AOC and Ilhan Omar fakes being handcuffed at abortion rights protest outside Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Disney is bleeding subscribers, and Disney has been surpassed by The Daily Wire's podcast network, which is also hilarious and I'm happy to hear it. Plus, Ron DeSantis is within range of Trump in the polling and things are starting to move in terms of the presidency.
00:00:54.000I know, that's why we wanted to lead with it and talk about what happened with this protest and the arrest, because they faked being handcuffed, probably for a photo op.
00:01:01.000We're also learning the much more important stories that Democrats are pushing a bill to pack the Supreme Court because they know they're losing.
00:01:08.000They're likely not going to win in November.
00:01:09.000They know they're likely not going to win in November, so they said, okay, it's time to pack the Supreme Court, take what power we have, and just force these things through.
00:01:17.000Now, there's a lot of news going on today.
00:01:21.000Apparently is within range of Trump in the polling and things are starting to move really well for Andres Santos in terms of the presidency.
00:01:29.000We'll see if he actually is competitive with Trump as we move forward.
00:01:46.000And Disney has been surpassed by the Daily Wire's podcast network, which is also hilarious, and I'm happy to hear it.
00:01:53.000So, we got a lot of awesome stuff to talk about.
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00:03:34.000Well, I am a reporter for The Countersignal.
00:03:38.000I'm based out of Canada, and lately I've been covering stories about energy security, food security, and that sort of has all culminated in the Netherlands, where we're seeing this Dutch uprising.
00:03:49.000It's just very similar to what brought me out here last time when I came to talk about the convoy.
00:03:53.000In Ottawa, they're doing very similar stuff and they are a rowdy bunch of protesters.
00:03:59.000So it was really exciting to be there and see the tactics that they were using, burning
00:04:37.000And John Hale, new hat for you, buddy.
00:04:40.000He's my hat friend who always asks me about my hats when I'm on your show.
00:04:44.000This is going to be a good conversation, a combination of conversations.
00:04:48.000Farming, food crisis, energy, very interrelated.
00:04:52.000And as we lead with this abortion protest, I just want to point out the American people, according to Gallup, view economic issues at 40, 40% of Americans think it's the most pressing issue.
00:05:00.000Economic issues are, and abortion is at 1%.
00:05:03.000And climate change was even less in that New York Times poll that came out yesterday.
00:05:07.0000% of Republicans, 0% of Hispanics, 0% of African Americans.
00:05:12.000Basically it was 42 year old brown graduates with a degree in like poetry.
00:06:18.000Why would the cops be mocked or care about that at all?
00:06:21.000No, what they're doing is, people on Twitter are seeing photos of them with their hands behind their back and they're going, whoa, they handcuffed AOC?
00:06:30.000People who are not paying attention will just see photos on the news of them with their hands behind their back as if they were cuffed when they weren't for dramatic effect.
00:06:39.000And then AOC walks a few feet and then like when she's out of range of the camera she does a big power fist or whatever.
00:06:48.000Like, you see that picture of Bernie Sanders getting pulled out of, like, he was, like, civil rights activist, getting arrested on the street.
00:08:14.000And took all the photos and had Carefully chosen outfits because you go to the desert wearing, you know White Chanel pantsuits and and yeah, the whole thing was totally staged But it worked right because as Tim was saying if you are a naive leftist and you think she's a hero You just see those photos and you say she's the best and now they're gonna do the same with her hand Yeah, maybe I'm from Canada and I have a different angle on this but it seems like that couldn't have turned out worse for her because now there's this meme going around where
00:08:44.000Whenever anyone's crying about, like, you know, they broke a nail, that's the picture.
00:08:48.000It's her cut out white pants suit, crying about it.
00:09:08.000When they write the history, they could either erase all the fake stuff and be like, remember when she was protesting and got arrested and handcuffed?
00:09:16.000Remember when she was crying for mercy?
00:09:18.000They could do that and try and manipulate the past, but if it stays transparent, it's gonna just look so bad.
00:09:24.000I think to be fair, haven't you ever been at a big venue or something and parking's really hard to find and there's a big fence on the other side, there's a ton of parking spaces, you know you can't park there.
00:09:34.000You just break down and you're like, I wanna park my car!
00:09:39.000No, like going to a Cubs game in Chicago and you gotta find parking and you're driving around and driving around and you're like, maybe sooner or later someone's gonna move and then they don't and then you just see that parking lot with the fence all the way around it and you just walk over in your white pantsuit and start crying.
00:10:45.000Woman is eight and a half weeks pregnant, I'm sorry, eight and a half months pregnant, and then says, I'm gonna terminate, but I can do it in Colorado, not in Texas.
00:10:53.000So this is a viable baby, able to survive on its own, and she flees the state without telling anyone to go to Colorado to abort it, because there's no restrictions.
00:11:01.000This guy goes to Texas and says, help, she's kidnapped my child.
00:11:13.000If a woman did that to a baby that was two inches forward out of her womb, but the same gestational period, she'd be hunted down for kidnapping and attempted murder.
00:11:24.000But the same baby of the same gestational period in her womb, she can drive out of state to Colorado to kill.
00:11:30.000But this is crazy right now because this is exactly how it is.
00:12:30.000Uh there's definitely been cases of it yeah especially where there's not a lot of um especially out east um where there's not a lot of people uh drawing attention to the to the tragedy of it um you know in Alberta where I'm from there's there's a lot of agencies that are willing to help young mothers so that they can Actually deliver the child and give it a good life or even put it up for adoption if that's what's required but out east a lot of those supports don't exist because it's you know abortion is second nature to Eastern Canadians.
00:13:05.000I got to think I am not an attorney so those listening who are going to correct me.
00:13:10.000I have to think if in that scenario that you raised it would be no different and I know a baby is not drugs.
00:13:32.000If you can take your kid to a movie at, you know, NC-17 at one state as opposed to another, and I take my state, my kid to Colorado, and we see a movie there, we come back to Texas, and they say, that's illegal.
00:13:45.000Well, in Texas it's legal, but in Colorado it's not.
00:13:48.000I have to think there would be nothing done to the pregnant mother.
00:13:51.000No, because what happened was, whatever ultimately happened, happened in a different state, and Texas's laws don't have jurisdiction in that state.
00:13:59.000Sure, and the feds would have to get involved, and this is where things get crazy.
00:14:01.000So the woman goes to Colorado, and she terminates the pregnancy, kills the baby.
00:14:06.000Texas says that's illegal, and she says, not in Colorado.
00:14:10.000So what, if Colorado said you're allowed to literally kill a person, that's all of a sudden okay?
00:14:15.000Like, the issue is, What would happen if the woman took gave birth and then literally grabbed the baby ran and got in the car and just drove to Colorado still like literally after just delivering and she's you know whatever like kind of messed up and hurt or something and then gets to Colorado and then goes to an abortion doctor who kills the baby like it's a murder right?
00:14:35.000So what does Texas do if a person kidnaps a child and murders it?
00:16:26.000That's literally what they're doing according to conservatives.
00:16:29.000Colorado is allowing limitless abortion at the point of birth.
00:16:33.000So like, let's use Canada as an example.
00:16:36.000Like what if someone drives from Wisconsin into Canada because there's no limits and then like, as they're giving birth, they kill the baby.
00:16:44.000This is a really good example because this is where there is no international resolution because it's two different countries.
00:16:51.000If the federal government says we side with Colorado, because Biden basically has, and we're not going to intervene, I wonder at what point does Texas say, like, we need to be able to do expeditions, essentially, to extradite people who kidnap people and murder them.
00:17:06.000Dude, if another state was doing expeditions into my state, I would fully support the governor's removal from power and some sort of military action.
00:17:16.000If a state went rogue and started invading and attacking other states because of their zealous beliefs, I would fully support a national and state, you know, multi-state offensive against them to make them stop.
00:18:12.000If in Texas they say it is illegal to do, And the people of Texas agree with the law that is illegal and amoral to do, and someone commits that crime somewhere else and the feds don't get involved, what's the reaction gonna be?
00:18:24.000Do we let people from other states literally kill our children?
00:18:29.000You might not agree with it, you're like, nah, Colorado's right, they're wrong.
00:18:32.000Well, eventually someone's gonna grab a bunch of guns, get on the back of a motorcycle and drive in, and they're gonna go stop these people.
00:18:38.000Like you said, it's not a morality issue, it's a legal issue.
00:18:42.000I guess it is the premise of the famous Dred Scott case.
00:18:46.000I'm going to get the states confused, but the whole premise of Dred Scott, which was a terrible decision by the courts, was that they took this African-American guy, Dred Scott, from a free state to a slave state.
00:18:58.000And they were like, well, now that you're in this state, now you're a slave.
00:20:12.000I don't see a good outcome to the fact that you have states where there are people who are literally like, it is murder and I will not allow it.
00:20:22.000Louisiana tried to codify it as homicide.
00:20:34.000I'm looking at a Politico article right now and they say Texas has a trigger ban.
00:20:38.000So anyone who performs, induces, or attempts abortion is guilty of a second degree felony if the fetus survives and first degree felony if not.
00:20:46.000A first degree felony is punishable by life.
00:21:46.000In Texas, though, it's obviously considered a very serious crime.
00:21:49.000And there's serious crimes that I would, you know, I think a lot of people would go to great lengths to prevent, not just murder.
00:21:55.000Yeah, you know right dismemberment of a limb or any sort of rape or abuse or child abuse People would step in and violently protect their I mean another another way to question It is some states the age of consent is 16 in some states.
00:22:10.000It's 18 How do states handle it if a person takes a 16 year old across state lines?
00:22:16.000To a state with a lower age of consent when you come back you go to jail You get charged.
00:22:21.000Now, I guess the question is, will Illinois do anything to go to Indiana to rescue the minor if the feds won't?
00:22:28.000I'd have to look into the history of the law and wonder if anybody knows.
00:22:33.000A 16-year-old who is a minor in one state is taken by a 25-year-old to a neighboring state with a lower age of consent, and they say, we're never coming back.
00:22:43.000What will that other state do. They're like, not in this state it's legal.
00:22:46.000In your state it's not. They're like, well you kidnapped a minor from our state even though it's
00:22:50.000legal in that state. And that's possible. Like some states actually have those differences.
00:22:55.000If the feds don't get involved, do you think the parents of the 16 year old are going to be
00:23:00.000Or do you think they're going to be like, hell in high water, I am getting my kid back.
00:23:05.000If the kid actually got kidnapped, if the kid went of its own volition, does it have the authority to... Minors can't consent.
00:23:11.000So then it would be a federal crime if someone took a 16-year-old across state lines.
00:23:14.000And if the feds said, it's not a crime in that, you know, we're not doing it, we're not involved.
00:23:19.000If the feds said, we will not intervene, do you think the people of the state where the kid was taken from will just sit back and be like, well that sucks?
00:23:26.000Or do you think they're gonna be like, please help me save my child, they were kidnapped?
00:23:31.000Like, I'm saying these circumstances could happen in some capacity already.
00:23:38.000And so I'm sure people probably have a bunch of references they may bring up.
00:23:42.000I'm wondering, like, where we go here because what's happening now is illegal abortion and legal abortion are so legally distinct and, like, stark, night and day.
00:24:23.000The person just can't come back to Texas?
00:24:25.000Well, then is Texas going to be like, well, if people start fleeing the state and killing the children of these men, we will do nothing about it.
00:24:32.000You're going to get a, the system can't sustain itself that way.
00:24:35.000It's just, I don't know what happens at that point.
00:25:20.000Right, what do you- I don't know how you deal with a circumstance.
00:25:24.000That's why Roe v. Wade I thought made sense, is because you can't leave it to the states to figure out where murder, where killing is gonna be fine.
00:25:32.000Can I just walk over there and kill him then, if I can't do it over here?
00:25:35.000Like, that's why we had this blanket rule of like, no, you just can't, or yes you can, no you can't, whatever.
00:26:41.000What do you guys think will happen if, let's say, in the next session or whatever, they say, we're doing away with the filibuster, we're pushing this bill through, it gets pushed through, and then Joe Biden goes, one, two, three, four, new Supreme Court justices.
00:26:56.000What do you think the reaction would be?
00:26:57.000Yeah, well, this is theatrics, because Manchin and Sinema already said they would not tank the filibuster.
00:27:09.000So they know they don't have the votes in the Senate.
00:27:11.000The House doesn't have any jurisdiction in this area, right?
00:27:14.000Only the Senate approves or confirms justices.
00:27:18.000So this is just, this is desperate for November to say, hey, vote for me because I proposed a bill to add four justices of the Supreme Court.
00:27:35.000Reminds me of playing with your brothers as a kid and when you're the baby and you keep changing the rules because it's like, not fair!
00:27:41.000You can only throw red ones and you have to close your eyes and it's like, by the end the rules are so stupid but it's basically because you're a loser and you don't want to lose.
00:27:49.000You want to prolong the game and that's what they're doing.
00:27:51.000They just keep changing the rules to prolong the game.
00:27:53.000I suppose it's fair to say, obviously it'll never happen.
00:27:57.000But we didn't think Roe v. Wade was going to get overturned either.
00:28:23.000And then it happened, and I didn't think it was gonna happen.
00:28:26.000But I will say, at the very least, the bare minimum is, we're at the point where Democrats are just basically saying, torch the system and give us the power, regardless of if they're able to get it or not.
00:28:36.000And so, if we keep moving in this direction, it's only a matter of time before it spills over.
00:28:42.000And then there's, I mean, I gotta be honest, I already think we're in the territory of, you know, it's just about seizing power, regardless of what matters for the American people.
00:28:52.000And what's frustrating about this is that Roe is a clearly very dramatic decision.
00:29:01.000But there have been a lot of Supreme Court cases which have way more impact on the average American
00:29:07.000without them realizing it, that were decided poorly.
00:29:09.000Kelo versus New London is the one that always comes to my mind,
00:29:12.000which was about imminent domain, right?
00:29:13.000And the right for the government to seize your property for the promise of additional taxes.
00:29:18.000If you go to Times Square in New York right now, you'll see all these signs
00:29:21.000because the governor of the state and the mayor wanna take over about 300 businesses.
00:29:27.000Around Penn Station because they want to build a new 15 comp building complex and they're like, well, this is my little pizzeria and it's like well We're gonna take it because of eminent domain and they legally have the right because of Kilo versus New London it happens all the time imminent domain is how government seizes your property because Tim wants to build a condo there and the condo will generate more taxes than your little farm and That's crazy.
00:30:45.000I'm saying there are people who are looking at abortion at maybe 1%, but those are people who are willing to throw firebombs at other people.
00:30:52.000Don't put power in the hands of radicals right now.
00:30:55.000There might be a time and a place for it, but not over abortion.
00:31:52.000So in the meantime, I'm going to kill all of these people.
00:31:55.000But in the end, and I think that's sometimes how they think, ultimately, when I have everything I need, all the power, all the wealth, i will do good but to get there i'm just gonna have to kill
00:32:05.000several people or i'm gonna have to do fake photo shoots or
00:32:08.000bomb the system doesn't like yeah we talk about a fake photo shoots
00:32:12.000and i want to believe it yes keep believing it she keeps doing the keep
00:32:17.000the funny thing is is that members of the house besides the speaker
00:32:22.000mean they're really not very significant No offense to them, but like anyone who's worked in DC in the political, like one member of Congress, and they're not supposed to be, right?
00:33:18.000I think she's just like more followers.
00:33:20.000Well, she is the prime example of using the ends to justify the means.
00:33:24.000And I think based on her photo ops, we can really see, and based on the amount of power that she has, like she's a super social justice, uh, political figure and she's not using that power for good.
00:33:34.000Like she had a small amount of power and she's not doing good with it.
00:33:37.000I see no reason to believe that if she was given a greater deal of power, that she would do anything different with it.
00:34:42.000So she could run, because by the time the election, like a month before the election, she would be 35.
00:34:47.000So she could be campaigning all day and night.
00:34:50.000I think what would happen, and maybe someone will tell her that politely, is she would have huge momentum, but ultimately in the presidential you've got to start talking, and she would embarrass herself, because she's really not very smart.
00:35:21.000Um, so you can run for president, but you will expose yourself when people critically ask themselves, like who's qualified to be president of the United States.
00:35:45.000Yeah, or someone who at least has a deep understanding of the country and a deep appreciation of it.
00:35:52.000And the thing I dislike about her which I dislike about the modern left right now as a whole is they have genuine disdain for this country.
00:36:17.000I love that they hate this country, it's racist, white supremacist, evil, fascist, homophobic, but they desperately want more people to suffer along with them coming across the southern border.
00:36:29.000The left's motto, misery loves company, we hate this place so you should come here.
00:38:11.000He's just, uh, he's like, he, he walked away from the royal family.
00:38:15.000So it's, he's an example of like freedom over power kind of person.
00:38:21.000I don't know if he's a freedom over power person because he still seems to really want a lot of that power that he willingly gave up by leaving the royal family.
00:38:32.000And his wife was an actress in America so I feel like they were trying to be like Princess Diana or something?
00:38:39.000I think that's what was going on there.
00:38:41.000I think, I think Ian is a plant to try and reconnect us to the crown and subvert the revolution.
00:38:46.000I want Canada off the British monarch's teat.
00:39:03.000But part of me, you know, if you don't, if you don't value that tradition and you know, like the queen back then when you guys left, There's a reason why he did it, but now the Queen doesn't have any strong political power, especially not the Governor General that's the head of state of Canada.
00:39:18.000So, you know, just getting rid of it is just playing into the leftist's hands who want to destroy everything that attaches us to our past.
00:39:26.000I don't know if I agree if she has no power.
00:39:53.000And so, like, if you're a monarch and you're an absolute ruler and people are screaming off with their head, what's the smart way to deal with it?
00:39:59.000You say, okay, here's what we're going to do.
00:40:01.000We're going to tell them, we're going to give them power and share it and be democratic in parliament and all that stuff and create the House of Commons.
00:40:07.000And y'all will just do as you're told or we'll kill you.
00:40:10.000And then what happens is the people are like, yay, we won.
00:40:12.000And the queen just keeps her mouth shut as she rules from the shadows.
00:40:25.000But King John signed the Magna Carta, which was basically saying, you know, the King has to have some rules.
00:40:31.000And then every monarch from King John down has ceded an amount of power one way or another, from either letting Parliament exist to not fighting a war against his own Parliament, and then you get to where it is now.
00:40:45.000But, you know, I'm not saying that you're wrong.
00:40:48.000What if the conspiracy is the Queen is secretly the Queen?
00:40:53.000There's a lot of active investigations into what sort of power she exerts over the British Parliament.
00:40:59.000I don't think that really extends much to Canada at the time, but a lot of her influence – she doesn't ever not sign a bill that's put on her desk, but her staff are routinely reaching out to government as bills are being put forward and offering their advice, and their advice is often – Like Canada?
00:41:32.000The idea is like, we know she's the Queen, but we just don't think she does anything.
00:41:34.000And it's like, but like, why do you really think that, you know?
00:41:37.000Like, it's not that far-fetched to think the Queen actually just makes a phone call and says, hey, we're doing this, you should do this too.
00:42:12.000I like Prince William a little bit more than Prince Charles, but Prince Charles is like right up there with the rest of the World Economic Forum.
00:42:20.000I don't know if you want to get into that.
00:42:21.000I often tweet photos of Charles's many properties and the ones he will inherit because also he cares deeply about the climate issue.
00:42:28.000And it's wonderful to care about climate change from like your 30,000 acre estate with servants.
00:42:35.000And he's like, oh, this whole garden is organic.
00:42:37.000It's like, yes, you have 400 servants.
00:42:39.000I don't get how we're talking about Prince Charles.
00:42:41.000We're talking about Prince Charles inheriting the empire of Britain as if it's OK.
00:43:02.000Streaming giant could see shares slump further after losing 970,000 subscribers as it was blasted over canned Meghan Markle cartoon and transgender pregnancy comedy.
00:43:17.000I mean that I guess get woke or broke.
00:43:19.000Jeremy Boring of the Daily Wire tweets, Daily Wire just surpassed Disney to become the sixth largest podcast publisher in the country per pod track.
00:45:45.000And it's the same as we were just talking about some of these politicians and the AOCs.
00:45:49.000There isn't a lot of respect for the patrimony, for what was built Before I arrived.
00:45:54.000I forget the name of the current CEO of Disney, but he arrived with a hundred years of this and other people built.
00:46:00.000And all you have to do in terms of idea of patrimony and custody is you have to hold it, cherish it, grand to try to expand it, but don't destroy it.
00:46:09.000And since they didn't have to climb that mountain, to use the analogy, since they didn't have to work hard to become members of Congress, they don't have a love for it.
00:46:35.000Yeah, well they're making their own all right, but they're destroying someone else's in the process.
00:46:41.000We entered this era of meritocracy with the internet where people could make their own channels.
00:46:45.000One of the things we often run into with hiring is that it's like, oh hey, we need this job and we need someone who's good at it.
00:46:52.000And it's really hard to find someone who's good at it, because anyone who is good at it starts their own company instead of working for someone else's.
00:46:59.000So, like, we're in that era of meritocracy.
00:47:01.000The internet has democratized the process by which people can contract, get hired, or make their own thing.
00:47:09.000Meanwhile, people are launching their own projects, starting their own YouTube channels, or at least trying to do so.
00:47:13.000Yeah, we talked about Maker Studios before the show.
00:47:14.000I was involved with these people, Lisa Nova, Ben Donovan, Dan Zapinski, like, on We had the station, 2007 YouTube, all these really popular, Phil DeFranco, Dave Days, we all came together to form this internet union of people, which was the station, then became Maker Studios, when it became a company.
00:47:33.000Then Disney bought Maker for a billion dollars, and they thought they were getting all the talent, all the people that had been working through Maker, but when they bought Maker, all those people were like, yeah, you don't, they left.
00:47:44.000And then they realized, we have the name, Maker Studios, but we don't have the talent that made Maker Studios great.
00:47:49.000This is the funniest thing, like, there's things on YouTube called multi-channel networks, which are mostly defunct these days.
00:47:55.000And they'd be like, sign with us, and we can get commercials put on your videos so you make money, and we get a percentage of it.
00:48:02.000And then you'd be like, okay, well, I already have ads on my videos, why should I sign with you?
00:48:06.000And they'd say, we'll protect you, we can talk with YouTube, it's a real advantage.
00:48:24.000I remember when I was working at Fusion, there were people who genuinely thought, they were like, when we're going to do this new project, why don't we pull up our maker talent pool?
00:49:37.000And I wonder how many of these people have hired, you know, all of the woke HR reps and the woke vice president of, of what's the acronym for diversity inclusion?
00:51:36.000So I said, why don't you guys, if you want to be big and famous, if that's your goal, why don't you make a product you know people will like?
00:51:46.000You wanna do something new and unique?
00:51:47.000So you're not just making chocolate ice cream.
00:51:49.000You're making, like, chocolate with salted caramel.
00:51:52.000Like, something... It's a little different.
00:53:53.000Someone's going to swoop in and be like this.
00:53:56.000We can't lose the value of these things because you're running a crappy product.
00:53:59.000I know you at home, and maybe all of you here, have been driving down the street one day and have seen an auto insurance company in a building that looks suspiciously like a Taco Bell.
00:54:13.000And it'll be like, you know, Family Insurance Center, and you're like, that's a Pizza Hut building.
00:54:18.000Because at some point the Pizza Hut went out of business, but there was a building there and someone was like, we can use it, we'll take it.
00:54:26.000You see like it's obviously a Taco Bell But it was turned into something else and you're like I was kind of funny.
00:54:32.000That's what we're gonna see with Disney Yeah, they got the ice cream machines, but they're just cranking out broccoli and in cheese ice cream I mean broccoli and cheese is good, but as ice cream.
00:54:42.000I don't know right I But they're also pumping out broccoli and cheese ice cream, but it says chocolate on the label.
00:54:47.000Like, Thor isn't... it's not... all these Marvel movies are like, you can call it whatever, but it's just a crappy.
01:01:14.000Sesame Place said the performer wearing the Rosita costume gestured no several times in the video, not at the children, but rather in response to multiple requests for someone in the crowd who asked Rosita to hold their child for a photo, which is not permitted.
01:01:38.000I don't know, maybe- I agree, it's sad.
01:01:40.000But like, you can't see on video the Rosita hugging a white kid or whatever, but I don't know, maybe that happened.
01:01:46.000I think that's on Hunter Biden's laptop on video.
01:01:48.000Yeah, we should get into it, for sure.
01:01:50.000I have long suspected Sesame Street of being overtly racist, and this just confirms what we've already known, that Muppet monsters just plain don't like brown people.
01:02:00.000I mean, the whole premise of Sesame Street from the beginning was multi-racist.
01:02:05.000Like literally like from like when it was started in like 72 or something is what made it so groundbreaking is that like in the first of all it took place like in the Bronx on a stoop right or like in Brooklyn and it was in an urban area and everyone was multiracial from like the very first episode.
01:02:22.000Remember when they did the first Homeless Muppet?
01:02:34.000This is just the absurdity that we live in.
01:02:36.000It's like, you see these videos, that video out of Portland where the two people are fighting outside of their cars and the white woman's like, you're mad about your oppression.
01:04:06.000You know, there's gonna be like humans are gonna be big balls of fat and jelly sitting in hover chairs.
01:04:12.000They're gonna have, you know, food tubes where they can snap their fingers and have literally anything.
01:04:16.000They're gonna be literally gargling ice cream with like vitamins in it and then one day there's gonna be a small burp in the like just the two burps and they'll start screaming and freaking out because the burp was the worst thing they ever experienced.
01:04:28.000I have to say when they were talking about dystopias I had no idea that our dystopia was gonna be like WALL-E.
01:04:35.000That is the closest thing to the way it's actually gonna be that I've ever seen.
01:04:38.000We need something like WALL-E to bumble through our freaking wheelchairs and throw us all off course.
01:05:59.000But I think when it comes to food and what you're doing and highlighting with the Dutch farmers and what I do in the energy space, it's very much related.
01:06:08.000And food insecurity is a growing problem.
01:06:10.000And holy crap, we haven't even started to eat this year's food because we're still growing it.
01:06:14.000So we don't even know what prices are going to cost.
01:06:16.000I get asked all the time about gas prices, but we haven't harvested this year's wheat yet.
01:10:28.000No, no, no, I'm talking about there's a chip company that puts cricket into their snacks so that you're like inching your way there, and that extra crunch.
01:10:38.000So imagine you get like, they're like Cheeto puffs.
01:10:41.000And you eat a Cheeto puff and it's made of corn and cheese and stuff, you're like, this is good.
01:10:44.000So they mix in maybe like 5% cricket, added protein, and then you're like, this is good.
01:10:50.000You do that for a year or two, and you keep increasing the level of cricket in the food, and then eventually everybody's eating cricket.
01:10:54.000You do that with cattle and like barley and molasses.
01:10:56.000You just increase the ration until they're able to eat it.
01:14:36.000You know, I like the joke, it's like, every time you eat mushrooms, you need to give thanks to every human who tried mushrooms so you knew which one was safe to eat.
01:14:47.000But I mean, up until, you know, the Industrial Revolution, Dutch farmers and Power of the Future, The majority of the world was hungry all the time.
01:14:57.000I mean, hunger drove war, it drove economies.
01:15:19.000But for the miracles of the fossil fuel industry and modern technology, and we can argue at the 30,000 foot level, should we use fossil fuels in the cultivation of our agriculture?
01:18:28.000One of the projects for TimCast.com as you guys expand is you need to have like a fun press accountability component where you go up to reporters who wrote glowing stories about the future who were proven categorically wrong and ask where they are like the people who wrote about Sri Lanka.
01:18:46.0002025 will be the cleanest country, or the richest country in the world, per capita.
01:18:52.000Or, you know, the Paul Krugmans who are like, the internet's gonna be gone by the year 2000.
01:18:56.000The press, when it comes to climate issues, food issues, socialism issues, they always write these glowing reports about how great things are gonna be in three years, everything falls to pot, and then they're like, ho-hum, new story.
01:19:09.000Yeah, well, I think it was Tucker that was bringing up that, like, Myanmar, I believe it is?
01:19:17.000They're the ones who had the best ESG scores in the world, followed by, like, South Africa.
01:19:21.000I'm like, these places are not doing well, so I don't know what a high ESG score looks like, but it is not good for the people who participate.
01:19:28.000I have to find this story from the guy, I know I texted it to myself because it was so great.
01:19:32.000But this was the guy who wrote the story about how Sri Lanka is going to be the greatest country in the world in a couple of years.
01:19:50.000He's got lots of things in his, Professor of ICTA, UAB, blah blah blah.
01:19:54.000But he wrote the story about, yeah, Sri Lanka, what's gonna be the greatest, staggering, a whole thread about how great Sri Lanka's gonna be when they adopted all the CSG stuff.
01:20:02.000And you wanna go find Jason Hickle and say, Jason, where are you now?
01:20:28.000And after these past several years of telling people to get away from cities, at a certain point, it's just like, I don't know what else to do for you.
01:20:38.000You can't grow enough food to feed your family in the city.
01:20:41.000You move out of the cities, move to the middle of nowhere, you learn how to take care of yourself, and you can start creating your own food.
01:20:47.000So for instance, like for breakfast, I eat eggs straight from my own chicken's butt.
01:20:51.000Granted, we give the chickens feed, but there's also the bug technique where you put the wood on the ground, and then every morning you lift the wood up and move it, and the chickens run over and eat all the bugs.
01:20:59.000You let the chickens graze in the grass and eat the bugs all day and the berries, and then they poop out the eggs for you.
01:21:05.000Then in the winter, you slowly run out of chickens.
01:21:58.000And it's such a weak plant, it got strangled out by the surrounding plants and it's a bummer.
01:22:03.000The wine raspberries take over everything and they're everywhere and they're delicious.
01:22:07.000But it's crazy moving out of the city and now it's like maybe 5% or even, actually not even, I think maybe around like 20 or 30% of the food I eat probably comes from my own source.
01:23:13.000And then you can just slowly start figuring out how, like, use the luxury of the modern era to figure out how to survive on your own before it's too late, man.
01:23:51.000I mean, there's massive shortages in grocery stores.
01:23:57.000But that's not the definition of a famine.
01:24:00.000What's going on in the Netherlands right now is the Prime Minister and the court system there are pushing this policy of reducing nitrogen emissions by 2030.
01:24:11.000So by 2030, the nitrogen emissions have to be down by 30-40%.
01:24:16.000And to do that, that means farmers are going to have to cull their herds because there's a lot of nitrogen emission throughout the whole process of raising cattle, pork, and all this.
01:24:26.000So by culling the herds, they lose their profit margins.
01:24:30.000Farms aren't the most profitable ventures you can go into.
01:24:32.000Most people are in it because their families were in it.
01:24:36.000So they do this job and they say, okay, cull 30% of the herd.
01:24:40.000They no longer can afford to keep that land.
01:24:43.000And for some reason, keep in mind, the Dutch government has said, this is only going to be in effect in environmentally sensitive areas, which just happens to be around big cities and coastlines, high value real estate, which has caused people to say, well, why are you targeting us?
01:25:07.000And these are farms that have been in families since the 13th century.
01:25:11.000Like this is Europe we're talking about, right?
01:25:13.000It's not even America where the farm that we're on right now or the farmland that we're on has been farmed by Americans for 200, 300 years.
01:25:22.000200, 300 years back there, it's been 900 to 10 centuries.
01:25:27.000So it's pretty tragic what's happening there and it's even more tragic that the mainstream
01:25:31.000media isn't giving them a fair shot at saying their piece.
01:25:35.000They're immediately taking the government's side and saying, you know, they're extremists just like the people that went to Ottawa.
01:26:03.000It's run by a government, by a parliament.
01:26:07.000So we've got a food shortage, we've got a fertilizer shortage, we've got fuel shortages.
01:26:13.000They don't know if they'll be able to have enough fuel to harvest what they did grow, let alone if they could grow anything at all because of the fertilizer shortage.
01:26:21.000They're telling us that the surrounding countries outside of Europe are going to be in serious crisis because there's a lack of food, because they won't get imports from Russia and Ukraine.
01:26:29.000So Lebanon may start turning into Sri Lanka.
01:26:32.000And then they tell the Dutch farmers, stop farming.
01:26:36.000If the food's already stopped production, why do they need to stop cutting down the nitrogen?
01:26:41.000You know, these countries are eating themselves alive.
01:26:52.000I mean, maybe you didn't know Russia was going to go to war in the Ukraine, but you knew what would happen with Keystone XL.
01:27:01.000Leaders around the world, from Sri Lanka to the Netherlands and Canada, Justin Trudeau is doing the exact same thing, putting limits on fertilizer use in our country.
01:27:09.000By 30% he wants to reduce fertilizer use.
01:30:01.000And so they're like, we'll try and figure out a box fan for you I'm like that's not gonna do anything, but it's like People are crazy, but at least they're green by stuffing everyone who's super sweaty into public transit So they stand shoulder-to-shoulder with people who smell like socks.
01:30:13.000I have an article from seven years ago Europe to America your love of air conditioning is stupid I really have to say I wonder if they still think that now Yeah, which journalist wrote that?
01:30:24.000No, they're gonna say that our use of air conditioning created more carbon emissions, which made the planet hotter.
01:30:29.000We just need to plant more trees, man.
01:30:34.000You just have to ignore all of these fake metrics because it's a much more nefarious agenda that has nothing to do with the environment or the planet.
01:30:43.000You know, I think climate change is an issue.
01:30:48.000Whether you believe in climate change or not, I think human pollution is awful, but it's really just the cities.
01:30:53.000And so, you know, we've talked about this with people like Michael Malice, and where we come to agreement is cities are too dense, and the cities produce a ton of waste.
01:31:01.000Like, if you had one guy, let's say if a hundred people, and they're spread out over a mile each person, and they all take a dump, Right, all at once.
01:31:14.000When you drive 100 miles, you might notice every mile there's some poop on the ground, or you might just be like, oh, I didn't even realize.
01:31:21.000Imagine if those 100 people all got together in the same city block, formed a circle, and took a big dump.
01:31:26.000Yeah, you would definitely notice that, and the density of the human waste would cause ecological problems.
01:31:32.000This is what's happening with these big cities.
01:33:01.000She flew on a private jet for 12 minutes.
01:33:04.000And it was funny because they said that she drove a half an hour in the wrong direction to get to the airport for a trip that would have taken 20 miles, 26 minutes to drive.
01:33:14.000So like it took her longer to drive to the airport to get on the plane to fly like 20 miles or whatever.
01:33:20.000That's a very short, two airports very close to each other.
01:35:02.000The new space we have, the new space has got its own pond that we're gonna clean up.
01:35:07.000It's got well water, obviously, there's a pond right there.
01:35:10.000We've got solar power and backup batteries, so we're gonna try and be as self-sufficient as possible.
01:35:16.000It's not about, like, saving the planet.
01:35:18.000It's about just not getting disrupted when we're doing work.
01:35:21.000But, you know, hey, I can then be smug and make fun of all the city urban liberal types and be like, wag my finger at them based on their own standards.
01:35:30.000No, everyone should be as self-sufficient as possible.
01:35:32.000I'd love to have a small nuclear reactor in my backyard.
01:35:38.000And we thought about it because, again, when Back to the Future came out, at the end he's got his little Mr. Fusion right in the back of the car.
01:35:45.000We thought that's what the future was gonna be, a little tiny nuclear reactor in the back of your car.
01:35:49.000We weren't afraid of it in 1984 whenever that came out, but we're afraid of it now.
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01:36:59.000Chibineo says, Tim, please examine HR 1808, a highly restrictive bill to limit firearms ownership in an extreme way, before the judiciary tomorrow.
01:38:23.000Mark Nice says, this reminds me of the zone of death in Yellowstone where murder could theoretically happen and you wouldn't get prosecuted for it because there is no residence in that district to fill a jury.
01:42:45.000I said, not that killing a baby is postmodernism, fellow, but that calling something murder when it's not because you feel like it is, is postmodernism.
01:42:57.000Joseph McFarlane says, Tim, the jurisdiction issue you presented to Ian is precisely the type of event that kicked off the Hatfield-McCoy war, and lawful courts were involved in all actions prior to that kicking off.
01:43:41.000Doesn't mean that legal arguments are wrong.
01:43:44.000And my argument stands as well that eventually people stormed into those states and started like John Brown shot multiple people in the face.
01:44:00.000Yeah, we are dangerously close to a situation like a John Brown bleeding Kansas kind of circumstance where some dude just says they're literally trafficking women, kidnapping the children of these guys to kill them and they're gonna go up and someone's gonna, it's gonna be a fight over it.
01:44:16.000What if a woman, a pregnant woman, drank alcohol and the baby miscarried and then they murdered her, they killed her, they executed her for murder?
01:44:24.000Yeah, I don't think that's a good let's not go there.
01:44:26.000So this is actually it's not an issue where there are mothers who are getting Very long prison terms and they're saying it's all but it's because they miscarried and you read it and it's because these women Knew they were pregnant and did things like meth Voluntarily, they just continued with their drug use and their baby died and they're like that's actually a crime You should be more careful about this little person who's dependent on you not alcohol as such but hard drugs.
01:45:43.000What happens if a woman in Texas gets pregnant, and then she's fighting with the guy eight months on, and she's like, you know what, I'm getting rid of this baby, I can't live with this guy, and she goes to Colorado.
01:45:54.000The guy calls the local police and says, help, help, she's kidnapped my unborn son and plans to abort him.
01:45:58.000She then posts on social media like, haha, you'll never stop me.
01:46:16.000You think that they should be like the law of the place where your permanent address is should be what applies to you That's that's I mean, that's what I don't know.
01:46:26.000I just think like What if the federal government said we're going to go in and?
01:46:32.000Arrest this woman to bring her back to stop her from killing this kid is Colorado gonna be like, okay Or are they gonna be like you can't come here and take someone who lives?
01:46:40.000Yeah, they can't the federal government's not involved The federal government threw their hands up in the air with overturning Roe v. Wade.
01:46:45.000They're not- No, I'm saying what would happen if Donald Trump gets elected and then says, we will protect the child and sends in federal law enforcement to arrest the woman for kidnapping?
01:46:54.000And you arrest the federal law enforcement with local police.
01:47:14.000That was more of just like a, if a cop tells you to put your hands up, don't go, but I'm a cop, shut up.
01:47:19.000I gotta think the states would win because look at sanctuary city laws on the state level when the state says we're not going to tell the feds that we have illegal immigrants in our state.
01:47:30.000And the feds are like you're hosting illegal immigrants and the state says we're not going to say anything.
01:47:34.000The feds never come in guns a blazing saying we're going to get them anyway.
01:47:59.000So I think, yeah, in California, if, like, you punch someone in the face and she falls down and the baby dies, you get murder for the baby too.
01:48:06.000If you kill someone else's baby, that's illegal, illegal killing.
01:48:10.000But if the woman wants to kill her own baby in an abortion, that's not illegal.
01:51:20.000It didn't go through, but that's what they were proposing, which is pretty radical.
01:51:24.000I think it doesn't matter what they can write down on paper.
01:51:27.000If you kidnap someone and force them to work for you, you are committing an atrocity against humanity in regards to what legality is.
01:51:33.000It does matter what's written down, because if you're going to want to go to war with someone and kill their civilians or kill their military-age men, you can't do it.
01:52:45.000That's his, that's, that's your biggest problem is that when your heart is so big, you don't, you don't know how to control all of its borders.
01:54:09.000It would be cool if we can get the rights to do something like that, like live reaction to movies, like Mystery Science Theater, but not just comic, but political shows and stuff.
01:54:20.000I don't know if we can do that for copyright reasons, though.
01:54:23.000If someone could make Brondo, though, that would be great.
01:55:03.000Jacob Perez says, Tim, in Mexico, there's a local Aztec delicacy enjoyed in states like Oaxaca, where grasshoppers are fried, marinated in lime juice, salt, and garlic.
01:56:13.000Like, Amazon's got employees in Texas, right?
01:56:16.000Yeah, that's what the facilitating criminal activities.
01:56:20.000That's what the $4,000 is for to leave the state.
01:56:23.000And like, I'm pretty sure if you're in Texas, and you give someone money to commit a crime somewhere else, like there's still a crime there.
01:57:06.000I don't think Texas is going to invade Colorado.
01:57:08.000All I know is that if I was a dude living in Texas and I worked for Amazon, in today's world culture, every week I would need my $4,000 for another abortion.
01:57:16.000I would go to HR because, like, how do you know I'm not pregnant?
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02:04:15.000Your biggest problem is you have a big heart.
02:04:16.000When you have a huge heart, you have lots of borders and you can't control your borders and all the bad gets in, but all the good gets out.
02:04:22.000And Ian's biggest problem is that his heart is very, very big.
02:04:25.000When you have a small heart like me, You can control it very, very well, but then there's not an awful lot of love to give.
02:04:30.000So you would much rather have a big heart than a small one.
02:04:35.000Sometimes I think about the horror that I would inflict on my enemies, but I try not to have enemies because I don't want to inflict horror on humans.
02:04:43.000So let's hope that we don't go to that place ever and keep things nice, calm, and peaceful.
02:04:58.000The evenings, the summer evenings with the little lamps is just freaking idyllic.
02:05:01.000So hopefully that will continue for you guys and hopefully the world doesn't fall apart and hopefully we're all at Peace for the rest of our time on Earth.
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