In the wake of the tragic death of Queen Elizabeth II, the liberal outrage machine is out in full force. Woke leftists are reveling in the death of a beloved monarch, and we're here to talk about it. Plus, a Democrat is arrested for a journalist's murder, and a city declares an emergency because of the surge in illegal immigrants.
00:00:34.000And, you know, with that being said, I know it's a tragic day and I'm already getting triggered myself because instantly you see woke leftists coming out and insulting and spitting on the memory of talking about dancing on the grave of the Queen.
00:01:12.000We had that tweet from the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire the other day showing Meghan McCain crying over her father's coffin.
00:01:18.000And I'm just like, that sickens me, dude.
00:01:21.000The Queen was one of the most famous, notable figures, powerful, prominent, loved, respected figures in history, and she passed away.
00:01:33.000And it's unsurprising now that there are people who are reveling and gloating, so it's gross.
00:01:38.000But we're going to talk about that, because I think it shows a delineation between who we are and who they are, and at least trying to have some decency and respect for those who may be suffering or grieving.
00:01:49.000A Democrat has been arrested for murdering a journalist, which is kind of surprising because I was told Donald Trump was the one who was going to inspire MAGA Republicans to harm journalists, but here we go.
00:03:20.000I'm excited to talk about the Queen, especially since I was so grossed out by the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire's tweet about John McCain.
00:03:34.000From the Daily Mail, have they no shame.
00:03:36.000Woke liberals writing for the New York Times, New York Magazine, and the Atlantic waste no time attacking the colonizer queen mere hours after her death, age 96, and hours after Twitter took down vile post mocking Monarch.
00:03:50.000Now, I don't know why that tweet got removed.
00:03:52.000We should probably look into it before I make my opinion, but I don't think you should be censored for having bad opinions.
00:03:58.000I'm glad we get to see these people being awful because I don't want to, you know, mistakenly work with, associate with people who would do something like this.
00:04:09.000So, they write, the death of Queen Elizabeth has been celebrated by some opinion writers, with one promising to dance on her grave and another describing her 70-year reign as devastating.
00:04:19.000While millions around the world were mourning the death of the 96-year-old, provocateurs were, within hours of her death, mocking the outpouring of grief in some of the most esteemed publications in the United States.
00:04:30.000One Pennsylvania professor even said she hoped the Queen's final hours of pain would be excruciating.
00:04:35.000Yeah, I don't think that was the case.
00:04:47.000I think what we're seeing here is that these people will say anything for woke points.
00:04:52.000And so, they know they're gonna be contrarian, they know shock content is gonna get them attention, and here they are now getting it, so I won't get into, you know, their names or whatever, but just point out, like, there are people in this world and in this country that are just...
00:05:29.000Yeah, well it's not really surprising.
00:05:31.000I feel like every time a politician or a person dies that people on the left have deemed an oppressor, whether it's true direct oppression or not, they think that they are more virtuous by kind of celebrating that person's death.
00:05:44.000I don't think that they just think that it's not bad to do it.
00:05:46.000I think they actually think that it is moral and good because to them they see themselves as kind of You know, on the right side of history, and someone like Queen Elizabeth as a white colonizer and oppressor, and therefore, why wouldn't you celebrate her death in the same way that you would celebrate Hitler's death?
00:06:03.000Of course, I don't think that's comparable at all.
00:06:05.000I don't think that she can be compared to Hitler or any other true oppressor in any way.
00:06:31.000Everyone in our office is tired of me saying this, but I'm British, I'm a British citizen and an American citizen, and it is the true divide between what I feel like is my upbringing in America and my British heritage which is that the monarchy is an institution that represents not only political power but a cultural history that is so interwoven with things that are challenging for the British people as well as things that are make them unique and prosperous and I think Queen Elizabeth in so many ways partially because her tenure was so long she reigned for 70 years
00:07:01.000There's really no one like her, and during her time you have to remember all of the social, cultural, and technological change that swept through England.
00:07:09.000There's really no one like her, and I know, you know, when did the reign of the British monarchy end?
00:07:13.000There's a lot of points in history where people will say like, well, this is really effective end, this is really effective end.
00:07:18.000To me and to a lot of people that I know, this is the end of the British monarchy because she represents a tie to a history that is so far gone from the culture we have today.
00:07:57.000There's, I think, British culture, you see it a lot in the obituaries that are coming out right now for Queen Elizabeth, which is that she had a very strong sense of duty and the idea of a sense of duty, at least in the way I was raised and the ties that I saw to my British heritage, was like, this is a big theme.
00:08:13.000The idea that you rise to your purpose and you rise to duty and you serve, you know, and I think in a lot of ways, though there are things wrong with the monarchy and I think it's important to be able to criticize your government, Queen Elizabeth really represented that to people.
00:08:26.000And even though there are people who don't support the monarchy, they don't love it, they will still mourn this loss because this is the end to an era of British history and British culture.
00:08:34.000Yeah, the British Empire, technically she was the empress until about, this says 97, when Hong Kong was ceded over to China again.
00:08:44.000That was when the British Empire ended.
00:08:46.000So that's when she no longer was the empress.
00:08:47.000Of course, you can be a king and an emperor at the same time.
00:08:49.000The King of England, the Empire of Britain.
00:08:51.000And she's still the effective head of government in Canada.
00:08:53.000I mean, she doesn't really do anything.
00:08:55.000She was still the effective head of government, I think, in Australia.
00:08:57.000Again, those countries operate independently, but she has such a serious cultural influence that I really think, you know, there are lots of wonderful things about America, but that aspect we don't have, and we chose not to.
00:09:08.000We separated from England for a reason, and I think those things are good, but It's really difficult for Americans to understand because we view our political leaders with a level of vitriol, and we know they are temporary.
00:09:21.000We know if we fight hard enough, we can push them out.
00:09:23.000And that's just not how, you know, this works.
00:09:26.000She was a unifying figure, even for people on the left and the right in Britain.
00:09:29.000It seems like a lot of people unified them.
00:09:32.000Yeah, and I think part of it is, you know, yesterday she met with Liz Truss, who's the new Prime Minister.
00:09:38.000She, to the end, was conducting business and is such an integral part of culture and the administrative state of Britain.
00:09:46.000You know, we really just don't have anything like that.
00:09:48.000Do you think that because the royal family... What was that?
00:09:53.000Do you think that because they know they're in for life, they try to do a better job of being unifying, as opposed to the politicians here who know they're going to be hated, so they're like, I'm out, screw you.
00:10:03.000I think that's part of their nature, that they're not supposed to be political.
00:10:06.000She really didn't comment on politics, and really none of them do, except for Meghan Markle, because she's not interested in that royal title of being a unifier at all.
00:10:33.000It's, it's the opposite of meritocracy.
00:10:34.000It has no, no basis in a functional reality or a system of merit, of human merit.
00:10:40.000I, but that being said, the first thing I thought when the queen died was, I, I was thought of her family and how they're emotional, how they're handling it right now.
00:11:02.000She actually seemed like a pretty cool person.
00:11:04.000From a distance, from the Western media that I was getting my whole life, seemed like one of the best monarchs in human history, personally.
00:11:36.000There are British people, there are generations of British people, where she has always been the queen.
00:11:40.000Like, she's not just on your money, she is always around.
00:11:43.000Well, and I think because the world is so chaotic and because things in the world, and especially in the UK, have changed so much, her steady presence has really kind of helped keep people sane.
00:11:52.000And now that she's gone, what's gonna happen?
00:12:38.000Everyone's just kind of like, yeah, it just kind of ended when Hong Kong was in 97.
00:12:42.000They thought maybe the Suez loss of the Suez Canal was really when the British Empire No longer had power.
00:12:47.000Maybe it's just exists, you know, du jour, but not de facto.
00:12:49.000Just like she is the figurative head of government of Canada or of like the British Virgin Islands, right?
00:12:55.000Like those places all have their own governments and elect their own officials and have their own form of government.
00:13:00.000It's kind of in name only that they're still tied to the Empire.
00:13:03.000The Empire is not functional as it once was.
00:13:04.000I wonder how long the monarchy will last at this point now, because the way Harry was just like, no man, I'm done.
00:13:10.000What I think is that it'll end up going bankrupt.
00:13:12.000I think that the monarchy will always be sort of part of it, because you also have to remember, we think of it as like, oh, it's the queen and the prince and she's got those grandkids, but like, actually there are still dukes and duchesses and people, like, there are all kinds of titles in British culture that we don't have.
00:13:31.000Well, my thought is it's very hard to remove the monarchy entirely because they would have to undo how they conduct some governmental business, right?
00:13:44.000And so to a certain extent there will be enough people who don't, like, who's, it's like, It's King Charles now, then it's William, and then it's George.
00:14:12.000I think, you know, Charles has got to bring it back to their roots.
00:14:14.000Start issuing letters of marque, sending out naval destroyers and, like, private vessels to raid cargo ships and just I think that'd be fascinating.
00:14:44.000And that's going to be like, talk about a monarchy.
00:14:46.000the owner of the corporation. While they're actively criticizing colonization and they're
00:14:50.000like these people, China's actively colonizing. They're literally colonizing. It is literal
00:14:54.000colonization. Africa, South America, yep. And even Australia and America and Europe.
00:15:01.000Yeah. It's, you know, because their idea of colonization is like,
00:15:04.000they think white people are evil. Yeah.
00:15:06.000So they assume a bunch of white people get on a boat and they all have like devil horns and pitchforks like, yeah, we're gonna go kill other people.
00:15:12.000When in reality, it was like people saying, there's not a lot of land here anymore.
00:15:16.000I'm gonna get on the boat and go find a better place to live.
00:15:18.000So what's happening now with colonization in China is that it's just regular Chinese citizens being like, I'm gonna move to the United States and go live in New York.
00:15:50.000So it's not as much like creating Chinatown as, hey, we're going to Literally take over your country by putting you in debt.
00:15:57.000But I just wanted to differentiate between the evil vision of colonization that these woke leftists think versus when you just have a large population moving around and moving into places.
00:16:43.000But then there's also where you go and seize someone's property and then you set up your house there, which is also a form of colonization, but they're completely different really ethically.
00:16:52.000One of them, you're not displacing humans.
00:16:54.000The other one is you're seizing people's land.
00:16:55.000So in Israel, for instance, there's a lot, and I get a lot of the media through the Western media, so it's hard to parse what's happening.
00:17:02.000But I've seen videos of people getting off of buses, like Israelis or Americans that have been invited there to colonize the West Bank.
00:17:09.000And they get off the bus with mattresses in their arms and just run, and they're all charging, racing to get to the house first, where the Palestinian guy's not home, and then they take it.
00:17:19.000They go in and they're like, this is my home now.
00:17:20.000If you mess with me, the police will shoot you.
00:19:25.000You know, like if if a bunch of New Yorkers started going from Manhattan to Jersey City, I went to Florida and they were like fighting and they were like rides and stuff.
00:19:35.000But I just don't know how you compare the size of population to what China is doing.
00:19:38.000I mean, it's not like Israel is sinking, you know, Vietnamese shipping vessels, firing missiles over neighboring islands into territorial waters of other countries.
00:19:47.000Whoa, whoa, Hamas and Israel have been firing missiles into each other's territory for Yes, you're talking about a small regional conflict of great consequence compared to China expanding in the South China Sea.
00:20:42.000I don't get the point you're trying to make.
00:20:43.000I think California is colonizing Texas and Arizona and Colorado.
00:20:46.000I think New Yorkers are colonizing Florida.
00:20:49.000They left during COVID and they're like, we like it here.
00:20:51.000We're going to stay and bring everyone.
00:20:53.000I mean, it's a hard comparison to make.
00:20:56.000I understand what you're saying, that there is conflict there and it feels like one force has more power than the other.
00:21:00.000But I wouldn't classify what's going on in Israel as colonization more than regional conflict.
00:21:05.000Israel was a British and French colony at the end of World War I. They promised the Allied forces, the British, French and Italians promised that area to the Arabs, if the Arabs would betray the Ottomans.
00:21:17.000So the Arabs were like, oh, you're gonna give us this area that's now Israel?
00:22:07.000There's this romanticizing on the left about Native Americans, for instance.
00:22:15.000They want to believe this narrative of the evil white man from Europe coming and just massacring all the natives.
00:22:19.000It's like, oh, but don't get me wrong, there's a bunch of really bad history there, of course.
00:22:23.000Lands get conquered, war breaks out, and some people win out over others.
00:22:26.000But it's like, I don't know, man, the Aztecs were kind of brutal, you know?
00:22:32.000They were warring with each other, they were sacrificing people, ripping out their hearts and stuff like that.
00:22:36.000So it's hard to say, you know, but based on our standards as Americans with a constitution, the answer is yes.
00:22:45.000If you think our standards are better than other countries' standards.
00:22:49.000So Hong Kong, for instance, I think you were mentioning this before the show, it seems to be getting really bad for them now with China moving in because we don't think China's values are good values.
00:23:34.000Yeah, imagine what this country, what the United States would look like if no one ever came here. I mean, what
00:23:41.000would it be? I can't imagine that it would be substantially well developed.
00:23:46.000Well, I think leftists have this fantasy. I've noticed this.
00:23:49.000They've got this like romantic fantasy in their head that before civilization, things were better.
00:23:55.000That if we all went back to living in tribes and just like living off the earth and that we would be better off than we were, than we are now with civilization.
00:24:05.000It is objectively better to stub your toe and then die from the infection, right?
00:25:13.000There's a story I've told before about this woke guy I was talking to in North Dakota, and it was at the Dakota Access Pipeline protest.
00:25:21.000I said, you know, I have to leave by tomorrow because I have a meeting in Los Angeles, and I got to drive from North Dakota to LA, which is crazy.
00:25:27.000Not a meeting tomorrow, but in a few days, so I got to leave tomorrow.
00:25:30.000And then he was like, nah man, you shouldn't do that.
00:25:33.000Meeting schedule that's colonial thinking and then I was like what what does that mean?
00:25:37.000He's like it's colonial thinking man like like having a meeting in a schedule the Native Americans don't have that
00:25:42.000They like wake up when they need to and they get to work and they get it done. And then I was like
00:25:45.000Having a meeting is colonial thinking like what are you saying? Like what does that mean? Like that? I'm tracking
00:25:53.000time He's like, yeah, like the colonizers from Europe came and they brought these schedules in time, you know, these, these meetings.
00:25:59.000And then I was like, what are you talking about, dude?
00:26:02.000Like Asians had schedule, have schedules too.
00:26:04.000They're not white people in their minds.
00:26:07.000They think colonization is all modern success and all modern success is bad.
00:26:13.000And I'm just like, you're a white supremacist with a guilty conscience.
00:26:16.000Yes, they attach everything that they don't like to colonialism and white supremacy, like the gender binary.
00:26:22.000There was this, like, New York Times article the other day saying maternal instinct is a myth that was created by, like, Western men in order to oppress women.
00:26:30.000And I always go back to, like, whether you believe the Bible is the inspired word of God or not, it is still a book that was written at least 6,000 years ago by Eastern brown men.
00:26:41.000And, like, literally one of the very first verses of the Bible says that God made them male and female.
00:26:45.000So, the gender binary is neither Western nor Modern.
00:26:49.000And so, it's so funny when people think that we can't see back in history.
00:26:52.000Also, isn't this like a bigoted point of view to take?
00:26:54.000To be like, you know, Native American people couldn't schedule or figure out time.
00:26:58.000That seems like a horrible stance to be like, only white people know how to make appointments.
00:27:06.000The African American History Museum, remember a couple years ago, they put out that page on their website that was like, Being on time, and having lists, and having schedules, that's all part of- Delayed gratification.
00:27:19.000Yeah, that's all part of white supremacy.
00:27:21.000I had to tell this guy, I was like, dude, Asians invented the compass 1,000 years before your ancestors did, so don't come to me and talk about how the white man created everything, because you just, you're a white supremacist, you genuinely think white people did everything that- Right.
00:27:52.000I'm like, this idea that you, so when I asked him about this, when I said, Asians have schedules, Brody goes, yeah, but that came from colonies, colonization.
00:30:27.000But it's kind of like what you were saying earlier before we started recording.
00:30:31.000We keep hearing or we've heard for the past few years that an instance like this is going to happen on the Republican side.
00:30:37.000It's going to be a Republican that goes after a journalist and kills them because of all Trump's, you know, anti-press Rhetoric and, well, I don't know if this guy really did it, but if he did do it, then that's not the case here.
00:30:49.000It wasn't the anti-press rhetoric from Republicans that caused this guy to possibly kill the journalist.
00:30:54.000Right, and if this journalist, you know, if everything he's writing was full of emotion and it's not, you know, it's very biased and maybe not factual, like, that's terrible reporting and that is serious, but you don't get to vigilante kill him.
00:31:41.000And now it's actually a Democrat being accused of doing it.
00:31:44.000So it's like, is there gonna be an apology across the board for the Trump supporters who are restraining themselves?
00:31:49.000Because apparently Trump said that the real opponent was the media that they were running against, because it's not the Democrats, it's the media.
00:31:59.000They're gonna keep pushing the narrative that MAGA Republicans are the evil ones, are the dangerous ones, are the threat.
00:32:06.000I mean, this is in line perfectly with Antifa going around smashing up windows, destroying businesses, killing people.
00:32:11.000And then they ignore it and say, yeah, but the Trump supporters are the problem.
00:32:14.000Yeah, I've barely even heard about this story, honestly, besides us talking about it and seeing some conservative commentators talk about it on Twitter.
00:32:23.000And so, obviously, if this were a Republican, we'd be hearing about it constantly.
00:32:27.000We'd be seeing tears and quivering chins on CNN, like, oh my goodness, it's so difficult for me to come to work every day.
00:32:34.000We already saw AOC say in GQ that she doesn't even know if she's going to be alive in September.
00:32:39.000And so there would be journalists saying the same thing, and they would say, this is the cost of Republican extremism, but now it's barely a peep.
00:32:47.000Well, we talked about this the other day, AOC saying she didn't know if she was going to be alive.
00:32:51.000I think that she thinks that the same people who apparently put a dagger to the throat of democracy on January 6th, they're going to come kill her in her apartment before she can, you know, zip away in her Tesla.
00:34:15.000So I think that she was, whether it's in her head or real, it seems like she was really shaken up after January 6th.
00:34:21.000She's talked multiple times in interviews about how she's gone to therapy, how she was scared that she was going to get raped, scared that she was going to get murdered.
00:34:30.000She talks a lot more now, it seems like, than she used to about Men, and how she feels objectified.
00:34:37.000I do wonder, like, that whole big booty Latina thing that happened with Alex Stein.
00:34:42.000Like, her fiance literally did nothing.
00:34:44.000Just, like, stood there with their little dog.
00:34:46.000Like, I do wonder how much of, like, a stable force he is in her life.
00:34:51.000And if he actually makes matters kind of worse for her to have, like, a weak man by her side.
00:34:57.000We should do a skit about Dr. AOC and Mr. Republican AOC or whatever where she like drinks a formula and then starts turning into a Republican.
00:35:06.000Like her dress turns from blue to red and she's like... Then she's like wearing a Trump hat.
00:35:13.000The Alex Stein, the big booty thing where he approached her on the steps.
00:35:17.000I'm kind of sad about the way it has been playing out because I feel like it's for Alex Cortez that she could totally just laugh with him and laugh about it and like, what?
00:36:29.000She's, it's, it's, it's like, it's like an insecurity thing where it's like, he was saying, he said, my booty was luscious.
00:36:37.000I work out and I'm mad that he noticed.
00:36:44.000I think that AOC is this interesting study in someone who doesn't have a clear path forward.
00:36:53.000She has a lot of ways she can fall from this coveted position and I think she's not good at dealing with trolls or negative feedback because she has been celebrated for so long as this like iconic young democrat Latina and like if those are things that you're proud of cool celebrate them but I think when you come from the opposite end of the political spectrum when you're more conservative like you often are in a position where you think that you are going i mean i'm sure this has been true for you in your careers like you're in spaces where you are often the enemy right you're often the wrong opinion and you get used to sort of having to let things roll off your shoulders if you are in a circle we're competing for praise you know you have very few people who are probably saying like i i don't like what you're saying she probably has a lot of people like i like her saying but i'd like it even more if you said this
00:37:40.000I gotta say, I could not imagine the stress she probably deals with.
00:37:46.000Because we know how awful it is on the left when you're dealing with cancel culture.
00:37:51.000So I have a friend who is a lefty guy, and he was saying that someone he knows and has worked with is getting cancelled right now for a wrong thing or something.
00:38:01.000And then he's like, do you think I should criticize him, call him out too?
00:38:05.000Or should I just try and keep my head down and say nothing?
00:38:07.000And I said, I think it's insane that you choose to live that way.
00:38:13.000So this is a guy who's on the outside.
00:38:14.000He's in an industry that's woke and he's like, this is how it is.
00:38:19.000So do I join the mob or do I hide from them?
00:38:21.000Imagine being at the epicenter of the mob, like AOC, and everyone's constantly glaring at you with darted evil eyes waiting for you to say the wrong thing.
00:38:32.000She probably doesn't know what to say half the time.
00:38:33.000She's probably, like, sitting there sweating bullets, terrified that at any moment it could all be ripped away from her by cancel culture.
00:38:41.000I have a hard time believing the left would turn on her.
00:38:43.000I mean, unless she went, like, full MAGA.
00:38:46.000I mean, she says a lot of really stupid stuff, and the left has never been like, hmm, maybe we shouldn't be putting her on the cover of magazines.
00:38:53.000She got attacked when she walked back her stance on Israel and Palestine.
00:40:13.000I mean I think I wouldn't I personally wouldn't care I wouldn't think less of what she you know I think she would be as committed to whatever ideology but I could see other people who feel like she is the example of the young successful professional who was a bartender and she hustled she got to congress and you know whatever she's doing and if she says like my family life is more important to me than politics and this career like there are people who I think would really drag her for that and I can't imagine having to you know It's not just drag her, I just wonder who's behind her.
00:40:48.000Like the people who first chose her and put her up and are pushing her to be this like representation of like the future revolution.
00:40:56.000I feel like She probably has a lot of pressure behind the scenes that we don't even see.
00:40:59.000I just, I think she must get it from all directions, and even though I don't agree with her the majority of the time, I would argue to say almost all of the time, I still have a lot of, you know, I just, I would hate to be in her position in some respects.
00:41:16.000Yeah, I think about, I don't want to turn people off from running for office because we need people, good people in office, but how horrifying it would be to serve on the bridge of the Death Star.
00:41:26.000Like, they're creating, where do we go to war next?
00:41:29.000Where do we send the military machine on Earth?
00:44:21.000Steve Bannon charged with money laundering and conspiracy.
00:44:24.000So as much as there may be some stressors for the woke left because they might get cancelled, I'm sure they view that stress as preferable to being targeted by the DOJ for what, well, you know, I'll be careful here.
00:44:36.000I am reluctant to trust the DOJ or, in this instance, New York State's, it's the Southern District, actually no, this is New York State, this is Letitia James.
00:45:16.000I don't think they'll do it before the midterms.
00:45:17.000I just feel like it's not going to move fast enough.
00:45:20.000But I will say that I think Letitia James is just a very clear example of judicial activism.
00:45:25.000I think that she very selectively picks her cases and You know, has a clear agenda, which I would not want if I were a person from New York as my Attorney General.
00:45:36.000So what would you call it if, at the federal level, at the state level, Democrats are taking positions of authority in prosecutors' offices, in the DA's offices, in the federal government, in the attorneys, you know, they're getting jobs as attorneys and judges and stuff like that.
00:46:05.000Corruption is not a strong enough word.
00:46:08.000I think what is challenging for a lot of people is that this is part of strategic, strategic installment of sympathetic people at certain levels of government.
00:46:23.000So if people are interested in influence elections, you could say you should run for office, but you could also say you should work at the polls, you should be in this county position, you should do whatever.
00:46:33.000And I think that The placement of prominent Democrats in offices of Attorney General was something that most people wouldn't think to do because they think it should be a nonpartisan position, right?
00:46:48.000They don't think we should put someone who has a certain political agenda there.
00:46:51.000We should put someone who's a really good lawyer, really good at the law.
00:46:55.000I just mean— Would you call it fascism?
00:46:59.000I mean, fascism is an element in authoritarianism.
00:47:02.000What we're seeing is that ideologically driven Democrat types are intentionally infiltrating these offices, like the Soros prosecutors, to get their people out of jail and to put their opponents in jail.
00:47:16.000It is some kind of subterfuge or... Yeah, it's a subvertive cronyism, maybe.
00:47:26.000Because it's not quite there, but it's something close to that, where a political faction is weaponizing the government to shut down their political opponents, and their political opponents are just sitting there and taking it.
00:47:36.000Well, on MSNBC the other day, a commentator said the civil war may have already started.
00:50:21.000What does that mean that they are not telling their own White House press secretary what's going on so that they can be like, just deny it.
00:50:31.000It's insane to care about a White House press secretary, even as Jen Psaki or Kayleigh McEnany or otherwise, because you can't expect the press secretary to know everything and to be completely honest.
00:51:02.000Well, the right does, but again, I think that there are a lot of- I don't think they talk about it enough.
00:51:06.000Well, I mean, I think that we talk about- well, we might get kicked off Twitter if we say, like, the HHS secretary is not the woman that he says that he is.
00:51:15.000And I mean, there are different things that I think the right says, maybe not totally effectively.
00:51:19.000I don't know if Republicans in office do, though.
00:51:22.000I kind of feel like if someone was running as a Republican and they just like went up on the debate stage and were like, my principal issue is no sex change surgeries for children.
00:52:45.000Now, I talked with James Lindsay and Billboard Chris, and I've said I think trans kids absolutely do exist.
00:52:51.000I think endocrine disruptors, hormone disruptors probably play a role in this, but I think a lot of what we're seeing in the news and with these families, A lot of these kids are undergoing social pressures from social media to cave into this, and you've got a perfect storm of a young kid going through puberty, dealing with body changes, popular social media content supporting transition, and parents who also are
00:53:17.000And a salivating medical industry that can profit predatorily off of these young children.
00:53:24.000The Sackler family, if you look into what was a dope sick and they're pushing of oxycodone on the population, knowing it was addictive and telling everyone it wasn't, getting the FDA to sign off.
00:53:34.000And mocking people in rural areas where they were pushing this drug in their emails to one another.
00:53:39.000These are the people that are doing this to the kids.
00:53:41.000It's not the Sacklers, I'm not saying, but it's people like that that want profit over everything else.
00:53:46.000Now I'm just pausing for a second and looking at the news article we have pulled up and I'm like, how did we segue from Steve Bannon being charged with money laundering to trans kids?
00:53:52.000That was a fast... What were we talking about?
00:53:55.000I'm trying to think about what the connection is.
00:54:16.000They are creating, though, if we're going to stick on the whole trans kids thing, which I would not agree with, Tim, that there is such thing.
00:54:29.000There are people that, you know, cross-dress, whatever.
00:54:32.000But anyway, they are creating lifelong slaves to the medical system because, okay, you do a quote-unquote gender-affirming hysterectomy where you take out a young girl's uterus and her ovaries.
00:54:46.000Now you're going to have to use a surrogate and have to go through all of these different fertility treatments in order to have kids one day if you want to.
00:54:52.000And so, They are lifelong medical patients, and of course, the medical-industrial complex likes that.
00:55:05.000Utah-based Zion's Bank opts out of participating in Boise Pride Festival.
00:55:09.000This was over child drag shows, and Zion's Bank issued a statement saying, when we sponsored this, we did not know that they were putting minors in these kind of situations.
00:55:19.000And then Boise Pride says, oh, minors have always been involved, and it's like, That doesn't, that's not better.
00:55:25.000But this is interesting because it's showing that a corporation is saying, we're going to lose money if we go this route, so let's not do it.
00:55:31.000But at the same time, we have another story.
00:55:34.000Gaming charity, Games Done Quick, cancels Florida event citing COVID and don't-say-gay law.
00:56:03.000At first I was thinking the Zions Bank thing was a victory for the cultural right in that companies are finally being like, hey, that's the line for us and we won't do it.
00:56:14.000But you're also seeing companies pull out of Florida.
00:56:17.000So it's kind of like maybe it's just the culture is bifurcating.
00:56:26.000I mean, like, they sponsor it, and then you see their logo, and you're like, I need to get a mortgage, and I'll go to that bank, and it's all advertising.
00:56:31.000The same reason that they would sponsor, like, a half marathon or something like that.
00:56:43.000Like, what happened with Zion's Bank, where they were like, hey, you know, sponsoring the sexualization of children probably is bad for our bottom line.
00:57:41.000I highly doubt they're afraid for their safety.
00:57:43.000It's dangerous to think that attempting to prevent a child from getting experimental surgery is the danger, when the experimental surgery actually could be considered dangerous.
00:59:25.000Whereas, like, I really don't think any of the gaming customers, I mean, I would be really surprised if the gaming customers were like, hey, I'm going to stop, you know, attending your events or using your service if you don't specifically pull out of Florida.
00:59:38.000I think that is them trying to pressure Florida the same way that the NCAA tried to pressure North Carolina when it said we're not going to host, you know, the NCAA basketball—I think it was—I think it was basketball that year.
00:59:50.000Because that has a direct influence on revenue.
01:00:41.000The first point is just to say, this is something that I find odd.
01:00:45.000And then don't fight with them, don't argue with them, and if they're like, I don't know what you're talking about, be like, oh, I don't know, here, let me show you, and then just pull up the article on child sex change surgery, and then be like, yeah, here, like, they're, whatever, I don't know, are you, and then, and then genuinely just don't be mean, don't be like, it's wrong, and you're supporting it, you gotta be like, I mean, then you do what Ian said, you put up the picture and be like, I don't know, you know, look at this picture, and be like, that, that, I don't know, I saw that, and I was just kind of like, I don't know what's going on anymore.
01:01:11.000Mary's on my show and I had him on because he said that the whole grooming thing, us calling people groomers on the left was a part of an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory that had to do with QAnon.
01:01:22.000So I wanted to have him on the show and ask him about that.
01:01:24.000And he claimed to be conservative himself and claimed to be a Christian.
01:01:30.000And so we kind of went back and forth and I just like pulled up some articles and was
01:02:14.000terrible, and he's aggressive, and he's rude, and whatever else.
01:02:18.000Like, if they can't tie it to a specific example, it's that Donald Trump represents an ideology that is different than what they're used to.
01:02:24.000And they're not going to be receptive if you shout back at them.
01:02:26.000You have to understand where someone is coming from.
01:02:48.000Yeah, last time my mom was like, oh, Tim, you're getting angry.
01:02:50.000And he's like, I'm not getting angry, Becky.
01:02:55.000I do think part of it is like people are unwilling to have these conversations because We see discourse on things people disagree on as so volatile most of the time.
01:03:05.000It's better not to have the conflict and I think part of that is on you.
01:03:07.000You have to control how you react and keep yourself accountable to being civil and, you know, talking with compassion as much as you can about these issues while not just compromising your viewpoint, right?
01:03:18.000Like, you have to be honest about how you feel.
01:03:19.000I think so often people are afraid to say, like, I actually don't agree with you because they think the fallout will be so bad and it doesn't have to be.
01:03:30.000It is not courageous for the people who work here on this show to say our opinions because we know we have a company where our opinions you're allowed to say.
01:03:56.000If you can't, that's the thing, if you as a regular old American cannot publicly say, I refuse to vote for child sex change surgery, then we're screwed.
01:04:10.000Seriously, because that story to me was just like...
01:04:16.000You know, like for me, I voted for Trump, you know, in 2020 for a variety of reasons that did not broach children getting sex change surgery.
01:04:24.000Now we're at that point where I'm kind of like, how could any reasonable person who agrees with us keep quiet now, knowing this stuff has been happening?
01:04:34.000Children, young girls, some as young as 13, getting double mastectomies.
01:04:39.000I mean, I can tell you, unfortunately, I spent a lot of time on white woman Instagram and liberal woman Instagram, which is the worst place on earth.
01:04:48.000And you would be surprised at the number of like suburban kind of conservative Christian moms who buy This idea that, well, it is compassionate to allow kids to do this because they might commit suicide, or I don't have a say in this, their doctors, their parents know best, or who believe in like the propaganda about not being able to get miscarriage care.
01:05:13.000It's what we were talking about, like that toxic empathy piece that I think so many women, especially Christian women, are just totally manipulated by.
01:05:21.000They're just manipulated by the maxims that trans women are women and things like that.
01:05:26.000And so, I mean, that's how they're drawn in.
01:05:40.000Is that what you wrote about in a book or was this just something you've been focusing on?
01:05:43.000Well that's yeah it's something and it's not just me it's something that a lot of I would say like conservative Christians have been talking about for a long time because there's such a problem of progressivism within the the church and it's this idea that we have to Lead with empathy.
01:06:16.000You are partial in your judgment making.
01:06:18.000You're deferring to one person over the other because you think it's compassionate to do so, and it's going to make you make decisions that have really bad consequences, like open borders, like social justice crime policies, because you're told that's empathetic.
01:06:33.000I think that there are a lot of women and maybe you would know more about this from your social media stalking but I think there are a lot of women who fear being bad moms and doing wrong by their child and so it's easy to then say like well if their doctor says it's a good idea to do this I'll just commit to this lifestyle because I don't want them to ever look back and be like you're the one who made me suicidal.
01:06:53.000Well sure and Abigail Shrier would definitely say there are people like that but it's more the women who go along with it their kids aren't involved but you know who just go along Let's talk about the good news and the bad news.
01:07:03.000From TimCast.com, the Economist's midterm model shows Republicans have a 74% chance of winning the House.
01:07:07.000Democrats have a 78% chance of holding the Senate.
01:07:09.000From TimCast.com, the Economist's midterm model shows Republicans have a 74% chance
01:07:35.000I think conservatives can get complacent.
01:07:37.000I mean, conservative, not just Republicans, but libertarians who lean on the conservative side, like anybody who falls in this scope, they can be like, well, it's close enough.
01:07:44.000We'll just trust it's going to happen.
01:07:46.000You have to remain more active than that.
01:07:48.000I think a lot of people are thinking, like, okay, if Republicans do take control, yes, that's better than Democrats having control, but really, what's going to happen?
01:07:55.000Are there going to be a lot of strongly worded letters?
01:07:58.000Are there going to be more, like, investigations that are televised?
01:08:48.000It's like, Liz Cheney is effectively a Democrat and that says so much about what the Democratic Party has become.
01:08:55.000Like, their supporting this woman is just... But I think that speaks to the fact that a lot of left-leaning people want consensus.
01:09:03.000They want people to agree with the stances that they have.
01:09:05.000And the idea that true policy and governing comes from debate with people who believe differently than you do and whose ideas are different than yours isn't as easy to build consensus around, right?
01:10:14.000I mean, there's a podcast called Missing Alaska that talks about the last Democratic Alaskan senator or congressman, Nick Begich, and then Hale Boggs from Louisiana, both went missing.
01:10:25.000I believe they weren't declared dead at the time of their election, but they were definitely missing.
01:10:44.000On November 7, 2000, Select the Next U.S.
01:10:47.000Senator from Missouri and incumbent Republican Senator John Ashcroft ran for re-election for a second term, but he was defeated by Democratic Governor Mel Carnahan despite Carnahan's death in a plane crash three weeks before the election.
01:11:09.000Yeah, I think that after the, I think it was the second debate between Trump and Biden when Trump just like would not let Biden Finish talking.
01:11:18.000There was a lot of sympathy I saw on social media for Biden.
01:11:55.000Well and it makes him hard to attack because if you attack him you're like... You're attacking my grandpa.
01:11:59.000Yeah and you're attacking like an elderly person like that's weird.
01:12:02.000He's nasty and he's always been nasty.
01:12:07.000I would love to see Republicans see this poll and become more motivated, right?
01:12:15.000I think a lot this is sort of a dangerous period for conservative leaning voters because there'll be as much as possible discouragement and you'll see a lot of left-leaning press say like well this this race has basically become unwinnable and like you'll read the article that'll be the headline you'll read the article and be like well I don't I don't really know that that's true.
01:12:33.000I think That the red wave is not a guarantee.
01:12:37.000I think that it's definitely something that you'd have to stay committed to as voters.
01:12:41.000But I also think that like they the other side of the aisle would like you to be discouraged.
01:12:46.000I kind of feel like when the Republican primary in Pennsylvania was happening.
01:13:07.000And now Republicans are going to lose Pennsylvania!
01:13:10.000You think that that, I mean I know you don't literally think that's what happened, but I think it's like, but I think it's very, I think it's very Trumpy.
01:13:17.000I think it's very Trumpy to be like, he's like, you were on TV and I was on TV.
01:13:20.000Well, this is my friend, like him and Hannity and Dr. Oz have been friends for a long time.
01:13:26.000I think that is what Trump cares about far more than any ideology.
01:13:33.000He's still trailing, but he's only like five points behind Fetterman now.
01:13:36.000Fetterman just agreed to have a debate in mid-October.
01:13:38.000I mean, like, I think, you know, I don't want to put my... Maybe he can win.
01:13:43.000It's like he could, but that's the thing, like, we feel like he can't.
01:13:46.000We're already counting Pennsylvania out, and like, I just feel like it is too early to call.
01:13:50.000Even all of this modeling, you know, It will dramatically change so much because we know the final basically six weeks before the election can produce some crazy changes.
01:14:00.000Did you see Fetterman's speech when he was bumbling his words and saying the wrong stuff?
01:14:04.000Like he had a stroke about a year ago or something.
01:14:19.000He endorsed Oz before, but then in this recent coverage of like, because at first Federer was like, no, I'm not doing a debate.
01:14:26.000Like, you guys are bullying me and you are making fun of my recovery.
01:14:29.000And Oz was seen as really aggressive, being like, look, if you want to represent the state, come out and represent the state.
01:14:35.000And then Recently, Pat Toomey was like, the thing is, if you're in Congress, you have to be able to speak clearly, you have to be able to endure, you need to be able to do this.
01:14:42.000It's actually not unreasonable that he should be on a debate.
01:14:45.000It would be reasonable that he would step down from Congress if he suffered a mind-altering stroke.
01:14:50.000They should give him a bell that he can have on his right hand that he can ding, and then the nurse can have a list of the letters.
01:14:56.000I've been watching Breaking Bad a lot.
01:14:59.000I mean part of like what's hard about it is so the uh Oz campaign sorry I wrote about this for timcast.com so I'm up to date on this one uh the Oz campaign had offered him they had said like we want to do five debates and we'll offer you all kinds of accommodations you can have an earpiece to talk to your staff We can have more than one bathroom break.
01:15:18.000And the bathroom break seems kind of insulting, I think.
01:15:20.000It makes him feel like he's geriatric.
01:15:22.000And he was like, no, you guys are, like, you guys are not respecting my, you're supposed to be a doctor and you're not respecting my recovery.
01:17:50.000He has tried to prepare to be the most likable candidate.
01:17:53.000Obviously, unpredictable that he had this stroke, right?
01:17:55.000No one really could have seen this one coming.
01:17:58.000But I do think that he was the guaranteed winner of the Democratic primary for a long time, which made it much harder to calculate who he was going to be up against.
01:18:07.000And I think the hardest criticism that I hear of Oz is that he's maybe from New Jersey or something, and that's maybe not enough for Pennsylvania voters.
01:18:14.000Well, and he was like He was pro-transing the kids a few years ago.
01:18:19.000Maybe not pro, but he platformed it on his show.
01:18:25.000Also, I didn't like the primary against Kathy Barnett when he had all of these Republican trolls coming out against Kathy Barnett and just straight up lying about her for the sake of us.
01:18:35.000He has been running a super aggressive campaign.
01:18:38.000You know, regarding Federman's rise to power, what he's been doing, he's been working at this his whole life, he's been aiming at this his whole life.
01:18:43.000I have compassion for someone that is about to run the race of their life and they break their ankle.
01:18:48.000But you don't run the race in those situations if your ankle's busted.
01:18:52.000I have compassion, but not to a fault.
01:18:54.000Like what you're talking about earlier?
01:19:06.000They've literally voted for people who are dead.
01:19:10.000This is the moment when the world is looking at us to lead.
01:19:15.000You know, in a hard, idealistic sense, I actually think voting for the dead person is the better thing to do.
01:19:22.000Because then you have no one in that chair screwing everything up.
01:19:26.000The problem is, in real life, they just appoint someone to fill the seat, so you're voting for nobody.
01:19:30.000You're voting for the governor to just be able to put in whoever they want.
01:19:33.000Which, if you live in a state where the governor's in your party and you trust him, is why you would do that, right?
01:19:37.000So if you are in a blue state and your Democratic person dies or goes missing, and you think that the governor will appoint another Democrat to fill the spot, like, yeah, you cast your ballot along party lines.
01:20:30.000I think people have to want to be a public officer in America.
01:20:35.000I don't think someone who is unwilling can sustain the lifestyle, right?
01:20:39.000But I also think that we forget, we see the elected official and we forget that they have advisors and staff and other people who are helping write their policies.
01:20:46.000Like, there are a lot of ways to be involved with influencing politics in the government.
01:20:51.000You don't have to just be the person on the poster.
01:20:53.000Re-election bothers me, because people shouldn't be in and thinking about their next term.
01:20:56.000That should never even remotely be part of the equation.
01:20:59.000They should just be allowed to be in forever?
01:21:00.000They get in, they do their job, they're four years and they're out, or eight years and they're out.
01:21:03.000But what if they're really good and you want them to come back?
01:21:04.000Then thank you, start a business, and I'll follow you on Instagram.
01:21:06.000But what if I thought they were putting out good policies and I want them to stay in office?
01:21:09.000Then keep talking about your policies on Twitter and I'll follow you, but you're done in politics after that.
01:21:13.000But then you create shadow governments.
01:22:21.000I think term limits, if you have term limits and they know that they're out of office no matter what, why do they have to listen to what their voters or constituents want?
01:23:31.000They've apologized to Ben Shapiro, saying, as we stated, we're continuing to evaluate our policies guiding social media and events with inclusivity, diversity, and respect for all.
01:23:40.000We have to start by sincerely apologizing to Mr. Shapiro for our reaction.
01:23:44.000When he visited a booth, we sold his company.
01:26:28.000So the point, the reason I brought this story up was not to debate words in semantics, but to point out another culture, culture war victory.
01:26:35.000And they named, they said Ben Shapiro specifically by name.
01:27:28.000And like, imagine, like, when you're coming on the show, Ian, there's another dude who's like got a master's degree in like, he's like a master chemist, he's got a PhD, let's say PhD.
01:27:38.000He's actually doing graphene research experiments.
01:27:41.000And he's going around talking about how much he wants graphene.
01:27:44.000And then everyone's like, oh, you're that graphene Ian Crosland guy.
01:27:54.000Someone else is now more famous than you with the same name, so... But they're then contacting you and being like, tell us about your experience in your doctorate program.
01:29:52.000I would never have a dream about Chris Hayes because I've never watched his show before.
01:29:57.000What if she's like hate watching him every night?
01:29:59.000Yeah, they say like sometimes people that you see on the street or like that you interact with in a restaurant will be in your subconscious because your mind remembers their face, right?
01:30:05.000But she's seen Tucker Carlson so frequently she can identify him in her dreams.
01:30:10.000That's I think actually telling us like what's going on at home.
01:30:14.000They're not like they're not nightmares.
01:30:23.000She's having beautiful fantasy dreams, where she's on the right on the back of a stallion and Tucker like, you know, he's like, they trot up to like a beautiful waterfall with a rainbow and birds of paradise.
01:30:34.000And then she goes, Oh, hold me, Tucker.
01:30:36.000And then he's like, you're so beautiful.
01:30:37.000And then she wakes up just like normally with her eyes slowly opening and goes, okay, that was a nightmare.
01:31:21.000I want the whole... You know, it'd actually be funny if the dreams were like, she walks into an office building and Tucker's a receptionist and he's like, just fill out this form, sign here and go up to the third floor.
01:31:31.000Like what if it's like most banal and mundane experience?
01:31:33.000She's like in bed and her husband is like secretly watching her talk across him while she's asleep. And that's what it
01:31:38.000is He's like hearing her voice and so she's like seeing him in
01:31:41.000her dreams But actually like it's her husband's like I'm a closet conservative
01:31:44.000when I when I would go to sleep watching adults swim I would have scooby-doo dreams all the time
01:31:49.000And I was, like, constantly in the mystery machine, you know, with Scooby.
01:31:53.000And it was funny because, like, Scooby and Shaggy would be saying things, and then in my dream I'm, like, responding to them, but they weren't talking back, and it was the weirdest experience.
01:32:01.000And then I would slowly wake up and Scooby-Doo is on!
01:32:09.000And he's like, yeah, we're going to bed, no problem, you lay down, I'll just finish watching.
01:32:13.000So that means she's having a dream where she's driving in her car and Tucker's sitting next to her going, and now the Democrats want to steal it, you know?
01:32:20.000Which, I agree, it might feel very strange to suddenly have Tucker Carlson lecturing at you in your dreams, especially if you think you don't watch him, but you secretly do, apparently.
01:32:49.000Liz Lemon in 30 Rock goes into, I can't remember who's office, and she says that she tells her friends she voted for Obama, but she secretly voted for McCain.
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01:35:16.000We got Daft End who says, woke leftists.
01:35:19.000I don't believe you can call yourself a libertarian and have any respect for a monarch, let alone one who raised and protected a son allegedly worse than Hunter Biden.
01:35:44.000The point is... Rabbits everywhere are offended.
01:35:46.000You don't walk up to somebody who's mourning and gloat and laugh at them and tell them how evil and stupid they are and how awful they're... That's not gonna win your friends over.
01:37:18.000But, you know, as a mature adult, I don't agree with Michael Malice on every single thing he does, but I'm still a big fan and he's a good friend.
01:37:30.000You know, when it's like a terrorist or something, I'm willing to go so far as being like, that was good that we stopped this evil person and, you know, that's fine.
01:37:38.000It's another thing to like, I don't know, just gloat and mock and post pictures of people mourning their loved ones because you disagree with them politically.
01:37:46.000I don't think you need to mock anyone's family members when they're mourning, but I also think it's like it's weird how people are saying, oh so it's okay to mock this evil person's death but not the Queen's.
01:37:56.000Okay, but a terrorist and Hitler, those people aren't the same as the Queen.
01:37:59.000You can disagree with the Queen, but like we're not moral relativists.
01:38:02.000The things that she did weren't as bad as like terrorists.
01:38:05.000I think it's okay to celebrate a terrorist's death.
01:38:07.000I don't think it's okay to celebrate the Queen's death because I don't think they're the same kind of person.
01:38:18.000So, you know, basically Pop Culture Crisis, which covers the news and information that most people actually care about, realized that there was still this small niche market of politics that most people don't care about.
01:39:38.000But Brett man that guy He's just like an encyclopedia of pop of cultural and popular media knowledge it's really fun to talk to him about stuff and An orange sea lion says, we dumped tea in the harbor to stop talking about the monarchy.
01:39:53.000Let the lotus eaters handle the monarch.
01:39:55.000Shout out to Carl Benjamin and the Lotus Eaters podcast.
01:39:58.000Um, we did a little bit more than dump tea into the harbor.
01:40:00.000I think we shot a bunch of people too and like burned things down.
01:40:04.000So it was a pretty complicated process and foreign intervention and all that stuff.
01:40:13.000But the Queen dying is like massive news.
01:40:17.000And there's a lot of people in the UK that I like and respect that are, you know, feeling sad over this.
01:40:21.000I don't get it, but, you know, I try to empathize.
01:40:23.000I would say, too, I believe there are people in the UK who do not love the monarchy in its current state and maybe have never liked it who also know that this is a huge turning point for their culture.
01:40:34.000They are really saying goodbye to an era of history that they probably have complicated feelings about.
01:40:38.000We're not saying the monarchy is all well and good, but you have to recognize that this is much more complicated than just some old white lady dying.
01:41:21.000Like, there's a meme from the Political Compass memes, where every political quadrant was celebrating the death of John McCain, and the centrists were like, you know, rest in peace.
01:41:36.000But that being said, that photo that the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire posted of Meghan crying over the coffin was just so unnecessary.
01:42:05.000They can all be terrible, but we can recognize that this is a huge moment in history.
01:42:09.000I would not celebrate if something bad happened to Hunter Biden or Joe Biden.
01:42:13.000I'm like, no, I want Joe Biden to live a long, well, as long as he can, comfortable life in his wheelchair with a burlap, you know, little blanket on his lap in a sunroom as he does his off.
01:42:24.000I want Hunter Biden to get the treatment he needs to deal with his problems and to stop doing whatever it is he's been doing with his illicit dealings.
01:44:21.000Or, you know, a more palatable issue, I guess, gun rights or something.
01:44:27.000But, you know, I don't know, I just think people probably would say I don't like the idea that children get sex change surgeries.
01:44:31.000I like the idea that you invite all, this was yours from a couple shows ago, you invite all your friends to get pizza and say, you'll drive, but then you stop by the bowling place on the way.
01:45:27.000A Canadian defending China and criticizing Israel.
01:45:31.000Yeah, and I'm not trying to counter what you're saying, but we've got to be careful that just because you don't see it happening doesn't mean it's not happening.
01:45:38.000And China, the Chinese government's very good at blockading any kind of media of what's going on over there.
01:45:44.000And we did happen to see some video in Israel, so I don't want to just pin all of it on them because that's what I saw.
01:47:25.000A friend of mine, actually, Andreas Nicholas, he used to work at TimCast, was putting graphite, I think he was painting graphite onto CDs and then putting them in a CD burner and using the laser to etch off graphene.
01:52:53.000Yeah, so we give in advance so that you can write the book and then we sell the book and then hopefully make enough money back to pay ourselves back and then make money for you.
01:53:11.000But we definitely want to find some outside talent that needs some, you know, I don't know, funding and resources to help get the ball rolling.
01:53:27.000The thing is, Timcast with this show has a marketing apparatus, so if we were to like release a song once a month, then we could just be like, hey guys, the new song is out, this is a band that does this, here's who they are, and that's more than most labels can do for you.
01:53:40.000I was thinking last night about a record label contract and like, I would love to build a contract that they still use in a thousand years because it's so good for the artist, like a springboard.
01:53:51.000Like, That's the best diving board on earth.
01:53:54.000All the greatest divers in the world trained on it and now they're adults and they remember that company that launched their careers and then they start their own labels and do the same for other people.
01:54:04.000You make them more famous and more in control of their career and then you're always remembered as the great for doing that, one of the greats.
01:54:11.000Kyle says, the banks and corporations sponsor Pride events because it helps their ESG score.
01:54:15.000This is something you need to bring up more because that is causing much of this.
01:54:29.000And if you're a fan of Jordan Peterson, you got to watch Attack on Titan.
01:54:33.000Yeah, I don't want to spoil it, but it's like, a lot of what he talks about is exemplified by what that show is.
01:54:38.000Although, like, the first few seasons, you're just basically watching giant people eat little people, and you're like, I don't know what this is about.
01:54:44.000But then later on when you realize the backstory, you're like, oh man, this really is like right up Jordan Peterson's alley.
01:56:44.000Make Tom McDonald rich so he can keep doing this and he can work with more people and he can get on those lists and then the media is forced to cover it and talk about what he's talking about.
02:01:08.000So, you know, we're trying to be nice and keep some of the hostility down.
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