On this week s episode of Inverted World, Sarah takes a look at the latest in censorship-free speech and all of the crazy things the FBI is doing on social media. Plus, a guy who is spying for Saudi Arabia has been sentenced to 42 years in prison, and Ben Collins of NBC has been suspended over his disparaging comments about Elon Musk.
00:01:22.000It's that the guy who was posting Elon Musk's jet was actually cracking a private number called the PIA.
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00:01:38.000This guy used a bunch of different data sources and bots to track down and algorithmically figure out which plane was his, and then go, guys, I found it!
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00:05:05.000Hey guys, my name's Luke Hradowski here of wearechange.org.
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00:06:19.000All right, let's talk about this big news, man.
00:06:21.000The Daily Mail reports, FBI deep state team of 80 people regularly handed Twitter lists of people to ban, including actor Billy Baldwin and satire accounts, new trove of Musk's Twitter files reveal.
00:06:35.000Matt Taibbi posted a new trove of Twitter documents on Friday.
00:06:38.000They show emails from FBI officials requesting bans on Twitter users.
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00:07:14.000There's something that I found really interesting in this latest release, and it was that Matt Taibbi goes on to say he had an FBI agent reach out to him, who told him that most companies deal with stuff like this with the FBI, but they're adversarial.
00:07:29.000He said T-Mobile is absolutely adversarial.
00:07:32.000The FBI agent said that when they send a request to T-Mobile and get it wrong, T-Mobile employees leak the communications, causing problems for the FBI.
00:09:02.000That video got 160,000 views, 2,000 retweets, and Twitter, after they verified the identification, they're like, yeah, we're not just going to do anything about it, as they were in constant contact with the FBI.
00:09:16.000And the FBI micromanaging our political discourse is not a surprise here.
00:09:20.000They're doing this, not just with Twitter.
00:09:22.000They're probably doing this with YouTube.
00:09:23.000They're probably doing this with Facebook.
00:09:25.000A lot of these coordinated attacks, especially when it came to censorship, were with a lot of platforms acting together in unison in many instances.
00:09:33.000And for years, I've been screaming, these are not private platforms.
00:09:37.000There was always a debate a couple years ago saying, they could do what they want.
00:09:44.000And I was screaming off the top of my head, no, this is not capitalism.
00:09:48.000This is the government essentially Creating a KGB-like political purge on the line, destroying political speech here orchestrated by top levels of people within the government.
00:09:58.000This has nothing to do with private entities.
00:10:00.000This is your tax dollars being used to censor your speech, your humor, your comedy, and who would have thought the FBI doesn't have a sense of humor, huh?
00:10:08.000Yeah, and I think, you know, you said it, and I think it's so true.
00:10:13.000People so often say, well, I mean, we already knew that this was going on, so what's the big deal?
00:10:18.000But it takes a certain level of sheer arrogance to say, we're going to accuse the other side of doing all of these things.
00:10:25.000We're going to accuse them of Russian collusion.
00:10:27.000We're going to spend two years and millions of taxpayer dollars to look into this, you
00:10:31.000know, totally bogus thing. Meanwhile, we know that this is what we're actually doing. We just don't
00:10:37.000think that they're ever going to find out because we control everything. Yep. So while for
00:10:41.000the longest time, child abuse videos are on Twitter, you've got an FBI agent
00:10:47.000sitting there in his van, you know, eating a bag of Cheetos. And he's like scrolling
00:10:51.000through Twitter, looking at all of the exploitation videos like and then he sees a guy whose name
00:10:56.000is ultra MAGA wearing a MAGA hat saying don't forget to vote Trump.
00:10:59.000And he goes... He texts Twitter immediately, like, Get it off!
00:11:05.000I mean, I'd like to believe that's an exaggeration, but it's probably actually what happened.
00:11:10.000Yeah, I mean, what else do you think happened here?
00:11:13.000They were giving out almost daily reports of individuals that they wanted censored by them because of comedy, because of humor, because of satire.
00:11:21.000I mean, how more egregious do you have to get?
00:11:23.000I mean, making people laugh is not a threat against national security.
00:11:27.000Unless you're the FBI and you see that as a threat questioning, of course, mainly authority.
00:11:32.000So, I mean, I think we're only just scratching the surface here with these Twitter files.
00:11:46.000I think there's also other branches of the government participating in these kind of larger political KGB purges Including, of course, Dr. Fauci's team, which Elon Musk actually teased was going to be released soon as well.
00:11:58.000So I'm very much looking forward to that myself.
00:12:03.000Do you remember when they just dropped, what was it, the first or second Twitter file dump and Elon himself said that this was a violation of the First Amendment and people kept, you know, calling back to him like, that's not true because it's just the Biden campaign.
00:12:19.000And, you know, it was painfully obvious to all of us who have been paying attention that First of all, when you have a campaign, an incoming campaign, obviously they don't, like, lose touch with these same Twitter contacts that they had.
00:12:31.000But, you know, secondly, Elon has seen behind the curtain, right?
00:12:35.000So, of course, he's going to know more than what they've dumped.
00:13:02.000I find myself thinking, like, what recourse do any of these people have, though?
00:13:07.000Like, are we expecting that one day we'll get an email from Elon Musk saying, by the way, here's the evidence that you need to try and, you know, if you are in a sympathetic district, get a ruling from a judge to get some kind of compensation from Twitter?
00:13:20.000What are the consequences that anyone involved in this will really face realistically?
00:13:24.000I think it's good that it's coming out, but I would like to see more, and I don't know how that's pursued.
00:13:29.000That's a great question to ask, but it's also important to add a different layer to it, because what effects did this censorship have?
00:13:35.000I think we need to ask ourselves this.
00:13:37.000What was the result of them censoring political thought and expression?
00:13:43.000Who benefited off of these censorship actions?
00:13:46.000That's a question that I think is pretty clear and obvious, but what extent was it done?
00:13:49.000I think there needs to be more investigations, more studies, and very surprisingly Matt Gaetz came out and said that there's a lot of questions that he has for the FBI that him and his colleagues are going to be asking very soon in congressional hearings, but this is just the beginning.
00:14:02.000I think we need a whole church commission style hearing.
00:14:05.000We need a whole Way, just to have total transparency of exactly what's going on here, because we still are only seeing a small portion of it, and I bet you it gets more rotten, more nasty, and more seedy than we could even imagine it right now.
00:14:20.000I agree, especially with the congressional hearings because, I mean, if history has proven anything, we heard Fauci.
00:15:10.000You go to any member of Congress, Republican or Democrat, I shouldn't say any, but most of the Republicans, you go to any law enforcement agency and say, here is someone advocating for violence, doing something awful, or committing violence, and they'll say, Well, you know, if we arrest him, Antifa will show up and firebomb the precinct.
00:15:26.000If we don't, we don't got to worry about it and conservatives won't do anything anyway, so no upside.
00:15:40.000Someone made a very interesting comment in the chat room right now.
00:15:43.000He says, you know, you should look at rules for radicals, because one of the tactics there is to ridicule your opponents as being one of the most effective ways to kind of use humor against your enemies.
00:15:55.000So I think this is one reason why the FBI was going after humor and comedy so much, because they know how effective it is.
00:16:01.000Because when we look at our modern political landscape, politics is everywhere.
00:16:05.000A lot of people are sick of politics, but if you could crack a joke, if you can make people laugh, you can make them think, and I think this is why we have seen the weaponization of the Jon Stewart show.
00:16:13.000We saw how popular it was, and we saw similar kind of forms of entertainment being formed by that, probably with uh state uh you know state participation and i i think this is something that we shouldn't uh you know because some people are going to say oh it's just comedians don't worry about it no this had a big effect i think on our society more than we could expect especially with the chilling effect stopping other comedians from saying that spicy joke or making that spicy comment that stopped the discourse from progressing in our society
00:16:43.000One of the revelations we got here, we got a tweet here from Matt Taibbi.
00:16:46.000An internal email from November 5th, 2022, the FBI's National Election Command Post, which compiles and sends on complaints, sent the SF field office a long list of accounts that may warrant additional action.
00:16:58.000And what I find truly shocking here is, at RSB Network, Right Side Broadcasting Network, this is the FBI reaching out to Twitter saying, Scan through a news organization's feed to see if they broke the rules.
00:17:14.000Now, I understand that we're in a new era, and it's hard to separate an individual account from, like, a news media account.
00:17:22.000But so long as these journalists want to play the game, I will come out and say it right away.
00:17:25.000The FBI telling Twitter to take down an individual?
00:17:40.000The National Election Command Post, NECP, is requesting assistance from SF regarding coordination with Twitter.
00:17:46.000Specifically, NECP has been made aware of tweets by certain accounts that may warrant additional action due to the accounts being utilized to spread misinformation about the upcoming election.
00:17:55.000Specifically, NECP is requesting the following.
00:17:59.000Coordination between SF and Twitter to determine whether the accounts identified below have violated Twitter terms of service and may be subject Any actions deemed appropriate by Twitter.
00:18:09.000Two, the issuance of preservation letters regarding these accounts identified below in order to preserve subscriber information and content information pending the issuance of legal process.
00:18:17.000And three, any location information associated with the accounts that Twitter will voluntarily provide to aid the FBI in assigning any follow-up deemed necessary to the appropriate FBI field office.
00:19:08.000That he doesn't know that the FBI infiltrated this company.
00:19:11.000The estimates that people are sharing around and talking about is that there's about 15 individuals connected previously to intelligence agencies, to organizations like the CIA and FBI that have been working at Twitter at the time that Twitter was acquired by Elon Musk.
00:19:28.000Why does an online social media company need spies to work for them?
00:19:33.000I don't know, but that's a question that I think a lot of people should be asking themselves since, again, 15 people from the intelligence state going from working at the CIA to Twitter.
00:19:43.000See, I would ask, like, what's the reciprocity, right?
00:19:45.000Like, if you're an intelligence agency and you're going to let someone go, right, you're not going to offer them a new contract, they have security clearance.
00:19:52.000To go work for Twitter, like, what is Twitter getting from you?
00:19:56.000I don't think this is a one-way street.
00:19:57.000It's not the FBI only getting stuff from Twitter.
00:19:59.000What protection does Twitter get from all of the agencies that it recruits from?
00:20:04.000I mean, I also I would love to know that as well.
00:20:07.000I also would just say I feel like Twitter bred a culture that they probably would have just welcomed it without any any repayment, right?
00:20:15.000Without any reciprocity because whatever they can do to get the narrative that they want to get and you know, they've got the FBI giving them cover almost, right?
00:20:24.000Because they're like, well, the FBI is telling us to do it.
00:20:26.000Darn, you know, I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if they just did it just because they're like, oh, got to do it.
00:20:57.000Yeah, that's a very family-friendly show here.
00:21:00.000Very professional here all the time, non-stop.
00:21:03.000All right, now to get not family friendly, Matt Taibbi tweeted, Instead of chasing predators or terrorists, the FBI has agents, lots of them, analyzing and mass flagging social media posts, not as part of any criminal investigation, but as a permanent and in itself surveillance operation.
00:21:39.000Why would so-called, you know, anarchist, socialist, revolutionary types... Sorry, Luke, they do call themselves anarchists, though they're not.
00:21:48.000Why would they not... Shouldn't they be excited the FBI is being exposed for these illicit undertakings?
00:21:56.000Not when they've been working with them and benefiting them for so many years now, and essentially putting their opponents in prison, right?
00:22:03.000On the surface level, of course, we could go back to the Occupy Wall Street days.
00:22:07.000It was a totally different political landscape.
00:22:09.000That landscape has changed, and a lot of people are becoming bigger and bigger statists, depending on the government, depending on them to carry out their own kind of will onto others.
00:22:22.000It sucks when, I don't care what party does it, but when you start to imprison people for their political beliefs, when you start to impose your personal beliefs onto others, I believe that is, you know, a recipe for disaster.
00:22:34.000I don't think America's built for this particular way.
00:22:37.000And it's showing us how biased everything is, how unfair everything is, and how only it's going to be more unfair from here.
00:22:45.000Well, I mean, what you're saying, too, is that these people don't have true morals or convictions that they live by.
00:22:50.000They just, as Luke pointed out, they just want to impose their will on everyone else.
00:22:54.000So when it's convenient, they love things like freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
00:22:58.000And when Donald Trump threw out one CNN journalist from the White House press briefing room, but left another CNN journalist from the White House press briefing room, you know, the First Amendment was under assault and, you know, he was such a threat to journalism.
00:23:11.000Now all of a sudden you're seeing this and crickets because they don't actually have those convictions.
00:24:16.000Yeah, I mean, you can't you can't make sense of the, you know, the the illogical.
00:24:21.000I mean, they do it all the time with all of the the drag queen stuff that I'm exposing, right?
00:24:25.000They're like, yeah, well, but yeah, no, it's we it's family friendly.
00:24:30.000There's they're just dancing with the just the cleavage and but then, you know, they talk about hooters and all these other things and you're like, wait, But can we just agree, can we have a moral, can we have a value, and can we agree that if it's wrong, it's wrong, and then let's just live by that?
00:24:45.000No, because I want everything to be gray area, because then they can move you more and more away from what you believe is wrong, right?
00:24:54.000I find myself thinking when we read this tweet about all the true crime fans that are out there right now who are big on, like, researching old cases and stuff, and it's like, if you ever get to a case where the FBI were like, we don't have the resources, we don't have the time to help you, like, remember this is what the FBI has been doing, you know?
00:25:10.000Like, any time there's a crime where you actually need the FBI's assistance and resources and access to whatever technology, like, they're busy on Twitter.
00:25:36.000I was talking to Brian on the way here and we were talking about, you know, I think Ted Cruz was asked recently when all of this... I think it was after the FBI raided Mar-a-Lago and Ted Cruz was asked about it and he made the comment, I think we should defund the FBI.
00:25:51.000And they took it, and they tried to act as if he had said something so crazy, conspiratorial, controversial.
00:25:56.000They're like, Ted Cruz said we should defund the FBI, and I'm like, yeah?
00:26:08.000I think it's funny that there was a period, 2020, they're like, defund the police, and the right's like, now come on, you're going a little far with it, and now the right's very much like, well, I don't know about completely, but there's certainly a lot of law enforcement problems, especially at the federal level.
00:26:25.000But what I loved is that when the right started embracing abolishing the ATF, the IRS, the DEA, and the FBI, and the CIA, the left started mocking them.
00:26:36.000I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, guys, guys, if you want those things too, you clap for them!
00:26:40.000But a lot of these people on the left don't actually want these things.
00:26:45.000They don't want you to have a state police force, but they do want you to have central authoritarian control.
00:26:49.000Well, it's the democratic, it's the multicultural democracy versus the constitutional republic.
00:26:55.000The constitutional republicanists, or constitutional republicanism, wants there to be decentralized to a certain degree with, you know, various jurisdictions.
00:27:05.000And the left is the multicultural democracy that wants no jurisdictions, but the federal government, top-down, tells you what to do.
00:27:19.000A lot of them who call for more federal governments and more federal interventions and more foreign wars.
00:27:23.000So there's also a neocon aspect to this that I think does get addressed that has been kind of unfolding within this kind of right-wing party, which is very interesting to see because it's kind of counterintuitive to itself.
00:27:35.000When you see that, do you find that it's mostly like older establishment type people who have been in politics for a very long time?
00:27:44.000I think Sean Hannity is a perfect example of the old guard who wants government, loves government, loves the intelligence agencies, loves back the blue and the police, and isn't open to criticism of his own party, of their failures.
00:27:57.000So I think those individuals are very different than individuals like Tucker Carlson, who are able to criticize individuals like Donald Trump, who are able to question the deep state.
00:28:06.000What Tucker Carlson said last night about the CIA and the JFK files was extremely eye-opening, and very brave of him to do that.
00:28:14.000So I think when we have individuals like that, there's a big difference within this kind of right-wing party that I think is not coalesced together.
00:28:24.000I want to jump to this story because, my friends, Elon Musk is in desperate need of our help.
00:29:39.000So, some people are saying, well, Elon got rid of his PIA recently, and I'm like, look, if Elon was spending money for a private rotating address to avoid being doxxed, and it wasn't working, he was still getting doxxed, I'm not surprised that he would eventually say, what's the point of paying for this or doing it?
00:29:55.000But this is what the journalists are lying about.
00:29:57.000The Intercept issued a statement saying, our journalist was late, was suspended for sharing public information.
00:31:00.000Jack Sweeney responded by saying Elon is trying to say what I'm posting isn't public information.
00:31:04.000ADS-B and ACARS are all over public frequency and are acquired by organizations blah blah blah blah blah.
00:31:10.000It's like saying AM and FM signals aren't public blah blah.
00:31:13.000You see how he avoided addressing the fact that he cracked the PIA number?
00:31:19.000Because he knows what he did was wrong.
00:31:21.000In fact, Elon even insinuated that what he did was illegal.
00:31:24.000That by compiling public data to expose the privacy address of Elon's plane and then sharing it publicly, that he actually was committing some kind of crime.
00:31:31.000I don't know if that's the case, but here's what he wrote.
00:31:34.000He said, yeah, so the PIA ICAO can be changed monthly if chosen to do so, but even then it's relatively easy to identify.
00:31:40.000I'm confident I can write software to identify it actually.
00:31:43.000Now it's in February, and Elon tolerated it. And because he did, as soon as he realized just how
00:31:48.000dangerous it was, and finally said enough, they tried calling him out. Oh, but you said before,
00:31:53.000you wouldn't do it. Well, my attitude is that was Elon being nice. Yeah. Now he's nuking you.
00:31:59.000Yeah, I mean, it's it's really infuriating to, to hear you talk about this, because I hadn't,
00:32:05.000you know, I was traveling today. So I hadn't heard this the rest of the story, because just on my
00:32:10.000show, we were talking about this. And we made a comment that it was odd that he mentioned when
00:32:15.000he first announced that Elon Jett was banned, he mentioned that he had some legal, you know,
00:32:20.000he's like, I'm already pursuing legal ramifications. And I thought to myself,
00:32:46.000You don't find it out from any mainstream media source.
00:32:49.000Elon Musk also responded to Ariana Jacob, who tweeted, I'm not famous and I wasn't a public figure either when Taylor Lorenz asked for my address, said it wasn't for publication, and then proceeded to dox me in the New York Times with the address she had assured me wasn't going to be published.
00:33:06.000The article was shared many times on Twitter.
00:33:10.000And this is Elon responding, saying such shameful behavior will not be tolerated going forward.
00:33:15.000Last night, there was a big space that Elon went into, a Twitter space, these chat rooms, right?
00:33:21.000Had like a hundred thousand or some ridiculous amount of people.
00:33:23.000And it was a bunch of woke journalists and left-wing activists.
00:33:26.000And Elon came in and said, journalists, you're not special.
00:33:56.000So they didn't quite understand this, and the most important element for people to understand, private airport terminals typically have no security.
00:34:03.000You can literally just jump a four-foot fence and be on the tarmac at one of these airports.
00:34:08.000These are small regional airports, often.
00:34:10.000Sometimes they're on the back of a major airport, and they'll have some, like, maybe an eight-foot fence, but that's it!
00:34:22.000Teterboro is the New York area airport where most people try to fly into.
00:34:26.000Because JFK and LaGuardia, if you do want to fly into their private terminals, it's very, very complicated.
00:34:31.000So it's much, I don't even know if they have them, but it's easier to fly into New Jersey.
00:34:35.000The road is about 25 feet from the tarmac.
00:34:39.000That means if somebody is tracking Elon's jet in real time, they can pull up their car, knowing he's about to land, and they can be ready for something truly awful.
00:34:47.000And they can be in the building, there's no security.
00:37:42.000There's a lot of people that get victimized by stalkers, and there's very little that you could actually do about it.
00:37:47.000Yeah, stalking's really difficult to have evidence for.
00:37:49.000I mean, a lot of times it's like, you said someone was here when they weren't supposed to be, and now they're gone, so what should we do about that?
00:38:45.000It was also interesting to see Barry Weiss criticize Musk for banning these journalists, and he kind of responded, what would you have done if someone was live doxing your kids?
00:38:55.000It's an interesting question because, again, there's also a lot of possibilities for these new rules to be interpreted in many different ways that could actually stifle journalism.
00:39:03.000Let's not Say that there's not a slippery slope here because there is.
00:39:07.000I think that still should be addressed in some kind of way, but again, a lot of this is personal, a lot of this is emotional, rather than actually being based on any kind of logic or principle.
00:40:13.000Barry Weiss says the old regime at Twitter governed by its own whims and biases, and it sure looks like the new regime has the same problem.
00:40:20.000I oppose it in both cases, and I think those journalists who are reporting on a story of public importance should be reinstated.
00:40:29.000A lot of people criticized Barry Weiss for this.
00:40:31.000Elon Musk came out with a legitimate question for her, what is your solution?
00:40:35.000He then said it's not rhetorical, legit.
00:40:38.000A bunch of leftists then started mocking him, saying he's his own worst enemy.
00:40:41.000I actually think this shows integrity.
00:40:43.000The fact that Elon was willing to give information to a journalist who's not completely on board with him shows he's going to be getting some, you know, blowback from this, because he's doing the right thing by giving out the information.
00:40:56.000But I don't think Barry Weiss is completely wrong.
00:40:58.000I will say, I think it was probably a bit fast to give a seven-day suspension instantly without warning.
00:41:06.000What should have happened is he probably should have deleted the tweets automatically and then issued a warning where they lock your account saying, you cannot link to this.
00:41:15.000There definitely needs to be some kind of procedure.
00:41:18.000There definitely needs to be some strict rules that people will understand and follow and know if they break or don't break.
00:41:24.000But before the show began, I posted an image of a famous character celebrating and being happy with the caption journalists when people get their accounts suspended and then that same person being miserable and very angry when journalists when other journalists get their accounts suspended so there's a lot of hypocrisy especially when it comes to the corporate media because essentially they didn't care they didn't give a damn they celebrated and cheered on the censorship of everyone else but now that they deal with it now all of all suddenly they they start to care about this issue here so
00:41:56.000Maybe some people are saying that this could be 4D chess of Elon Musk trying to get the corporate media to care about censorship, because they do now!
00:42:03.000As of course, it's important to note here, ABC, NBC, CBS News all ignored the Twitter files.
00:42:09.000The Twitter files that expose the government working with big tech censoring political speech.
00:42:14.000That's one of the biggest stories of our decade that deserves a lot more coverage.
00:42:20.000So now, They kind of have to cover it, and they kind of do care about the censorship, finally.
00:42:27.000I've heard a lot of people saying like, oh look at this, Barry Weiss is turning on Elon or whatever, and I'm like, no.
00:42:33.000I actually agree with Barry to a certain degree, that we are still, I got a phone call from a journalist, they asked me, they were asking me about how Elon, he responds to certain accounts.
00:42:45.000And this journalist is like, it's a journalist I know and actually trust, by the way, I don't trust a lot, but someone who works for the Post, and they were just like, you know, Elon responds to people like Ian Miles Chung, and you, and I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, me?
00:43:15.000I actually think it's a problem, this is what I told them, that we are once again just living under the whims of a billionaire.
00:43:22.000That being said, Elon's done a whole lot of really, really good things.
00:43:25.000So if we've gone from corrupt, crooked billionaires and millionaires working with the FBI to An emotional billionaire who's acting on his whims, but outing and exposing government corruption, I will take it.
00:43:38.000And showing the hypocrisy of the corporate media.
00:43:40.000Keith Olbermann, who was banned, is literally using his dog's account right now in order to ban Evade, and he's tweeting videos of him.
00:44:34.000Ben Shapiro, partisan, conservative, rather tempered.
00:44:39.000I think he put out a thread where he was like, I don't think these journalists should have been banned, despite the fact that I don't like them, RuPaul is a bad journalist, but if they're reporting, like, he's got his opinions, he's got strong opinions, but he's not going on Twitter and screaming at the top of his lungs and shaking his face like Keith Olbermann does.
00:44:55.000Olbermann calls for like military rendition of people, it's just psychotic rhetoric, but it works.
00:45:58.000That is a guy who hates Donald Trump, who has called him out and annoyed a lot of people, but actually having a real conversation and saying, okay, I disagree with you on that one, but that is correct.
00:46:16.000I mean, let me play some of this for you.
00:46:19.000For not doing something he claimed he would never.
00:46:21.000Donny O'Sullivan, Ryan Mack, it's the baptism scene from the Godfather movie, and we all got whacked by Don Elon Muscleone.
00:46:30.000For a moment last night, I thought, you know, he did this just so we'd all forget about Donald Trump's stupid baseball cards from yesterday.
00:47:38.000Now there's like 15 on my lawn every night and I'm getting worried.
00:47:41.000But I'm out here, you know, getting away from the city.
00:47:44.000I'm on Twitter posting jokes and ish posts and nonsense because I just think it's all silly.
00:47:52.000These people live on Twitter and are frantic and ranting and calling for, I think it was Olbermann who called for a military rendition of Donald Trump.
00:48:00.000And it's like, dude, like Elon, he said some time away from Twitter would do him good.
00:48:19.000I'm pretty sure he lives in New York City and I'm pretty sure he might be like, what's his name, Howard Stern and kind of afraid of the flu going around.
00:48:30.000I want to go back to, it came back to me, the point that you were making about Elon, and it's like, okay, we're making a little bit of progress, right?
00:48:36.000But I also think it is important, and I'm sure you guys have talked about this, but I think it's very important for people to remember, because there are a lot of people on the right who, they're like the nerdy kid at the dance.
00:50:15.000And so, if you went on Twitter and posted an image, it would then go to a different company that would automatically post.
00:50:22.000It was like you'd approve an app or something like that, but Twitter was just text.
00:50:25.000They expanded, they added all these features, it became very expensive.
00:50:29.000What I think's gonna happen is Elon's gotta secure investment and pay down this debt.
00:50:33.000He will probably be able to pay down the debt, but then he's got to get costs way down.
00:50:37.000They're not getting enough Twitter Blue users, so what I think will ultimately happen, it will probably, just maybe, from where we are right now, there's a million and one variables standing before us, I think Twitter could eventually become a decentralized, Fediverse-style app, which will just be a massive community.
00:50:52.000He sold $3.6 billion worth of Tesla stock just recently.
00:50:57.000And it's going to be interesting, because I don't see him kind of doing that.
00:51:01.000I see him kind of moving forward with the X app, the app of everything, the WeChat of China here in the United States.
00:51:06.000But it's important to know here, he fired, what was it, nearly half of the staff?
00:51:11.00080% of the staff at Twitter, and the app's working better than ever.
00:51:19.000Everyone wants to be on the app, including Keith Olbermann, who's on his dog.
00:51:22.000Including Kathy Griffin that's on her dead mother's account.
00:51:26.000This is the place to be where you have the conversations of literally, yay, saying shalom.
00:51:31.000So when you have such craziness unfolding on this app, there's a lot of high hopes.
00:51:36.000I think he has a lot of high hopes to make it the app of everything.
00:51:39.000The next WeChat, I think that's pretty clear here.
00:51:41.000But it's the debt financing that has me thinking it may turn into something a bit different.
00:51:46.000Maybe it does become the X app, but it won't be this hyper-centralized monolith.
00:51:52.000It'll be some kind of decentralized app that has these plugins in it for doing certain things like payment processing.
00:51:57.000But the debt's massive, and the fact that, you know, he said, what, in April he's not gonna sell anymore or something like that, and then he sold $3.6 billion.
00:52:04.000Yeah, you know, he's got to find the cash.
00:52:07.000He's got to get rid of that $13 billion in debt.
00:52:09.000Apparently some big investors are interested, and I do hope they get involved, but the media attack is relentless.
00:52:16.000All of the reporting is like, why would anyone invest in a company that's burning advertisers and bleeding money?
00:52:21.000And it's just like, it's mostly not true.
00:52:24.000But they're trying to destroy Twitter.
00:52:32.000Yeah, if they can't have the narrative, nobody can.
00:52:35.000So, in the end, if Elon can't pull it off, decentralized, federated, social media, and I think that may be better.
00:52:43.000You know, I think back to Web 1.0, and it was so much better back then.
00:52:48.000But it was probably better because the only people who used it were, I don't know how to describe it, driven individuals, individuals in the know.
00:52:56.000When the internet was dominated only by those who sought out to use the internet and not by people who had to use the internet, it was wild, it was free, it was fun, there were weird websites, there were gifs of macho man, you know, dancing and there's crazy music.
00:53:11.000And then once the internet became a utility for the average person, everything homogenized and solidified into basic programs.
00:53:20.000You got your news, you got your game app, you've got your banking app, and everything is apps, Everything's placed into a little box, no more Wild West, no more fun.
00:53:29.000A lot of people have talked about how can we get back to those days.
00:53:32.000Well, Elon Musk has lit that fire a little bit, bringing back free speech to a certain degree, and then, you know, kicking out the narrative.
00:53:40.000But I don't know if we'll get back to that point, potentially, through, you know, federated networks and things like that.
00:53:59.000Like, these leftists are like, you can't even link to Mastodon now.
00:54:02.000I'm like, yeah, you're lying about something.
00:54:04.000Do you guys ever get depressed thinking about the fact that, you know, Elon has made some changes to Twitter, and that's great, but imagine what's lurking over at Facebook and YouTube and, you know, all these other places.
00:54:16.000Are we ever going to get to the bottom of that?
00:54:58.000There should be huge national senate and congressional hearings into all of this, and we should get everything that's happening behind the scenes.
00:55:05.000There should be a total disclosure, because if the same FBI agents are going to Twitter, they're probably also going to YouTube.
00:55:11.000They're probably also going to Facebook.
00:55:12.000So if they are subpoenaed, if the files aren't destroyed or deleted or covered up, which they probably are, there's going to be links to other channels.
00:55:20.000There's going to be a bigger kind of onion unraveling here.
00:55:23.000I just feel like we're just scratching the surface.
00:55:38.000And this is just scratching the surface.
00:55:39.000Wait until you find out about the island that they go to.
00:55:42.000For me, it's that unless you make it all public, all of the accounts for what was the term deamplified have no way of knowing that they were targeted.
00:55:50.000And without that evidence, you know, not that I think they'd get a fair day in court, but they are completely reliant on big tech and Congress working it out.
00:55:57.000They have no chance to advocate for themselves.
00:55:59.000They need to be able to say, hey, look, here's the communication.
00:56:03.000Here's the list that Twitter and the FBI put me on saying that my content should be limited.
00:56:07.000I mean, if we don't make this public to the people who were affected themselves, We're just stuck in the same wormhole, right?
00:56:14.000We're dependent on bigger representation to take care of these things, which it's almost impossible to ask them for, especially if you're thinking about seeking monetary damages or anything else, right?
00:56:23.000Yeah, and I know that Elon said that he was going to have some sort of a way for people to find out if they were being suppressed somehow, but I don't think that he clarified whether he meant I mean, I know he's got a lot of stuff going on, but I think this is something that should be given priority.
00:56:38.000and look to see if they had been suppressed at any moment in time.
00:56:41.000I would love for him to clarify on that.
00:56:44.000I mean, I know he's got a lot of stuff going on, but I think this is something that should be given priority.
00:56:48.000I mean, I appreciate that this is something, you know, that he wants to roll out systematically,
00:56:55.000timeline he wants to establish, but I bet there are a lot of people who, if given access
00:57:00.000to a database of this information, know they could find themselves on one of these lists
00:57:04.000and who would be willing or have the support to do something about it.
00:57:34.000I think that it's, you know, you're talking about banning people for satire and comedy and stuff and how that was wrong, and I don't disagree with you, but I do think it's important to take a step back and say, like, well, it's not just that, right?
00:57:47.000Like, people still should be allowed to post something that's just completely inaccurate as well.
00:57:51.000It doesn't have to be that it's satire or comedy or anything else, but yeah, it's nice to see, especially James O'Keefe, man, he's been doing such great work lately.
00:58:03.000I am going to, I'm going to pull up a story real quick while you guys talk about something.
00:58:06.000I was going to say that Keith Oberman reminds me, you know how they say the people who are addicted to social media are teens, especially teen girls, and you take their phone away and they freak out?
00:58:50.000Judge Peter Thompson on Thursday issued the ruling which allows the inspection of random ballots in the county ahead of the trial date.
00:58:56.000The Republican had previously filed a request to do so and Arizona law provides for candidates challenging election results to demand ballot inspections to prepare.
00:59:02.000So, Thompson granted three of Lake's four demands.
00:59:05.000Allowing the inspection of 50 random ballot-on-demand printed ballots, 50 random early ballots, and 50 random BOD ballots marked spoiled, the judge denied her bid to inspect 50 random early ballot envelopes.
00:59:18.000Which is weird, but either way, this is huge.
00:59:22.000This is Carrie Lake's election contest moving forward to an evidentiary point.
00:59:30.000Now, there is in the ruling that if the case is dismissed, then this is vacated, basically.
00:59:37.000But with Trump in 2020, almost all of the court cases that they had were dismissed on standing.
00:59:44.000Arizona law prescribes for this kind of action.
00:59:47.000So, I don't know exactly what they're going to find, but there's already witness testimony coming out, you know, as evidence.
00:59:55.000And with Carrie Lake being granted the ability to inspect these random ballots, what she wants to do is 50 ballots from each different place.
01:00:01.000So, this may actually be 50 random ballot on demand, 50 random BOD, 50 early, and it could be at, like, every different place in Maricopa County.
01:00:12.000So, I guess my question is, I wonder what ultimately will come from this, and I don't really know what else to say about it other than I think this is massive.
01:00:22.000Still could potentially result in nothing if Katie Legge is wrong about everything, but what do you think happens?
01:00:28.000They've already certified, Katie Hobbs has certified her own election in favor of herself for winning.
01:00:33.000But what happens then to YouTube's rules, what happens to Twitter's misinformation rules, if next week on the 20th, they do the random inspection and find like a 17% inaccuracy or something?
01:00:46.000Some people have already pointed out, there was one post that a 3% margin of error is greater than the margin of victory.
01:00:54.000That means if they do these random samplings and find a very small sample of bad counts, something, then what happens?
01:01:04.000I mean, I don't know where to go with this one.
01:01:13.000Like, if enough of them are messed up, at some point, like, we need to study a bigger sampling, slash maybe all of them.
01:01:19.000I mean, this is something that could take a really long time to get clarification on, and at a certain point, like, I hope that Carrie Lake has enough backers willing to, you know, donate to her legal fund, because this is going to be an ongoing fight for a long time.
01:01:33.000Imagine the 21st comes around, they have the trial, because that was the trial date, so it's 20 and 21st, I think the 20th and 21st.
01:01:41.000What happens if the judge issues a stay on Katie Hobbs becoming governor?
01:01:46.000Just, like, the political ramifications of whatever that means would be crazy.
01:01:49.000That's why— Yeah, so then who's governor?
01:02:11.000And so like, it is going to be on Hobbes and I guess the election officials in Arizona to either be like, no, we have enough evidence to prove you really lost or they're going to have to acquiesce that there was something wrong.
01:02:24.000But I kind of, you know, here's where I'm at right now with this.
01:02:28.000There's a lot of people who are screaming fraud and all that stuff, and I'm like, eh, I don't know about that.
01:02:32.000But I am willing to bet that with Universal Mail-in Voting and the way they handle this, they're not doing signature verification as rigorously as they used to, which means I would not be surprised if Carrie Lake can actually find a percentage high enough through the random sampling to at least throw everything
01:02:49.000into question, which could result in what? A stay of, you know, her being inaugurated,
01:02:54.000whatever the word is, or then what? A new election?
01:02:57.000How would they deal with this? I mean, this is crazy. I also would really like to know
01:03:01.000the judge's reasoning behind not allowing the early... The envelopes?
01:03:39.000But you have to imagine, with everything that happened in 2020 and the accusations about Arizona, that Kerry Lake, behind the scenes, was placing those chess pieces in the right order.
01:03:50.000You can't be someone who believes Trump was right about 2020 and not Cross your T's, dot your I's, and do everything possible to make sure that when this happens... Surprise, surprise, Carrie Lake is now in the fray, challenging it.
01:04:04.000She tried suing way before the election, saying the machines need to work, and they said no standing because the election didn't happen.
01:04:12.000Then we had the tabulation error, and she sued saying, I told you!
01:04:16.000So it's like, the fact the court system operates that way is broken as it is.
01:04:20.000But I'm willing to bet that Carrie Lake Trump's allies probably put a bunch of money into into
01:04:27.000planning for a legal maneuver after the election because they expected something like this. Yeah,
01:04:31.000it's also frustrating, though, to watch her being painted as this crazy conspiracy theorist,
01:04:36.000you know, because of her history of questioning previous things. That's all I'll say on that.
01:04:41.000But it's frustrating because it just feels like such gaslighting that they're like, oh, look, here she
01:04:46.000is again questioning another election.
01:04:48.000She's crazy. She's never going to, you know, abide by democracy, whatever they want to call it.
01:04:54.000And so I think like it's just frustrating to watch her being gaslit because here you see she has
01:05:00.000When she came out and she gave that big long, I think it was her last video that she did where she detailed what all is involved in the lawsuit.
01:05:07.000I mean, if she can back that up, if what she's saying she actually has, that's huge.
01:05:13.000I mean, she's saying they just randomly came up with all of these thousands of votes out of nowhere, you know?
01:06:23.000And so the Autonomous Zone's been there, and we don't even know about it, because it's just, no journalist cares, nobody's tracking it, nobody's reporting on it.
01:06:31.000Well, they can't really, you know, cover it, because, you know, they get beat up if they do.
01:06:44.000If you went back even four years and said that far-left extremists would be seizing parts of their cities and creating autonomous jurisdictions, people would laugh at you and call you nuts.
01:06:53.000And now it's happening, you know, I don't want to say it happened all the time, but it happened again and we had no idea they were doing it.
01:07:00.000Well, I mean, they're normalizing degeneracy just all across the board, though.
01:07:20.000And as I was saying earlier, I think the main issue is that for any corporation, for any law enforcement, there is no upside to standing up for America and independents and conservatives.
01:07:32.000If you defy the left, they will attack you, they will try to kill you, they will burn down your store.
01:07:39.000If you defy the right, conservatives grumble on Twitter.
01:07:42.000Not only that, if they go after the far right, everyone cheers.
01:07:45.000If they go after conservatives, conservatives back off and complain.
01:07:49.000If they go after the left and liberals, Antifa shows up with crowbars, baseball bats, and Molotov cocktails.
01:07:54.000And it's frustrating, too, because being in, you know, the kind of the activism community, I'm constantly like, guys, we are in the spot in society where we are because everyone sat at home and didn't do anything, right?
01:08:56.000He said, Tim Pool, Michael Knowles, Tim Cass, Michael Knowles, and Luke aren't allowed to talk about libertarian community without me or Michael Maus present.
01:09:03.000It was three on one, and I thought a lot about the stuff that we talked about.
01:09:09.000I thought I could do a lot better, but specifically when it comes to what you were just mentioning, There should also be a lot of blame on the Bush administration.
01:09:15.000I think the Bush administration pushed a lot more people to the left, and I think they were like, hey, we can't have these crazy people starting war, stealing all the money, giving all the money to Halliburton, screwing over the soldiers, and screwing over the American people, spending more money than they ever had.
01:09:29.000I think the Bush administration truly wasn't listening to libertarians, wasn't influenced by libertarians, was An administration that truly put us on this path that we are right now, setting up a deep state, setting up a war on terror that now is being turned around against Republicans and Conservatives.
01:09:46.000So, you know, to make the point to Michael's point even last night, he specifically said, oh, it's Libertarians that created a situation where Conservatives are this bad.
01:09:56.000No, it was it was Republicans and Conservatives that screwed themselves and created the situation that there was a bigger pushback against.
01:10:04.000He also mentioned specifically Vietnam.
01:10:05.000If you look at the cultural revolution in the 60s, what spurred that on?
01:10:10.000Vietnam, the assassination of JFK, which the government, by the way, the CIA, is still keeping thousands of documents secret as of today, not finding out exactly what happened there.
01:10:19.000And it was also the CIA that was also dosing people with acid, pushing a cultural revolution.
01:10:24.000So there's a lot of different things to kind of examine here and take a step back when it comes to blaming everything on libertarians.
01:10:30.000I'm triggered, so I'm going to read this chat comment.
01:10:33.000I'm not necessarily triggered, but Stone says, Mr. Millionaire Tim Pool, you have to risk it all.
01:10:41.000And the way I interpret that is like, I'm doing really, really well, and there's little risk.
01:10:47.000So there's an old story about the Sword of Damocles.
01:11:00.000And then when he goes and sits in the throne, he looks up and there's a sword hanging from a single horse's, a horse's hair right above his head.
01:11:06.000And he goes, I don't want to sit here anymore.
01:11:08.000And he was like, you think that sitting in the throne is real great until you realize everyone's trying to kill you.
01:11:12.000So, um, what does it mean to risk it all?
01:11:15.000We certainly are comfortable because of the success of the show, and I really do appreciate everybody who's made that possible.
01:11:20.000But, uh, there's also a bullet hole in my kitchen because two men targeting us smashed through the window and climbed in, and that was actually not even the first incident.
01:11:29.000There's also some other things I can't talk about that happened today, because if I went and told you about every single time someone committed a very serious crime against us, then that's probably all we would ever talk about.
01:11:40.000I mean, this is the way I kind of see it, which is frustrating.
01:11:43.000I understand for the average person it's very difficult to step into the fray, to say to their company, no, I get it, you know, I don't have a family, that's one risk I don't have and you do.
01:11:55.000And you're willing to bow to the corrupt and the evil if it means shielding your children for the time being.
01:12:02.000But the end result, I suppose, is just going to be your kids living under the same boot.
01:12:06.000For me, man, and I mean, honestly, for everybody who's here and works here, when someone shows up and breaks in or sends us death threats or we get, you know, my family gets threatening phone calls, I kind of feel like we are taking big risks doing all of this when we could probably just make, like, a gaming channel and, you know, walk away from everything.
01:12:27.000So I've talked about it before where it would be so much easier just to quit, retire, Take whatever I've got and just go live in the mountains and say, I am done.
01:12:40.000Like, the risk is what we accept in order to fight the fight, in order to challenge this.
01:12:44.000And that means that I have to obfuscate my location.
01:12:47.000It means that there's probably gonna be more people who try and break into my house, and who do break into my house, and there's gonna be more gunshots, and eventually there will be critical injury from it, and things will get crazy.
01:12:57.000I can walk away from all that, I guess, if I didn't want to risk it.
01:13:00.000So I kind of envy the people who are sitting, you know, at their house, you know, they're playing video games with their kids, thinking, I'm not going to say anything.
01:13:07.000And I get what they're saying, but far be it for me to be the person to take the risk.
01:13:12.000You know, I'd probably just prefer to go to the skate park every day and then just, you know, I could have taken the money I got from Disney when I worked for them and never had to work and just lived in a van and said, screw you guys, you're on your own.
01:13:25.000I think that, to a certain extent, it's easy for people to criticize you that you don't take enough risks.
01:13:31.000They don't really see all the risks that you take and, as a trickle-down effect, everyone at our company takes.
01:13:36.000But I would go one step further and say you have to think of that Ronald Reagan quote, all great change in America starts at the dinner table.
01:13:42.000You are in a position to take greater risk because you have a bigger public platform, you might have more resources, but if people are not at home with their children discussing openly what their values are and what values they want their children to carry into the future, it doesn't matter how many risks every public figure takes, right?
01:14:00.000If we don't live our principles day by day, You could take as many risks and put yourself in danger all the time, but ultimately the influence is limited.
01:14:08.000People have the ability to take risks themselves, even if it's not standing up to their boss, but to be open with their children.
01:14:15.000I can't tell you how many people I know don't discuss what American culture is with their families.
01:14:21.000They say, well, we don't want to talk politics with our children.
01:14:23.000We don't want to talk about our history.
01:14:25.000There are risks and opportunities for people every day.
01:14:29.000You don't have to have a ton of money or Huge following on the internet to do this, like, you have to live your values and I think that's why, I don't know, it's hard because you do take a lot of risks but also, like, you do it because you believe in what you're doing.
01:14:42.000People can take these risks in their personal lives, be more open with their friends about what they believe or what they won't tolerate, they just choose not to because it's uncomfortable.
01:15:17.000And a lot of the times people don't understand, like, The crazy-ish that we had to go through, that I had to go through too, like from Chicago with the police officers, from, you know, interrogations, from getting jumped and attacked, from the things that are happening at the home here.
01:15:33.000This is just like the beginning of a lot of other very serious things to come.
01:15:38.000So personal defense is more important than ever.
01:15:40.000I also think, just kind of going back to what his comment really was, I took from that, you need to be the guy because we just need figureheads saying these things, we don't need to be doing them.
01:15:50.000Meanwhile, contrast that with the left who has infiltrated the medical community, they've infiltrated Taco Bell?
01:16:17.000This is why we're losing Because they're over there doing the work that needs to be done, infiltrating in the community to change the culture, and we're just over here like, well, you need to do it all for us.
01:16:27.000The story about Taco Bell was a guy wearing a mask that said, Black Lives Matter.
01:16:31.000And his manager said, you can't wear a political mask at work.
01:16:33.000And he says, I will not take this off.
01:17:35.000They're being charged with terror and it's not going to stop them.
01:17:39.000There is a clear distinction between the willingness to engage in conflict between the two factions.
01:17:45.000There's the pro-America side that says, we must just calm down, we must just mind our own business, keep our heads down, and let it all blow over.
01:17:53.000And there are a lot of people, I'd say half or more, that are like, no, no, I'm gonna speak up, I'm gonna stand up, I will never back down, I can respect that.
01:18:00.000But I look at it like, When we had Rick Santorum on, and he said, we can't impeach Joe Biden.
01:18:47.000And so what's happening is, if a bunch of people are like, look man, I can't bail water with you because I'll get too close to the flames and, you know, I don't want to risk hurting my hands.
01:19:18.000I mean, if it's just for us, well, I mean, by the time it gets that bad, maybe we'll, you know, have gone far enough.
01:19:24.000See, I think there's a whole wave of people who are, like, watching you fight the fire, and they're over here being like, the fire's getting closer!
01:19:32.000Like, I think that there is such a sense that it is not your responsibility, and that's where I come back to, like, if you don't live by the values that you expect everyone else to promote, then, like, what are you doing?
01:19:44.000Let me pull up this story here for you guys.
01:19:46.000From TimCast.com, Disney-affiliated drag queen welcomes children to show featuring simulated sex and nudity.
01:19:52.000It's not just simulated sex, it is simulated sodomy, where two men go up on stage in front of children and simulate sodomy.
01:20:00.000And I'm surprised to see this a little bit, because here we go.
01:20:04.000Katie Porter, Democrat from California, said that groomer and pedophile are just identities.
01:20:10.000And that, you know, people are attacking them for their identities as if they've committed a criminal act.
01:20:13.000And it's like, well, grooming is, in my opinion.
01:20:15.000And you want to make an argument about someone just being a pedophile, they haven't done anything, fine.
01:20:20.000But that's an insane thing for a Democrat to say, but it's because they're moving the Overton window.
01:20:25.000First they said, drag shows are just fashion, it's dancing.
01:20:30.000And then once all the left got on board and said, they defend these things, and the right's crazy, they've now graduated to drag shows where, I can't show you the image, not on YouTube, it is exposed breasts, like simulated breasts, but like not a bra, not a fake bust, quite literally nipples and everything on this person's chest called tits in a box.
01:20:51.000And then, there's actually a dude wearing a thong, and he turns around and he giggles, teehee, with his ass to the kids, and then it shows like the spiral of his ass around him, and then you actually have two guys doing it on stage.
01:21:35.000Far be it from me to tell you what to do.
01:21:36.000Just as long as you know, this is the world you are leaving for your children.
01:21:40.000If you're okay with that, then by all means, do nothing.
01:21:44.000If this is terrifying you and making you concerned, maybe you should consider what standing down means for your children when they get older.
01:21:53.000But maybe you want your kids to be on stage with these guys.
01:23:10.000It did, in most cases, it did give some sort of a very, very soft warning like,
01:23:15.000this is adult, so just be careful, but all ages welcome.
01:23:18.000So typically the response that I get from the left is, well, they did give some sort of warning.
01:23:23.000Okay, well, why then in this particular show did they constantly target the children?
01:23:28.000Because we have video after video after video of all of these performers speaking to the children in the crowd, calling them up to the stage, interviewing them, putting them on the mic, all while they're also explaining.
01:23:40.000There was one part where one of the performers talked about a sexual act that they had with their father's boss and detailed it right and then went around the audience and had the audience share their favorite sex stories knowing with children with children knowing that there were children in the audience they knew this because they were conversing with them on the microphone so
01:24:02.000For everyone who wants to say, well, it's not the drag queen's fault.
01:24:19.000There is a reason why they are doing that.
01:24:22.000In this particular video, too, that you mentioned specifically, I think it's that person with the bazankas out that clearly was interviewing a small child.
01:24:34.000I don't remember, but I remember seeing this clip going around on Twitter, specifically asking a child who was barely able to speak, what's your favorite part of the show?
01:24:47.000What are the parents thinking, bringing them out to this?
01:24:50.000And then, and again... The police have no upside to do anything about it.
01:24:55.000But this over the sexualization, what does it do to children?
01:24:57.000It ruins their possibilities of having cohesive relationships, ruins their possibility of having family members, gets them hooked on to adult contents, robs their innocence, gets rid of their ability to have a childhood.
01:25:09.000So there's so many layers to this that, essentially, for me, at the end of the day, boil down to a depopulation agenda.
01:25:16.000Some people might say it's a degeneracy agenda.
01:25:24.000It can be a depopulation agenda at the top and just a degeneracy problem at the bottom.
01:25:30.000I think that that's Because a lot of people keep asking why do children need to be there, but why do guys have to dress in front of children should be the bigger question.
01:25:38.000Why do you, as an adult male, have to do this in front of children?
01:25:42.000And if you didn't like it, you wouldn't target the children in the show.
01:26:31.000Instagram took videos and photos of this down, but it's okay.
01:26:35.000And they also took down, like, didn't Taylor put up, like, they removed my post, and it's like a smaller version, and they took that one down too.
01:26:42.000I think what's strange to me is most states have laws against, like, you can't show children pornography, right?
01:26:48.000You're not allowed to show them simulated sexual acts.
01:26:51.000So when cops say, well, there's nothing we can do about it, that can't possibly be true because this is within, at least in most states, the definition of something that is not allowed.
01:27:04.000And whether that's because there's no criminal complaint by the parents who bought tickets and brought their children, or what is the company going to do?
01:27:10.000Be like, oh, I think we made a mistake.
01:27:13.000You need someone to be complaining theoretically, although the cops do have the right, you know, law enforcement could theoretically press charges.
01:27:23.000And that is what is so infuriating to me as well.
01:27:26.000And this is what I think part of their plan is in pushing this in Texas, because some of the most egregious ones that we've done, the one at Ebb and Flow that you guys probably saw with the guy that was dancing to the sexually explicit p-word song with a young girl that was right there, I took that video.
01:27:42.000And I kept telling myself, how in the world is this happening in Texas?
01:27:46.000And, you know, you've got to believe that they are so arrogant that they think, if we can get this done in Texas, where can we not get this done?
01:27:56.000But I think it's like if you are a liberal in Texas you see yourself as like someone in occupied territory.
01:28:03.000You're being so progressive by taking your child to this and how dare these backwards conservative people wrong this thing that should be I don't know what fine I'm not sure what the adjective is for them but like I think it's to connect with these people who are so kind of moving down a radical path especially in their parenting That they feel as though they are morally correct, and when there is backlash, they double down on what they did.
01:28:24.000Someone should interview these parents and just be like, after the show, why are you bringing your child here?
01:28:49.000Uh, oftentimes they are called, so they show up, but usually they get stuck trying to maintain peace between Antifa, who always shows up, and the protesters, who always show up, and they, uh, they say there's no violation.
01:29:10.000And so for us, the most reasonable solution for us is to go to the legislators and say you need to strengthen the language and make sure that it is clear that this is child abuse, make sure that it is clearly prohibited.
01:29:23.000What else do you do in this moment to protect kids?
01:29:29.000We often talk about how the law is less relevant than culture.
01:29:34.000There are laws in the books, and I can't remember what city it was, I was reading a book, and it was like putting a pie in your windowsill is illegal unless it's like Tuesday or something.
01:29:41.000And it was a law that used to be there because of wild animals being attracted to the small town, but now that it's a big city, it makes no sense why you can't be on the, you know, top of your building, you know, put a pie out the window.
01:29:52.000We're at the point where police are completely okay with this.
01:29:56.000In New York, there's an interesting cultural thing where women are allowed to walk around topless.
01:30:00.000But a lot of these cops are more conservative.
01:30:03.000So there's one particular woman who's morbidly obese, and she walks around with her massive bazongas flopping around, and she gets arrested all the time.
01:30:11.000And then immediately files a lawsuit and wins instantly and gets several thousand dollars.
01:30:15.000Because the cops see her and say, ma'am, you can't do that.
01:30:49.000I have been to some where the cops do see—I can see it on their face, it does seem like they want to do something, but they feel like their hands are tied because of their superiors.
01:30:58.000I'm not covering for them, trust me, because I think it's disgusting.
01:31:00.000I'm saying for them, that's an excuse.
01:31:02.000Well, I've seen cops arrest people for nothing.
01:31:07.000I watched a video out of Florida where a guy got arrested because he was a blind guy with a walking cane.
01:31:12.000And they're watching two dudes simulate sodomy in front of children like, well, you know, this one's too ambiguous for us.
01:31:28.000Well, more importantly, with all the events that I've attended, it's, you know, as you would expect, it's almost exclusively what appears to be single mothers taking their young children.
01:31:49.000They're not doing all of the things that I would want and expect You know, my husband to do if this came to my community and, you know, my child or other my friend's children were participating in it or whatever.
01:32:01.000Where is that urgency of the men in these communities to say, we're not letting you do this in our town?
01:32:15.000But I'm just saying that, like, the same way that cops who might, in their gut, be like, this is wrong, I can see this is wrong, but I don't know how to move forward because I don't think I have any law to arrest them.
01:32:27.000I don't know who I'd arrest, whatever.
01:32:28.000I think men who are in these communities, like, are you going to tell if you're if you have A sister who has a young child, you're a man, who's gonna take your niece or nephew to one of these shows, like, do you say, like, no, you can't take them and start some family rift?
01:32:41.000Like, I think people are afraid to speak up.
01:32:43.000I agree with you, but I think that there is so much fear.
01:32:46.000I have seen cops arrest people by going, uh, you can't go there, it's a frozen zone.
01:32:51.000And the person says, what's frozen zone mean?
01:32:55.000And then the person goes, okay, and starts walking, you're under arrest.
01:32:57.000I've seen people get arrested for resisting arrest.
01:33:00.000Meaning, they weren't actually being arrested, there was nothing to resist, and they're being arrested for the act of resisting arrest that wasn't happening.
01:33:08.000And these cops are like, well, you know, they are shaking big fake tits in front of children and simulating sex acts, which is child exploitation, but, uh...
01:33:23.000So to see this level, this is why I have a lot of my points and viewpoints because seeing the absurdity in our society where you get in trouble for asking a politician a question but you show your junk to small kids that somehow is okay, it's not.
01:33:37.000I mean, what are the laws that prevent children from entering strip clubs, right?
01:33:43.000I mean, the LGBT community is now, I think, exempt from laws regarding child exploitation and child sexual abuse.
01:33:52.000I mean, that's the only conclusion that I can come to.
01:33:54.000And if people are not willing to stand up and do what's right when it comes to sexual abuse of children, like, what are they willing to stand up for?
01:34:03.000But also being like, you know, willfully and knowingly only enforcing, you know, like revenue generation through tickets and arresting, you know, legitimate protesters while ignoring Antifa and this.
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01:34:50.000We got a bunch of really awesome stuff at the website, but we got a bunch of cool stuff happening on the ground.
01:35:01.000Second floor is gonna be like a skate shop and a gaming shop.
01:35:03.000Third floor is gonna be podcasts and stuff.
01:35:05.000So we might do special Friday night events there.
01:35:07.000And the goal ultimately is by this time next year to have a bunch of these locations.
01:35:12.000So I think we can pull it off thanks to your support.
01:35:15.000And then what happens when we have a bunch of physical locations people can actually meet up in, have Saturday morning events with their families, This is the kind of thing I think we need to do to shift the culture.
01:37:43.000And if everybody wants to say a prayer for, you know, these people who are sick and suffering addiction, then it would be greatly appreciated.
01:37:51.000Guardsman Norheim says the world is falling apart, the future is getting very grim, dark, and Henry Cavill is now spearheading a Warhammer 40k TV series with Amazon.
01:38:01.000Is that bad news or is that good news?
01:38:04.000I heard people were really excited about it.
01:38:57.000But what's happening is, these Democrats like Katie Porter, she knows that if she comes out against grooming, she will lose votes.
01:39:05.000She knows that conservatives won't vote for her anyway, and she knows Democrats either support it or are too stupid to think otherwise, so she will support it.
01:39:13.000If every single person told their neighbor, that's nasty, then people like Katie Porter would stop because they're like, oh, too many people are telling me no.
01:39:22.000That's the simplest way to go about it, I suppose.
01:40:42.000And if we had a free market capitalistic country, we wouldn't have all these monopolies and all these bigger problems like we do right now.
01:41:21.000Yeah, it's gotten pretty bad in Australia.
01:41:24.000And how funny, like, how weird would it be if we put all of, like, all criminal predators and everything as, like, their sentence was to be loaded up in a rocket and sent to, like, Alpha Centauri?
01:41:32.000And then it's just like Earth a thousand years later and everything's like really nice and peaceful and there's no crime and then all of a sudden a gigantic dick-shaped ship starts arriving.
01:43:04.000I talked to Michael a little bit about it, and we really are hoping that a book about... that grants some kind of optimism At the very least, we'll reach number one.
01:43:15.000And as we're talking about all these really, really dark things, give it a read and support the people who are fighting the good fight, calling out the machine in the cathedral.
01:44:02.000I wonder how many Trump dinners were in there.
01:44:05.000I mean, the odds aren't that bad, to be completely honest.
01:44:07.000You know, spend five grand, get dinner with Trump.
01:44:10.000I actually thought the cocktail party at Mar-a-Lago was the better prize.
01:44:14.000Because, like, you know, hanging out with Trump's cool, but that's your whole thing.
01:44:18.000Whereas, like, the Mar-a-Lago cocktail party is like, you're hanging out, you're having drinks, you're schmoozing, you're walking around, you bring your friends.
01:44:22.000How much did you have to buy for that, do you know?
01:46:32.000My proposal was, Elon, let all of the journalists come back.
01:46:37.000But, in order to come back, they agree to allow us to produce a real-time tracker of their locations that will be pinned to their profile for They got no problem with it.
01:46:50.000It's just reporting public information.
01:47:19.000And then Elon can come out and say, look, they said it was fine to report on someone's real-time location, and so when I said, okay, you're right, I'll let you back on the platform, if we could do the same to you, they refused.
01:47:42.000Like, I don't understand how you as a journalist, like, yes, I guess it's been made public, but like, it is still wrong to report it, so you're just recycling the crime?
01:47:51.000I mean, from the same brand of journalists who reported that Trump peed on a bunch of people with no verification or anything like that, and everyone else ran with that as well.
01:48:50.000Mine has been Taylor Runze's, like, I didn't go to private school, and then someone pulls out the tweet where she's like, I did go to private school.
01:49:32.000I feel like every time I've, the first, like, couple months that I worked here, every time I met him, someone pronounced his name slightly differently.
01:50:20.000So, based on what I've heard from people, it could be several months.
01:50:24.000And the way he's been acting, He's very thirsty because his kidneys have failed, but he's actually acting rather normally now since we got him medicine and IV fluid treatment, so it's really crazy.
01:50:36.000You pinch the skin because their skin is so loose, and then you just jam the needle in, and they don't even flinch.
01:50:45.000Yeah, it just goes in and they just look at you like, did you do something?
01:50:48.000And then the fluid goes under their skin, and then it's like a bubble, and then it goes down, and then all of a sudden he's jumping around all excited, like, I don't wanna say jumping around, but he like, he got up, he's walking around, he's yelling, he's acting more normal, and it's like, okay, that's good.
01:51:06.000Genetic heart problem and genetic kidney problems.
01:51:09.000The good news, I suppose, is if the doctors are saying, we don't know how long he can last because of this, but it could be maybe even six months, that gives Ian enough time to contact the stem cell doctors.
01:51:20.000who he's been trying to reach out to and maybe get some stem cell treatments for him or something.
01:51:24.000I just think the issue is stem cells seem like they could probably cure someone who's got deteriorating organs, not someone who's got defective organs.
01:51:37.000Like he's got a heart problem, like a genetic heart defect.
01:51:57.000Satan the Sir says, did y'all see the net job growth estimation for quarter 2 was actually closer to 10,500 than the 1.1 million initially reported?
01:52:26.000Joseph Murphy says, my brother gave me a PS2, DBZ Budokai 2, Thug 2, oh wow, Tony Hawk's Underground, and others for my 30th birthday, present, 1222, so I'm having a great night listening while I play as Goku.
01:52:52.000But it's really funny being an adult, with the current level of video games, and then playing something like Breath of Fire, for those that are familiar, and I'm like, wow, this game has nothing in it.
01:55:51.000Well, also, I don't know how much we can talk about grooming, but grooming talks to like systematic exposure to normalize it.
01:56:01.000Let me give you guys, for those that listen to my morning show, the Tim Poole Daily Show, check out the Tim Poole Daily Show on iTunes and Spotify or on youtube.com slash timcast if you guys haven't.
01:56:46.000The next time she comes in, he's like, we're gonna do sportswear, so you're gonna be wearing yoga pants, and it's totally normal stuff you normally wear.
01:58:33.000There will be a woman who has a single mother with a kid and an abusive boyfriend comes in and then starts gaslighting her, withholding money or pressuring her, and then eventually trafficking the kid.
01:58:44.000You hear a lot of those stories happen.
01:58:47.000All right, GPT3Bot says, I refuse to take my company's DEI courses, so I'm writing a bot to take them for me and going to send my GitHub link to HR, troll them with code.
01:59:09.000Set up a camera, get one of those phone tripods, and point it at the computer screen, and then start taking the course, and the moment they disparage in any way any race or identity, because they will, white people this, then you have a grievance against them for racial discrimination.
01:59:29.000The question, I suppose, is will the government do anything about it?
01:59:31.000Well, I don't know, but you can probably still find a lawyer who will, you know, put them to the coals, and then they might be like, uh, we're getting sued over this?
01:59:37.000These DEI courses often disparage white people, which is illegal.
02:02:16.000So imagine you're just like, you're going out, you're, I'm gonna get coffee, and then you're like, oh, what's this?
02:02:20.000There's like a new coffee spot, and you go in, and you're, what's on the TV screen?
02:02:24.000It's Timcast, it's We Are Change, it's Viva Fre, and so people who are coming in on busy days to get an ice cream or a coffee, the content that's being played is the content from Us.
02:02:38.000And so I'm like, maybe one day we'll have a thousand of these locations, and whenever someone comes in to sit down and drink a coffee, they're watching us.
02:03:43.000Sarah, do you want to shout anything out?
02:03:45.000Yeah, follow me please on social media SarahGonzalezTX and my makeup AmericanBeautyBySarah.com as well as the initiative that we are leading in Texas, DefendKidsTX.com.