Kanye West is being sued for $250 million by the family of George Floyd, who claim he falsely claimed that he died from a fentanyl overdose. Meanwhile, Elon Musk is in the news, and Joe Biden is trying to codify Roe v. Wade.
00:00:32.000So this seems like a stupid waste of time, but I guess what they're going to be arguing is that accusing George Floyd of having died from fentanyl reflects poorly on the work being done by the family, and so I suppose In that regard, they're going to try and loop this around and be like, look, we're trying to be activists and be political and the story of George Floyd matters.
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00:05:11.000And the federal government came in and basically said that we couldn't do it anymore.
00:05:16.000They wanted to make our ranch a mitigation area for the desert tortoise.
00:05:21.000And my dad wasn't willing to give up his rights, and so he decided he was going to take a stand.
00:05:28.000It got a lot of attention internationally and here in the United States and that kind of kicked me out of my little comfort zone and ever since then I've been fighting and standing up and helping people and now I'm running for governor.
00:06:39.000George Floyd's daughter announces $250 million lawsuit against Kanye West.
00:06:45.000And then it says, the mother of George Floyd's daughter announced they are filing a $250 million lawsuit against Kanye West over his recent statements about Floyd's death.
00:06:54.000The rapper who goes by Ye erroneously declared on a podcast that Floyd died from fentanyl, not as the result of police brutality.
00:07:01.000Now, you see, I love how they say he erroneously declared.
00:07:08.000He was basically saying, I don't agree with your assessment that it was police brutality.
00:07:14.000Now, the official coroner's report says, I think it was the police action and they were contributing factors, which included heart disease and drug use.
00:07:24.000The report actually showed, I believe, that he had fentanyl, norfentanyl, THC, methamphetamine in his system.
00:07:56.000Kanye's comments are a repugnant attempt to discount George Floyd's life and to profit from his inhumane death.
00:08:03.000Attorney Pat D. Dixon III said in a statement on Tuesday, adding that the goal with the lawsuit is to hold Mr. West accountable for his flagrant remarks.
00:08:13.000He also had COVID, and a lot of people were pointing out, particularly Jack Vazovic, that he was also unvaccinated, so he was like, take that, leftists!
00:08:21.000But again, this is just an opinion, and I think, you know, I was kind of talking about this story on my program yesterday, and I'm like, this could be...
00:08:28.000The Alex Jones precedent that has been set here.
00:08:31.000As we've seen, Alex Jones has now been sued by the family members that he criticized to the tune of $1 billion.
00:08:39.000And I think this is going to be an important verdict that I think they're going to be playing off in this particular court case to try to stifle people from expressing opinions that they don't like.
00:10:37.000And for that matter, Kanye West goes on some podcast, and he goes, I watched a documentary by Candace Owens, and it said this is what really happened.
00:10:51.000Because I got a bunch of lawsuits I could file against all the fake news.
00:10:54.000And you know what, if they want to play this game, each and every one of you can sue all of the fake news outlets for every lie they put out.
00:11:00.000I'm glad we're revisiting the George Floyd stuff because it really concerned me the amount of drugs he had in his system.
00:11:05.000According to one coroner's report, there were two coroner's reports.
00:11:08.000One the family had done and they said he died.
00:11:10.000I believe it was asphyxiation that brought on a heart attack.
00:11:13.000The other one said it was just a heart attack that killed him.
00:11:16.000And then you look at the drugs in his system.
00:11:18.000They said that he had levels of fentanyl that were intoxicating, meaning he was high.
00:11:23.000He was behind the wheel of a car when they pulled him out.
00:11:25.000If you see the second video of him screaming at the cops that were dragging him, like trying to control him, to take him out of the car, put him on the ground.
00:13:31.000It's also important to note here that Kanye, or Yee, whatever he wants to be called, also donated $2 million to the George Floyd family a couple years ago.
00:14:38.000It's going to get them the, we're the good guys fighting back against crazy Kanye or whatever.
00:14:43.000Or they hope that he has a bunch of money, he'll just settle with them, they'll get a few hundred thousand dollars or something like that, you know.
00:14:50.000Maybe, but I also kind of think Kanye's the kind of guy who's going to be like, he's going to go to a lawyer and just be like, here's a million dollars, have fun.
00:14:57.000You know, when you're a billionaire like that, you don't really got to think twice about it.
00:15:00.000If Kanye had to pay restitution to this family, would it be taxed?
00:15:16.000I don't know, I think I actually talked to the lawyer about this and I'm not exactly sure.
00:15:19.000Maybe people in the chat might know better.
00:15:21.000But yeah, that's an interesting point because if you say, you cost me a million dollars, you've got to pay me the million dollars back, the argument is that you're already negative the million dollars.
00:15:38.000I think this is really an example of piggybacking off the Alex Jones trial that we just saw, where people that weren't even named in... Yeah, we've got a buzz.
00:15:46.000We're trying to figure out where that's coming from.
00:15:47.000It's not on my end, though, at this point.
00:15:57.000People that weren't even named were suing Alex for defamation, which is very odd, because normally, if you're not named publicly, then I don't see what basis you have or standing you have.
00:16:06.000And that billion-dollar settlement is like, now people are feasting.
00:16:10.000They're like, ooh, anything anybody said about me that hurts my feelings, I can maybe get money for?
00:16:58.000Actually, there's an interesting strategy in defamation.
00:17:02.000You know, Luke, if you were to call out any one of those people who went to Epstein Island, and you say as a statement of fact they did a thing, they might be able to sue you, and you can say, oh no, I'm being sued, time to go to Discovery, show me all the communications you've had with Epstein, everything you've done on the island, and you could potentially open it up to be like, okay, let's see what you got.
00:17:22.000And then you get them under oath in front of a lawyer, and you can ask them the question directly.
00:17:31.000I think there's pros and there's cons.
00:17:32.000If you have the time and the money, though, to deal with it, because you get sucked into the courts and they just drag it on for years and years and years.
00:18:08.000If you get sued and you can't afford a defense, what do you even do?
00:18:12.000So now you have to have an attorney for free speech, right?
00:18:15.000To be able to speak how you want to speak, you have to have an attorney there backing you up and a couple hundred thousand dollars to defend yourself.
00:18:28.000Oh yeah, I mean, but lawyers provide the service.
00:18:31.000I've talked to a bunch of lawyers about a whole bunch of other issues, and there's varying degrees of issues where, you know, I've been defamed, and they'll say, there's no standing here, sorry, you have no damages.
00:18:42.000And then they'll also say, I mean, you can sue them, and, you know, it's just lawfare basically.
00:18:47.000Where it's like someone defames you, you know they defamed you, but they're protected by the president, Times V. Sullivan, meaning, you know, you need actual malice.
00:18:55.000Or you can't prove damages, which is, I think that's absolutely insane.
00:19:00.000Because then you end up with a hundred news outlets all trying to destroy your ability to fundraise, but then how do you prove it was their statements that stopped your ability to fundraise?
00:19:09.000So I'm thinking about like Project Veritas.
00:19:11.000How often has it been that Project Veritas has lost a donation because of defamation?
00:19:26.000No, there's no way to find those people.
00:19:29.000So I think there's pros and there's cons here.
00:19:31.000I actually think The solution to this should be, if you get sued, like if you sue someone for defamation, the immediate, there should be a, were you damaged by this?
00:19:43.000And if so, upon proving fault, the individual should compensate you for the damages.
00:19:48.000However, if the damages are ill-defined, In either context, you should be forced to issue a correction, stating the facts.
00:19:56.000So if Luke said something like, Ian once, you know, threw a jar out the window, and then Ian proves it wasn't, or Ian then sues and says, prove it, and Luke can't, then Luke would have to be like, I have no evidence to support this claim, or, you know, in the instance, it probably needs to be a bit more specific than that, but my point is, if someone says, I did a thing I didn't do, And it's provably false.
00:20:20.000I should be able to sue them to force them to publish a correction prominently to rectify the damaged reputation.
00:20:26.000Because it's not just about money, it's about reputation in the long run.
00:20:30.000And then what happens if someone defames you and the damages don't come until a year later?
00:20:36.000There's got to be a way to solve for this because the media can just keep lying about everybody and getting away with it.
00:20:55.000How scared should Democrats be about the midterms?
00:20:58.000I'll just jump right to the bottom and I'll explain.
00:21:01.000They say, even if you ignore the eye-popping 32-point swing among independent women, the near Republican lead, it shows tracks with other recent polls.
00:21:11.000Simply put, for some reason in the past couple of weeks, almost all of the polls have shifted from Democrat to Republican.
00:21:20.000And now it's looking like if you add that together with the bias in the polls as it is, red wave, red tsunami.
00:21:46.000I've been just watching maps of countries changing over the years, and people, I think, have this idea that borders are stagnant.
00:21:52.000Borders constantly have changed throughout history, and I think political affiliations, political parties, new ones are created, old ones go defunct.
00:22:00.000Tulsi Gabbard left the Democratic Party.
00:22:01.000I think it's inevitable that that thing is... I mean, as people wake up and see that the fascist business collusion with the Democratic Party, it becomes kind of apparent that it's not the good guys.
00:22:13.000I think a lot of the people involved are just involved because they always have been.
00:22:16.000But, you know, that system is pretty busted up, looks like, from the outside.
00:22:21.000So, is it more than just the women, or is it a full shift?
00:22:26.000There's a full shift across the board, but a 32 point, this is one poll by the way, maybe it's just a bad sample size, but among independent females, 32 point swing.
00:22:58.000What are your people telling you about the projections?
00:23:01.000How are you seeing this political landscape?
00:23:04.000Yeah, well, in Idaho we have this struggle between what we call conservatives and republicans because everybody in Idaho is pretty much republican, literally.
00:23:15.000And so, like, the deep state, the establishment, well, they're republican.
00:23:19.000And the conservatives who want freedom and want, you know… Want the good things of life and want this country to be free.
00:23:26.000Well, they're conservatives, but they're also Republican.
00:23:29.000And so that's what we're seeing, like kind of this battle of establishment Republicans versus true conservatives.
00:23:45.000And I don't know if this is, you know, nationally, why this poll is so Strong when it comes to women, but you know, they're worried about their children They're worried about their you know, they're worried about the future of their children, you know, that's constantly on their mind I'm sure they don't like paying the $5 gas either.
00:24:04.000Oh, yeah, but But I think they have a sense of like if if we don't do something right now like You know if we don't correct this this is going to get much much worse So there was a poll Where they asked people, would you vote for someone who denied the election?
00:24:22.000And Democrats overwhelmingly said no, and Republicans were kind of split.
00:24:26.000I think it's funny because the Democrat perspective is Trump, and so they just think they're ragging on Trump.
00:24:31.000But if it's like, okay, what about Hillary Clinton?
00:25:02.000The January 6th stuff is so unappealing that Saturday Night Live thought making fun of it would actually do well for them, and it did.
00:25:09.000Although they did make a joke that you're either a Republican who's not watching it or a Democrat who's nodding so much your head's falling off.
00:25:16.000But then they mock Chuck Schumer mercilessly and Nancy Pelosi, so, you know, it is what it is.
00:25:21.000But I think the reality that they know but won't let go, you know, nobody who's voting is voting because of this.
00:25:29.000I mean, look, maybe a handful of people are like, we better save our democracy!
00:27:24.000I think they're called commie-fornians.
00:27:26.000And I think there's also a lot of elitists buying, like, doomsday properties and farming properties.
00:27:31.000And there's also one guy who loves to, you know, force down fake meat down everyone's throat, who's also buying up a lot of property everywhere else.
00:28:01.000Because I have a feeling I'm going to meet these people one day.
00:28:03.000You know, when Bill Gates was being interviewed about being on Epstein's plane, and I just went, well, he's dead now anyway, I was like, wow, what a bad guy.
00:28:10.000You know, someone lost their life here.
00:28:25.000And if someone's going to treat their best friend like that, imagine how they're going to treat you.
00:28:29.000I just want to point out real quick that we did a story about how Bill Gates has organizations that track mentions of him, you know, in media.
00:28:40.000You were mentioning earlier a difference between conservatives and Republicans, especially in Idaho.
00:28:44.000Do you find that as conservatives that people tend more towards libertarianism, but that they don't adopt the Libertarian Party because it's too small or something?
00:30:26.000And then they're controlling 72 percent of the subsurface mineral rights.
00:30:30.000And so it's making it so like Idaho can't even pay its own bills.
00:30:33.000Like we're beholden to the federal government to pay our bills because they're controlling all our land and our resources.
00:30:40.000And so that battle has to be fought, and I plan on fighting it.
00:30:43.000How did the feds get control of the land?
00:30:45.000So it's a long, long story but this is like the whole battle that my family was in that basically culminated in 2014 because the states were enabled into the Union and all the land and all the resources were supposed to then go to the state and the jurisdiction of that state.
00:31:05.000Through this environmentalist movement and because the area is so arid, people didn't go live on it.
00:31:13.000And the federal government came in later and claimed it.
00:31:16.000And now they're claiming it as their own.
00:31:18.000They're saying it's in trust and that they never released it or disposed of it is the right word.
00:31:26.000And so there's this major battle with families like my father My family, my father in particular, where they're trying to defend their rights.
00:31:38.000My family's been there for now almost 150 years, and the federal government comes in and says, well, we're taking it from you.
00:31:46.000And that's happening all over the West.
00:31:48.000Well, I mean, but you got to trust the government, right?
00:32:55.000So yeah, They did do that, which is an absolute lie.
00:33:00.000They tried to make the people of this country believe that that has always been in federal hands and that it wasn't disposed of to the state and to the people.
00:33:14.000The West is just arid, like you can't have farms and you can't grow things in much of the West, and so people didn't settle there.
00:33:22.000And they just came in and said, look at all this land that no one's living on, no one's claimed, we're going to take it.
00:33:27.000But the problem is in the West, You don't claim the land, you claim like the grazing rights.
00:33:32.000Like my dad owns the grazing rights, the logging rights, the mining, the mineral rights.
00:33:37.000And those were like deeded rights with the states.
00:33:39.000And so here the Fed comes in, Feds come in and say, well we're taking the real estate and therefore anything else that has rights on it we own, we control.
00:33:48.000And it's this huge messed up legal battle that's going on because my dad has, my dad has grazing rights.
00:33:54.000He has 11 of them deeded with the state of Nevada.
00:33:57.000And then the federal government comes along and says, well, we own the land.
00:35:05.000Now, to our benefit, I suppose, there's not really a whole lot going on in West Virginia in terms of minerals.
00:35:11.000So unless they discover something they didn't know about before, some new mineral.
00:35:15.000Yeah, they're using all the coal gone, man, because I thought West Virginia was all about coal.
00:35:19.000I think that's in the mountains though, like mountaintop and stuff like that.
00:35:22.000What I do know is that when we were looking at land, we went over this and they were like, you don't have mineral rights, but to be honest, they've already done a sweep.
00:35:51.000We may find out eventually that there's something, you know, look, we think we know everything.
00:35:56.000We think, not literally, but we think we know.
00:36:00.000And then one day it's like, oh hey, wait a minute, we need this kind of mineral, and it's not just this, you know, graphene for instance, we'll use that as an example.
00:36:07.000Yeah, what if they just don't want to mine the carbon?
00:36:09.000They're like, oh no, dirt itself is a mineral we can mine.
00:36:11.000Not that, what if they discover that there are certain carbon deposits that are more, that can easily be converted into graphene for some reason, And now, all of a sudden, they call it something like graph carbon deposits.
00:36:24.000And they say, well, we didn't realize this 10 years ago when we thought your property was worthless, but now, fortunately, we have the mineral rights to your property, and we found there's graph carbon deposits, so we're coming on in, baby.
00:37:22.000And then we have these waters because they're springs, so we have waters all around where they can, they're just little springs, but we capture the water.
00:37:30.000So they have water troughs and they don't have to travel so far.
00:37:33.000But that area was like 150 years ago, no one wanted it.
00:37:36.000Like the people that came in before my family, they They went back and reported to Brigham Young in Salt Lake and said that the place was uninhabitable, right?
00:37:47.000And then we went in there a few years later and started, you know, making a life out of it and a living out of it.
00:37:54.000And then now, you know, for whatever reason, well, we know why, but they, you know, now, now people want it.
00:38:01.000And was there like uranium or something?
00:38:03.000Well, yeah, I was going to show you this.
00:38:05.000I don't, you know, I don't know if you, but The real reason is quite obvious of what they want.
00:38:13.000And when you look at a map of the federal control, I'll just show you for the fun of it, right?
00:40:22.000My dad has been offered, because he has a lot of water rights, like actual coming down the river too, and private property there.
00:40:32.000And so he's been offered a decent amount of, you know, millions of dollars and he's just not, he doesn't want to sell.
00:40:37.000I mean, for whatever reason, he has his reasons, he's not going to sell.
00:40:41.000Has he considered taking like hundreds of thousands of balloons and putting them in his chimney and then flying the house away when they try to take your property?
00:40:54.000I heard that the ranch, like the story goes, you guys were like, no, we're not giving it.
00:40:58.000They came on the property, there was a shootout.
00:41:02.000There wasn't a shootout but ultimately what happened, this was during Obama, 2014, and he thought he had enough political power and he had basically an internal bureaucratic army and he sent them down upon my family.
00:41:19.000FBI, which we didn't know that at first, but FBI, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest
00:42:29.000If it was a bull, maybe, and like, went on my land, and like, I'd be like, yeah, but if there's like a cow, you know, a couple of cow walking by, I think it's, no one would find it reasonable that you start mowing them down from a helicopter.
00:42:41.000They'd be like, yo, dude, what are you doing?
00:42:44.000I mean, no, look, right now we've got this story with Lauren Boebert.
00:42:47.000Where the Democrats accused her of killing a dog, and then like you read for 10 seconds into the story and you're like, oh, the dog broke onto her property and was attacking her goats, then you read it's actually her other neighbor who killed the dog because the dog had actually attacked a bunch of animals, and Lauren's like, I had nothing to do with this!
00:43:06.000But I mean, in that capacity, it's like, you know, you've got something attacking your animals, you protect your property, you protect your animals.
00:43:47.000So they started sticking dogs on us and tasing us and throwing us to the ground and doing all this stuff.
00:43:53.000Well, people were filming it and they started sending it all over the country and next thing you know we got hundreds and thousands of people coming.
00:44:00.000You know what this story reminds me of?
00:44:05.000Yeah, where the noble, true landowners are minding their own business on their big tree, and the evil government comes in to steal all those minerals beneath that tree, just killing everybody.
00:44:18.000The only thing is, it doesn't really work towards their Hollywood narrative, because it's a bunch of white ranchers, I guess, and not Native Americans.
00:44:25.000Yeah, that's why we weren't so popular, right?
00:44:27.000Because we were just there and... Colonizers.
00:44:32.000Well, and I do say this all the time, like, I know when I was born there, there was no Native Americans other than other ranchers.
00:44:39.000There was other ranchers that were actually Native Americans that ranched in there, and they were pushed out and driven out just like the rest of us.
00:44:45.000Well, that's another story about the colonial patriarchy government kicking out, you know, the honest worker, right?
00:44:53.000It's not a racist system, it's just hungry for money and resources.
00:44:57.000And there's this, like, Unholy alliance between those who want to control the resources, make money, and all of that, build their bureaucracies, all that power stuff that we know about, and these globalist environmentalists, the green religion.
00:45:12.000And they've locked arms in basically coming and trying to control and drive mankind off the land.
00:45:20.000Oh, that's very telling, and I think that correlates with what you're saying about going after the sand and it's for the tortoise.
00:45:28.000You know, there's the global environmentalists that are like saying we got to save the tortoise, which it's all based upon lies.
00:45:36.000And then you have the those who want to control the resources, the subsurface mineral rights and the land and so forth, saying like, well, come come with us and we'll, we'll stop people from using us.
00:45:48.000And then then they take it for themselves.
00:45:51.000And that's, that's what's been happening all over the West.
00:45:53.000Is it like a tortoise haven or something?
00:45:57.000Well, I mean, there's a decent amount of desert tortoise down there, but the thing of it is, the true studies actually showed that when there's cattle there, there was more desert tortoise.
00:46:17.000Yeah, the cow pies, they'd go in it and they would dig it and they would thrive off of it.
00:46:22.000So when you had more cattle, You had more desert tortoise, but they don't care about that.
00:46:27.000I was going to say that because it seems to me that cattle coming in, it's going to create, it's going to expand the ecosystem.
00:46:35.000That the manure is going to result in more growth, it's going to deposit, you know, minerals or whatever, and then just result in a more robust ecosystem, albeit still small and desert-like.
00:46:45.000But Tim, I just want to talk about this fact here.
00:47:16.000They knew that Vladimir Putin and, you know, Khrushchev and Lenin and all those guys going way back, what they were really after, the Soviets, killing tortoises.
00:47:23.000They needed to nuke the tortoise to save the tortoise.
00:47:28.000In my opinion, the federal government owns 28% of all land in the United States.
00:47:30.000In my opinion, the federal government owns 28% of all land in the United States.
00:47:35.000That is 28% too much, in my own personal opinion.
00:47:39.000And those free speech zones are absolutely absurd, and I think they were ruled unconstitutional.
00:47:43.000They were originally started by George W. Bush when he was trying to stop protests against his regime and his larger anti-war protests that, of course, people were protesting against.
00:47:54.000And they just were like, well, you can't really protest, but you can in our little regulated areas where, of course, you don't have any speech at all.
00:48:00.000You're just cattle yourself, which is absolutely crazy.
00:48:04.000So yeah, the people launching nuclear bombs on American soil, I'm not going to be lectured about how they need to be there to save the environment.
00:52:18.000I think we've got to be a somewhat, you know, I hate saying this, but there's a transition that you have to go through, but it is not okay to kill babies.
00:52:32.000The contrast of this, I guess, because this really isn't that great a production, but just go and watch.
00:52:39.000It's terrible to watch, but just go watch a video of an abortion.
00:53:18.000Do you think there should be exceptions?
00:53:20.000So I think conception should be termed, because there is the, where you have, um, where the baby gets, or the, the, uh, gets in the, uh, excuse me, I'm trying to get in the, um, Philippian tube.
00:53:40.000I think those are considered non-viable as it is.
00:53:43.000And so those aren't, at least for a long time, that wasn't considered an abortion.
00:53:47.000And then in vitro is another thing, like, you know, because they're actually taking the sperm and the egg out and they're fertilizing it, if you will, and then they're putting it there.
00:53:58.000And so some people are like, well, that's conceptionist too.
00:54:01.000So I think that it needs to be determined or as part of the definition must be that it's in the womb.
00:54:09.000There's challenges here because I understand what you're saying and I lean more on the traditional pro-choice side.
00:54:16.000The issue I take with it, I also view as a libertarian perspective in that there are circumstances, there's challenges here I'll admit, so let me walk through this.
00:54:26.000There are circumstances where If a woman does have a legitimate risk or problem with the pregnancy, how do you get through that effectively?
00:54:35.000Does the state have to get involved and issue a permit to allow it to happen?
00:54:40.000These things can become overwhelmingly complicated and then what is an actual health matter for the mother is now an issue of the state and certification or permitting and stuff like that.
00:54:52.000I do understand though, just to walk through this, I think abortion is wrong.
00:54:57.000I think too many women today are using it as contraception.
00:55:00.000I think the mainstream left, the modern left, is pro-abortion.
00:55:04.000And that makes, there's no middle ground for, you know, how we actually deal with an extremely complicated and, let's be real, there is no middle ground.
00:55:14.000I mean, you either are going to create a circumstance where women will get elective abortions as birth control, even though we think it's wrong, or you'll penalize the woman or arrest the doctor or the woman.
00:55:27.000So that's why I intend on declaring life begins at conception and making that the point.
00:55:35.000Because ultimately it's a determination of when life begins.
00:55:43.000Because Then you have to say, well, then it's not okay to take the life, right?
00:55:49.000I mean, if life begins at this point, then it's not okay to take the life, is it?
00:55:53.000You know, we all agree that after the baby is born, it's not okay to take their life, right?
00:55:59.000Well, I don't believe that that's when life begins.
00:56:02.000I believe that it begins at conception, and so therefore, the state's job is to protect that life.
00:56:07.000And ultimately, when it comes down to like a court proceeding or a trial or a prosecution,
00:57:19.000But the issue I run into is the government being like, now I know you were victimized, but we the state have determined your body and blood now must be shared with another person.
00:57:32.000The reality of it is, is Those who get an abortion suffer more emotionally and in many other ways because they got an abortion versus those who actually keep the baby.
00:57:44.000They may give it up for adoption or whatever, but they are healed more Yeah, but that's not a legal or moral argument.
00:57:54.000I mean, I can't understand that argument.
00:57:55.000But that's not a legal or moral argument.
00:58:00.000I mean, I can't understand that argument.
00:58:02.000I mean, if there's a woman who says, the government will not force me to carry my rapist's child,
00:58:11.000you might think she'd be better off, but if she's going to kill herself, I know they're
01:00:34.000So like a sperm isn't a person, an egg isn't a person, a sperm-egg combo isn't necessarily a person, in my opinion, until it's thinking and has feelings and emotions and has a sense of self.
01:00:46.000Other than that, it's just like growing tissue.
01:01:08.000But whether or not it's a person, whether or not it's murder depends on if it's a person, because if you kill a cow, you're not murdering it.
01:01:13.000Well, conception is where, you know, the The sperm and the egg come together and they begin to grow as one, if you will.
01:01:24.000And I believe that that's when life begins.
01:01:30.000But I don't want to get into semantics.
01:02:20.000And so this would be a deterrent for people taking— The problem is if you don't enforce laws, no one takes them seriously, and it wouldn't just be a deterrent if you're enforcing them.
01:02:31.000Well, I think there's actually a much simpler breakdown of what happens.
01:02:36.000The end result is abortion clinics just cease to exist.
01:02:42.000Overall, the amount of abortions that happen will drop to a ridiculously low amount.
01:02:47.000The state probably won't be arresting and prosecuting doctors because they'll be done in secret, and there's a lot of problems with that the left brings up.
01:02:54.000But in reality, As much as the left wants to create the scenario where, like, the police show up and they're like, your doctor's been arrested, that probably will never happen.
01:03:05.000Something that people need to understand is that people can go online and admit to committing serious crimes and post the evidence, and the government still doesn't go after them.
01:03:16.000The reality to this life, to this country, is that they do not want you in jail.
01:03:21.000I mean, first of all, we all know what's going on with the woke left in these big cities, releasing people like crazy, but there's overcrowding.
01:03:28.000The courts don't want to deal with it.
01:03:30.000Look, I once got arrested for skateboarding, and the judge was pissed.
01:03:34.000I show up for court, and he puts his glasses on, he looks at me, and he's like, what?
01:03:39.000My docket's full already, and you get out of my courtroom!
01:03:43.000So what really happens with these laws is my prediction on if they actually did criminalize abortion nationwide as like a murder charge, Planned Parenthood clinics would just cease to exist and it would not be that big of an issue.
01:04:15.000I mean, look, there are questions about what can make culture shift.
01:04:21.000For one, the entirety of this country just all of a sudden decided that the marijuana laws didn't matter and people were just going about breaking the law and making movies about how funny it was.
01:04:30.000So I'm not convinced outright the culture would change, but Planned Parenthood and abortion clinics would cease to exist overnight if there was a nationwide ban.
01:04:39.000And of course, many of the left and pro-choice, they freak out about that idea.
01:06:11.000Also guys, it's important to note here, Dave Portnoy is going to be really pissed if this goes through.
01:06:16.000And then, number two, a lot of people will go to Canada and to Mexico, like already a lot of Mexicans, like a lot of Americans are already going for their health care as well.
01:06:28.000So the interesting thing is, on the other side of this, I want to completely deregulate the medical industry. But why is abortion different? Because it's life
01:06:41.000and if there was one thing that the state is supposed to do it is
01:06:45.000supposed to protect life. And so I lean very heavily on the libertarian
01:06:55.000I think there's an argument, Ben Shapiro has made as well, that if you're libertarian, and you believe in very limited government, there is one thing that most people believe government should do, and it's protect life.
01:08:15.000Yeah, but you don't take life just because you're not going to have good quality.
01:08:18.000That's, that's not justification to take life.
01:08:19.000I'll just, I'll just shout out Seamus again.
01:08:21.000He made a cartoon where there's a poor kid sitting on his bed and he's like malnourished and everything's grainy and gross and Democrat man shows up and then he's like, help Democrat man.
01:08:44.000Like, it's an interesting point Seamus makes when, when, look.
01:08:50.000We hear a lot of really stupid arguments from the left as to why abortion should be allowed.
01:08:54.000Like, kids are poor, and I'm like, I'm pretty sure if you go to a poor kid and say you should be dead, they're gonna be like, no thank you.
01:09:00.000But I think there are real challenges here, and mine mainly stems from the government mandating someone's body be shared with another person, because I don't see a moral way to resolve that.
01:09:08.000I understand the point Seamus made that I brought up several times.
01:09:11.000So, without running in circles again, let's jump to the next story, because this is not something we can solve The BBC prepares secret scripts for possible use in winter blackouts.
01:09:49.000In the dead of winter, especially when you can't heat your pipes, the water is going to, of course, create so much damage all throughout, you know, the city center.
01:09:57.000It's absolutely mind-boggling to understand how fragile our current civilization is and what kind of a big mess our politicians are getting us into deliberately.
01:10:06.000We have to understand These are not policies that were just accidentally created.
01:10:10.000These were policies that were fomented, that were built, that were tested on other societies, and are being introduced right now, all under the umbrella of the Great Reset, all under the umbrella of taking care of the environment.
01:10:21.000Meanwhile, they are deliberately limiting energy to people so they could limit human potential.
01:10:25.000This is all a deliberate plan, and people have to really stand up for themselves, because if they don't, the mess is extremely serious.
01:10:32.000It's already going to hit everyone very, very hard, very, I just want to point this out whenever we talk about blackouts, but diabetics are at serious risk because insulin needs to be refrigerated.
01:10:42.000If power goes out, this is seriously bad for people who are diabetic.
01:10:57.000Yeah, they can keep their medicine, their insulin at the right temperature, but even outside of that, In the winter when you can't heat your homes.
01:14:00.000It's a lot of, you know, the policies that they've been laying forward that has been deliberately denying people energy.
01:14:05.000And this is not a problem that's only going to be around for the next few months.
01:14:09.000This is a problem that's going to be around for the next few years.
01:14:13.000The Telegraph is reporting that the National Grid warns of a three-year energy crisis as a national emergency.
01:14:20.000It is something that they cannot get away from.
01:14:22.000They just started to announce that they're going to be fracking inside of the United Kingdom.
01:14:26.000But energy is key to human success, to human prosperity.
01:14:31.000And again, There is an agenda to limit that specifically in Ukraine right now.
01:14:36.000One third of the power stations have been destroyed as the World Health Organization is, of course, warning about a brutal winter ahead.
01:14:43.000There's going to be a lot of ramifications because of the foreign policy, because of the domestic policy that has led us to this age where we're literally going back to the Stone Age.
01:14:59.000We're just literally buying, you know, passed over gas from Russia to China that they're just shipping to Europe right now, which is only making sure that people lose more of their money and can't afford to even live and afford a basic lifestyle.
01:15:13.000So let me ask you, Ammon, you guys, you've been ranching for a long time, you've got animals, do you have more than cattle?
01:15:19.000Yeah, but you know, of course horses and chickens and that, but mostly, you know, cattle is where we make our money off of.
01:15:27.000If the apocalypse happened, right now!
01:17:28.000This is the problem with global environmentalism, is they want to stop oil production because it's dirty.
01:17:33.000So then we run out of electricity, people get desperate, they go to war, nuclear bombs go off, create a nuclear winter, three years of no sunlight, all the farms go dead.
01:17:41.000Talk about destroying the environment, environmentalists!
01:17:44.000Nuclear war is the worst thing for the environment that could possibly happen right now, next to an asteroid.
01:17:48.000But peace is dangerous, peace is dangerous.
01:17:56.000They're not just trying to get rid of oil.
01:17:57.000They're just buying it from Saudi Arabia instead of domestically exploring it and getting it out of the ground here and importing it.
01:18:04.000Or they're doing it from China, just like they're doing in Europe.
01:18:07.000And that confirms the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa did say, this is from seven hours ago, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia did express Saudi Arabia's desire to be part of BRICS.
01:19:52.000I think another possibility is that he might just go to the Black Sea and just explode something there as a show of force, as a show of power.
01:19:59.000I think that's also one possibility, just to be like, look what I could do.
01:20:04.000So again, lots of negotiations, lots of, you know, it's a big chess game, geopolitically, that's unfolding right now.
01:20:10.000But I don't see Kiev, I see a major key piece of the war machine being affected here.
01:20:18.000And I think also, as you mentioned before, there's a big possibility of a false flag attack, since, of course, there's even US-made nuclear weapons that have gone missing.
01:20:27.000So there's also a lot of Russian-made nuclear weapons that were disappeared and are missing.
01:20:33.000So there's big potential here for someone, a bad actor, to come in and to create a lot of chaos that they would benefit off of.
01:20:39.000What if he nukes, like just sends like a hundred nukes right into Antarctica?
01:20:44.000Just like... Mars, the Martian... Well, no, the thing about Antarctica is that the ice is all on a landmass, so that it actually would raise ocean levels if the ice broke off and went into the water.
01:20:56.000What if he just went like full comic book villain, was like, you know, I'm not going to lose, so I won't nuke you, I'll nuke Antarctica!
01:21:17.000You gotta watch a video on nuclear winter, because what happens is the nukes go off, black clouds over everything for three years, and then it just covers the entire planet.
01:21:25.000Yeah, and the radiation is there for hundreds of thousands of years.
01:21:30.000Unless they plan on going underground with canned food for three years and then coming back up and being the ruler of a dead planet, I don't understand the methodology.
01:22:08.000Who else could start the negotiations, though?
01:22:10.000Because it's up to him and the United States and NATO.
01:22:12.000You could say that Biden and Putin could do it.
01:22:15.000Today, also, the European Union passed a law that allows Ukrainian soldiers to be trained in Europe.
01:22:22.000And they will be trained specifically in Poland and in Germany.
01:22:25.000And again, a lot of people don't realize this proxy conflict could last a very long time.
01:22:30.000It could last 10 years, it could last 20 years.
01:22:33.000When we look at these kind of sectarian conflicts with, you know, the borders so close to each other, they escalate very quickly, they de-escalate very slowly, and the conflict is always going to be there.
01:22:44.000So this is something that's going to be a hotbed for a lot of trouble for the future.
01:22:50.000So, you know, again, negotiations, peace deals, being able to come together.
01:22:55.000No one is going to be fully happy, but I think we should still push for them to coming together.
01:23:01.000But the United States, NATO has to be a part of those conversations because they're the ones fueling this war.
01:23:25.000They had a date that the two people were supposed to come together, and then Western leaders came to Zelensky and said, no, you're not going to meet with Putin.
01:23:33.000No, you're not going to negotiate with him.
01:23:34.000No, you're not going to have any kind of peace deals here.
01:23:40.000If Zelensky came out right now and gave a speech and he said, I'm going to meet with Vladimir Putin to negotiate an end to this conflict for the sake of preserving the world and preventing World War III, half an hour would go by and CNN would go, breaking news!
01:25:14.000He would say that civilization is the downfall of humanity, what we've done, and I'm thinking it's this civilization that's on the back of oil, that's obsessed with, like, non-reproducible energy sources and food consumption that's causing it.
01:25:26.000Yeah, because I think if we lived in harmony with nature, if we were getting energy out of the vacuum, that we could subsist.
01:25:31.000If we were, like, you know, creating life and then consuming that as opposed to just eating what's already there.
01:25:38.000So you're talking about finding a way to harness zero-point energy?
01:25:50.000But I'm not convinced that... There are some people who have argued that fossil fuels, they're not necessarily as finite as we think, and that they're constantly in a state of production.
01:26:00.000It's not dinosaurs, it's algae that gets compressed, and they've actually synthesized petroleum this way.
01:26:06.000That's really cool, but I don't have it.
01:26:08.000But I think the real issue for these people, clearly, is energy-dense resources, like petroleum, result in more human beings.
01:26:17.000And too many human beings means you lose control of the system.
01:26:20.000And if everybody had their own energy source, then you'd have even more exponential growth of humans, which could become an even bigger problem.
01:26:29.000Prosperous humanity would be if we had free energy.
01:26:31.000We would need to make moves fast, because if we get too many people on Earth with unlimited energy, they'll blow each other up.
01:26:37.000I mean, if we had free energy, we could just make space stations and leave and go colonize the universe.
01:26:41.000If we don't have the technology to, like, produce food and water out of the vacuum, then the energy is useless.
01:26:45.000It's just going to make people get hot and blow people up.
01:26:48.000It's all about just converting to the, I mean, everything is just energy and you've got to convert it and mash things together and structure it properly.
01:26:54.000So it's still sci-fi, doesn't mean it's not going to happen, but our civilization is on the back of like a non-renewable resource that it needs to seek out and mine.
01:27:02.000Like you're saying, they want mining rights because they want those non-renewables and that would end with a nuclear war.
01:27:07.000And an energy source that's renewable.
01:29:25.000We went from having around 500 million people on this planet for hundreds of years to billions, and it's because of technology, the machinery for plants, for farming, as well as the easy access of energy.
01:29:38.000We upgrade from petroleum to nuclear, which is an even better return, and it's gonna be another exponential massive increase, and I'm all for it.
01:29:45.000Just build spaceships, and let's go send those spaceships out.
01:29:48.000Put a bunch of people on them, and bye-bye.
01:29:50.000I think in Idaho, every person, and don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure I'm pretty close, every person in Idaho can have like 22 acres to themselves.
01:29:59.000So, you know, not that we want that people to come to Idaho, but... Yeah, please don't.
01:30:20.000People fly there, and when those planes come, it brings water and human waste from other cities, and then people land and they, you know, take their dumps and their peeps in Vegas.
01:31:36.000And then when it dried up, all of a sudden the foundations and everything appeared and people started going out and taking pictures of it and stuff.
01:31:40.000I got to go there with a bunch of friends.
01:31:41.000And they found all those dead bodies from the market.
01:31:50.000It's crazy walking through the desert because there's like plants everywhere and you can't tell, but there's boat parts because people were, you know, you just sink to the bottom.
01:32:24.000That's the guy who, was it Michael Burry, the guy who, the big short, I don't know if you saw that movie, where he said, hey, the 2008 housing crisis is coming.
01:33:07.000Either get the salt out of the ocean or whatever it might be.
01:33:11.000I'm concerned with getting the government out of the way completely because of Nestle buying up water rights and corporations becoming the new government if we don't have antitrust.
01:33:20.000Basically the reason all that water is being taken up in California is for almonds, number one, and then also a lot of the other water being bottled up in Nestle, which is a smaller portion of it, but still.
01:33:29.000The government protects Nestle and allows them to do that.
01:33:34.000And the other, you know, like not to build on that too much because it'd be boring to talk about, but like the courts are where like if someone's rights are violated, we need the courts to go to and try to work it out.
01:33:47.000But what we don't need is the government going in And doing all these preventive laws that actually make it so that we can't use the natural resources or we can't be free.
01:33:58.000If Nestle is putting toxic waste into the rivers or whatever they might be doing, then the courts are there for the people to say, look, we're going to take Nestle to court.
01:34:11.000We're going to sue them and stop them from this.
01:34:14.000But for the government to come in and say, We're going to regulate and control the entire process so no one benefits.
01:34:22.000I think that's where we've gone wrong.
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01:38:35.000Like, that's the thing that they refer to, like the mob, it's Italian.
01:38:38.000If you point out that there's a, like, if there's an organization of 50 people and they're Jewish, would you not call them the Jewish mafia?
01:38:44.000You know, I think a problem Kanye is making is saying, because his great ancestors were Jewish, this is the argument, that he's allowed to say inflammatory things about them.
01:38:54.000Like, it's not a justification to be cruel or to be raw—to say, like, erratic and, you know, you gotta—it doesn't matter who your ancestors were, you gotta take responsibility for yourself.
01:39:04.000Yeah, you can't make gross generalizations.
01:39:51.000So that's why we did the Cast Castle Civil War arc with, like, the election, where Ian's running for union president.
01:39:56.000And then this one, uh, I'm gonna give you the quick gist of the trailer for the episode is, really simply, someone is worried they're going to be fired for harassment, and so they adopt identities which prevent them from being fired, and then, you know, you should watch it.
01:40:13.000Rusty Cage is in it, and it is patently absurd.
01:40:29.000says, Tim, no spoilers, but that cat fight got me good.
01:40:32.000I also enjoy when someone pushes an Oreo into my mouth.
01:40:36.000Luke Milkers are bigger than ever imagined.
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01:43:48.000All right, Andrew Rowland says, Tim, in response to you saying Republicans will do nothing, I'd rather have a government that does nothing than a government that does everything to take away rights.
01:46:26.000Goats don't, so if they eat a weed or something like that, it's easy and nasty, and it can be really, really good, and it's really good for you.
01:46:36.000Babies who are lactose intolerant can usually handle goat's milk, so it's really good for you.
01:46:46.000So if you want to make cheese and stuff, goat is better.
01:46:48.000Goats, you know, unless they're certain like, like a, a Jersey will will produce more in cows, they'll produce more cream than like a Holstein.
01:47:10.000Yeah, but you know, as people are like get goats and I'm like, yeah, because you get you know, one goat and like you said that the people are advising maybe get to dwarf goats or whatever.
01:48:00.000Well, so, actually, rabbits will produce more meat in a year's period of time than two rabbits, a male and a female rabbit, a buck and a doe, will produce more meat than a bull and a cow, bovine, in one year, and they're much easier to take care of.
01:48:17.000But you don't get enough fat from rabbits.
01:48:39.000Yeah, pigs are like, you know, they got skin like humans almost, so they're like susceptible to like cold and heat, and you know, you really gotta take care of them.
01:49:16.000They're smart enough not to drink water they crap in, but not smart enough not to crap in their water.
01:49:23.000When we first got the chickens, we noticed this, and someone sent us one of the chicken water bins where it's got the little nozzles they can peck.
01:49:33.000And I'm like, it basically solved the problem.
01:49:35.000But man, they just crap where they stand, you know?
01:49:47.000I'm like, well, why did you, even that we have, we have the brooders and the water setup is very difficult for them to crap in, they still figured out how to do it.
01:49:55.000And the weirdest thing is when you look at the plastic, like the see-through plastic on the brooder, somehow they crap up onto it.
01:50:01.000And like, it's, and you're like, how did they do that?
01:50:03.000I get that metaphor where you're like the world elite think of us like chickens.
01:50:07.000Cause it must be so frustrating to be like chickens.
01:51:44.000Jack Pasobic post on an Instagram about how All of these people were saying that the vaccines would stop transmission, but now you have the Pfizer executive who said they didn't test for it.
01:51:54.000There was a fact check put on his Instagram, and when you click it, it says, misleading context, because they didn't test for that, and I just yelled, effing, I actually swore, and, like, what does that have to do with anything?
01:52:07.000But, you know, the after-hour shows are always really fun, so you wanna sign up at TimCast.com, we're gonna have one of those coming up for you.
01:53:06.000So we actually did not find out that the FBI was even involved at the ranch until our trial
01:53:17.000two years, well it was almost four years later when we're in trial and we start to run into
01:53:24.000this discovery and we started doing cross-examination with the government witnesses and we find
01:53:30.000out that the FBI was actually pushing and in control of this whole thing and that they
01:53:37.000tried to scrub that they were even involved at all and we ended up discovering that they
01:53:42.000were hiding over 3,800 files, not documents, files of exculpatory evidence.
01:53:49.000And we just blew it all up, like it was the FBI that was behind all of this, and it was the HRT team, the same team that went into Waco, the same team that went into Ruby Ridge, the same team that killed my friend Lavoie Finicum, and it was that same group of government agents that were pushing all the buttons at the Bundy Ranch.
01:54:13.000They had what they called the First Amendment team, where they actually went down among the people and were trying to create dissent, trying to, you know, provoke the people.
01:54:26.000So yeah, I mean, I could go, you know, I could go on and on with that.
01:54:30.000But yeah, and they actually had hired Uh, former CIA agents to come in and to like for alias to run their alias, social media accounts and all of that to try to get the people to basically turn against us.
01:54:45.000Cause they, they felt like if they could get the people to turn against us and that then they would justify the violence that they were about ready to use upon my family.
01:54:54.000Yeah, I think they were using the Bundy name, because I thought of Ted Bundy, and I thought of, like, Ruby Ridge and, like, Waco.
01:55:00.000Those are the things that were going through my mind whenever I heard about the Bundy Ranch.
01:55:03.000And they weren't, like, making it, they weren't clearing it up for me.
01:55:23.000My argument is, why should the government have the right to mandate a woman have to share her body and blood with another human being?
01:55:31.000I just, I do not see an ethical line there.
01:55:34.000Granted, There's like no middle ground on the debate.
01:55:38.000It's like, it's a straight spike, and you either fall on one side or the other, and it's very, very difficult.
01:55:42.000That being said, there's a new middle ground forming because the left has become pro-abortion outright, where they're arguing for abortion to the point of birth, where I'm just like, okay, well now we're all against that.
01:55:54.000I actually was on here debating with a leftist as pro-choice, traditional position, which is like, you know, first trimester pre-viability but post-viability not allowed in any capacity.
01:56:07.000And he's arguing with me like I'm pro-life, and Shane is sitting here not saying anything, and I'm like, the pro-life guy is there?
01:56:20.000Because I said, if I have to vote between a Democrat who wants abortion to the point of birth and a pro-lifer who says ban all abortion, I vote for the guy who's going to ban all abortion because aborting a baby at nine months gestation is insane!
01:56:55.000Where we draw the line on when it is murder is an interesting point to be made.
01:56:59.000And I think that if a baby's been in the womb for... If the baby can survive outside the womb, then killing it... I mean, I think abortion is wrong outright.
01:57:07.000I think life begins at conception, and I believe it is killing a baby to abort it.
01:57:25.000But I would say if the baby can survive on its own and you kill it, you are murdering the baby.
01:57:29.000The thin layer of flesh between the mother and the baby does not change the fact the baby could survive if it were to be removed from the mother.
01:58:15.000That if you, like, if a woman's pregnant and you, like, crash into her car or whatever, negligently, they charge you with killing the baby?
01:58:23.000You hear about that judge that I guess this lady got pulled over for going in the HOV lane and she claimed that she was pregnant and he had to agree with her that there was two people so he had her fined for not having a car seat.
01:58:43.000I mean, I think that's funny, but I think he should have just went, oh, you got me.
02:01:50.000Now's the chance to just walk with a smile on your face, cast your ballot, get your friends to vote, and then when the Republicans come in, I'm not confident in all the Republicans, but I think a handful.
02:02:00.000That's really exciting to me in Arizona.
02:02:02.000And if you've got concerns about what's going on in Arizona's government, I think Carrie Lake's a really great option, so get out there and vote.
02:02:19.000Well, I think we've gone a little bit over, so we'll just leave it there.
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