On today's show, we have special guest Olivia Rondo to talk about the aftermath of the R.I.P. incident at the Timestamps Club and the fallout from it. We also have a special guest Shane Cashman of Tales from the Inverted World to discuss his new book, "Close Contact with a Ghost" and much more.
00:00:50.000We'll talk a little bit about that in the show today, but I don't like getting carried away into the drama stuff.
00:00:56.000But I do think there's so much misinformation already about what happened, and we should talk about how we felt about how things were going, like what was going through our minds and stuff, as things got pretty heated.
00:01:24.000a racist prick, and then they go on to say that Tim Pool is white, and I thought about that, and I'm like, if I'm a quarter Korean, you know, two generations of mixed-race families, but I am definitively, factually white, and I'm like, that would be a really interesting precedent for their ideology as it pertains to all mixed-race people, you know what I mean?
00:01:43.000The bigger news is that Nick Sandman settled his defamation suit with NBC for a confidential sum, which sounds like it's probably a decent amount of money.
00:01:52.000Might not be as big as many people think, but, you know, we'll take a look at that.
00:01:55.000We got President Biden apparently calling Kamala Harris President... President Harris.
00:02:01.000Again, we got MSNBC saying Ron DeSantis's anti-woke bill is, what is it, codifying white supremacy or some other stupid trash?
00:03:37.000I was like, because people don't understand, I knew Ari for a number of years now, and I'm like, this would be a great opportunity for everyone to come together and to talk, and I thought it was going to go a lot different than it would.
00:04:38.000Some people will not understand it, but if you will, it sends a very strong political message, and you can get yours on thebestpoliticalshirts.com.
00:04:54.000I thought it was, I thought it was a really, really good show.
00:04:57.000I think what people don't realize is you got to have people who disagree with you.
00:05:00.000You can't just, and not everybody's going to articulate the way you, it's, it's not going to be some like two smart people, you know, or intellect intelligentsia types just sitting there being like, well, I humbly disagree.
00:05:11.000Like sometimes like people just saying you're wrong.
00:05:26.000I, I, I, I, look man, I think he's racist.
00:05:29.000You know, but we'll, we'll talk about this cause we got a segment that talks a little bit.
00:05:32.000We got a couple of segments actually talking about this and I'll just, I'll just say one thing on this before we get started.
00:05:36.000It was weird to me that my stance was when I was little, my family got, my family home was, was attacked by white supremacists and he, the guy who was supposed to be opposing racism was, was the one laughing about that and saying, so what?
00:06:03.000It is true that you have to meet people where they are and they're not always going to articulate in the way that you would like them to.
00:06:08.000I do love that we're able to bring people on and have these challenging conversations because I don't know that people believe that people really think this and people like him do.
00:06:14.000So it's worth learning about and continuing to grapple with.
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00:08:28.000Nick Sandman settles defamation suit with NBC for confidential sum.
00:08:32.000Another slanted liberal news outlet has felt the sting of justice, according to Newsbusters.
00:08:37.000In a Friday evening tweet from the defamed man himself, former Covington High School student Nicholas Sandman announced that he had settled his defamation suit with NBC News for an undisclosed amount of money.
00:08:47.000With little fanfare, Sandman posted the tweet, reading, At this time, I would like to release that NBC and I have reached a settlement.
00:08:55.000Sandman sued NBC for over 250 million dollars.
00:08:59.000I don't I do not think he got anywhere near that But I certainly think this kid is gonna be pretty comfortable now I bring this up and that and that's the gist of this story many of us know the history of Nick Sandman and the Covington kids, but I want to I want to wrap this back into kind of the the current situation around what happened on this show and everything and just say I You know, when I'm having a conversation with someone, and they're obstinate, but their worldview is based on media lies, you need to look at the Nick Salmon case, you need to look at the Jussie Smollett case, you need to look at Russiagate, and you can start to understand why these people are trapped in this broken worldview that makes no sense.
00:09:35.000Or even the Iraq war or the banker bailout.
00:09:37.000I mean, there's so many things that the corporate media, you know, spread lies about that were completely, absolutely not true at all.
00:09:45.000So this is, this Sandman case is a very important case because this is his third win.
00:10:09.000And then there's a number of producers.
00:10:11.000There's also Jack Posobiec, who claims that CNN was hiring this first producer that did unspeakable things to children for over a year, knowing that the FBI had data on him that he was doing very illegal things to children.
00:10:26.000Again, family-friendly show here, so we're not going to be talking about that.
00:10:28.000But again, CNN, there's an epidemic going around and it's not good for children.
00:10:33.000CNN has two producers, but they're two high-level producers.
00:10:38.000It was a guy working with Cuomo and a guy working with Tapper.
00:10:41.000That, to me, right away, I'm not gonna come... I wouldn't say that's enough for me to be like, clearly CNN is a gigantic, you know, crazy... But I would be like, I think it's time to actually do a deep investigation.
00:10:55.000Because if you've got two in this short amount of time that just popped out, and they're both at the top-level shows, I think CNN, I think the law enforcement, I want to start asking questions about who's working there, what they're doing.
00:11:09.000And then I was making a reference to of course Sandman because Sandman also sued CNN and won successfully after CNN also hurt him when he was a child.
00:11:17.000So again, I was being a little hyperbolic, a little sensationalistic there.
00:11:21.000I'm happy to see Sandman get the settlement, but I would kind of want to see an apology from the outlets.
00:11:27.000I want them to come out and be like, we broke your worldview, we fractured reality, and we're taking account, but that'll never happen.
00:12:34.000But that's why I often say that what's really going on, which is exemplified by the Sandman thing, there are the people who know, who are discerning, who are looking for facts and evidence, and there are the people who don't and just believe narratives.
00:12:49.000And so when it comes to Kyle Rittenhouse, they are still wrong to this day.
00:12:53.000When it came to Nick Sandman, Bill Maher came out a week after the retractions and said BS info.
00:13:08.000Look, man, I like Bill Maher for, you know, because he pushes back on this stuff, but it's like Bill Maher is so close to getting his head out of the sand.
00:13:17.000He's so close, but he's not quite there.
00:13:19.000I love seeing his audience be hesitant to clap sometimes.
00:13:24.000They're scared and terrified because sometimes, like, he's not the best, but sometimes he drops a truth bomb that wakes everyone up being like, wait, wait, wait, hold on.
00:13:33.000He's supposed to be telling us the narrative.
00:13:35.000We're supposed to clap when the sign tells us to clap.
00:13:40.000And we're kind of looking around here because he does land some punches, but a lot of the times he does a lot of bidding for the establishment.
00:13:47.000If any one of these people just read, Bill Maher doesn't.
00:13:51.000That's why when it came to like critical race theory stuff, Bill Maher was kind of like, well, if they're teaching kids this, that's bad.
00:13:58.000If they're teaching that, then it's good.
00:13:59.000And it's like, Bill, just read one article and you can say it's bad.
00:14:05.000But what ends up happening is, you know, a big portion of what we end up fighting over, especially yesterday, was critical race theory being banned in schools is stopping the teaching of racism.
00:14:13.000And it's like, that's not at all what any of us are upset about or worried about.
00:14:20.000People like Bill Maher, who are supposed to be the opposition, regurgitate that talking point from bad actors.
00:14:25.000And then they think we're the ones who are making it up.
00:14:28.000You know, when it came to Kyle Rittenhouse, that's what really kicked off everything the other day.
00:14:32.000I'm like, we've had seven different witnesses to what happened with Kyle Rittenhouse on this show.
00:14:37.000I do not base my opinions off of, like, watching a random Twitter video from, you know, some leftist progressive.
00:14:42.000I was like, I wanna see the people who were there tell me what happened.
00:14:45.000And then we get that information, and I base my opinions off that.
00:14:48.000But if you base your opinions off of how CNN framed it, then you're gonna be getting sued when you talk smack against people like Nick Sandman.
00:14:55.000Absolutely, and the facts matter here, and your words matter, and that's why you should always be careful.
00:14:59.000And if you make a mistake, you should issue a correction.
00:15:02.000A lot of these newspapers, a lot of these news organizations don't have anything holding them accountable.
00:15:07.000They publish a retraction, maybe on page 17, maybe in the little byline.
00:15:11.000But the build-up, especially when it came to the war in Iraq, when it came to Russiagate, had huge impacts on our daily lives that impacted us negatively, that hurt people, that killed people, that literally created some of the worst scenarios that destroyed any elements of truth.
00:15:31.000And they were still never held responsible for a lot of those bigger lies.
00:15:35.000So it's good to see, on a personal level, some accountability.
00:15:37.000But we still have to remember, by and large, the corporate media has a long criminal past with some very disgusting behavior that they still should be held responsible for, but they haven't.
00:15:47.000I think, you know, Ian says this a lot.
00:16:50.000I don't want to get into the nitty-gritty.
00:16:52.000I don't want to get into the details here, but I would argue that what happened after 9-11 was trauma-based mind control.
00:16:58.000Literally people were shown thousands of people dying all at once and then blaming other people in other countries who had nothing to do with it saying they did it.
00:17:10.000And they used that fear, that psychological warfare against the general public to say, just give us a little bit of your rights.
00:17:16.000Just give us a little bit of your free privacy.
00:17:19.000And of course, it started with, you know, just reasonable asks, and then it became more unreasonable, more crazy, more sinister, to the point where now the NSA knows almost every little thing you do.
00:17:29.000They track trace and database your activities.
00:17:31.000There's a secret social credit score that no one even wants to talk about.
00:17:34.000We're living in a database now where you need government permission to go to the supermarket in some places in the United States and that is absolutely insane draconian and crazy and it all started.
00:17:45.000I would argue, some people would argue it started even way before that, but I think the larger kind of snowball effect started on 9-11 and it kept rolling in this kind of trajectory of just give up your rights for your greater good, for the benefit of humanity.
00:18:20.000I didn't know a time before Department of Homeland Security.
00:18:22.000You know, I grew up, my dad worked for the Department of Homeland Security, so I grew up just very comfortable with authoritarianism, with tyranny.
00:18:30.000I didn't understand, like, even, like, you know, back before 9-11, you can, like, walk up to the gate with your family to, you know, drop them off.
00:18:38.000I didn't know that was an actual thing until I was, like, in at least middle school or high school, and I actually learned about TSA in 9-11.
00:18:45.000And so I think we have to really target zoomers because I'm a zoomer.
00:18:48.000I know how to talk to zoomers and actually like really drill this into their minds because they don't even realize how comfortable with the government overreaching their lot.
00:18:55.000Like they just don't even understand it.
00:18:57.000It took a long time for me to understand and I still can't even understand it because I don't, I don't know what it was like before, but I can read about it and I can learn about it.
00:19:02.000I could try to educate myself about it, but that's something we really need to talk more about with the younger generation, I think.
00:19:07.000This is what I've been saying about with the metaverse, that the younger generations, like the kids born today, are gonna grow up into the metaverse and be like, I don't know a world without it.
00:19:16.000Like you're saying, you don't know the world before all this stuff.
00:20:16.000And I crossed the bridge, and I was going through the neighborhood, and then we started trying to figure out where to go, and I was like, let's go here.
00:20:23.000So I was actually wearing the headset and you can like look around on Google Maps and like move forward you click and you move forward and it was crazy to me that everybody's I'm like everybody's locked in these cubicles and they're little garbage little studios.
00:20:37.000I bet tons of people have this and they use it to like calm down.
00:20:41.000One of the craziest things about it and I think we're going here.
00:20:45.000I'm sure a lot of you guys have the Oculus.
00:20:47.000There's a theater mode where you put them on and you turn on a movie and it's a giant theater screen in front of you and you can move your head and there's a movie theater right in front of you when you're watching movies and the sound coming in your ears perfectly.
00:21:27.000Yeah, but you'll like, hey guys, you want to go to the movies?
00:21:30.000And you'll put on your Oculus, you'll go into the metaverse, and you'll be like watching Spider-Man with your friends sitting next to you, and you'll look to your left and you'll see their little like carrot avatar, and the guy in front of you is like a rabbit, and the guy behind him is a duck, and then someone's a caricature of, you know, Mickey Mouse or something.
00:21:47.000I think, you know, a lot of people say The Matrix is a documentary for a very specific reason, because when you look at essentially what they're calling for, especially with the World Economic Forum, with a lot of very powerful globalists living in a pod, being connected to the virtual world, and then having bug paste and bug juice and this Artificially GMO created paste given to you as artificial meat.
00:22:13.000That's literally, you know, what was happening in the matrix with people in their little pods being used as bubbles, being used as batteries, literally being plugged into the virtual world.
00:22:25.000And I think someone, probably something like top tier globalists, either inspired the matrix or saw the matrix and was like, I want that.
00:22:41.000And that's essentially what they were calling for.
00:22:43.000They deleted that article, so people can't pull it up right now.
00:22:46.000But when you look at the article, when you look at a lot of their papers that they released, they essentially write the blueprint for what could be described as the Matrix, as you living in a pod, being their source of energy, their battery for their own personal enjoyment and benefit.
00:23:00.000Living in their world that they fully control.
00:23:03.000And I feel like the first seed of that is media manipulation, right?
00:23:07.000That's why we joke about how these people are in a cult.
00:23:11.000Like, eventually they're gonna be in the Matrix, and they're gonna gleefully clap and cheer as they enter it.
00:23:16.000Which people told us in the Super Chats, that's actually Matrix canon.
00:23:20.000In, I guess, the Animatrix, humans chose to enter the Matrix in exchange for a paradise, but then the robots were like, it doesn't work, people don't want it, and then, like, switched it up on them.
00:23:36.000MSNBC host thinks DeSantis wants to codify white supremacy by banning critical race theory.
00:23:42.000MSNBC is known for its insane and vile commentary, which occurs on an almost daily basis.
00:23:47.000But this one might be the craziest comments this week.
00:23:49.000During a segment on MSNBC's The Beat with Ari Melber, fill-in host Jason Johnson discussed Governor Ron DeSantis his support of a bill that would ban critical race theory in public schools.
00:23:59.000Johnson claimed the proposed legislation, titled Stop Woke Act, is DeSantis' new effort to codify white supremacy for political gain.
00:24:10.000See, this was one of the big issues that occurred.
00:24:13.000One of the points of contention for the episode we did with Ari, the rugged man, was that I don't think even he knows his own definition of white supremacy.
00:24:23.000Typically, the cultural right believes white supremacy to mean someone who believes they are genetically superior based on their race or the ideology of that.
00:24:33.000But the leftists, critical race theorists, believe white supremacy literally just means dominant culture.
00:24:39.000So when the left says white supremacy, they're referring to the fact that most people in this country are white.
00:24:45.000So they'll say things like, when they say, you know, Hollywood is a white supremacist institution, what people on the right hear is that they're accusing people in Hollywood of believing they're genetically superior based on race.
00:24:58.000What the left is saying is that it's an institution created by white people that mostly benefits the majority race in the country.
00:25:09.000Because of this, you end up with stories like this.
00:25:16.000If you take away the word white supremacy and replace it for what they're actually saying, and say that Jason Johnson said the Stop Woke Act is DeSantis' new effort to codify traditional American culture for political gain, it's like, oh, yeah.
00:25:44.000Because I think there was a disconnect with what we thought the words mean.
00:25:48.000And when it comes to the word white supremacy, it has been used and abused to such a silly level That I feel like in some instances it's losing its meaning.
00:25:57.000It's losing its power because it rained and MSNBC was freaking out saying it's white supremacy that caused it to rain.
00:26:04.000I'm being fascist here but they literally almost blame everything underneath the sun.
00:26:08.000If you're going on nature hikes that's white supremacy.
00:26:11.000Going out in nature is white supremacy and I'm like You're devaluing this word and this meaning.
00:26:17.000So for MSNBC to say this, as hyperbolic as they are, it's like, okay, what are you really trying to say here?
00:26:23.000Because you bastardized the language so much.
00:27:17.000The definition changing and then they repeat the words that are not, they're not, they don't mean anything anymore.
00:27:22.000I'm calling this the death of language.
00:27:24.000That's how you create multiple realities because there's a whole group of people operating and Certain definitions and there's another group of people Operating in different definitions like the when the guy drove the car through the people to Christmas parade We saw a lot of tweets and headlines.
00:27:38.000That was a car that drove through PS UV.
00:27:40.000That's you're killing language there, right?
00:27:42.000It was an accident But if it was someone else who looked differently, they would sensationalize that to make it very specific to make it You know you afraid of that It's almost as if it's Orwellian.
00:27:52.000It's almost as we're going through double speak, which I've heard of that.
00:27:58.000And I think that we could relate to that since, of course, even scientific definitions of herd immunity, vaccines are being changed right in front of our eyes when it meant something else previously before.
00:28:08.000And I think the same thing is happening with white supremacy.
00:28:12.000That went from being just prejudice against somebody because of their race to being about powers and systems and oppression and prejudice and white people or black people can't be racist and white people are only they can only just have prejudice against them.
00:28:25.000Larry Elder is the black face of white supremacy.
00:28:27.000Yeah I mean it just it has no meaning it's watered down and then but it's like crazy that these audiences either love that they're changing the definition or don't realize it but either way it's the same end result and it's evil.
00:28:40.000There's a couple of the issues, you know.
00:28:43.000And I gotta say, like, we all really want to talk about what happened last night, but it really was a good example of the culture war.
00:29:13.000He actually, he made a really good point.
00:29:15.000He said, he said something like, let's be real guys.
00:29:19.000If this was any other mixed race person explaining they experienced racism and a white person was laughing in their face and insulting them, you would be on that person's side.
00:29:28.000But because it's Tim Pool, you want to be mad at him.
00:29:44.000And I'm like, bro, the problem is, everybody shared one small clip.
00:29:49.000So the narrative becomes something untethered to reality.
00:29:53.000If any one of these people would just actually take their heads out of the sand and consume media to better understand it, then a lot of this might stop happening.
00:30:02.000But the other issue is, when it came to the actual conversation with R.A., many of these people don't agree that he is being racist because in their new moral framework, or lack thereof, White people are allowed to insult people who are not white, and that's not racism so long as their ideology is in line with the tribe or the cult.
00:30:27.000So when they say racist, what they're really saying is deviant.
00:30:30.000They're saying, you're a deviant, you're a deviant.
00:30:32.000So when I call him a deviant, people go, no he's not!
00:30:37.000So to them, they're hearing me basic- Like, they don't hear the word racist the way we do.
00:30:42.000When I say to him, you're a racist, I'm saying, you literally said that you would judge someone based on the content- You would judge someone on the color of their skin.
00:30:50.000To me, you're being racist when you discriminate against someone on their race.
00:30:53.000To them, racist just means you are a deviant from our ideology.
00:30:58.000If you were a media darling, and Ari was in here with a MAGA hat, and he accused you of laughter, they would have said, Tim Poole, Asian podcaster, to make sure we all knew he's a victim.
00:31:11.000One of the jokes that we make on the show every so often is that blonde-haired, blue-eyed Luke Rutkowski is a person of color, and literal second-generation mixed-race Tim Poole is white.
00:31:20.000I'm like, I don't even know what is going on in their brains.
00:31:25.000But I think it's fair to say what they're really saying is deviant when they say racists are white supremacists.
00:31:42.000um not that i mean not the exact definition but off the top of my head i believe it was something more along the lines of what we generally believe that it's just hate or prejudice because of somebody's race or skin color now i think at least one dictionary and just in many schools of thought like in academia you'll see the definition be changed to it's uh it's like it's prejudice and prejudice plus power so black people can't be racist because They could be prejudiced but they don't have power in today's white supremacist racist system so black people therefore can't be racist and white people can't be victims of racism because they have the power and the prejudice so they're just nothing nothing just comes at them.
00:32:21.000And then Luke isn't white because Slavic people experienced oppression Asian people in America are white because they have high
00:33:02.000Someone might be able to convince me that I'm wrong.
00:33:05.000But for me, I think something that really does oppress people is saying continually, You're oppressed.
00:33:13.000And when you keep putting that into someone's mind, they create an identity that is oppressed, that does believe that they have lack of opportunities, and that kind of mindset, that kind of idea, that kind of larger consciousness that you're putting out there to your regular life, that you're manifesting, that you're creating, is creating that of lack, of being the victim.
00:33:34.000I want to chase this deviant idea, too, because there was something else that came up yesterday in the show that exemplifies this.
00:33:40.000When I was trying to explain that this world is comprised of many people with different worldviews, R.A.' 's response was, I said, your worldview?
00:33:54.000He believes he's in the moral majority.
00:33:58.000He believes that his ideas are represented by most people or that he's on the side of good or whatever.
00:34:05.000But a lot of these people don't seem to realize that when you have, you know, 80 million people voting one way and 80 million people voting the other, certainly there are two distinct, you know, perceptions, or I should say overarching perceptions.
00:34:17.000So for me, when I started getting into this work and, I mean, just doing journalism in general, I remember, I went, during Occupy Wall Street, there was a pro-life rally at the federal building by Wall Street, by the stock exchange.
00:34:29.000And we went and we saw these people and we saw them waving their flags and I listened to what they said.
00:34:33.000And my attitude's always been like, if we're talking about helping the working class, that means recognizing that half the working class are conservative and half are, you know, left or whatever.
00:34:43.000And that means we really need to understand where people are in general, not just one side of things.
00:34:48.000But too many of these people think 99% of the country is them, and there's this weird, deviant group of people.
00:34:55.000So when they say you're a racist, they're saying you are not in line with the moral majority, which is us.
00:35:04.000And then when I try and point something out, like, there are 80 million people who roll the other direction from you and don't agree with you, They just, they say that's not true.
00:35:12.000They don't believe it, they reject that, or they say, well those people are wrong and crazy or grifters or liars.
00:35:16.000And it's like, that's why you'll often hear people say that the right thinks the left is misguided, but the left thinks the right is evil.
00:35:22.000I think that's starting to change now with many on the right, many, and the funny thing too is the right is not just right-wing, it's also comprised of the center.
00:35:30.000Like, if you actually look at Pew's research on this, which is hilarious, the stressed sideline, they call it, apolitical individuals lean right.
00:35:38.000And it's because the left has gone off the rails.
00:35:40.000When you look at that Axios poll we looked at last week that shows young Democrats are overwhelmingly antagonistic based on politics and not conservatives, we can see whatever is happening, it's happening as an effect of modern left culture or whatever.
00:35:55.000And I think it's working brilliantly to the benefit of the special interests that really kind of pull the strings, that really kind of set the news stories, that set the agenda, that set the narrative.
00:36:04.000Because let's call a spade a spade here.
00:36:07.000There's a lot of things you and Ari agreed on.
00:36:10.000There's so many things that the government does that you weren't happy about.
00:36:17.000There's so many things you guys had in common, especially with your visions and your ideas and your beliefs and things that you went through that was outside of the established narrative.
00:36:26.000But on this point, it brought you two guys towards a very tense, angry moment between each other.
00:36:31.000That's how powerful and divisive a lot of this stuff is, where even if you could see eye to eye on a lot of stuff, you still fight each other.
00:37:20.000I'm like, how many times do I need to reach out and say, I agree with you, I agree with you, I agree with you, but he didn't, he, he, it's like, it's, it's not, it's, it's, it's, that's why I'm saying it's about being a deviant.
00:37:30.000It's about not being in line with our orthodoxy.
00:37:35.000By and large, what I was saying, you said it more eloquently and a lot better than I did, because again, There was terms of agreement, but it still led to confrontation, which to me is mind-boggling of how they were able to control the narrative in a way where it still leads to no understanding in a fighting, and that to me deserves to be pointed out.
00:37:53.000But listen, I think we all understood him.
00:37:57.000I think we were all analytical as to things, like, we analyzed the things he had been saying.
00:38:02.000He talks about news in a way where he didn't understand things.
00:38:05.000He was talking about how we didn't know what critical race theory was, and I gave him just a very generalized, here's one of the authors, here's what they've stated, here's what they believe, because I read this stuff.
00:38:15.000And full disclosure, when we had Vosch on the first time, I was miserable in trying to break down what critical race theory was, and I think Vosch made a great point when he was like, you don't know what you're talking about.
00:38:26.000And I said, well, my view of it is the cultural, like, wokeness and stuff.
00:39:01.000If I'm gonna tell you that there's a lot of this stuff we agree on, but no matter how much we try to come to you, to your side, and say, we wanna rectify this, you still just say, you guys are racists, you guys are white supremacists, you are bootlickers.
00:39:17.000There is no, there is no coming together, there's no compromise, there's no resolving this bridge.
00:39:44.000I met a lady yesterday, total stranger in her 70s, a nice lady.
00:39:48.000We agreed on books and music and we were there looking at some stuff and there was another gentleman there who I don't really know but she knew and she pulled me to the side and said he's an anti-vaxxer and I was like, oh wow.
00:40:30.000Maybe he's racist in your mind, a MAGA support or whatever.
00:40:33.000And I'm like, if you just take the labels away and talk to people about the real problems, you will probably agree on lots of things like what Tim and RA were talking about.
00:40:39.000And then she was like, you know, I did have an hour long conversation with this man.
00:40:43.000But once you said the vaccine thing, all the alarms went off in her head that she would hear the buzzwords on CNN.
00:40:50.000And I think if you start to strip away labels, like that's why that when I see words like woke, I hate words like that.
00:40:56.000I'm so sick of words like that because it automatically makes anyone who agrees with woke stuff and who doesn't agree with it want to fight about it.
00:41:05.000Just strip away those stupid words, I think.
00:41:07.000I think we use too many bad words like cancel culture and woke.
00:41:09.000There's a compulsive need to label people, though.
00:41:12.000People try to do the same thing to me all the time.
00:41:14.000And even when they find out what I believe in, there's still no label to put on it.
00:41:17.000So then they get even more frustrated.
00:41:20.000I think it's getting worse, actually, the compulsive need to label people.
00:41:22.000But I need to know, like, how do we combat that?
00:41:24.000Like, how do we change the messaging to where to the point where people don't feel the need to be like, hey, like, what do you believe about that?
00:41:30.000And then immediately assume your political party or assume everything else.
00:41:49.000And I mentioned this a lot when I went there, when we were there, and there's like, on one side it's pro-Israel, on the other side it's pro-Palestine, and I was just, I was confused, and I asked this guy who was there, I was like, I don't understand, like, what does the Irish conflict have to do with Israel and Palestine?
00:42:03.000And the dude said, whatever idea one side adopts, the other side takes the opposite stance.
00:42:11.000And it's neighbors living next to each other with huge walls dividing them.
00:42:15.000Literally neighbors rioting and fighting each other.
00:42:18.000to the point where they're killing each other.
00:42:21.000And they're neighbors, they live in the same kind of country, they kind of have the same identity, they have a different kind of religious point of view, but that divide is so strong and crazy where they literally burn effigies of other people's belief systems and representatives in celebration in defiance of the other side.
00:42:40.000So that was a surreal experience to see that larger kind of, some people call it a festival, That literally leads to marches and fights and riots in Northern Ireland, which was absolutely crazy to see and experience myself.
00:42:54.000That's just one small area relative to the rest of the world.
00:42:57.000And this kind of thing is gripping the entire U.S.
00:43:00.000Like you saying the lady said she wished Republicans would all just drop dead.
00:43:03.000Look, I think there's a lot of really great things to focus on in terms of freedom.
00:43:40.000I mean, so one of the things that R.I.
00:43:43.000said at the beginning of the show is that he said something to the effect of everything is extremely, all these media outlets are extremely divisive and we're doing the exact same thing here on this show.
00:43:56.000When we see MSNBC say that, you know, Ron DeSantis is codifying white supremacy or whatever garbage, and then we criticize them, and NewsBusters says they're known for insane, vile commentary and all that stuff, yeah, we're sitting here with a bunch of people listening and they're gonna be like, I don't like MSNBC and what they do.
00:44:12.000And then we're gonna get people who are only gonna take small clips of this show and then do the counter of saying, look at what they're saying, they're vile, racist, or whatever, and all it does is create echo chambers where everyone hates each other more and more and more.
00:44:23.000I suppose the one difference is one side is objectively correct.
00:44:27.000And that side is whatever this side is.
00:44:50.000Bad predictions are different from factual errors.
00:44:53.000If I see the stock market doing really, really well and then say, I think Donald Trump's going to nail this election and that COVID happens and he doesn't, that's just me not realizing a pandemic was going to happen.
00:45:03.000But when you say Donald Trump colluded with Russia and he literally did not, or you claim these kids were getting in the face of a Native American and they literally did not, you live in a twisted, malformed, decayed reality.
00:45:16.000And then if you become hateful and vile and angry or violent because of it, yeah, one side is dangerous.
00:45:23.000And when you have a horde of angry zombies, how do you deal with it?
00:45:33.000I left New York City, went to the middle of the woods of New Hampshire, joined the Free State Project.
00:45:37.000But but is there anything that could help and again, I made this argument.
00:45:41.000I don't think we should call them zombies Because there are people who could go back from that state from that state of watching the corporate media to waking up zombies You can't bring back to life when it comes to corporate media heads who who watch the the fear-based mind control people could come back from that and People could come to an understanding and say, hey, I could see that.
00:46:01.000So I don't think we should call them zombies because I think that kind of furthers the divide.
00:46:05.000But let's just call them zombies for now.
00:46:07.000Is there anything bringing them back to life?
00:46:09.000And is there anything that could heal the divide?
00:46:12.000But I think when I say zombie, I'm referring to the people who are totally zombified.
00:46:16.000I think there's some people that you just can't bring back no matter how you try to reason with them, no matter what type of facts you put in front of them, as was demonstrated.
00:46:23.000I mean, you can agree with something, everything that they're saying, basically, and they're still gonna call you a white supremacist, racist, based off of these new made-up definitions and terms.
00:46:32.000And they could be they could literally be a white person sitting here yelling at you that they could I've had white people call me I'm anti-black and that I'm racist and that I hate myself and I have internalized racism and misogyny and all those types of stuff and I can sit here and look at them and laugh at them and be like and just ask them to explain themselves and they can't it's just because like Tim said it's just I like the word deviant it's just because I'm deviant.
00:46:51.000Yeah, but there is a political transformation.
00:46:53.000There is a political change, and it happens in some people, even Tucker Carlson.
00:47:00.000Pro-establishment, pro-war, CNN, MSNBC, toting the line, repeating the speeches.
00:47:07.000Now he criticizes the Republicans, criticizes the Democrats, criticizes the intelligence agencies, and does something that— Agrees with Glenn Greenwald?
00:47:26.000So, like, some people would consider him a zombie that has turned a zombie lord to someone who has come back to life and is now helping people awaken from this zombiness.
00:47:39.000There's an article that Daily Dot wrote about what happened here.
00:47:42.000And it was just, like, it's crazy how they just don't watch the show.
00:47:46.000They don't care to get the facts straight.
00:47:48.000But one of the things they point out is that in the clip, I highlighted a documentary I did on Ferguson.
00:47:52.000And, you know, the black community was going through with going on tour and racism.
00:47:55.000And they said, but Tim Poole failed to mention that he made that before his politics did a 180.
00:48:03.000If I literally pull up a documentary I made seven years ago and say, I completely agree with this message for the documentary that I put together seven years ago, how have my politics changed if I'm literally like, this exemplifies my view on systemic racism?
00:48:19.000Quite literally, it's the same political opinion as when the documentary was made.
00:48:25.000They wanted me to say a line in that documentary I did not say.
00:48:28.000The final line of the documentary was that the police of St.
00:48:33.000Louis were created by and the descendants of slave catcher patrols.
00:48:40.000And I was like, that's a little too much, guys.
00:48:43.000And it's not necessarily untrue in some contexts, but it's mostly not true.
00:48:48.000There are some police departments where they started as slave catching.
00:48:53.000And then most police departments, and I looked all this up, they were just ideas and institutions that were adopted from, I think, France and other European countries that we decided to implement here as we expanded Sheriff's Department and law enforcement.
00:49:09.000So, my politics haven't changed on this.
00:49:12.000But it's really interesting because what that means is, this group of people revolt, like, they moved around me.
00:49:20.000So here I am in this position on the left, and the establishment media moves to the left where I stay in the same position, and now they're like, look, he spun a 180!
00:49:27.000And I'm like, yo, it's you guys who wrapped all the way around the other direction.
00:49:31.000How is it that I'm gonna defend this, and you're gonna claim I disagree with it?
00:49:35.000They move so far left that you look far right.
00:49:53.000It was because he is a white guy who claims white people are privileged, Who thinks he's justified as a white man to tell minorities what to do and laugh at them when people talk about their problems or experiences of racism, he laughs in their face.
00:50:09.000And I was like, why would that go away?
00:50:12.000So this is a guy who, in every respect, a hundred years ago probably would have been a white supremacist.
00:50:18.000A hundred years ago, this country was overwhelmingly white supremacist.
00:50:22.000And now, today, many people have adopted the more civil rights view and have become more accepting and more understanding.
00:50:29.000And he's still of the mindset, and it's not just him, I don't mean to single him out, it's the woke, that they, as the white savior, the privileged race, has the right to determine what minorities should be doing.
00:50:44.000I think that's why it's important to be considerate of your virtues and not just change on every issue based on your gang affiliation or the level of political power you're going to gain for standing on this side or acceptance from larger society.
00:50:58.000I mean, I always, throughout my journalism career, always said, okay, what are my virtues?
00:52:47.000If you want to call anything white supremacy, that's it right there.
00:52:51.000If you look at the Vax mandates, who it predominantly affects, the consequences of it, especially in New York City, especially with people of color.
00:53:08.000I am absolutely flabbergasted that he still has any political power.
00:53:14.000One of my favorite images of this year, videos really, is him alone in Times Square dancing with his wife.
00:53:21.000When everyone was not allowed to be in there.
00:53:23.000Everyone was told, get away, you're not allowed to come to Times Square.
00:53:27.000Only the special elites, only the people who give out the orders will be Celebrating and dancing in the middle of it as the order followers will kick everyone out.
00:54:14.000It was in August, I think it was called Here's How New Yorkers Can Fight Back Against Medical Mandates, where I interviewed somebody from the New York Young Republican Club.
00:54:21.000and they talked about basically how they're staging sit-ins and anti-mass protests and
00:54:28.000rallies and I think non-compliance is a truly American virtue.
00:54:32.000It's what basically birthed this country and birthed this nation and I would hate to just
00:54:37.000have everyone retreat when I think there is a silent majority.
00:54:41.000I think it's time for them to speak up.
00:54:43.000And I know everyone's so tired of everyone saying, oh, silent majority, silent majority.
00:56:18.000I'm going to go where my rights are respected, where my money actually goes towards the greater good and doesn't Go towards discriminating against people doesn't go towards giving people less opportunities because they didn't do a procedure that the government bureaucrat wanted them to do and it's it's sickening what's happening in New York City and there are some people standing up.
00:56:38.000There was recently a large number of people arrested because they went to restaurants and they said hey.
00:56:43.000We're not gonna comply with the whims of government.
00:56:45.000We're not gonna ask the government permission and get their permission slip to eat here.
00:56:49.000And they were asked to leave, they said no, and they did sit-ins.
00:56:52.000Cops came in, they followed orders, and they arrested them.
00:57:34.000I think that the difference there is their anger is rooted in something that's really happening.
00:57:38.000And sometimes Antifa are riding, they're riding over manipulated realities, you know, like inflated numbers of, you know, deaths, whatever.
00:57:46.000You know, like I had a friend who would tell me like thousands of black men die, you know, a year by cops.
00:57:51.000And I'm like, I don't know if that's a number.
00:58:08.000So I took the refugee document from the UN website, sent her the link, and said, hey, just FYI, what's going on here is X, Y, and Z. So there's three Mediterranean routes.
00:58:21.000There's the Western, the Central, and the Eastern.
00:58:23.000I don't think it's called Central, but there was three routes.
00:58:25.000One goes through Spain, one goes from Libya through Italy, and then one goes through Greece through Lesvos.
00:58:30.000And I was just like, the people who are coming in through Greece are the refugees from Afghanistan and Iraq, and the people who are coming from the central and western routes are economic migrants from Nigeria and other countries.
00:58:40.000And then she just said, screw you, and blocked me.
00:58:44.000And I was like, I don't know what just happened!
00:58:48.000I didn't insult her, I didn't call her name.
00:58:50.000I had one friend, this was crazy, someone I talked to all the time, we hung out a lot in New York, who told me that they now believed in conversion therapy because they, so this is crazy, right, check this out.
00:59:01.000If you talk to someone on the left, they will cheer when you hear someone say, you know, like Canada has banned conversion therapy.
00:59:09.000And I'm talking to this friend, she's a woman, And she was saying that it was transphobic for people to not want to date people of the same sex if they were transgender.
00:59:20.000And so I was like, hold on, I'm trying to understand you.
00:59:24.000So I was like, you're a woman and you're attracted to men.
00:59:28.000And I said, so you're saying that you personally are attracted to people who are biologically female, who have female genitalia, but have transitioned.
01:00:10.000And they get a worldview bubble, a bubble world from the group they follow.
01:00:14.000This is what people need to understand.
01:00:15.000Who you follow on Twitter, if you're active on Twitter, is shaping your reality, and it can be distorting it.
01:00:21.000So they say, like, like, so I follow a lot of conservative personalities, a lot of leftist and liberal personalities.
01:00:27.000I follow Hasan, I follow Vosh, I folly, uh, I folly, I follow a few other people.
01:00:31.000I don't wanna get anyone else dragged.
01:00:32.000They're, they're famous, so I'll leave it there.
01:00:33.000But a few other, like, lesser well-known leftist journalists, as well as all the mainstream publications, Vice, And that way I'm seeing what they're saying, I'm seeing what other people are saying, and I get a view of both groups.
01:00:46.000But a lot of these people, like this former friend of mine, was probably only on Facebook in a group of friends who were all regurgitating the same woke garbage.
01:00:56.000And then when I simply asked questions, I think what really happened was she realized the world she lived in on Facebook was not real, and she couldn't take the pressure of it anymore and deleted it.
01:01:08.000I would even go further. It's not who you follow. It's who the big tech algorithms decide you see because now it doesn't
01:01:15.000even matter because they curate a lot of the timelines.
01:01:18.000Twitter is still one of the few places where you actually see the people you actually follow, but most social media,
01:01:23.000especially Facebook and Instagram, they have a carefully curated algorithm that they have even done psychological
01:01:29.000studies on that could create certain emotional outcomes.
01:01:33.000And I think there's a correlation between the mental and wellness of just people going down dramatically with the onset of social media.
01:01:43.000But it's not just our personal well-being that's being affected here.
01:01:49.000It's also our political discourse which is being bastardized.
01:01:52.000And I think the echo chambers that are created That echo chambers that many people blindly follow because also, as you mentioned to him, you try to get different perspectives, but a lot of people don't.
01:02:01.000A lot of people don't want to see different perspectives.
01:02:03.000They want to see their perspective regurgitated to them from different kinds of points of view.
01:02:55.000This is from ground.news, blindspotter, and it says 53% of the news TimCast interacts with on Twitter leans left.
01:03:03.000Top three influencers are Vosh, Michael Malice, and Jack Posobiec.
01:03:08.000Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
01:03:11.000Now, to be fair, the reason why it says most of the news I interact with leans left is because it's the New York Times, it's CNN, it's Newsweek.
01:03:20.000These are mainstream news publications.
01:03:24.000The media has a leftist bias, or a liberal bias.
01:03:27.000Michael Malice is slightly leaning left with a big, you know, right wing right there.
01:03:31.000Vosh is overwhelmingly left and Jack is overwhelmingly right.
01:03:34.000This right here is really fascinating.
01:03:36.000First of all, I'm obviously not a leftist, but I think it's fair to say that on policy issues and certain issues, I am center-left libertarian, a little difference in opinion from Luke in some ways.
01:03:48.000But when you look at Vaush, His worldview is comprised almost exclusively of leftist media.
01:03:53.000Michael Malice's worldview is mixed between liberal and conservative media, and Jack Posobiec is a little bit of liberal media, but mostly conservative media.
01:04:03.000This makes total sense based on the way they interact with media, the things they believe, the things they say.
01:04:08.000Why does Vosch think that, you know, the first time he came here, he said, Tim Poole, he told me to my face, you're far right.
01:04:13.000Because the only media he interacts with is left media, who make up, you know, garbled nonsense about me.
01:04:33.000That point is true, and these things are true.
01:04:35.000And then a lot of people who followed him were like, oh, I didn't realize, you know, they're, like, based Tim and things like that.
01:04:39.000If these people just mixed up their news sources a little bit, got a healthier balance, Everyone might actually calm down.
01:04:46.000The problem is, New York Times, CNN, Newsweek, my top three sources, they lean left.
01:04:52.000So if Vosch is just watching MSNBC, CNN, Reading the Nation, and all that stuff, and it's overwhelmingly left media, then I don't know how you break someone out of that broken reality.
01:05:03.000Can you put anyone's Twitter handle in there?
01:06:39.000I think if he actually started adding in some non-left-wing news, even like some- well, he needs to mix in a little bit of conservative sources, he'd be like, well, how- well, hold on.
01:06:49.000How- wait, this right-wing source says X, but the New York Times says Y.
01:07:09.000Jim Jordan confirms he sent message to Mark Meadows.
01:07:13.000The objective truth is the message was from Jim Jordan, and it was altered.
01:07:19.000Now, if you only read the left source, you probably don't know it was altered.
01:07:24.000Really good example, when we had Hunter Avalon on the show, and he said Joe Biden didn't do anything wrong with the quid pro quo, and he didn't know anything about Viktor Shokin and Zlochevsky and anything that happened with Burisma, and I did.
01:07:40.000Because not only did I read the conservative outlets, the mainstream outlets, I literally read Ukrainian news sources on what was going on.
01:07:47.000So if you have people like Vosch who only consume echo chamber content, that's what you get.
01:07:53.000Schuonhet, look at this, even Schuonhet is 70, she's worse than Vosch.
01:07:56.000But she does have 13%, you know, conservative in there.
01:08:01.000And she just interacts for the most part with people who are on the left.
01:08:10.000He's overwhelmingly right-wing, and he consumes media from people who are also overwhelmingly in the right-wing sphere.
01:08:17.000I think it's fair to say you look at how people consume news, and you can predict their viewpoints and how they view the world.
01:08:22.000I think everybody, even Jack, should be reading a lot more of mainstream news sources.
01:08:28.000Well, I say Jack should read more mainstream news sources because he's clearly getting more right-wing sources and, you know, Voss should read more right-wing and independent sources because he's clearly getting nothing but mainstream sources.
01:08:38.000You should treat it like crossing the street.
01:08:40.000You don't only look right when you're crossing the street, especially in New York City with the crazy drivers that they have in there.
01:08:46.000You look left and you look right before crossing the street and I think, you know, that's a perspective that's gone for a lot of people.
01:08:51.000A lot of people Don't want to face a different reality than the one that they're codified in, that the one that they feel safe in.
01:08:57.000And a lot of people do feel safe by having their kind of political voices reinforced, their beliefs reinforced.
01:09:03.000And I'm a big fan of just waking them up, shocking them as much as you can, and having them wake up to the true reality of the world.
01:09:11.000This is why I think Ben... Right here we have Ben Shapiro.
01:09:14.000This is why I think Ben Shapiro is so smart.
01:09:17.000And why he's like his opinions are crafted by facts and he doesn't get everything right. I don't agree
01:09:24.000with all of his opinions, but you can see here from his ground is blind spotter. 38% of his news
01:09:29.000is left wing. 18% is moderate and 44% is right wing. It makes sense. Ben's a conservative guy.
01:09:35.000He follows people who are, are, you know, consume middle of the road across the board.
01:09:40.000Look at this. Steve Miller, Red Stees, a healthy news diet in the middle. These are the people that
01:09:45.000I think, you know, you are doing a good job when Ben has a debate with someone like Malcolm Nance
01:09:52.000and he nails all of his facts and his opinions are crafted by those facts. Well read you well read
01:09:57.000right from, from good sourcing and mixing it up and trying to understand both sides.
01:10:02.000I grew up with like 10 channels and my dad's like a centrist, leans right, but he would always tell us like, you gotta watch everything.
01:10:09.000And I would always notice when he got into like friendly debates at Thanksgiving or something, he would know the other person's argument if they happened to be on the other side better than they knew his argument.
01:10:17.000So he's arguing their point and his point and they're hearing things from him that are completely like from another world to them.
01:10:26.000It's even being able to be willing to have those conversations.
01:10:29.000A lot of people are afraid of having those conversations.
01:10:31.000They're prevented at having those conversations.
01:10:34.000So even though yesterday was kind of a crap show, the conversation at least happened.
01:10:39.000People were kind of forced to have it.
01:10:40.000And I think there's a layer of it too that we could still salvage from the craziness, some kind of understanding from where other people are coming from.
01:10:48.000And I think one of the biggest signs of intelligence is being able to have an open mind.
01:10:52.000If you're able to hear ideas that are critical of yours without having an emotional reaction and you could logically, critically think about them and assess the facts of the case.
01:11:36.000The media show on CNN is 99% left-wing media.
01:11:42.000They do not interact with anyone but themselves.
01:11:46.000These guys are sitting at the bottom of a well, talking to each other about... Actually, you know what?
01:11:51.000They're the people sitting in the cave, the allegory of the cave, looking at the shadows, thinking they know the world, and they're not interacting with it at all.
01:11:58.000So this is something that I mentioned to Olivia when I was driving her over because I was like, I don't want to argue with someone who doesn't understand what we're talking about.
01:12:05.000I want someone who's well-read, well-informed, someone who can change my perspective because they know facts that I don't, like talking about redlining and blockbusting.
01:12:13.000That's stuff I want to know about because that changes my view on stuff like systemic racism.
01:12:17.000But it's very hard to find someone on the left.
01:12:20.000Maybe it's just because it's easier to only read Left-wing sources, like what Brian Stelter apparently is doing.
01:12:26.000I cannot believe that these are the people that they choose to cover the media.
01:12:30.000I forget who it was who was advertising for a right-wing media reporter.
01:12:34.000I was like, well, as far as I know, as far as these people are telling me, the right-wing doesn't even exist.
01:12:39.000Yeah, I think there's also a debate to be had with a lot of people on the left wanting to give handouts, wanting to help others so they don't have to work towards something.
01:12:49.000Because when you have an idea that contradicts your viewpoint, you have to work to combat it.
01:12:55.000And I think there's an aspect of people having the ability to be able to work.
01:12:59.000And I think maybe that's why a lot of right-wingers are for work.
01:13:02.000For having this kind of Protestant work ethic compared to people who want to be the mother in our kind of larger society and give people help and be their supportive role.
01:13:12.000And I think a healthy society has a mother figure and a father figure that has Both kind of influence on people's lives so they get a fair perspective on it because if you go too far in either direction you're going to be in an unhealthy direction.
01:13:28.000You're going to be unbalanced and you're not going to be a person that's going to kind of fare well with the kind of rules and circumstances of our society.
01:13:36.000So I want to pull up, this is called Mediaopoly from Ground News.
01:13:39.000You can see 32% of the news Tim Pool interacts with on Twitter is media conglomerate owned.
01:13:45.000Tim Pool is a slightly concentrated news diet.
01:13:48.000So you can see 11% of the news I consume is independent, or I think it's interacts with.
01:13:54.000Mostly mainstream media, then private equity, then wealthy private owners, telecom companies, and other.
01:14:49.000These people live not only in a bubble of leftism, but they only really interact probably with the news coming out of their own network, which is full of garbage, and as we can see, heavily biased.
01:15:01.000So they're effectively, the way I described it with Jack Dorsey, Is that his worldview was shaped by gargling the sewage of his own platform.
01:15:58.000More than I can say for a lot of other people.
01:15:59.000He's huge into decentralized currencies.
01:16:01.000And him, you know, tweeting out Rothbard, it just is just a perfect example of people realizing the true power of decentralization and understanding that if you try to control everything in life and centralize power, you're creating real life harm that translates to, of course, the natural stopping of human progression.
01:17:45.000Quote, we've seen that when an individual is attacked in some way, the likelihood of them attacking someone related to their aggressor is higher.
01:17:52.000Typically there's a preference for attacking a third party associated with the original aggressor as opposed to the actual aggressor.
01:17:58.000For the most part, these acts of revenge take place shortly after the attack.
01:18:02.000Alright, we got real serious throughout the previous segment of the show.
01:18:06.000This one's actually kind of a messed up story, but at least we can wind down on a Friday night and get our minds out of that dark place and talk about monkeys!
01:18:13.000The dogs are reading too much Brian Stelter.
01:18:24.000The monkeys have been on Facebook reading about how dogs are evil and they just wanted all the dogs to drop dead and they went out there and started throwing dogs off roofs.
01:18:46.000There's literally people making money off people going on beaches.
01:18:51.000Monkeys rob them and then you pay the locals a few dollars and they'll get your stuff back.
01:18:55.000But in India, especially outside of the Taj Mahal, there's monkeys running around all over the place and if they want something from you, they're gonna get it.
01:19:04.000We need Cassandra's view on this story.
01:19:10.000Do you guys see that crazy video where during the lockdown the baboons had no food so they were roving gangs of baboons attacking each other for food?
01:19:18.000It was like they went Bloods and Crips, you know?
01:19:48.000Well, there's also monkey castles in India where monkeys get worshipped and there's monkey tribes fighting other monkey tribes for the top position of their group to be inside of this monkey castle where they get worshipped by the locals and fed by the locals.
01:20:04.000So there's also stories of monkeys attacking people because of a lack of tourists in other South Asian countries and just hordes of monkeys just pretty much running entire cities in South Asia.
01:21:48.000And then there was another time where I saw him sitting in the grass looking around and I went out there and there was a little mouse on its back just like wheezing and then it rolled over and started to crawl away and then he just got ready and then he let it go a little bit then he jumped up and started bashing it over and over again so I took a little stick and I put it under the hand of the mouse and the mouse grabbed onto it and I lifted it up and he was just hanging there dangling and and Bocas started going Like yelling at me, and then I put the mouse in a bush.
01:22:24.000You want to know what was the most brutal thing I saw?
01:22:25.000Okay, it's one thing when Bocas is like stalking the mouse and swatting it.
01:22:31.000A mouse was walking past the chicken coop, and a chicken ran over and grabbed it, bashed the mouse with its beak against the ground, and then just swallowed it whole.
01:23:18.000She was attacking, she was bullying the other chickens.
01:23:21.000And so the other chickens teamed up and Roberto, the rooster, started, he would jump on her and he wasn't, he wasn't, he wasn't doing the business.
01:23:28.000Cause you know, like he would just jump on her and start pecking her head like crazy.
01:23:32.000And then she would scream and run away and her back was all messed up.
01:23:52.000We're getting the cameras out of our chickens.
01:23:53.000So there's hope you're saying for people.
01:23:55.000Yeah, so a couple weeks is the equivalent to a chicken of maybe like a year.
01:24:03.000None of these chickens are... Dorothy's a year and a half old.
01:24:08.000The other adult chickens were born in January, so they're almost a year.
01:24:12.000So they were separated for about three weeks, right?
01:24:15.000So that's like, you know, maybe like a year or two years of their lives and reintroduce them and they'll be like, Shane, I haven't seen you in so long.
01:24:22.000I can't remember why we were mad at each other.
01:24:33.000As humans right now, we are so lucky and so protected from the realities of nature.
01:24:40.000Because, again, if ish starts to get real, if there's going to be a lack of resources, a lack of food, it's going to be a very natural process of what's going to be taking place.
01:24:53.000And a lot of us are not used to nature.
01:25:20.000Are there some like other prepper tips that you would share with people that you learned?
01:25:25.000I learned a lot of weird stuff as a child like I mean I was in middle school like chopping down bamboo that just kind of randomly grew.
01:25:31.000I live on the edge of like Seneca Creek which is off of the Potomac and it's my house kind of backs up to the woods and there's like a kind of random shoot of bamboo that shot up I think for privacy for my neighbor but there's a bunch of dead bamboo down there in middle school I would take it and wrap a fishing line around it and catch salamanders and catch catfish in Seneca Creek and I was like that was like my little like teenage girl thing I had no friends I was like oh my god why does everyone think I'm weird?
01:25:53.000But just little stuff like that that was normal to me growing up.
01:25:56.000I learned how to treat and clean cambion from pine trees to eat and make tea with.
01:26:03.000I learned how to make flour from acorns, a lot of weird stuff like that.
01:27:12.000We were trying to get this building built.
01:27:13.000We got a building getting built nice We're gonna have freedom a stand Tim cast HQ an official big steel construct building 7,500 square feet With a new studio being built out specifically inside of it.
01:27:24.000We got this confirmed today I didn't think we're gonna be able to pull it off because of the shortages and the price increases But we finally found a company that said we can get this done and It's smaller than we originally wanted, but it's going to be mostly big empty open space for now, and then there's going to be a small area that's about 20 feet by 75 feet that will comprise the studio.
01:27:42.000It's going to be a second floor construct, and then we're going to have a legit headquarters in West Virginia for everything.
01:27:49.000We're still going to have this space for production and editorial and everything, but we're growing like crazy.
01:29:25.000Maybe the true version of you in the alternate reality, a part of this larger kind of consciousness that we're a part of, we're just kind of trolling.
01:30:13.000If you haven't already, smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends, and Ian couldn't be with us tonight, so I need you to smash that like button for him.
01:30:23.000Ian, wherever you may be, we're smashing that like button for you.
01:30:26.000No, he went home to see his family, it's not a big deal.
01:31:10.000That's why, like, you know, we're talking with R.A., I said, I don't think critical race theory should be banned.
01:31:14.000He goes, but you were cheering for it.
01:31:14.000And I was like, we're cheering for the banning of the praxis.
01:31:18.000Like, it's, I imagine this should be simple for most people.
01:31:22.000Would you want a teacher to tell a child to, you know, oh, you failed your test, so I want you to, you know, sit down and do seven Hail Marys and three Our Fathers.
01:31:33.000You'd be like, I don't think that should be in a public school because it's a religious practice.
01:31:40.000If there was a bill being passed that said, or if I found out all these teachers across the country were, bring out books that said, sit down and close your eyes and reflect on how you've, you know, sinned and how you need to confess to the Lord and do all these religious things, I'd be like, nah, I'm not okay with that, right?
01:31:56.000That's a public school and there's issues with that.
01:32:29.000It's not a dark and evil song like, you know, it's just a song about perseverance.
01:32:34.000It's about a kid who wants to defy the establishment that's trying to mold him to be what they want him to be, but he really wants to just be like, you know, he wants to be a scientist, he wants to explore, he wants to find his own path in life.
01:32:49.000But it's a really good story that I wrote, and I've got the video planned out for it.
01:32:54.000The song is already mostly formulated.
01:32:57.000So, and then we're also actually done, we're getting really close to being done with one song which is fairly dark called Bright Eyes, which you may have seen in the vlog.
01:33:05.000We got Pete Parato laying drum tracks for us.
01:33:07.000I could not be more excited about that as a huge fan of The Offspring growing up and then having Pete, you know, help us with the drums is just absolutely incredible.
01:33:25.000Daniel Caven says, Tim I am 25% Japanese and it was always my leftist friends that would say it doesn't count.
01:33:32.000I am the same age as you and when I fly I get polled also.
01:33:35.000It's the weirdest thing that like, I don't know man, that you have people who say there's no possible way you could experience racism and then they claim they're not the racists.
01:34:08.000You always say, okay, and, or okay, but, and you carry on accepting, you know, unless you can means test and prove they're making a story up.
01:34:18.000If someone says this is what they went through, then you accept it.
01:34:23.000Well, it's because that's why I say a lot of these people are just overtly racist.
01:34:27.000But I will say too, in that capacity, I do think Vaush is an overt authoritarian masquerading as a libertarian.
01:34:35.000And that is not meant to be a point of derision or disrespect.
01:34:38.000It's just an opinion-based statement of how I view him.
01:34:41.000And it was because he made a troll video where he was saying it was bait that he said Assange should rot in a CIA black site as long as it offends Glenn Greenwald or whatever.
01:34:52.000I understand he may be joking or screwing around or whatever, but I'm just like, I don't actually trust that he's joking in that capacity.
01:35:01.000I don't think he's being as literal as he wants Julian Assange to die in a CIA black site, but I genuinely do not believe he supports Julian Assange.
01:35:11.000And I gotta be honest, overwhelmingly, if you oppose what Assange did, it is typically because you're an authoritarian, and what Assange did was journalism.
01:36:05.000I believe that I should not invite people into my house who are going to disagree with me and then have me get mad at them and yell at them for it.
01:36:15.000But if I ask someone to come here because I'm going to talk politics with them and they don't like my politics, I should not be raising my voice about that.
01:36:23.000You know, I do think there's some criticism to go to R.A.
01:36:26.000for calling me a bitch and laughing at me and raising his voice to me, and then he got mad when I did the same, but I think I have an obligation as the host who's asked them to do me the favor of traveling, coming on my show for free, helping me do a show, and then me getting mad at them?
01:37:26.000I did say this earlier, but I'll say it again.
01:37:28.000That, uh, there's people on the left and the right saying, the left is saying, Tim was a coward, and look how fast he backed down when R.A., you know, stood up and put him in his place.
01:37:40.000And there's people on the right saying, damn, Tim didn't even flinch.
01:38:54.000If the goal of this show is to ask people to come on for free, and then we run a business, we make money, and we hire people, and we expand, you know, these people are all doing me a favor.
01:39:05.000So I can accept that if I invite someone here, they might not like me or agree with me.
01:39:45.000I want to sit face-to-face with a white man telling me about the black experience and calling me a racist and calling me a white supremacist.
01:39:53.000I love when I get in these situations and it doesn't happen often because usually they'll understand before they talk to me.
01:39:59.000Yeah, she's probably not the best person to, you know, white splain about the black experience, too.
01:40:03.000But occasionally it will happen, usually on Twitter when you're not face to face with somebody.
01:40:08.000But I would just love to sit down with somebody who is so deluded like that.
01:40:11.000I think we need another Thrilla in Manila, too, with other people who are going to come on.
01:40:17.000I think I think there deserves to be a redemption moment and a moment where we could converse about this and give it another try, where we could try to understand each other with other people involved.
01:41:43.000This is keto cookies, too It was actually we are we are not sponsored by question All right, let's see KM says Michael Graves instead of Danzig whack Uh, Michael Graves couldn't make it, unfortunately.
01:42:02.000Yeah, we were really excited, but, you know, these last-minute things, that's why we're like, we never announce guests.
01:42:08.000And I said it, I was like, we don't normally do this, but Michael Graves is coming, and then he's like, I can't make it, dude, and I'm like, ugh.
01:42:37.000By maybe May, we should have the studio.
01:42:40.000So we're talking about end of next spring and getting into next summer.
01:42:43.000What we can do is, on Friday night shows, after the show ends, we keep it going live, and we have about 20 website members who can sign up for tickets or put on a wait list for them, and then you get invited out to come hang out.
01:42:56.000Or do a concert outside with thousands of people coming in.
01:42:59.000We'll do that, but we can't do that every Friday.
01:43:01.000You know, so it would be like 20 to 30 people in this big space hanging out as like a mixer with drinks and snacks and some music.
01:43:07.000And then we'll film the music, but maybe like once a month or every other month.
01:43:15.000We'll get like a big band, like, like legit, you know, we'll hire a legit big band and we'll have tons of people, but that requires a ton of logistics.
01:45:31.000Yeah, like, we've actually had really good conversations, and I think for the most part, on the core of issues, we agree, but on reality, he lives in a left bubble.
01:45:40.000Like, I actually pulled up proof of that with Ground News showing, you know, like, what, 85% of his interaction is all left-wing media.
01:45:49.000So I don't think he actually knows the perspective of us or people on the right.
01:45:53.000So he can certainly understand the things that the left are doing that he disagrees with that are principally wrong, but he doesn't understand what our opinions are.
01:46:02.000When he came here, he was like, you're far right.
01:46:05.000Have you ever listened to what I've had to say?
01:46:07.000I was like, I can understand someone calling me a moderate centrist or even center-right if they want to make an argument, but like far-right and even conservative?
01:46:14.000Not only has he listened to you, but he's never listened to a far-right person then.
01:46:39.000You are free to dislike all of our videos if you believe that the video and the substance of the content we produce deserves to be disliked.
01:46:46.000But I will push back and say, if you dislike the content we produce, like you click the button, because you disagree with the guest, well that hurts us.
01:47:16.000And some people even pointed out, you got to hear me, Luke, and Lydia and Ian express our ideas on issues more in depth than we normally would because we usually don't have someone there presenting those arguments.
01:47:27.000So I think it's good, and if you like the show, then you give us a like.
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01:47:37.000Eric Miller says, maybe wokeness isn't a cult, but an infection, and they're just mindless super spreaders.
01:47:49.000Yeah, and Lydia, you sent him video, so he knew exactly.
01:47:52.000But I think the problem was that was his only exposure to the show.
01:47:56.000So like, he didn't see the seven or eight videos I made saying that Chauvin was wrong.
01:48:01.000He saw only the court trial videos where I was like, whoa, the prosecutor dropped screwing this case up like crazy, and it looks like on the merits of manslaughter case.
01:50:12.000But, look, just because you guys don't like the argument we got into, and I'm critical of the guy, I legit think you gotta watch his stuff because he is really good at what he does.
01:50:22.000But I think even he said it, that one of the things that held him back from bigger fame and notoriety was that he was a hothead.
01:50:29.000And that, you know, there are stories about him, like, you know, being really disrespectful and angry with producers and companies.
01:50:36.000And so that, you know, kept him away from bigger stuff, but he's still really big and really famous.
01:51:41.000We can separate art from the artist, right?
01:51:45.000Alright, let's grab some more of these super chats here.
01:51:48.000Brendan Does says the Salty Cracker is being banned on Rumble right now.
01:51:52.000If Dave Rubin is defending Rumble's recent business changes, ask him directly why such a freedom-centered and outspoken individual is being cancelled at this very moment.
01:52:00.000Why is Salty Cracker being banned on Rumble?
01:52:03.000I don't know that channel. Well, well, I guess I don't know a lot about the core substance of what their views are
01:52:10.000I know that these get the salty crew they come in the chat all the time and they're shouting them out and everything
01:52:13.000like that But I honestly I can't say that I care. I don't think rumble
01:52:17.000should be censoring anybody anybody. Yep. I Don't know man
01:52:43.000If my content can be on Rumble and people can go find it through the URL and search for it and there's no shadow banning, they don't have to market me.
01:53:34.000Derek Watkins says Senate version of the NDAA changed Section 716 allowing natural immunity and Section 720 allowing general under honorable conditions, meaning military members can lose GI Bill education benefits.
01:56:09.000She gave me a portrait of me with a firearm, a flag, a cowboy hat and glasses, and this crazy cool Burning Man hat that's all weird and furry.
01:57:04.000Originally it was IRL because it was gonna be a vlog and then it was IRL because we were doing like, I don't know, in-person interviews or whatever.
01:58:18.000And then we ended up going to Austin because we had a week to build this mobile studio, and then by then the plans for Nashville didn't make sense.
01:58:28.000But we're thinking maybe in January, depending on the weather, because we don't want to be driving a trailer through snow and mountain and stuff, we might go to Nashville, which is not too far from here.
01:58:36.000And then hang out just outside the Daily Wire headquarters and do a week-long show with the Daily Wire crew.
01:58:42.000And then maybe even, if Ben's in town, have him pop in like Joe did, and then do another insane Tuesday episode where we have nine people all yelling at each other, all the guys from the Daily Wire.
02:00:21.000It was so... I saw him perform in New York and the beats were just so on point that I was laughing harder and harder and harder and then I was like... I can't breathe.
02:01:05.000Logan Doherty says, I honestly thought last night was one of the best shows thus far.
02:01:09.000Although I was getting super heated, it was amazing content and a great conversation.
02:01:12.000A lot of people didn't like it, but it is our most engaged with member segment ever.
02:01:17.000It resulted in this massive viral trend.
02:01:21.000I do not pursue this kind of Jerry Springer type interactions.
02:01:26.000A lot of people were like, I got messages like, if you pursue this route with these like, you know, rage debates, and they're like, you'll be so big.
02:01:32.000And I'm like, no, no, we don't want any of that.
02:04:59.000And yeah, it's true crime, paranormal, aliens, people being abducted, children being taken out of their rooms.
02:05:05.000So that's invertedworldbook.com, but you're already getting started on the next book, which I'm really excited for.
02:05:12.000This one's a bit of just like a collection of tales, but the next one is Ghost of the Civil War, which is murder, conspiracies, lost gold, UFOs.
02:05:21.000Yeah, this is like the age of COVID paranoia and the paranormal stuff going through it all.
02:05:29.000It was just cool when you were telling me about the people down there and their anger towards Sherman.
02:05:34.000I wore a West Point hat when I went down there.
02:06:58.000We're trying to figure out how to do it because we don't want it to like interfere with inverted world because they're similar, but this is the general conversation on just like general mystery.
02:07:07.000I think we're going to come with articles and we'll all kind of discuss like a round table, a very specific thing.
02:07:11.000Instead of me just kind of like spinning.
02:07:12.000Like this is, this is you investigating stories and telling these stories.
02:07:15.000And this one is discussion of conspiracies and mysteries and stuff.
02:07:20.000Uh, Olivia, you got stuff you want to shout out, right?
02:07:22.000Yeah, well I've been a Tim Cass contributor for a few months.
02:07:25.000I have a new article coming out shortly.
02:07:28.000I'm waiting for Chris to get back to me, but it's basically examining the history of racism, anti-blackness in the Democratic Party, how it affects people today, and why white liberals feel comfortable taking away black conservatives or black independents' blackness for their own benefit.
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02:07:58.000Thank you guys very much for tuning in for the newer, calmer version of Timcast, where we reflect on our wild and crazy days yesterday.
02:08:04.000It was very fun and exciting, and I feel like we learned a lot, and I feel like we had a good conversation.
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