an absolutely crazy goalpost line that we're at right ... now that that is absolutely ridiculous and according to a ... lot of military strategist and even intelligence officers ... they're saying that it's between a 10 to 25% chance that ... Russia will use a nuclear bomb.
00:35:34.000Now the people in charge, a lot of the very powerful people, a lot of the people who control a lot of the multinational corporations, the big banks, they have their bunkers.
00:37:50.000There's multiple layers to the blast and you can be in just the There's a blast radius, non-thermal, which is going to burn you, and it's going to, like, your ears will probably be bleeding, windows will be shattered, you may be seriously injured.
00:38:09.000And depending on the kind of bomb they use, some have maximum radioactive yield.
00:38:13.000You could be, like, watching yourself melt in the fireball for, like, an extended period of time.
00:38:19.000So, this PSA really is for people who are outside the blast radius completely, and when they sit to take a shower, that is actually good advice.
00:38:26.000If you are covered in dirt and grime, you wanna get clean as soon as possible, because the particles from the radiation, like the radioactive particles, iodine and things like that, will get all over you, you gotta take potassium iodine pills.
00:38:36.000But what they're basically saying is, if you live in like, probably Harlem, or what's another good spot, probably Coney Island, in that area, or Long Island, do these things.
00:38:48.000Because if you're in Brooklyn, Queens, or Manhattan, and they nuke, That's where it's going to be.
00:39:14.000It's the nuclear fallout that of course will be affecting the soils for thousands and thousands of years.
00:39:21.000And over the weekend, I actually watched a documentary about soldiers in the United Kingdom that were experimented on by their government that launched a nuclear weapon.
00:39:30.000And they brought in the soldiers just to see what would happen to them.
00:39:32.000They made them sign contracts and NDAs and they classified a lot of this information.
00:39:37.000So if they spoke out against what happened to them, they would be charged with treason.
00:39:43.000A lot of these soldiers became infertile.
00:39:44.000A lot of these soldiers came down with sicknesses and illnesses that you can't even imagine.
00:39:48.000And this is the UK government An official military taking their soldiers being like, yeah, we're just gonna put you right in front of this nuclear blast to see what happens to you.
00:39:58.000And they were describing how during the nuclear blast, when they put their hands in front of their face to cover their eyes, they could see every bone, every blood vessel in front of their hands.
00:40:14.000They do horrific scientific experiments.
00:40:16.000And if you think these sociopathic monsters are not trying to start a nuclear war, you're not paying attention because that's exactly what they're doing every single day right now.
00:40:24.000And there's, like, really interesting fallout that goes, like, by generations, too, because I watched a clip on the plane, actually, here, and there was a guy who was around nuclear testing, and he didn't have any issues, but he had a daughter, like, born after he was involved with it, and the daughter, by age 11, it took 11 years for things to show up, started growing hair all over her face and body, uncontrollably, because it messes with your genes, right?
00:40:45.000So, it's like, it just twists the gene, and she actually died after that.
00:41:21.000We're not looking at this conversation in like six months and like, oh, I remember when we were talking about this before it all went down.
00:41:28.000We're going to be sitting in rubble eating cold beans being like, remember when we made that joke?
00:41:33.000And I'll just be gone because it's going to be in Austin.
00:41:35.000Well, so the point I was making before the show about Austin was not literally Austin, but I was like, if we're dealing with like a retaliatory strike or a threat, then Russia or whoever, probably Russia, will not target DC or a major city first.
00:41:52.000They'll target a small town first in a shock and awe strike.
00:41:56.000So, if you hit a big city, the rest of the country says, of course.
00:42:01.000If you hit a small town, then everyone in the country panics, stops working, locks down, or flees, and that destroys the economy outright.
00:42:09.000So that's probably why they would do a lower yield strike on a small city first.
00:42:13.000I don't think it would be DC simply because that would be like deciding to shoot someone in the bulletproof armor.
00:42:19.000It's like probably the most heavily fortified with bunkers.
00:42:23.000Raven Rock has got a $100 million expansion.
00:42:25.000Have you guys heard we talked about this?
00:42:29.000When we had Drew Miller on, he mentioned that they're doing expansion at Mount Weather, which is nuclear bunker, and then he mentioned Raven Rock.
00:42:37.000Just recently in August, a $100 million contract to Raven Rock for a massive expansion, and they also did award another contract for Mount Weather for a major 65,000 square foot facility.
00:42:47.000They're not going to be done right away, but they're certainly thinking about expanding their bunkers.
00:42:51.000I would imagine all of the surface-to-air missiles and anti-nuke capabilities are centered around DC, specifically for this reason.
00:42:59.000So they'd probably hit, if they wanted to cause major disruption in this country, a major economic center.
00:43:04.000The reason why Austin makes a lot of sense is because the Gigafactory is there.
00:43:08.000So you've got San Francisco, which would be a huge target, probably because of the tech sector, and then you've got the move over to Austin with Gigafactory and other, you know, let's just call it the California brain drain to Texas and Florida would make them targets as well.
00:43:30.000But it's not like the political epicenter is It's probably a moderate target, but thinking about, like, January 6th, these people thought that, like, by going in a building they would have governmental power or something.
00:43:48.000government is digitally decentralized.
00:43:50.000You need to hit economic and resource centers.
00:43:55.000Silicon Valley is going to be a huge target.
00:43:57.000All of the managerial power for all this infrastructure, you hit Silicon Valley, our financial processing takes a major, major hit.
00:44:05.000So we as a country need to be diversifying all this stuff, not just because of the culture war, but because of the risk of hypercentralization in a war.
00:45:23.000Stack Exchange, someone responded, Hiroshima, the first city, was an important army depot and port of embarkation in the middle of an urban industrial area.
00:45:50.000There were three criteria for choosing targets.
00:45:52.000The target was larger than three miles in diameter and was an important target in a large urban area.
00:45:57.000The blast would create effective damage.
00:45:59.000The target was unlikely to be attacked by August 1945.
00:46:03.000Any small and strictly military objective should be located in much larger areas subject to blast damage in order to avoid undue risk of the weapon being lost due to bad placing of the bomb.
00:46:13.000They say the possibility of bombing the Emperor's palace was discussed.
00:46:16.000It was agreed that we should not recommend it, but that any action for this bombing should come from authorities and military policy.
00:46:22.000It was agreed that we should obtain information from from which we could determine the effective effectiveness of our weapon against this target.
00:47:03.000And so let me just say if you find yourself as an 18 to 25 year old male for some reason voting demographic, then I will personally applaud you for your sacrifice as you are loaded up as cannon fodder in World War III by the people you voted for.
00:47:17.000So congratulations on supporting the war effort.
00:47:20.000Me on the other hand, I'm going to keep saying the US should not be involved in the Ukrainian
00:47:24.000conflict, particularly at this point as things have escalated to this degree, and we need
00:47:28.000to find a path towards peace, lest you be drafted.
00:47:32.000But these people just, you look at the polls.
00:48:22.000Right now, a bunch of polls are dropping, and they've mirror-inverted on their findings.
00:48:28.000Two weeks ago, it's like, Democrats plus five, and now it's flipped, Democrats plus five, and I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, how is this happening in the span of a week?
00:48:35.000Maybe it was all propaganda BS and the pollsters are lying.
00:49:35.000Colloquially, we have always called it two periods, two quarters of negative growth, but it's never been an official governmental definition.
00:49:42.000So now they're playing a semantic game where, of course, the presidents and administrations have in the past, even Pelosi, as recent as I think earlier this year, all defined a recession as two quarters of negative growth.
00:49:52.000The moment it happens, for political reasons, they go, no, no, no, no, that's not the real definition.
00:50:23.000And then you have 65 and older, which is 48 to 48.
00:50:26.000So the interesting thing is the only demographic by age which opposes Democrats is 45 to 64.
00:50:34.000Does that mean there's more 45 to 64 year olds than 18 to 44 year olds?
00:50:40.000I wouldn't be surprised if people aren't having kids but how is it That 18 to 44, these two different age groups overwhelmingly favor the Democrats, but 45 to 64 is almost 2 to 1 Republican, and that results in a 49% lead for Republicans over 45.
00:50:59.000Is Gen Xers just a bigger generation or something, or what is that?
00:51:48.000So when you look at actual swing district polling, if the national polls are this bad, and this includes safe blue and safe red districts, yo, it's looking apocalyptically bad for Democrats right now with like a couple weeks before the midterm election.
00:52:03.000Well, you know, I'm skeptical of both political parties, especially with how much disastrous foreign policies came from Republicans and right-wingers all throughout the last few years.
00:52:25.000Maybe, maybe not, but I'm more skeptical.
00:52:28.000I do believe the real change is going to happen with individuals losing faith in the institutions and becoming more personally responsible for themselves and making the right decisions with every small action that they make, whether it's their thoughts, whether it's their dollar, whether it's their vote.
00:52:42.000And I think truly on a local level, it's going to matter a lot more.
00:52:48.000I see the baseline Republican Party going along with, you know, the COVID policies, the war policies, and I don't see much changing from it, to be honest with you.
00:52:57.000I mean, I kind of feel like there's at least enough good Republicans who are running, who are going to block a lot of these efforts.
00:53:03.000The issue is, half the Republican Party is establishment shills.
00:53:07.000Even if the Republicans get a majority, those Republicans will vote with Democrats in favor of war, and the House will keep funding all this stuff.
00:53:15.000Yeah, the Lindsey Grahams, the Mitt Romneys are definitely peculiar Republicans, to say the least.
00:53:21.000But there hasn't really been a full shift, and there's been a big pushback against a lot of the populist Republicans that actually do talk about what people want and need and talk about the changes that would actually make a difference here.
00:53:34.000But to me, I'm just a skeptical person, so I could just be too pessimistic.
00:53:39.000Are you guys optimistic or pessimistic?
00:53:41.000There is the new wave of, like, the Carrie Lakes coming up, and that looks hopeful, but I mean, yeah, traditionally, like, Republicans don't ever really do shit when they're in power, so it doesn't exactly make me hopeful to see that and think things are going to change, but... Interestingly, though, oh, sorry, they're kind of the party that just sits on their butt.
00:53:58.000But our Our populists are very against the establishment, and speaking out against it, as you said, of course the establishment is still in the way, but look at the left, look at their so-called populists, like the progressives, the squad people.
00:54:12.000You know, if you had a coalition between the AOCs, who should be against this kind of stuff, and the Marjorie Taylor Greens, who knows what could be accomplished, but they're whipped by Nancy Pelosi, and There you have it.
00:54:27.000It's going to be their fault we're going to war.
00:54:28.000It's going to be the populace left, you know?
00:54:30.000I kind of feel like there's a strong possibility Pelosi won't be in office after this.
00:55:14.000I can't, I don't want to, you know, out any sores or anything, but it sounds like there's expectation that she will not be Speaker, at the very least, and maybe not even be in office, although that seems like the longer shot.
00:55:23.000It just seems like she's not going to be Speaker of the House.
00:55:25.000It's going to be interesting to see, because it's definitely a very fast-changing political landscape.
00:56:17.000We'll talk about that one in a second too, but we've got a whole bunch of October surprises, and I wonder if any of it really misses- Oh, the Nancy Pelosi thing!
00:56:24.000Where she's like, This is the moment I've been waiting for!
00:58:03.000I'm impressed that she keeps doing it.
00:58:07.000No matter how many times anyone complains about it, the left and the right are complaining about these congresspeople, Senate or House, who just make all the right bets.
00:59:06.000Run again and you'll get your effing brains beaten.
00:59:09.000What you can notice right here is I, as I froze, actually, let me just play the, actually, I don't know if I can play the video because he swears a lot.
01:00:09.000Usually you get artifacting, it's not going to be so specific.
01:00:11.000Now you can argue it's just a low quality grainy video, but I saw that and I was just like, where did his mouth go?
01:00:16.000Why does his mouth just outright disappear right there?
01:00:18.000Like, what about the footage makes it just vanish?
01:00:21.000Typically, when you, like, like I mentioned, artifacting doesn't isolate on a specific location when everything else is moving in the scene.
01:00:28.000Roger Stone later claimed it was a deepfake.
01:00:31.000And he said, another deepfake video conflating my statements about Biden with Trump.
01:02:14.000Ugly doesn't make your mouth disappear.
01:02:16.000And you could maybe argue it's just low resolution footage and it's an artifact, but look man, I edit videos all day, every day, for only the mouth to disappear in that one frame.
01:02:26.000Watch the frame from this frame to the next, the only thing that artifacts is the mouth.
01:02:39.000If watching this and trying to be factual to the best of my abilities, my response is I don't know.
01:02:46.000However, if I was working privately as someone who's been editing video for, I'm going on 24 or 5 years I've been working in digital video editing.
01:02:55.000Since I was like 12 years old I've been editing videos, working flash animations, designing websites and things like that.
01:03:01.000If someone privately came to me and said, is this video real?
01:04:45.000Like, look, when I watched this video before I knew anything about it, I thought it looked really weird.
01:04:50.000Because you can't see his mouth, and when you can, it behaves strangely.
01:04:54.000Then I saw a news story, I think it was The Hill or something, and I was like, what?
01:04:59.000And then they were like, Roger Stone claims it's a deepfake, and I was just like, yeah, that's weird.
01:05:03.000Well, if it's a deepfake, it's a pretty scary precedent being set that they can just report it as facts and they deal with the ramifications afterwards.
01:05:11.000People are also saying, look at the ear in the comments right now.
01:05:14.000And some people are saying it's a low bitrate.
01:07:26.000You think Roger Stone actually turned on Trump and Ivanka and Jared and all that?
01:07:31.000Or do you think we got a dark future ahead of us where people you've never heard of can post these things without risk of their reputation and that's why they do it?
01:07:39.000Yeah, I think that is the future, right?
01:07:41.000I'm seeing more and more all the time, like even on my Instagram discovery page will be a video of like a celebrity and it looks so real and you click it and it's clearly not, you know, so it's getting better and better, which is pretty terrifying.
01:10:08.000Because the quote would have been like, sauerkraut's nasty.
01:10:11.000And it's true and they get away with it.
01:10:13.000And sometimes I don't even bother like trying to lie very well because there was a Sun article that covered one of my videos talking about fat positivity.
01:10:20.000And the headline was like, woman says she hates fat people.
01:10:31.000That's the amazing thing, is if you sued and be like, I never said those words, they'll be like, when we said says, we meant implied through action and words.
01:10:40.000We didn't say verbatim, we didn't put quotes on it, and they get away with it.
01:10:43.000I had a news outlet combine two different quotes that were 10 minutes apart to make a false quote, and then when the subject threatened to sue them, they corrected the article saying there was an error in my quote, as if to imply I'm the one who made a mistake.
01:11:00.000I had the SPLC do that to me as well, the Southern Poverty Law Center.
01:11:05.000They took a quote from the beginning of my speech and then brought another one all the way at the end to make me sound like I was calling for a violent revolution when I was calling for an evolution when it comes to people being responsible for themselves and smart.
01:11:16.000They cut all that out and just made me sound like a violent lunatic on their hit list, which was absolutely disingenuous, unfair, and illegal in many instances.
01:11:25.000And they were sued by other people successfully Uh, and had to retract a lot of that stuff.
01:11:29.000They deleted their falsehoods on me, but I made sure every conversation I had with them, I recorded it, and they were just blanket-faced liars.
01:11:40.000Even if you record it, they're going to be able to lie about you, and your recording proves nothing because you don't reach their audience.
01:11:48.000Verifying people is a perfect example of this.
01:11:51.000You can listen to Trump saying, and I'm not talking about the white supremacists and the neo-nazis because they should be condemned totally, and even though if you watch the raw video you know he did not say these things, the media gets away with it.
01:12:02.000Yeah, and you're right, you only reach your audience.
01:12:04.000It's like, you can have a huge following and still get lied about and that's the narrative forever, you know, because it's not your audience.
01:12:11.000They say sometimes like try and control as much of it as you can.
01:12:15.000And so my advice is if you're an expert in media relations and you have media training,
01:12:23.000then you should do the interviews and make sure you phrase everything as perfectly as
01:12:28.000possible to make it so they cannot do anything.
01:12:32.000Typically what I'll do when I respond to journalists is I give them very specific legal language.
01:12:38.000I know what I'm saying and how I'm saying it.
01:12:40.000I'll break words apart from other words so that they, so simply put, I will give a very precise legal response.
01:12:57.000But if you don't know how to actually phrase things without them manipulating you, then they're going to do it.
01:13:03.000They're going to say, like I said, Blair then expressed an extreme taste of disgust in her mouth, you know, as we went on carrying the conversation.
01:13:10.000And that's true, so you have to make sure you line everything up very, very perfectly, so that if they say that, you can then respond with, they have the email from me where I explicitly laid these points out, and thus, it was actual malice when they presented that false, you know, narrative.
01:13:28.000Even if it's their opinion, if it's very clearly, you know, the opposite of what you're saying, it's difficult to do.
01:13:34.000But I do weird things where I answer questions with, like, very strange sentences that will convey the idea but don't speak well.
01:13:43.000So you'll notice, if you watched the last show with Ian, he was reading a quote from someone, from Biden I think, yeah it was a quote from Biden about Obama, and he said, He said, Biden said, it's great that we have Barack Obama, and this is Biden saying it, that he's very articulate, and this is, again, Biden saying it, and that Obama's the first clean, again, Biden saying it, African American, Biden said that, doing something like that so that they can't quote you without including all of that or putting a bunch of ellipses.
01:14:12.000You just make it very, very difficult for them to try and misconstrue what it is.
01:14:15.000That's like a rudimentary way to try and, but if you answer with something like that, they usually will just don't even bother trying to incorporate what you said.
01:14:59.000I know that I can have a family, she said.
01:15:00.000I want to be a mom one day, and I absolutely can.
01:15:04.000Featuring a trans woman on a podcast about girlhood was apparently too much to bear for hordes of transphobic Twitter users who are now calling for a boycott of the beauty company.
01:16:27.000Um, second of all, there's something really creepy about, like, an adult claiming to be experiencing girlhood.
01:16:32.000Like, even if this person's gonna run with the idea that they can become an actual woman, and even if that's the narrative, that doesn't make you a girl.
01:16:42.000So it's this weird, like, infantilizing thing that's disturbing.
01:16:47.000So, my—look, I think this might be a troll. I wish. And, and, and, you
01:16:54.000know, I don't know how you talk about this while trying, look, I don't care if someone's gender fluid.
01:17:02.000People can live their lives as they want to hang out.
01:17:04.000In fact, this is interesting, Blair, you brought up that you've been on the show, this is your fourth time, but we've never actually talked about any of this stuff.
01:18:55.000Because there's another video released by Dylan literally talking about how we have to normalize women having bulges in their pants as they wear tight pants.
01:19:07.000But also, another big part of the boycott outrage was that Dylan Mulvaney did a video with a bunch of tampons, like a handful, like a novelty amount, saying that, you know, they've been carrying them around for a long time but don't need them, and then refers to women's junk as Barbie pouches.
01:19:42.000This is, maybe they're genuine and that's just who they are and okay, but you know, all of these things together, which are seemingly intended to be as offensive as possible to women, like the end of this video is, let me jump to it, where Dylan falls, bug, watch.
01:21:41.000It helps Dylan because it gets followers and whatever, but it pisses off women, definitely pisses off trans people, it just hurts everyone.
01:21:48.000And the Ulta thing, I think we were talking about earlier how it's really, it's like the market has kind of capped with women buying cosmetics.
01:21:55.000It's like now they have to sell to males.
01:22:00.000The reason why I think they do the beauty of, so look, capitalism is why you are going to see more and more of this and there's nothing you can do to stop it.
01:22:08.000Even with the Ulta boycott, it's very few women who are going to do it.
01:22:12.000The average woman says, I don't care about politics.
01:22:15.000I just need, you know, foundation 122 or whatever number it is.
01:23:03.000Big YouTubers that are males who wear makeup, be they trans or gay or just for like, there are just straight guys that are, you know, metro or whatever they call it, who wear makeup.
01:23:13.000This is a maximum market share opportunity for Ulta.
01:23:18.000They're probably having meetings saying, we don't care about the culture, we care about can we sell more, and now we can.
01:23:24.000We have just opened up half the population that we were missing before.
01:24:59.000It's like, no one likes this stuff, and the blanket, you know, phrasing that it's all TERFs that are upset about it, it's like, I don't think even 20% of people who are complaining about it know what a TERF is.
01:25:10.000I've seen a bunch of videos from just, like, run-of-the-mill college-age women being like, two adult males talking about girlhood is offensive.
01:25:18.000It's the weirdest thing to me, though.
01:25:19.000In the hierarchy of oppression, that, like, women are now basically off.
01:25:25.000Like, women throughout history, they, you know, they say patriarchy, all these things.
01:25:29.000Now, all of a sudden, you've got biological males talking about girlhood, and when a woman speaks up, the woman is the problem.
01:25:34.000Well, this is the problem with the trans movement in general and why, like, I learned very early on, even despite being trans, that I didn't want any part of it.
01:25:42.000You know, it's like, it's not just about you for these people.
01:26:01.000Now it's this adversarial relationship.
01:26:03.000And it's a movement that poses a threat to women and children now, which I don't think any movement that even is perceived that way can survive.
01:26:10.000Well, I think, you know, thinking on a deeper level, in my own personal opinion, the last few years there was a psychological, emotional and physical war against men.
01:26:19.000And I think that war was very successful, and it destroyed manhood, masculinity, testosterone, sperm levels, you name it.
01:26:27.000The modern man has been pretty much subjugated and destroyed.
01:26:30.000Now I think the agenda is moving up towards women, and I think the same thing's happening to women right now, and we're seeing the early phases of this larger psychological, mental, physical, and emotional attack that they're going through.
01:26:43.000Do you think one solution, Luke, might be that men should sunbathe their testicles?
01:26:47.000Uh, well, you gotta be careful giving too much heat on your balls because it's actually bad.
01:27:29.000It's probably by the fashion industry, which is connected to a lot of people who love to go on that island that we love to talk about, Mr. Epstein's island.
01:27:37.000So the fashion industry, again, a lot of the top people, Victoria's Secret, you name it, all those fashion moguls.
01:28:18.000Like, think about anything, any kind of product that has a small market share, and you will see them try to expand it.
01:28:24.000This is what we've been seeing across the board.
01:28:26.000The reason why, you know, Disney is trying to do diversity is, it's not because... Many of the younger employees are probably fully into the die cult.
01:28:35.000But a lot of the executives are just like, we're not making enough money!
01:28:38.000Like, we've capitalized the white suburban mom market.
01:28:42.000And it's like, well, you've got to make products for those markets.
01:28:45.000So this is why there's a conspiracy theory that there's a mixed race agenda.
01:28:49.000Because almost every commercial now has a mixed race family.
01:28:53.000It is not because they're trying to get people to race mix.
01:28:57.000It's because they're trying to make one commercial with one budget that will cater to a black person and a white person at the same time.
01:29:06.000The problem is it ends up just being alienating for everybody because people don't relate to these.
01:29:12.000You do a commercial where it's a family in a suburb, regardless of race, with granite countertops and they're pouring bowls of cereal or making Rice Krispie treats together.
01:29:19.000That is meaningless to people who live in cities.
01:29:24.000But a lot of people who are conspiracists will see that and they'll be like, they're trying to convince us to have interracial relationships.
01:29:30.000And it's like, bro, I think that might've been like 60-something years ago.
01:29:33.000Right now, they're just trying to not spend money on marketing.
01:29:44.000Like, Elta's probably high-fiving their marketing team right now for this.
01:29:48.000And they're going through a list and they're going to be like, we got this podcast, but Timcast IRL talked about it for 20 minutes, and they're going to go, wow, good job, guys.
01:29:56.000And there's something to that, because it's like, as much as the video annoyed me, and it's gross, and, you know, I maybe won't shop there for a couple weeks, it's like, when this is the back of my mind just gone in history, I'll just be shopping at Ulta.
01:30:08.000Yeah, you're gonna be like, walking down the street looking at your phone as someone criticizes this, and then you're gonna look to your left at Ulta and they're gonna have new shiny cosmetic and you're gonna go, and then you're gonna turn your phone off and walk inside and buy it.
01:31:38.000Become a member at TimCast.com, smash the like button, all that stuff.
01:31:42.000However, I know that it's not completely reasonable to tell everybody to just cancel their entertainment.
01:31:47.000Despite the fact that Hulu, Netflix, Amazon have all done these bad things.
01:31:52.000People want the shows that are good or the shows that are bad, but in the end, the money that you pay ends up going to the bad stuff.
01:31:58.000So what we're trying to do is we're trying to make culture and make content, and it's just not easy.
01:32:02.000We're competing with multi-billion dollar corporations, and we are a company of like 30 people.
01:32:07.000But I'm hoping that with what The Daily Wire is doing, with what we're doing, and of course many others, eventually people will just be like, I don't want Netflix for political reasons, but I also don't need Netflix because these other platforms are creating something that's entertaining enough for me.
01:32:21.000I'm surprised there was a show on Netflix actually promoting people going through puberty at all, because usually they're trying to, like, block people's puberty now.
01:32:28.000Well, yeah, you try to create new customers with getting men to buy makeup.
01:32:32.000I mean, when you're convincing kids to become trans, you're talking about millions of dollars per patient.
01:32:36.000Well, yeah, the money is also in that, too.
01:32:38.000And there's a conversation we had about big pharma.
01:32:41.000You know, trans surgeries, it's gonna become like a billion dollar industry now, and what better way to include kids, you know, when historically that's just not the case.
01:32:49.000It was always like one or two one-offs in Sweden, or one of these more progressive European countries, and now it's like kids in Texas.
01:32:55.000The end result of so much of this, whether intentional or not, is population reduction.
01:33:00.000So, you know, you can argue there's a conspiracy theory to do it.
01:33:52.000I think we were sharing it in our company chats and people were like, some people had watched it, I didn't watch it, but I saw like the gist of it a little bit.
01:34:00.000So I don't know, I don't know, have you guys seen it?
01:34:02.000Apparently Fauci's the bad guy in one of the episodes, like it's an allusion to Fauci or something.
01:35:12.000We have another song coming out November 4th, overtly political, meant to be somewhat offensive to the establishment, so I'm excited for that.
01:35:21.000But yeah, what clothes are we wearing?
01:35:53.000Well before he made me realize that I haven't bought any since so I will try my best or I will say definitively moving forward any new stuff I buy I have like 500 shirts.
01:36:04.000So this shirt I'm wearing I think I have like 60 of them people don't people don't understand When you're filming stuff, I'll tell you why I wear the same thing.
01:36:11.000I have like three outfits I wear all the time.
01:36:14.000When you go out to film documentaries, when we're filming Cast Cast or whatever, if I'm gonna be in it, it is super annoying when it's like you've gotta go change your outfit because it doesn't match what we filmed previously.
01:36:25.000I would travel on shoots for Vice and they'd be like only, they would say buy five of the same shirt because you need to wear the same thing every day for continuity in case we have to put something from the end, an interview before a different interview.
01:36:37.000So I'm just like, okay, I just wear the same thing every day.
01:36:51.000We think it's going to do really well because it's overtly political, heavily critical of what's going on in the world, war, the establishment, the media, all that stuff.
01:37:20.000Yeah, and you're in one of his videos.
01:37:21.000Yeah, it had 20 million views, that's the most thing I've ever done, and I'm like, oh my god, never done a music video, I just wheeled up and did it in like an hour.
01:37:54.000I just, I really loathe over, like, digital interviews.
01:37:58.000What we could do, though, is a masked interview.
01:38:02.000So we've talked with some people who are anonymous personalities, but who like, they're publicly anonymous, but privately communicate with various journalists and people we know.
01:38:13.000And we've said, if you do want to come in person for the show, we'll just have, we won't put a camera on you.
01:38:37.000Yeah, there's no, like, Luke putting in balloons under his shirt and then us having to interrupt him and stuff, you know, things like that.
01:42:21.000The Chronicles of Chris says, did you see the story about the former FBI cybersecurity specialist who said he thinks 80% of Twitter is bots?
01:44:57.000But the criteria for how they can direct, when they can call upon it, it's like any substantial loss of life anywhere in the world that negatively impacts the U.S.
01:47:32.000Yeah, 17 was that we did direct election of senators instead of the state Senate's appointing.
01:47:39.000State Senate appointing was a substantially better system and they made a mistake getting rid of it.
01:47:43.000Because it used to be that you needed to know who your local politicians were and then you held them accountable if they sent a bad senator to the federal government.
01:47:50.000Now, no one even knows who the senators are and don't even vote.
01:47:54.000They ignore it and they get all these local problems.
01:48:02.000You know, Shea's helicopter tour says, Tim, I'm from Massachusetts.
01:48:05.000Little known fact in Fallout 4, where the nuke hits and becomes known as the Glowing Sea, is where the town of Sudbury is, which happens to be the home of 4 Raytheon.
01:50:30.000I don't know, Jude, what your background is, but assuredly, in these di-cult meetings, they will say something offensive about a gender or race.
01:50:42.000When they do, you now have grounds for a complaint.
01:50:45.000And I suggest you make those complaints.
01:50:47.000So, the obvious one is if you're a white person, and they start saying something about white privilege, that is a racialized derogatory comment, and you can say, I want to complain about this person for making a derogatory comment.
01:51:05.000But they said it, and I'm telling you right now, if it happens again, I will escalate to the EEOC.
01:51:10.000They will log that in their corporate books, and they will reprimand the HR person and say, we don't know what you did, we don't care, just don't let these things happen again.
01:51:19.000What people need to understand is that when they talk about white privilege, they're being racist.
01:52:06.000So when you're like, I don't know if that can happen, I'm telling you, man, go to the meetings and afterwards immediately file a complaint with the person who gave the meeting and say, it was shocking.
01:52:16.000They made a racially derogatory comment.
01:52:48.000And then if they have another meeting, then do the same thing.
01:52:51.000And if you have any friends at work who agree with you on this stuff, be like, any time they bring up racial presumptions, white privilege or otherwise, you say it's a racially derogatory comment.
01:53:02.000And say they were talking about the inherent qualities of a particular race.
01:53:06.000They were talking, like, here's what I would say.
01:53:08.000I'd be like, I am, I am not going to repeat these foul things.
01:53:11.000But I'll tell you, they were talking about the inherent behaviors and worth of people based on race.
01:53:17.000And I was shocked that they were saying certain races were better than others.
01:54:21.000Where, like, weirdos have a hundred years worth of beans.
01:54:24.000Right, wasn't it like Vault-Tec was a company and they made all those vaults and experiments and they had different experiments to, like, once it happened and that was, like, part of the lore and, like, you'd go and find places.
01:54:32.000So, in Fallout, a private company with government subsidies builds a bunch of Fallout shelters.
01:54:37.000Everyone thinks to save them from nuclear war, but in fact, most of them are just running experiments.
01:54:42.000The idea was, we don't know what the world will be like after... Oh, they did, people are saying the Free States, there were partners, okay.
01:54:48.000People are saying... Okay, so anyway, in Fallout, The idea was that after the nuclear war, we don't know what the environment will be like, so if you get a bunch of vaults to experiment on people, you increase the likelihood humans survive after the fact.
01:55:02.000There was only, like, I think one vault that was actually normal, that was actually a shelter.
01:55:06.000There was one vault with 99 women and one man, and one vault with 99 men and one woman, just to see what would happen.
01:55:13.000One vault, they dosed the air with LSD in micro doses.
01:55:31.000So they created a forced evolutionary virus to try and make people immune to radiation, but it created it turned them into large giant, really stupid androgynous monsters that can't reproduce.
01:56:30.000Immortal Legends, there's a rumor that Saudis joined BRICS alliance today.
01:56:34.000I am seeing, I saw that story from, I think, a South African source claimed that- Surah Ramaphosa, Surah Ramaphosa is the- Yeah, is that true?
01:56:41.000Surah Ramaphosa is the PM of South Africa, or the president, I don't know which it is.
01:58:49.000Yep, and there was cases where individuals got diverted or had a layover and or their flight got canceled, you know, in between flights they had to pick up their property.
01:59:36.000I'm going to be sitting back in my rocking chair, and we're going to pull out a box of cigars when these 19-year-olds are like, why am I being drafted to go to Ukraine?
01:59:47.000And then I'm gonna... Enjoy it, buddy!
01:59:50.000I know they may draft me at some point because I am still a strapping young man of the age of 36, but I got a ways to go before they start pulling my age bracket.
01:59:59.000And you know, Trump was more trans-friendly because he banned me from getting drafted and Biden shunned me more.
02:00:08.000So this story about trans people being drafted doesn't matter which identify as, I said, that's ridiculous.
02:00:16.000Like, I gotta be honest, if you- if I was told that I could give a gun to one person because we're going into combat, Blair, I wouldn't choose you over Buck Angel.
02:00:25.000Like, if Buck was here, I'd hand the gun to Buck, and I'd be like- Although, you know what?
02:00:28.000I'm not the best example because I don't think Buck owns any guns.
02:01:44.000Blair, you want to shout anything out?
02:01:47.000Yeah, everyone should go subscribe to me on YouTube, that's the main one.
02:01:51.000I'm on Twitter and Instagram at msblairwhite.
02:01:54.000There's an E at the end of Blair, iPhones autocorrect it, and people think there's no E and that's really frustrating, so just search me up and you'll see all my craziness.
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