On this week's episode of the podcast, we discuss the fallout from the Day of Vengeance on social media, and the calls for a "Day of Vengeance." Plus, Caspes Brew Coffee is now available for pre-order!
00:00:00.000We've got interesting news coming out of Twitter.
00:00:20.000We heard that Marjorie Taylor Greene, Andy Ngo, the Post Malone and many others had been suspended for calling out what's called the Trans Day of Vengeance.
00:00:29.000Well, as it turns out, Twitter is actually stating they're banning anyone promoting it, and because they had to manually go through and remove all of these, some people got mixed up with those who are actually promoting it when they were calling it out.
00:00:42.000This is the problem with social media censorship.
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00:05:45.000I'm a former prosecutor and then went to New York and signed with a bunch of networks.
00:05:51.000I was on ABC News Good Morning America, exclusive to them in the morning.
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00:06:49.000So I'll be we should definitely talk about the later in the show, that point at which the split started to occur.
00:06:55.000And when you started to see it, because you're actively working in these media companies when it's It's fascinating to be in those newsrooms and to be in those management meetings and discussions and, you know, discussing the editorial, what's going to be the rundown of the shows, what are we going to cover, what are we not going to cover.
00:07:10.000It's very interesting to see how this just evolved over time and I had Steve Krakauer on my show who did a book recently called Uncovered and it talked all about what was going on in the newsrooms.
00:07:21.000He had worked at CNN as well and just sort of the metamorphosis covering everything between COVID and the pandemics, the 2016 election, the 2020 election, and how that all has really just shaped what we've seen from my corporate media.
00:07:42.000My resume is not quite that long, but Monday through Friday at 3 p.m.
00:07:46.000we do discuss pop culture, movies and television, Hollywood, and a lot of times that is, unfortunately, where Hollywood, politics and culture all seem to intersect.
00:07:55.000So it does kind of cross over into the sphere.
00:08:32.000It says, Remove tweet violating our rules against violent speech.
00:08:37.000You may not share abusive content, harass someone, or encourage other people to do so.
00:08:42.000This is a post from the Post Millennial on Twitter that said radical trans activists and a DC Antifa group are organizing a trans day of vengeance protest and they've blurred the day and the location because Twitter is cracking down.
00:08:56.000Now I saw initial reporting that Marjorie Taylor Greene had been suspended for calling it out and the initial assumption was that people who were reporting on this and criticizing it were getting suspended.
00:09:06.000But what Twitter claims to have been trying to do, I think I might have the tweet here, This is Ella Irwin responding to Ian Miles Chong saying, uh, Ian Miles Chong tweets, Twitter is now cracking down on those who promote the Trans Day of Vengeance poster, which mostly comprises of trans militants who are calling for a day of mass violence.
00:09:25.000Do not share the poster or you could be caught up in the bans to prevent mass violence from happening.
00:09:49.000This is absolutely fascinating because, for one, we're still seeing a problem of contextless censorship.
00:09:55.000You know, criticizing this is not the same as promoting it, but the automated censorship can't track that.
00:10:00.000But more importantly, when I went on Rogan's show all those years ago with Dorsey and Vijay Gade, I specifically highlighted leftist violence.
00:10:08.000Incitement to violence was being allowed on the platform.
00:10:11.000Meanwhile, people on the right were being banned.
00:10:14.000Now, Twitter is actually cracking down and removing left-wing calls for extreme violence.
00:10:18.000I wonder if this is an inflection point.
00:10:20.000Yeah, it's really interesting, fascinating to see how this has evolved and who's to credit for it, you know, Elon Musk, I guess, or some of the new teams that are in there trying to crack down.
00:10:29.000But it's interesting because we see people like MTG, Andy Ngo, they're hitting them, but only because they put it out there to highlight it, that this is improper.
00:10:40.000to call for trans vengeance and violence like this, which is, you should have a right to be able to call it out and say, this is improper, this is dangerous, it doesn't, you know, belong here, you know, in society, but that then they try to go back and say, no, no, no, no, no, no, we just don't want anything suggesting violence, not even anyone criticizing the people who are calling for violence.
00:11:01.000I'm not mad at Twitter about this one, though.
00:11:04.000They corrected it, they restored the accounts, they did an automatic sweep.
00:11:09.000I'm actually curious, Ian's perspective, because you moderated for Mines, so I'm wondering, I mean, if you're watching far-left extremists, or far-right extremists for that matter, Thousands of accounts promoting a day of mass violence.
00:11:22.000I think they did the right thing, too, because it's like if someone posts child pornography on Twitter and then other people like retweeting it and saying, look how gross this is.
00:11:30.000You're still complicit in proliferating child porn at that point.
00:12:57.000They were calling for a weekend mass violent wave, considering what just happened the other day with that trans mass shooter.
00:13:04.000Yeah, Twitter's like, we gotta get this off the platform now.
00:13:08.000So it's a challenge of, If you're reporting on it, you shouldn't get censored for reporting on it, but if you get caught up in a mass sweep to eliminate extremism and then get reinstated, it's unfortunate.
00:13:22.000It's kind of like a reporter standing on the side of the street while there's a riot, and they're recording it, and the cops are like, get out of here!
00:13:27.000And they grab the reporter with everyone else, they arrest the reporter, then they let him go.
00:13:31.000Like drug sweeps when people get pulled up in police raids, and then some people are there who aren't actually there legally committing any crimes, and then and hopefully if done properly,
00:13:41.000they're released upon finding out that they're not actually guilty of anything,
00:13:45.000whether that's possession of some type of substance or a weapon or anything like that.
00:13:48.000So it feels more like something like that.
00:13:50.000Also, I did want to ask, is this connected directly to the image
00:13:53.000that they're posting or is it keyword search with hashtags?
00:14:31.000Well, it's like she's trying to call out something that is a call for violence that can be, you know, potential like criminal conduct that also, in my opinion, presents an issue and a real threat.
00:14:44.000So when you think about it, I would want to know if I'm living in that area that there's going to be this trans vengeance situation, call for violence, no offense, as a public safety issue, if I'm going down the street, if I'm going somewhere, I want to know what's actually going on and be alerted to it in my community.
00:15:43.000Yeah, I mean, I think it's a real problem, the call for violence.
00:15:46.000But since it's actually an event that is going to take place, then you also, I believe, have a responsibility to let people know and to be aware of it.
00:15:55.000And then if you're a prosecutor in law enforcement, et cetera,
00:15:58.000you want to try to control the situation, mitigate the damage, the threat to public safety,
00:16:02.000mitigate the threat of personal injury or harm to people, of riots, of creating an unsafe situation, which
00:16:10.000we have seen happen over and over again with the call for situations like this,
00:16:15.000whether it's Ferguson or with the hands up, don't shoot, which then turned out to not have happened.
00:16:20.000But they said, well, it was important to call this out.
00:16:22.000I'm telling you, it goes on from here and there.
00:16:31.000I don't care who you are, how you identify, who you sleep with, you know, you don't have a right to commit violence that injures the community and causes harm to other human beings.
00:16:48.000Well, it's got enough buzzwords for people to figure it out.
00:16:51.000Do you think you could, or should, prosecute someone for creating this and calling for this and posting it on the internet?
00:16:58.000No, but that's criminal versus civilly.
00:17:01.000So put it this way, if it's something where there's like a threat of violence, we call them terrorist threats, but that's just the name on the penal code for a lot of this, which is if you threaten the life of somebody and say, you know, I'm going to do this or that or cause, you know, harm to someone on and you threaten them, you're not allowed to do that.
00:17:18.000Okay, and that can rise to the level of a felony.
00:17:21.000But this will say, well, this is just a poster calling for people to meet peacefully.
00:17:28.000However, the people behind it, if ultimately that event takes place, and someone does get injured or harmed, then you're looking at a civil forum where someone can come in and sue the people who threw the event, et cetera.
00:17:41.000Which, by the way, we saw with January 6th, right?
00:17:50.000And it's in the courts, a lot of it right now.
00:17:54.000Even using language like vengeance, isn't that just neo-Marxist behavior, right?
00:17:58.000To just use vague language, which they can manipulate at any time that they want to mean whatever they want, because it's vague, and it doesn't actually have any type of implication to it.
00:18:19.000Just following what happened in Nashville with these poor children and these faculty members, there is a clear understanding of what that poster means.
00:19:19.000They are looking at... Look at the rhetoric around Christians and what they think of Christians, and it's kind of clear why this person did this.
00:19:29.000But let me pull up this next story we have from the Postmillennial.
00:19:32.000The Postmillennial reports, quote, hate has consequences.
00:19:36.000Trans group mourns death of Nashville trans mass killer.
00:19:41.000The second and more complex tragedy is that Aiden or Aubrey Hale, who felt he had no other effective way to be seen than to lash out by taking the life of others.
00:19:50.000This tweet says, prepare to defend yourself.
00:19:52.000This weekend has already provided us two crystal clear reasons why we need to be prepared to defend ourselves at a moment's notice against Nazis and fascists.
00:20:01.000I don't want to read too much more into this for obvious reasons because we're talking about the lengths they're going to advocate for more violence but that post outright said this weekend get ready and they're calling it defending yourself.
00:20:15.000The far-left extremists go around smashing windows and throwing firebombs And then when the police try to arrest them, they say they're allowed to defend themselves.
00:20:24.000They call the torching of buildings and the beating of people in the streets self-defense.
00:20:29.000That's what they're doing now with this.
00:20:31.000I'm worried about what's going to happen this weekend.
00:20:33.000So I would only say if you are in the DC area, you need to be extra careful, be prepared.
00:20:48.000This, to me, the parallels are just, it's unbelievable.
00:20:51.000If you look at the juxtaposition just even between, you know, BLM and the whole, the justified right to violence that they assume and mischaracterize as self-defense.
00:21:03.000It's BLM, it's Antifa, it's all the same nonsense.
00:21:08.000And they hide behind their rhetoric and their rights that they say that they have against everyone else.
00:21:13.000That they are allowed to engage in violence, that they are allowed to loot, to shoot, to harm, to injure, to destroy communities, destroy property, and it's out of control and it's got to stop.
00:21:23.000And this is just another manifestation of those movements now being expressed in the trans movement.
00:21:29.000You know, another manifestation of that behavior, I think, is NATO, or the way that NATO's been behaving by putting military bases right on the border of countries, and then if the countries get upset and invade, they're like, dude, you can't put turrets in front of someone's front door and expect that you're the one that's under attack when they blow up your turret.
00:21:49.000Yeah, they attacked your turret that was attacking their space by encroaching on it.
00:21:53.000So like, if you, you can't, that's just this whole plank, getting up in a cop's face, pushing or like, you know, getting them to push you and then claiming you're a victim.
00:22:03.000If any videos come out this weekend, I urge everyone to pay very close attention to when that video starts.
00:22:09.000Look for the editing that usually comes to manipulate how an interaction started between law enforcement.
00:22:15.000That's always the first thing you should pay attention to because it speaks to their desire to push you, push you, push you until you do something back and then they have the weapon they need.
00:22:24.000During Occupy Wall Street, there was a viral video that showed several police officers striking protesters and one cop was swinging his baton like a baseball bat.
00:22:34.000The occupiers made a propaganda video where they turned the baton into a lightsaber to make it funny and meme-able, and it was clever.
00:22:42.000And then someone later released the full footage showing the protesters attacking the police first, shaking a barricade trying to knock it over, and then one person hits the head of the cop, knocking his hat off, and then the cop pulls the baton sideways, starts pushing him back.
00:22:56.000They start hitting the cop back and then he starts swinging the baton.
00:22:59.000They cut that out to make it look like it's just the cops swinging at these people.
00:23:03.000And the funny thing about all this is they started saying because of my live streams, you can't edit this, you can't fake it, it's raw, it's live.
00:23:13.000And then when they did bad things, they'd remain quiet.
00:23:16.000And then the moment the police attacked, they would take the link, tweet it out, police attack innocent protesters, because anybody who tuned in at that moment would only see the police attacking protesters.
00:23:28.000There's so many ways to lie to people.
00:23:32.000Whether it's articles written, like Lie by Structure, where all the important information comes in the last paragraph of an article that's five paragraphs long.
00:23:41.000In media, whether it's audio, visual, there's 10,000 more ways to lie without actually lying.
00:23:46.000Have you seen what Reuters reported about the shooting?
00:23:50.000Former Christian school student shoots up church and school.
00:23:54.000Oh yeah, none of the headlines had any of the pertinent facts in any of the headlines.
00:24:00.000I would like, though, with this shooting, with this mass murder by Audrey Hale, just to remember, just to leave the ideology out of it, if you can.
00:25:15.000Okay, there are background checks, there is that.
00:25:18.000The answer isn't to say, oh, we're going to suspend, you know, rifles or guns, etc.
00:25:22.000It's like, the people who pick them up are the ones that are making these choices that are doing this to engage in that behavior.
00:25:28.000How about actually caring more about protecting soft targets and children in schools, because this keeps happening because it is a vulnerable asset for someone seeking to do harm and take life.
00:25:41.000They're not doing it other places where they actually have armed security and guards.
00:25:46.000I mean, look at every single instance of this.
00:25:48.000So when the people say to me, oh, well, you know, this is the problem because the person had guns and they went in there and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:25:53.000And don't you love children enough to actually stop and ban these?
00:25:56.000I love children enough to have, like, retired military veterans, etc., retired law enforcement come in that would like another job after they retire, go in there to protect children, bring in canine dogs, etc., and harden the target.
00:26:14.000I was on the shooting team, officer-involved shooting team, and any time an officer had to discharge a weapon and someone was killed at the scene, etc., I had to come in and investigate and clear the shooting.
00:26:24.000I've run all the courses, myself personally, with weapons, a simulator for school shootings, for everything, for preparedness for officers to go in.
00:26:35.000But unless we're willing to make these tough decisions and actually decide that children shouldn't be collateral damage, people who choose to educate children should not be allowed to be collateral damage, then you're going to see stuff like this happen.
00:26:49.000Because evil like this is going to follow the path of least resistance.
00:26:56.000And there's reports that this person went, oh, no, but there was somebody there with security, so then went back over, you know, to this school.
00:28:29.000Or allowing teachers to arm themselves.
00:28:31.000Well some schools have allowed that, right?
00:28:34.000I'm not so sure arming teachers is the appropriate response.
00:28:37.000I think teachers should be allowed to be armed, but I think armed security makes the most sense.
00:28:41.000But also, there's plenty of volunteers.
00:28:43.000If you're just saying, okay, this is going to cost many billions of dollars, it's just a very reflexive response that I think is just, you know, soft work.
00:28:51.000It's not actually smart in terms of actually analyzing what the, you know, economic cost might be, you know, versus actually, you know, the loss of life.
00:28:59.000But these are the same people that say, you know, it's okay to abort your baby after it's born, if you get what I'm saying.
00:29:03.000And I've sat in those courtrooms too with Dr. Phil Gosselin, the maniac out of Philadelphia that was literally drowning children, babies, in the toilet after they were born alive.
00:29:12.000So, you know, these are the same people like, you know, championing those causes.
00:29:16.000It's never too much if it's Ukraine, if it's to promote, you know, the murder of innocent children and babies.
00:29:24.000Too much money if we have to actually protect our children, you know, in schools.
00:29:41.000I've worked in some really crazy, like, schools in San Francisco that had a lot of, like, you know, people that had problems with, like, juvenile crime and whatnot.
00:29:48.000But, you know, there's some schools in certain areas, they got metal detectors.
00:29:51.000But, like, don't be the person that sits there with your abacus and you're deciding and playing with human beings' lives and children's lives.
00:30:28.000It's sort of an emotional visceral reaction to what you see and like getting tired emotionally as a human being because you care of seeing the same thing happen over and over again and you want to come up with a solution.
00:30:38.000Well, so the issue at hand for a lot of people is that this individual clearly was suffering from some kind of mental distress.
00:30:45.000I think the individual clearly... Well, it's a fact that the individual was diagnosed, and I think that's what's been reported, with depression, anxiety, gender dysphoria, things of that nature.
00:30:55.000I don't know if I care if someone has a mental illness.
00:31:01.000I don't think Second Amendment allows for you to bar them from owning guns.
00:31:06.000Someone could be outright schizophrenic There would have to be a due process adjudication and after due process your rights can be curtailed, right?
00:31:15.000You can be locked in a box after due process.
00:31:19.000You can have your rights to a gun taken away after due process.
00:31:21.000So in that capacity, We have to recognize the challenge.
00:31:25.000A lot of people said, I don't think we should ban guns in this way because they will just pathologize conservative thought.
00:31:57.000I thought somebody said that they added masculinity to the DSM, so maybe at one point anyone who wants to own a gun anyways would be seen as somehow masculine or toxically masculine to them.
00:32:08.000So the story was, in 2019, they called traditional masculinity harmful and faced an uproar over it.
00:32:13.000I don't know if it was added to the DSM-5 or anything like that.
00:32:15.000Yeah, they made it the DSM-6, wouldn't it?
00:32:17.000I'm concerned with that whole... Yes, we need the new version of the update.
00:32:21.000By the way, that's the letter... But it all centers on the access to diagnoses of the different disorders that one can have, you know, multiple...
00:32:29.000And that's the language way that they get you to.
00:32:32.000Remember, it used to be toxic masculinity.
00:33:07.000So just because someone is diagnosed with something doesn't mean they are a clear and present danger to themselves or anyone else.
00:33:16.000So I do think for someone like this, or anyone, The challenge here is the red flag laws.
00:33:23.000If someone can go and petition the government to file some kind of claim against you to take your weapons, here's the only thing I have against it.
00:33:32.000If someone calls up a court and says, I believe Tim Pool is a risk to himself or others, they can serve me a notice and then I'll have my lawyer answer it and they can screw off because they need probable cause proof and due process before they can deprive me of my rights.
00:33:45.000But what these red flag laws do is they show up to your house and say, doesn't matter, a judge said so.
00:33:51.000The accused has a right to defend themselves in due process.
00:33:55.000But that also, you're a thousand percent right and I think it's very disconcerting because we've seen this abuse of process, this lack of due process.
00:34:03.000And what we have seen recently, just saying the weaponization of not only the political system, but of the judicial system, you have activist judges on the bench.
00:34:16.000And you also have to be careful who you get in front of.
00:34:19.000I know as a prosecutor, every time we'd be like, Oh, geez, you're gonna get in front of, you know.
00:34:23.000I knew if I was going to try a case in Norwalk, California, they called it No Walk, because the judges there were like, oh, hell no, they dropped a bomb on you.
00:34:31.000But then there was other ones who were like, nothing to see here, folks.
00:34:33.000We can't even identify the individual here.
00:34:48.000DA's office and even San Francisco was more liberal it wasn't like that but now we have like gas you know this whole like Soros like funding to all these different guys that are very like weaponized activists and you trace you follow the money you see who's supported who's made donations to them and then you're the person that has an accusation against you and you would appear in front of That judge, or you appear in front of that DA with a case, it's gotten very complicated.
00:35:32.000You never know what you're going to get.
00:35:33.000I think there's a way to balance out the justice system like judiciously with accorded judges.
00:35:38.000I think having one judge with all that power, like you're explaining, they can fall.
00:35:43.000And also lifetime appointments is another situation with some of them with the federal judges and whatnot.
00:35:48.000It's pretty scary because those people get entrenched in there and there, you know, they have these different, you know, mission objectives, you know, like before we so say that, you know, Court of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal was like where all like justice went to die, because they just had such an activist agenda.
00:36:06.000And then Trump started reporting some other judges there to like balance it out.
00:36:10.000So people actually listen to the cases versus just like rubber stamping no by.
00:36:14.000I want to jump to this next story here from the post-millennial.
00:36:16.000We've got a lot of post-millennial stories today.
00:36:18.000FBI's former top profiler warns of potential for contagious copycat crimes in Nashville after school shooting.
00:36:26.000Following such a shooting, O'Toole said that communities should remain on alert for up to two weeks due to the potential for copycats.
00:36:34.000Quote, in 2000, when the FBI released its first report on school shooters, we found that the copycat influence was powerful and it influenced the 18 cases that we studied.
00:36:44.000This report was compiled in the wake of the Columbine High School shooting, which claimed
00:37:12.000Just like when all the pictures emerged, you know, of her, it's like, oh, take him down, when they said, oh, identifies as, you know, he, him, and they started taking him down one after the next.
00:37:20.000People were screen shooting him to preserve it so the public could actually see before they could shapeshift the narrative.
00:38:33.000I think if they're not going to release the manifesto and they're going to cite copycat fears, I'm fine with it.
00:38:39.000I will then choose to assume the motivations, and I think it's fairly obvious.
00:38:45.000So unless they want to present any evidence to the contrary, this is clearly a far leftist gender ideologue who killed Christians because Christians are trying to stop the mutilation of children.
00:38:57.000Yeah, well even then it won't matter because it'll be called gender affirming care and it won't matter because people, the average person who's uninitiated to what's going on in the world right now, will see the Christians as aggressors in a lot of these
00:39:08.000cases because they're going to say, you're trying to prevent these kids. Like you really do
00:39:11.000have to be steeped in not just the ideology, but the political ramifications of all of this
00:39:16.000together. Otherwise it really does because of the how intricately the media is able to weave these
00:39:20.000stories together. They will come out looking like the bad guys. And if they can't, the media will just
00:39:24.000stop reporting on it. Like they always do. If you let yourself play identity here, it'll get used
00:39:29.000against you. You need to focus on the drug use of this kid, this 28 year old woman, and how long
00:40:17.000It's like, mind blowing to me how quickly this has happened.
00:40:21.000And you see a story like this, no offense, you're thinking twice about all of this, I've got to become this person, that person, you hear all the horror stories of people like regretting that they're pushed into this, whether it's by abusive parents, like the book that you mentioned, Tim, genderqueer, going through that, growing up in an abusive, you know, environment.
00:40:41.000And just questioning, you know, your identity or it's bad to be a woman or it's bad to be a man.
00:41:00.000And maybe it gives you some reflection.
00:41:02.000personal reflection in your life about the choices that you're making and how you're being duped and totally brainwashed by this you know by the media and by these groups that actually are trying to literally identify what you might be despite what you're born you know at birth and teaching people in hospitals to identify well this person may be binary this baby that's like three minutes old or it may be a man instead or a boy instead of a girl like how is this even happening?
00:41:30.000This is what they're educating people about.
00:41:32.000Yeah, I want to give you a little life hack.
00:41:33.000Society's going to tell you what they think you are.
00:41:37.000Real quick, The Hill, The New York Times, and many others are reporting the shooter was under doctor's care for an emotional disorder, but they did not disclose the specific treatment.
00:41:46.000Okay, so I don't know, what's the legal, what's the, like, the legality of if a murderer waives, do they waive their rights?
00:41:52.000Even a dead murderer, do they have rights anymore?
00:41:54.000Yeah, I mean, like, yeah, what is their right to privacy now that they've committed a heinous, horrific crime?
00:42:12.000There should be transparency here for the purpose of public education to know what transpired here because otherwise they'll continue to lie and tell us it's this, this, this, this and try to, you know, modify, shapeshift the whole narrative.
00:42:26.000So that it's something that suits their ultimate ideological, you know, pathway and endgame.
00:42:30.000And that's why I have a problem with it.
00:42:34.000I want to know what's actually in the manifesto.
00:42:36.000I understand, I guess, I have a great concern about, you know, public safety or copycats and encouraging this.
00:42:42.000And, you know, I had a lot of colleagues, you know, at Fox that say, and one of my great colleagues, a great friend of mine, Greg Gutfeld says, if you continue to report and do this, it makes Highlights for copycats and it encourages people to go out there and repeat these crimes if we're giving it Energy if we're giving it life and breathing into it all the time, but there has to be a balance between responsible reporting to not encourage it and create copycats and
00:43:09.000And also allowing the public to have a right to know the facts, etc., because rightfully so, we have become distrustful of the corporate media and the narrative that they push on us every single day, which, by the way, they have proved to not be trustworthy when we find out time and time again that what they told us was bold-faced lies.
00:43:30.000And that's what I want to stop in this country, because this is America.
00:43:49.000Say, for example, this was a case where the perpetrator was not, you know, DOA, dead on arrival, killed on scene, you know, officer in tracking, blah, blah, blah.
00:43:58.000Then you would say this is an ongoing investigation, and because of that, we cannot release this information because it would jeopardize the, you know, the nature of our investigation, the legitimacy of it, and our ability to be able to catch the ultimate perpetrator and bring them to justice.
00:44:16.000And to your point, that's what you're saying.
00:44:17.000You have someone who we actually know who committed it and now we actually need to know why, how, how this transpired, who else knew there was an issue, what kind of, you know, culpable responsibility there is in order to actually make sure this doesn't happen again. Otherwise, you're going to see
00:44:34.000the same thing. It's going to be, you know, Parkland, it's going to be you've all day it's
00:44:38.000going to be what cash it's going to be all these things over and over again, without having an
00:44:42.000understanding that leads towards prevention and protection of public safety. Who would we
00:44:47.000petition to get these medical records on the case?
00:45:00.000You see it with Jim Jordan and the rest of them in Congress that are calling for transparency.
00:45:05.000They have the power of subpoena to be able to bring people forward, whether it's the DA Alvin Bragg to understand what he's doing with the weaponization and politicization of the office, or whether it's the Twitter files and all the different investigations they have going on.
00:45:18.000They're saying, we actually want the information.
00:45:21.000They could call for that here as well and say, we want to make sure, we're going to subpoena, we want to know exactly what the hell happened here, we want to know what's in the manifesto, we want to know what you guys are hiding from us, and we, the people, and who we represent, have a right to know, we have the power of subpoena, you will be forced to comply with it, no one is above the law, whether you're a DA, you're a judge, you're the lead officer investigating this, etc.
00:45:46.000You could subpoena the doctor that she was under the care of.
00:46:00.000Confess to them or the intention to commit a crime, the intention to commit, you know, homicide and do a school shooting or do a mass shooting like this.
00:46:10.000And we do know That one friend was DM'd about this and there was a suggestion that she wanted to commit suicide, life was not worth living, that she was going to do something really bad, etc.
00:46:21.000Then everyone says, okay, well, is that person, should they be liable for failing to report?
00:46:27.000And there's all kinds of protections that go involved with that, whether it's chronic language, whether it's doctor-patient privilege.
00:46:33.000But when the person who perpetuated the crime and perpetrated it Yeah, I would be okay with offering immunity to the doctor and even anonymity.
00:46:54.000I'm not interested in hurting that person.
00:46:55.000Even if they said to the person, do it.
00:47:37.000They weren't part of the natural discourse.
00:47:39.000And to see more than one a year, it's just too much for me.
00:47:41.000And if you don't find out the information, then they look for scapegoats.
00:47:45.000Well, let's talk about those scapegoats.
00:47:47.000We have this story from the New York Post.
00:47:48.000NBC freelance reporter ripped for linking Nashville shooting to Ben Shapiro and the Daily Wire.
00:47:55.000He deleted it, but Benjamin Ryan tweeted, NBC has ID'd the Nashville shooter as Audrey Hale, 28, who identifies as transgender and had no previous criminal record.
00:48:04.000Nashville is home to the Daily Wire, a hub of anti-trans activity by Matt Walsh blog, Ben Shapiro, and Michael J. Knowles.
00:48:16.000Look, I just don't see... I think a lot of conservatives think this country is still unified.
00:48:24.000And they're shocked that journalists would do these things.
00:48:26.000There was just a thing in the New York Post about how patriotism in this country is the lowest it's been in the entire history of this country.
00:48:35.000Patriotism and love of country have never been lower.
00:48:37.000But what I'm saying is, I think conservatives still believe there are rules.
00:48:42.000They think there are rules, and they demand you play by them.
00:48:46.000And these people are going, OK, I'll take the tweet down.
00:48:58.000They're sitting in their room laughing, being like, these morons are still playing by the rules while no one else is.
00:49:04.000Also, nobody sees the retraction anyways.
00:49:07.000But in general, you post the article first, you get the rage out of it, you retract it later when all of that's passed through and maybe a quarter of the people that saw Did you say this article got taken down?
00:50:13.000If Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, The Daily Wire are saying, this is bad, this is dangerous, and we need to do something about it, and then a trans person goes and shoots up a church and school, doesn't that prove The Daily Wire correct?
00:50:27.000That we need to pay attention to what's going on, we need to help these people and prevent these tragedies from happening?
00:50:31.000No, you shift the narrative and make it about gun control and say that people shouldn't own guns and then immediately people forget.
00:51:13.000They're talking about how one of the weapons, it was two AR-15s and a handgun, but I'm pretty sure, I could be wrong, you guys in the chat correct me, pretty sure one of the weapons used by the shooter was an AR-style 9mm rifle.
00:51:26.000So is that, it's not like a 5.56 or anything like that.
00:52:43.000And by the time we figure everything out, you know, whatever, or there's a retraction or we actually find out like Twitter files or whatever.
00:53:22.000But it's also incentivized because it works.
00:53:24.000It actually creates profit because they get people clickbait to click on it.
00:53:28.000And that's it They don't care if they have to retract it later.
00:53:32.000Was it like there's no consequence in the early days way way worse Now when did it shift?
00:53:38.000You know, like we had kind of mentioned this before, but like when you went through, I think, 2016 election because of the whole Trump derangement syndrome and all the insanity that people like flipped out about that.
00:53:49.000Then we went into 2020 election, everything that transpired there.
00:53:54.000Then it was the lockdowns, you know, with the pandemic leading up to 2020, people all at home, newsrooms changed.
00:54:02.000No one was in the same room like we are right now today going over stuff.
00:54:06.000And then you had a lot, quite frankly, of the young people out there that were working in some of these jobs, etc., and like a very vocal minority talking about how this made them feel or that made them feel or, you know, they were upset.
00:54:17.000Remember the Tom Cotton stuff in the New York Times in the editorial?
00:54:21.000And then, like, everybody was rioting at the New York Times saying, we were so disgusted to work for this news organization.
00:54:59.000So you're saying that a lot of this disruption in media and, I don't know, crackery or whatever you want to call it, this breaking of the narrative, is because the newsrooms are diffused?
00:55:08.000You're no longer in person working together?
00:55:10.000I think it's one of the ingredients to the chaos cocktail, where it's like, you have that, you had the pandemic, people not together, and to be quite frank, just all the response, like Donald Trump and what he did, Being an outsider and someone coming in that wasn't part of that political, you know, establishment, right?
00:55:29.000But to be fair, you saw the same thing.
00:55:32.000They stole from, you know, Bernie Sanders.
00:55:34.000Bernie Sanders was not part of the establishment.
00:55:36.000They wanted, you know, Hillary Clinton, anybody, you know, but Trump, someone that they could establish.
00:55:41.000So when you actually see They're very similar, the two sides.
00:55:46.000They mirror each other in the establishment, the way they want to control people, the way you think.
00:55:51.000And if you're not someone that beats to that drum or plays inside that system, you're an agent of chaos and they will do whatever it takes to destroy you.
00:55:57.000Bernie bent the knee and shifted his policy positions.
00:56:01.000I just think there's no moral character there.
00:56:03.000I think there's no moral character there.
00:56:05.000He actually stood and believed in something and then he showed himself to be, you know, sort of a, you know, a false prophet, not someone who actually stood for his principles and what he believed in.
00:56:15.000He also, you know, essentially let the DNC and everyone take the, you know, the nomination from him and gave it over to Hillary Clinton.
00:59:52.000I gotta ask you, for a lot of people who have only seen this from the outside, I'm wondering, what was your experience inside watching this weird polarization and this shift happening, not just in news, but in politics, especially considering your work in San Francisco?
01:00:07.000Yeah, you know, it's so interesting because I was first lady of San Francisco, right?
01:00:11.000Because that like, we're not going to try to hide this.
01:00:24.000It wasn't like your right privilege and you get like, you know, gold medal to like defecate on the streets in front of kids.
01:00:30.000Like it wasn't You were married to the man.
01:00:31.000Clearly, there was something good that you saw in all of that that's not there anymore.
01:00:37.000OK, well, yeah, I saw somebody who was very hardworking and actually really cared about people and really embraced the idea of being a public servant like I did, working for the district attorney's office and trying to do good and do Something incredible for the community and that all involved, you know, actually, you know, law and order and making sure there was not like chaos in the streets, that they were safe, that communities were safe, the children could walk to school, that, you know, people could, you know, raise their kids in different communities.
01:01:04.000You could invest and buy something that added and increased in value, right?
01:01:10.000Live your American dream, all the above.
01:01:18.000Care.cash was, we're not going to subsidize addiction and polysubstance abusers by sitting there and giving them cash to just feed their addiction and kill them.
01:01:29.000To just essentially be an accomplice to take a life.
01:01:31.000To actually try to battle back to give people, you know, drug counseling, treatment, get them clean, help them with getting a new job, helping to reunite, family reunification, whether, you know, if they ended up in the court system, et cetera, we'd have drug court and help people actually through the process and care about them instead of just like throwing a buck at it and saying your life isn't really mattering to this community, we're just gonna put you to the side for a second here, et cetera, et cetera.
01:02:00.000So my question is, With all of those good things you were seeing and doing, did you actually witness the brain slug enter Gavin's ear and take over his mind and turn him into whatever it is he is today?
01:02:18.000But how did he go from being- I'll tell you, because there was a whole movement that became this super, like, liberal, left, like, woke agenda that is extremely persuasive and aggressive.
01:02:31.000And if you're not going to stand on principle, like they'll, they'll tsunami over you.
01:03:05.000He was the most conservative person and moderate, like responsible about taxes and incredible programs for small businesses, all of the above.
01:03:13.000Then we saw people come in like the quote, bicycle coalition.
01:03:17.000You cannot believe the power of the very vocal minority that comes in with their really weaponized agenda and how they will spend their entire lives to destroy you and try to make a point across so that they become the loudest noise that you cater to.
01:03:34.000And I've seen it happen over the years.
01:03:36.000And we've seen this with the woke media what's gone on.
01:03:39.000And you see it also, quite frankly, with, you know, the mainstream, like corporate weaponized media now doing the exact same thing.
01:03:49.000And it's just happened, you know, one vicious cycle after the next, I will say probably the ascendancy of Donald Trump Help feed this in that people became so upset so deranged so obsessed like addicted to Donald Trump and Trump derangement syndrome I think it's a thousand percent real we've seen it at all across all the different election things campaigns events all of the above that literally they're like we have to move like in unison against this one
01:04:17.000you know, entity, dangerous, like force and movement in the country.
01:04:21.000And so it was just a complete slingshot of aggression back in the other in the other
01:05:30.000So it becomes obviously, you know, incredibly complex.
01:05:34.000Let's see if my ex-husband runs against my future father-in-law.
01:05:36.000I don't want to just keep talking about him, though.
01:05:38.000I'm curious about, you know, what was this cultural shift in media and across the board that, I mean, just to elaborate on the experience for me.
01:05:49.000When I started working at Vice, I wanted to be there because they were edgy, because they were not establishment.
01:05:54.000Shane Smith, the CEO, had gone on Colbert and said, look, we're not left, we're not right.
01:06:03.000And then I went and worked for another company that was new.
01:06:05.000And then within eight months, boom, they were getting woke.
01:06:07.000Of course they went broke, laid everybody off.
01:06:09.000I'm just, I'm just curious your perspective on how this, how this happens to these companies.
01:06:13.000I mean, I think, you know, okay, I'll tell you this, because I also had worked at, you know, MSNBC, but like filling in, doing analysis and, you know, filling in like primetime anchor, like for Dan Abrams, I was part of his show.
01:06:26.000Everyone was trying to kind of do the same thing, right?
01:06:28.000Except Fox, yeah, was definitely more conservative, for sure.
01:06:32.000But they're not even that conservative these days to begin with, you know what I mean?
01:06:35.000Tucker's fantastic, I think, like The Five, whatever.
01:06:39.000But MSNBC made a You know, conscientious decision from a management perspective to go ahead and be the counter-programming to Fox News.
01:06:53.000That's what happened first in terms of the big, you know, cable news networks.
01:06:57.000Then seeing the success that MSNBC was having in the counter-programming, like you have to remember back, there were nights like Rachel Maddow, you know, Oberman, everybody doing incredibly well in the ratings, like giving Fox a run for their money, okay?
01:07:11.000And we were like, You know, the, you know, engine that couldn't fail were like propelling forward with like smashing ratings.
01:07:19.000Then CNN saw what was happening with MSNBC and decided they would follow suit.
01:07:26.000So then you had someone like Jeff Zucker, who was super Trump, The Apprentice, everything, you know, besties at weddings together, you know, all of the above, come in and try to push CNN to that extreme when, you know, Don Lemon, Don Lamont, You know, Cuomo, who, by the way, I worked with at ABC News at Good Morning America, was not this person that was like a super leftist or anything like that.
01:08:06.000They weren't able to capitalize on it.
01:08:08.000And you saw their like online thing, the CNN digital total collapse, no infrastructure, no authenticity, and then layoffs, Zuckergang, all of the above.
01:08:19.000So CNN's in a free fall with like horrific ratings right now, right?
01:08:22.000It began to like drop down with MSNBC.
01:08:26.000You had the pandemic, you had Trump, you had all these movements, and you had the mainstream media, the print journalism, Also being very aggressive, following through with that to say, like, this is not what we want, and making all these constant attacks and attacks.
01:08:42.000Then you also saw the political process weaponized against conservatives, against Trump, with all these different investigations that later out turned out to not bear any fruit, right?
01:08:52.000But it's actually what paid for them to continue editorially to go after him and demonize.
01:09:01.000No, the only reason anyone was interested in pursuing it was because they were getting pressure because the media was it was a swirling toilet.
01:09:07.000It was a flush sending us down into into the sewers of, you know, politics.
01:09:12.000You advised your advisor to Donald J. Trump?
01:09:16.000What I got from looking at it now, looking back, is that he came in and, without even realizing it, posed a threat to this change of guard from the liberal economic order to the New World Order that they're trying to create, where they don't want American military bases, they want to create some global technocracy.
01:09:32.000And he wasn't part of the establishment.
01:09:33.000It seemed like he didn't know that he was in the way.
01:09:36.000Like, he ended the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which I thought was a brilliant move for American sovereignty, so now these Malaysian oil companies can't sue us as citizens.
01:10:32.000And then he would get the answers and then, you know, decide what needed to happen in order to represent America's interests.
01:10:41.000He doesn't apologize for being someone that represents the United States and what our best interest is for the American economy, for manufacturing, for infrastructure, you know, creating jobs and economic
01:10:51.000opportunity across the board, taxes, etc.
01:10:55.000And, you know, but he operates from a different perspective.
01:10:59.000He looks at it like, what makes sense to me?
01:11:01.000And I'm not just going to do it this way because the establishment left or right has been doing
01:11:17.000They don't know we're transitioning from the liberal economic, that we're selling out the American power structure to create a global power structure.
01:11:22.000Right, just like the Paris climate change accord, all of the above.
01:11:24.000That was like, hey, all the good old boys.
01:12:35.000And then I talked to some 20-year-olds, and they were like, he's against political correctness, and I respect that he speaks the way he wants to, without fear of censorship, and we're really worried about what's happening culturally.
01:12:49.000And so I don't think it's that he decided, hey, I'll use this.
01:12:53.000I think he was the avatar of the rage of the working class and those who were sick of the hoity-toity political, just leftist culture stuff.
01:13:01.000And the whole forgotten men and women that were left behind, which is true, but they were left behind by both parties.
01:13:07.000And I saw that when I went to Florida, a woman told me, I asked her, I was in Fort Lauderdale, I can't remember exactly which rally it was.
01:13:16.000And I asked this woman, I was like, so are you, you're here to support Trump?
01:13:22.000And I'm like, this is the first like, yeah, she's like, I've never cared for it, but he's finally speaking up.
01:13:26.000And the reporting at the time in 2016 was that areas of the country that traditionally weren't really Democrat or Republican were lighting up and turning Republican, because finally someone was speaking to these people.
01:13:37.000So what I think right now is to go out on what you were saying, Ian, about the- They found them relatable.
01:15:56.000I especially think with everything that's transpired now, what's gone on with the investigations, with the district attorney's office coming after him, whether it was Mar-a-Lago, And the insanity, insanity, and I remember that night so well, them coming in and, you know, storming Mar-a-Lago, like, how insane is that?
01:16:16.000And you're going through, like, Melania's closet, like, what is wrong with these people?
01:16:20.000Like, seriously, seriously, if they can do it to him, guess where they can come in?
01:16:35.000I mean, but it's true, right? I mean, this is America and that you have to stand up for what
01:16:39.000you believe in. And if you think it's okay that they're going to do this, it's time and time again
01:16:44.000on President Trump. And like, where's the evidence? Where's the evidence of any of the wrongdoing?
01:16:50.000And then it's Joe Biden to sit in there living his best Corvette summer with a, you know, box of Docs in the garage with like, Crackhead Hunter and like China, like foreign- you couldn't make this up.
01:17:01.000People be like, whoa, whoa, they'll be like, what medication are you on that you wrote this script?
01:17:07.000No one believe it, but it's actually happening in this country.
01:17:09.000I do worry that enough people are even getting this information.
01:17:12.000The amount of people that didn't hear about Hunter Biden just because of the media's ability to censor it or to prevent it from coming out at a politically expedient time.
01:17:22.000I think the biggest uphill battle isn't just... They did that to affect the election.
01:17:31.000Tweets on Hunter Biden, and now how many years later we're finding out it was actually true, there was like veracity and, you know, truth to it, there was evidence to back it up, there's evidence of foreign dealings, there's evidence of, you know, being in bed with China and, you know, a million dollars here, there, whatever.
01:19:33.000The only person I think could beat Trump is Michelle Obama.
01:19:36.000I don't know if she has any aspiration to even do it, but she's just famous and has that name.
01:19:40.000Right, people are like Michelle Obama or Oprah Winfrey.
01:19:43.000I don't even know if I buy that anymore because we're in such a highly politicized time.
01:19:46.000The Obamas succeeded vastly on the idea that we just didn't talk about how bad things were at the time.
01:19:53.000And if you're not politically aware and you're not paying attention to what's going on, you just assume that everything is going good.
01:19:58.000And I think that is partially to do with the fact that the media pushed what we would call now globalism, but was a neoliberal policies on the world.
01:20:06.000So you just assumed if you weren't paying attention to politics, that everything was going good.
01:22:03.000It's like he's made from a different whole kind of DNA.
01:22:07.000Why don't you just do your office and then run, be the appointed one of the MAGA movement, et cetera, et cetera, the populist movement, the America First movement.
01:22:17.000Instead of now, you're putting yourself up in front of a firing squad of people who are literally so pro-Trump because Trump actually did a good job.
01:22:27.000We don't have to wonder about the job that he did.
01:23:15.000So I don't know that I would—there was a period where I said Rhonda Sanders maybe.
01:23:18.000Now I'm thinking—I said Carrie Lake maybe, but I'm seeing a lot of people be like, no, she's too like Trump, and you need kind of that contrast.
01:24:47.000I said earlier, I probably wouldn't vote for him.
01:24:48.000But when he released his second term agenda, I was like, okay, this is pretty good.
01:24:52.000The school choice was huge, getting rid of the critical race theory and government contracts, all of that stuff.
01:24:57.000And so now him putting out these policy videos, I'm like, You know, Carl Benjamin of the Lotus Eaters podcast hit me up and he says, Tim, you're wrong about DeSantis.
01:25:06.000Trump has to finish his narrative arc.
01:25:17.000Everything you know the campaigning he's begun doing I thought his announcements which was actually good a lot of
01:25:22.000people were like I didn't Like it. I thought it was good
01:25:23.000I thought the videos you put out were great And then what really put me over the 50% mark was when he
01:25:28.000bought McDonald's for people and he said I know the button the menu
01:25:31.000Better than you do and then everyone's laughing and I'm like that is a total fact by the way
01:25:35.000Do you know the times I've had McDonald's with him?
01:25:37.000And I had McDonald's today, and were we not laughing about it and talking about, okay, what is DJT like?
01:25:42.000I'm like, okay, well, he likes to get the chicken nuggets, likes the fish sandwich, likes the quarter pounder with the cheese, blah, blah, blah.
01:25:57.000But when he bought all the McDonald's for everybody at the White House for that sporting thing, you know, that is personable, it's relatable.
01:26:04.000When he went to East Palestine, I thought to myself, we had Benny Johnson on.
01:26:07.000Benny said, Joe Biden literally went to the furthest part of the globe.
01:26:11.000He went On the other side of the planet from Ohio.
01:26:15.000And then my response was, hey look, Marianne Williamson announces she's running.
01:26:34.000These other people who are running for president didn't bother to go to East Palestine.
01:26:37.000It's big in the news, these people's lives are destroyed, and Trump's like, I'm going down there.
01:26:42.000Even if you thought it's a PR stunt, and that's what some people in the corporate left press were saying, they were like, Trump's playing politics, it's a stunt, and I'm like, oh.
01:26:52.000So if I vote for a guy, my worst case scenario is, in an attempt to earn favor with the public, he'll do good things to help He'll do the right thing.
01:28:05.000All things aside, I want to see Trump's revenge.
01:28:07.000I want to see him debate like a real debate where they don't hate each other, they just are straightforward.
01:28:13.000Like him and if it's the Santas, whatever.
01:28:15.000Vivek's great because he's smart, he can talk about economics.
01:28:17.000Because he needs, I think Trump, he doesn't need it, but humility, if you show him like weak for a moment and then he's able to still find the right way through the weakness.
01:28:50.000Donald Trump wins, and they immediately start accusing him of being a Russian.
01:28:54.000They run this massive, ridiculous, nonsense investigation, which was just bonkers.
01:28:59.000They accuse him of doing what Joe Biden did with the quid pro quo in Ukraine.
01:29:04.000They put—they strapped weights to his ankles, and we still had what Jim Cramer called the best numbers of our lives, despite the—that guy's got no credibility.
01:29:12.000But it was so good, even he couldn't have been wrong, which is kind of funny.
01:29:15.000So 2019 we saw this really great economy despite all the things they were doing to weigh him down.
01:29:20.000I want to see Donald Trump get in and actually carry out his agenda untethered and then fire all of these people and get the job done that he was supposed to get done.
01:29:29.000A lot of people said he didn't drain the swamp.
01:29:32.000A lot of people said he did and all it did was expose the swamp monsters standing in the field.
01:29:37.000The next thing he needs to do is fire them all.
01:29:40.000I don't disagree, but just so you understand, this man works like, I don't know, 18 out of 24 hours.
01:30:07.000I don't know how to how to move through the tethers.
01:30:10.000It feels like the system is organized so that it's impossible to defeat it.
01:30:13.000But I mean, not impossible, obviously, but I don't want to hurt people say stuff like, you know, like I mentioned, oh, the swamp has teeth and blah, blah, blah, blah.
01:30:20.000It actually does, because there are career politicians, there's people in positions that they're actually very difficult to remove.
01:30:28.000But this is why also I say it's such a great opportunity to have someone that already went in, did a phenomenal job.
01:30:35.000If you look at all the metrics, you know, across the board, whether it's national security and foreign policy or, you know, manufacturing, infrastructure, you know, record low unemployment, you know, record high numbers of, you know, Latino, female entrepreneurs and businesses, you know, open.
01:30:51.000It was 1,800 a day at one point of female- Do we have to worry?
01:30:55.000Do we have to worry about him winning back independence?
01:30:57.000Because I think that a lot of independents right now don't want to touch him.
01:32:42.000And he's also going to be very severely injured by Trump going up against him in any primary.
01:32:49.000I think it's going to be very difficult.
01:32:51.000Let me do this last thought real quick.
01:32:54.000One of the things I think that the reasons the independents are having concerns with Trump right now is because of the way he handled COVID and giving Fauci all that power and just letting him let go.
01:33:04.000Nobody really seemed to, no one that I know really liked him.
01:33:07.000If you look back at some of those press conferences, like Trump was trying to not let him talk and whatever, he didn't like him at all.
01:33:12.000I think that if he acknowledges that he made a mistake, which as somewhat in the past seems out of character for the guy, but it's like putting Fauci in power and letting him run with it after it's obvious.
01:33:49.000What he wanted to do was save lives and try to protect people while not shutting down the American economy and hurting Children and schools.
01:33:56.000Okay, so yes, he tried to get, you know, the vaccination and stuff and like find like remedies and things like that.
01:34:02.000So that people could actually get some medicine so that you could, you know, curtail the loss of life.
01:34:08.000Okay, but he wasn't the guy putting, you know, people locking down, you know, elderly establishments and rest homes and putting people in there and letting them die of COVID.
01:35:05.000Yes, I tweeted about this earlier because when we were looking at, I should say what I was, looking at the surveillance footage released of the shooter, as well as the body camera footage, I noticed the shoes were different.
01:35:17.000I don't know what that means or if it means anything.
01:35:19.000The reason I deleted the tweet right after I posted it was because we're getting ready for the show and I didn't have time to actually pull the videos and then actually make something to be like, hey, this is what I'm talking about.
01:35:29.000So it looks like it could be artifacting from grainy video, but the surveillance footage actually seems to be high resolution.
01:35:36.000If you watch the surveillance footage yourself, it does appear that the perpetrator is wearing black shoes with a white streak, but then later, in the police body camera footage, the shooter is wearing vans with a flame on the side of them.
01:35:49.000All that means, potentially, if it's true, because maybe it's just a camera trick that erases the light, like, erases the color because of the light, It means they changed their shoes.
01:35:59.000That's not surprising to me in the least bit.
01:36:06.000A lot of people are claiming conspiracy theories and I'm like, all I said was, it looks like the shoes are different.
01:36:11.000Wait, so it's chained shoes midway through what was going on?
01:36:14.000In the opening footage, when the shots go through the door ripping it open, it looks like the individual is wearing black shoes with white stripes on the right.
01:36:49.000Maybe stepping on broken glass caused damage to the shoes, so she grabbed a pair of shoes from a shoe cubby because it's a school and there's a bunch of shoes in there.
01:37:09.000All right, Koldilocks Production says, man, YouTube must be pissed at Timcast because their live stream, which usually shows up on my recommended side every night, would not show up and I had to come to their channel to find it.
01:37:18.000They said something they didn't like Monday.
01:37:44.000I mean, to be honest with you, and I watch your show on there too, because I know that I'm going to get something, even if you can't put it up or you've got to take it down, because in good conscience you try to by the rules and whatnot.
01:37:55.000If you put it on Rumble, it doesn't matter if it's me, it's you, it's Bongino, it's, you know, any of them, like, you know, Russell Brand, it's Glenn Greenwald, like, there are a variety of opinions on there, and it's uncensored.
01:38:09.000I'm just very against having been in corporate media for a zillion years, okay, of what they do now to censor everybody's viewpoints, and you have to watch everything you say, otherwise you're gonna be canceled, tried to destroy you, destroy your family.
01:38:24.000You know, clickbait fake articles about you create a whole like hysteria.
01:38:29.000It's it's sad because it should be the marketplace of ideas.
01:38:32.000We're probably going to start simulcasting.
01:38:38.000There's a lot of challenges associated with it, as to why we have not yet.
01:38:42.000They're both cultural, political, and technological, but we probably will just because I think, you know, we might do what Crowder does.
01:38:50.000Apparently, Crowder will just mute YouTube if he thinks the show's too spicy, so the people watching on YouTube just get dead air, and then let YouTube explain to people why they're getting dead air on their favorite show.
01:39:02.000He says, the Daily Wire standard of don't give money to people who hate you, give it to us instead, falls apart when they do Black Rifle Coffee Company sponsorships.
01:39:11.000I've been very disappointed with them recently.
01:39:37.000Once we establish the chain of production, then we're going to launch the subscriptions so you can get, you know, two bags of coffee delivered every month.
01:39:48.000That's how Black Rifle Coffee does it.
01:39:49.000Like, and ground coffee, you were mentioning earlier, versus doing, because most people, like, don't have the grinders, whatever, but you'll, I guess, provide that later on?
01:39:57.000Well, we're going to get whole beans soon.
01:39:58.000Right now the coffee's off the ground.
01:40:29.000Right now we just have the four to start.
01:40:31.000The coffee shop should be opening in a couple months as well, which is really exciting.
01:40:34.000Hopefully, I mean, these things take time.
01:40:36.000And then once the coffee production is rolling, we're going to set up subscriptions.
01:40:40.000And that's the most important thing, because you become a member at Castbrew, and then you'll get your coffee delivered every month on time.
01:40:47.000And then I actually, you know, I'm trying to figure out some kind of like coffee box kind of deal, where it's like you'll get, you know, a sample.
01:40:55.000Well, you'll get like other things, too.
01:41:38.000We're planning on having it so that every month, if you're a member, the cost of the coffee reduces until it gets to the point where it's really, really cheap.
01:46:24.000That's actually one of those few times where it's like, I avoid political discussions online at all costs.
01:46:29.000I'm not here, I don't want to debate with people on the internet.
01:46:32.000You don't actually, in my opinion, you don't reach a lot of people that way because most people, if they're willing to argue with you on the internet, they're already set in their beliefs anyways.
01:46:41.000Very rarely, I don't remember the last time I heard somebody say, you have changed my mind about that when you're in a one-on-one argument.
01:46:47.000But at some point, for some reason, it was during Evaldi, I broke down and I made some post about it, about why are we not putting security guards outside of schools, of all the things to allow myself to get sucked into the debate about.
01:47:02.000And a friend of mine said that was really abhorrent.
01:47:20.000I'm willing to overlook a lot of that stuff, because I know a lot of it drives people nuts, and they get blind spots when it comes to political arguments.
01:47:29.000And we can still have our discussions, and hopefully you can reach them in that way, but they're just, in their mind, gun control, getting rid of guns is the only answer, and a lot of people, it's very hard to change their mind about that, because they have utopian thinking.
01:47:41.000Because they're not smart enough to understand that 3D-printed guns exist, and they can't ban them.
01:47:52.000They say to be inclusive, but they hate us others.
01:47:55.000Hate Christianity, hate families, hate themselves.
01:47:58.000There's this new show on TLC, it's called, like, Seeking Brother Husband, and it's about women who want second husbands, and then their husband's reaction to it, and I'm just like, the family is being destroyed.
01:48:36.000We talked about it on the show, but I don't recommend anyone going watching it or assuming that that is the way you want to live your life.
01:48:43.000Or what about my 1,000 pound life or whatever goes on there?
01:48:47.000Well, people are always going to have an attraction to, you know, the bizarre and the unnatural.
01:49:00.000Quantum Strange Quark says, if you could supernaturally stop everyone in their tracks and tell them one thing, what would be the most effective message to snap people back to reality?
01:49:12.000Oh, if you could actually change their wiring?
01:50:24.000I think the challenge is it's not so much about a sentence or anything you can say, but I love this video by the Lincoln Project where they take dissenters out of context to make it seem like he didn't know where he was on 9-11.
01:50:35.000Or actually, a better example is the Shinzo Abe-Trump moment, where they edited the video to make it seem like Trump was dumping food into the Koi pond, when in fact he was just following the lead of Shinzo Abe.
01:50:47.000That was his great friend, by the way.
01:51:25.000Because Trump did the, the hand thing and he was like, then he actually watched a video and saw that Trump wasn't mocking this guy over his disability.
01:51:34.000He does that for anybody and everybody as a, as a, as a mockery.
01:52:05.000There's literally, like, jury instructions about believability and credibility of a witness.
01:52:09.000And if you find that someone has lied, even one time, in a material fact, a misrepresenter, etc., you can disregard their testimony in its entirety.
01:52:17.000I.e., a good example, convicted felon Michael Cohen, but that's another story.
01:53:15.000And the third floor is the Elite Club, where you have to be a member of the TeamCast Elite Club to go and hang out, and that's gonna be like fully stocked fridges, all the food's free, like a social club.
01:53:26.000You go up, you hang out, like-minded people are there, they're playing video games, they're watching shows, they're, you know, drinking coffees or whatever.
01:53:31.000Charcuterie, like cured meats and things like that.
01:53:42.000But then we want to create a space where we can, we want to create some, there's value to those social clubs in New York and a reason why people spend that money.
01:53:49.000Because if you're somebody who works in a magazine, you spend that $50,000, you're all of a sudden hanging out with a guy who works at a TV network and you're like, hey, we're doing a big ad campaign.
01:54:04.000We've got to create something like that out here, substantially cheaper, substantially smaller, but create that networking space where people who are trying to start businesses, work in the cultural space, can network with each other, and so that's the ultimate goal.
01:54:17.000I think you should tier it so that people who are early adopters and they can get in at a good rate, etc., to try and drive that membership, and then it can go up.
01:55:22.000I heard you just sing acapella downstairs before the show, and I was thinking that was on the TV and I was playing, but then it was you singing while you were playing pool.
01:55:33.000I think I was singing Soundgarden or something.
01:55:44.000Admittedly, so with this song we didn't do as heavy of promotion with the other ones because I want to see what the organic pull is so far.
01:55:51.000So with the first, with Only Ever Wanted and Genocide, the songs we put out, we did a big marketing push and we got like a million plus hits in a week.
01:55:59.000This song, I've done zero promotion on the YouTube video and it's already got like 150,000 hits.
01:56:30.000So, it's interesting because you're obviously presenting with a diversified portfolio, okay, about a lot of different interests that you're somebody obviously that likes to, you know, challenge sort of the main news media infrastructure by doing the program that you guys are doing.
01:56:47.000But you also enjoy music, so you're a musician.
01:57:09.000You know, when they say to you like, follow your bliss, what you actually like your true passion, whether you know, some people are like artists, musicians, but somebody loves to paint, but they like make furniture in order to support their love of painting.
01:57:20.000Like, how would you characterize yourself for like your listeners out there that are trying to get to the essence, the core of who you are?
01:57:47.000But that's why all of the money we make, I should say, like, A better way to phrase it is, all of our excess resources from this show are going into producing cultural endeavors for the purpose of winning a culture war.
01:58:00.000Because so few people in the culture war are not making culture, how are you going to win it if you don't have any?
01:58:05.000So, granted, people are like, Tim, all you do is make your own music, and Cast Castle is just your own building, and I'm like, well, we're getting there.
01:58:11.000We do have a document around the Federal Reserve, which I believe is about to launch.
01:58:50.000And so what we're creating is effectively a light version of church community gathering.
01:58:57.000It's not going to be based around religion like church is, but for a lot of people who don't have that, it's a step in the right direction of bringing people together once a week.
01:59:51.000First, just to address, I see Enlightened Fool says, I miss the member chat.
01:59:55.000Become a member at TimCast.com, and when you do, you get access to our members chat, which is in the Discord server, which is wholesome and academic and brilliant arguments as people sit in their velvet robes smoking cord cob pipes.
02:00:10.000Join TimCast.com and join the Discord server if you want that chat.
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02:00:39.000Kimberly, do you want to shout anything out?
02:00:40.000Oh, yeah, I just want to say if you could follow me, I'd be really appreciative.
02:00:43.000I'm a really nice Irish Puerto Rican girl from way back at Kimberly Guilfoyle on rumble and a shout out for my sweetheart at Donald Trump jr.
02:01:18.000I see Florida Aerial Media in the member chat saying, many of us watch on TV, why would we want to chat on Discord?
02:01:23.000Fear not, because we're actually going to be rolling out our own chat app and the Timcast app coming out soon, so you'll be able to go on the app and actually chat and that will be probably a whole lot easier.