On today's show, John Cardillo and Shannon Coghlan discuss fake news, the latest in the Trump/Russia scandal, and the massive wildfires that are destroying the air quality in the United States. They also discuss the latest on the DeSantis/DeSantis feud, and how to deal with it.
00:00:00.000So it seems the biggest story today is fake news.
00:00:26.000They're claiming that the DOJ informed Trump he would be indicted next week and now that's being revised to say that he's actually just the target of a probe.
00:00:35.000But we already knew that because they literally raided the guy's house over classified documents.
00:00:41.000So it seems maybe that CNN is just desperate considering their CEO is gone.
00:00:46.000Now you've got Fox News threatening to sue Tucker Carlson.
00:00:49.000Now you've got parents in California fighting far-left extremists in the street over the grooming of their kids.
00:00:56.000That one really pissed off the left when I tweeted about that.
00:00:59.000But it really does seem, I guess, like the actual biggest story right now is the air quality.
00:01:04.000And so, I gotta be honest, it's probably the least...
00:01:10.000It's not the most cultural story, but it probably is the most pressing to at least talk about a little bit, and so we're going back and forth, like, do we just talk about this ridiculous fake indictment story, or... Well, we should probably at least talk about the fact that if you look outside and you're on the East Coast, everything's orange, and it's probably gonna get worse, so we're in the D.C.
00:01:29.000And so everyone's basically talking about it, everyone has a lot of questions, so I figure we can at least leave with that, and then talk about all the culture war stuff.
00:03:19.000under air quality alerts as Canada wildfires rage.
00:03:23.000You know, We're mostly a political, cultural, and news show, but I think this story is so pressing that we probably should at least talk about it a little bit, because this is going to directly impact you, and it directly impacts us.
00:03:37.000The concern that I have, of course, is for the chickens.
00:03:41.000Because this garbage falls on the ground, and when we had the East Palestine thing, when they're saying all those chemicals were blasting up into the air and floating out of here, chickens were dying.
00:03:51.000And so I'm being somewhat silly by referencing chickens, but when this stuff settles and gets all over the grass and gets all over everything, that's going to cause problems too.
00:04:00.000So basically, there's wildfires up in Canada.
00:04:04.000FAA has issued ground stops in New York because the air quality was so bad you couldn't actually see.
00:04:09.000Where we are in DC, apparently we're being told that it's going to get worse tomorrow, and it's going to persist in New York and on the East Coast until tomorrow as well.
00:04:18.000So I don't know how many of you guys are experiencing this, but, you know, this is the latest.
00:04:22.000We have this map here, record smog levels in Northeast.
00:04:26.000And right now, you can see it's mostly bad in the New York area.
00:04:29.000It's going to come down and heavily hit D.C.
00:04:31.000So apparently they're saying, like, where we are, the sky's going to turn orange or something?
00:04:35.000You know, all the talk we talk about war and chaos and politics and stuff, man, it's these natural disasters that can really annihilate a civilization.
00:05:18.000I was still I still had Wi-Fi and I checked it out and I'm actually driving after I see you guys that I'm gonna start heading to New York for a family event and I just I pinged my nephew before we went live and I said how's the air quality said it's absolutely terrible hmm like can't see your hand in front of your face yo check out this real bad just keep talking about let me play a video check this video out So, the point I was going to make is, Ian, I think you made a very good point about the fact that people don't consider natural disasters, or at least enough, especially as modern people, because we like to think that we're in control of everything, we can solve all of our problems, there's nothing unforeseen that's going to knock us over.
00:05:51.000And what's strange is, even when we are confronted by natural disasters like this, people still want to try to claim that we're in control of them.
00:05:58.000This happened because we're, you know, burning too much Yeah, that's a good point, man.
00:06:02.000We're putting too much of it out into the atmosphere.
00:08:17.000This is like wildfires, which indicates that they were naturally formed.
00:08:21.000Well, I mean, I guess a human could cause a wildfire.
00:08:24.000Yeah, I mean, often these things are arson, but from what I've been reading, it didn't They're saying it's just higher than normal fire activity.
00:08:31.000And so they say because humans have been pumping so much CO2 into the atmosphere, it's causing a slightly more higher temperature, which means a little bit drier, which means more fire.
00:08:39.000And you know, there is something to that.
00:08:41.000We go a little out of balance and it can send the whole thing out of whack.
00:08:44.000So we do have to be careful with CO2 levels, but that doesn't mean cease production.
00:08:48.000Just got to figure out how to reuse the stuff or continue to reuse the stuff.
00:08:52.000Yeah, you know, I think part of this instinct to blame this on man-made climate change, firstly, it's very convenient because you get to blame it on your political opposition if you're on the left.
00:09:02.000Like, literally everything is the fault of conservatives.
00:09:05.000You go outside and you don't like the weather.
00:09:06.000It's like, well, this is some Republican politician's fault, surely.
00:09:10.000It reminds me of a quote from the one and only Thomas Sowell.
00:09:12.000He said, You know, good things just happen and bad things are somebody's fault?
00:10:21.000But like, there's so many rhetorical tricks to blame anything that can't be explained.
00:10:27.000It's almost like the Democrats are acting like shaman, coming to the people and being like, it's because the gods are angry and you've got to give me money and do what I say now.
00:10:37.000Yes, well, no, that's a very typical thing.
00:10:39.000We see that throughout all of human history.
00:10:40.000A group of people who are in power saying the reason the weather is not favorable is because you aren't obeying us.
00:11:23.000This is from March 11, 2019, National Post.
00:11:25.000Ancient civilizations sacrificed more than 100 of their children to stop bad weather, say archaeologists.
00:11:31.000It's really funny because that's basically what Democrats are saying now when they write these stories saying don't have kids because climate change is getting worse.
00:12:00.000Also, and I think, you know, this is multifaceted.
00:12:03.000So most people who don't have children... People who choose not to have children will often say things like, it's because I care so much about the climate.
00:12:20.000But that said, when you look in ancient Rome, this is something archaeologists have discovered, just in various periods you have like increases in infanticide when people were having more sex and they were having sex outside of marriage and they didn't know what to do with the children and they weren't taking care of them.
00:12:37.000And you can imagine this being a trend historically, too.
00:12:40.000I mean, people saying, I have a child, I don't want to take care of them, so I will sacrifice them in trying to make their horrific act of infanticide out to be something noble and good.
00:12:51.000And so they say, oh, well, this is like for the sun god, or this is so that we have a better harvest, when in reality, they had that cruelty in them and wanted to do it.
00:12:59.000Yeah, so right now we're in a record low temperature, if we're actuated about it, yesterday it was like 49 degrees at night, and it's crazy, it's like we're, you know, it's springtime or whatever, and no matter what happens, the climate change people always have an argument as to why, whatever it is, So they stopped saying global warming because we started getting cold periods, and they said, no, no, no, it's climate change.
00:13:24.000And I'm like, dude, it's a record low now, it's a record high later, but no matter what happens, you keep telling me it's the same thing.
00:13:43.000I mean, maybe you can make the argument, yeah, there is such a thing as too much CO2, and we want to keep the elements in balance, and it can be bad for life on the planet, but if you're going to sit here and tell me that every single thing that happens with respect to the climate is a result of human behavior, what you have is a circular hypothesis, because it started with, first it was global cooling, the world was going to freeze, then it was global warming, and then it became climate change.
00:14:04.000Okay, you have to build a predictive model that tells us what's going to us what's going to happen successfully instead of just bashing
00:14:09.000us for not going along with your cause and then blaming whatever happens to happen on our
00:14:13.000bad behavior because of your circular theory. Now, now believe it or not, we actually do have a
00:14:19.000segue from the weather into the culture war. I kid you not. Now, normally we would just be like, it's
00:14:25.000a hard segue. We're going to jump to a new story. No, no. We got a segue with this story from
00:17:11.000I think that there is something to be said for this, right?
00:17:14.000Because obviously we're sort of being facetious about this lightning or this mural being struck by lightning and the church being struck by lightning.
00:17:20.000No, I don't know about that mural, bro.
00:17:26.000I think this specific thing got struck by lightning is actually a more convincing argument than the weather is vaguely changing, so we're going to blame X, Y, and Z. You actually have a specific target there, so it makes more sense to make the argument.
00:17:40.000You have a very complicated argument that consistently morphs to fit whatever the left's political views are, and then you have, does God smite?
00:17:51.000No, that George Floyd thing, I don't know, man.
00:17:53.000This is why... So you'll say George Floyd, but not this church?
00:17:57.000I think the George Floyd mural... Well, because buildings get struck by lightning.
00:18:00.000The George Floyd mural was a flat brick wall, and the only thing that exploded off the wall was the picture of just George Floyd, and it was like one small storm cloud floating over and went... Here's the thing, we need a doctor's study.
00:18:26.000So anecdotally, I went to Burning Man, and at the end of the Burning Man week, there's the temple that everyone puts their Their old thoughts and feelings, notes from dead loved ones, things they want to let go of and grieve over, they put them in the temple.
00:18:40.000And the energy at the temple, when you go to the temple, is just siphoning up.
00:18:45.000It was tough to get near that place, and I was tripping.
00:18:48.000So I could be out of my mind, but I think there might be something to honing energy into physical objects.
00:18:57.000Complete anecdotal nonsense, of course.
00:18:59.000Religions from time immemorial talk about it, you know, imbuing an idol and things like that.
00:19:04.000And cultures have sacrificed children to the weather for millennia.
00:20:12.000Well, I think we can take this a step further.
00:20:14.000The reason this church was struck by lightning was because of climate change, which is the fault of Republicans, therefore this is a hate crime.
00:21:13.000You'd have to have like a very, very powerful laser in space to be able to hit the Earth with that kind of, you know, To start a fire, but I will tell you guys something another anecdote about 12 years ago.
00:21:24.000I was outside of Vegas I said I let me take a ride by the that area, you know area 51 and those entrances and a couple little businesses there and I'm talking to a guy who's a local maybe a hundred people live around there and the guy was a normal rational guy and He worked in Vegas for the casinos and all, you know, contractor.
00:21:39.000And I said to him, jokingly, I said, ah, do you guys see UFOs?
00:21:41.000He goes, no, no, that's all nonsense, he said, but you gotta see.
00:21:44.000He said, sometimes you'll sit out here in these energy weapons, he said, would blow your mind some of the stuff we see and test, only because you can't avoid it, right?
00:22:02.000Clearly, we didn't make Space Force a branch of the military to do research in horticulture, you know, 18,000, you know, miles up or whatever it is, how many miles up we are.
00:22:11.000So there's definitely something to that.
00:22:12.000I mean, I got to believe we've got weapons floating around up there.
00:22:15.000You know, and we just said, Canada's had it too good for too long, we're gonna... They really have!
00:22:19.000Come on, they've been like a very like... I actually don't know about that!
00:22:22.000It's not the Canadians, it's the trees!
00:22:26.000They're upset about the CO2, it's... The trees were saying some naughty words and hate speech and all that... Yeah, those ants... We hear about Lockheed Martin's Compact Fusion Reactor.
00:23:03.000We found out about the stealth fighter, not the bomber, not the B-2, the F-117, that Nighthawk, somewhere in like the late 80s, early 90s, right?
00:23:10.000That thing was operational since 1978.
00:23:12.000We found out about that 12, 13 years later, so who knows?
00:23:15.000People probably thought it was aliens.
00:23:25.000I wish that I could... Talking plasma?
00:23:29.000I wish I could remember the exact example he gave me, but when I had Jimmy Akin on my show yesterday, he was talking about the fact that there was a fighter, a stealth fighter, that the government was testing and people were seeing it and they thought it was extraterrestrial.
00:23:42.000Yeah, the government was basically like relieved and letting people believe that because they didn't want people
00:23:46.000to be on to their their capabilities Oh, so that's probably why this new disclosure came out.
00:23:52.000Yeah, right That's also a point he made right right when the United
00:23:56.000States is getting involved in one side of a conflict and he was also saying that
00:24:00.000the US sort of wanted the USSR to think that we were in contact with
00:24:08.000Terrestrials so that they would be afraid that we had alien firepower
00:24:13.000Which is completely insane, but apparently there's like actual records that the government was interested in this strategy.
00:24:19.000And so you see this whistleblower who's coming out and saying that You know, we're studying this craft that wasn't made by humans right at the same time that we're getting involved in this conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
00:24:34.000You think, yeah, maybe one explanation here is it's a PSYOP, and we want the Russians to believe that we do have an alien craft, which is crazy!
00:24:43.000Isn't this the premise to The Men Who Stare at Goats?
00:25:22.000I heard that they teach CIA assets not to, if they're following someone, not to stare at the person they're following because it'll give the person a tendency to turn around, like you know when you're being watched kind of thing.
00:25:33.000And apparently there are people who have come out and said remote viewing is real.
00:25:37.000That the US military worked on it and actually were able to make it happen.
00:25:41.000I was looking at I had a did a bonfire a couple nights ago and I was looking at the coals after the fire was over and just like the way they were moving and like all kind of glowing and in Senescence, I don't know what the right word is in essence It was like dude I can see how ancient shaman would would stare into the coals and see visions because it like almost takes your brain over man and you might just see what you think you want to see but it is a that is a Like a meditation.
00:26:09.000Well no, I mean Embers, it is actually interesting, just sort of the way fire operates.
00:26:14.000There's so much beauty in nature that I think could be misunderstood, but that certainly lends itself to the human mind creating something more from it.
00:26:23.000Did you guys watch the CIA whistleblower two days ago talk about the alien thing?
00:26:34.000The way he said it, he's like, I swear to God it happened!
00:26:36.000Like, he didn't say swear to God, he said something, uh, like, it just, it, the way he used a word that was like, uh, that was, made it very apparent that he was, like, lying.
00:26:47.000Maybe we can watch it or bring it up at some point.
00:27:02.000There have been more convincing whistleblowers.
00:27:05.000The only thing that worked in his favor, I think, is that his attorney was a pretty well-respected guy.
00:27:09.000He was the DODIG, Inspector General, who is insisting that he believes him.
00:27:15.000Again, I didn't believe him either, but he's certainly not, this guy's a government employee, he's not making the kind of money that one would make to retain an attorney like this if the attorney thought it was all BS.
00:27:26.000So it makes you wonder why this guy would take on the case, why this guy would put his reputation in front of it, unless he was read in to a different program and they're using this as a disinformation tool to throw the bad guys off.
00:28:19.000He's shaking his head around right now.
00:28:20.000He's trying to convince the guy, which is not what you do.
00:28:22.000He looks like every guy we locked up for something who tried to convince us he didn't do it.
00:28:26.000Well, we were going to segue from weather into culture war issues and turn into weather and aliens instead because you just can't control where it goes, so now we're going to hard segue back into... But you can control the weather.
00:28:42.000Not space lasers, quite literally just infrared lasers that are used to seed clouds.
00:28:47.000And they use silver iodide as well and they've done that since the 60s.
00:28:50.000And it's really funny that if you tell someone that the government controls the weather, the implication is that you're crazy and it's like, I learned this in grade school.
00:28:57.000They're like, show us a book and they're like, cloud seeding.
00:29:07.000Yeah, it condenses all of the water vapor into clouds, making rain come down.
00:29:12.000I want to start controlling lightning.
00:29:14.000I want to know more about their lightning programs.
00:29:16.000The problem with lightning is that you can't measure the charge, the voltage, whatever.
00:29:22.000And so I was reading about why we don't capture lightning energy to use, and it's like you can't measure it, so you can't store it properly.
00:29:29.000You need to know You know, volts, amps, or whatever, the power that's coming through to be able to accurately... You can't do that.
00:29:34.000Did you guys see the blue sprites above Earth's atmosphere when lightning strikes?
00:29:39.000Like, it sends a blue flame out into space.
00:29:43.000Like, the lightning comes down, and as it's coming down, a piece of blue flame goes out and up.
00:30:27.000Regular people are saying no over and over and over again.
00:30:31.000We've got the Bud Light effect, you've got Target, and now you've got parents showing up saying, you know, we politely requested that these books not be in our schools, now we're protesting.
00:30:40.000Then the far left shows up, these extremists, and start attacking parents.
00:30:46.000This is where things get crazy, because if you've got regular guy wearing hoodie and jeans being like, look man, I don't know why they gave my kid that book, and then some crackpot far-left extremist shows up, those regular people are not going to vote.
00:30:59.000No, they're not, and I'm going to use... No, they're now going to vote.
00:31:01.000The regular people are going to vote, and I was going in a different direction, the I'm going to use a word the left loves, especially when they deploy their DEI and ESG initiatives.
00:31:13.000So at CPAC, I did a panel on debanking because our fund experienced it because we did some work in the defense sector, ammo, et cetera, et cetera.
00:31:20.000And we were debanked from a couple of banks.
00:31:22.000And one of the words they love, they've changed the nomenclature for who's invested from shareholder to stakeholder, right?
00:31:28.000So the stakeholder, according to these big banks like SVB that went under and the really woke banks, First Republic out in California, they consider the homeless guy sleeping in the ATM lobby a stakeholder.
00:31:50.000So the parents, the kids, the teachers, the administrators, the school board, local elected officials, you can argue they're all stakeholders.
00:32:49.000They just had fed up parents who had enough, who wanted to protect their kids.
00:32:52.000And I think you're going to see more and more of this, because people are just, look, you can do a lot of things, don't come after people's kids.
00:32:58.000When you start coming after people's kids, bad things happen.
00:33:00.000Yeah, it makes people desperate, like you see the mother bear, the female bear, how it'll just go sight, completely blood like, it's not even blood loss, like it wants to hurt, it wants to protect the child.
00:33:19.000I think that a lot of the people in this movement, this political movement, the trans movement or whatever you want to call it, are, for them, they believe they are well-meaning.
00:33:28.000But it doesn't matter if people find a threat towards their children.
00:33:32.000So you need to understand that people will... But you're not well-meaning.
00:33:36.000If you remove the bear cub, you're not well-meaning.
00:33:39.000These are people who are intentionally targeting children with overt adult content.
00:33:44.000Matt Walsh, The Daily Wire, we'll get more in depth in this after we wrap up this story, did an expose where he found this rubber stamping of procedures, of sex change procedures, because these companies are getting tons of money for it.
00:34:40.000And so I'm surprised it took this long for parents to realize and to be active.
00:34:45.000And for the record it was the San Francisco Gay Men's Choir who made this video where it was like a bunch of guys singing about how they're gonna convert your children.
00:34:55.000But listen, it's not a new... The parents are fed up now because the bad guys, the groomers, call them what you will, are getting closer physically, closer in proximity to the kids.
00:35:05.000When I left law enforcement, going back to the early mid-2000s, I worked quite a bit right before I left and then after with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
00:35:13.000And I wish I could unsee some of the imagery and some of the case files I saw that I wouldn't get into here.
00:35:20.000But what I will tell you is this has been around for a long time.
00:35:24.000NAMBLA, the North American Man-Boy Love Association, they skirted laws for years because they're First Amendment protected, right?
00:35:29.000They say, well, we're simply disseminating information on nations that have lax laws for sex with kids, or if you want to protect kids, don't go to these nations that have child sex tourism.
00:36:05.000And this guy did everything from biker gangs to La Cosa Nostra.
00:36:09.000His last one was embedding with NABLA and he embedded as a trust fund guy who was a pedophile.
00:36:14.000And the things they would do, like back when there was a mall at Herald Square in Manhattan, they would congregate a group of these pedophiles.
00:36:21.000These men from like their mid-30s to their 70s would go to the mall in Herald Square on the second floor and watch the kids come in after school and pick their targets.
00:36:30.000And this has been going on, but you couldn't, we tried, we went after NABLA and NICMAC went after NABLA and the Bureau and Homeland Security Investigations, HSI is very good at this, one of the best in the world.
00:36:41.000We joked about Canada, the RCMP has really talented child sex crimes investigators, but these guys are smart.
00:36:47.000And the scary thing is they're often well-funded and they don't fit a profile.
00:36:52.000Anybody in this room could fit the profile.
00:36:53.000Anybody in a restaurant can fit the profile.
00:36:56.000It's really difficult to tell who they are, but they are proactive, and they are some of the worst predators you'll ever see.
00:37:04.000Now what they're doing, they've been so emboldened for so long by knowing how to play the system, and knowing how to frustrate law enforcement, that they've gotten closer and closer, and now they're comfortable physically getting into the schools, becoming teachers, becoming administrators.
00:37:21.000I'm not going to go off on conspiracy tangents about global pedophile networks and all.
00:37:24.000Yeah, there are definitely global child sex trafficking networks.
00:37:27.000This is a law enforcement established fact, right?
00:37:29.000Isn't Maxwell in jail because of that?
00:37:33.000What I'm saying is I don't think, you know, Hillary Clinton's personally abducting kids and the Podesta brothers are helping her in vans picking the kids up.
00:38:20.000They're being handcuffed and pulled out and you're not seeing the stories because the left-wing media doesn't want to validate what the right's been saying.
00:38:27.000But I think you're talking about the superliminal and the issue at play now is the subliminal.
00:38:33.000Well, I think they go hand-in-hand, though.
00:38:36.000But this story is, they pretend to be activists, they use cover of media.
00:38:41.000So I referred to one journalist as likely a pedophile because she was covering up overt pedophilic actions.
00:38:49.000You've got this one teacher now, I think her name was Sarah Bonner or something like that, in Illinois, instructing young children on how to use adult anonymous gay sex apps.
00:39:10.000What I'm saying is that when you get activists in the media defending it, saying it's you hate gay people, That is the subliminal, that is the manipulation, where they are taking control of the machine.
00:39:21.000I tell you, if there is no pushback, and I don't see this becoming a reality, but they will try to legalize this stuff.
00:39:49.000And for years, federal law enforcement knew that she was, he was her client, but they knew she was assisting, aiding, abetting, and she would always stand behind her law license and privilege.
00:40:06.000They were able to get surveillance in the federal holding facility, saw that he was giving her kites, you know, prison notes.
00:40:12.000She was passing information on to these terrorists, enabling his terror network, and she eventually was convicted, prosecuted, et cetera, et cetera.
00:40:20.000It's the same thing these journalists who are sympathetic to this are doing.
00:40:23.000They're enabling it, and they should be prosecuted as such.
00:40:28.000Well, that's a very, very difficult line.
00:40:30.000It's one thing if there's an active terrorist giving instruction to a terror network and you're acting as a courier for that illegal information.
00:40:36.000But if you're giving – see, here's where I disagree with you.
00:40:38.000If you're giving them cover by using your law license to shield, how do we know these journalists aren't doing the same?
00:40:44.000If a journalist engages in an illegal activity, by all means prosecute them.
00:40:48.000If a journalist has a disgusting opinion, fire them and make what they do unthinkable.
00:40:52.000But what I'm saying is most normal human beings, most normal human beings would not be permissive of such heinous behavior unless they had a stake in it somehow.
00:41:11.000Yeah, you made this point about people infiltrating the public school system and I think that's very important because what the left and the dominant media culture has made very clear to the American people Is that if you are someone who wants to abuse children, as long as you're using they-them pronouns, or the pronouns of the opposite sex, they will treat anyone who regards you with suspicion as a bigoted person who shouldn't be listened to.
00:41:57.000They might be both, but you gotta call them peder- pederosts.
00:42:00.000Peder- at the very least, like, they're- it's about s- the- the di- it's not about- I mean, it is weird for a grown adult to be friends with a nine-year-old kid that's not their son, but it is- it's the er- erotic love that's the problem.
00:42:12.000I had a- I had a former Federal prosecutor good guy who did these trainings at NCMEC who would drum that into everybody's head.
00:42:19.000They're not pedophiles They're pederasts he would say exactly what you just said because he wanted to draw that distinction goes back to a lot of what we say right in in conservative or Libertarian media that that language does matter don't let the left own the narrative don't let them create new terms He was adamant about that.
00:42:58.000Matt Walsh undercover investigation catches trans healthcare providers rubber stamping sex change surgeries.
00:43:06.000Basically, they had a producer Call in, and within 22 minutes in a virtual appointment, even after saying they weren't dysphoric, the person wrote a letter saying they were, and it's simple.
00:43:18.000There's a lot of money to be made in rubber stamping these things and sending them out, and you are protected politically when you make money this way.
00:43:25.000The Daily Wire reports some of the nation's largest trans healthcare providers are rubber-stamping approvals for life-altering sex change procedures and even falsely representing health diagnoses of patients so insurance companies will cover the medical expenses.
00:43:39.000Daily Wire host Matt Walsh revealed in a tweet thread Wednesday.
00:44:09.000He says the letter keeps capitalizing Orchiectomy, is that how you pronounce it?
00:44:14.000Without an before it, as if it's just been copy-pasted into a template.
00:44:18.000Greg followed up to learn why he had been diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
00:44:20.000Plume admitted to just use letter templates provided by WPATH.
00:44:24.000He says, just checking on this to make sure this will be okay in the letter.
00:44:27.000I'm not really considering myself dysphoric, so wanted to check on that one thing, otherwise letter looks great.
00:44:34.000The doctor says, the care coordinator, hi Chelsea, look at this, you get, iPhone says she, her, hers, this is redacted, a care coordinator with Plume, I will page your provider on this to see what she says, I know we rewrite, we write letters based on WPATH templates, but I can ask your provider if it's necessary to have it, and if not, perhaps it can be removed.
00:44:53.000Later, Plume's nurse confirmed, in order for the surgery to be paid for, the dysphoria diagnosis would need to remain.
00:45:00.000At the same time, the nurse appeared to confuse as to why Chelsea Bussey had requested testicle removal in the first place.
00:45:07.000Saying, let's see, so Chelsea Bussey, which is the undercover, is a male producer for Matt Walsh.
00:45:14.000I was just saying I don't feel dysphoric right now, but it's okay to keep the letter right.
00:45:18.000The nurse says, nurse practitioner, oh okay, well the surgery is related to the gender dysphoria, which you diagnosed with.
00:45:25.000It is controlled with HRT, but in order to get the surgery to be paid for a GCS, it will need to be related to gender dysphoria, which you are diagnosed with.
00:45:45.000Look, I can't get my dog on an airplane with a letter from a doctor anymore, but in 22 minutes you can be castrated and it can be paid for by insurance.
00:46:41.000What we have with Big Pharma and these medical practices, political protection, far-left extremists saying, do not look into it, and the media saying, that's right, if you do, something's wrong with you.
00:46:53.000Remember when the New York Times wrote not to think critically?
00:46:57.000Mm-hmm I gotta tell you man if you I look if I don't know I don't know how to help these people Genuinely if they're like I was told not to think critically so I stopped listen I mean since we were like five years old right nursery school kindergarten.
00:47:11.000You're told I mean it was it was like the most ubiquitous statement on the planet when he came to doctors get a second opinion and Yeah.
00:47:30.000Matt Walsh posts the letter which says she reports ongoing gender dysphoria despite the fact that in texts The producer said, I do not have dysphoria.
00:47:41.000So, this is also something that we learned a number of months ago when Jamie Reed, who was working at a clinic that was giving treatment towards minors, came out and basically said that there's... I'm sorry, I had it backwards.
00:48:03.000No, no, I was just saying that a whistleblower named Jamie Reed who was working at the St.
00:48:08.000Louis Transgender Center was talking about the kind of rubber stamp routine that happens here and how there are these templates and what they do is give people sort of tips on what they can say to the therapist to ensure that they're going to be given the green light to go ahead with these procedures.
00:48:26.000I went to a doctor for a checkup a little while ago, like a month ago, and the doctor was like, how have you been feeling like mentally?
00:48:33.000I was like, oh, I'm existentially, I got a lot of stress, you know, the world economic order, how it's shifting.
00:48:38.000And he's like, you want something for that?
00:48:40.000And I was like, do you want to like do a blood test on me?
00:48:42.000Do you want a psychological operation?
00:48:44.000Like, do you want to do an eval first, or do you just want to hand me some Prozac?
00:48:47.000Like, the guy just, he was so ready to give me the medicine, the drugs.
00:49:05.000The reason I ask is my next question is going to be, why isn't the State Attorney General opening an immediate insurance fraud investigation on these providers?
00:49:24.000So, in tweet number 13, it says, three days later, Palumes sent this letter to Chelsea Bussey, who does not exist, saying he was experiencing gender dysphoria.
00:49:30.000The producer then responded, saying, no, I don't.
00:49:33.000The coordinator then responded, well, it has to be in there.
00:49:36.000So, keeping the letter as is, saying this person has dysphoria, despite the person texting saying, no, that's not true, that's insurance fraud.
00:49:55.000I mean, the fact that the other elements of it aren't criminal is also an indictment of our laws.
00:50:01.000And this is something I mentioned, Jamie Reid is a whistleblower.
00:50:03.000We also had a Helena Kirshner on who was describing her experience and the fact that she went to Planned Parenthood and was able to get the maximum dose she could get after a relatively brief conversation where I think she said she didn't even talk to a doctor.
00:50:15.000I mean, they're just pushing this stuff through.
00:50:16.000Planned Parenthood for a few minutes and then she got the maximum dose of testosterone?
00:50:19.000And initially, the person she was speaking with wasn't even going to give her that, but then she asked for it and they just gave it to her.
00:50:28.000And so, if you had any other field of medicine where there were this many scandals with this many different whistleblowers coming forward and saying, yeah, there's actually this entire complex set up around Trying to give me the proper answers to tell to other physicians to get certain treatments that they're supposed to be vetting me for objectively.
00:50:50.000We'd be having a national dialogue about it, but we're not when we're talking about literally amputating body parts that cannot ever be replaced or restored once they're removed and mutilating children.
00:51:05.000The medical marijuana rack was a racket.
00:51:08.000They were like, you gotta tell them that you have stress or they won't give you the medical marijuana card.
00:51:13.000So you go and you're like, I have stress, and then they give you the card.
00:51:15.000And then I think in some areas, right, if you said that you had that kind of stress and they gave you a medical card, it actually precluded you from being able to own a gun.
00:52:04.000I've said this before, I'm absolutely... I don't eat sugar anyway.
00:52:07.000I'm totally against the federal war on drugs.
00:52:09.000I think if a state wants to, you know, ban marijuana, I'm totally fine with that.
00:52:15.000But I remember when I was graduating high school about 10 years ago, this was when the massive push was happening for weed to be legalized and when we actually started to see it happen.
00:52:23.000And all of the arguments being made, instead of making the libertarian argument, which I don't necessarily agree with, but which I think is a better argument, and that is, this might be bad for me, but let me do it, there was so much mythologizing about how this is going to cure your cancer and it's a miracle.
00:52:40.000It's like, okay, you don't have to do that either, right?
00:52:44.000You don't have to push it all the way in that direction, but I hear you.
00:53:17.000And then after that commercial, like two commercials later at some law firm, it's like, you could be entitled to money if you took this medicine from that same company that's now been recalled.
00:53:46.000And I think we learned quite a bit about Big Pharma in the last few years.
00:53:49.000But I think what they've done, you know, John Stossel did a good expose on it years back where he made a strong argument For Big Pharma, right?
00:53:58.000I guess his brother works in that industry and he was saying how on average they spend about 800, this was then, about 850 million dollars to develop a drug and some don't work, others do work but they're just not prescribed.
00:54:10.000So he made a good argument for why certain things cost the way they do.
00:54:13.000I don't think anyone ever foresaw what we saw in the last couple of years.
00:54:17.000I mean you saw a pharma commercial, one every ten commercials.
00:56:09.000I mean, FDA as armed agents when needed, but the DEA steps in for the bigger stuff.
00:56:14.000But think about who typically funds and eventually staffs FDA and that pipeline goes back and forth like John McCain had with the defense industry and his staffers, right?
00:56:25.000The FDA and big pharma trade bodies back and forth.
00:56:29.000And so You're talking about cutting into massive profits.
00:56:33.000I've got a buddy who's a neurologist, a pain management doctor.
00:56:35.000He loves weed for certain chronic pain conditions.
00:56:52.000The pressure he gets from the pharma reps for being pro-weed, and he's not even talking about flour.
00:56:57.000A lot of times it'll be gummies or And by the way, I want to make the point, even though I mentioned I'm fine with states banning it, like, I don't dispute that there could be legitimate medicinal uses for it.
00:57:12.000I don't know enough about it, but I've also heard people who are physicians claim that there are good reasons to use it.
00:57:17.000You mentioned the fact that it isn't generally prosecuted, and Ian, you brought up the point that they could selectively prosecute.
00:57:23.000I guess, you know, if Trump starts smoking pot, they'll be banging down his door, certain of it.
00:57:28.000Well, DOJ has written policy now to not prosecute for weed, and the sister federal agencies, even Homeland, for example, they're not DOJ, they're their own entity, but they're just not prosecuting because the federal prosecutors won't even bring the case.
00:57:42.000Is it because they can't get a verdict?
00:57:55.000Right now, if you have a medical marijuana license in Florida, which is that whole seed-to-sale model, you've got to show, as we sit here today, guys, if you can't show 50-some-odd million liquid, around 55 million liquid ready to go, you're not even going to be considered for the license.
00:59:10.000You'll never see—I shouldn't say never, but I can tell you right now—you probably won't see, in the short term, recreationally, legal weed in Florida.
00:59:20.000And it's really not a political issue.
00:59:26.000They think if they have a bunch of kids— It's a real thing.
00:59:28.000There are certain areas that just stink now.
00:59:30.000Well, that's it, and their logic is sound.
00:59:32.000They're like, hey, look, it's one of the other reasons, I mean, not to veer too far off track, that we don't get open carry in Florida, is because the hospitality industry, we have a lot of European tourists, guns aren't as prevalent, they're afraid of it, it won't come, they'll spend their money elsewhere.
00:59:43.000So I do get that, as much as a 2A absolutist as I am.
00:59:47.000But with the weed, I've spoken to a few of the hotel ownership groups and all, and they said, look, We don't want to be charging 800 bucks a night in season for a room, have affluent families.
00:59:55.000There are a couple of kids come there by the pool and then they start, these families start checking out because they don't want their toddlers smelling this and seeing it, you know?
01:01:00.000That's not how you— This is what I was saying about weed.
01:01:02.000When they start moving to legalize it everywhere, and it's particularly in these states that, you know, kill and sterilize kids, I'm kind of like, I don't know if I trust them.
01:01:11.000Like, maybe it should always be that thing on the out— like, on the fringe where it's like, it's illegal, but, you know, people do it sometimes.
01:01:18.000We shouldn't have people in prison for it, but we shouldn't just be explicit with recreational use.
01:01:24.000I'm fairly libertarian, so I just, ultimately, Actually, I'll put it this way.
01:01:29.000I'm becoming more liberal, I suppose, than libertarian, in that I'm starting to feel like, one, we need to repair culture, desperately, so that people aren't giving their kids pot, or encouraging recreational use of drugs and things like that.
01:01:46.000But we also probably do have to legislate, to some degree, things that we view to be moral.
01:02:00.000But when it comes to this question of misinformation and telling people not to do their own research, I mean, this is so obviously self-serving for the mainstream and for the establishment, you know, exactly why they're telling people this.
01:02:13.000It's an example of things kind of coming full circle.
01:02:15.000I quoted Thomas Sowell on the show earlier tonight, and one thing I remember hearing from him that really got me thinking was he pointed out that in the public school system today, kids are taught that it's very important to make a difference.
01:02:29.000And he also made the point that they're not taught that it's important to know about the thing you're trying to make a difference about.
01:02:36.000And when he said that, it resonated with me because that was very much my experience in public school.
01:02:41.000I had many lovely teachers, but there was kind of this prevailing ethos of go out, change the world, make a difference.
01:02:47.000and not much of a conversation about how you should also research these things, become
01:02:52.000knowledgeable about them, really have something to say or do that's meaningful, and now it's
01:02:57.000actually come full circle to the point where they're openly saying, like, not only should
01:03:01.000you A. make a difference, but B. you shouldn't do any research about the social change you
01:03:07.000You should just listen to us when we tell you how the system should be rearranged, and then you should do our bidding.
01:03:13.000Let's talk about this story from the Daily Mail.
01:03:15.000Fox threatens to sue Tucker Carlson for violating his contract with the launch of his new Twitter show that 80 million people and counting watched.
01:03:54.000Again, not knowing a whole lot about the law or the legal precedent that's there.
01:03:58.000The fact that they would remove him from their organization and then try to stop him from doing his journalistic work when he's no longer with that organization suggests to me, in my personal humble opinion, that there are issues with the journalism he's doing.
01:04:13.000Because he's no longer affecting them in any way, unless that's the thing that concerns them.
01:04:18.000So similarly, with Tucker Carlson being ousted from Fox, a lot of people were making the argument that they were only throwing him out into the cold because of this Dominion settlement, even though Tucker didn't really say anything about Dominion.
01:04:33.000Now you have them trying to silence him, even though they don't have any more liability there.
01:04:38.000So it makes it perfectly clear that the purpose of casting him out wasn't, like, to settle a lawsuit.
01:04:44.000It was because they really didn't like what he was saying, and they're upset that he's saying it somewhere else now.
01:04:50.000I mean, look, they paid out a little over three quarters of a billion dollars, right?
01:04:55.000So they're super sensitive to being sued again.
01:04:58.000At the same time, one of the things I learned, you know, having worked in media as long as I did, is there is a tremendous amount of pettiness in the C-suite, especially when the hosts or particular hosts, like Tucker, become wealthy and powerful and beyond the reach of that C-suite, of management.
01:05:19.000They become That it's not that they're seen as uncontrollable because you gotta extend, you know, your key employees a certain amount of trust, right?
01:05:25.000You gotta let them be who they are and they're adults and they're responsible.
01:05:28.000And Tucker never crossed lines, right?
01:05:30.000He was sensational, but that's what made him good.
01:05:53.000But he goes out there, he goes on Twitter and then they start doing the math and they
01:05:56.000realize, wait a second, if this guy takes even a third of his audience with him and
01:06:00.000he charges them a couple of bucks a month, a few bucks a month.
01:06:02.000He's going to be doubling what we paid him while he really doesn't need us.
01:06:06.000He's not going to come back and grovel.
01:06:07.000So now it just seems to me to be real petty nonsense, like they're just going to try to make his life miserable because he doesn't need them.
01:06:14.000I wonder how much of this is, we must silence certain voices before 2024 or Trump wins.
01:06:20.000So James O'Keefe, Veritas not only freezes him, they then sue him.
01:06:30.000Now look, maybe it's coincidental that almost at the exact same time, Veritas suspends O'Keefe but locks him in the company, Fox suspends Tucker but keeps him in the company, and then both get sued for trying to do their work to continue their work.
01:06:47.000I think the O'Keefe situation was different, though, and I had some unique insight to this because I'm friendly with two different board members who are on opposite sides of the issue.
01:06:59.000There's two sides of the story and the truth is somewhere in the middle.
01:07:01.000But the one thing both of them Agreed upon, when they told me their versions, and I wasn't with them, was that O'Keefe was never fired.
01:07:11.000That he was benched, and that he did violate the NDA.
01:07:16.000And that's what they went after him for, and this was one who was- Right, so they tell James he can't work, and then when he says, I'm gonna do my own thing, they say, we're suing you now to stop you from doing that.
01:07:25.000I'm with you on that, but what they had said, both of them said, well it was more about the violation of the NDA and going out there- It's his NDA!
01:08:22.000What I'm saying is, because having been through dumb lawsuits on both sides as plaintiff and defendant in business, once you involve attorneys, Things snowball out of control.
01:08:34.000So, you can't deny that Veritas is inextricably linked to O'Keefe, right?
01:08:59.000I don't tend to agree with them on how enforceable they are as a matter of law, but that's just what lawyers do because they want to rack up as much billable, as many billable hours as they can.
01:09:09.000Look, I think the whole... You can't pass this off on lawyers.
01:09:14.000If you're the board of a 501 and your law firm turns around and says you must go in this direction... Project Veritas could have said, let's just let James do his thing.
01:09:21.000Well, here's what I'm going to agree with you on that.
01:09:22.000I think the entire thing was the most ham-fisted, Moronic PR exercise I've ever seen.
01:12:00.000James O'Keefe founded it, he's the leader of it, he's the one in charge, and if the donors are happy and the work was getting done, the only reason to interfere was because they were jealous, evil, or trying to destroy Veritas intentionally.
01:12:12.000I don't think they were trying to destroy it, but I do think they did.
01:12:16.000But they had no reason to destroy it because the money was coming in and the exposes were strong.
01:12:20.000I just think... Then why file a lawsuit?
01:12:21.000Because I think people... people have power trips.
01:12:25.000And they have power trips through tunnel vision, and they become crusaders.
01:12:31.000And they don't realize the collateral damage that's occurring when they become crusaders.
01:12:35.000I don't think it was a proactive You know, a career assassination of him, it turned into that.
01:12:43.000I just think a bunch of people said, well, we've got to do this.
01:13:09.000Filing a lawsuit against James O'Keefe was basically publicly declaring you are shutting Veritas down.
01:13:15.000Yeah, but the Playdevil's advocate on that, if in the bylaw, I didn't see him, but the way it was explained to me, in a 501, If you don't follow the rules, you could be prosecuted criminally.
01:13:26.000And so if lawyers step in, if you're a board member and you're one of the board members, that was pro-O'Keefe.
01:13:31.000Now you've got a law firm sitting in front of you and a good warrant saying, look, guys, we wouldn't have advised you to go down this road, but you did.
01:13:39.000And if you don't do A, B, and C now... Bullshit.
01:13:42.000And there is something... Well, but here's my point.
01:13:45.000Once an attorney tells you that and says to you, you might be personally liable if you don't do these things that we're recommending, how many people are going to go out there and say, okay, I'll take the personal liability?
01:13:55.000Because the actual real alternative is to say, make it above board.
01:14:00.000Which would mean they go to James O'Keefe and say... I agree 100%.
01:14:22.000Sat O'Keefe at a table in a closed door room like this and said, hey guys, to the attorneys, hypothetically, if this were the situation with an executive here and we wanted to maintain the status quo and still be compliant, how could we go about that?
01:14:38.000And everybody could have shook hands and walked out of that room.
01:14:52.000I played devil's advocate because I've sat on boards, but the way it was done in terms of a PR exercise was devastating to the organization.
01:15:40.000All I'm saying is, from playing devil's advocate, if you're an individual, look, if you're a board member of a bank, you find out there's extortion, you don't report it, you can't just quit and throw your hands up.
01:15:52.000The fact that they published a letter which actually said several people who signed it didn't actually experience any of this, that had ridiculous stories like James stole a sandwich from a pregnant woman, just shows, in my opinion, malintent.
01:16:33.000The amount of hoops you have to jump through to make it make sense why they would do this to James is absurd.
01:16:39.000The simple solution is either greedy, envious people were angry with James O'Keefe and wanted to hurt him in some way, or they were intentionally destroying Project Veritas.
01:17:18.000And if you get on Twitter, that's spelled T-R-A-D-E-R-S.
01:17:21.000So when you are brought into an organization founded by someone who has done the hard work and sacrificed and risked everything for it, and then you decide you're better than them and should destroy everything they built, I just consider you being worthy of the lowest level.
01:17:34.000And also, don't put lawyers and finance people on your boards.
01:17:38.000So when they founded Project Veritas, he had to have two others on the board with him, even from inception point.
01:18:01.000Robert Barnes, I was listening to him in Viva Frey talking about it a couple days ago, and he was saying, Robert Barnes was saying that Veritas wants to sue O'Keefe to make sure that all the people that were donating to Veritas that are now donating to OMG, Did they get that money now?
01:18:17.000But he's saying that, like, O'Keefe brought that money to Veritas in the first place?
01:18:34.000The donors, I mean, look, I was made privy and I probably shouldn't have been to some donor emails, some of the large ones, and those donors were pretty adamant.
01:18:46.000Outside of that, back to what we're seeing with Tucker Carlson.
01:18:50.000I do think, whether intentional or not, we are seeing very damaging efforts made that are, with an upcoming election, removing, trying to silence two powerful voices.
01:19:03.000Now maybe you guys can confirm or deny this, I don't know, but that Rupert Murdoch's girlfriend, I think it was Rupert Murdoch's girlfriend, said that she told Rupert that she thought Tucker was a prophet, and Tucker didn't like that because he felt that as, or not, Rupert didn't like that because it was a threat to his ego.
01:19:15.000I was told that story by a former Very senior Fox executive.
01:19:21.000So I will tell you that the person that told me this was very close to Roger Ailes and they are, in terms of a source on this type of thing, as good as it gets.
01:19:32.000You know, the other thing with Tucker could just be profit.
01:19:50.000So they got him on golden handcuffs at the moment, they benched him, they kept him on contract, and they're like, now you can't do anything that would compete with what you used to do.
01:19:57.000But that, like, that means you can't make an internet video?
01:20:02.000Well, how do you define compete with what he used to do?
01:20:05.000This is one thing that you're seeing left-wing commentators who want to donk on him say.
01:20:09.000Oh, the production value isn't very good.
01:20:11.000This looks nothing like he looked when he was on cable news.
01:20:14.000I mean, well, he's still getting a lot of views, right?
01:20:15.000And maybe there's an argument to be made there, too, that The fact that there isn't the same level of production quality means it is not a competitive product, right?
01:20:24.000I don't know how you could have a contract that says you're not allowed to voice any of your opinions on the internet.
01:20:30.000You'd think that he would have seen that or his lawyers would have seen that if they tried putting it in there and said no.
01:20:38.000More on the private equity side of the world.
01:20:39.000Now, I think this one is strictly about dollars.
01:20:41.000Look, they know that whenever Tucker, if Tucker decides to launch a nightly show in his old time slot, he is pulling tens of millions in revenue monthly from Fox.
01:20:51.000So what they're doing is what big companies do.
01:21:19.000I think it's Tucker that a nightly... In general, if we were getting 85 million hits per video, I would be going to... I would actually probably charge a million bucks.
01:21:29.000Well, he's only done one video so far.
01:21:32.000If you're getting 80 million views, you should have 100 million of your net rolling in without worrying about it when you go to bed in the morning.
01:21:38.000Now, to be fair, that was his first episode.
01:21:57.000Right Twitter. Wow, that's up from 40,000 yesterday. So he had 18,000 on Monday 40,000 yesterday
01:22:02.000240,000 today and counting Yeah, man, he's so that's 10 million a month, right? So it's
01:22:09.000a half a million a day But that's 10 million a month you do one one hit like what
01:22:13.000one one one ad a day a per show He's gonna wake up at 2 p.m. Wake up at 2 p.m. Do that. You
01:22:19.000got half a million a day coming in his producer's a week His producer is going to be like, here's a bunch of the stories we've gone through, he's going to read through the news, they're going to work on the script for 40 minutes, then he's going to lay out his argument for 10 minutes, and then he's going to go back to bed.
01:22:32.000No, he's going to go sleep in his pool of money.
01:22:35.000Actually, I don't want to go back to bed, I'm going to swim!
01:22:38.000And to your point, if the guy does half a million per pop, He's got 120 million a year rolling in.
01:22:45.000They weren't spending 20 million a year to produce his show.
01:22:58.000As Bud Light collapses, Modelo becomes number one, Target stock is crumbling, and all of those who embrace wokeness in these big corporations are seeing the stock take a big hit.
01:23:07.000We now have CNN CEO Chris Licht out after Trump Town Hall.
01:24:04.000I did Don Lemon's show once in 2011 or 12 maybe I'm sorry like 13 or 14 it was on BLM riots and we got into somewhat of an intellectual debate about I, my point was, you know, he said, well, let's bring, let's bring it down.
01:24:21.000He said, you know, I said, well, look, BLM is a disjointed organization.
01:26:00.000And so with Tucker Carlson, when he was let go from Fox, we spent so much time speculating over what story he broke that was the straw that broke the camel's back, because Tucker was subversive and he actually reported on things that people in power didn't want the American people to know about.
01:26:19.000That's how you know he was a good reporter.
01:26:21.000That's how you know he was genuinely good at his job rather than just being popular.
01:26:25.000Because we were having conversations about the stories he broke and the things he talked about that no one else was willing to touch.
01:26:30.000And we couldn't even narrow down which one it was that got him fired because there was so much.
01:26:34.000When Don Lemon got pushed out of CNN, no one was wondering, oh yeah, which story do you think, which subversive story that Don Lemon broke do you think was the reason those powerful people pushed him out?
01:26:46.000We were actually arguing what Unstable outburst led to his removal.
01:27:38.000You made a statement earlier when you were preempting your ideas that when Fox let Tucker go, but I think technically they didn't let him go.
01:27:46.000They have him on a golden handcuff on contract still.
01:28:15.000One thing Fox doesn't want to do, and it's not unique to Fox, it's every large corporation, they don't want to peel back onions in Discovery.
01:28:22.000That's the last thing they want to do, because look, you gotta remember, when you produce discovery of things pertinent to a lawsuit, you're pretty much self-policed, right?
01:28:31.000You produce what you and your attorneys feel is pertinent to discovery.
01:28:35.000Your attorney is officer of the court, is trusted that you're producing what you're supposed to produce.
01:28:40.000Well, Tucker knows a lot more about the inner machinations of Fox than Dominion does.
01:28:44.000The last thing Fox wants is for Tucker, in discovery, to compel discovery on some things that should have been produced at Dominion but weren't, Wow.
01:28:54.000So you think that Tucker will threaten to take it to court and then they'll drop the case?
01:30:24.000I think he's got them in a rough spot.
01:30:27.000So, would they release him from his contract, then?
01:30:29.000Or would they just let it... I mean, it depends on how the attorneys... Look, listen, he's going to claim they owe him money, they're going to claim he owes them money, and at the end of the day, they might just wash it out.
01:30:39.000He'll say, just leave me alone, let me go, and they'll say, we're not going to give you a dime, and everybody walks away.
01:30:55.000Tucker was contracted to produce a show, to host a show.
01:30:59.000They then decided he will not do that.
01:31:01.000So now, they either let him go, or they pay up.
01:31:05.000And so he's saying, if we have an agreement where it's like, I'll pay you X in exchange for you to come on the show, and then I tell you, you can never come on again, and then you say, well, then I'm gonna leave.
01:31:18.000The agreement is that you are hosting the show.
01:31:21.000Now, they may have something in these contracts because they're robust contracts, but I really doubt that there's gonna be a judge who's like, well, no, Tucker, you're not allowed to work right now.
01:31:31.000It's more likely gonna be like, this makes no sense, there should be a settlement for separation.
01:32:42.000Part of that's obviously they don't want to lose the remaining viewers of his that they've kept, but it's an unusual way to go about it when you're going, you know, he's a grizzly, right?
01:32:51.000You typically take a kill shot when you go bear hunting like that.
01:33:01.000All right, well let's go to Super Chats!
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01:33:25.000belly flop says Reagan legalized ads for kids
01:33:28.000eventually 90s kids rule adult suck era trained millennials into low quality
01:33:34.000rebels franchised activism now beliefs are mostly based on what people are
01:33:39.000against you know I remember that as a kid in the 90s this whole
01:33:43.000like hate your parents Parents are dorky.
01:33:46.000They don't know, but my parents were super cool.
01:33:48.000And I was like, ah, this is all weird to me.
01:34:24.000You know, however, I do periodically get messages from people and they're like, oh, your video was suggested to me, and I recently got hit up by a high profile individual who said that my videos were being suggested to him, so I'm like, oh, that's good news, right?
01:35:33.000So I was thinking actually, I think it's reasonable to assume that if I were to put up my 20 minute TimCast news segments, I'd probably get a couple hundred thousand hits per video.
01:35:47.000But there is still a path to monetization in that If we're selling Casper Coffee in these videos, and we're getting 100,000 hits on each of these clips, and we convince 10 people to buy a bag, it is worth posting them on Twitter.
01:38:04.000I will say, though, not a fan of the whole, let's make everything out of corn thing.
01:38:07.000Like, every single thing we make, there's some guy trying to figure out how we can make it of corn instead of what it's supposed to be made of.
01:38:12.000No, I know, but it's just very bizarre.
01:38:14.000Because you're like, hey, normally it would cost me $100 to buy this raw material, and corn would cost $200, but they've paid for the corn, so it's free, so I'd rather just try and figure out how to make corn glass.
01:40:52.000Like we don't, like there's no circumstance in which we get an order for coffee and then we like chuck it into a waste bin and just claim that it went out.
01:41:01.000Like all the coffee gets loaded up into the thing, given, sent out to shipping.
01:41:04.000And then I don't know, whatever they do with it.
01:42:43.000Bobcat says, you're going straight to space lasers.
01:42:45.000Tim, you need to look up the World War II bat bomb.
01:42:48.000It did more damage in Japan than the A-bomb.
01:42:50.000I read about that, was it literally bats?
01:42:53.000Like they released a whole bunch of bats?
01:42:54.000Yeah, and the bats had, I think they had like incendiary, like little...
01:42:58.000Pieces of flame on them some kind like little some little like lit like fuse I guess and landed in all the wood.
01:43:04.000It's true the bomb consisted of a bomb-shaped casing with over a thousand compartments each containing a hibernating Mexican freetail bat with a small timed incendiary bomb attached.
01:43:14.000That is some Looney Tunes stuff right there.
01:43:31.000It actually did a lot of damage, because they just lit everything on fire, because Japan at that point was all made out of wood and paper, essentially.
01:43:38.000So I guess if your enemy's civilization is built out of wood and paper, you could just send flaming bats at them.
01:43:45.000I don't think they're using this anymore, though.
01:43:48.000I mean, firstly, Peeta, you could like, this is how backwards things are, you could bomb civilians with something like this and then Peeta would be upset about the bats.
01:44:04.000Matt Kelly says... Matt Kelly says, an all-woman firefighter crew lost control of a prescribed burn in Banff, Canada, causing a 70-acre forest fire.
01:44:51.000Damage Controlling says, we'll boycott companies for targeting children, but won't delete the social media that actively rots your brain as they solicit and promote active child abusers.
01:45:01.000If you still have Instagram after today, you are the problem.
01:45:59.000It doesn't mean that what they actually have are more powerful, but they're certainly different.
01:46:04.000So if they're coming out and they're saying this is the inside of our nuclear submarine, they're either lying or they have something totally different.
01:46:11.000They're not going to give the enemy access to information pertaining to how to subvert our weaponry.
01:46:15.000And not only that, we have a history of the military admitting that they disclose classified technologies when the next generation, or at least implying that they disclosed classified technology.
01:46:25.000And what was it, the SR-72 or something?
01:47:16.000Stevie Vivi says, don't forget Northrop Grumman publicly announced a plane that was not completed yet over a year ago and still has not flown yet.
01:49:16.000But there are a couple others, tried a few, they're amazing.
01:49:19.000And then we have wine berries coming in a month.
01:49:22.000It's really funny, for people who don't live out in the rural areas, when we have people come from cities, they're like, did you plant all of these things?
01:49:28.000And I'm like, no, this is just literally what happens every year.
01:49:30.000There's pawpaw, there's walnuts, there's apple trees, there's cherry trees, we got two black cherry trees.
01:49:36.000We have honeysuckle, we have wheat just randomly growing everywhere.
01:49:52.000And this property is on a river and it just happens to be the right condition and got a patch like this big and they just sell it abundant.
01:51:34.000PomPyroKJ says, many separate videos of helicopters dropping fire in multiple places in Canada.
01:51:41.000We shouldn't dismiss questions that should be asked, especially when motives exist, just because it could be considered a conspiracy theory.
01:51:47.000Yep, that's the video I was talking about when I saw the helicopter looked like it was shooting napalm down into the trees below.
01:51:52.000Maybe they were trying to do a controlled burn and burn a perimeter around the fire.
01:52:39.000Monk in training says, regarding the Project Veritas board power trip, Rabbi Yisrael Salanter once said, man has the potential to see great lengths, but a small coin blinds his vision.
01:56:58.000Because I had 7-3 suited and I was like, I don't know, I think I was in the cutoff.
01:57:05.000And the flop comes with like Queen 5-6 and so I'm like, oh I have a gut shot, you know, I could get the straight.
01:57:13.000And so Seamus does have a Queen with top kicker.
01:57:16.000So that was a that was good, but I Raised you and then the turn comes the four four five six on the board and I raised you I've seen you raise when you have bad hands I've seen you raise when you know, you know, you're like, I'm just gonna keep raising because I can't give you poker lessons live on the show If I show you the bluff, I'm intentionally making you think, when I'm strong, I'm weak, when I'm weak, I'm strong.
01:57:39.000So when I completed the straight, and then raised you, and you were like, well, I've got a Queens, I must be good, and you gave me all your money, it was really funny, because the guy on my left goes, 7-3, what are you doing in that hand?
01:57:49.000I was like, bro, I was bluffing, and then I hit the 5-6 and got the gut shots.
01:57:54.000You can take all of someone's stack in those situations where you bluffed.
01:57:59.000Well to be also like we were sitting at the poker tables like I don't know if I want to play in Tim's like look I'll buy you in the hand and so he just got money back yeah I was like alright fine I was gonna have to give it back to you anyway but but simply when you're looking at the board and you think like I have a queen so I have a I have ace queen as a queen of the board I must be winning if someone else is putting money in they think they're winning too yeah I know for sure so if you just had I also know that I also know that you like to live on the edge so I was like this might be But that's not true.
01:58:26.000You just think it is because I don't show you my cards unless I want you to think that I'm bluffing.
01:59:16.000Well, so we play Fridays just for fun, for like, you know, like little 20 bucks or whatever, but the whole time we're joking and saying extremely crude and offensive things that are the funniest things you'll ever hear that we can't repeat.
01:59:29.000Oh, well I can't do that then, because that's the part I don't like.
01:59:31.000If we tone down some of the hate speech by a notch or two, then it'll be totally-
02:00:02.000I'll have to get some more practice in.
02:00:04.000First time ever really playing, actually.
02:00:06.000With poker, what's great is that I get so competitive that I want to debase the other person's will to live in the game.
02:00:13.000Get them to question their own sanity.
02:00:15.000I will make them think that they're a loser fully.
02:00:19.000Just to win their money like a bully. I get very dark and dirty when I play that game
02:00:22.000That's why I'm with a blackjack dealer. I'm like I mean, and it's crazy too because some places allow really
02:00:28.000bad table etiquette really where like it's brutal man I won't I won't play again like dude look these are low
02:00:34.000stakes games one two Yeah, it's a couple hundred bucks to buy in you leave with
02:00:37.000a couple hundred bucks You don't really lose a lot you might make a little bit
02:00:40.000someone might lose a little bit No one's like it is not ten grand at the table. This is the
02:00:46.000low stakes But there are some people who are just so nasty, and they know they can win if they trigger you, if they tilt you.
02:00:52.000So they'll say stuff like, if you play right but still lose, they will target you and say things that don't cross the line to get them kicked out, but will piss you off, because they want you.
02:01:02.000They'll talk about your family, they'll talk about your... Oh my gosh, World Series of Poker.
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02:01:34.000Because I moved over to DeSantis, but it's been kind of amusing.
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