It's midterms day in Arizona, and the results are in. We've got the latest from CNN and the New York Times, and we're here to break it all down. Plus, a new song from Taylor Swift.
00:00:53.000Carrie Leight came out to give a press conference.
00:00:55.000She is upset, but very professional in her addressing of these journalists, talking about the problems that are happening in Maricopa County.
00:01:04.000Trump said, stay in line, like masters.
00:01:06.000Everyone's saying, stay in line, make sure they count your vote.
00:01:31.000I love this image because I remember oh so fondly when Donald Trump in 2016 was on the verge of victory.
00:01:40.000When he was doubted and the estimates were greater than 99% chance he was gonna lose and then slowly over the night it started to move and then it got into like 50-50 and all the liberals in the RT office are starting to sweat and then when it got to like guaranteed for Trump everyone's crying and Cassandra Fairbanks is like laughing her ass off.
00:03:17.000We're just over 700k views in real-time analytics, and I think we're going to hit Billboard very, very hard because we've got confirmation that this time they're tracking the YouTube.
00:03:29.000And I want to make sure that all of these woke lunatics in media who lie all the time, I want to make sure it's undeniable.
00:03:50.000Twitter was accused of running bots for this reason, and we assume they lied about it.
00:03:56.000Elon Musk is saying this is what we're seeing, and all of these news outlets are lying, saying it's failing, it's falling apart, people are quitting.
00:04:03.000So we want to make sure that it is undeniable.
00:04:06.000But more importantly, look, if you like the song, then put it in your playlists, listen to it, and buy it on iTunes, Amazon, or wherever.
00:04:13.000We were number one on iTunes for a little while, we fell down, but I think we're still number one on Amazon.
00:04:17.000And if we keep having this tremendous success, constantly hitting trending, we're gonna keep making more.
00:04:23.000I think the response we got on this song, because it's overtly political, was way better.
00:06:29.000So they're doing a new thing now where they're saying A lot of folks have asked about how you'll be able to distinguish between Twitter blue subscribers with blue check marks and accounts that are verified as official, which is why we're introducing the official label to select accounts when we launch.
00:06:48.000Well, they're saying that people who are already verified won't have to pay for it.
00:06:53.000Right, but they're also saying that not all previously verified accounts will get the official label, and the label is not available for purchase.
00:07:01.000Accounts that will receive it include government accounts, commercial companies, business partners, major media outlets, publishers, and some public figures.
00:07:09.000Who are these select major media outlets?
00:08:55.000There's a chair right there, too, if you need it.
00:08:58.000And then, uh, whenever someone feels like coming over... You know, what we're planning on doing, but because we're building the new studio, is we have the wide shot camera, and we were gonna put microphones over there so that we could have the Papasan chairs, but we never did because we thought the new studio would be done by now.
00:09:22.000This is the greatest indicator that we have to always talk about voter suppression.
00:09:26.000One key thing, it's almost 5 o'clock, right?
00:09:28.000In the state of Georgia, thanks to Brian Kim and Raffensperger, they changed the state law so that you cannot get a provisional ballot in Georgia before 5 o'clock.
00:09:39.000So if you waited in line for two and a half hours, got there, and they said, oh, there's some sort of mistake, you can't get a provisional ballot here.
00:09:46.000The level of voter suppression is beyond anything that we saw in 2018.
00:09:50.000So I think it's completely up in the air.
00:09:52.000There has been youth turnout at levels we haven't expected.
00:09:56.000Republicans I've spoken to feel confident.
00:09:58.000But we can't say that whatever happens tonight is a fair and equitable election because there have been too many laws passed by election deniers to keep people from being able to express themselves.
00:10:11.000I'm sorry, this is the safest and most secure... No, you know what I think?
00:10:15.000I think Democrats are gonna do better than people realize.
00:10:18.000And all of the conservative, Republican, independent personalities that are saying, like, oh, this is BS, tomorrow when the Democrats do better, they're gonna be like, hey, last night you said it was, it was, everything was all good, right?
00:10:48.000I mean, even tonight, taking a look at what's happening there, so many people having issues with voting, and they're telling people to go to another location because these machines aren't working conveniently, and it's like, here we are in 2022.
00:11:00.000I'll say this, is... Can I even say this on YouTube?
00:11:06.000If you're still watching what's happening right now, in this election, and you're still convinced that somehow this is all safe and secure after what's taking place in Maricopa specifically, you're out of your mind.
00:11:21.000Well, to put it simply, there's a problem with broken machines not tabulating votes.
00:11:38.000It is a prophecy of what will happen to Arizona if that psycho racist gets in.
00:11:43.000I mean, look, everything will fall apart.
00:11:44.000I'm pretty sure it was Brian Kemp was Secretary of State at the time when he ran 2018.
00:11:48.000And so he was overseeing the election he was in as well.
00:11:51.000So I guess the difference is when Raffensperger was in in 2020, Everybody got mad at him over how the election was handled, and it was Trump that lost.
00:11:59.000And so, they were mad at the Republican over it.
00:12:02.000Yeah, I think probably Kemp and Katie Hobbs probably shouldn't oversee their own elections, but... Probably?
00:12:08.000Well, I mean, I didn't hear a lot of people complaining on the right about Brian Kemp overseeing his election in Georgia when Stacey Abrams... I still think that's problematic.
00:12:46.000We have to tell people legitimately and accurately what's going on in Maricopa County and what they gave Crowder a strike for, we are now obligated to report lest we be engaged in, you know, disinformation or whatever nonsense.
00:13:00.000Anytime the narrative shifts, you either have to be saying the right thing on the right side on the right time, and the moment that you're not, that's when you get shut down, you get cancelled, you get censored, you get deplatformed, and the whole thing.
00:13:10.000And here's the thing, too, is I think this is a good thing.
00:13:13.000I think this is a very good thing, what's taking place in Maricopa, across the United States.
00:13:17.000Because people that might be kind of like sitting on the fence, like, I don't know, that sounds a little like conspiratorial.
00:13:23.000Are our elections, you know, messed up?
00:13:25.000Is there really a lot of bad, nefarious things going on?
00:13:28.000There might be people sitting back saying, I don't know if I can agree with that yet.
00:13:33.000I'm glad that this is happening because people like that are watching this and they're having their own experiences at the polling places and waking up to that.
00:13:40.000There's something that needs to be fixed in our election process and Democrats can't sit there and say, oh, this is safe and secure and we want democracy because if they really cared they would do something about it.
00:14:38.000Like, I remember voting, you know, way back in ye olden days, and I would go in, I would vote, there'd be no line, it'd be no big deal, you'd vote, and then later that night, you'd know what the results are, and you'd be like, doo-doo-doo, whatever.
00:15:59.000I would be willing to bet right now that that is Hispanics.
00:16:03.000Putting both of those two over the edge for the W because these people are waking up to these damn Democrats thinking they can control them, and that is going to become problematic for these people.
00:18:07.000Political polls, I mean, they're a big account.
00:18:10.000Nonpartisan group, I check them a lot, 233.
00:18:12.000Here it says that Miami-Dade, it's Democrats had the mail-in vote.
00:18:18.000Unless they mean Republican votes, not including Independent, in which case it would be, that number does make sense actually, if Independents were voting Republican.
00:19:18.000packets, showing them how to get across the globe, telling them and instructing them what to say in English to the border patrol so they know where to go.
00:19:28.000I just pulled up Twitter and that was the thing.
00:19:34.000It's because they don't have anything of substance to run on, especially in Florida, in these areas.
00:19:39.000If you're running on child grooming, child mutilation, if you're running on, oh, everyone's a racist and a white supremacist, even if you're Hispanic and we disagree with you, they have a losing strategy with all these things that they say they're running on, and they can't even go to the economy.
00:19:54.000They can't even... You cannot go to people and say that, we are going to fix the economy that we destroyed.
00:20:00.000They expect people to be dumb enough to just see that and vote for them anyways, and maybe some people are.
00:20:16.000And the gas, yeah, just to name a few.
00:20:18.000They were doing exit polls earlier today though and it was like they were saying that a really good amount like it was like 22% or 23 or 32% something like that didn't think that gas had been a problem or impacted them in a negative way.
00:20:36.000It may actually, look, for people in Miami... Yeah, it was like CBS and like CNN polls, the exit polls.
00:20:41.000But so look, if you're in Miami and you're an urban liberal, you're probably not driving all that much, so gas prices are probably not the biggest issue to you.
00:20:49.000In which case, these people in Miami are looking at communism.
00:20:52.000Or at the very least, they're seeing signs of what they fled from Venezuela and Cuba.
00:20:57.000How much do you think the gender ideology stuff being pushed on kids is influencing voters in Florida?
00:21:02.000Because it kind of pushes the Democrats into a corner where you have to confirm or deny whether you're complicit in this.
00:21:08.000Yeah, and I think that that's been happening not just in Florida, but that's been happening in Michigan, it's been happening in Arizona, and there was recently a poll, I think it was Trifalgar put out a poll, and they were saying that there's a lot of people who would not vote for a candidate that supported, you know, child sex changes.
00:21:29.000I also, though, we saw the Democrats leading up to all of this pushing sort of insane social issues, like they put abortion at the top of their platform, and we know that they are pro-abortion for nine months.
00:21:42.000And that's not even a mainstream Democrat issue.
00:21:43.000And it's not really, yeah, a lot of people just don't even want to talk about it or think about it, and they put it up there, up top.
00:21:49.000Yeah, most people are moderate on abortion.
00:22:40.000Telling someone who says that they're trans that they're maybe fine without a bunch of surgeries and drugs is considered conversion therapy.
00:22:47.000So it's kind of a bastardization of the concept itself.
00:22:50.000So these laws are basically like, if you're a parent, you have a right to know what's going on with your kid at school.
00:25:02.000These people have to put their face in a bowl of ice water right now because of the results Back to the office, I noticed that several businesses were boarding at their windows.
00:28:09.000She hopped onto her dead mother's account to impersonate Elon Musk on that account again and get into a back and forth with him on Twitter again.
00:28:18.000She was like, my mom won't mind me doing this.
00:29:44.000If you steal someone's identity in the real world, it has nothing to do with free speech.
00:29:49.000But that's what they've been claiming.
00:29:51.000They've been crying, saying, I have free speech, saying Elon's not for free speech.
00:29:55.000If someone's house is on fire and I don't like them, I will call 911 and be like, let's help them put this fire, even though I don't like them.
00:30:00.000If someone is an arsonist and they're setting fires and then they get burned by it, I'm not going to call 911 because they deserve help.
00:30:07.000I'm going to call it because the fire is a problem and needs to be stopped.
00:30:09.000My point is, I don't want anybody to get hurt by fire.
00:30:12.000I don't want anyone to get banned when they're engaging in free speech.
00:30:15.000But I'm not going to help an arsonist.
00:30:22.000Well, these Skittle people are just a bunch of pussies, dude.
00:30:25.000I mean, at the end of the day- Skittle people?
00:30:27.000Yeah, they just- the Rainbow Mafia, you know, these are the same people that are running around threatening everyone, threatening to bash your face in, but they can't handle a word.
00:30:36.000This is why they want to change words.
00:30:46.000They're pathetic and they don't represent America, because if you did, you would be able to stand on your own two feet and be offended in the face of anything that opposes you.
00:30:57.000This is what Kathy Hochul has been doing in New York, right?
00:31:00.000This is why I think that, yeah, this is what she's been doing.
00:31:02.000She has changed She spent all of this energy and money to change the word inmate to incarcerated person in all legislation as if this means anything at all.
00:31:14.000Apparently the word inmate was offensive.
00:31:16.000But like if you change a word that you think is offensive to a different word, shortly thereafter that word becomes offensive as well.
00:31:22.000I didn't even know prisoner was offensive.
00:32:19.000That's what's crazy is these people want to be put on the forefront, like be on the news.
00:32:23.000They want to be like blowing up on TikTok and social media, but then they get criticized and they run away and claim it's hate speech and put their tail in between their legs.
00:32:29.000Because like I said, they're a bunch of pussies.
00:33:11.000I think people on the right are so eager to look at trans people as Dylan Mulvaney that they accept what is clearly a troll designed to insult.
00:33:20.000When a dude put on, when they used to put on blackface, they didn't act like black people, they acted like insane caricatures to mock them, the way they painted their faces.
00:33:29.000Dylan Mulvaney was for the longest time making social media content, was, I believe, a gay man.
00:35:30.000They don't say, it's time to normalize the bulge.
00:35:33.000That is not what a real trans person is going around doing.
00:35:37.000So what you're doing, too, is you're doing what, like, the anti-trans activists, the, like, gender-critical people would call giving into the idea of true trans, which is also its own whole separate weird thing.
00:35:49.000What I'm saying is, we had Blair White on here talking about, you know, actually, when we've had Blair on several times, we've not really talked about trans issues because, I don't know, just we talk about politics.
00:37:02.000Can we say that he's grifting and still doing it at the same time?
00:37:07.000He's a gay man that probably saw an opportunity by being trans.
00:37:11.000He's exploiting it, but he's still going through all the things because that's what's going to make him money.
00:37:16.000So it's like a double, it's a double, right?
00:37:18.000He's screwing women, screwing the trans people, screwing the trans, let's just say, trans kids, right?
00:37:24.000So he's screwing all of them at the same time because he's pulling a grift on all of them, so he doesn't really care about trans people, he just wants to be famous.
00:38:33.000You can be a communist and trans person and you can be a Trump-supporting trans person.
00:38:38.000There's overlap in all sorts of ideologies.
00:38:42.000The point I'm making, without getting into the greater all of the trans stuff, is that Dylan Mulvaney, I just look at that and I'm like, the first thing anyone should think when they see Dylan Mulvaney saying, normalize the bulge, is like, This is a gag.
00:39:39.000And what that is, is that they get off, like, having other people see them dress as a woman, dress as a little girl, dress as all those things.
00:39:47.000And I think, yes, and I think it's a totally different conversation.
00:39:49.000And I'm sure that he's grifting off of it, getting off of it.
00:39:53.000Like, if you watch, because I've gone down, like, that TikTok, like, feed.
00:40:25.000My point was just simply that when a person does as many cartoonish things that insult trans people, and then everyone on the right is like, haha, see, that's what trans people are, I'm like, dude, come on.
00:40:37.000Like... I think it's an extreme expression of what all of that is.
00:40:41.000I don't, like, I guess, but he says he's performing, and he was doing tons of videos as a man, and then all of a sudden starts doing these gag videos.
00:40:50.000Like, I would say, wearing high heels in the woods is a gag.
00:41:18.000When you go to these protests, Tim, we were in Nashville at Matt Walsh's thing, and it's all those kinds of people running around screaming, foaming at the mouth, like their eyes rolling back.
00:44:18.000So, I don't know if this was surprising to anybody that Tim Scott, Rand Paul, Marjorie Taylor Greene were going to win, but there you go, everybody.
00:44:49.000She wants to, like, get her hands dirty.
00:44:50.000There's not a lot you can get done as, like, well, I guess we wouldn't be in the minority anymore, but as a minority member on a committee anyway.
00:45:02.000But, like, as a member of the minority on a committee, and the committees that they were giving her anyway, it's not... But now she's gonna get to pick.
00:49:02.000So Florida's just going to be all red.
00:49:04.000Decision desk says 46% estimated votes in.
00:49:08.000I was looking at political polls, 61% for that.
00:49:11.000Oh, maybe political polls was saying that they won the mail-in vote and they currently are at 53 to 45, because that's what he's got right here.
00:49:54.000I care about Pennsylvania, but I really want to know, like, did they—I don't know if you—I wasn't watching the news clearly all day, I was writing—but did they go to court today and say that they could count votes up until the 14th or the 13th?
00:50:30.000With 87% of unofficial results reported, Hillsborough County, a county won by Joe Biden in 2020 by 6.8 points, is currently led by DeSantis by 7 points.
00:55:38.00028 minutes ago, Anna Luna was actually down by 4 points, and then she took the lead with greater than 95 in, so... That looks like it's it.
00:57:21.000There was a push for this other guy to take over in the primary and nobody was paying attention.
00:57:26.000I remember like emailing people things about his bio and that was a totally winnable seat and to see it here at like plus 1.4 is kind of disappointing because we could have had that one too.
00:57:49.000I want to know the amount of Democrats that actually voted Republican.
00:57:53.000Because I'm living in Philly now, and every time I talk to anybody, like, clearly I was out for one of the wins from the Phillies when they went to the championship, and my random neighbors see my sign, like, Moms for Mastriano or whatever.
00:58:05.000And they come up to me and they're like, oh, I'm a lifelong Democrat and I'm voting Republican.
00:58:10.000And even like working with Libs at TikTok now, like the leads that come in, 75 percent of them are from actual Democrats who are outraged about all the stuff that is happening in the schools.
00:58:19.000You would think it would be like, you know, far right wing bigoted people, but it's not.
00:58:23.000It's like people that are like, I'm just waking up and this is crazy.
00:58:26.000So I feel like there should be somewhat of a big shift between from Democrats like now voting Republican, maybe not straight ticket, but Certainly unlike the bigger races.
00:58:37.000The interesting thing, too, about that, like what you're saying about outraged Democrats is there is a point when you're talking to people on the left and they consistently say, no, that's not really happening.
00:58:57.000Look at these people who have come out this other side.
00:58:59.000We had a mom that was in Philadelphia and she sent us in a lead, right, that said, They're doing, um, drag queen story hour for my kid, my kid's first grade class.
00:59:11.000And she was like, I, you know, didn't think this was happening.
00:59:21.000But, but still, there's like a lot of these people out there that They say to me all the time, like, I didn't think that any of this was actually happening.
00:59:30.000Like, I thought it was everywhere else, or it was isolated, and now here it is right in my face.
00:59:34.000And I think that that, you know, they're not asking those questions in the exit polls, but I think that the trans agenda thing has a lot to do with a lot of this shift, for sure.
01:00:43.000If we are Change.org, I come here with the simple message, Joe and the foe have got to go.
01:00:48.000And of course, that is not what exactly says on my shirt.
01:00:52.000If you want to see what it says on there, you go on TheBestPoliticalShorts.com and you can support me there.
01:00:56.000And it's crazy what's happening right now, that this country, one of the richest countries in the world, can't count There's ballot boxes failing?
01:01:07.000Obviously, we see ABC News gaslighting, the Federman campaign gaslighting, saying, hey, it's just going to be a few days, it's okay, it's totally normal, totally fine.
01:01:19.000A lot of people, more than ever, have voted before the election, in early voting.
01:01:24.000We should be having a lot of these numbers up to date.
01:01:26.000When it happens, when it comes in, we don't.
01:01:28.000So, of course, a lot of people are going to be skeptical, a lot of people are going to be asking themselves a lot of serious questions, but there's so many different issues that I want to talk about.
01:01:34.000A Rothschild passed away on a red blood moon!
01:01:38.000There's so many crazy things happening.
01:01:40.000Crystal Matthews reportedly deleted her account.
01:03:07.000A couple minutes ago it was 12, now it's 15, and I think, you know, the longer we go on, it's going to be very clear that Florida, again, a purple state, could go either way, just like New Hampshire, a purple state.
01:03:18.000This is battleground states that will decide the future of this country, along with Pennsylvania and Arizona.
01:04:09.000It was a while, there was a Twitter clip of Kerry Lake, and I think it was Harmeet Dhillon, saying, actually, here, just in case you guys wanna get everything straight, you're having trouble voting, you gotta go to the government website, which is, like, vote.arizona slash goodluck dot...
01:04:24.000Find it, if you can, hyphen, lookforme.org.
01:04:28.000And she's like, leave it to the government to make the most ridiculous URL for people to try and find.
01:04:33.000Like, they're almost, they're almost trying to make it difficult, you might think, when you could just have bought, like, votearizona2022.com or votenowarizona2022.com and have people go to that.
01:04:42.000Well this is where it gets confusing because on one hand ... we know that there's a large swap of the government that is ... totally incompetent is that the incompetent arm that is ... represented in what's happening in Arizona or is it ... malice or is in anything else we still don't know it's still ... very early early to tell but what I've been seeing from ... Carrie Lake and Donald Trump is specifically setting up ... videos being like hey I know the lines are long.
01:05:03.000Indianapolis, people are waiting an hour and a half.
01:05:51.000They kind of play on you not to wait because they want you to do what they want.
01:05:55.000Kerry Lake tweeted out that if you've checked in already, you need to wait and cast your ballot either with a broken voting machine or to put your ballot in the box where they'll check it later.
01:06:08.000And then some leftist journalist came out calling it disinformation, telling people to leave.
01:06:25.000I say, follow the advice of the election, you know, when the, what's his name, Bill Gates is actually his name, the guy running the elections or whatever.
01:06:52.000Yeah, there's 3,800 incorrectly dated ballots in Pennsylvania that ballot workers are going to have to manually fix.
01:06:59.000I mean, that again, like, why is that happening?
01:07:02.000You know, Pennsylvania is going to be somewhere that we've been gaslighted to think that it's going to take many days to find out what happened.
01:07:13.000Well, they also have the issue where it's like, they've already said that there's a bunch of ballots they're not going to count tonight, like 300,000 ballots or something like that.
01:07:23.000It's happening because they're essentially asking people to ride by horseback to get to a big open clearing where you set up your tent and camp for seven days.
01:08:42.000But that's what you expect in a major city.
01:08:44.000Major cities are, of course, going to be voting for the Democrats.
01:08:48.000We've seen a big voter turnout, especially in the last presidential election, mainly because of the efforts of Facebook and other billionaires and other special interests that got involved and said, hey, we're going to make sure that we're going to make it as easy as we can.
01:09:02.000And there's also COVID, so we're going to have to have as many mail-in ballots as possible.
01:09:05.000There's a lot of We've seen how Google reacted after the 2016 election.
01:09:08.000invested hundreds of millions of dollars specifically ...
01:09:11.000concentrating on focusing on people in major cities on ...
01:09:14.000voting knowing that this is going to result in a political ...
01:09:18.000party that is more favorable of big tech and won't of course ...
01:09:21.000sensor them up or in put them in check so you know we've ...
01:09:24.000seen how Google reacted after the 2016 election I think ...
01:09:27.000we're seeing the results of that after the last ...
01:09:30.000presidential election and I think we're we might be seeing ...
01:09:32.000If it's going to be consistent, if it's going to work, we're going to see today how effective those hundreds of millions of dollars, those bigger ballots efforts are.
01:10:07.000We'll have to take off the red colored glasses and see what it really looks like.
01:10:12.000The reason I think that I brought up voting digitally, Libby, and what you were talking about, is that I think that although voting by paper, you mail it in, and it might make it easier on the front end for people, but it's created a mess in the back end where There's paper all over the place, and people don't know who's in what boxes.
01:10:27.000They gotta count it 50 times, and then if it gets moved, they gotta count it again.
01:10:31.000And then we have proprietary voting machines doing the tallies.
01:10:33.000Like, if we had an organized... Just because one system of digitization of voting is gone wrong, doesn't mean that it's all bad.
01:10:41.000I think that the future of voting is gonna be on blockchain.
01:10:44.000We got data from Missouri, and the Libertarian Party is currently in the lead!
01:11:39.000screenshot it while you can libertarians. I gotta derail here for a moment. I'm looking at blue and
01:11:44.000red and thinking about the red white and blue American colors the blue and the red the way
01:11:47.000that the Republican Party and the Democrat Party have co-opted the red and the blue and they've
01:11:52.000also called their parties republicanism democracy as if these parties have anything to do with those
01:11:58.000concepts or represent those concepts in any way we're all republicans and that we live in the
01:12:02.000republic of the United States. The last time Ian made this point he said you got the red party the
01:12:07.000blue party and then he called for a white party. But I think that just the Democratic Party does
01:12:16.000not more or less represent democracy than the Republican Party represents more or less
01:12:21.000republicanism. We're all republicans. No no no actually The Democratic Party is all about direct democracy, and the Republican Party is about republicanism.
01:12:30.000It wasn't supposed to be that way, but that's what it is now.
01:12:43.000I just looked—there's a blood moon this morning signifying—Incans and Mesopotamians believe that it signified the death or overthrow of the king.
01:12:51.000And so I'm just like, that was at 1202 a.m. Pacific.
01:12:55.000So like when the contiguous U.S. entered November 8th, a blood moon happened.
01:13:17.000The same family that of course hoodwinked at the Battle of Waterloo, the situation which allowed them to become so
01:13:24.000prominent and have so much money in their entire family.
01:13:28.000So the Waterloo thing is when Napoleon is about to lose the war... And they knew he lost, but they came in and they actually faked out the British stock market and said that he won, and of course that made everyone sell.
01:13:39.000They bought off the stocks on the cheap, and then when the real news came in saying Napoleon lost, the stock market went up, and of course they were super rich.
01:13:47.000That's one of the historical kind of understandings of it, but I don't want to, you know, talk about the Rothschilds all night today.
01:13:53.000Do we think Well, actually I do, but I shouldn't.
01:13:57.000Real clear politics projected that Ted Budd would win in North Carolina.
01:14:01.000Right now, with 45% of the vote in, Jerry Beasley is up about 9 points, 9.3 points.
01:14:09.000So we're still waiting on several counties to report, but I don't know, man.
01:14:13.000And to defend my fellow New Hampshire state that I love and the Free State Project that I love in there, it's only 16% that are counted.
01:14:20.000Yes, 58% blue, but again, only 16% of the votes are in.
01:14:43.000It's a beautiful state, but there are a lot of mass holes moving in.
01:14:47.000It is kind of changing demographically, but it is also home of the Free State Project that does bet on local politics.
01:14:53.000And I think, you know, a lot of people are looking at the big Senate races and the congressional races.
01:14:57.000I think if there's going to be any big, significant change, it is absolutely going to be in these small, local races.
01:15:03.000The Free State Project has captivated all of New Hampshire and has won a lot of seats in local offices that was able to make laws and get rid of really bad laws in New Hampshire, and it's going to be interesting to see where the state goes.
01:15:33.000And the issue is, in Butler County, they only had seven votes to report, so it was probably really easy to wrap up.
01:15:40.000You know, they opened the door, seven people showed up, five of them were for the Libertarian, one was for Other, one was for Democrat, and no one voted GOP.
01:15:57.000With seven votes in, the Libertarian takes the state.
01:16:02.000I mean, I don't like the Libertarian political party, even myself, to be honest with you.
01:16:07.000I think the party has failed many times over and has become an embarrassment in many instances.
01:16:13.000Will it have a different face with Dave Smith?
01:16:16.000I'm a little optimistic, especially coming up in the 2024 elections.
01:16:20.000This is going to be the precursor of, I think, the larger, bigger battle of the presidential elections.
01:16:26.000It is surprising to see so many people vote.
01:16:28.000Again, 44 million people voted early this year.
01:16:31.000It's a 40-year high, so we're seeing the involvement of people in politics escalate throughout the last few years.
01:16:38.000Is that because of You know, Facebook and all these other institutions telling people to vote in the cities.
01:16:43.000Is this because people are understanding that, you know, if you ignore politics, if you try to be out of politics, politics is going to be inside of your life.
01:17:01.000Yeah, more ways than one, especially if you're Bill Clinton and all these other presidents and really bad politicians that go to private islands.
01:17:08.000But that's a separate order and that's a separate deal.
01:17:14.000Local elections are, I think, the biggest game changer, the biggest difference.
01:17:18.000And I think we're seeing people, especially with what happened in Loudoun County, not so far away from here, of people saying enough is enough.
01:17:25.000This is crazy what happened with COVID.
01:17:27.000This is crazy what's happening to my children.
01:17:28.000This is crazy what's happening at the gas pumps.
01:17:31.000I need to get involved in politics because politics is getting involved in my life in more ways than one, and it's making my life miserable.
01:17:37.000And I think this could be a representation today of what we're going to be seeing.
01:17:42.000What do you guys think of the people, I guess we can call them like refugees of California or people fleeing New York.
01:18:06.000There was a guy who wrote about how he was moving to Florida, knowing the politics were bad, but California has just become too awful, so he's going to continue to vote Democrat when he gets to Florida.
01:18:15.000Okay, I think those are rare exceptions, and usually when people leave, they had enough of this nonsense.
01:18:23.000I first went to New Hampshire, now I'm in Florida.
01:18:26.000But obviously, the people who are naturally either conservative or against The other insanity that the Democratic Party put forward within the last three years are the ones who are leaving.
01:18:37.000People who are fed up and sick of the policies, sick of the taxes, sick of the regulations, sick of the mandates, sick of the lockdowns, are leaving.
01:18:43.000This is why I left, and I think this is why, you know, I don't know if you want to talk about your... Okay, that's fine.
01:18:49.000But personally, you know, I left, and I see a lot of other people like myself leaving because of the same reasons.
01:18:55.000They had enough of the big cities, and you know, I'm going to be voting a certain way in Florida.
01:19:00.000So I think there's a lot more people like that.
01:19:03.000And it's only polarizing the political landscape.
01:19:04.000I do think, though, that there's a lot of people who will leave, you know, New York, California, wherever other horrifying place that they find themselves living.
01:19:12.000I think they will leave and they will go vote Democrat in other places because they will feel that the Democratic Party just didn't do it right where they were.
01:19:19.000You know, like those people who say that wasn't real communism, those kind of people, they're just going to keep voting the exact same way.
01:19:25.000But the people who love the mask mandates, the people who love the lockdowns, the people who love the transitions that are happening to children, they're going to stay where they're going to have the best representation.
01:20:56.000I talked to a lot of parents during the lockdowns who were dealing with masks and whatever else, and their kids were being suicidal because they couldn't go play sports.
01:21:17.000So it was like they once they get to the place where the schools are open, they're going to keep doing exactly voting exactly the same way that they were voting before.
01:21:25.000I think COVID matters a lot more than we're actually giving it credit, because this is the first election kind of officially after COVID, and I think that's going to matter, because there's going to be a certain amount of individuals that fell for the trauma-based mind control, and they felt safe because their state was locking people down inside of their own homes.
01:21:42.000There's other individuals who were denied seeing their loved ones at their deathbed, and when they go through such emotional trauma because of the state, I don't think those people are going to be reverting back saying, we need more state.
01:21:53.000The people who watched their grandmas die live on Zoom, they're not going to go back.
01:21:59.000And those are a lot of people, and those people are fed up, and those people usually vote with their feet, with their dollar, not just with, of course, you know, the election box.
01:22:08.000So I think a lot of those people are like, this is insane.
01:22:10.000I can't believe I had a government that was controlling every aspect of my existence, every aspect of my life, treating me like I was a little child.
01:22:25.000I want to help out the Free State Project.
01:22:27.000I want to go down to another state like West Virginia, where I could have more freedom, more personal responsibility, and a government official is not going to be telling me how to live my life.
01:22:36.000I think a lot of people have voted that way with their feet, with their movements.
01:22:40.000And I think that's why Kathy Hogel was even coming out a couple weeks ago and saying, hey, if you're voting Republican, you're not a New Yorker.
01:22:51.000I thought that was just so horrifyingly obnoxious.
01:22:55.000Just because you ousted your opposition with fake sex scandals and took power doesn't mean you get to tell the entirety of New Yorkers who they are and what they're about.
01:23:45.000You know, we talked about, this is going to become a strong issue.
01:23:47.000What do you think about it, Drew, that it's so easy now to travel between state to state, get a new house in another state, that maybe you should have to wait a couple of years before you can vote once you relocate states.
01:23:57.000You know, there are a lot of states that have residency requirements and there are rules and some of what you've been seeing over the past couple of years with states changing election laws and allowing illegal immigrants to vote has had to do with residency requirements.
01:24:11.000So in New York, I think it was something like the City Council passed a law saying that illegal immigrants could vote.
01:24:21.000New York said, New York City Council, non-citizens can vote if they have had three months residency.
01:24:27.000And I know that there were some other states that were trying to do the exact same thing, but say that you only needed one month residency.
01:24:33.000And all the states do have residency requirements before you can vote, but some of them are far lesser than others.
01:25:10.000We got the needle meter here, which is showing the Senate is actually starting to lean slightly towards the Democrats, but it's still toss-up range.
01:25:18.000And they're currently saying there's a 76% chance that Republicans will take control of the House.
01:25:23.000Drew, I wanted to ask you, what are you seeing where you live?
01:25:26.000Because I spent a lot of time in Miami.
01:25:30.000Miami looks like it's going red, which is surprising to a lot of people.
01:25:35.000Not me, when I was on the ground there, talking to the people there, living there, having neighbors there, seeing the change to that city, which overall was for the worst.
01:25:45.000Crime is just crazy, especially down in South Beach.
01:25:48.000I think that's having a major effect on what's happening right now at the polling booths.
01:25:53.000In Miami, a heavily blue area potentially turning red.
01:26:30.000Could not come up with one single thing.
01:26:32.000This is part of the reason why Katie Hobbs would not debate Carrie Lake, because Carrie Lake would destroy her and humiliate her publicly and annihilate her.
01:26:40.000But I think the Democrats in Arizona kind of know what they're doing because they know they need to keep her away from Carrie Lake.
01:26:45.000But what I will say, to go to your point, is Arizona, okay, is red.
01:26:51.000Obviously there's some purple pockets and there's some like- like Tucson is pretty blue, right?
01:26:55.000And they call Tucson like the armpit of Arizona.
01:26:58.000But what I will say is that the majority of Arizonans, they do not want this far-left stuff taking over their schools, taking over their children, and the gun thing too.
01:27:07.000And people from California have been moving in in large numbers.
01:27:10.000And the anti-2A stuff does not sit well in Arizona right now.
01:27:14.000I don't think it ever will, but this is why a lot of people think that this is probably why they want to, you know, rig their way in.
01:27:21.000We got a decision desk calling Massachusetts governor.
01:28:58.000It's like against governments or wild animals or wild animals.
01:29:02.000But I'm talking about Mexican cartels, American psychos, you know, you've got to protect.
01:29:05.000But this is where the local voting absolutely matters, because if you look at gun rights, they have been actually expanding because of states rights, because of individuals in the local Jurisdictions and the state assembly members and the senate assembly houses coming together and saying, you know what, constitutional carry makes a lot of sense.
01:29:23.000This is where I think your vote absolutely matters in the larger scheme of things because at the local level, you can make the biggest amount of difference as soon as you start paying attention to what's going on in your life.
01:29:34.000I started to think, like, the border states are the most important to have armed, where the citizens are armed, because we literally have an invasive force pushing slaves across the south's border at the moment, terrifyingly, by a narco-tyranny state of government, with these cartels that are, like, de facto the Mexican government.
01:29:51.000And if we don't have the police force, are we going to send in the military at some point
01:29:55.000to try and house— Nobody's doing anything.
01:29:57.000I mean, like, the states are trying to do stuff about it on their own, but they're
01:29:59.000not getting help from the federal government.
01:30:01.000You know what's funny, as I've been reading more about the Civil War, the Southern Democrats
01:30:06.000wanted slaves because they wanted, you know, effectively cheap labor.
01:30:11.000When the cotton gin got invented, it made it so that seeds could be easily removed from certain cotton that was worth less, now became worth more, and so they needed more slaves.
01:30:19.000They needed people to do labor at a dirt rate.
01:30:22.000Right now, the Republicans want America-first policies.
01:30:26.000They want Buy America, they want American manufacturing, they want American free labor to make products.
01:30:31.000And the Democrats are the ones who have consistently advocated for this international trade, free trade, Trans-Pacific Partnership.
01:30:39.000Outsourcing jobs from America to places like Southeast Asia where people work for dirt so that people in the United States can have cheap products.
01:30:49.000They also were trying to, I mean, the Trans-Pacific Partnership was trying to essentially blackmail people into forcing them to use slave labor.
01:30:55.000Americans, if they were like, we're not using this Malaysian oil company more because they're not paying their employees the right wages, the company would be like, well, you signed the partnership, we have the Investor State Dispute Settlement Clause that allows us to sue the United States government now because you won't buy our slave labor oil.
01:31:08.000So Trump got us out of that, thank God.
01:31:11.000Sanders would have got us out of that.
01:31:21.000We get cheap products abroad because people don't have health care, don't have unions, don't have labor rights, get paid dirt, and then U.S.
01:31:30.000companies import these things for dirt, sell it back to Americans, and it's destroying our economy.
01:31:48.000Democrats are the party of having, you know, impoverished third world countries do your labor for dirt and advocating that they should be happy for it.
01:31:58.000And Republicans like Trump were like, bring the factory back to Detroit where American free labor will produce it.
01:32:05.000I think there was even a story about the United States stealing masks from the French, and the Chinese hoarding it themselves and then upselling it at a bigger profit, with specifically even them being accused of hoarding medical supplies when they knew that there was a virus going around.
01:32:22.000They allegedly hid that information to themselves in order to profit off of it, as they were telling even their citizens in the mainland, get as much of this as you can, it's going to be really valuable, and it was.
01:33:03.000Uh, I think what's happening... Draining the oil reserve?
01:33:06.000Yeah, what's happening with Biden and China, with Hunter Biden, with the business dealings, Tony Bobulinski, all that stuff.
01:33:13.000When the Republicans do take office, one of the hopes I have... Again, I'm not that hopeful.
01:33:18.000I don't have a lot of faith in the Republican Party, to be completely honest with you guys.
01:33:22.000To hopefully open up the hearings, get Dr. Fauci in there, get Tony Bobulinski there, get Hunter Biden there, and let the world see what's actually really happening behind the scenes.
01:33:50.000He was saying that you have to impeach a president for something they've done as president.
01:33:56.000So I think draining the petroleum reserve, the problems on the borders, a bunch of things to go after him for in terms of impeachment.
01:34:02.000But 25th Amendment may be the actual That might be the one that works.
01:34:06.000Although I do have to say about the petroleum reserves, I find that sort of terrifying, you know, that we could be depleting our reserves so quickly, so brazenly, and he just keeps congratulating himself for it.
01:34:18.000And I look at that, and when I look at my bank account numbers, if they're, you know, dipping 33% because I'm just randomly doing whatever, you know, that freaks me out.
01:34:28.000I think if there's anything that Joe Biden has done or is trying to do that is worthy of impeachment is, I don't know if you guys saw this video, he announced publicly that he wants to make Roe v. Wade a Ralli-Lan.
01:34:54.000So in addition to no more drilling, in addition to, you know, firing all coal workers, all people in the coal industry, all of that, he even wants to go as far as to make Roe v. Wade a RalliLand.
01:35:07.000Everyone, tell your family, because when your parents, when your friends hear he wants to make Roe v. Wade a RalliLand, they're going to gasp.
01:36:44.000Do you remember a couple of years ago when everyone was telling, when everyone was saying that like, if you saw people who worked with Trump just having dinner somewhere to go out and attack them?
01:39:37.000Or Are populists bigger, more powerful, or do you see this election being a turning point in either of those directions?
01:39:43.000Well, I think the establishment on both sides, the Uniparty, is always going to be unified behind the scenes.
01:39:50.000And then when you talk about the donor side of that and the money side of that, they have the ability to really pull some heavy strings behind the scenes, especially in D.C.
01:39:58.000So as much as the establishment continues to be unified behind the scenes together, I think that's always going to be a problem for the populist movement, whether it's on left or right.
01:40:08.000Because, I mean, you take a look at Bernie Sanders and how he got destroyed immediately by the establishment two times, multiple times.
01:41:17.000So just back on this original topic, because I think it's important to understand here this larger Republican civil war between the populists and the neocons.
01:41:25.000Because again, if the Republicans win overwhelmingly today, it's going to be who?
01:41:30.000Kevin McCarthy and Mitch McConnell that are going to be in power?
01:41:43.000But what is Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy going to do?
01:41:45.000Wag their finger and just implement the same policies as the Democrats 10 years from now?
01:41:50.000Uh, you know, this is why, you know, a lot of people are kind of disenfranchised being like, okay, you know, we have this red wave, but, but is this red wave going to do anything?
01:41:57.000That's the larger question that I think a lot of people are asking themselves.
01:42:00.000Well, that is, that is the concern because typically when people get into power, they find that they don't perhaps like governing.
01:42:07.000They instead like attacking their opponents, um, and don't actually tend to get anything done.
01:42:12.000But I do think, were we talking about it earlier, like they're going to, you know, if the if the conservatives take Congress, they're still not going to be able to pass any legislation because Biden will veto everything they do.
01:42:25.000And so all they'll be able to do is a lot of like rhetoric, a lot of investigations, which I do think are important.
01:42:31.000And it's important to get to the bottom of that stuff.
01:42:33.000But they're going to come up after two years without having made any major And then the Democrats are going to be like, look, they had power.
01:43:04.000He did this a couple days ago, called him Ron DeSanctimonious.
01:43:08.000He did this even a couple months ago after that, and I just see this bigger battle.
01:43:14.000I did see a lot of people push back against Trump with his attacks, and we see DeSantis not answering back.
01:43:21.000So, how do you see this kind of unfolding?
01:43:22.000Because I see this as even, you know, more of a bigger battle than a lot of people are expecting.
01:43:28.000Well, I think the establishment would love to see those two split apart and then split the base somehow.
01:43:36.000I don't know how that would end up, but I know if, like, just picture this, right?
01:43:39.000Fast forward, we're in a Republican primary and you're seeing Donald Trump going head-to-head with DeSantis in the middle of that primary on the debate stage.
01:43:49.000Just like thinking about that is like, where does that really go?
01:43:53.000But is that something, I think this is the question people have to ask themselves, and I know the answer, you know the answer, is that something that the establishment would want?
01:44:01.000Is that something that the establishment on the left and the right would love to see?
01:44:05.000Is two populists destroying them each other and splintering the base so that the populist movement doesn't have the power and the steam that it could have had?
01:44:14.000You know, I don't know, and I don't know where the... I can't speak for Ron DeSantis.
01:44:18.000I just take a look at this, and I see it going in a direction where it can become problematic for people that want the country just to be where they believe it should be.
01:44:27.000Now, the bigger question is, will the party be stronger because of this?
01:45:02.000Could he go another few years continuing to build his resume for the public, for the people, to be this rockstar populist that would just absolutely destroy it if DeSantis can get in and basically do what Trump is doing, just be uncontested in the Republican Party?
01:45:17.000Is that a better strategy going forward for the populist movement?
01:45:20.000Let Trump just do his final four years and then bring in the next populist?
01:45:24.000At least my opinion, I think that's... I think if Ron is going to have any kind of chance of being president, Ever.
01:45:32.000It's going to be in 2024, and that's it.
01:45:36.000I think it's his time more than ever, and I think this is why Trump is preemptively launching attacks on him, because he understands DeSantis represents a big political force that threatens his presidential hopes in 2024, as we just saw yesterday.
01:45:54.000He was announcing that he's going to be making another announcement next week Which most likely will be that he's going to be running for the President of the United States.
01:46:01.000And I think the jabs there are deliberate, and I think there's going to be a bigger fight.
01:46:06.000I think DeSantis is going to run because he has to run if he wants to be President of the United States.
01:46:11.000And a lot of people told me, but listen, I just want to make one more point before you get to, you know, rebuke what I'm saying here specifically.
01:46:38.000And I would say I was wrong on what a lot of people told me that I was, I was, I was right on what a lot of people were telling me I was wrong about.
01:46:44.000I think the jabs are coming, but don't you think that it's suspect that the whole establishment is backing DeSantis?
01:46:53.000What's going to happen is Trump, he can't run again.
01:47:03.000But if you have DeSantis in there who's backed by the establishment and all this money and all these donors that are donating to him, is he going to give us more of the same?
01:47:12.000The person that we really need to back is Trump so that he can break it all down.
01:47:19.000But I agree because as much as I do think DeSantis is better in a lot of ways, if he does get elected it's his first term and he'll be very careful.
01:47:26.000And he's going to be like, just like Trump, let's just get through the first term and do what we can, and then really hit him hard in term two, whereas Trump will come in with term two and be like, let's get it done, and then pave the way for DeSantis to come in with a clean road.
01:47:41.000I respectfully disagree, because when Donald Trump lost, he still had a couple months in office where he could have went balls to the wall.
01:47:47.000He could have pardoned- But he knew he wanted to run again.
01:47:49.000His ego was not going to let him be displaced.
01:48:55.000If DeSantis This is why I don't know when DeSantis was asked on the debate on the debate stage, if you get elected governor, are you going to stay as governor or just go run for president and like kind of like do a 180 all year?
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01:54:39.000How many times did he say it, you know?
01:54:41.000Well, their story is a knowledgeable source tells Rolling Stone that the former president has wondered how he might be able to jail reporters if he retakes the White House.
01:54:52.000Somehow, I literally just don't believe this.
01:54:55.000Do you guys think Trump is going around being like, how can I arrest all these journalists?
01:55:01.000The guy who wouldn't send the military to shut down the BLM riots that were firebombing federal buildings?
01:55:05.000I think this is election day propaganda to try and get people to come out and vote against Trump, even though he's not running.
01:55:12.000Wasn't Obama the one going after journalists?
01:55:14.000He did, and he used the Espionage Act more than any other president before him, collectively, to use that law to go after sources and journalists and punish them in very cruel ways, which sent a chilling effect in many newsrooms that prevented a lot of important stories from seeing the day of light.
01:55:31.000So, again, what Obama did is absolutely atrocious.
01:55:43.000But more specifically, you know, what Obama did is disgusting.
01:55:48.000These comments by Trump, again, hyperbole, also I don't like them, I think they should be pushed back, Don, but you shouldn't be sensationalizing it and just crying about it all, stop, when in reality his record doesn't really tell the record of what Obama did to journalism.
01:56:02.000Step back from saying it's hyperbole because it's just somebody reporting that someone else said that he said it.
01:56:07.000That's not even—if he comes out of his mouth— Well, he did say—we were talking about this on the show—he said that in order to find out who's leaking information to journalists, we should put them in jail where a male prisoner forces himself in an adult way on that prisoner, and that should be the way that we should get the source of information— That is, guys, disgusting.
01:56:52.000Hold your tongues, because she's down by about 90,000 votes, but you sit here and laugh, and then, you know, you knock on wood, because by the end of the night you might be, you know, pulling the ballots.
01:57:03.000Sure, but my point is, well, look, we got a lot coming in from blue districts already, from major cities, so it's looking like it's going to keep swinging towards Kemp.
01:57:10.000Yeah, Atlanta, it looks like it's mostly in Atlanta, very heavily democratically.
01:57:17.000It may get called relatively soon, but I just want to make sure everybody, you know, don't do one of those things where you're all like, yeah, we're the best, we win, high-fiving, and then when it swings right at the last minute, you're doing the Young Turks thing where you're like, I know very well as a Cleveland Browns fan from the 80s, you can always fumble on the one-yard line when you think you're about to win the AFC Championship.
01:57:41.000The game is not over until the clock hits zero.
01:57:44.000Unfortunately, we don't know when the clock's going to hit zero for these elections these days because they run for a week.
01:58:44.000So when, you know, we rag on Fetterman, I do think there's a difference between, you know, Walker not coming off as, I'm not gonna say he's not a smart man, I'm saying he doesn't speak well, he's not very articulate, and so the assumption people have is he's not very smart.
01:58:56.000Fetterman's got some serious injuries, man, and that guy needs to Needs to chill.
02:00:25.000So what I was about to say about Fetterman really quick, and we can change this topic, is that if someone were to sustain an injury like that as the president, you would use the 25th Amendment to take him out of office.
02:00:33.000Clearly they're not doing that already.
02:00:34.000I mean, how many times are they going to take mentally deficient people and prop them up?
02:00:40.000They've been doing it with Biden for, what, a year and a half, two years now?
02:00:45.000We knew that he needed to be in a mental home and not the White House.
02:00:50.000And now they're doing it with Vetterman.
02:00:52.000How many of these candidates are we going to keep doing this?
02:00:56.000It's the increasing collectivization of the left.
02:02:12.000The deep conspiratorial part of me thinks that there's like alternate cultures that are trying to control the United States government now with this giant culture war we've experienced, this culture shock, global culture shock we're in, and that they're willing to put disabled or destroyed people into power to watch the system tank.
02:02:27.000Plus, there's a lot of money invested in these elections.
02:02:29.000We're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars, if not billions of dollars.
02:02:33.000There's estimates that ad campaigns for this campaign cycle were up to $6.4 billion.
02:02:39.000George Soros decided to spend $128.5 million on this midterm election.
02:02:48.000I think on the national level, no, but I want to see what kind of what kind of races and elections he's focusing on and financing when it comes to district attorneys.
02:02:57.000I think those races are going to be very important to see where particular cities are going to be going and money talks and we got to understand here with Fetterman specifically.
02:03:05.000There has been so much money behind that man.
02:03:08.000There's a big political machine behind that man that probably standing there and saying, I don't care how sick you are.
02:03:15.000I don't care how out of health you are.
02:03:17.000I don't care what you're going to be going through.
02:03:19.000You're going to keep running because we put so much money in this.
02:03:22.000You're going to have to do what we tell you to do.
02:03:25.000And I think he's a perfect candidate of the multinational corporations, just like Biden, because they're empty vessels that, again, are just told what to do, and they follow orders very well, because, sadly, they're not doing well, physically and mentally.
02:06:54.000So I run seminars, and the reason that you and I became friends, Luke, is because we both like to do crazy stuff.
02:07:02.000So I got to know you because I admire your work, and how many people, Luke, understand the crazy stuff that you did before you did TimCast?
02:07:46.000I run free seminars all over the world, and then I post them on YouTube on personal growth, how to make cash, how to have better social relationships, how to get more spiritually tapped in.
02:07:53.000We talk a lot about the spiritual war that's kind of going on beneath the surface of the political stuff, so it's a common thing that we like to talk about.
02:08:00.000Well, you do a lot of work on the ground specifically, and I wanted to talk to you in regards to this election.
02:08:46.000Because that's going to be a very big one.
02:08:47.000And I think the main area of focus there is going to be, of course, crime, which, oh, and you had to deal with, you know, two nights ago when you were in Washington, D.C.
02:08:56.000So by the way, I was talking about the gunshot thing, but everybody thought that it was L.A.
02:09:29.000And they're having a lot of good reporting back from Brooklyn.
02:09:33.000They're seeing the numbers that they want to see.
02:09:34.000Well, that's because of the Hasidic Jewish community actively taking part in that election.
02:09:39.000Which they ought to because they've been taking it on the chin.
02:09:43.000Well, there's a very strong Jewish Hasidic community that's very big in Brooklyn, and I've seen them politically activated now, especially when it comes to Heshi.
02:10:00.000He was one of these awesome individuals in the Hasidic Jewish community that said, enough is enough of these lockdowns, of these restrictions, of these mandates, and came out to the public parks and opened them up, just Got a crowbar and said screw these stupid policies.
02:14:41.000Well, I think when you look at where Jenka has been going over the past several months,
02:14:46.000I think they finally started to realize that they were pandering to a principal-less rage mob
02:14:53.000that doesn't bring you anywhere sound.
02:14:56.000And regular people who have families who don't have kids, they're concerned about whether or not their kids are going to have good lives, whether they can pay the bills, whether they can pay their rent, whether they can buy gas, whether their kids will not be receiving explicit material in schools.
02:15:08.000And the young Turks were going for all the bad stuff, all the wrong stuff, but notoriously crime.
02:15:13.000They supported defund the police, changed their mind.
02:15:40.000He would've been probably getting half a million if he was on YouTube, but they gave him a strike.
02:15:43.000Rumble's very busy right now, by the way.
02:15:45.000Lots of viewers, lots of people going on there as well from what I'm just seeing there.
02:15:49.000But I do believe that there is a larger shift because this was the channel that was mainly promoted by YouTube, working with them as an official partner, getting all the recommendations, getting an upper hand when it came to the algorithm, let's be honest here.
02:16:04.000And still, you know, I think the numbers do speak for themselves at the end of the day.
02:16:08.000So to what extent do you think YouTube picks winners and losers?
02:16:15.000It's through their personal connections.
02:16:16.000It's through individuals that they may personally like or the individuals that play within the kind of confines of what they want people playing in.
02:16:23.000So, you know, I think they have certain rules.
02:17:11.000The trending tab is someone at YouTube saying, I like this, I like this, I don't like this.
02:17:15.000It used to be in the good old days, in the wild west of the internet, you had Google Video.
02:17:20.000You even had YouTube Video implement a system where, oh, your video is the most viewed?
02:17:24.000Here's a list of the top viewed videos.
02:17:27.000Here's a list of the top commented videos, the most liked videos.
02:17:31.000In politics, or entertainment, or comedy, or cooking, or wherever it was.
02:17:35.000And this, of course, gave the rise of a lot of independent media figures, including myself, that used to get awards on my YouTube channel, saying, hey, you're the most commented YouTube channel of all news and politics today.
02:17:46.000And that was huge, because people were able to find me, and people were actually able to see what they wanted to see.
02:17:53.000And now, YouTube took an opposite approach, saying, we need to curate who gets popular, who doesn't, who plays by the rules, and who doesn't.
02:18:00.000Basically, YouTube and a couple other platforms have kind of monopolized the internet, right?
02:18:04.000So, for example, we used to have an independent site, and I would do, I mean, it's not crazy, but I used to do maybe 30,000 views just on my own hub, okay?
02:18:21.000And I think this is where the discussion gets messed up, because they're like, oh, well, it's a private company, but they don't understand it's actually a monopoly.
02:18:26.000Right, like you can't just run your own website anymore.
02:18:28.000I mean, you can, and you guys are doing it, but it's difficult.
02:18:32.000And I'd be curious if you guys think that Rumble is actually going to start to scoop up that kind of content, if they're going to make any headway with it.
02:18:38.000Well, I'll tell you, I just checked, Crowder's got 300,000 live viewers.
02:18:41.000That means, I mean, compare him to the Young Turks.
02:18:46.000Sorry, look, I'm not trying to be mean to the Young Turks, but 12,000.
02:20:02.000They deserve to lose in their business for the dirty games they play.
02:20:06.000So what does Chris Pavlosky have to do to take it over the top, to get Rumble to that next level, do you think?
02:20:10.000Well, the challenge is, one of the reasons a lot of these shows are doing really well right now on Rumble is Rumble is overtly political refugees.
02:20:18.000They really need to, I think, focus on attracting apolitical talent.
02:20:59.000How about the one you did with Darren Beattie?
02:21:01.000Yeah, that was taken off of YouTube for censorship reasons, and it was put onto Rumble, where it got like 2.3 million, which I believe was our biggest podcast until we did Alex Jones and Joe Rogan.
02:21:13.000Why did you get so many with Darren, do you think, on Rumble?
02:21:15.000That's from Darren Beaty from revolver.news, if anyone's curious.
02:21:18.000Why do you think that you got so many?
02:21:23.000One was that Darren Beattie promoted the show saying, you know, censorship is impacting us.
02:21:29.000And that factor of, like, the show was taken down, we want to see it.
02:21:33.000So I think the big thing holding back Rumble is that if, and this is just personal opinion, I'm not an expert on this, but I feel like if they just made it look more like YouTube, as close as they could get it to YouTube without being YouTube and having maybe a legal problem.
02:21:44.000Because do you guys even know, what is a Rumble?
02:24:34.000It was like Genius, and everybody was calling it out as stupid, but anybody that likes any Philly sports would tell you that it was like super Genius.
02:24:40.000Why did they run Beto and Stacey Abrams?
02:24:48.000Like, honestly, they don't have a lot of talent.
02:24:51.000I mean, it's pretty interesting, like, most of the political talent right now, I think, is on the conservative side.
02:24:57.000There are some talented politicians on the Democratic side.
02:25:01.000Like, I think, you know, I think, Tim, you and I maybe disagree with this, but I think AOC is pretty charismatic and relatively talented as a politician.
02:25:24.000From the conversation about who's next, I just got an image of the Democratic Party going around intensive care units in the hospital and nursing homes being like, who else are we going to get?
02:25:37.000So you could be the empty shell that of course pushes the Great Reset agenda and of course screws everyone over.
02:25:41.000Let me tell you what really grinds my gears, y'all.
02:25:44.000Right now, 36% of expected votes have been counted.
02:25:49.000And that's 45,000 for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and only 14,206 for Tina Forte.
02:25:57.000And that means that AOC will have won the seat of Congress with about 130-135,000 votes in a district of 770,000, in a district with an estimated 180,000 conservatives or Republicans.
02:26:05.000votes in a district of 770,000 in a district with an estimated 180,000 conservatives or Republicans.
02:26:13.000So if there was maximum GOP turnout, a Republican would have won. But people don't vote.
02:26:21.000People don't vote, and, you know, conservatives don't really show up in New York either.
02:26:25.000Well, the GOP, they don't go there and tell people to vote because they don't think it's worth it, and then you get these, you get AOC.
02:26:30.000We saw that for sure with the Zeldin campaign, right?
02:26:32.000Like, I know for months some of the journalists that I know in New York were like, why isn't anyone covering Zeldin?
02:26:38.000They would pitch stories on Zeldin, and outlets would be like, eh, he doesn't have a chance, and they wouldn't take the stories.
02:26:43.000It was only recently, it was only within, like, the past month that anyone was willing to run Zeldin content.
02:26:48.000I'm feeling confident on Balduck, but we'll see.
02:26:51.000We have a bunch of—we have Manchester, Portsmouth, and Concord are reporting, and then a bunch of the more rural areas, less so, but there are a lot of blue ones, so, you know, we'll see, we'll see.
02:27:23.000What do you see with the pulse of this country and where it's going?
02:27:26.000I think where it's going, it's going to be economic.
02:27:28.000Yeah, the economy thing is terrifying, actually.
02:27:30.000Yeah, you know, it should be for anyone paying attention.
02:27:33.000I think it should be, but I think, I mean, maybe I'm stuck in like Libs of TikTok world, but I definitely think that it's the gender stuff.
02:27:39.000I mean, even when I talk to people in the street, that's all they're talking about.
02:27:42.000I think it's going to be economic if we go into a downturn.
02:27:47.000And I think it's pretty clear we're heading towards some very bad times financially.
02:27:56.000I think it's pretty clear when you print so much money, when you have such reckless policies that prioritize the ESG over capitalism and freedom, when you have so many subsidies, when you have so much finagling by the multinational corporations essentially running governments, And allowing them to do what they want when you have such out of control financial policies.
02:28:15.000I think it's only headed down one direction.
02:28:17.000What happened in 2008 was a warning shot, and it was something that we should have taken seriously.
02:28:22.000We should have let big businesses and big banks fail.
02:28:38.000And I think there's no way we could ignore the elephant in the room when it comes to the larger financial ramifications of these reckless policies that have brought us here.
02:28:46.000Yeah, the 2008 thing, we sold out American youth in favor of pumping up big businesses.
02:29:03.000I remember talking to Ben Bernanke after 2008 and I actually snuck in with Paul Volcker and got into this private VIP area and I saw Ben Bernanke sitting there and I walked up to him with my microphone and I was like, Mr. Bernanke, how does it feel engineering one of the world's largest secretive banker bailouts to some of the biggest international banks all over the world that no one even knows about it?
02:29:26.000He got so flustered he got so pissed off he grabbed my microphone and tried to literally steal it out of my hands and was up in arms calling and screaming for security.
02:29:35.000People don't know about the secret bailouts in 2008.
02:29:38.000Those secret bailouts were still going on and probably still are going on right now during COVID.
02:29:44.000They will have grave implications on our entire economic system And then when he got really uncomfortable, when security came, they had to literally pick me up, lift me out of there, and I was like, okay, we could talk about Bilderberg, if that's another topic that you want to discuss here.
02:29:56.000He got even more mad, because this was my third confrontation with him, where we got face-to-face, and we're screaming at each other.
02:30:01.000Those old videos that you posted are some of the most insane things I've ever seen on the internet.
02:31:31.000But the things that you've done, like some of these videos, as your friend, when I'm watching you online, like you'll see Luke in a gas mask in the middle of a Hong Kong protest, and he's like, let's go in, and it's going off.
02:31:42.000You know, I mean, he's done, you've, how much danger do you think you've put yourself in?
02:31:52.000But the thing is, I mean, what you're talking about in terms of taking the horse by the reins, doing things yourself, learning how to do it on your own terms, I think that that's something that we're really missing.
02:32:03.000This is something I've been giving a lot of thought to in New York and, you know, just sort of in life in general in this country is we are constantly fighting for access.
02:32:13.000If you look at what people are saying in terms of oppression or wanting more for their group specifically, that's what's going on.
02:32:25.000We're always trying to get access to everything.
02:33:20.000Uh, we were talking about the Federal Reserve, but to answer your question is, I had someone very close to me die when I was very young, when I was about 21, and that was a pivotal moment in my life that made me realize how short life is, and how if you don't live life to the fullest, life is just going to pass you by.
02:33:33.000It was absolutely tragic what happened to someone very close to me, and I was like, there's no way, and he was very young, and I'm like, there's no way, you know, I gotta do this for him, I gotta do this for my family, and growing up in Poland and communism, and I could keep going on, Tim's trying to get me to stop, and I'm gonna try to go a little bit longer.
02:34:20.000We were talking about the Federal Reserve in the large part.
02:34:22.000I was actually thinking about the bubble.
02:34:23.000You guys were talking about a bubble within a bubble.
02:34:25.000And I thought, you know, scientifically, you could put a sieve in a bubble, a really tiny, tiny needle, and then slowly draw the pressure out of the bubble without popping it until there is no more bubble.
02:34:37.000So technically, we could deflate the economy and stabilize things.
02:35:04.000I want to say, I think one good thing is we haven't heard of any crazy violence.
02:35:07.000We do have this tweet from Festive Holiday Cluster.
02:35:11.000Says an election official in Milwaukee apparently made a racial slur against two Republican observers, whom I know personally and are both calm, and in concert with a Democratic observer, called DOJ observers over to attempt to falsify voter intimidation claims.
02:35:24.000Okay, hopefully that's as far as it goes because this is what, you know, effectively the bulwark and others were suggesting could happen as people start challenging each other.
02:35:32.000But it looks like we're gonna get through this day without anything too crazy.
02:35:36.000I mean, they're boarding up windows in certain parts of the country, but that's for the aftermath.
02:35:40.000The big concern is what happens if, during the election, violence breaks out, so...
02:35:46.000Well, that's something we were trying to keep a close eye on, and luckily things haven't escalated.
02:35:50.000Luckily things stayed cool and calm throughout the entire country, and we haven't seen any kind of acts of violence, which is great, which is good.
02:35:58.000And I think we need more de-escalation when it comes to our political circus that we're all kind of involved in.
02:36:04.000There's been a lot of nonsense, there's been a lot of idiocy, there's been a lot of just ignorant, stupid, low-impulse control actions that have I want to shout out Bridget Phetasy with this Spectator quote, calling it now, the Democrats are running Beto and Abrams in 2024.
02:37:39.000He's like, you know, look, Newsom is B-list.
02:37:42.000You look at Newsom and you're like, I can kind of understand that he's got that like, you know, slick kind of suit wearing Democrat vibe, but he doesn't reach that level like Obama did.
02:37:51.000And then you look at Pete Buttigieg, you're like, bro, he's like W. He's like so far down the list.
02:38:03.000I think this is also an argument for why DeSantis could be a better candidate than Trump, because I think that sometimes people go to vote against Trump.
02:38:09.000Yeah, we were, that conversation about Trump and going head-to-head with DeSantis earlier made me nervous because, and you actually brought up his, the way he let the pharmaceutical industry take over the COVID narrative, rushed this experimental vaccine through, gave Fauci the podium, and like, carte blanche, is really concerning to me.
02:38:27.000He did the opposite of what DeSantis stood behind, and DeSantis stood behind a record of not going into any of this bullcrap, and I think that's going to be the biggest difference.
02:39:30.000Sounds like they may be calling it for Kemp.
02:39:32.000Let me see if we have any... Gurdjofsky's saying that Zelda will be the first Republican to carry Staten Island in a governor's race since 2002, and it's not even close.
02:40:09.000That's why I said poll watchers should be sitting outside these buildings with a 360 view of them all night chilling in lawn chairs enjoying a bag of pork rinds.
02:41:25.000Honestly, I was very unhappy with that.
02:41:27.000However, the whole thing seemed to start falling apart.
02:41:31.000I remember that he had an aide that worked for him whose father died and he said to Trump at one point, he's like, not only did I lose my father, I lost my job and you lost the presidency.
02:41:41.000It was something they weren't prepared to deal with.
02:41:47.000The New York Times needle for the Senate has ticked one degree to the right.
02:41:52.000It's still a toss-up, but now it's off-center, slightly to the right.
02:41:55.000This is what's going to slowly, throughout the night, it's going to slowly start going down and down and down.
02:41:59.000It's going to lean right, very likely Republican win.
02:42:28.000I want to kind of continue the conversation with DeSantis here a little bit, because this is an interesting conversation that I think a lot of people are interested in.
02:42:34.000Mike Cernovich just tweeted, Miami-Dade Democratic stronghold.
02:42:59.000If we're talking about him having narcissistic personality disorder, he's going to go want to destroy every single enemy that he's ever had.
02:43:06.000He's going to literally go squirt dirt.
02:43:09.000He, DeSantis, won't be that motivated to do that, knowing that he has two terms to run.
02:43:13.000So let's have Trump first, and then go for DeSantis.
02:43:17.000CBS News hasn't called Pennsylvania governor, but they are saying it is currently heading towards Shapiro.
02:43:23.000See, what I want Republicans to do is take it easy for the next two years.
02:43:27.000Don't start, like, doing any super radical, you know, policies or anything like that, and then Make sure that we maintain the House, the Senate, and the Presidency in 2024, and then go insane.
02:43:41.000Look at this Vanity Fair cover from Beto O'Rourke.
02:43:43.000He says, quote, I just, he says, I want to be in it.
02:44:44.000It looks like Atlanta and some other major cities have had their results come in to a great degree, but we will see.
02:44:51.000Do you think that the Trump-DeSantis situation is actually setting up a situation where Trump He demonizes DeSantis so much that the mainstream media gets behind DeSantis, which I think you mentioned they already are in a lot of ways.
02:45:03.000But like big money, like BlackRock comes in to be like, anything that's gonna make sure Trump fails, we want.
02:45:09.000And then they push DeSantis to the top and it's like a 5D chess move from Donald Trump to get DeSantis elected.
02:45:15.000I would kind of question that a little bit because I do see a lot of mainstream media hit pieces on DeSantis.
02:45:23.000During COVID, they said that he was going to be the butcher of Florida, that there was going to be a bloodbath in Florida because he didn't implement any restrictions or any kind of larger mask mandates.
02:45:32.000That obviously didn't happen, but the attacks still continue, and I believe they're persistent from what I see, because I don't see any kind of mainline corporate pieces propping him up.
02:45:42.000I see him fighting the corporate When I say the establishment, I'm talking about the right-wing establishment.
02:45:47.000I'm talking about the McCarthy's and like the general, the PACs and things like that.
02:45:53.000They're more on his side than they are on Trump's side because they're sitting there saying, okay, he's the tolerable Trump.
02:46:01.000He's the one that's going to not, you know, say stupid things at rallies.
02:46:05.000The problem is, though, is that that kind of behavior also can instigate riots, right?
02:46:09.000I mean, when you, like, you don't, like, look.
02:46:13.000I'm on your team on this, but do you not think that the way that he handled the George Floyd situation kind of provoked a lot of what happened?
02:46:44.000And I understood his perspective completely, but I can put myself in the head of somebody else.
02:46:49.000But see, I think the issue you're lacking is, and most people watching probably understand, I think you very much overestimate the good faith of these people.
02:46:58.000They, when they went around smashing and destroying and killing people, the media lied for them,
02:47:26.000They came out in the press the next day and said, he is a bad person making everything worse.
02:47:30.000And then he tweeted, I went to them and told them, we're doing what you want, and they're still attacking me.
02:47:35.000There's nothing you can say to an angry mob that just wants power.
02:47:39.000Okay, so in the protests, what percentage would you say would be far leftists, and what percentage would you say would be mainstream people?
02:47:46.000In like, so which protest specifically, like BLM?
02:47:58.00090% of the people smashing windows and burning things down were mainstream, normal people who were not politically involved.
02:48:04.000So with the people that are extreme, I agree with you completely, but was there any way to de-escalate it with the average mainstream person?
02:48:11.000I had so many regular friends that were like, we gotta get out there, we gotta help.
02:49:22.000We did it in Philadelphia, D.C., and when we were out there, I would say that 75% of the people that were on the streets, especially in the D.C.
02:49:30.000ones where you had, like, Antifa really set up and then you had, like, the Proud Boys that would come and they would clash.
02:49:38.00070, maybe 80% of them were straight up lefty, lunatics, Antifa people.
02:49:48.000The strategy used by the far left is always, it's always a small bit of extremists that rely on regular people to show up in BlackBlock because they don't know what's going on.
02:49:59.000The far left, so in New York, and let me know if you agree.
02:50:04.000A bunch of regular people show up, fumbling and bumbling, being like, I'd like to be involved.
02:50:08.000And then one Antifa guy goes in the middle of the crowd and chucks a water bottle at the cops.
02:50:12.000Fighting erupts, and now the regular people are involved in a clash with police, going, I didn't do anything!
02:50:32.000Because Trump riles up liberal, normal, urban people who aren't political to go out and fill the ranks of these violent mobs.
02:50:42.000So either way, you are not going, the president, a Republican who's Trump, is not going to be able to come out and be like, I beg all of you to please stop smashing, please don't attack innocent people, we're going to work this, nothing he could have said.
02:50:55.000But did Trump at any point say anything about looking at, like you don't need to demonize the police to just say that you might look at it, did at any point did he even say he'll look at it?
02:51:09.000I tweeted about, there's a, uh, in, in Columbia County, a blind guy got arrested by some psychopathic female cop because she called, he's like, she, she stopped him because he had a walking cane and she thought it was a weapon.
02:51:21.000And then she thought it was a gun because it was in his pocket.
02:51:23.000And then he's like, it's a, it's a cane.
02:51:30.000I would absolutely love, Columbia County Sheriff, I hope you're listening, to put up a bunch of billboards all over your county to make sure you don't get re-elected unless you fire those people.
02:52:03.000When it comes to the point you were making, asking me if I saw the same thing, yes, I actually saw the same thing.
02:52:06.000But I think the larger point that we're trying to get across here, it didn't matter what Trump said, it mattered what the corporate media reported on what Trump allegedly said and didn't say.
02:52:16.000I criticize Trump sometimes, but what the media did to him was absolutely unfair.
02:52:21.000And it didn't matter where he stood, what he said, or his actions, but the media manipulated the situation to always make him look like the worst possible guy.
02:52:29.000So no matter what he did, they would take his words out of context, spin it, and make him look like the enemy.
02:52:49.000On night two, I'm like, why is the National Guard not out right now?
02:52:53.000You might argue that when you're saying what percentage of the rioters were far left, maybe another way you're asking the question is what percentage of the rioters were militant?
02:53:01.000And I think there was probably 10% of them were militant.
02:53:03.000The National Guard wouldn't have stopped the militants.
02:53:06.000You might have had to break them physically.
02:53:08.000The other people were being radicalized by the militants.
02:53:11.000And they would have fled if the National Guard came out.
02:53:16.000And yeah, dude, I've covered this stuff, Luke longer than I did, but I was on the ground covering this all over the United States in probably hundreds of situations.
02:53:25.000They were all militant, but the radical left ideology is a small percentage of the overall group.
02:53:32.000When politics started to change, and I'm on the Granite Occupy Wall Street, it's for two months, two or three months, we have this protest.
02:53:40.000When the camp got removed and mainstream appeal was leaving, all that was left was an increasingly smaller and smaller far-left radical faction.
02:53:57.000When Trayvon Martin died, There was a Black Lives Matter protest in New York.
02:54:01.000The Occupy Wall Street organizers went to the front of the march, pushing out of the way the BLM organizers, and changed the direction of the march towards Wall Street, where they brought everyone to the bull.
02:54:15.000Because most people who were out there were not anti-capitalist.
02:54:18.000Most people were just there because they heard a story they thought was about racism or something, and they didn't know.
02:54:24.000But when Occupy Wall Street successfully brought them to the bowl, they started going nuts, knocking down barricades, jumping and climbing on top of it.
02:54:31.000And now, all of a sudden, there was photos and videos of anti-capitalist, anti-Wall Street protesters.
02:54:37.000The average person who was down there has no idea what's going on.
02:54:40.000But they will gladly, with mob mentality, join in the fight when the extremists throw that bottle first.
02:54:49.000The far-left extremists know that if they fight a cop and the cop seeing 500 people all wearing black hoodies, they don't know who's doing it.
02:54:58.000They say, each and every one of you is the riot now.
02:55:01.000Then, the regular normie person who was told, show up wearing a black hoodie to show solidarity.
02:55:07.000When in reality it's so that they can mask their crimes, the cop sees ten guys with hoodies, one guy throws a mortar shell, so he starts shoving all of them.
02:55:16.000Now the normie goes, why is this cop hitting me?
02:55:18.000And they start tweeting, the police randomly just started attacking me.
02:55:21.000Rallying more normies to become radicalized and come down.
02:55:24.000And then, when the cops start swinging at them, they start fighting back, being like, I was minding my own business and got attacked.
02:55:32.000However, I feel like you're kind of letting a lot of them off the hook.
02:55:34.000I remember them being so organized as they had like certain wristbands for press and they would like be able to identify if you were press or if you weren't press because you didn't have the certain wristband they had.
02:55:45.000They had their umbrellas and it wasn't just like 10%.
02:55:48.000It was everywhere you went if they noticed you were filming or you didn't have one of the certain identification markers that they had given out ahead of time.
02:55:56.000They would get you and it wasn't just like the people in the front.
02:55:59.000It was like every five feet somebody would be attacking you or looking at you like that.
02:56:03.000They were more organized than you think they are.
02:56:05.000I want to pull up this story real quick from the New York Post.
02:56:07.000We have Nicole Malliotakis has defeated in Max Rose.
02:57:34.000I thought in 2018 Republicans were going to win and do really well, and the mistake I made is that I am ahead of the market.
02:57:42.000I think all of us here are ahead of the market.
02:57:45.000The average person is not paying attention this closely.
02:57:47.000So when we were seeing this stuff in 2018 with wokeness in schools, we assumed, or at least I did, I assumed, if I'm seeing this in the news, regular people must be seeing it just as much.
02:57:59.000In 2020, it became more prominent, more people became aware of what was going on.
02:58:02.000And then finally in 2022, mostly because of what was going on with schools and Zoom classrooms, parents became aware of what was happening.
02:58:08.000Now all of a sudden, where I thought we were in 2018, we are now in 2022.
02:58:21.000Yeah, you were also one of the first people to point out the parallel economy thing that could happen.
02:58:24.000You were one of the first people to point out civil war.
02:58:25.000You're one of the first people to point out that censorship could get so bad that there was these huge, huge consequences to it.
02:58:32.000And it seems like it took three or four years.
02:58:34.000Like, I'd be passing your videos to my friends in like 2017 going, look at this.
02:58:39.000Yeah, when I was on Rogan and mentioned all the censorship was going to lead to hyperpolarization and eventually violence, and it's everything we're seeing.
02:59:24.000Federman is still leading with 36% in.
02:59:27.000He's leading by just about 9 points, so that's really bad for Oz.
02:59:34.000I want to follow up on this Trump conversation about the riots and how he could have handled it, maybe de-escalated it, and we can change the subject, obviously.
02:59:41.000But I feel like if he had made the authoritarian move and sent out the National Guard and had them stomp down the violence with violence, it would have been looked at as an extremely authoritarian move.
02:59:51.000He was afraid it was going to ruin his presidency, his legacy, but that it might have actually ended up preventing the rest of this authoritarian insanity that's happened.
03:00:01.000We're January 6th and they're talking about crew-served machine guns and things like that.
03:00:05.000The riots created a powder keg system where there's so many people throwing so many rocks.
03:00:11.000Now it gives the military-industrial complex, you know, a reason to get more investment to defend us against the riots.
03:00:18.000If Trump wanted to win, he only had to do one thing and it was not invoke the Insurrection Act.
03:00:24.000If Trump wanted to write by the American people, he could have taken the advice of Tom Cotton and sent in the military to stop the mass violence that swept across this country.
03:00:32.000The issue, however, is you're probably right.
03:00:34.000The average person not seeing what would have happened, only seeing Trump suppress any possibility of protest, they would come out and be like, there were no riots because Trump didn't let it happen, right?
03:00:45.000So with the riots, they can point and say, look at all the rioting, all the bad things that happened.
03:00:50.000BLM lost all of the support gains they made over the past year or two and dropped a negative, more disapproval than approval.
03:00:57.000Trump could have crushed it, stopped all the violence and destruction, but then there wouldn't have been any, and the only thing people would see is Trump standing in the military.
03:01:06.000What Trump could have done to win in 2020.
03:01:08.000And people aren't going to want to hear this, but this is how Democrats think and how the wealthy elites plan.
03:01:14.000On the 5-29 insurrection, when the far left showed up to the White House, tearing down the barricades, setting fire to a guard post, and setting fire to a church, to St.
03:01:22.000John's Church, Donald Trump could have called the police back, issuing a statement immediately saying, out of fear for the innocent, peaceful protesters, we are pulling the police back, but we recognize and we warn there are violent elements here that are throwing firebombs.
03:01:38.000Then, when the violent mob tore down the fencing, burned down a church, and actually stormed the lawn of the White House, they would have come out the next day and said the far-left extremists have gone too far.
03:01:49.000And the whole narrative would have been, not January 6, it would have been 5-29.
03:01:53.000But Donald Trump sent federal law enforcement out to clear out the violence, stopping it before they burned down the church.
03:02:00.000And then the only thing anyone hears about is Trump attacked peaceful protesters.
03:02:22.000If the law enforcement backed down under the guise of, we have peaceful, innocent protesters, and we fear for their safety, and we try to engage, but there's a real risk of harm, so we're pulling back.
03:02:34.000Then you would have had the 549 insurrection.
03:02:36.000We would be having congressional inquiries over that and not January 6th.
03:02:39.000So you guys are seeing through a lens of what to do once the riots had, you know, escalated, right?
03:02:45.000So the way that I'm thinking about it is, okay, so the other day I'm on a boat to Nantucket, okay?
03:02:50.000And so I walk towards the front of the boat and this cop, I don't even know if there's cops on boats to Nantucket, Camden, Cape Cod.
03:02:56.000this was just about a week or two ago, the cop rushes down, he's like,
03:02:59.000put your hands up, I'm like, dude, I'm just on a boat, like what's up, he's like, you're not supposed to be here,
03:03:04.000drags me up, screams at me, won't even tell me what's going on,
03:03:07.000reams me out, goes completely nuts, and I can see this guy is traumatized off his face.
03:03:18.000So- There's a crazy situation going on with cops these days.
03:03:20.000Yeah, so was there any way to not throw the police under the bus at all, but actually say, we're gonna support you more with things like how to heal trauma?
03:03:30.000I mean, look, how many times have you just had it where maybe your girlfriend's giving you a hard time and you're steaming, okay?
03:03:35.000Imagine going into these brutal, brutal situations again and again and again.
03:03:38.000The thing is, like, police are working intensive overtime.
03:03:41.000and the you know they're working a lot of overtime they have really bad morale
03:03:45.000uh... they're not getting the respect or appreciation that they certainly used to
03:03:48.000and i'm not saying that they you know should or shouldn't i'm saying they're
03:03:51.000just not and i think also you know what we're seeing with uh...
03:03:56.000what we're seeing with police is defund the police worked it made people distrust cops more in
03:04:01.000It encouraged people to not have a lot of funding for police.
03:04:12.000Would you guys believe that some people have suggested that they wanted to get rid of the police because they're more right-leaning and they want to replace it with some kind of leftist clipboard police?
03:04:20.000Some people suggested, I read this in a bunch of places, that the last couple institutions that are more right-leaning, they kind of just want to create distrust, get rid of them, and bring in some like woke clipboard police to get rid of the... They want to destroy American institutions outright.
03:04:32.000I figured you might have something to say about this.
03:04:37.000They would try and push social workers to show up in a violent situation because they would be better to de-escalate it.
03:04:43.000But the media are the masters of this whole thing.
03:04:48.000When you're talking about 2020 and the riots, Tim's absolutely spot on there.
03:04:52.000Because what you saw a lot in Portland and in Kenosha and Seattle, this is why they were saying, It's the summer of love when they literally established their own little country in Seattle, right?
03:05:03.000And they had weapons armed, threatening anyone that came in to try and stop it.
03:05:13.000The media takes control of the narrative.
03:05:17.000And the media will take, like Tim is saying, Everything you saw, I think, in the eyes of people that were just watching what was happening in 2020 with the riots, whether it was in Portland or Seattle, you name it, New York, Los Angeles, they literally believed those were protesters.
03:05:34.000And I would watch Antifa do this on a nightly basis in Portland.
03:05:38.000They would set themselves up, they would go head-to-head with the police for hours, baiting a riot.
03:05:44.000And then the mainstream media would turn around when the police would respond, okay?
03:05:48.000When they would bait the police to go head-to-head When a riot was declared or an unlawful assembly was declared, and I'm talking about like not yelling at the police, not screaming profanities, I'm talking about like taking Molotov cocktails and throwing it at the federal courthouse, calling that peaceful protesting.
03:06:04.000And the mainstream media knew it was happening daily on a nightly basis, but they set the narrative that these people were peaceful protesters.
03:06:12.000So any act of law enforcement, even if it was an unlawful assembly, was an act against the First Amendment and peaceful protesting.
03:06:20.000That was the narrative that they established.
03:06:22.000And that is why so many rioters got a slap on the wrist and a pass, even in Portland to this day, because the narrative was set by the media first.
03:06:31.000So anyone that went forward in the name of social justice in 2020 was a peaceful protester, even if they're throwing a damn Molotov cocktail at a federal building.
03:06:40.000That is why a lot of intervention was needed, but it's a narrative war.
03:06:44.000I want to pull up, we got Ron DeSantis in his victory speech.
03:10:27.000Lisa's over there talking from the Papa Zahn in the back of the room.
03:10:30.000Lauren Boebert may lose, Yeah, I don't think people realize, we had Stephen Marsh on this program, and he's Canadian, he wrote the book The Next Civil War, I think it was called The Next Civil War, and he says that, you know, he's neutral, he's not left or right, but he's clearly left, severe of influence, his worldview is all based on the mainstream media.
03:10:52.000He said there's a multicultural democracy and a constitutional republic existing in the same space, in the same country, and they both can't, they can't coexist.
03:11:00.000He said he was in favor of multicultural democracy and I was like, well, yeah, there you go.
03:11:04.000I mean, obviously you're in the left sphere of influence.
03:11:06.000We are all in the constitutional republic space.
03:11:09.000That's why even though our political views may be actually liberal to conservative, as long as you're a constitutional republic, as long as you believe in a constitutional republic, you are right wing to the multicultural democracy people.
03:11:21.000But democracy is nightmarishly dangerous and bad.
03:11:24.000And multiculturalism, for the sake of it, is insane.
03:11:26.000I understand not wanting to stack the Senate with a bunch of 85-year-old white men.
03:11:31.000I get that that might be good, but an 85-year-old black man that's insanely wealthy and has friends at the Bank of International Settlements is just as dangerous to democracy as an 85-year-old white man.
03:12:59.000Yeah, I definitely don't know what she sounds like.
03:13:02.000You know, I mean, she had, there were Project Veritas reporters out there talking to her being like, well, I want you to debate Carrie Lake.
03:14:20.000I kind of feel like they probably would go carry light considering what she's been, you know, campaigning on with, you know, the invasion of the border and things like that.
03:14:26.000Graham County, Greenlee County, and Apache County, nothing in yet.
03:15:08.000I've been thinking about your question, Owen, about is there something Donald Trump could have said to the rioters or maybe done that would have maybe made the summer of 2020 not so riotous?
03:15:19.000I mean, obviously, there's magical words you could always in hindsight say, but because he issued the shutdowns, he basically set everything in motion from the shutdown.
03:19:09.000And then they but you know, I don't know what a mail-in ballots are going to be coming until you said 3am is the last moment that you're allowed.
03:19:45.000But I want just people to keep, like, look, it's likely going to be that the Republicans take control of the House.
03:19:52.000Currently, the New York Times has it at a toss-up.
03:19:54.000We will see moving forward, but I kept saying, you follow me on Twitter, Democrats were going to surprise people.
03:20:00.000And everybody kept gloating about how it was a guarantee, a big red wave.
03:20:05.000And that's why I was very cautious to be like, we don't know, don't count your chickens, you better go vote.
03:20:08.000Because I think Democrats are going to surprise you.
03:20:11.000What the Democrats were predicting is that there's going to be younger voters that aren't being polled, and so it's going to actually correct a lot of the polling.
03:20:19.000We saw it heavily favor Democrats in the past, so everyone assumed it was now going to favor Republicans because the polling was wrong, but now with younger voters who are not likely voting for political issues or culture war issues, it brings the polling back into alignment.
03:20:36.000I'm not saying Democrats have won everything.
03:20:38.000Do you think that's probably why they campaigned so hard with like abortion?
03:21:14.000Shapiro beat carbon dioxide to graphene.
03:21:18.000His eyes lit up when I was talking about re-industrializing Pennsylvania.
03:21:23.000You know, you pull the coal out of the ground, turn it into graphene, you burn it cleaner.
03:21:26.000He was so happy about that, and the excitement, thinking about working with a state governor to create a new industry in the United States, and just to think that now that he's not going to be governor, that that's not possible, it's not, that's not the way to think.
03:21:36.000I think that whoever this other- Well, there's still entrepreneurship.
03:21:39.000Like, you could still try and do something, no?
03:21:41.000Do you need different regulations in the state?
03:21:43.000You could, I could definitely do something, but- I mean, this is tax money, man.
03:22:58.000In Arizona's 7th district, Raul Grijalva is currently up by about 4,000 votes.
03:23:06.000This is only 5% reporting, 2% reporting in the 6th, but considering that these are the
03:23:11.000border districts, I don't know how good that's going to be for Cary Lake.
03:23:15.000They've not reported anything yet, but currently in, let me zoom out here and get Arizona, with 40% reporting, Cary Lake is down still 11 points.
03:23:25.000So keep your fingers crossed, everybody.
03:23:26.000I was thinking how stressful it was to be an actor in L.A.
03:23:29.000because you're always trying to get work.
03:23:31.000Every time you want a good job, it's a competition, like what these guys are doing right now for running for office.
03:23:34.000It was so stressful to think, I don't have a job.
03:23:36.000I have to compete to get my next job every time.
03:23:40.000The stress that these people must be under running for this kind of office, it's make or break.
03:23:44.000If Lauren Boebert loses, she's not in Congress anymore.
03:23:47.000What a life change for Lauren Boebert.
03:23:49.000That's every, not everything, I'm not putting that on a pedestal.
03:23:59.000They should all have a YouTube channel.
03:24:00.000So right now, the Senate forecast over the New York Times, their estimation is that Republicans will get only 51 seats.
03:24:07.000So the chance of control, they say it's a toss-up, with their estimate being that it's slightly leaning towards Republicans getting 51 seats, which is all that really matters.
03:26:37.000What would it take, though, I mean, as far as social media channels, TV, media, things like that, because you were really impassioned about that.
03:26:42.000It was like an amazing thread that you were going down there.
03:26:45.000I just think it's showing these people for who they really are and I think what's happening with Fetterman is I find it hard to believe that that guy is really dominating like that.
03:26:54.000I mean, the average person really taking a look at what that guy is, how that guy talks, maybe, let's just say in a real world, in a real election, maybe there's just stupid people that feel sorry for the guy.
03:27:08.000I just want to point out we got new data from Georgia.
03:27:12.000Walker needs only 0.7% right now to win with no runoff.
03:27:19.000With 20% left to be counted, Walker has got a pretty strong lead of about 16,000, 15,000 or so votes.
03:27:23.000He's up by 0.5%, but he needs 0.7% more.
03:27:24.000or so votes. He's up by 0.5 percent but he needs 0.7 more.
03:27:29.000If he gets it, there will not be a runoff.
03:27:31.000However, it's looking like there will be a runoff so that's not good or bad news I guess.
03:27:37.000You know, bad news would be Warnock winning, good news would be Walker winning.
03:27:40.000But it's looking like it may go to a runoff.
03:27:59.000I mean, with all the shadow ban going on and the throttling on YouTube and big voices, I think that's obviously definitely part of what's taking place.
03:28:23.000How do we live in a world where you're trying to add good and you're being demonized for that?
03:28:28.000You're putting yourself at risk, you're being demonized for that, and then now you're losing, you know, the narrative warden and Fetterman is getting led to it.
03:28:35.000Can we all just see the humor in Federman getting elected?
03:28:39.000You don't want to lose the absurdity of that.
03:28:42.000So what has to change, do you think, to change that narrative war?
03:28:48.000I mean, Twitter is still kind of a small platform.
03:28:49.000I think Twitter will be a huge platform.
03:28:53.000Because that, I mean, you've got to think about what they do.
03:28:55.000Why do they want to suppress free speech?
03:28:58.000Because they know when millions of people are speaking up, saying what they really feel and how they really feel, showing the truth, that's going to wake other people up as well, whether that's on social media or in the real world.
03:29:08.000Authoritarians have known this for decades, for hundreds of years, and that's why they want to suppress those things.
03:29:13.000Because that ends up promoting truth as well, and when you're speaking the truth, you're gonna expose a lot.
03:29:18.000So that's why they try to suppress, that's why they throttle, that's why they shadowban.
03:29:22.000Because more people begin to see something different than what the mainstream narrative is.
03:29:26.000So I think... I think what Elon is doing could potentially be a game-changer.
03:29:30.000But there also is... New York Times, House Forecasts.
03:29:35.000Their current estimate is that Republicans will win 227 seats to Democrats 208.
03:30:40.000What we will get, the House is the most important because they're gonna have control over budgets.
03:30:44.000And that's gonna give them a lot of leeway.
03:30:48.000However, one fear that's been going around is that Democrats actually want the Republicans to win the House.
03:30:54.000So that way, when Republicans use the budgeting strategy, or like, you know, omnibus packages or whatever, they can then say, hey, we gave the Republicans a chance for two years, it's 2024, they failed, this was their fault, vote us back in.
03:31:10.000And then look, man, the cult is strong.
03:31:39.000So the New York Times was actually predicting 51 seats for Republicans.
03:31:43.000Literally, just this moment, the needle shifted blue.
03:31:45.000They've got some 26-year-old dudes on Slack just laughing and changing these numbers so people stay addicted to the New York Times right now.
03:31:55.000It's all algorithmic, for the most part algorithmic.
03:31:58.000When data and election data comes in, they update their numbers, then based on how many counties are left in certain votes for the Senate, it adjusts their percentage likelihood of winning.
03:32:08.000So this is why they're able to call races when it's like, there's only 3% reporting, how do they know for sure this guy won?
03:32:15.000And it's like, So right now the challenge for Arizona, let's pull up a governor for Arizona so I can explain this.
03:32:22.000Maricopa County is 820 some odd thousand people already, and that's 53%.
03:32:30.000But when you look at these other counties that Cary Lake is winning, it's like 17,000 votes.
03:32:43.000So she really has to perform well in Maricopa to win, because that's where all the votes are.
03:32:48.000So if Katie Hobbs, it's at 53% reporting and she's leading in Maricopa, and they say she's got X many votes, they can look at all these other counties and be like, yeah, we only have one county reporting.
03:33:30.000This is a very interesting development happening here.
03:33:33.000Your kid's great and awesome, but I gave him a lot of sugar.
03:33:36.000But this is this is this is interesting to see.
03:33:38.000This is this is curious to see what's going to be the response from this, because essentially the predictions of the red wave They're wrong.
03:33:48.000It's amazing that progressive channels get no viewership.
03:34:37.000But they don't read the news, and they don't watch videos.
03:34:39.000And the example I like to give is when Hunter Avalon came on this show, and told me straight up, smugly and surely, that Joe Biden never said, if you want the billion dollars, you gotta fire the prosecutor.
03:38:08.000They've already called it for many people, but what races are they gonna hold out on and make us wait a few weeks?
03:38:13.000And then it's like, it does seem like Republicans are winning, and then a week later it's like, oh, actually Democrats swept, they control everything.
03:38:18.000Yeah, Maricopa County is reporting right now that they expect to have 99% of their ballots counted by Friday.
03:38:26.000So that's already a staggering figure.
03:38:29.000It's predominantly also a conservative area, where there's a lot of reports of four-to-one Republicans voting there.
03:38:36.000So again, a lot of questions are going to emerge from this election.
03:38:41.000The blue north is kind of very eye-opening to, I think, a lot of people, specifically Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, that do look like they are going to be voting blue, overwhelmingly.
03:38:51.000So it's still early, but that red wave doesn't look like it was true at all.
03:38:57.000But don't be demoralized, because sometimes these polls, it's still early.
03:39:00.000I mean, in Arizona, what is it, like, 8 o'clock right now?
03:39:04.000And I want to stress, too, as much as the New York Times is saying, like, we don't know, I want to remind everybody, when Donald Trump was in 2016, the needles for the forecast were actually skewed all the way to Democrat the whole time.
03:39:39.000I will predict that if the Democrats retain control, the crackdown on social media is going to be apocalyptic.
03:39:48.000If the cult is this strong, then they're going to do everything they can to make sure channels like ours, like Crowder's, are not able to have these conversations.
03:39:58.000And that's why I think Rumble's actually dangerous.
03:40:02.000We use Rumble for TeamGuys.com, but the danger is that if everyone silos themselves in Rumble...
03:40:10.000Then YouTube is the dominant platform that everyone uses.
03:40:13.000It's the number one platform for Gen Z. They say, when asked, the majority say YouTube.
03:40:19.000If everybody leaves YouTube to go to Rumble on some kind of free speech principle, congratulations, you are now siloing yourself away from the average person who's not into politics.
03:40:28.000That could change if Rumble were to have more fun creators.
03:40:31.000You remember back in the day it would be ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, right?
03:40:34.000And then it was the really fun creators that brought everybody to YouTube.
03:40:37.000But then YouTube went and demonized all those fun creators.
03:40:40.000So, you know, not all of them, but many of them.
03:40:41.000So, could Rumble begin to attract more fun?
03:41:06.000You got to take YouTube's partner program, make it better.
03:41:08.000So whatever YouTube's able to do, like they need advertising.
03:41:11.000They need to control their advertising network like Google does.
03:41:13.000Google's has 20 years head start on them.
03:41:15.000They also need to disperse their service platform.
03:41:18.000So like their servers need to be spread out all over the place and probably to the point where it's decentralized, because the NSA can shut down Rumble, and then it's all gone.
03:41:27.000So that needs that's a vulnerability in their system, like technically, but consciously, I think you're right that they need, like, rock stars on the site.
03:41:36.000They need, like, a hit song exclusively on Rumble.
03:41:38.000You need people having conversations on Rumble.
03:41:40.000What do you think's gonna happen if Kerry Lake doesn't end up winning?
03:41:44.000I mean, with all the rhetoric around corruption, I don't see Republicans believing that they could lose.
03:42:07.000We can't have voting machines that have proprietary code and that keep breaking down, that's for sure.
03:42:12.000I'm not claiming that they're cheating.
03:42:13.000I'm just saying you cannot verify whether they are or not.
03:42:15.000Well, yeah, so, so, yeah, paper ballots perhaps, but my question for you guys is, what happens if these, these locations where, I mean, uh, I mean, look, it's very early.
03:42:27.000Carrie Lake, she was up in the polls, wasn't she?
03:42:30.000I'm pretty sure she was doing well in the polls.
03:42:32.000Let's pull up the governor projections.
03:43:45.000They're just being counted towards the census.
03:43:48.000Arizona's first is looking like it's going Democrat Jevin Hodge with 170,000 votes to David Schweikert's 89 and he's the incumbent with 57% reporting.
03:43:56.00089 and he's the incumbent with 57% reporting.
03:43:59.000So considering all of the issues, man, Arizona is a messed up state.
03:45:14.000Now, Elon Musk buying Twitter is a step in the right direction, but without YouTube, and now you've got people who are intentionally leaving YouTube, on principle and then going to rumble, which again, I like,
03:45:27.000but rumble is predominantly one audience. So they were moving themselves from the potential
03:47:02.000You know, there's some good people in the Republican Party, but man... You think it's like a generational thing?
03:47:07.000When I went to Austin and met with these tech executive guys, I was hanging out at a party, it's not like I had a meeting with them or anything like that.
03:47:11.000They were absolutely clueless as to what was going on.
03:47:15.000I was just like, man, all they do is they say, like, the solution to our problem is controlling technology.
03:47:22.000And I was like, the solution to your problem is building culture and inspiring people and making them believe in you.
03:47:26.000You think you're going to build a car and that's going to convince people to go for a ride?
03:47:37.000And then you have politicians who are like, we need to win the election so we can pass the votes, so we can get the votes to pass the bills, and that's how we'll win.
03:49:58.000I learned my lesson in 2018, I learned my lesson in 2020, that we see things we think we know for sure and then we get surprised and I'm like, It looked like a red wave.
03:50:09.000The polling was predicting a red wave.
03:50:17.000There was also a lot of pollsters speaking about this prior to saying that the polls might not be extremely accurate, because most people will not answer.
03:50:27.000Calls when pollsters call they don't answer the phone.
03:50:30.000They don't want to talk about it and that there are a lot of people in younger demographics that won't answer polls at all, so That's kind of interesting too.
03:50:40.000I know that I know that like people were knocking on my door for because I was registered as a Democrat until like three weeks ago something like that maybe two and Anyways, Max Rose people were knocking on my door, like, a couple of times a week, and I would open the door, and they'd be like, can we, and I'd be like, stop knocking on my door, and I'd just close the door.
03:51:00.000So, this guy Jeff B. on Twitter, he's got a tweet, he said, if DeSantis in Florida wildly overperforms all the hand-picked and Trump-supported Republicans in other swing states, well then, gosh, that is going to be a fascinating new narrative that will be commented upon by positively no one.
03:51:16.000With Trump actually coming out and jabbing at DeSantis, but DeSantis winning so decisively, what does that mean going forward with who Trump endorsed?
03:51:26.000I think if the results of this are not a red wave, then I'm DeSantis 2024.
03:51:30.000The reason being, Trump is so toxic to a lot of people that DeSantis is clearly showing he has the means to win, and win big, and his endorsement may be better than Trump's.
03:51:43.000And then maybe we should reconsider the Oz endorsement over Barnett.
03:52:01.000Barnett was on top of it, talking about the core issues, talking about the ESG, talking about The larger issues that actually impacted America, and I thought she was clearly the more prominent person in that race, the person that was more competent for that race, the person that should have been in that race.
03:52:18.000Yeah, she also had a lot more to say than Oz, instead of having to run from her record.
03:52:56.000I never had faith in politics, but sorry, I just wanted to interject.
03:52:59.000I used to think you could vote like Morality into place, but it's it's become very apparent
03:53:03.000especially with when they start 3d printing guns and they were like no wait stop
03:53:07.000And then they were thinking let's make it illegal to have a gun and I'm like dude
03:53:10.000They can print them you can't stop it and making an underbelly of criminals now
03:53:15.000Or making a law that you can't enforce. It's just what a mockery that system has become the way I
03:53:20.000Understand Trump not wanting to send up the National Guard because he didn't want to look like a fascist tyrant
03:53:25.000But and maybe he would have Maybe it would open the floodgates for people in the future to be like, well, Trump did it, so I can smash up 600 people's faces.
03:53:32.000Maybe it would have done that, but I don't think so.
03:55:08.000They voted for a man who has no idea what he's talking about, what he's doing, where he is, and who should probably be in a rehab facility.
03:55:16.000You know, people thought a zombie apocalypse would require getting bitten, but apparently it just requires watching CNN.
03:55:33.000I would say that actually, I'd estimate maybe 30% of Republicans don't pay attention to the news, and maybe 70% of Democrats don't.
03:55:42.000Part of that, though, is that Democrats basically have a lock on culture.
03:55:48.000They have a lock on culture and academia, and conservatives really only have politics as something to consider and try to make change in society.
03:55:58.000So if you're a Democrat, you can make art, you can put on a play, you can go teach at university, you can get books published, you can do all of those kinds of things.
03:56:51.000Skateboarders were very much trendsetters in a lot of ways with modern music when a lot of the hipster music that came out Became popular through skateboarding.
03:57:01.000So a skate video would get released and it would have a song in it that was brand new and cheap.
03:58:40.000And then that's why we're also trying to create music and put out content and cultural content, because I know, man, you don't convince someone to vote through facts.
03:58:52.000Ben Shapiro was right when he said facts don't care about your feelings, but when it comes to winning elections, facts are meaningless, as exemplified by Fetterman.
03:59:02.000I mean, he was projected to win, and then it was only after the debate, or slightly before the debate, and then with the debate, the polling went down.
03:59:10.000But at that point, people had already been voting early, and voting by mail.
03:59:42.000I've been criticizing them from day one, ever since the Bush war on terror days, and I think they do deserve a lot of criticism because At the end of the day, they failed people on COVID, they failed people on the war on drugs, they failed people on the war on terror, and they've been hijacked by war-thirsty neoconservatives who I think the general public now understands that, hey, at the end of the day, they're just going to do the same thing as Democrats, but only later down the line in a different way.
04:00:10.000I think there are some candidates that do represent a populist class.
04:00:14.000They do represent someone that thinks outside of the box and doesn't just want to screw people over and give all the jobs to China.
04:00:21.000Very few people represent that and actually, not just talk the talk, but actually are able to walk the walk and back it up.
04:00:30.000I think what we're seeing today is not a surprise.
04:00:33.000I'm not a fan of either political party, but I think the general public also has a consensus, also has a feeling, and Owen, you were talking about this a little bit.
04:00:40.000They want to go with the people doing something.
04:00:43.000They want to go with the action class.
04:00:44.000They want to go with the people telling people to be on their knees.
04:00:47.000They don't want to go with the people who are just going to be sitting on their hands and acquiescing to a lot of the bullcrap, but just postponing it a few years down the line.
04:00:56.000Yeah, I mean, it definitely seemed more compelling and more exciting and so on and so forth.
04:01:06.000I mean, I think that maybe if we get into social decline, we could see the values change a little bit as well, right?
04:01:11.000So a lot of this sort of leftist thinking is also In my view, probably a result of too much prosperity.
04:01:17.000Like, freedom can become top-heavy to where there's so much prosperity that people get stuck on kind of like, issues that are maybe not as important.
04:01:24.000You know, this has happened in previous societies before societies go down.
04:01:35.000This is the most important day of your lives.
04:01:38.000If the Democrats win, they will arrest, says Tim Poole, and murder your children, Tim continued, and historians won't be allowed to write about it.
04:01:49.000I felt like, I don't want to make fun of him.
04:01:51.000And I noticed it says, readers added context they thought people might want to know.
04:01:56.000There is no evidence that Democrats will engage in this behavior.
04:01:58.000Rather, this appears to be a joke referencing a historian that appeared on MSNBC.
04:02:02.000Hey, I actually... I don't know if that ruins the joke or if it's really great because my point was obviously to mock the Democrats because they had a guy go on MSNBC and actually say that.
04:02:13.000But then these people on the left are so ignorant to the news.
04:03:03.000There were other, okay I'm not going to submit anything, get out of your Twitter.
04:03:06.000A different one said, it just said this is satire or whatever.
04:03:09.000I don't even know, how does a bird watch thing work?
04:03:11.000Like you can just add, you can write stuff on it or what is that?
04:03:14.000Yeah, so a bird watch came out a while ago in beta form and I signed up for it and then never used it.
04:03:21.000But what you can do is you can add notes and contacts.
04:03:23.000It's almost like the Wikipedia of Twitter.
04:03:26.000So I actually, right when I tweeted this, I immediately linked the article from WLOS.
04:03:31.000Historian says children will be arrested and killed if the GOP wins.
04:03:34.000But there are people who just believe it.
04:03:35.000This is pretty far out there, even for you.
04:03:38.000The replies in this thread show us foreigners that while things are unraveling in the US, it still has a way to go before conditions are uniformly third world level.
04:05:36.000But if Republicans take the House, it may be just like 2018, where we'll end up seeing impeachment, and then it'll fail, and then we'll end up seeing investigations.
04:05:50.000Maybe we'll get Bidengate or whatever and, you know, Petroleumgate or Ukrainegate 2.0, Biden's revenge A lot of people in the chat room are asking for Elisa to come back in, by the way.
04:06:19.000Because I know a lot of people are commenting a lot in here and it would be good to get some of those voices and talk to some of the audience members because I bet they probably have some questions that we can answer more directly when it comes to communication with them.
04:06:32.000He's 0.6% away from winning this election without the need for a runoff.
04:06:37.000So how much you want to bet they're going to say, it's going to take an extra week before we can figure out who won in Georgia?
04:06:43.000Can I just point out real quick, I blame all libertarians for not voting Republican because it is a moral and legal obligation that libertarians vote against their principles and for the establishment political class.
04:07:56.000I think the most fun carnival game I ever played was it was a bunch of plates, and you just throw quarters and try and land the quarter on the plate.
04:10:44.000Yeah, but don't we remember we just had this issue in Arizona, and then it looked like Carrie Lake was losing, losing, losing, and then, like, 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning for the primary, she beat everybody in one.
04:11:59.000That I think personally are a lot more important than just casting a ballot in a voting box.
04:12:05.000Where you vote, where you move, where you pay your attention to, I think it's way more important than just the ballot box.
04:12:12.000And I think we make those decisions every single day.
04:12:15.000And if we can make them more consciously, I think the world would be a better place if we would understand the consequences of our micro actions and expressions.
04:12:23.000I think, are you trying to say something?
04:12:51.000One of the things I think happened is that in Florida and Texas, Abbott won decisively by 800k votes, so far with only 71% reporting.
04:13:01.000In Florida with 94% reporting, DeSantis is up 1.5 million, and it's because people were leaving their blue states who agreed with Abbott or DeSantis and going to Texas and Florida.
04:13:12.000That was the predominant, that was like the big areas people were going to.
04:13:16.000What that means is, People in Arizona who would have normally voted for Carrie Lake left because of how bad things were getting and went to places like Texas and Florida where they were guaranteed to win.
04:13:27.000Or where, at the very least, they were likely to win.
04:13:29.000I'm not saying definitively, but I'm saying that probably contributed to a certain degree.
04:13:33.000I was, I was, somebody sent me a text, a couple... Hey, 24% reporting and Christine Drazen, Drazen, how do you pronounce it, is winning in Oregon.
04:13:41.00073% are reporting now in the Pennsylvania Senate race.
04:13:46.000And Oz is gaining ground, it looks like.
04:17:20.000Like, we were all, like, at the border, and, like, I actually was the one pounding on the bus, like, they're crossing here, like, let's get out and talk to them.
04:17:26.000And there was, like, this poor five-year-old, and he legit was being used.
04:17:29.000He clearly wasn't, like, a kid of the people that they were with, you know?
04:17:34.000And so we go back to where, like, Huston's and Border Patrol are, like, taking, you know, like, doing intake or whatever.
04:17:39.000She calls the camera over, and she, like, kneels over, and she, like, starts fake crying.
04:17:42.000And as soon as the cameras are off, she's, like, done, and she's, like, on to, like, doing whatever.
04:21:30.000Is it the corporate media or is it what people see online and what's curated to them?
04:21:34.000And I think we also have a... Most people are not on Twitter.
04:21:37.000Well, no, we also should consider, you know, our experience online is curated for us.
04:21:43.000Other people's experience is in their own echo chamber and their own bubbles.
04:21:48.000So they're probably seeing a totally different reality than we are.
04:21:51.000And that's controlled by, you know, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, you name it.
04:21:55.000They don't see the prices at the grocery store.
04:21:57.000They don't see the prices at the gas station.
04:21:59.000I think they do, but I think also, you know, the mass hypnosis mind control does work very effectively, especially when it comes to ramping up people's emotions and trying to get rid of their logic.
04:22:10.000And then talking about, you know, MAGA dangerous and abortion and women's rights, I think were their key issues that they were running on.
04:22:18.000And then we had people like Lindsey Graham coming out and, of course, kind of playing into that during this election cycle.
04:22:24.000So this was their strategy Was it an effective one that worked?
04:22:29.000I think it's worth considering right now as it looks like, yeah, it has.
04:22:32.000And again, our perceptions are skewed.
04:22:36.000So what we're seeing online is showing... I think what we're seeing today is the importance of big tech social media with their influence on this.
04:24:27.000While the Senate forecast for the New York Times does show the meter is 50-50, you can see there's actually more opportunity still for Republicans within their range to win, despite them saying it's a toss-up.
04:24:40.000But their meter is suggesting it's more likely to go Democrat, despite the fact there's more opportunities for Republicans.
04:25:24.000Well, what's gonna happen now is they're gonna have inquiries on Hunter Biden, and then YouTube's gonna make a new rule saying that if you question the integrity of the Biden family, they'll ban you.
04:25:36.000I heard that, like, accounts that I know that happen to be demonetized and stuff are, like, when the Twitter, when Elon, I guess, bought Twitter, that they started getting, like, re-monetized on YouTube.
04:25:49.000Like, when Elon bought Twitter, all of a sudden, like, along with that, people are getting re-monetized on Facebook and re-monetized on Twitter.
04:25:59.000I've actually been getting demonetized more right before the election than I've ever been in the past three or four years.
04:26:05.000Like Elijah got remonetized on things like right when the Twitter stuff happened.
04:26:10.000Well, I do think that with Elon Musk putting his foot down and the woke panicking and fleeing Twitter or getting banned, and Twitter's growth growing, I think the real red wave might actually just be 2024.
04:26:23.000And I think what we're seeing here is just relatively similar to what happened in 2018.
04:26:29.000It's not looking like, you know, the Democrats were like, blue wave, blue wave.
04:26:33.000Part of the reason for, you know, championing the idea of a major victory is to rally people to go vote.
04:26:38.000So, if Republicans get the House, then we'll probably see some inquiries, investigations, people start asking questions, and then like I said earlier, we're probably ahead of the market, so maybe we'll see the swing go a little bit harder in 2024 with like a Trump resurgence or something.
04:26:53.000But I don't know, at this point, looking at how well Florida did, it's like DeSantis is probably the better candidate.
04:26:59.000Yeah, Cernovich had a very interesting comment on this.
04:27:02.000He just tweeted a couple moments ago, Trump as kingmaker or a viable 2024 general election candidate is over as of tonight.
04:27:11.000That's according to Mike Cernovich, what he just tweeted.
04:27:13.000Okay, but like, like, again, it doesn't concern you that like, Ken Griffith is like, ready to invest?
04:27:45.000I think if they do go for DeSantis, it's more likely that it's the best we can do and he's better than Trump because Trump's a loose cannon.
04:29:12.000I mean, I know that there's some Democrats in my life who were glued to the TV during the January 6th, and I'd just be like, you are kidding with that, right?
04:29:25.000Fox News just said, Oz is not doing as well as Trump did two years ago in Pennsylvania when he, quote, lost the state.
04:29:33.000So that's what Fox News is reporting, looking at the numbers still coming in from Pennsylvania and obviously saying that it's not looking good for Oz.
04:29:40.000I would be embarrassed to be from Pennsylvania.
04:30:25.000Because we, you know, we destroyed religion.
04:30:27.000We removed God from everything and so it's been replaced with an allegiance to narcissism and This is their religion, and we are breeding narcissists.
04:30:37.000Clef the Misfit says, DeSantis won his race by 20 points.
04:30:40.000All of Trump's competitive endorsements are imploding.
04:31:07.000You know what's funny with DeSantis too is like what he's doing isn't even that complicated.
04:31:11.000Like what he's actually doing, it's awesome, he's amazing, but like that should be the starting point to what a Republican person is doing, right?
04:37:12.000I mean, if you understand If you look at what's been going on for the past ten years, then you'd realize that this country is completely bifurcated culturally.
04:37:25.000That you can walk up to someone and say, can I please show you a video of Democrats denying an election?
04:37:37.000And I agree with what you're saying completely, but what's the way out of this?
04:37:41.000I think what I would advocate for to people is to focus on having families, having kids, instilling your values in your kids, getting your kids out of schools, getting out of cities.
04:37:49.000The way out of it is not going to people who are already culturally divergent and begging them to come together.
04:37:56.000The solution is having a bunch of kids so that in 20 years they vote your way.
04:38:01.000I think what happened in Florida is significant, and I know you brought up Tulsi and DeSantis.
04:38:08.000This is something that I've been seeing online, even just a couple days ago, saying that this could be a potential ticket together, because if you look at Florida, it's a purple state.
04:38:17.000You've also had everybody from New York and everywhere else that didn't want these radical, you know, Democrat policies flooding into there, too.
04:38:25.000So it's not like it's like a purple state that he just won all these independents from.
04:38:28.000You've also had lots of conservatives fleeing other states and then migrating into- Yeah, but heavily Democratic areas are voting for him, like in Miami.
04:38:37.000And I think that's a lot more significant than a lot of people let on when it comes to the bigger possibilities of what could happen in 2024.
04:38:43.000You don't think, like, a lot of conservatives also moved into Miami?
04:38:47.000I mean, I've been to Miami, and it's crime-ridden in many places.
04:39:08.000But for that place that went 20 points in favor of Hillary to now vote DeSantis, I think it's something to consider here.
04:39:16.000Especially if he's going to try to create more of a middle line, not a hard Republican kind of ticket, but a middle line ticket with potentially Tulsi on there, who again is a CFR member who was anti-gun, now she's pro-gun.
04:39:28.000So there could be a potential for this that I think is worth considering because it might bridge that gap that you might be talking about.
04:39:35.000I'm not saying it's a magic pill, I'm just saying, I think you're right, I'm probably clasping the straws to an extent, but it just, there's gotta be something to cool this off.
04:39:42.000The average person who I know doesn't care about this, we don't want this.
04:39:47.000Yes, yes, but listen, listen, listen, Owen.
04:39:50.000The average person wants their kids to go to a good school.
04:39:53.000The average person wants to put gas in their tank to go to work.
04:39:56.000Policies of Democrats are making that worse and worse.
04:39:59.000The reason Youngkin won in Virginia is because parents started learning about the smut that was being put in front of their kids.
04:40:04.000It doesn't matter if you want the culture war or not, it's been in front of your face for ten years.
04:40:08.000And the problem is regular people have consistently ducked They're putting the signs above their home, hoping that they will be passed over, but it will not happen.
04:40:19.000The far left, they march the neighborhoods with firebombs and rocks and sticks and crowbars, and these people think, if I just agree with them, they won't smash up my house.
04:40:32.000So if you look at Berkeley, This should be like, you really wanna wake your kids up, bring them to Berkeley.
04:40:36.000Every single storefront has signs in their windows begging for forgiveness and espousing whatever ideology they dictate.
04:40:42.000Because, I'll put it simply, anybody who owns a storefront knows this.
04:40:48.000If you own a store, let's say you sell cheeseburgers, and you put an American flag hanging in front of your store, at three in the morning, one person in a black mask throws a brick through your window, What will the police do about that?
04:41:09.000So these people would rather put up a BLM sign instead of an American flag because they know there's no justice and there's no way to stop it.
04:42:40.000I explain to him that he's not getting a penny out of me when he's older, that although we are, you know, in our position that he is broke, in effect, you know, I'm like, no, we're this way, but you're broke until you work.
04:42:50.000You know, I want him to make his first million by about 15.
04:42:54.000I'm going to show them how to do that.
04:42:55.000I'm going to bring them around mentors, get them around the right people.
04:43:50.000But what happens, just like in the cities, when their Democrat-run cities turn to crap, and then they're spilling over into the suburbs, and it's leaking out everywhere else.
04:45:15.000Now the price has doubled for everybody, it's $2.
04:45:18.000And all of a sudden they're like, well I can't afford $2, that's double the cost.
04:45:21.000Then another 250,000 leave and that's $3.
04:45:24.000Now you're like, we have the highest water prices, this is actually what happened in the Detroit area.
04:45:30.000When the city was big and bustling because of the auto industry, they could accommodate this massive infrastructure.
04:45:36.000There are actually rumors, I don't know if this is true, but I had a friend from Michigan who told me the police would burn down houses around Detroit.
04:45:43.000Because they were dangerous, falling apart, and being used for crime.
04:45:46.000And there was never any chance for repairing them.
04:46:51.000You get out of this place, say, you've got it, and what you can do as a pioneer is come to places like West Virginia, or even Kentucky or Tennessee, find cheap and available land, West Virginia's just rife with it, and then start building something.
04:47:07.000I've heard from so many people who say they've begun homesteading.
04:47:29.000It's not too far away from airports, not too far away from other big cities.
04:47:33.000It's a great opportunity to start bringing jobs to a lot of people who have been negatively impacted by failed Democrat policies, particularly with the energy policies and the opioid crisis.
04:47:42.000And so I'm looking forward to not just expanding this business, but we're actually looking at purchasing a building and doing a storefront and a new show, selling products and just Building.
04:47:53.000And, you know, they say society grows great when people plant trees whose shade they know they will never sit beneath.
04:48:00.000Maybe we launch this media company, we launch some stores, we build culture in West Virginia, and a hundred years after I'm dead it's the new Hollywood.
04:48:10.000And then the values that are born here will expand and this will be a Hollywood-like ecosystem that has libertarian-minded values and not socialist-minded values.
04:48:19.000Do you think that individualists need to collectivize, maybe, then?
04:48:24.000Like, is that maybe the problem right now?
04:48:25.000With social media, it's so lending itself to collectivism.
04:48:38.000Also, I really loved what you said, but just for an added question, how is that different than people leaving YouTube and going to Rumble?
04:48:46.000Like going to West Virginia and building infrastructure?
04:48:48.000Well, for example, so I live in the Hollywood Hills, I live in L.A., so I get to associate with a lot of other people in the entertainment industry, things like that, and so as soon as I would leave, say that I do go to Wyoming, which I've been thinking about, well then now my influence is no longer in Hollywood, right?
04:49:00.000So that's kind of like what you guys were saying with YouTube.
04:49:01.000But are you being suppressed by Hollywood or are you changing their minds?
04:49:05.000We're definitely changing their minds.
04:49:24.000And perhaps another potential outside of building a parallel economy is more of a cultural invasion.
04:49:31.000So if you're willing to remain in a state full of high crime and horrible policies, but continue to expand your business and gain influence, that's also a good thing.
04:49:42.000Well, it also depends on how much money you have, right?
04:49:44.000So if you have a lot of money and you're in L.A.
04:49:45.000or New York or San Francisco, it's a paradise, right?
04:49:48.000If you have money in L.A., it is a paradise.
04:49:50.000There's nothing in Austin or even in Miami as good as what's in L.A.
04:50:18.000People don't understand that there's police, etc., that make sure that there's no homosexual, no crime, there's no, like, destitution anywhere on those streets, anywhere in those neighborhoods.
04:50:27.000And that's the part of LA that is what people that are voting in these bubbles are voting for.
04:50:31.000They're not voting for like, you know, 6th Street or 7th Street.
04:50:34.000They're not looking at those situations downtown LA.
04:50:37.000They rarely even go there if they ever did.
04:50:38.000They would just, they live in their bubble.
04:50:56.000I live in some of those nicer areas in LA, right?
04:51:00.000So, it's like I'm around people that are like that, and I see those bubbles, and it's completely crazy.
04:51:05.000And the amount of wealth that is kind of combined into one little place, it's just a completely different world.
04:51:12.000It is, and if you've seen it, you understand why they remain in this bubble, why it's so easy for them to make these decisions, and why they think the way that they think, because you understand why they're thinking these things.
04:51:49.000Well, in a Christian biblical perspective, my sins have been judged at the cross.
04:51:54.000So everything I do after that is because of grace and the gift that God has given me of salvation.
04:51:59.000And I'll be judged for rewards not to get into heaven when I see him face to face, but because the new life I've been given, I'm now responsible.
04:52:49.000Because what I was watching with Kathy Hochul and all the propaganda that these people were speaking during this whole midterm campaigns, all this, they effectively created this problem, right?
04:53:03.000They're releasing criminals and pedophiles out onto the street because we don't want them to get COVID and all that crap, right?
04:53:08.000They created this massive problem, right?
04:53:11.000Which they know was destabilization in New York.
04:53:14.000So now, in the midterms, Kathy Hochul, Mayor Adams, their narrative went from, we know there's crime, and then they shifted and said it's because of gun crime.
04:53:26.000That was the pivot that they took, which was interesting.
04:53:30.000But that's part of the cult-like propaganda, because the same people that were isolated and abused in New York, that haven't fleed yet, that are still allegiant to the cult, That slapped on the masks, took multiple jabs because they were afraid that they were going to lose their jobs, their children are being targeted, all these crazy things.
04:54:45.000Even if they are the ones that are causing the problem.
04:54:48.000That is the continual simulation that we are experiencing across this country.
04:54:51.000The way it works in New York is that someone is sitting on their couch watching office reruns on Netflix or wherever it is now, if it's on Netflix, and their friend goes, you're voting Democrat, right?
04:55:05.000Or, it's what we see a lot of in these places, especially universal mail-in voting, is their friend, who is zealous, will be like, did you fill out your ballot?
04:55:13.000And they'll go, oh, I didn't, like, you're gonna fill it out, right?
04:55:15.000And they'll be like, oh, yeah, sure, I'll do it right now, a Democrat, right?
04:56:40.000It's just more simple, is I think what Tim is saying.
04:56:42.000It's just way more, there's way less thought going into it.
04:56:44.000It's just like, this simple as making sure that my friends did this, so I'm gonna do this too.
04:56:47.000I actually thought that what Drew said is true under the surface.
04:56:50.000Under the surface of that apathy is the belief that they'll be okay if they just vote that way.
04:56:56.000And the average person in New York, if you're part of a friend group, there's going to be a social structure.
04:57:04.000And if you're the cool, well-known, popular guy and you say, I don't know, I'm probably going to vote for Zeldin because, you know, they'll go, oh, for real?
04:57:15.000Yeah, so this is the challenge is that, you know, in 2020 we saw groupthink versus people who think for themselves as becoming really the main issue of the entire year, right?
04:57:25.000It's like, do you think for yourself or do you go in the groupthink?
04:57:27.000Do you believe that 2 plus 2 is 4 or 5?
04:59:21.000wants food, crap on the floor. So what you're doing is you're an intelligent guy. And so you're
04:59:27.000assuming these other people have the same capabilities as you do in terms of thought
04:59:30.000process. But there's a lot of people just watch these videos from like Fleckas talks.
04:59:35.000These people do not think the way you think they do. When he goes when it's not Flecka,
04:59:41.000it's the other guy, you know, James Fleckas, James Fleckas, who else was it? James Fleckas,
04:59:46.000Savannah Hernandez, Savstone. When you see how they do these man on the street interviews,
04:59:51.000when they talk to someone in Times Square and ask them the question.
04:59:56.000You have to realize, like, these people, I'm not trying to be mean to them, but they don't think the way you do in terms of, you know, A plus B equals C, or point A to point B to point C. They don't think at all.
05:00:09.000And it's, I mean, I know there's a lot of mean-spirited Man on the Street interviews that target people for a lack of knowledge.
05:00:16.000Like, what's the capital of, you know, of...
05:00:20.000Uzbekistan or something they're gonna be like I don't know or they might say like name a country that begins with letter U and they'll go and then you go United States oh I got you no no these questions are actually like a lot scarier and these people like it's just I watch these videos I was like there's no way It's less about them being afraid or fearful and more about them being a slave to their desires.
05:01:10.000I'm not a good guy with names, so I don't know.
05:01:11.000All right, how about the, let's just say, I don't know the names of the actual robots, but there's that giant Tyrannosaurus robot you fought, right?
05:01:48.000You go to them, and they'll say, I just do what people do.
05:01:51.000There's no deeper thought, there's no deeper quest, there's no deeper meaning.
05:01:55.000Some people just don't have that in them.
05:01:57.000What I see is you'll be talking to someone, and there is light in the eyes, but as soon as you go outside the bandwidth of what they're allowed to talk about, you'll see them retreat, and they even change their tone, right?
05:02:09.000And then you go a little bit outside the bandwidth, and they're like, well, I think, and then they go into NPC mode.
05:02:13.000There's a reason the NPC meme became so prominent, because people started to recognize that there are some people where, like you mentioned, the light in their eyes.
05:02:22.000There's something you can see when you're talking to someone that even if you disagree, and even if you really hate each other, you know there's a conversation happening.
05:02:28.000But the reason the NPC meme emerged isn't just because someone wanted to insult someone, it's because they realized some people just weren't processing things the way they did, and they felt like they were talking to an NPC in a video game.
05:02:41.000But no matter what, people are going to pursue their own interests and they are going to do whatever it is that makes them happy.
05:02:48.000Like it's just like in basic econ, right?
05:02:53.000And so while they may be a non-NPC or whatever, they're still going to pursue the little tiny things in their lives that make them happy.
05:03:01.000So, you know, rather like sitting there and playing on their computer and watching video games instead of doing work all day is still them Pursuing their self-interest because that, in that moment, makes them more happy.
05:03:13.000They don't have the foresight, like you're saying, to think through those things but they're still pursuing their desires and they're a slave to them rather than being a slave to a higher being or having some other calling in life.
05:03:27.000They are only pursuing their own happiness and therefore will never be free.
05:03:31.000Yeah, versus being surrendered to God, not a slave to God.
05:03:34.000What kind of person do you have in your mind, Tim?
05:03:36.000Like, just someone that's not interested in politics at all?
05:03:43.000Or someone that's engaged, that's on the left, a Democrat, or just someone that's totally just out of the loop completely?
05:03:50.000Maybe you're not your average person, but the lower bell curve people, I suppose.
05:03:54.000And again, I'm not saying this to be insulting, derogatory, or to diminish human beings.
05:03:59.000Oh, is that the governor just got called for Tim Walz in Minnesota?
05:04:03.000I'm saying that, like, watch Fleca's videos or spend time and you will find people that
05:04:12.000behave as if they're NPCs in a video game.
05:04:15.000There's no amount of words you can say to get them to behave differently.
05:04:18.000And the cool part of this conversation that it brings up is that to what extent do certain
05:04:24.000political factions actually try to encourage that mindset in order to get elected, right?
05:04:29.000And this is, you've got to start asking yourself, like, what is the state of consciousness of the average person?
05:04:33.000What is causing that state of consciousness?
05:04:35.000And then what kind of political interest does that serve?
05:04:37.000I wonder if that's the right way to view it, is that it's not just about, you know, people can say intelligence.
05:05:25.000Yeah, I've actually, I have some friends, we talked about this because it was a long time ago, I was, you know, my friends are all smoking pot or whatever, we're hanging out playing video games, and they would say they didn't have one.
05:05:33.000And I had a friend who was like, I don't, I don't, I don't do that.
05:05:35.000I'm like, you don't, like, think in, like, words and visuals and experiences you don't imagine, and they're like, No.
05:05:41.000There's a test they do for it, where they tell you to imagine an apple.
05:05:46.000Then they show you cards and ask you which one represents what you see.
05:05:50.000And there's varying levels of consciousness that people have.
05:05:53.000Some people, when you say imagine an apple, They'll say, I'm picturing a vivid 4K or greater realistic image of an apple.
05:06:16.000Some people report seeing a black silhouette of an apple.
05:06:19.000Some people report thinking the text word of an apple and some people report literally seeing or thinking nothing.
05:06:27.000And so this is a series of tests they've done and that's I guess perhaps a varying degree of consciousness.
05:06:33.000I think also there's a lot of political disenfranchisement.
05:06:36.000I think there's a lot of people sick of the two-party duopoly.
05:06:39.000And a lot of people don't know this, but the majority of people don't vote.
05:06:43.000Even in the last presidential election, the biggest election of our lifetime, the biggest turnout, More than half of Americans didn't vote in that election.
05:06:54.000154 million people voted in the last presidential election.
05:06:57.000There's, what is it, was there 333 million people inside of the United States.
05:07:01.000So a lot of people are either apathetic, don't care, or just know that the political system is rigged against them as they have these two parties that clearly have been screwing them over one year after another year.
05:07:13.000So I think That's another element here that we have to understand and I do think what I've been saying earlier specifically with Facebook investing hundreds of millions of dollars into a voter outreach program.
05:07:22.000I think that worked very significantly because when you when you have the average Joe who doesn't care about politics and is watching.
05:07:35.000You could vote right here, right now, right where it says blue, right here.
05:07:38.000Just vote right here and I'll do everything for you.
05:07:41.000And when you have ballot harvesters, when you have mail-in ballots, when you have this Facebook hundred million dollar effort by Mark Zuckerberg, you're going to have a bigger turnout than you naturally would.
05:07:57.000It's, uh, so we're past midnight and I am going to get up and start recording again
05:08:03.000and I'm already losing my voice, so I think we'll wrap it there.
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05:09:02.000Um, if you'd like to see some examples of transformations of people that are unconscious to becoming very conscious, go to my YouTube channel, Owen Cook Self Help.
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05:09:14.000We just shot one from Montana and Jackson Hole.
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05:09:22.000We do them completely for free and we post them and actually bring people up to the front of the crowd and actually show that kind of unconsciousness that we're talking about and then show the kind of transformations that we could do.