Tucker Carlson is out at Fox News, Don Lemon is on leave from CNN, and Anheuser-Busch is dealing with the fallout from the Dylan Mulvaney boycott of Bud Light. Plus, a special guest who has been waiting to be on the show.
00:00:00.000Earlier today, we heard that Tucker Carlson is out at Fox News and that his last show
00:00:28.000We're getting new information that he was in fact fired unceremoniously without notification.
00:00:35.000I should say technically with notification.
00:00:37.000Apparently they notified him ten minutes before making the information public.
00:00:41.000So they just hit him up and said, you're out, your show's done, you're not doing anymore, buh-bye.
00:00:45.000And it's shocking, Fox News basically just, I don't know, ended themselves.
00:00:50.000Especially as it pertains to a younger demographic, because Fox News' aging demographic is... Well, it's just that, they're aging.
00:00:58.000So they definitely needed to capture young people, and they've lost it.
00:01:00.000The news is that Murdoch himself pushed for Tucker Carlson to be removed.
00:01:05.000So we got a bunch of other shocking information, of course, on, I should say, I don't know, inversely?
00:01:11.000See, we're upset about the Tucker thing, but we're really excited for the Don Lemon thing?
00:01:14.000Don Lemon also got fired for apparently, um, this is great, I want to give a shout out to our good friend Vivek Ramaswamy.
00:01:21.000Apparently when Don Lemon started insulting him or, you know, arguing with him on air, that was the final straw for terminating Don Lemon from CNN, so, uh, he's gone.
00:01:31.000And then, of course, we have the second marketing executive removed from Anheuser-Busch, placed on leave over the Dylan Mulvaney Bud Light boycott scenario.
00:01:57.000Dylan Mulvaney has not posted anything online in about three weeks, so I hope the people who care about Dylan are looking out for him and making sure everything's okay because it seems like this person is in desperate need of some family care or people to be there for them in this time.
00:02:12.000I mean that sincerely because it's got to be super stressful.
00:02:15.000Not that I'm a fan of the work that Mulvaney does, but...
00:02:19.000You know, let's just try and be human for a minute and win a boycott while making sure that's as far as it goes, right?
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00:05:02.000I don't want people to think I am playing into your shit games of making the audience think a much bigger guest is on.
00:05:08.000Quite frankly, to say Tucker Carlson isn't on, or is on, when he isn't, is in fact offensive to your audience.
00:05:14.000And so, I felt that it was very insulting.
00:05:18.000I just want the audience to know that I love and care for you all, and I think what Tim did to you, and did to me tonight, was just disgraceful.
00:06:37.000I will say real quick, though, we definitely reached out because we were like, now that Tucker's not doing the 8pm slot on Fox News, he is free up.
00:06:45.000But I'm sure everyone and their grandmothers and their grandchildren were calling Tucker Carlson, trying to get him on their show.
00:06:51.000So I do know that, like, we know a bunch of the same people, and we know people who work for Tucker.
00:06:56.000I'm hoping that we can actually get him on the show.
00:07:01.000We reached out to his people, they said, uh, they let him know, but there's currently, like, a big... He got... So, let's jump into the news so you can understand the context here.
00:07:09.000This is, uh, this is really interesting.
00:07:23.000Murdoch was reportedly concerned over the former Fox News host's coverage of the Capitol riot on January 6th.
00:07:30.000Murdoch, the former Fox News host's departure is allegedly related to a discrimination lawsuit filed last month by former producer Abby Grossberg.
00:07:37.000Carlson's senior executive producer, Justin Wells, has also been let go, though Fox News representatives did not further comment.
00:07:43.000Grossberg, who worked on Sunday morning features with Maria Bartiromo, claimed she was bullied and subjected to anti-Semitic comments after being placed on Tucker Carlson Tonight.
00:07:51.000Carlson previously reported on the Capitol riot, noting Ray Epps, who was present at the Capitol on January 6th, may be a government informant.
00:07:59.000Epps has since claimed he has been scrutinized and received death threats following Carlson's reporting.
00:08:04.000The FBI reportedly told 60 Minutes Epps has never worked for the agency, per the LA Times.
00:08:38.000Indirectly in that they're like, we don't want to get sued again.
00:08:41.000Don't go around accusing people of being federal informants or things like that.
00:08:46.000That may be a factor in Tucker Carlson's ousting, but I do think it's important to point out.
00:08:51.000Let's read this headline from the Daily Mail.
00:08:52.000Tucker Carlson blindsided by Fox News firing that was a direct order from Rupert Murdoch after January 6th conspiracy claims and producers' lawsuit alleging bullying, sexism, and anti-Semitism, and his exit erases $500 million in value.
00:09:06.000I think it went up to a billion on their stock.
00:09:09.000So, I mean, the important thing to point out is that Tucker was our only real competition, and with his ousting, Timcast IRL, we're going to the moon, baby!
00:09:47.000Tucker Carlson has such a big following.
00:09:49.000How can they possibly fill this void now?
00:09:52.000Dude, honestly, you know, again, The reason why he may or may not have been fired aside, I think that this is incredible for Tucker Carlson and for independent media as a whole, to be quite honest for you, because we already all knew that cable news was dead.
00:10:06.000Gen Z, the average human being, is not getting their news.
00:10:10.000You know, From mainstream media anymore, to be quite honest with you.
00:10:31.000I think you're right about Fox News destroying themselves.
00:10:33.000But part of what concerns me is that there are millions of people in this country who still believe that the dominant media culture has any credibility, and they really do believe that Fox News sets the standard for acceptable conservative discourse.
00:10:47.000And with Tucker Carlson leaving, while I do agree he certainly doesn't need Fox to stay afloat, I'll still watch him, you'll still watch him, the young audience who likes him will, his legitimacy isn't going to be given, or his ideas aren't going to appear to have the same legitimacy to an older audience?
00:11:02.000I mean it makes me wonder if he'll go completely independent or if he'll move to like Newsmax, right?
00:11:07.000Yeah, I mean that would be even more fun.
00:11:09.000Here's the thing, I hope you're right.
00:11:10.000I hope you're right and Tucker just continues to grow and blow up.
00:11:14.000The thing that people don't realize, right, with Fox News as they exist is while CNN is the network that tells you what you're supposed to believe, Fox is the network that tells you what you're allowed to believe.
00:11:24.000You might not like the flavor CNN is offering, and so here's the outer limit over here of what you're allowed to voice and believe.
00:11:31.000And what Tucker Carlson did is he moved the Overton window they had there more towards the direction of anti-establishment truth speaking, as opposed to catering to the vision of what conservatives should be that the establishment right has been trying to promote for decades.
00:11:44.000Well, yeah, a fox like Hannity is, you know, he's the guy who says, the big things that control stuff are bad.
00:11:52.000So you should just sit there and listen to me yell about it so that they can keep doing whatever they want.
00:11:57.000And then Tucker Carlson is like, you know, Actually, they shouldn't be doing that.
00:12:02.000This is one thing that conservatives have really struggled with in media, is what Fox will do, and what a lot of these right-wing pundits will do, is they will poke holes in the media narrative, but they won't offer a counter-narrative.
00:12:12.000And so when we have Tucker Carlson talking about January 6th and Ray Epps, what he's essentially doing is filling in the gaps for people.
00:12:19.000He's saying, here's this guy who we saw inciting, arguably, allegedly, right?
00:12:23.000We have the footage of it, that's not alleged, but whether that's something he would be prosecuted with inciting violence for is another story.
00:12:29.000However, what a traditional Fox News host might say is, we'll look at all of these holes in the left's narrative, but they wouldn't say, here's the alternate explanation.
00:12:39.000And in fact, they would say, anyone who promotes that alternate explanation is a far-right lunatic and I'm not one of those guys.
00:12:46.000Tucker Carlson was actually willing to give you substance aside from the left is wrong.
00:12:52.000Yeah, I think he did bring forward a lot of topics and like you said points that we would not have normally heard from a Hannity, maybe even from a Laura Ingram a lot of people talking about to how Jesse waters, maybe the only last person at Fox News that people could really trust who could maybe even follow Tucker Carlson so Yeah, you know, this is going to be a big hit, like you said, to the older generation that does still look to the mainstream media and view them as a legitimate source of news.
00:13:18.000We'll see what happens in the future, but, you know, like I said, I think that this is actually a good thing.
00:13:22.000I'm trying to look at the positives of this.
00:14:12.000No, they've already tried doing, I can't remember what show it was, they had one slot recently in the past year or whatever where they were doing a rotating series of guest hosts trying to figure out who would be a good personality and it didn't go anywhere.
00:14:53.000He wasn't afraid to talk about things.
00:14:55.000And the great thing about Tucker, too, is that he would go and speak to and platform the smaller independent journalists who had substantial stories.
00:15:02.000I remember when I was at the 2022 NCAA Women's Swimming Championship, Twitter had deleted the clip of the first athlete that spoke out against Leah Thomas.
00:15:11.000It wasn't Riley Gaines or the other athlete who had spoken out, but it was this young Virginia Tech swimmer named Rose.
00:15:18.000He is the one that made that, you know, Really big.
00:15:21.000Twitter ended up censoring and deleting the clip.
00:15:23.000But, you know, that's just an example of how Tucker has been at the forefront of, like, helping the little man and helping the average American.
00:15:29.000And that's why he's popular, because your average mainstream media head doesn't care about the, you know, the actual American public.
00:15:36.000They don't care about what we are going through in this country.
00:15:38.000They care about sharing their talking points.
00:15:40.000Tucker was the exact opposite of that.
00:15:42.000And there really is no other pundit that can compare in the mainstream.
00:15:45.000Yeah, and that's also part of why I was saying earlier, I really do think this is bad for us.
00:15:50.000Tucker having that platform on national television and being able to tell the story of these female athletes who have been deprived of what they should have had the opportunity to do because Lea Thomas was competing in their sports was massive.
00:16:12.000And look at who the Biden administration is targeting right now.
00:16:14.000It's Gen Z with all of these dumb TikTokers now.
00:16:18.000And it is this next generation that is going to be leading this country, that is going to be leading us into where we're going to be going as a country.
00:16:30.000Like, we need to be focusing in on the younger people.
00:16:32.000And I think that Tucker has that big following and he can do that with the amount of independent media we have.
00:16:38.000I certainly don't disagree that Tucker's going to be fine on his own, and I hope that his audience is going to continue to grow.
00:16:44.000I am just a little bit cautious, and I'm a little bit skeptical that he's going to be able to build the kind of platform that we would like to see him have, given how hard big tech clamps down on anyone who speaks the truth.
00:19:27.000AOC said on MSNBC to Jen Psaki that what Tucker Carlson is doing is incitement to violence and the government should be involved.
00:19:35.000They should be regulating this or whatever.
00:19:37.000What they're doing is the typical leftist weasel words, where she's of course implying that Tucker Carlson should be arrested and charged, but then saying, no, of course, I mean, they should stop hate speech or something.
00:19:49.000And it's like, you accused Tucker Carlson of committing a felony, incitement to violence.
00:19:55.000That is, I'm pretty sure, defamation per se.
00:19:58.000Meaning it's so egregious to accuse someone of committing a crime that it's much, much easier to overcome the burdens in time via Sullivan.
00:20:04.000Tucker Carlson could probably just sue AOC outright for saying this.
00:20:14.000No, I really, I really hope that he does though, because to be quite honest, I am tired of these leftist politicians who do continue to incite people to violence.
00:20:21.000We can look at the LGBTQ community, Antifa, Black Lives Matter, the list goes on and on.
00:20:26.000We can look, you know, at the FBI and all the times they've entrapped Americans and tried to incite them to violence.
00:20:31.000Let's go ahead and get into all of that.
00:20:33.000And we want, we have AOC over here talking to the Biden administration, demanding them to take Tucker off of there.
00:20:43.000Chuck Schumer came forward too because he was saying that, you know, Tucker Carlson killed democracy.
00:20:48.000It was the destruction of democracy when he came out and he showed the American public more January 6th footage that the J6 commission was withholding.
00:20:55.000It's just absolutely ridiculous to me and I'm so tired of being run by criminals but that's just where we're at in America in 2023.
00:21:01.000You know, the left can go ahead and incite violence against us all day long but Tucker Carlson can't go and accurately report on his own show.
00:21:08.000I was just gonna say, AOC doesn't see that this is an endorsement of Tucker.
00:21:12.000Like, she's reaffirming to people that this is their guy, right?
00:21:16.000Because there are people, and you know, it is a little bit of partisanship.
00:21:19.000Anything AOC says is wrong, and to be fair, that's not an entirely bad judgment.
00:21:23.000But now that she's saying he's inciting violence, they know he's not.
00:21:26.000They know that she, as a representation of the left establishment, is afraid of him.
00:21:30.000It makes him even more powerful, especially to those who support him.
00:21:37.000And, of course, like you said, they accuse every single person who disagrees with them of inciting violence.
00:21:41.000That's the new version of calling somebody racist.
00:21:43.000All it means is you have said something that I disagree with, the term ends up losing all meaning, et cetera, et cetera.
00:21:48.000The other theory as to why Tucker Carlson is removed... So I got the idea here is that AOC is saying he's committing a crime, there's been big pressure, you know, so I doubt that's the reason, but, you know, maybe.
00:21:59.000But the other big question is, Tucker just moved to Florida.
00:22:12.000But he did so in the past week, which to some insinuates that he knew he was about to leave Fox News.
00:22:17.000So this could be kind of like a retirement.
00:22:20.000Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks said he believes that Tucker Carlson was trying to get fired on purpose because he intends to run for president.
00:22:27.000Several others are implying that he may be Trump's vice presidential pick, which would be the smartest move that would have been the smartest move at any point ever, except for the fact that no one believed it possible because Tucker was working at Fox News.
00:22:42.000Now that Tucker Carlson is a free agent, Trump-Carlson 2024 sounds extremely plausible.
00:22:49.000I would like that even better if he had kept his residency in Maine, and then we could have Maine's very first anyone in the Oval Office, you know?
00:22:55.000They've never had a president, they've never had a vice president.
00:22:57.000I think Maine deserves that win, and Tucker Carlson would have been the best pick for it.
00:23:03.000I would say it's a strong... It wasn't just a pun, it was a legitimate question.
00:23:08.000Do you spend a lot of time thinking about someone coming from Maine?
00:23:09.000Because I'll just say, someone from Illinois, someone from Cook County, I'm hoping whoever's elected is not from there.
00:23:15.000I feel like New England really needs to hold on, otherwise they're gonna have to merge into one state to have any kind of electoral power.
00:23:20.000But I'm being serious, I think when people pick vice presidents they do want to show that they are representing a different part of the country.
00:23:25.000That's why we picked Pence initially, right?
00:23:27.000We have this brash New Yorker and then we have this like evangelical standard Republican from the Midwest.
00:23:33.000In some ways, obviously we know Tucker Carlson is not like He does spend a lot of time in Maine, but he's not really from there.
00:23:40.000It would represent different parts of the company, although it would be East Coast dominance.
00:23:43.000I think it's... I think it would be an extremely unorthodox move to pick a VP who's from the same state that you are claiming residency in.
00:23:50.000Although I will say, I have not been interested in following the 2024, like, pre-election stuff so far.
00:23:57.000I feel like Trump's kind of bored of me, I'm not gonna lie.
00:24:00.000bickering with DeSantis but Tucker being involved like obviously it's not confirmed that he's going to be vp but him just being involved in you know the speculation that this could now be a thing has made 2024 a lot more exciting a lot more exciting i would say yeah I mean, I would love to see a Trump-Carlson ticket.
00:25:14.000The thing is, apparently before Tucker moved to Florida, he had met with Trump and I think Marjorie Taylor Greene or something like that.
00:25:22.000So the speculation was that something's been in the works for a minute.
00:25:27.000I feel like his relationship with Fox has been strained for long enough.
00:25:31.000As much as we appreciate what he does, it doesn't last forever.
00:25:36.000It wasn't sustainable long term and I don't think either one of the parties were entirely happy with No, I mean, look, Fox is gonna try to find their new, like, bad boy, too, their new anti-establishment guy.
00:25:50.000Well, exactly, because they're gonna want to be someone with sort of the veneer of being transgressive, but who will never say the kinds of things Tucker Carlson said.
00:25:59.000But the fact that we can't name, oh, they're obviously gonna put...
00:26:02.000We've got more news as to why people think Tucker may have been ousted.
00:26:17.000Jonathan Cogan says BlackRock increased position in Fox Corporation.
00:26:23.000Fintel reports that BlackRock has filed a 13G-A form with the SEC disclosing ownership of 45.74 million shares of Fox Corporation, which is, they say, it's an increase of 14.75%, an increase in total ownership of 2.7%.
00:26:40.000Do you think this played a role in Carlson's departure?
00:27:13.000BlackRock's the one company he's like, actually, I like them.
00:27:15.000For years, Tucker Carlson has had multiple segments talking about BlackRock.
00:27:21.000Well, see, in the amount of things that he's talked about from, again, January 6th, the FBI, the DOJ, all of the corruption and that, from the economy to the border, it's like he was talking about real substantial issues, not the distractions that the mainstream is continuously pushing our way.
00:27:35.000So it was only a matter of time before he was eventually taken off air because, I mean, we've all seen how powerful Tucker's segments were.
00:27:42.000We've all seen, you know, how much sway he had in the public, how much support he does have.
00:27:47.000So, yeah, I mean, I wasn't even surprised when I saw this, to be quite honest.
00:27:51.000Yeah, it was only a matter of time, right?
00:27:52.000He wasn't going to spend the rest of his career there.
00:28:27.000There's other questions about whether or not he just saw how much money was being made by people who were independent, and he realized that Fox News was just taking everything from him, you know?
00:28:36.000I wonder how much Fox News was trying to censor and suppress what he was trying to discuss.
00:28:39.000I wonder how much that was going on behind the scenes as well.
00:28:40.000he making? That's too much money. How much money is Tim making? No one should have that much. The
00:28:43.000government needs to take that. He makes that much to voice Dr. Fauci on Freedom Tunes?
00:28:48.000It's ridiculous. Well, let's see. And I wonder how much Fox News was trying to censor and suppress
00:28:52.000what he was trying to discuss. I wonder how much that was going on behind the scenes as well. So,
00:28:56.000yeah, that is why, again, you know, the independent media is so enticing to so many people because
00:29:02.000then you're not tethered to anybody or anything.
00:29:04.000You have nobody lording over you, telling you what you can and cannot say.
00:29:08.000You know, people have been making the meme all day, Tucker Carlson on leash, which I think is spot on.
00:29:13.000But what if he didn't even want to talk about politics this whole time?
00:29:43.000I think that the landscape of American media and politics has changed so dramatically that, you know, no one who goes into media right now knows exactly where their career will be in 10 years.
00:29:53.000And I think that's always been true of Tucker Carlson.
00:29:55.000It would be surprising to me if he hadn't seen some sort of writing on the walls and been plotting an exit.
00:30:02.000The weirdest thing about this to me is that it's so abrupt.
00:30:05.000I don't, yeah, I don't know if, it was, it was apparently like he got 10 minutes notice.
00:30:09.000But let's, look, look, well, I know that we're all sitting here somber and serious, but we have a very, very similar story that will allow us to laugh.
00:30:17.000And that story is Don Lemon says he was fired by CNN.
00:30:21.000Lemon said he's stunned and learned the news from his agent.
00:30:25.000Quote, Don will forever be a part of the CNN family.
00:30:27.000We thank him for his contributions over the past 17 years.
00:30:29.000We wish him well and will be cheering him on in his future endeavors.
00:30:32.000Well, I'll be cheering on his departure, so we're all cheering for something.
00:31:20.000I mean, it's also interesting to me that we're all like, oh, so Tucker's probably gonna go independent, whereas, like, Don Lemon, we're like, what is he gonna do?
00:31:32.000We just know he is not going independent, and partially this, like, how could they do this to me statement proves how much he wants to stay with the machine.
00:31:39.000It's just such a clear contrast in the mentalities, right?
00:32:57.000Jeremy Boring posted something like, many people are asking about Daily Wire, making an offer to Tucker, but wherever Tucker lands he'll be successful, and then he later posted, many people are asking about the Daily Wire hiring Don Lemon.
00:33:09.000I'm just kidding, nobody's asking that.
00:33:10.000That would be an amazing shakeup, though.
00:33:14.000It's a sad state of affairs, because basically everyone on cable news is somebody who would never have gotten a platform if they had to build it up on their own.
00:34:33.000Well, it depends on the kind of bar, I guess.
00:34:35.000No, I don't think based on the way the left and the right view Don Lemon, that there's any circumstance where he shows up somewhere and they're like, wow, Don Lemon, I'm such a big fan of your work.
00:34:47.000They might be like, oh yeah, you're Don Lemon.
00:35:03.000I think that would be an amazing character arc.
00:35:05.000But also, I think he's going to do what a lot of people who kind of fail their way out of the career they're in, whether it be media or politics, and he's going to go into academia.
00:35:14.000He's just going to become a professor.
00:35:16.000Some college is going to be like, oh, Don Lemon.
00:35:19.000We will just give you tenure right away, and you can teach the next generation of people, and then we get to bring you out whenever we're like, look how fancy our school is.
00:35:26.000And she checks all the DEI boxes as well, so that's a good point.
00:35:31.000This is the reason why, as well, media is so dead, because the next generation of journalism students are being taught and indoctrinated by people like Don Lemon and Brian Stelter.
00:36:21.000But I mean, it's a serious question, though.
00:36:23.000Do you think, yeah, are you really, like, what would I if CNN had a show with me?
00:36:27.000I would explain to the public why the sexual revolution is a farce, and this country's great Christian values, and that would be my morning show.
00:36:35.000I'd be like, this coffee is terrible, but you know what's even worse?
00:36:42.000I would turn the first morning show into a presentation on Alfred Kinsey.
00:36:46.000No, but in all seriousness, if CNN tried poaching an anti-establishment or right-leaning personality, and the CEO was like, look, we don't want to be partisan, Should they do it, right?
00:36:58.000Like, would you take a morning anchor position at CNN?
00:37:17.000If you have an ironclad contract where it's like, if you want to fire me, you have to pay me an additional million dollars, like, just run it out for six weeks, right?
00:37:23.000The reason why I wouldn't go there is because, again, I really do truly feel like corporate media is dead, so going to CNN would just kill my career.
00:37:37.000Like, you go into CNN, you look at the camera, and you explain all of the horrible things that the industrial military complex is doing and the wars they're pushing us into.
00:38:19.000The other thing is, I've actually gotten a bunch of messages from people and they were like, your main competition for 8pm has been removed.
00:38:26.000And it's like, look, For us, Tucker Carlson was competition.
00:38:30.000For Tucker Carlson, we are not competition.
00:38:45.000Yeah, you should ask Tucker to be your new co-host, dude.
00:38:48.000But I think the reason I was asking about CNN is because Chris Licht is clearly trying to fix the network.
00:38:54.000I'm not sure if it can be done because, like, if you bought a car and then, like, some guy, say it's Don Lemon, went inside that car and then defecated all over the seats, the nice leather seats.
00:39:07.000That happened to a friend of mine, actually.
00:39:08.000And then left the car in the sun for, you know, several days to fester in the summer heat in Las Vegas.
00:39:16.000And and then I knew the car was given was bought by some guys like I'm gonna clean this up You know, I still wouldn't want to ride in the car.
00:39:24.000There's nothing you could you could replace the inside and everything I'm just like you don't want to be in a car that Don Lemon sat in but it's not that it's like people are gonna see you driving around in it and they're gonna be like dude you're driving around in that car full of crap.
00:39:41.000He who humbles himself will be exalted.
00:39:42.000If that's what CNN is, I would go there and I would spread the truth, and I would take the embarrassment of being on CNN.
00:39:48.000But there's an important point to this conversation, which is that as we're talking about CNN, every single one of us is like, that would be super embarrassing to be on CNN.
00:41:05.000You're discounting a whole host of things that happened after the Civil War when it comes to African Americans, including the whole reason that the Civil Rights Movement happened.
00:41:13.000It's because black people did not secure their freedoms after the Civil War, and that things turned around.
00:41:18.000People tried to change the freedoms that were supposed to happen after the Civil War.
00:41:33.000Just because you say it's historical fact, it's not historical fact.
00:41:35.000The part that I find insulting is when you say today black Americans don't have those rights after we have gone through civil rights revolution in this country.
00:41:41.000The fact that I find insulting is that you are sitting here telling an African American about the rights and what you find insulting about the way I live, the skin I live in every day.
00:41:49.000Here's where you and I have a different point of view.
00:41:51.000And I know the freedoms that black people don't have in this country and that black people do have.
00:41:55.000Well, here's where you and I have a different point of view.
00:41:56.000I think we should be able to express our views regardless of the color of our skin.
00:41:59.000We should have this debate without me regarding you as a black man, but me regarding you as a fellow citizen.
00:42:56.000With due respect, I find your explanation reductive and actually insulting, including to black Americans, to say that black people today, compared to 1964, 1865, haven't made progress in part because of the freedoms we secured.
00:43:09.000And the Second Amendment was part of the... Hang on, please.
00:43:11.000I cannot keep a thought if you guys are talking to me in my ear.
00:44:38.000He actually seemed like he cared about reporting and, you know, highlighting issues that were actually affecting people, whereas now it's all propaganda.
00:45:15.000So, his network is most likely getting mad at him for being annoying, but it's not like he broke a particular story that anyone is speculating that they're mad at him for.
00:45:23.000And if that really says something, because with Tucker Carlson, we are speculating, well, maybe it was the January 6th story, maybe it was about the Dominion voting systems, whatever it might be, he stepped on a lot of toes, which, theoretically, is what a journalist is supposed to do.
00:45:36.000What story has Don Lemon broke of any consequence that any person in power would be upset about?
00:45:41.000Oh, he broke the story that he is a black man who has personal experiences that The Fake is wrong about.
00:45:46.000See, well, I didn't know that, so thank you for informing me now.
00:45:48.000I have so much more respect for his journalistic abilities now.
00:46:27.000There was a phone call interview, and there was a black radio host, and it was like a white woman, and she was like, well, you wouldn't understand because you're white.
00:46:38.000Like, her whole worldview was just totally racist, and she couldn't understand that there are, like, black people who have opinions.
00:46:45.000And then the weirdest thing, these white liberals who are like, They can't fathom someone like Candace Owens or Larry Elder or Thomas Sowell.
00:46:53.000Those people must be white supremacists or something.
00:46:58.000Yeah, people tell me that I want to be white so bad because I use my brain and I've done research regarding why our country is where it is.
00:47:05.000So that means I'm trying to be a white person apparently.
00:47:08.000Yeah, I remember, I told this story before about when I was at the Dakota Access Pipeline protest
00:47:12.000and had a white dude tell me that Asian, when he mentioned that being on time for meetings was
00:47:19.000colonial thinking. Nope, that's what he told me. And then I was like, what are you talking about?
00:47:23.000I was like, I have a meeting, I got to leave. And he's like, that's what the colonists,
00:47:26.000Native Americans, they didn't do that. They just, you know, they knew when to wake up.
00:47:29.000And then I was like, what are you talking about? Asians have schedules too, like what?
00:47:35.000And he was like, yeah, but let's be real, like white people brought that stuff to Asia.
00:47:39.000And I was like, Asians invented the compass 1,000 years before you did, dude!
00:47:45.000I'm not gonna sit here and listen to a white supremacist tell me he invented all culture in the world, but these people genuinely believe it!
00:47:51.000Like, they're white people who think they did everything, and anything good and, like, stoic or work-related or responsible is—they think it's just them, and they must bring it to all the lowly others.
00:48:05.000Because then they hate those things, they hate those good things, and they also blame white people for them at the same time while taking credit for them.
00:48:12.000So yeah, something like having schedules and being on time, that's why people think, like, the ancient Egyptians had sundials.
00:48:18.000Other cultures have had a concept of linear time, as it turns out.
00:48:24.000People figured out pretty early on that one thing happens after another thing, and that you can figure out what you're gonna do based on what things in nature do in their cycles, like where the sun is at in the sky, for example.
00:48:36.000And when we gotta harvest the grains to make our beer.
00:50:16.000A lot of people view this as a step towards being fired, but I just think they'll put them in the background for a little while, they'll go to the Bahamas, they'll hang out, and then they'll come back.
00:50:24.000They are hoping to keep these people employed.
00:50:25.000I think the first lady got fired for hiring Dole Mulvaney, and the second guy got fired for that stupid horse commercial.
00:50:31.000But they're not fired, they're on leave.
00:50:50.000Right, Dylan was posting almost every day, or every other day, and just stopped posting when this whole thing kicked off.
00:50:56.000So, I just want to say, like, I think Dylan Mulvaney is a person who doesn't have anyone who cares about them, and that deeply worries me.
00:51:04.000Like, anybody who is in Dylan Mulvaney's life would be saying, stop this.
00:51:09.000This is not acceptable, it's not okay.
00:51:11.000They're being driven by the TikTok algorithm into Like, look, Dylan Mulvaney came out in an interview and said, how come no one's messaging me to date?
00:51:22.000Like, clearly, the machine is pushing Dylan in a direction that regular people are not interested in, and the people who love and care about Dylan, or maybe there's nobody, are not doing anything to help Dylan with.
00:51:32.000I mean, Mulvaney was even just interviewed in that article where, you know, she was talking about... I don't think Dylan Mulvaney is trans.
00:51:41.000That's what I... Sorry, I don't know what we're allowed to say here.
00:51:44.000This isn't my YouTube channel, so I'm just trying to be extra safe here.
00:51:47.000Well, let me just say it real quick so you can make your point.
00:51:49.000Dylan Mulvaney does not, in my view, I'm not a doctor, exhibit any of the traditional gender dysphoria or AGP or AAP, which is what is typically associated with transgenderism, publicly.
00:52:02.000Dylan Mulvaney made a video singing about looking at his bulge, which is clearly the opposite of AGP or gender dysphoria.
00:52:10.000It seems like Dylan Mulvaney is just mocking trans people to get views because the algorithm keeps promoting it.
00:52:16.000Yeah, I mean, look, I think when you have a giant marketing firm that throws somebody like this out into the public eye, the public absolutely has the right to comment on it and the public absolutely has the right to say what they think is despicable about it.
00:52:53.000I had a friend who was watching some of these American Idol cringe compilations where someone who is really bad at singing is intentionally selected to be on the show so they can sing poorly and the audience can laugh.
00:53:17.000For the American Idol thing, and it's in so many other facets of life, there are people who are, they genuinely think their friend can sing.
00:53:24.000They're like, you're so good, you should go.
00:53:28.000And so I've had friends who've tried it for American Idol, and when they explained to me the process, they were like, oh, like all the bad singers you see, Half the time, they're not even in the room with the judges.
00:53:38.000What they'll do is they'll record the bad singers in front of a camera, and then they do a cut that makes it look like the judges are in the same room, but they're not.
00:53:46.000They're watching a video screen of it.
00:53:48.000But sometimes they are, and that means that the producers go to the bad singers and say, we want you to sing in front of the judges.
00:54:05.000I think what's wrong with Dylan is narcissistic personality disorder.
00:54:09.000I think everything that Dylan is doing is an active choice to pretend to be trans.
00:54:13.000And there's more evidence to suggest that Dylan is faking it.
00:54:16.000Olly London has produced previous interviews and recordings showing that Dylan Mulvaney has lied about when he was transitioning.
00:54:23.000And other trans people have come out on YouTube videos saying Dylan is clearly not taking estrogen, despite saying on two different occasions that he had started taking it at two different times.
00:54:32.000So not only does he contradict himself, but these other trans YouTubers have said it doesn't look like he's even taking estrogen at all based on his body.
00:54:40.000It makes it even more bizarre to me because Dylan did undergo serious plastic surgery, right?
00:54:45.000Like, it makes this- I think that was just societal pressure to be quite honest with you.
00:54:52.000Apparently, I don't know if this is true, but people have pointed out that Dylan did not get facial hair removal.
00:54:56.000Just facial slimming, which is more easily reversed.
00:55:02.000Meaning, if Dylan ever decided just to go about living not as a woman or whatever, or doing this publicly, Dylan would very quickly look male again.
00:55:11.000Like, this Bud Light or Budweiser thing came out to mark 365 days of girlhood, right?
00:55:18.000This one-year mark is when all of this happened.
00:55:21.000What if In another week, Dylan comes out and is like, I tried it, but you guys are so hateful, I'm just going to go live as a man, and you guys are bigoted and terrible.
00:55:41.000So it's been a while like you said he was consistently posting but I what I view with this whole entire thing is again corporations taking advantage of mentally ill people and I don't say that in you know like I mean yeah in a disparaging way I'm not trying to be hateful here when I say that but yeah very clearly if you are cross-dressing if you think that this is how women behave if you think that this is normal behavior in society And a lot of people do because we've hyped it up instead of telling people the truth, which is why you have all of those viral clips of Matt Walsh and Michael Knowles when they do speak to transgender people because they're very clearly telling them the truth, and the transgender community can never argue their points properly as to what it does feel like to be a woman.
00:56:18.000I can't even explain what it feels like to be a woman, and I am a woman because it's not a feeling.
00:56:22.000It's something that you're born with, right?
00:56:28.000And so this is just corporations taking full advantage of easily manipulated people.
00:56:33.000Tim, I was talking with you about the United Airlines transgender that was platformed, given all of the affirmation, put into an advertisement, and ended up offing themselves because of I don't know, whatever pressure.
00:56:45.000And you know, I was actually in front of SCOTUS for the Trans Day of Vengeance that got cancelled as well.
00:56:50.000I was speaking to a transgender woman who was basically saying, oh yeah, I self-harm to get attention because I want to be visible and that's why the trans community commits self-harm.
00:57:02.000I think this is one of the big issues with what we're seeing with Dylan Mulvaney.
00:57:05.000First, that what I see in Dylan Mulvaney is narcissistic sociopathy, not gender dysphoria.
00:57:12.000When the people who are experiencing gender dysphoria, they're not doing what Dome Mulvaney
00:57:17.000does dancing around in the woods in high heels and singing, Look at my bulge over and over again,
00:57:21.000and keeping facial hair and other things like that. Well, and what's what's happening is
00:57:26.000these big tech platforms, like Jack Dorsey said all those years ago, were concerned about suicide
00:57:32.000rates. So they started offering up social media protections for these people, which was then
00:57:37.000quickly exploited by people who want fame and attention but don't want to get any penalties.
00:58:07.000When you look at Dylan's earliest content, it was animals, it was Dylan on the Price is Right, and then when Dylan made a trans video, boom!
00:58:15.000That's when he started getting traffic, started getting fame, and he chased after it.
00:58:19.000Well, remember the video too that came out where he was like, oh, I can't find any roles as, uh, I can't even remember what he said, but he was basically like, oh, my friend wrote a role for me as a more like trans feminine person.
00:58:30.000And, you know, again, like he has been trying to adhere to this.
00:58:33.000He did find fame in this and it does seem like he has stuck to this and he is really, uh, you know, taking it as far as he can.
00:58:41.000I think the issue with that was that, uh, Dylan had previously said, I guess one thing I'll say about this is that I don't even like being exposed to this.
00:58:48.000The fact that kids are exposed to this is what bothers me.
00:59:59.000I just know that... Well, aren't all companies in China basically controlled by the CCP anyway?
01:00:03.000So it's... Well, that's why we got this wave between like November and January, this wave of like 25 governors who were like, you are not allowed to have TikTok on a state-owned device because part of the user agreement is that it can collect all this data, including whatever else you have on your computer, like your browsing data and things like that.
01:00:20.000So like, if you are a government employee and you have some sort of Like, someone who works at the DMV, right?
01:00:25.000And they're pulling up whatever, and then they decide to watch TikTok on their computer.
01:00:29.000Like, they have now exposed your data to this company that has to report data to the CCP under a 2017 national intelligence law.
01:00:43.000Like, I'm not saying you can't say the things that you say on TikTok.
01:00:45.000I just don't want that technology that is serving a different entity.
01:00:51.000It's not serving the people of the United States.
01:00:53.000Yeah, well also freedom of speech does not mean that foreign adversaries are able to collect data on all of your intelligence officials and your government and your citizens.
01:01:02.000But see, the problem is our own corrupt government that is, instead of fixing the subversion by the Chinese problem, is instead saying, here's the Patriot Act 2.0.
01:01:11.000We are going to instead fix this problem, use it to further come down on your constitutional rights.
01:01:29.000The latest sales data from Nielsen IQ and Bump Williams Consulting show that Bud Light sales fell 17% in dollars while volume dropped a whopping 21%.
01:01:42.000Yo, this has got some feathers ruffled up.
01:01:45.000YouTube started taking down videos and this is what I said.
01:01:48.000My opinion on the matter, opinion, is that the sales decline was bad and Anheuser-Busch got angry and went to YouTube and said, why are we advertising on your platform if it is loaded with people ragging on us?
01:02:02.000And so I think Bud Light was like, take these videos down.
01:02:12.000I think we're going to see that in the next report, it's going to be comparable in terms of sales decline, and then the sales decline will reduce.
01:02:39.000week it goes from 92 to let's just say I don't know 81 and they report the drop
01:02:45.000now is 10% but it's still around the same amount of beers a little bit more.
01:02:49.000What's gonna happen is if they declined by 21 beers this past week when the same
01:02:55.000number of beers decline it's a it's going to be a actually I think I got the
01:02:59.000math wrong my point is it's going to look like the decline is is easing off
01:03:04.000because the boycott will reach a point that it's enough of the market shares
01:03:09.000If 20% of people no longer buy beer, then Bud Light's market cap will drop by 20% and stay there.
01:03:16.000And once it stabilizes 20% lower, they will say the boycott's over, the decline in sales has ended, despite the fact what really happened is no one is coming back to buy their beer.
01:03:28.000I will say too, I actually am proud of the right wing for You know sticking it Sennheiser Bush and actually sending this message because typically in the past I feel like we get angry about things but we're internet warriors and that's about it so I mean seeing the pushback on this has been great and I think it has sent a message to a lot of other corporations as well and they're gonna start being more careful about what they're advertising.
01:03:52.000Yeah, so I actually did a cartoon about this a while ago called What the Media Thinks Right-Wingers Are vs. What They Actually Are, and the joke we were basically making with it—you know, you can go feel free to check that out, Freedom Tunes—but the point we were making with the video is they paint conservatives out to be this highly motivated terror threat when conservatives can't even get people to boycott things.
01:04:13.000It's like, yes, I'm going to give my life in a fiery blaze to commit an act of terror.
01:04:17.000And then it's like, hey, how about we like don't eat the cupcake brand that just issued a commercial, which was just two dudes making out.
01:04:25.000And then we see with this, fortunately, my expectations being subverted and conservatives actually doing something.
01:04:31.000I think part of it, I mean, I wonder if part of it is that so many people who identify as, you know, as their former marketing person said, like, as the fratty, humored, kind of regular guy felt not only isolated from this, but then attacked, right?
01:07:10.000Well, they don't want to subtly signal they're, like, affiliated with this in any way, right?
01:07:15.000If you offered someone who came to your home, like, if you have a co-worker you're inviting over, you don't know them well, and you're like, can I give you a Bud Light?
01:07:24.000This is the meme Bud Light created with sponsoring Dylan Mulvaney.
01:07:27.000Guys, like, you are already seeing the left champion Bud Light, and the right say Bud Light's bad, so what's going to happen is you are going to have people at Pride parades cracking Bud Light.
01:07:38.000And it's a whirlpool for Anheuser-Busch.
01:07:41.000There is no escape for what you have done to your brand.
01:07:46.000It will be the markings of gay pride parades, of pride nights, and conservatives and regular people are going to be like, I don't want to do all that.
01:07:54.000So they went from being a generic alcohol get drunk beer to a leftist activist political brand that people aren't going to want to associate with.
01:08:04.000I will say I don't drink beer, really, but I hit a point where I was like, I have to know how to order, like, I have to have a brand name to say when somebody says, do you want a beer?
01:08:12.000And I pretty much always order Yinglings because I know they donated to Donald Trump's campaign.
01:09:22.000He put a video on Twitter where he smashed a Bud Light with a baseball bat and said, stay the eff away from our kids.
01:09:28.000We should have just been like, this beer's full of testosterone.
01:09:32.000I remember, yeah, I don't know who, again, it was a stupid marketing campaign because it's also not like, like you said, because Bud Light went from a kind of meaningless name, you know, I just want something cheap, into like this is, no one was like, yeah, that's my brand of beer.
01:09:48.000I remember when... That's why their sales are dropping.
01:10:14.000So Bud Light is big in hockey, but hockey is also the most outspoken against the LGBTQ nonsense.
01:10:19.000Right, and a lot of places like the hockey arena is just like a sports arena.
01:10:23.000They just put down the ice, you know, that's how it is in Dallas.
01:10:26.000I think that is what I'm finding most interesting because when they're saying the volume, like what people are ordering going down, it means that certain restaurants or like No, they are not going to be able to sell the stuff, so they're not even going to order it.
01:10:39.000And that's pretty crazy, but it makes sense, because why would you waste your money on it?
01:10:43.000Well, and so, I guess my point was just that I used to see it like, okay, you have the very, very low tier where you're dealing with like Rolling Rock and Keystone, and then slightly above that is sort of where Bud Light is, but now Bud Light's just below all of it for me.
01:11:09.000I'm already seeing the videos on Instagram, too, because I don't have TikTok, but I'll see, like, the TikToks that get posted on Instagram of men, like, doing blind beer taste tests, and they drink all of them, and they guess them, and then they get to Bud Light.
01:11:20.000they talk in this like really effeminate voice.
01:11:22.000And they're getting like millions of likes.
01:11:46.000Dylan Mulvaney's popularity is completely rooted in a robot randomly choosing Dylan Mulvaney videos to show, the big brands then saying, this gets views, sponsor it, and now their brand is ruined.
01:11:56.000I think they will, because there's a lot of brands, like Nike, which conservatives were so mad at Dylan Mulvaney for having the- I thought we were mad about Colin Kaepernick.
01:12:05.000Yeah because we tried to boycott that once upon a time and then we fell off the wagon.
01:12:08.000We were supposed to be mad about uh you know Nike enslaving children and then using the child labor for to make uh you know their products but Dylan Mulvaney is why we're mad at Nike.
01:12:17.000It's like conservatives have the memory of a goldfish I'm not gonna I'm not gonna lie to you guys but anyways the companies that are already all in on DEI and are already woke and know that they're I guess their customer base is going to be more behind them because they're supporting a Dylan Mulvaney type who's been demonized by the evil right wing.
01:12:44.000No, I think it's literally, sorry, I think it's literally all gonna be what you said, which is these brands that have carved themselves out in the market as a progressive option, and they're gonna go, can you believe how people treated that poor Dylan?
01:14:15.000So it may be that conservative women don't want to look like Dylan Mulvaney, and it may be that, privately, these liberal men don't want to look like Dylan Mulvaney, but they clearly really do resonate and support Dylan, so I think it's a compliment to tell them they do look like Dylan Mulvaney.
01:14:30.000Well, you know that liberal women lie to themselves and that's their entire persona.
01:14:35.000So, of course, they would say, yeah, I want to look like Dylan Mulvaney.
01:14:53.000And it is getting bad and people are finally waking up.
01:14:55.000But it does take The average person being personally affected, which maybe there were a lot of Bud Light drinkers, and that was them being personally affected, and that's why it was such a big campaign.
01:15:10.000Because of feminism and because of the disunity between the sexes we see as a result of quote-unquote sexual liberation, women are taught by this culture to be relentlessly critical of men until that man puts a dress on.
01:15:21.000And then you just have to gush about everything they do.
01:15:23.000And you see this, you guys were mentioning earlier, they want to claim that they see this person as pretty, but they don't just say pretty.
01:15:30.000It's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen!
01:15:33.000And they're all over the top and losing their minds over how beautiful they are.
01:15:48.000Is it built into the female nature or something?
01:15:52.000What I'm saying is that the argument is women are saying two men are more beautiful than us, are better at sports than us, and it's okay and acceptable.
01:16:02.000It's a fact that women as a whole are not naturally combative.
01:16:05.000So if a man comes into the space and says, I'm a woman now, I'm better than you, and I'm going to take away your rights, by the way, and if you combat me, you're a bigot and you're getting cancelled, the average woman is not going to push back.
01:16:17.000They're going to be like, ooh, yeah, uh, okay.
01:16:28.000I also think that because women are more emotional and they're guided to do things, like, it makes me think about, like, I don't even think this happens to middle school boys or middle school boys at all, but girls are like, don't gang up on other girls.
01:16:56.000We're supposed to be welcoming and inclusive.
01:16:58.000Like, these sort of progressive emotional appeals really reach women because women are already conditioned to live in a more emotional place than men, which can be beneficial to society.
01:17:08.000But in this case, it's basically them getting taken advantage of, right?
01:17:11.000They're being manipulated by this person who does not have True ties to their community and they are not willing to oust him.
01:18:29.000Complicated, though, because one thing I've noticed with women in this culture, and with just the fall in human nature, you know, men and women are different, we have different strengths and weaknesses, and one thing you see with women, and I don't know if this is cultural or if this is biological, but they often will scorn other women for making choices that help them to better themselves, and they will cheer other women on when they do things that are self-destructive.
01:18:52.000So when a woman posts, exactly, a woman posts, I've been working out, I look better than I ever looked, have looked in my entire life, and especially if she says she's doing this to make her husband happy, she is torn to shreds.
01:19:06.000But when a woman says, I am sleeping around and getting as out of shape as possible because who cares, and just choosing the immediate short term, there's going to be so many women in the comment section clapping for her, whereas they tear down women who are trying to build themselves up.
01:19:26.000I personally feel like it's not necessarily I think that it's a generational issue and I think this is what happens when third wave feminism opened the door to being like women need to compete with men in a platform in a lot of ways that are unhealthy them like the reason that the transgender movement is overwhelmingly the appeal is towards women is because they're saying like after so many years of saying like you have the same quality as men so therefore you should get to be in the workforce we are saying the same thing we have the same quality as women so let us into your bathroom well see and i think one of the best points that continues to drive this home is the fact that men
01:20:01.000Are not dealing with women in their spaces, taking over their spaces, and again that does go into our gender role, that does go into emotionally and biologically just how women respond to things.
01:20:17.000And on top of that, like, add to the point that we are a culture that is already, you know, via the education system, trained to be subservient, trained to listen to the authorities.
01:20:26.000When you have corporations, politicians, the entire government backing transgenderism and saying that if you come out against it, that you're a horrible, awful person, that you're a bad Christian.
01:20:36.000We even have churches coming forward now and, you know, pushing this ideology that is inherently anti-biblical.
01:21:00.000There's tons of strong men that are willing to put women in their place and they're on the left.
01:21:04.000These corporate executives are telling women what to like and what to buy, and the women are saying yes, and they're buying it, and they tend to be male executives, and the right— Look, I'll tell you this.
01:21:19.000We have women come on this show, and conservative women will say, repeal the 19th Amendment.
01:21:23.000Where do you stand, Hannah Clayburn, on repealing the 19th Amendment?
01:21:27.000I'd be for it, but I don't trust the men in this generation, so it's hard to say.
01:21:31.000Where are you on removing women's right to vote?
01:21:34.000I've looked at the demographics, and if I had to give up my one vote to 100 psychopathic, emotional, manipulated women couldn't vote, then I would.
01:21:42.000And it's always the conservative guys who go, no, no, women should vote, women should vote.
01:21:48.000My point is, on the right, the guys are saying, well, women can choose what they want to choose.
01:21:52.000On the left, they're saying, look at this picture of a man in a bra.
01:22:19.000And so that's what we see, where they are telling women to do something that will not make women happy and to do things that won't make them happy, and then men aren't there to say, don't listen to that idiot.
01:22:58.000I think that, like you said, If you have a group of women and you have one man that comes in and says, no, that's dumb, that's stupid, the entire group of women is going to be like, oh, is it stupid?
01:23:31.000If the women were of the collective opinion the man was desirable, they would be competing for him.
01:23:35.000And if they're of the collective opinion that the man is undesirable, they would be like, ew, no, I'm not gonna listen to that guy.
01:23:40.000I think women more so do things for themselves than they do for men, right?
01:23:43.000Like, the saying is, women wear makeup for women, not for men.
01:23:46.000Women get dressed up for women, not for men.
01:23:48.000There's that famous tweet where a woman said, male privilege is being able to wear the same clothes every day without anyone criticizing you, and a guy responded with, that's women criticizing you, literally no man cares if you wear the same cute dress twice.
01:24:12.000They talk about the unfair standards that the fashion industry places on women.
01:24:17.000It's like, yes, the fashion industry is notorious for testosterone-filled, heterosexual men being in control of everything and all the fashion trends.
01:24:25.000So I think when it comes to the guy who comes in and says something, the real question is not the guy, it's whether the women agree among themselves that the guy is an authority or isn't an authority, is attractive or isn't attractive.
01:24:36.000So if they respect him and not find him interesting.
01:24:38.000If a chiseled six-foot-three guy came in and the women all were just like, he is bad for this reason, then they would be like, ew, no, yeah, I agree, he's bad.
01:24:51.000And if he was really nasty and ugly, this is why left-wing guys are the way they are and right-wing guys are the way they are.
01:24:56.000Well, I would add something else, though.
01:24:57.000I think that if a man is really disciplined, the women will respect him for it.
01:25:13.000I think social pressure is the biggest factor for most humans on most things.
01:25:17.000Men tend to be more disagreeable, and that's gonna result in them being more individualist, and women tend to be more agreeable, meaning they're gonna be more collectivist.
01:26:24.000That's why we have a lot of dysfunctional relationships because people are in relationships where there's not a balance of benefits.
01:26:32.000Where the dad's a stay-at-home dad and the mom is bringing home the bacon.
01:26:35.000Or, well, it's oftentimes, I mean, yes, that is a particularly, let's call it interesting, subversion.
01:26:42.000But what happens a lot of the time is women will end up usurping without being able to abdicate, so they will take on male privileges, but also male responsibilities without, like, losing the female responsibilities.
01:26:57.000So she's still very much going to be the one dealing with the children and that's because innately women are biologically better predisposed to deal with children.
01:27:04.000Like they can actually help feed and nourish children.
01:27:08.000So the idea that we're just going to do this swap-a-roo where in our relationship it works for him to do the more feminine things and me to do the more masculine things.
01:27:15.000No, you're still going to get stuck doing the feminine things because he literally can't do those.
01:27:19.000And you can't do the masculine things as well as you think either.
01:27:34.000I think the point we're making here, though, is that, again, just the subversion of the gender roles and the complete destruction of those have created such just an unsatisfactory society for everybody involved.
01:27:46.000And that's why everything is in such disarray, because I feel like we have gotten so far away from morals, from values, from just being normal people, to be quite honest, to put it plainly.
01:28:03.000No, I mean, I think part of it is we're asking everyone to go against their natural inclinations and instincts, right?
01:28:11.000And so no wonder by the end of this, and like I said, I think it's generational.
01:28:15.000I think this has been a pressure cooker for a long time.
01:28:17.000By the end, people are like, I don't even really think I'm supposed to be the gender that I was born into, because how do I know I'm supposed to feel anything?
01:28:23.000Like, all of my instincts are probably wrong, and they can't see the nuance between, like, you'll hear so often, like, well, our son was really interested in his sister's Barbies.
01:28:32.000Maybe he just likes hanging out with his sister.
01:28:36.000And instead, we've made it like we're constantly looking for You know what I realize, though?
01:28:40.000They're different and we accept them anyways instead of saying like you're normal and that's actually awesome. I'm
01:28:45.000so happy that you're normal You know what I realized though in the age of social media
01:28:48.000I I honestly think that the transgender and LGBTQ craze is a direct result of the fact
01:28:54.000That anybody can get attention on social media nowadays It's very easy.
01:28:59.000So now you have to go to much more extreme lengths to get more attention and to be more famous and to be on the top.
01:29:07.000And that's why we've also gotten to the point where we've gotten to because people continue to feel the need to compete with who's the coolest, who's the most unique, who's the most extreme.
01:29:16.000Yeah, I need to stand out and I will do anything to do it.
01:29:18.000Yeah, I think it goes even deeper than that, though.
01:29:20.000The first thing I want to say is relevant to the comment you made about people being punished for being natural.
01:29:40.000I mean, if that makes you happy, I'm glad, but let's just say normal.
01:29:43.000But beyond that, with what you said, social media is exacerbated, but I think it goes much deeper.
01:29:49.000The advent of reliable methods of artificial contraceptive have completely changed society in ways that no one is willing to discuss or account for, because that's It's complete and total self-indulgence culture.
01:30:00.000allowed to criticize. But once we removed the purpose of sex from sex, then the purpose of
01:30:05.000sex itself, i.e. your biological identity, also stopped having a purpose and started being about
01:30:10.000you just the way that sex has. So my biological sex exists for me and my pleasure, so why can't
01:30:17.000it be whatever I want it to be? Why does it have to fit into a specific role? Why does there have
01:30:20.000to be a logos to it? It's complete and total self-indulgence culture. Exactly. Indeed. I think
01:30:25.000we've got some stories for the members only section and we should carry on that conversation
01:30:29.000there because there's a lot more to be said, but probably better off doing that in the not so
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01:30:49.000But we're gonna go to super chats right now, so smash that like button!
01:30:52.000We're gonna read what you guys have to say.
01:30:54.000So before the show started, we got a super chat from Leon Yoder who said, the special guest is Seamus Coghlan.
01:31:01.000There was a couple other people who tweeted, when I tweeted we have a special guest tonight, someone was like, it better be Seamus Coghlan.
01:34:59.000What's happening is, so it's creating an opportunity for shows like ours to capture that audience, because we have similar conversations that Tucker has.
01:35:38.000Uh, Alex says, but for real, should have changed the logo to TuckerCast.
01:35:41.000Extra people should be Seamus and Primetime99.
01:35:45.000Uh, so I reached out to Tucker Carlson's people and I said, we will, if we have, if Tucker can come on the show, we'll, we'll put up a title card saying TuckerCast IRL.
01:36:19.000Tim was like, all right, I'll tell them another time.
01:36:22.000All right, Daniel Trinka says, AB InBev spending more on marketing for other brands like Modelo and the fightin' spirit trying to capture anti-woke money from the uninformed.
01:36:31.000Yep, because I wonder how the sales are for Modelo.
01:36:42.000I've seen enough of the infographics where it's like, It's not just Bud Light, it's also all of these that I think they're fighting an uphill battle.
01:36:50.000I think people are more aware than ever, but of course some will sneak through.
01:36:54.000Well, and this is what's important for you to remember.
01:36:56.000Even though I think, yes, a total boycott of Anheuser-Busch would be great, I certainly would advocate for that, and I'm not buying their products anymore.
01:37:04.000When people say boycotts don't work because a parent brand only has this sub-brand and the rest aren't effective, what they're missing is a boycott sends the message that the consumers did not like that particular behavior, and so the parent brand knows not to try that with their other brands.
01:37:35.000When Luke's here, he always, once the show wraps, he always goes and watches Tucker Carlson, which he digitally downloads or whatever, live.
01:37:43.000and he was getting do you remember when we were in the car together and this is right after the Eminem thing and I kept making I kept doing my Tucker impression Eminem's were and Luke was getting so angry did I was riffing for like a half hour like every every now and when it got a little quieter like The Green M&M is the most attractive thing I've ever seen in my life.
01:38:23.000By the way, the wonderful thing about Luke not being on the show is you still get to hear all of his opinions in the chat because he sits there and cries the entire time about the fact that I'm there instead of him.
01:38:46.000By the way, if a fan... Is that because you took down the American flag to put that up?
01:38:50.000Listen, I didn't touch anything, but what I am saying is to the wonderful, incredible fans who make these kinds of things, if anyone wants to just make a papal flag and send that in.
01:39:00.000Potatoes for Seamus says, Seamus, I came out of the potato field to watch you.
01:39:03.000Glad you let us away from the mean Luke for the sea of potatoes to the promised land of taters.
01:39:08.000I did do that, and I appreciate the credit.
01:40:27.000The fact is Tucker's audience, 3.3 million, only about four or five hundred thousand are in the key demographic, meaning you've got two and a half million people who are older than 55 who watch Tucker Carlson regularly.
01:40:40.000Our audience is like 70 to 80 percent uh what is it 24 to 45 so and then we have some like teenage like 18 to 24 and then some 55 plus but it's mostly in the key demo granted we don't get 3 million views we you know we get I think we average like half a million per day on the show, from like 300 and something on YouTube, and then 100 and something on the podcast, and then we get, with the clips, like 800 to a million.
01:41:08.000I think they mean they did it immediately.
01:41:35.000Carl says, with Fox now out of the way, you can get Tucker on Timcast.
01:41:39.000All you gotta do is, if you know Tucker Carlson, tell him we want to have him on the show and we'll get him out of here, I mean.
01:41:46.000So my understanding is we reached out to his people, they said they talked to him directly and put in their request and that's all we can do is now go on the show and beg and pray that Tucker will grace us by appearing on the podcast.
01:42:57.000Rob says, Tim, now is your chance to partner up with some local distilleries that have the same values as us and get your, and get your liquor license.
01:43:03.000I'll create an entire cocktail menu inspired by our mutual beliefs of individual freedom.
01:43:08.000Yeah, our editor-in-chief slash head bartender.
01:43:10.000Yeah, he made a whole big culture war menu and it's actually really good.
01:43:14.000You should tweet at him and get his recipes.
01:43:17.000As for local breweries and distilleries, we've been talking to local breweries and we were actually talking with one about doing a signature brew, but we got to get the space up and running.
01:43:30.000We got to get a liquor license and then we would have our own signature beer.
01:45:31.000But I'm saying if they can get away with calling it Trump's insurrection, then I don't know how you could sue someone for calling it Ray Epps' insurrection.
01:45:37.000Well, it's because Ray Epps is a fet, so...
01:45:48.000And I think the Fed, it depends on your definition of Fed, and I think they set things up perfectly so that they can sue you if you do something like that.
01:45:55.000You, not so much, I mean the rhetorical you, like Fox News is scared.
01:47:16.000I can do his speech patterns, kind of.
01:47:18.000Joe Rogan, like, pauses and talks like, the thing about that is this.
01:47:24.000He totally, like, he'll be thinking and he moves his arm like this.
01:47:28.000I've never, I've not seen anybody able to impersonate Joe Rogan.
01:47:31.000Well, it's because of, like, he has certain mannerisms that are easy to pick up, but his voice is so unique that he's really, really hard to do an actual impression of.
01:51:11.000I love it when life gives you Don Lemon, right?
01:51:13.000Like, I already pitched that he's going into academia, but maybe he'll take over some, you know, not very well-known non-profit and rename it Don Lemonade and he'll just give out money.
01:51:22.000Matt Meadows says I nominate Dan Bongino to take the 8pm slot at Fox.
01:51:26.000It's like, man, did people not realize that they booted that Dan Bongino was out?
01:51:54.000So Tim, how do you feel knowing you're now earned this time slot?
01:51:58.000No, Tucker, no more competition, ha ha ha ha ha.
01:52:01.000I actually had people texting me saying, like, the 8pm time slot is yours, and I'm like, Tucker Carlson was getting 3 million views, getting like 10 times the viewership that we were, but, you know, I'll take whatever trickles off of his empty slot now.
01:52:14.000I mean, we got a lot more viewers today, so.
01:52:17.000Maybe Fox will, you know, hire you for that slot, and we'll just broadcast from here.
01:52:23.000Paul Sikora says, Seamus, who in your opinion is the better theological thinker and writer, or who is more influential in your understanding of the Catholic faith, St.
01:53:26.000It has to be like, there has to be a moment when a scraggly, um, it's gotta be like a democrat like Schiff or Kinzinger, and they're trying to get something, and then we just have them be Gollum.
01:54:06.000I feel like we need to at least like a 15 second monologue from both of you in the Gollum voices.
01:54:10.000It has to be a monologue for our next episode.
01:54:13.000We're each going to pick a famous monologue from a movie or TV show, and then we have to deliver it as Gollum, and we'll see whose is better.
01:54:46.000Although there would be something to be said of having a Trump rally after the 2020 election and having Gollum just say, THEY STOLE IT FROM US!
01:55:30.000Remember when beer commercials were a bunch of like scantily clad women and the message was that if you drank their beer attractive women would want to have sex with you?
01:56:57.000No Soup for Nole says, still waiting for the special guest.
01:57:00.000Wow, so Noles, firstly, No Soup for Noles is a voice actress who does the female voices on Freedom Tune, so I think she got jealous of my Gollum impression because she knows she can't do one that's nearly as good, and I think she wanted to hurt my feelings, and that's what we're seeing right now.
01:57:46.000But it's not going to work because I know what you're trying to do.
01:57:48.000Callan Shaw's indie game says, Shimcast is back, trying to remember whether it was Knowles or Fradd, it was Knowles, who called him a Shiite Wahhabi Catholic.
01:58:02.000Yeah, so we just got sponsored by this prayer app called Holo.
01:58:06.000And the joke we do, I'm so glad they were okay with this app, or this ad, and I'm so glad they liked it.
01:58:11.000But if you guys, if you watch our last video, there's one at the end of it, it's, I really recommend you check it out.
01:58:17.000The last couple videos we did have this holo ad, and it's super funny.
01:58:20.000We had Michael Knowles on, and Ian asked a religious question, and he was like, you really need to ask Seamus that, who is a Shiite Wahhabi Catholic.
01:59:04.000It's Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff arguing about Trump, but they're both in the voice of Gollum, acting like Gollum, and Seamus is one and I'm the other.
01:59:14.000Or you should just do this show regularly in your Gollum voices for as long as you can.
01:59:19.000We'll literally just do Joe Biden quotes as Gollum.
01:59:24.000Poor habits is just as bright and talented as white habits is!
01:59:35.000That's, yeah, so Matt says, Tim, voice for Lori Lightfoot.
01:59:38.000Actually, that's the Lori Lightfoot voice.
01:59:40.000That should be the Lori Lightfoot voice.
01:59:42.000We did a cartoon with her behind the paywall, but I don't think we've done one with her on the main channel.
01:59:47.000We got a story for you guys over in the uncensored portion of the show, so smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends, because apparently, with Tucker out of the way, we are now going to be the biggest show, finally, the only thing standing in our way.
02:00:01.000Tucker Carlson has been defeated, and that means the 8pm slot's ours, so, you know, Seamus, welcome back.