Donald Trump is set to make a major announcement tonight, and we're here to break it all down. We'll be live streaming it live starting at around 9pm ET, so be sure to stay tuned to the show to catch all the action!
00:00:32.000He is going to be live streaming around 9 p.m.
00:00:34.000so we will be watching and hanging out and we will be Showing, to the best of our abilities, whatever his speech is.
00:00:41.000Obviously, with our commentary, there's some overlap, so keep that in mind.
00:00:45.000It might get hard to hear sometimes, but we'll be watching.
00:00:47.000We'll be talking about his announcement and discussing politics as it pertains to this major announcement.
00:00:54.000Now, it is being confirmed by NBC News that a longtime Trump advisor has confirmed to them Trump will announce he is running.
00:01:02.000Some people thought maybe that wasn't the case.
00:01:03.000Everyone kind of thought, Yeah, he's going to announce and it is going to be spectacular.
00:01:07.000I have to imagine Trump is going to make this one a grand ceremony, a grand entrance.
00:01:13.000So this should be particularly fun and exciting.
00:01:16.000But in the news world, we got a couple of crazy stories.
00:01:19.000Article four has been invoked by Poland.
00:01:22.000They are convening ambassadors from various NATO countries into Poland, talk about how to respond to what is being reported as a Russian missile strike hitting Polish territory.
00:01:34.000Some have said that it may actually have been anti-air missiles, I believe Ukrainian, that backfired and then fell from the sky and slammed into the ground or something, but we're not entirely sure.
00:01:43.000Some said it appeared that these were a Russian strike on railways, which sounds like it may be them trying to disrupt supply lines.
00:01:53.000The next story is just, it's so much fun, and it was a story I wanted to cover earlier, but then, you know, World War III is kicking off, and I can't.
00:01:59.000Elon Musk is firing more woke employees, just without regard for their feelings, just posting on Twitter.
00:02:08.000And he even invited our good friends Ligma and Johnson to Twitter HQ and took a photo with him.
00:02:17.000Eastern Time, so in about one hour, Donald Trump is going to start his announcement and we'll have that playing and so we'll check all that stuff out.
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00:04:17.000If it does go long, we likely will not have the Uncensored Members Only show tonight because we might end up just staying live to watch Donald Trump speak.
00:04:25.000But we are launching this new cool thing where if you are a member and you comment on Members Only content, once per week we're going to choose five people We're gonna hit you up and say, hey, we're gonna send you something cool from the set of the show that, you know, it's just a cool little knick-knack.
00:04:42.000Like, we have these balloons from when Luke was stuffing his shirt with, you know, fake bazongas.
00:05:12.000Yes, I'm Daniel Miller, president of the Texas Nationalist Movement, and I think as the bio tells me, as everyone does, I'm the father of the modern Texas movement.
00:05:41.000Yeah, we're suing Facebook because Facebook, we've had a long battle with Facebook regarding censorship, right?
00:05:48.000I mean, they've done anything you could imagine they were, you know, as far as censorship goes, they were doing to us first.
00:05:54.000And here recently they decided that they wanted to prevent people from posting links to texitnow.org, which is the main page that we have all of the Texit questions.
00:06:06.000They said it violates community standards, says that it's against, where they keep people from posting content about organizations that incite violence or whatever, which is completely the opposite of what we're about.
00:06:21.000And so what we did was we finally had our fill.
00:06:24.000Look, you know, Facebook has been doing this to us for years.
00:06:27.000You know, them, Amazon, Twitter, all of them.
00:06:46.000My name's Luke Rudkowski here of WeAreChange.org and some of you guys are a little perturbed, a little mad at me because I don't like your favorite politician, but you should know I don't like any politician.
00:06:59.000I'm critical of all the politicians, which everyone should be, but I believe war is murder, taxation is theft, police are gangs, and politicians are criminals.
00:07:06.000If you're with me on that, you could support me and my efforts here by getting the shirt that says that on thebestpoliticalshirts.com.
00:07:13.000And I've said many times, DeSantis, again, not a perfect candidate, no one's perfect, and there are some things that we could be critical of him on, just like we should be critical of everyone.
00:08:07.000Trump will announce Trump has continued to falsely assert that he won the 2020 election, but that he was denied office by rampant fraud.
00:08:14.000If, I'm sorry, I'm gonna say this right away, if Donald Trump I know a lot of people have people have reached out to me and said, Tim, if Trump doesn't address this stuff, it won't get resolved.
00:08:25.000about fraud, I think he's going to spiral, crash and burn.
00:08:27.000I know a lot of people have people have reached out to me and said, Tim, if Trump doesn't address
00:08:56.000Yeah, I mean, the American people are going through a lot of problems right now, especially financially, especially when it comes to our foreign policy, especially when it comes to having a leader that can't even read his own notes at the G20 and has to go take a nap and not meet with the foreign delegations that are meeting at this prestigious dinner.
00:09:12.000Not prestigious, but you know what I mean here.
00:09:15.000If he's going to be smart here he's going to be talking ... about America's problems how he could solve it the future ... how his presidency would look like how he would be different ... than he was before but if he does focus on the past I do ... think he's going to be losing a lot of people the ... Independent is reporting.
00:09:30.000That he's trying to convince Ivanka and Jared to join him on this announcement.
00:09:34.000So it's going to be interesting to see who stands behind him, who's there.
00:09:37.000Candace Owens made some very interesting statements a couple of days ago saying that Trump now has someone around him that's trying to push away the populist base, trying to push away Candace herself, away from Donald Trump.
00:09:49.000So it's going to be interesting who's there, what he's going to be saying, and essentially what are going to be his plans, hopefully, that he's going to be talking about and not talking about the past.
00:10:00.000I think if he's going to come out and complain about his feelings about what happened to him in his election and the processes and everything, he needs to display a solution immediately.
00:10:08.000He needs to come out and say, this will help us prevent this from happening again.
00:10:11.000These free software systems, for instance, voting online on a blockchain, for instance, things that are transparent, voting online on like nine different blockchains so they can all be referenced.
00:10:20.000But I have a feeling he's going to come out and complain and not offer any solutions and just get the angry people behind him again, like he did last And if he's really smart, he's going to be talking about ballot harvesting, he's going to be talking about mail-in ballots, and also talking about a plan to deal with all of that, along with big tech social media censorship, which stands in the way of Republicans ever winning any kind of political office.
00:10:43.000Well, look, I mean, people... I think the biggest mistake that people on the other side of the election integrity issue have made is whether they believe the assertions or not, they have totally ignored the concerns that people have, right? Regardless of whether
00:10:59.000the route is true or not, what they've done is instead of saying, look, I get you have concerns
00:11:04.000and this voting issue is sort of the cornerstone of a constitutional republic. And so we need to,
00:11:09.000we need to do everything we can to shore this up, right? We go back to the DEF CON report from
00:11:15.0002019 where they had voting village and were able to hack all those machines, right? But no one
00:11:23.000So they showed that electronic voting machines are susceptible.
00:11:26.000And so instead of addressing those issues and saying, okay, look, we get it.
00:11:31.000Every machine in the voter village got hacked.
00:11:34.000What they did was they decided to marginalize and essentially tell people, look, if you have any concerns about this, you're just a whack job conspiracy theorist.
00:11:41.000And so, you know, is that a running issue for Trump?
00:11:44.000It's always got to be about, you know, for most people, about the economy.
00:11:47.000But those issues do have to be addressed.
00:11:51.000It is, one, I think what we saw in the midterms, Republicans tried really hard, for the most part, to focus on what the Democrats were doing wrong and things they didn't like or things they wanted to get rid of.
00:12:03.000CRT in schools was a big issue, probably because people saw Yunkin succeed.
00:12:07.000But if you're going after the fraud narrative, You are not explaining to people what you want to do other than we were done wrong and we want the system to correct that injustice.
00:12:20.000And if you are coming out and just saying, hey, we're going to sharp our energy policy, we're going to lower interest rates or whatever, we're going to make the economy better, then you're ignoring another big problem.
00:12:34.000Republicans thought they could target political and cultural issues and that would get them a victory, without realizing the ballot harvesting operation is intense.
00:12:46.000There is some fraudulent ballot harvesting, but in 39 states, they're allowed to do it.
00:12:50.000I believe 13 states have no restrictions whatsoever.
00:12:53.000And we've even heard some officials say that you can harvest as many votes as you want so long as that person signs off that you are designated to do so.
00:13:04.000If Republicans aren't tackling that and focusing on either building a ballot harvesting operation like Democrats have, then they're going to lose.
00:13:13.000If you campaign on that, people are going to say, I don't know what you're talking about.
00:13:41.000We're still dealing right now in Harris County, largest county in Texas, most populous county in Texas, dealing with just an absolute abortion of an election day, right?
00:13:51.000I mean, we've been joking and calling it East Maricopa County.
00:14:26.000For 15 years, the border and immigration, together as an issue, have polled as the number one concern for Texas voters.
00:14:33.000When we see the same number of illegal immigrants cross the border from Mexico into Texas every month, That's higher than the number of allied troops that landed on the beaches of Normandy at D-Day.
00:14:45.000And it goes unresolved and unaddressed.
00:14:48.000And so if you're going to have, look, if Donald Trump wanted to make some fans tonight, he would come out and say, I'm running for president.
00:14:55.000And what I'm going to do, my number one issue is to put it on the ballot for every state to determine whether they want to stay in the union or not.
00:15:37.000Because he's facing off against Biden, who's weak.
00:15:40.000But again, is he going to deal with the mail-in ballot harvesting?
00:15:44.000Is he going to be attacked by the establishment?
00:15:46.000Is the DOJ still going to be going after him?
00:15:49.000The Washington Post is reporting right now that the DOJ is saying That if Trump runs, this is not going to stop the Justice Department criminal probe of Donald Trump.
00:15:58.000So if the Justice Department goes after him, I see that actually lifting him up and actually helping him, especially when it comes to the popularity.
00:16:06.000And if he's running against a Nikki Haley, a Mike Pompeo, a Mike Pence, all the goblins of the DC swamp that he helped enable, then I see something that's going to be successful here.
00:16:16.000If he runs against Ron DeSantis, it's going to be a tough battle.
00:16:21.000It's not going to be a tough battle, necessarily.
00:16:24.000The way I look at it is, Ron DeSantis and Trump in a primary will be the best possible thing for Republicans and whatever the more liberty-minded faction is, because Trump will have to find a way to contend with DeSantis' popularity and success policy-wise, and DeSantis will have to find a way to overcome Donald Trump's gravitas, his imposing figure, his quick wit.
00:16:47.000That primary is going to make both of them very, very good.
00:16:50.000And whoever can't win it doesn't deserve to win it.
00:16:53.000If Trump goes in there and just crushes DeSantis and policy becomes completely irrelevant, then it deserves to.
00:17:00.000If you can't convince people to vote on the merits, then you don't deserve to be the nominee.
00:17:05.000But if DeSantis comes in and says, bing, bang, boom, here's what I've done, and it resonates with people and Trump is unable to counter that, then Trump doesn't deserve to take it.
00:18:23.000The difference between fraud and impropriety.
00:18:25.000So fraud is initially the narrative was voting machines stealing votes, people forging ballots and things like that.
00:18:33.000Now it seems like people are saying the fraud narrative is ballot harvesting and voting machines breaking.
00:18:38.000And I'm like, okay, well that's a different conversation.
00:18:42.000If the voting machines are just garbage and can't adequately handle the amount of people that are coming in to vote, then Democrats are winning because they do the early mail-in votes.
00:18:52.000If the issue is ballot harvesting and it's legal in these states, then Democrats are winning because they have found a way to just get the numbers.
00:19:03.000It doesn't matter anymore to win the hearts and minds of the people.
00:19:07.000It matters to convince someone who's not paying attention to sign their name to a piece of paper and then you leave and they don't even know what it was about.
00:19:14.000I was looking at Katie Hobbs' Wikipedia page, and one of the last sentences in the 2022 gubernatorial election section is that Hobbs decided not to debate the Republican nominee Carrie Lake, to deny Lake a platform to spread election denialism.
00:19:28.000You deny a candidate a chance to speak, is that not a form of election denialism?
00:19:35.000It's not the same thing, but what a weird sentence.
00:20:24.000I mean, leave it to the global superpower to screw up the fact that you should write on a piece of paper and put it in a box and then count how many pieces of paper in that box have the same thing written on it, right?
00:20:35.000I mean, we've thrown in, we've decided to computerize our elections, we've made them all electronic, completely ignoring the fact that you have all the technical experts who come out and say anything, you know, all of these machines are susceptible.
00:20:48.000And so here we are, we've over-complicated a system that we could trace back to Athens, Greece, centuries ago, 2,000 years ago plus, 3,000 years.
00:21:01.000We're looking at the Athenians perfected this sort of system where they would even write on a shard of pottery Right?
00:21:08.000We've overcomplicated it in allegedly in the world's only superpower still standing, where this is supposed to be the benchmark of civilization, right?
00:22:06.000And he's talking about how the working class is going to have a better chance at succeeding in this country.
00:22:11.000If it is an issue with the ballot harvesting and all that stuff, that's a matter for their strategy to win, but not to win the hearts and minds of the people.
00:22:20.000To win the election I get, I just kind of feel like if they come out and they don't talk about issues, they're offering up nothing of substance.
00:22:45.000But let's be honest at what the situation is.
00:22:48.000The federal government is terminally broken, right?
00:22:52.000Four years Where he was going to drain the swamp.
00:22:54.000The swamp is deeper than it's ever been.
00:22:57.000Our lives are still controlled under 180,000 pages of federal laws, rules, and regulations administered by 440 separate agencies and 2.5 million unelected federal bureaucrats.
00:23:09.000The federal debt has gone up to the point now that our children's children's children's children are still going to be paying on it, right? So nothing got
00:23:17.000done. Our tax money is being taken, paid to overpaid civil servants, most of them make more
00:23:22.000than the governor of our state, right?
00:23:24.000Where that money in turn is funneled back into Democratic coffers that are out there now
00:23:28.000openly pushing neo-Marxist theory and philosophy as public policy. So he can promise whatever he
00:23:35.000wants to promise, but at the end of the day, the federal system, anything connected to it,
00:23:39.000is going to be tainted just like it is. And we might as well be tethered to the Titanic,
00:23:44.000headed to the bottom of the North Atlantic.
00:23:45.000I'm curious if he's going to announce $2,000 checks for everyone, just like he did last time.
00:24:43.000Yeah, you gotta be a little more specific.
00:24:44.000We also have to remember when Donald Trump was running in 2016, he was promising a lot of things.
00:24:51.000He was talking about ending the Federal Reserve.
00:24:54.000He was hinting at not 11 conspiracies.
00:24:56.000He was hitting, you know, Out of the park when it came to going at the media one-on-one is he going to be that same Donald Trump from 2016 we're going to see but I think a lot of people want solutions not complaining and if he's going to be complaining he's going to lose a lot of his base as a lot of people are already saying hey.
00:25:15.000There's no reason I should be supporting this, because this is not going to help anyone.
00:25:19.000He's just going to indebt us and rob us of our money anyway.
00:25:21.000Let's talk about the other possibility, I guess, and that's a peaceful divorce.
00:25:29.000You mentioned Donald Trump, you know, it would be good if he came out and announced he was going to put on the ballot secession for every state or something to that effect.
00:25:36.000Yeah, look, you know, here's the thing that I think everyone needs to kind of understand is that this idea of independence or shuffling of the political structure has been in the wind for a long time.
00:25:48.000Look, I've personally been working on the Texas independence issue since August 24th, 1996, right?
00:26:09.000But there's, you know, burgeoning independence movements in California, in New Hampshire, in Vermont, a lot of other states.
00:26:15.000I mean, we're hearing talk of flex it now.
00:26:18.000But the bottom line here is simply this.
00:26:21.000The movement toward the shuffling of the political structure and outright independence is not new and it's not rare and it's not unpopular.
00:26:29.000I was sharing a statistic with the guys earlier that most people don't realize.
00:26:32.000There was a poll, a SurveyUSA poll that dropped in the summer.
00:26:37.000that showed that support for Texas was at 66% of likely voters in Texas.
00:26:54.000That's our organization, the Texas Nationalist Movement.
00:26:57.000But, you know, we've always polled higher than the approval rating of the United States Congress, which polls somewhere right above or below leprosy, right?
00:27:04.000I mean, they're not particularly popular.
00:27:06.000You'll get that later, the leprosy thing, right?
00:27:08.000But anyway, you know, the whole thing is that this has been a steady progression of support.
00:27:14.000A lot of it driven by a bunch of on-the-ground work that we've done since 2005, but obviously a lot of it driven by the deteriorating situation with the federal government.
00:27:26.000There was a poll done of five different regions in the U.S.
00:27:32.000They asked them whether they supported their region seceding from the Union.
00:27:39.000So you have five different region pollings, Democrat, Republican, Independent.
00:27:43.000I normalized for state population and the numbers, and when you normalize, 37.2% of people in the United States want their region to secede.
00:28:04.000In California, in the West Coast, it's Democrats that want secession.
00:28:09.000Well, look, I mean, that's the polling on this issue.
00:28:12.000The mainstream media, anytime they decide to dig off into the polling on this issue, they do something weird like that where, let's look at it by region instead of by state, right?
00:29:30.000Actually, last legislative session in Texas, we had the Texas Independence Referendum Act introduced by State Representative Kyle Biederman that would have done just that.
00:29:39.000It would have allowed the voters to go to the polls and look down at a ballot and answer the question, should the state of Texas reassert its status as an independent nation?
00:29:47.000That ultimately is what people need to do, is they need to be given the choice.
00:29:53.000A good bit of the reason that we've been able to build support is because of how we've been talking about this issue to the people.
00:30:01.000Imagine right now, if Texas or your state was already a self-governing independent nation, right?
00:30:08.000You had control over your own border and immigration policy, your own military, your own currency and monetary policy, you know, you had your own military, you had your own passports, your own embassies, you had your own Olympic team, you had everything that 200 other self-governing independent nations around the world has.
00:30:25.000Fix that in your mind and then ask yourself this.
00:30:28.000Instead of talking about withdrawing from the Union, imagine if you were talking about whether or not your state, your self-governing independent nation state, should join the Union.
00:30:36.000Knowing everything you know about the federal government right now, would you vote to join?
00:30:42.000Well, it depends on if- Well, let me first welcome you to the team.
00:30:45.000If we were being invaded by like cartels, like literally like a 10,000 man cartel army with maybe they had bomb- if they're dropping bombs on cities, like we'd have no choice but to petition the United States to join the union at that point for defense.
00:30:58.000Well, okay, let's just be clear that any state that would be a self-governing independent nation already would already have control of its national defense.
00:31:06.000You know, down here, let's be honest, you're talking about the cartels and people ask that question about Texas all the time.
00:31:12.000We've got Boy Scout troops that are more well-armed than the cartels, okay, in Texas.
00:31:17.000I mean, that's a bit of an exaggeration, but I think you get the point.
00:31:21.000These issues that people bring up about that sort of safety and security, understand that 200 other countries around the world have already figured this out.
00:31:32.000They already defend themselves from attack.
00:31:35.000As a matter of fact, in the particular instance, as I talked about the border earlier, part of the biggest challenge that we have in Texas is the fact that our border is left unchecked.
00:31:46.000Right? When you have sheriffs in Texas saying that the federal government has neglected securing the border to
00:31:52.000such a point that the cartels are effectively in control of the Rio Grande River, guess what?
00:31:58.000We're already under attack and the federal government is doing nothing about it.
00:32:02.000Is it preventing Texas from defending itself?
00:32:05.000Well, I think Texas could take that step.
00:32:08.000I mean, you know, I've been very critical of Governor Greg Abbott.
00:32:12.000I know Chad was on the show not too long ago, and Chad and I have talked about this quite a bit.
00:32:17.000It's been a pretty constant refrain is we want the governor to call an invasion, to declare an invasion, which he allegedly did today, right?
00:32:25.000But he said that he was invoking that invasion clause under Article 4, Section 4 of the U.S.
00:32:29.000Constitution, but he gave a laundry list of things that Texas was, in fact, already doing, right?
00:32:36.000You know, escorting illegal immigrants back to the border, which is effectively catch and release, right?
00:32:42.000Because they go immediately back into federal custody, who then runs them through the pipeline and ships them all over the United States, gives them asylum, all those sorts of things.
00:32:50.000You know, increase the gunboats down on the Rio Grande River.
00:33:07.000But not to the number... So, you have to go back to... When you hear Greg Abbott talking about Operation Lone Star, we kind of refer to it as Operation Half Measure.
00:33:16.000Because Operation Lone Star started back when I think Perry, Governor Perry, started working on that issue.
00:33:40.000And so Abbott's This program has effectively been to expand on that program, but it's not very different at all.
00:33:48.000You'll hear him say that he's put National Guard down on the border, and in fact he has.
00:33:52.000So if they catch some illegal immigrants and then bring them to the border, and then a couple guys show up claiming they're with the federal government and bring them back in, what does Texas do?
00:34:05.000So they get turned over into federal custody.
00:34:10.000So when they are interdicted by the state, they get taken back to the border, which immediately puts them back into federal custody.
00:34:18.000The federal government will put them in detention centers, or in some cases put them up in hotels that they rent with taxpayer money.
00:34:24.000Then those illegal immigrants are processed out of that facility, handed over effectively to NGOs who take taxpayer money, give them funds, and then ship them around the country.
00:34:34.000So generally you'll see that pipeline happen where they are transferred from those detention facilities to the airports in Houston or San Antonio.
00:35:14.000What's happening down there on the border, they are facilitating this.
00:35:18.000And our criticism for Governor Abbott has been he has not taken strong enough measures.
00:35:22.000Look, our organization has advocated for years and years and years.
00:35:27.000What needs to happen is, rather than calling up the National Guard, Texas has a three-branch military called the Texas Military Department.
00:35:32.000Two branches of it are National Guard, but one is State Guard.
00:35:36.000We've advocated that Greg Abbott and the legislature should effectively shift funds from the National Guard units in the Texas Military Department Well, so what?
00:35:47.000I don't care about a constitutional crisis.
00:35:49.000and then declare an invasion and have Governor Abbott as the Commander-in-Chief of the Texas
00:35:52.000military forces deploy them down as a border protection force.
00:35:55.000And if the federal government didn't like it, they could go pound sand.
00:35:58.000And the big fear is, on their part, is that it will cause a constitutional crisis.
00:36:04.000I don't care about a constitutional crisis.
00:36:06.000I have a border crisis and an invasion that's happening that any sovereign, self-governing,
00:36:11.000independent nation could take care of, but we're not allowed to.
00:36:15.000But that is one of the reasons that people are clamoring to have Texas.
00:36:18.000Because self-governing, independent nations get to take care of their borders.
00:36:21.000Let me pull up a story from TimCast.com that should really grind your gears.
00:36:24.000New York City to house migrants in four-star hotel where rooms cost hundreds per night.
00:36:30.000How come I don't get a four-star hotel?
00:36:33.000My taxpayer dollars paying for these people?
00:36:35.000This is the crazy thing about what's been going on, that we've got this massive breach of the southern border, seems only to be getting worse, and then even when these people come in and are shipped around the country, these cities are propping them up, putting them up, and giving them the gold star treatment.
00:36:50.000Meanwhile, you've got Americans suffering under the opioid crisis, you've got unemployment skyrocketing, inflation, But it's the non-citizens who are being given all the privileges and the benefits.
00:36:59.000This is why a lot of people, like, you know, aside from Texas, people are saying peaceful divorce or whatever you want to call it.
00:37:05.000Yeah, I mean, you know, the term that flies around a lot is national divorce.
00:37:10.000And, you know, you see all these maps of people with different counties and, you know, the red should bet.
00:37:16.000The good news is we've got about 75 or 80 years of world history to look at to see how this thing goes down.
00:37:23.000And the thing that I think should motivate people is to understand that this sort of divorce that we're talking about, states withdrawing from the Union, It relieves a tremendous amount of the pressure, right?
00:37:36.000I mean, how many articles have you seen recently where people are saying there's another civil war coming, right?
00:37:43.000But understand that when you allow states to stand up and be self-governing independent nations, they have the ability to say, let California govern California, let Texas govern Texas, let New York govern New York, And we can do like every other self-governing independent nation around the world.
00:38:00.000We can agree to defend one another when we have common national defense concerns.
00:38:05.000We can do the things that honestly the founders and framers probably envisioned for a union of the states much better than having to take a knee to two and a half million unelected bureaucrats in Washington, D.C.
00:38:17.000Texas was also an independent country for about ten years.
00:38:25.000Nine years they were their own country.
00:38:27.000And again what New York City's doing is taking tax dollars, probably also from the federal government, and putting people in hotels right outside homeless drug dens where the average citizen there is of course affected by the opioid epidemic that of course was engineered by Big Pharma and the regulators Tim, I'm also seeing what you're seeing.
00:38:45.000I don't know if you want to talk about it specifically.
00:39:02.000So I think also if we play their stream, if we get in trouble and they don't, it shows a lot of hypocrisy that they're able to show the live stream and we're not able to show the live stream.
00:39:23.000It's the channel with 2.9 million followers and it's called Donald Trump Expected to Yeah, so that's live right now, and that safeguards us a little bit as Rumble is down.
00:40:37.000I will file a lawsuit in 30 minutes if YouTube does that to us, because we have a contractual agreement.
00:40:44.000And this is where Alex Berenson actually won with Twitter.
00:40:48.000There's a contractual agreement that every user has with the platform they use, especially for a show like ours that is a financial contract, that we produce content, revenue is sold by YouTube, the revenue is split.
00:41:03.000If they breach that contract by suspending our access without us doing anything wrong, then I'm going to hold them personally responsible for the lost revenue and then demand an immediate reinstatement.
00:41:15.000And at the very least, you know, the strike lasts about a week, but I'll pursue it, you know, all the way to the end to get that money back.
00:41:59.000There's also a very compelling case showing, hey, The Guardian and the corporate media get to do this.
00:42:04.000Why can't we do this if it's really a violation of their rules and regulations?
00:42:08.000Why are they allowed to do it and we aren't?
00:42:11.000And this has been happening throughout so many years on YouTube specifically allowing the corporate media to play by a different set of rules while of course Hurting people that do exactly what they do, showing the same footage, showing the same kind of accounts, making the same kind of arguments, showing the same debates.
00:42:27.000But if you don't have the connections with, of course, the establishment, if you're not the corporate media, if you're not the approved press, you get punished and dinged by it.
00:42:36.000How can a judge see something like that and say, yeah, this is accurate, this is totally okay?
00:42:40.000for a multinational corporation to do on the world stage when it comes to a major information highway.
00:42:45.000When it comes to the public interest, the public good, it's absolutely inexcusable what YouTube has been doing recently, and it deserves to be pushed back on.
00:42:54.000I think it also is important if someone on your show starts spouting off and saying things that violate the site's terms of service that you push back and explain that that's violating terms of service and you can't...
00:43:12.000And it's important that we do because people need to know what the terms of service are, firstly, and why things are happening the way they're happening so they don't get confused.
00:43:18.000But where do you have reporting and where do you have commentary?
00:43:41.000What YouTube has done with the censorship rules has created this ridiculous media system that If we host an interview with someone, and that individual says bad things, we are held responsible for it.
00:44:06.000And when you have so much censorship, you not only destroy the narrative, but you essentially try to, of course, have some kind of psychotic mind control by not even explaining the rules clearly.
00:44:19.000The terms and services are very vague.
00:44:48.000I'm actually very concerned about it because it's what kicked off the Civil War.
00:44:51.000The first American Civil War was a secession movement.
00:44:54.000Wouldn't it be great that it'll prevent one this time?
00:44:56.000Well, what I'm concerned about is a situation where Texas is like, we're out, we voted, we're done, and the federal government's like, nah, that's our oil, we send it around the country, that's our Gulf of Mexico access, we want it, and we need that Mexican trade route, so we're taking it back.
00:45:13.000And then there's just, comes to blows, other states are like, hey, federal government, you can't just go in on a state like that, they're sovereign!
00:45:18.000Then they join the secessionist movement, something like that again, and how would you avoid something like that?
00:45:24.000Well, I think what we're doing is trying to avoid that.
00:45:27.000I mean, that's why we're following a process.
00:45:29.000And this is what I tell people, you know, the good news is, is that when we woke up today, it wasn't the 1800s, right?
00:45:36.000So, post-Civil War, the world kept spinning, things started happening, and the position on this has evolved quite a bit, right?
00:45:43.000So, you look at what the federal government has done, literally since 1945, I'd say, you know, post-World War II.
00:45:51.000They've sent our grandfathers, grandmothers, fathers, mothers, some of the people probably watching today, our sons and daughters, I can include my son, off to fight, protect, bleed, some instances die for the right of self-determination for other people.
00:46:04.000So, what we're talking about here in this process is effectively the process that we have seen the United States protect around the world, which is, you put a question of this importance to the people, you let them debate the issue, and then you let them vote on it, and then you respect the outcome of the vote.
00:46:20.000Now, that being said, you know, could the federal government react poorly?
00:46:31.000Because at the moment they begin to start acting like Bashar al-Assad or North Korea or, you know, any of these other folks, I mean, they pretty well just told us exactly what we're doing.
00:46:40.000They've legitimized our position and why the people of Texas voted that way anyway.
00:46:44.000Do you think that Abe Lincoln reacted poorly when he started a war to stop the secession?
00:46:51.000Yeah, I believe Abe Lincoln probably reacted poorly.
00:46:54.000I think that probably could have been him, but here's the thing.
00:46:56.000I'm not here to adjudicate the past, right?
00:46:59.000I'm not here to try to look back and second-guess what happened in the 1800s.
00:47:04.000I'm here to try to look forward to see what Texas can do to prevent what's happening to it right now.
00:47:10.000We're about 14 or 15 minutes away from Trump making that announcement, but we're talking about censorship, so I want to pull up this story from the Post Millennial.
00:47:33.000Walked out of Twitter HQ carrying boxes and then claimed that they had been fired.
00:47:37.000The Post Millennial now reports In an unexpected, heartwarming move, Elon Musk welcomed back, quote, former employees Ligma and Johnson to Twitter headquarters today.
00:47:47.000Rahul Ligma and Daniel Johnson are fictitious names used by two pranksters who were able to dupe mainstream media into believing that they were woke Twitter employees who had just been fired.
00:47:56.000Not everybody was, uh, it wasn't just the mainstream media that fell for it.
00:47:59.000I, of course, did a report on it mentioning they thought that it was a hoax.
00:48:06.000But the reason I bring this story up While we're dealing with the insane rules of YouTube and the ridiculous policies that it's impossible to adhere to, for a long period I wasn't getting demonetized anymore.
00:48:21.000As soon as we get into election season, all the videos are demonetized.
00:48:44.000I then have to contact my rep at Google and say, hey, they're doing it again, and they go, oh, sorry about that, we'll fix it.
00:48:51.000My response is, no, no, not sorry about it, we'll fix it.
00:48:54.000At a certain point when you have an observable pattern of Twitter's, I'm sorry, of YouTube's contractors lying to strip ads off the content, you have got a breach of contract.
00:49:06.000And I shouldn't have to then go to someone at Google and be like, oh, by the way, your guys are lying again.
00:49:11.000Now all my videos automatically demonetized.
00:49:14.00024 hours after the videos get all of their hits, then they get remonetized, which of course leaves me with barely any money.
00:49:21.000My income on YouTube, by the way, went down one fourth of what it used to be in these key particular times as my viewership has skyrocketed more than it ever has before, but my income is at its lowest that it has on YouTube.
00:50:19.000Absolutely, because it's... This account has repeatedly posted false information that was reviewed by independent fact-checkers or went against our community guidelines.
00:51:23.000You can interpret memes and pictures in so many different ways, and for them to objectively say, you are bad because you made people laugh.
00:51:30.000My income and my bottom line is, of course, when people can't find me, when people are told not to follow me, this is the predominant way of me making my income.
00:51:40.000And, you know, let's show a big middle finger to Instagram.
00:51:45.000Go on, at LukeWeAreChange, and let's fight the algorithms.
00:51:48.000Let's fight all this censorship and all this bullcrap, because it's more important than ever that our voices are heard, because they're trying to silence us for a very specific reason.
00:51:57.000When you get, they say, you know, posted false information or whatever by fact-checkers, that's actually not what a lot of it is.
00:52:03.000Some of it's missing context, which is not false information.
00:52:06.000And if that's the case, if Instagram has flagged your account, Luke, saying you've posted false information that's been reviewed by fact-checkers, you should go through your posts, because I know for a fact some of them were just like, this post is missing context.
00:52:18.000In which case, Facebook or Meta's automatic system assumes if you get flagged it was for posting false information.
00:53:12.000Yeah, I mean, this is why I've been so optimistic about Twitter.
00:53:16.000Again, we should be a little bit critical of Elon Musk, but at the same time, he's promising something that could change the game, that could make the world a better place, just by allowing people to talk to each other, just by allowing comedy on the platform.
00:53:27.000And this is why this whole Ligma Johnson thing?
00:54:31.000But if Elon Musk even does less than 20% of what YouTube is doing right now, I'm jumping.
00:54:37.000Because it's an alternative platform that is promising to follow basic guidelines and to just allow speech that is free, that is legal.
00:54:48.000And that is worth Any amount of money.
00:54:50.000That is worth all the money in the world right now, because if I'm able to just say whatever I want, if I'm not having to self-censor myself, if I'm not having to walk this tight line, if I'm able to be my true authentic self and just speak freely from the top of my mind, that's a gift.
00:55:05.000Give me half of what YouTube's giving me.
00:55:06.000I'll be on your platform immediately, right now.
00:55:09.000Well look, the same people that are doing this to speech are the same people that do it in economics as well, that love to put their thumb on the scale and pick winners and losers.
00:55:19.000Ultimately, what we're saying is let the marketplace of ideas prevail.
00:55:23.000If an idea sucks, the people will let you know sooner rather than later.
00:55:28.000Stop curating and treating us like small children.
00:55:31.000Stop telling us what we should be looking at.
00:55:32.000Stop trying to shove corporate propaganda down our throat.
00:55:43.000We want legitimate, real, honest conversations, and that's something that we are being denied of.
00:55:48.000We're being denied the access to laugh at things in order to not make them as serious as they are.
00:55:53.000We're being denied the ability to find out what's ... really happening in this world so we can make the right ... decisions and not be heard over and screwed over by the ... most powerful people in this world we're being screwed over ... more and more by these powerful special interest by ... Big Pharma and all these other criminals out there that ... profit off of your ignorance society's becoming dumber and ... more and more stupid mainly because of this censorship ... and it needs to end and it needs to end now.
00:57:04.000We were within the bounds of law always, but Just this wild West, this is like 2006.
00:57:09.000You would say anything to anybody and they would say it back and you would have the most deep, intense, painful, enlightening conversations with people about real world issues, about people's feelings and it created community.
00:57:34.000There's a video of Warren 25 smash banned or something where I'm losing my mind about it.
00:57:39.000And I was concerned since once you start getting corporate conglomeration and that the history has shown that the company will try and take control.
00:57:47.000Once you start punishing people for expressing an opinion, you're the bad guy.
00:58:11.000Well, you know, I mean, to piggyback off of what you were saying, I mean, the thing we have to remember And there is a certain course of people out there that say, that say, look, we've got, you know, these guys are private companies, they can do whatever.
00:59:31.000And then we stopped talking about the CIA, and then we got back on, and then we started talking about the CIA again, and they started coming... I was like, there's like, uh, feds who are watching the show, and they have their finger on the throttle button.
00:59:49.000It was like, two or three weeks ago, I was like, really intensely feeling, like, emotions about God or something, and you were like, I can't control this machine!
00:59:54.000I was like, get ready for it, it's gonna happen more.
00:59:56.000Oh, like the monitors flicker, like some weird thing happened, and then all of a sudden I was like, what's going on?
01:00:50.000Mine's just LukeOnSensor.com, but it's more important than ever to go on independent websites, support your independent content creator, because if you guys don't do it, there's no other way for us to make a living out here, especially for me, myself, with YouTube automatically demonetizing everything and then monetizing it when no one's watching the videos again.
01:01:49.000Again, so signing up to TimCast.com, signing up to LukeUncensored.com, This is the way that we need to do this because there's no other way of supporting content creators because the old models are gone.
01:02:39.000Gentlemen, please welcome the next president and first lady of the United States of America, President Donald J. Trump, accompanied by Mrs. Melania Trump.
01:06:22.000Two years ago, when I left office, the United States stood ready for its golden age.
01:06:33.000Our nation was at the pinnacle of power, prosperity, and prestige, towering above all rivals, vanquishing all enemies, and striding into the future confident and so strong.
01:06:46.000In four short years, everybody was doing great.
01:06:50.000Men, women, African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans, everybody was thriving like never
01:07:10.000We turned the page on decades of globalist sellouts and one-sided trade deals, lifted millions out of poverty, and together we built the greatest economy in the history of the world.
01:07:22.000When the virus hit our shores, I took decisive action and saved lives and the U.S.
01:08:32.000Because the United States was outdoing them on every single front, and China was paying billions and billions of dollars in taxes and tariffs.
01:08:42.000The farmers know that because they got $28 billion of it.
01:08:46.000No president had ever sought or received $1 for our country from China until I came along and we were getting hundreds of billions of dollars.
01:08:57.000Many people think that because of this, China played a very active role In the 2020 election, just saying, just saying.
01:09:55.000The vicious ISIS caliphate, which no president was able to conquer, was decimated by me and our great warriors in less than three weeks, and al-Baghdadi, its founder, was hunted down and killed.
01:10:11.000North Korea had not launched North Korea had not launched a single long-range missile since my summit with Chairman Kim Jong-un nearly three years before we developed a relationship.
01:10:27.000And that's a good thing, not a bad thing.
01:12:13.000For millions of Americans, the past two years under Joe Biden have been a time of pain, hardship, anxiety, and despair.
01:12:22.000As we speak, inflation is the highest in over 50 years.
01:12:27.000Gas prices have reached the highest levels in history and expect them to go much higher now that the strategic national reserves, which I filled up, have been virtually drained in order to keep gasoline prices lower just prior to the election.
01:12:45.000Joe Biden has intentionally surrendered our energy independence.
01:12:50.000There is no longer even a thought of dominance.
01:12:52.000And we are now begging for energy help from foreign nations, many of whom find us detestable.
01:13:00.000Our southern border has been erased, and our country is being invaded by millions and millions of unknown people, many of whom are entering for a very bad and sinister reason.
01:13:48.000The United States has been embarrassed, humiliated, and weakened for all to see.
01:13:55.000The disasters in Afghanistan, perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country, where we lost lives, left Americans behind, and surrendered $85 billion worth of the finest military equipment anywhere in the world.
01:14:14.000And Ukraine, which would have never happened if I were your president, are something I agree.
01:14:24.000I don't think we, I don't think the Ukraine thing would have happened if Trump was president.
01:15:50.000Unimaginable just two short years ago.
01:15:54.000I want to just stress for everybody who's listening that you should probably... We can't just play Trump speaking without doing a show ourselves for a variety of reasons, but... You know, so we can't just... I don't want to interrupt him.
01:17:23.000When given the choice, boldly, clearly, and directly, I believe the American people will overwhelmingly reject the left's platform of national ruin, and they will embrace our platform of national greatness and glory to America.
01:17:44.000Exactly one week ago, our citizens voted in the important midterm elections.
01:17:50.000And despite a ridiculously long and unnecessary period of waiting, far longer, in fact, than any third world country, just a short time ago, the Republicans won back control of the House of Representatives.
01:20:12.000And in the primaries, it was 98.6 percent, but they were still trying to blame me.
01:20:20.000And the reason for the success and that unprecedented success rate is that the Trump administration changed our nation on trade.
01:20:30.000On securing the border, we're the strongest, safest border ever in the history of our country.
01:20:35.000On Islamic terrorism, we had practically, just about, not that I can think of, no Islamic attacks, terrorist attacks during the Trump administration.
01:20:49.000And in fact, we got along very well with the various countries.
01:20:56.000Including coming up with the Abraham Accords.
01:21:01.000I bet most of those people don't know what they are and they're still cheering.
01:21:03.000But it's because of cutting taxes and cutting regulations at the highest level ever and on building the greatest economy.
01:21:11.000Any time in the history of the world there's never been an economy like we had just two years ago.
01:21:16.000Despite the outcome in the Senate, we cannot lose hope, and we must all work very hard for a gentleman and a great person named Herschel Walker, a fabulous human being who loves our country and will be a great United States Senator.
01:21:34.000Herschel Walker, get out and vote for Herschel, and he deserves it.
01:21:40.000Oh, I wonder if they're running on a delay.
01:21:41.000Will Chamberlain says low energy, not 2016 Trump.
01:25:06.000If you look at the numbers, if you look at what's happened with Hispanic, with African
01:25:11.000American, with Asian — and just look at what's happening.
01:25:15.000This is a party that has become much bigger, much stronger, much more powerful.
01:25:22.000can do much more good for our country.
01:25:24.000This is a job for grandmothers and construction workers, firefighters, builders, teachers, doctors, and farmers who cannot stay quiet any longer.
01:25:37.000You're angry about what's happening to our country.
01:25:39.000Our country is being destroyed before your very eyes.
01:25:42.000It's a job for every aspiring young person and every hardworking parent.
01:25:48.000For every entrepreneur and underappreciated police officer who is ready to shout for safety in America, the police are being treated so badly.
01:27:16.000Like real help, like get here in person, point out his flaws to his face, humiliate him, let him humiliate me, like be a real person kind of help.
01:29:55.000When they look at us and disarray like we are right now, when we go to them begging for oil and we have more liquid gold under our feet than they have or any other nation has, and we don't use it because we're going to them, it's crazy what's happening.
01:32:47.000He's going off the script, he made the announcement, should we get into the superchats?
01:32:51.000Yeah, I don't know when he's lying, that's the problem.
01:32:54.000It all sounds great and it makes me feel good, a lot of stuff, but I don't know if he's lying, because like you just said, he said the border was the strongest it's ever been in his presidency.
01:33:01.000You're from Texas, specifically said he was lying, it wasn't.
01:33:11.000When you understand the escalation of the border crisis and how long it's gone on, it was not at levels that it is at right now.
01:33:17.000So, granted, if you were to take a snapshot, say, of the last 10 years and say, you know, was it better?
01:33:23.000Yeah, I mean, across some measures it was better.
01:33:26.000You know, he was able to do some razzle-dazzle, invoke Title 42, to immediately deport, right, instead of catch and release, to immediately deport, which the federal court overturned today, by the way.
01:33:36.000I want to say to everybody, many who tuned in specifically to watch the announcement, we're going to go to Super Chats, but I want to stress, when we started this show, I said, I didn't want to hear about the past in the sense of like, oh, it was stolen from me.
01:33:51.000I wanted to hear about making America great.
01:34:06.000Here's what I did that was good, here's what's happening that's bad, and he didn't come out and say, it was mine, it was mine, and it was taken from me.
01:35:47.000And one of the beautiful things of the pause, if there is such a thing, is a beautiful thing.
01:35:56.000But one of the important factors of the pause is that we see how bad they've done.
01:36:04.000So we will be able to do it properly, and it will be much easier.
01:36:08.000Everybody will agree with us, because everybody sees what a bad job has been done during this two-year period, and it will be a four-year period.
01:38:39.000Must be geared toward that which supports the American worker, the American family, and businesses, both large and small, and allows our country to compete with other nations on a very level playing field, which we never had until I came along and the Trump administration came along.
01:39:34.000If you remember, for many years, you can look in your projection books, China was going to take over from us as the largest economy in the world in 2018 or 2019.
01:40:46.000And you wouldn't think it's that complicated.
01:40:48.000Now, what has been complicated a little bit is what's happened to so many other things, I believe, originally started by this energy disaster.
01:42:16.000And now they're building coal plants, and they're building them fast.
01:42:20.000And China's building a coal plant every week.
01:42:23.000Every week they open up another, and then they talk about all of the Things that they do environmentally.
01:42:29.000They are watching us die with the Green New Deal, with our windmills and with our solar that doesn't have the power to fire up our great factories and our great plants.
01:42:38.000They are watching us die and they're laughing as it happens.
01:42:43.000CNN cut off Trump's audio and is just doing commentary now?
01:43:17.000As we were strongly doing during the Trump administration, and we will systematically bring back wealth, health, and success to the American middle class and to America.
01:43:27.000It says, uh, Donald Trump, comma, who tried to overthrow the result of the 2020 presidential election and inspired a deadly right at the Capitol in a desperate attempt to keep himself in power, comma, has filed to run for president again!
01:43:40.000We're also hearing Fox cut out his audio and he's also doing commentary over it.
01:43:46.000I thought Fox was just playing the speech.
01:44:22.000And as we were doing it, We had an election that came up, and when they came in, they had three more weeks to complete the additions to the wall, which would have been great, and they said, no, no, we're not going to do that.
01:44:34.000And that's when I realized that they actually want to have this disaster known as open borders.
01:44:43.000One of the reasons we had so much success at the border was because of the fact that we got Mexico to give us, free of charge, 28,000 soldiers.
01:44:53.000And the president of Mexico is a great gentleman, by the way.
01:45:43.000You know, honestly, if you think about it, MSNBC would probably show it on one screen and then show just a rolling footage of the January 6th thing at the Capitol on the other side of the screen.
01:48:05.000And I will immediately launch a no-holds-barred national campaign to dismantle the gangs and clean out the nests of organized street crime.
01:48:17.000He's gonna have to deal with the CIA if he wants to deal with the fentanyl and drugs.
01:48:21.000The worst criminals, the worst gangs are MS-13.
01:48:25.000Under the Barack Hussein Obama administration, they were unable to take them out because their countries where they came from wouldn't take them.
01:48:34.000And I learned about that in my first day, I actually say.
01:48:38.000But I learned about it, and I said, which countries?
01:49:03.000Journalist Emily Bell, a well-crafted tweet, The Washington Post wrote, The twice-impeached former President Donald Trump, 76, who refused to concede the 2020 election and is the subject of multiple criminal investigations, is running again in 2024, increasing the likelihood of a potential rematch with Biden.
01:51:30.000Every drug dealer, during his or her life on average, will kill 500 people with the drugs they sell, not to mention the destruction of families.
01:51:44.000But we're going to be asking everyone who sells drugs, gets caught selling drugs, to receive the death penalty for their heinous acts.
01:52:02.000We don't need... I don't like to say this, and I don't even know if the American public... I wonder where he gets numbers on that, like why he thinks it's a good idea.
01:53:47.000That's the only way you're going to solve the problem.
01:53:50.000I hope politicians are listening because they should do it quickly.
01:53:55.000Joe Biden has also proven that he is committed to indoctrinating our children, even using the Department of Justice against parents who object.
01:54:04.000It's a terrible thing that's happened.
01:54:22.000Twitter almost went under before Trump started running for president.
01:54:25.000It's interesting he mentions critical race theory.
01:54:29.000And I will be the president who finally fixes education in America.
01:54:34.000Most of the legislation at the state level doesn't address it.
01:54:36.000And of course the federal government, outside of the Department of Education and the federal money that they hand out, has almost no say in the curriculum when it comes to CRTs.
01:54:47.000That's not a particularly grand promise, other than, you know, what he could say is, let's get the federal government out of education, and that would fix things, right?
01:55:26.000See, he should have gotten to that much earlier in the speech, probably before he started saying, like, I'm using the Communist Chinese as a model.
01:56:36.000And unlike Biden possibly getting us into World War III, which can seriously happen, I will keep America out of foolish and unnecessary foreign wars, just as I did for four straight years.
01:56:58.000As events overseas have shown To protect our people from the unthinkable threat of nuclear weapons and hypersonic missiles, the United States must also build a state-of-the-art next-generation missile defense shield.
01:58:54.000People are like, you were talking over him.
01:58:56.000Christopher Steele, who wrote the fake dossier, if he will lie and say that the fake dossier Was true.
01:59:06.000And he refused to do it, so it had to be really fake.
01:59:11.000And then they hired somebody, Demchenko, for $200,000 a year to focus on Trump and to get Trump and other things, including the raid of a very beautiful house that sits right here.
02:06:34.000My fellow Americans, we will join together and reverse this staggering American decline, and it is staggering indeed, and we will again restore the spirit of our nation.
02:06:45.000And then we must build and raise up a legacy that will stand without equal in the entire history of the world.
02:06:53.000With your help, we will create communities where our children will grow up safe and strong, and a nation where they will grow up free, prosperous, and well.
02:07:05.000We will reestablish the principles of hard work and merit and end the scourge of homelessness that is plaguing our beleaguered Democrat-run cities.
02:07:15.000We will heal our divisions and bring our people back together through incredible success.
02:07:23.000We will defend life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
02:07:27.000We will expand the frontiers of human knowledge and extend the horizons of human achievement.
02:08:30.000And I am asking for your friendship and your prayers on this very incredible but dangerous journey.
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02:09:51.000I gotta say, I am very critical of Trump.
02:09:53.000He did give the plan that I was asking for earlier.
02:09:56.000He started outlining things, and he talks about a lot of really important things.
02:10:01.000About addressing the voting issues, I thought was very good.
02:10:04.000And talking about the world at a grand scale, about the military-industrial complex and the... I mean, he didn't talk about Megacorps and BlackRock by name, but this is the stuff he's talking about.
02:10:14.000I've never seen... I haven't seen another political candidate do that.
02:10:27.000Elon Musk has got Twitter, which means we there's already been reports that people are coming back that certain accounts that have long been banned have been reinstated.
02:10:38.000Either way, we are going to see the memes again.
02:10:42.000The memes were so hilarious with the Pepe frogs and the meme magic.
02:10:46.000And it's, you know, it's reinvigorating that old six years ago, back in the fray.
02:10:53.000It's important that we look at what was it, about 58 minutes into the speech when he said that he would, I thought he said he would arrest drug dealers and in one day have them tried and executed.
02:11:04.000People were saying that he commented that he saw he heard China did that that's not a good thing But he did call for the execution of drug.
02:11:12.000I don't I don't I think I'm anti death penalty I'm not for and to take Xi Jinping at his word when he was like How do you have no drug problems in China?
02:11:19.000Like what an insane thing to say about your country.
02:11:22.000We have no drug problems It's like saying we have no abuse in this country.
02:11:25.000Yeah and Well, I think what we're going to be seeing in the next few weeks and months is going to be an absolute crap show, and I'm all here for it.
02:11:34.000People in the corporate media are going to be losing their minds.
02:11:36.000People are going to be just going absolutely crazy.
02:13:45.000I think right now, I don't know how Trump implements a paper ballot, I don't know how Trump reforms elections.
02:13:50.000I'm glad he's talking about it because if they're not thinking about this, they lose no matter what.
02:13:55.000At the very least, they should be gearing up for the practical battle of ballot harvesting, legal, lawful, get-out-the-vote operations, getting low information and low propensity voters to vote, then Do what DeSantis did, start cleaning things up, fixing the system, and stopping this ridiculous low-information voter system.
02:14:34.000In 2024, so right now what they need to do is get out the vote operations, door knocking campaigns, ballot harvesting operations where it's legal, Then, when they win in Congress, at the state level, in the Senate, and the federal government, and they get it all in 2024, they start issuing the hard reforms saying, you can't do this, you can't do this, you can't do this, we're done playing these games.
02:14:56.000Well, look, I don't want to let this skate by, because I think it would be a crime if we glossed this over.
02:15:04.000If he's talking about, you know, all of those election reforms, literally things that we agree with, right?
02:15:09.000The paper ballots, you know, all of those things that he said he would do with elections.
02:15:13.000for that to happen from the office of the president essentially says that he is going to do the thing that we all castigated Biden for, which is, you know, when Biden and AOC and the rest of them wanted to federalize the election system, we all went absolutely, you know, bat crap crazy.
02:15:33.000And so for him to carry out the policy he just suggested, he is going to have to literally do what we all criticize the Democrats for wanting to do, which is federalize those elections.
02:15:42.000The next president could just come in and undo what he did.
02:16:40.000Bill Gates was dictating policy and telling Trump what to do, and Trump listened and followed
02:16:45.000And however you feel about the COVID vaccines, right?
02:16:48.000Whatever you feel about those, understand that how you feel about them is all a direct result of Operation Warp Speed, which happened under the Trump administration.
02:16:57.000So, you know, that's a conversation you can have all day long about whether or not his policies are going to be effective.
02:17:03.000But remember, It's all at the federal level.
02:17:06.000Essentially what they're saying is, we're going to do these things, and we're going to do them.
02:17:10.000Hopefully you like them, but that power stays in place for the other team to be able to do it if you don't like it.
02:17:15.000Leland Taylor says, Trump should have ended his announcement with, Elon, here's my $8.
02:17:33.000Well, Elon was pushing for more global warming policies, which is also very interesting and something to keep an eye out because he wanted more of those policies for that and allegedly Trump wasn't playing ball.
02:17:45.000I really liked that Trump said he was going to, which is crazy, declare war on the cartels.
02:17:50.000Like he was saying MI6 is their biggest enemy.
02:17:52.000That's like Kennedy style going after the mob.
02:18:03.000No early voting, no mail-in voting, but election day is a holiday.
02:18:07.000How will Democrats give up all the power, and the way that they established this game for themselves, I don't see them changing it in any time.
02:18:15.000I see them holding on to this current position.
02:18:30.000The election system needs to be cleaned and fixed so that we stop having Democrats exploit stupid people for easy votes, and that this country returns to people who care about it, and then it becomes better for everyone across the board and we can work to fix these problems.
02:18:44.000That means right now, Republicans need to start forming organizations and dumping tens of millions of dollars into get-out-the-vote and legal ballot-harvesting operations, and then when they win, they can pass all the laws they want and clean the system up fixing it. And Ian, just really quickly, it wasn't MI6, it
02:19:03.000was MS-13. Oh my gosh! I gotta be careful, man.
02:19:06.000MI6 is British Intelligence. His visual, everybody looked at me. That's a much better story all the same.
02:19:11.000MI6, I love you. As soon as he said MI6, I'm like, why is your name so similar to the cartel name?
02:19:16.000What is it? MS-13. It's MS-13. Come on, guys, you gotta diversify, because if I'm getting confused
02:19:22.000in public, that's not good. There's probably some crossover.
02:19:25.000I guess I gotta blame myself. They're not gonna change the name of
02:19:27.000of their national security apparatus because you made a mistake.
02:19:31.000Trump is not going to declare war on MI6, but he indicated he wanted to declare war on the cartels, MS-13 being one of them.
02:20:46.000Interesting note about that is when Ted Cruz was asked about, he was in College Station, when he was asked about the Texas issue, he listed federalization of the elections as one of his red lines that would cause him, he says, I get it.
02:22:18.000Look at how they're responding to him announcing he's running for president.
02:22:21.000If they really thought he dragged the Republican Party down, they'd be saying Donald Trump, who just dragged the Republicans, risks destroying the Republican Party or something.
02:22:50.000It was a hard-fought battle where the Democrats have been operating under universal mail-in ballot rules, which is ridiculously favorable to them due to urban density and due to, you know, ballot curing and things like that.
02:23:01.000With Republicans voting in person, voting machines failing, they leave the line.
02:23:05.000It's very, very difficult for Republicans.
02:23:07.000Plus, it's harder to go door-to-door in a rural area than it is an urban area.
02:23:11.000With that uphill battle, Republicans still got the House.
02:23:14.000And now I heard today there was a meeting with Fauci and a few others, I'm sorry, with Rand Paul and a few others, looking at inquiries into Fauci, the COVID response.
02:25:26.000There's a tendency that we see somebody have success at a certain level, like as governor of a state.
02:25:32.000Someone that we love, you know, now they want to just automatically shove them to an office at that federal level.
02:25:39.000And we have to realize something is that if you want a politician, you know, somebody who's a public servant, a statesman, if you want that statesman to no longer be a statesman, send them to work on the federal level.
02:25:51.000I mean, you know, it's like saying, hey, look, we have this person who's a great swimmer.
02:28:03.000Now look, Guy Fawkes was a theocrat, and I think, I could be wrong, but my understanding is that he wanted to install Christian theocracy in London.
02:28:14.000And, you know, that was the gunpowder plot or whatever.
02:28:19.000This is the guy Foxmasked, like V for Vendetta.
02:28:22.000But it's come to represent whatever that was.
02:28:26.000It's come to represent revolution, protest, and specifically with V for Vendetta, the people rising up against the authoritarian establishment.
02:28:36.000So, I'm sure the left is going to come out and argue the exact same thing.
02:29:05.000I think he said it, the words deep state in the speech.
02:29:07.000Because if we're going to talk about the problem that society should be revolting against, it's, you know, like corporate collusion and stuff.
02:29:14.000Democratic and Republican freedom came before corporations existed.
02:29:19.000I want to give a shout out to Raymond G. Stanley Jr., because he's the one who's pointed out.
02:29:22.000He said, Tim, remember, remember the 5th of November 2024.
02:30:49.000So what I'm going to say is smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends, become a member at TimCast.com.
02:30:55.000We're not going to have a members only segment tonight.
02:30:58.000Whenever there's like longer extended stuff, it makes it really difficult time wise to actually do the members only segments.
02:31:04.000But, of course, there's a huge library.
02:31:06.000Check out the conversation with Dave Rubin.
02:32:06.000He didn't consult with me, by the way.
02:32:07.000But, yeah, look, you know, we did get a chance to talk a good bit about Tex-It tonight.
02:32:11.000And I would encourage anyone who has more questions about it to either get the book.
02:32:17.000It's called Tex-It, Why and How Texas Will Leave the Union.
02:32:20.000It's been a four-time bestseller on Amazon.
02:32:22.000Or, you know, I would encourage people to go to our website, Texitnow.org, the one that Facebook is putting the kibosh on.
02:32:29.000We have about the 100 most asked questions about the TXIT issue.
02:32:34.000Full detailed answers the whole nine yards and you know the good news is there's a place for those people there who if they go there they see what that they understand what we're doing.
02:32:43.000They can plug into what we're doing as an organization and take TXIT from theory into reality.
02:32:48.000So very excited about that and thanks for having me.
02:32:51.000I just want to point out I got a message from someone.
02:32:53.000Apparently our viewership rivaled Fox News on YouTube.
02:33:08.000I strive to do that on my YouTube channel youtube.com forward slash we are change.
02:33:12.000I did a very interesting video about Klaus Schwab taking over the G20 and then I did a more spicy video on LukeUncensored.com but Just check out the video right now.