Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 7 — UFO Doom or UFO Distraction？, Naughty Nancy Mace, Justice for Hunter Biden？

00:00:00.000 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard for another edition of Thought Crime with myself,

00:00:04.660 Charlie Kirk, Tyler Boyer, and Blake Neff join us. We walk through a number of the greatest

00:00:10.600 thought crimes in America today. UFOs, a danger or a distraction. The Hunter Biden case. What's

00:00:18.120 going on with the new Florida slavery teaching? Naughty Miss Nancy Mace. And then finally,

00:00:23.780 did Jason Aldean bend the knee? By the way, we also have a long discussion about the paddle

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00:00:35.460 crimes. Let's get into it. From the age of big brother. If they want to get you, they'll get

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00:00:53.780 Okay, everybody. Welcome to Thought Crimes, Thursday, July 27th. With us is Blake Neff,

00:01:01.860 Tyler Boyer, and I think Jack is here. Jack? Nope, he's muted. It's like a bad Japanese movie

00:01:13.920 where his lips and his... Chari, run! It's Gojira! Yes, say that again, Jack.

00:01:19.440 Uh, yeah, I'm here. We did, um, if you guys want to hear what I have to say, if you want to hear the

00:01:26.740 truth bombs that are going to be brought in here on Thought Crimes and Grammar Crimes tonight.

00:01:32.620 Well, very good, Jack. No, I was just saying it's like that old karate movie where the mouth and the

00:01:37.100 words don't line up at all. I will avenge your father!

00:01:41.160 Wait, my brother and I used to always do that one with, uh, with Jackie Chan, Rumble in the Bronx,

00:01:44.860 Rumble in the Bronx. He's like, you, uh-oh! Grab it! That, that, that was you just a second ago.

00:01:51.320 Okay. You had your brother before he was kidnapped by a karate cult, and now you have to rescue him?

00:01:57.760 We don't, we don't reveal that story of Jack's background. No. It's coming, it's coming someday.

00:02:01.300 Okay, so here we are. What do you mean that I'm actually in the Jackie Chan movie?

00:02:05.880 Is Jack, is Jack using live you again? Is this some sort of sick joke?

00:02:09.120 All right. So, we are all here together, and yes, the breaking news right now is, oh my goodness,

00:02:17.040 Donald Trump is indicted again. We're not going to get into that. Instead, the real breaking news,

00:02:21.720 why is everyone so uninterested in aliens, Blake?

00:02:25.140 Well, they're uninterested in aliens. I, I will say this. So, we had the hearing on Capitol Hill

00:02:29.700 yesterday about the UFOs, of course. Uh, it was a big deal, had all these clips go, but what I'll say

00:02:36.080 is interesting to me is, I, I know a decent number of, like, conspiracy, you know, you might say

00:02:42.200 conspiracy theorists, or at least conspiracy open people. I'm definitely conspiracy open.

00:02:48.240 Yeah, but I'd say, like, the more conspiracy theorists they are, actually, like, the less

00:02:52.220 interested they are. No, that's what's so, why is that? It's, it's this weird thing where, like,

00:02:55.880 the true based, like, Alex Jones group is, like, totally, like, nope, not buying it. I'm not sure.

00:03:02.380 Never mind, there are no aliens. Normally, I would say it's because they believe in even

00:03:06.440 more wild thing, and they're like, this is a distraction, because really, the deep state

00:03:09.820 is plotting to, like, you know, they're going to roll out the new vaccines, and it's going

00:03:13.380 to turn our blood into aluminum or something. But this time, it's like, a lot of them are

00:03:18.340 literally just saying what I would say, which is just like, yeah, there's really no evidence

00:03:22.480 this guy's telling the truth, or, you know, this guy just seems kind of confused. It doesn't

00:03:26.260 make a lot of sense, if you put it together. They sound like a, I don't know, they sound like

00:03:30.140 a boring guy giving you, like, your accounting statements, where he's like, yeah, we've got

00:03:33.700 to make the numbers line up, and just, Jack, it doesn't really work. But now, it's all

00:03:38.100 the quacks doing this.

00:03:39.300 Yeah, so Tyler, why is it that all the based people are like, nope, no aliens?

00:03:44.080 I don't know why they're that way. I don't know. I've quit trying to make excuses on that

00:03:48.880 side, but here's what I do know. If aliens are real, then the world is going to become immediately

00:03:55.320 more conservative. If they're not real, then we're wasting our time distracting ourselves.

00:04:00.400 Because it's, anytime that there is a massive, like, natural disaster, the entire world turns

00:04:07.360 more conservative. Like, everyone's going to become, like, God bless America overnight

00:04:11.340 if aliens start attacking. Have you not seen Independence Day?

00:04:13.740 People become more conservative during COVID? I don't know if that cracked with our COVID

00:04:18.480 response, though.

00:04:19.080 No, well, I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about, like, natural disasters.

00:04:22.320 But that was basically, I mean, it's not a natural disaster, but it kind of comes from.

00:04:25.860 I'm saying, like, 9-11 style.

00:04:27.400 You know, hold on. If aliens are real, if everyone really believes this, no one seems

00:04:31.080 to be asking whether the aliens did COVID. Like, did they infect us?

00:04:34.760 Look, let's just be honest. We have a story.

00:04:35.660 If aliens are real, we're going to give them all citizenship and benefits.

00:04:38.960 We already give all aliens citizenship.

00:04:41.200 That's what I'm saying. So by next election cycle, we're going to have, like, the swing.

00:04:44.760 The lady was trying to tell us.

00:04:46.480 Yeah, the swing next team.

00:04:47.640 The aliens are here, and they're flying commercial.

00:04:49.380 So, yeah, no, she might have been ahead of something.

00:04:52.580 She could have. She could have been.

00:04:54.440 And there's, like, other layers to this.

00:04:55.920 I want her to testify.

00:04:57.880 Like, we have Congress. Congress is holding this hearing on the aliens.

00:05:02.480 And, you know, it comes to mind, like, if the intelligence community is really covering

00:05:06.820 it up, if the CIA is covering it up, if the military is covering it up, at a bare minimum,

00:05:11.260 it's like, should Congress be like, we're not going to fund the CIA until you give us all

00:05:15.280 of the alien docs?

00:05:17.280 Well, Trump can make this, this is, again, I'm going back to what I think Trump should

00:05:21.600 have done in the middle of COVID, was he should have just declassified everything, in the middle

00:05:26.580 of everything.

00:05:27.000 I think it would have, it's the only thing that would have overcome the COVID issues, like

00:05:31.460 the back and forth.

00:05:32.600 He could have declassified everything.

00:05:34.540 And by the way, Charlie and I know somebody that was very high up that, I'm not going to

00:05:40.900 say when it happened, but it happened during the Trump administration, came to us, and they

00:05:45.600 confirmed, and I'm not going to say that, like, I'm a skeptic or a believer in aliens, but

00:05:53.680 all I know is this one person came to us and they told us the aliens were real and they're

00:05:57.360 extraordinarily credible.

00:05:59.720 So, Jack, how should aliens factor into Donald Trump's re-election strategy?

00:06:03.280 Well, if you want to talk about it from an, well, it depends if it's a serious answer or

00:06:09.920 like a thought crime answer.

00:06:11.260 The serious answer is that when you look at the political calculus on this, it would be

00:06:18.740 saying that, well, the idea that the government is covering up aliens is part and parcel of

00:06:25.040 also saying that if you believe the government's able to do that, then you also believe that

00:06:29.140 there is a deep state.

00:06:30.140 So it ties directly into the same type of rhetoric that Trump uses, but it gets you there through

00:06:36.600 a sort of non-partisan funnel.

00:06:39.120 So it can be something that reaches out to disaffected leftists, that reaches out to

00:06:43.540 centrists, that even reaches out to, I think we were talking about on one of the other episodes

00:06:47.500 here, the non-news voters.

00:06:49.800 So not even a low-information voter, but like a non-information voter that maybe you can pique

00:06:55.200 someone's interest.

00:06:56.520 And then two, I forget who I was just saying it, that, you know, this idea that if Trump

00:07:00.180 comes out and says, I would classify the aliens, I will put everything out there, all the information,

00:07:05.080 the little green men will come out.

00:07:06.660 Blake is one of them.

00:07:07.680 Obviously he is part of the vanguard and, and this will be something that actually grabs

00:07:13.740 attention.

00:07:15.020 All right.

00:07:15.620 So let's play some sound here.

00:07:17.920 U.S. UFO whistleblower says that the U.S. recovered non-human biological pilots from crash

00:07:24.000 crafts, this is Nancy Mace, who apparently is very close to her fiancé, play cut 76.

00:07:29.180 We'll get to that.

00:07:29.700 We'll get to that.

00:07:30.120 Not this morning.

00:07:30.860 Not this morning she wasn't.

00:07:32.740 Aft stated earlier, do we have the bodies of the pilots who piloted this craft?

00:07:38.160 As I've stated publicly already in my News Nation interview, biologics came with some

00:07:42.600 of these recoveries.

00:07:43.780 Yeah.

00:07:44.560 Were they, I guess, human or non-human biologics?

00:07:48.440 Non-human, and that was the assessment of people with direct knowledge on the program I

00:07:52.200 talked to that are currently still on the program.

00:07:54.560 Who in the government, either what agency, sub-agency, what contractors, who should be

00:08:01.600 called into the next hearing about UAPs, either in a public setting or even in a private setting?

00:08:07.160 I can give you a specific cooperative and hostile witness list of specific individuals

00:08:12.520 that were in those.

00:08:14.400 And how soon can we get that list?

00:08:16.840 I'm happy to provide that to you after the hearing.

00:08:18.580 Super.

00:08:19.960 Super.

00:08:20.360 So this is Mitch McConnell in the hearing.

00:08:25.400 It's just, I've got to say, we're like, 10 minutes in, we're already, it's too soon.

00:08:32.120 Wait, you know, we haven't talked about whether he's one of them.

00:08:36.100 You know, it's kind of, he would be the perfect.

00:08:37.680 That's what I'm saying.

00:08:38.980 It's like the old Simpsons episode where, you know, Kang and Kodos are Bob Dole and Bill

00:08:43.060 Clinton.

00:08:43.580 And he just runs out.

00:08:44.580 Yes.

00:08:44.860 Yes.

00:08:45.360 Like, we needed Homer Simpson to run out up to Mitch McConnell.

00:08:48.180 It turns out it's Mitch McConnell.

00:08:49.500 Yeah.

00:08:50.020 He would just rip the, rip the mask off and then they'll be like, wow, we should, we

00:08:53.680 should probably have a different leader.

00:08:55.900 He transferred from Bob Dole.

00:08:57.440 And what would literally happen though is, you know, we'd come on the show and we'd be

00:09:00.640 like, we need to have a leader who's not an alien.

00:09:02.640 We need a new GOP caucus leader.

00:09:04.060 And then someone will be like, yeah, but who else could unite the caucus, Charlie?

00:09:06.920 Like, you remember that actually had that episode actually had one of the best lines that I've

00:09:13.460 ever seen on TV about abortion where, uh, so it's the alien comes out and is trying to

00:09:18.700 wade into the abortion argument.

00:09:19.940 But I think he's, I think he's, uh, pretending to be dull at this point.

00:09:22.820 He goes, abortions for none.

00:09:25.320 No, no, I screwed up already.

00:09:27.460 It's abortions for all.

00:09:28.580 And everyone's like, boo.

00:09:29.800 And he goes, very well.

00:09:31.580 Abortions for none.

00:09:33.540 Boo.

00:09:35.040 And he's like, hmm.

00:09:37.000 Uh, abortions for some.

00:09:40.080 Your American flags for others.

00:09:42.160 Yay.

00:09:44.280 And then at the end, they build a giant ray gun targeted at a planet that no one's ever

00:09:48.360 heard of, which is still more useful than the war in Ukraine.

00:09:52.960 Okay.

00:09:53.400 Let's play another piece of tape here, uh, about aliens.

00:09:56.600 Again, I, I feel like this whole, this whole news week has been built for thought crimes.

00:10:02.180 We got like dead chefs at Martha's Vineyard.

00:10:04.540 We got the turtle, like short circuiting.

00:10:06.580 We got indictments.

00:10:08.020 We got Hunter Biden's lawyer doing blow and, you know, bongs out on it.

00:10:12.880 This whole week has just been built for thought crimes and, and they just got hearings on aliens.

00:10:17.680 Oh yeah.

00:10:17.860 Nothing to see here.

00:10:18.580 Just hearings on aliens.

00:10:20.480 Okay.

00:10:21.280 So let's go to this one.

00:10:24.080 Oh yeah.

00:10:24.520 Uh, cut 80, pretty simple.

00:10:26.120 Uh, as a result of your government work, have you met with people with direct knowledge

00:10:31.000 or have direct knowledge of non-human origin craft play cut 80?

00:10:34.540 It's so crazy.

00:10:35.860 Grush, as a result of your previous government work, have you met with people with direct

00:10:40.060 knowledge or have direct knowledge yourself of non-human origin craft?

00:10:44.720 Yes.

00:10:45.080 I personally interviewed those individuals.

00:10:47.320 Okay.

00:10:47.560 Blake, what we've got, I just wanted to highlight one of the comments that we have here.

00:10:51.400 A lot of people are saying I should deport ET, not saying I would deport ET, but if I did,

00:10:57.760 it would be very tremendous.

00:10:59.620 It would be tremendous.

00:11:00.420 I, I've never liked that movie to be honest, but.

00:11:02.900 Extra, the ET go home?

00:11:04.320 Yeah.

00:11:04.700 ET, ET should go home.

00:11:06.040 I like that part of it.

00:11:07.020 I do not like ET.

00:11:07.480 But the implication is that he shouldn't have had to go home, but you know, it's a Spielberg

00:11:12.820 film.

00:11:13.140 I think if I remember correctly.

00:11:14.220 It is.

00:11:14.700 He's always, he's always scheming.

00:11:16.740 So I, I guess what my biggest takeaway from all this is just how the media is not really

00:11:22.500 sure how to spin it.

00:11:23.600 Yeah.

00:11:24.040 I mean, you got to kind of feel a little bit empty if you're kind of like a Roswell, New

00:11:28.840 Mexico alien guy, right?

00:11:30.400 You remember Roswell?

00:11:31.320 Yeah.

00:11:31.980 You remember Roswell?

00:11:32.820 No, I stopped at the thing on my way down to Phoenix.

00:11:35.660 So Roswell is in alien culture, which I'm open-minded at all.

00:11:41.700 It's kind of, it is the Mecca.

00:11:43.000 That is well said, Jack.

00:11:44.220 It is the place where all the sightings happen.

00:11:46.540 I've been to Roswell a couple of times.

00:11:48.020 I spoke there last year.

00:11:48.980 Yeah.

00:11:49.380 Pastor Troy, Troy Smotherman is there.

00:11:51.680 A great church there.

00:11:52.520 It's actually really right wing there.

00:11:54.280 Yvette is there.

00:11:56.020 It's right near the Permian Basin.

00:11:56.900 That's what I'm saying.

00:11:59.200 What are you saying?

00:12:01.240 That's what I'm saying, that there is a, these are natural allies for sort of like

00:12:06.580 the populist Trumpian right.

00:12:08.620 We're the people who are going, alien people?

00:12:11.940 They're the people who are going to fly the jet into the enemy mothership, like at the

00:12:16.280 end of Independence Day.

00:12:18.880 That's not even a joke.

00:12:20.020 Randy Quaid is a huge Trump supporter.

00:12:22.080 But that's why I'm saying though, Jack, is that if aliens invaded or it became public

00:12:26.660 knowledge, and I think the country would become more conservative.

00:12:32.060 That's why I believe that.

00:12:33.200 It's because then the alien people are right, and then they have a power base, right?

00:12:37.420 That's naturally adjacent to conservatives.

00:12:39.560 But there is a bit where they're attacking, you know, traditional institutions.

00:12:42.880 Because according to this UFO guy, the Vatican found a UFO and teamed up with Mussolini to

00:12:48.300 hide it, which I think gets lost in the shuffle of this story.

00:12:51.840 Like, maybe the guy has been told something, but he does, he does literally believe that

00:12:56.580 the Vatican dug up a UFO.

00:12:58.280 Let's be clear that you want Trump as your president when everyone finds out aliens are

00:13:02.340 real.

00:13:03.260 He definitely needs to be the leader that we take them to.

00:13:05.980 Even if he's not president, we should just take them.

00:13:07.660 You do not want Joe Biden as your president when everyone finds out aliens are real.

00:13:10.220 Could you imagine saying, take me to your leader, and they take you to Joe Biden, and he's

00:13:13.600 like...

00:13:14.040 That used to be a meme.

00:13:15.400 Yeah.

00:13:16.760 This used to be a meme.

00:13:18.720 Can you take him to someone else?

00:13:19.880 So...

00:13:20.200 No, that would be like Mars attacks.

00:13:21.440 They would destroy us.

00:13:23.940 So...

00:13:24.260 They would like Trump.

00:13:25.000 If you're a Roswell, New Mexico guy, and you've been working on the alien thing your

00:13:28.640 whole life, and you're like, they're covering it up, it's a big thing, and the books and

00:13:34.200 all this, and then all of a sudden, there's this widely publicized congressional hearing.

00:13:39.360 They're justified, yeah.

00:13:39.900 And it's got to be kind of deflating, right?

00:13:42.800 Yeah.

00:13:43.280 Because the energy and the sexiness of the alien topic was the cover-up.

00:13:48.300 Yeah.

00:13:49.260 You know what I mean?

00:13:50.180 It's like a Ray Bradbury short story.

00:13:52.020 This is something Ray Bradbury would write.

00:13:53.520 Like, the aliens would land, and they'd go around, and everyone would be too distracted.

00:13:56.940 They're, like, working too hard.

00:13:58.020 And I'd be like, and then what if the aliens came, and nobody cared?

00:14:01.080 But it's like when, like, it's almost the same as when, like, a band...

00:14:04.780 Yeah, they do a show of their power by, like, vaporizing an American city, but they pick

00:14:08.320 East Palestine, Ohio, so, like, you know, no one cares.

00:14:10.420 But it's like when a...

00:14:10.960 We hate those people.

00:14:12.040 It's like when an underground...

00:14:13.260 Well, that is how the Dave Ears would feel, though.

00:14:15.640 When an underground band goes pop, that's, like, got to be the same feeling that, like,

00:14:19.460 when you're, like, the first fan of all of that, that's got to be the same feeling that

00:14:24.080 a lot of those people are feeling right now in the Permian Basin.

00:14:26.120 No, that's got...

00:14:27.080 It's just, for me, I think that's the biggest takeaway, because for years at these events,

00:14:31.800 every so often, people would give me literature, we're not alone, unacknowledged.

00:14:35.540 By the way, we might have Stephen Greer on the show to talk to him.

00:14:37.720 He's kind of, like, the leader in this whole thing.

00:14:39.640 And I've never been overly interested in the topic.

00:14:42.120 Honestly, it's interesting.

00:14:43.080 I guess it's somewhat, you know, curious-inducing.

00:14:47.000 But it's just kind of, like, everyone's just kind of like, oh, okay, so what's on Netflix?

00:14:52.060 It's just kind of...

00:14:53.360 I thought you would have...

00:14:54.620 The conventional wisdom is we would have riots in the streets if we deserve, you know...

00:14:58.760 Sorry, talking about it, yeah.

00:15:00.000 And now it's kind of just like, oh.

00:15:01.420 George Norrie, man.

00:15:02.700 We love George.

00:15:04.820 George is introducing this.

00:15:06.340 George Norrie is nowhere near close to our...

00:15:11.660 My dad drove us out when we visited Death Valley, like, 20 years ago.

00:15:17.240 My dad drove us on a detour, and we stopped by Arbel's, like, compound, where...

00:15:22.260 20 years ago, this is coast-to-coast AM.

00:15:25.480 This was the overnight...

00:15:26.400 He's the guy who saved overnight radio, literally.

00:15:28.860 But I'd also say, though, like...

00:15:31.180 And I don't know, Charlie, how much of these hearings that you watched, but the clips that

00:15:34.340 I've actually seen of them, it seems to be a lot of conjecture.

00:15:38.480 A lot of it is like, oh, my brothers, cousins, buddies, pilot definitely saw something that

00:15:45.440 seemed not human, because it flew, and it may have been a shadow hologram from the 14th

00:15:50.620 dimension.

00:15:51.920 And I'm sitting there going, okay, so do you have the material?

00:15:55.080 Do you have the ship?

00:15:56.060 Do you have, like, the non-human DNA?

00:15:58.800 Can we see any of this stuff?

00:16:00.480 Oh, no, you don't.

00:16:01.260 You just have these...

00:16:02.440 So, let's get to the most important and final question.

00:16:06.100 Do you want it to be true that there are aliens?

00:16:08.640 That's the real question.

00:16:14.480 I'm already in the camp, based off of, like, what people have said to us, that, like, there's

00:16:20.060 a good possibility that that's true, and you just have to live and keep going, right?

00:16:24.620 It's just like...

00:16:25.540 I think that the only way that this is going to become public information disseminated in

00:16:31.240 any kind of way is if this Hunter Biden and Joe Biden stuff gets so bad that it's going

00:16:37.640 to obliterate the Democrat Party, or if they were waiting to pull that card, if, like,

00:16:43.500 the Jeffrey Epstein stuff ever came, like, actually started bubbling up and they couldn't

00:16:48.460 control it, I actually believe that there's some kind of element that's true to this.

00:16:53.820 I don't know how true, like, where it's, like, actually alien bodies that they have

00:16:58.620 somewhere, because I've heard other things, too, that's like, well, there's craft, and

00:17:02.160 there's things that they found that are really odd, that are deep underground, or whatever

00:17:05.480 it is. I think they're waiting to sit on whatever their release set is, because the deep state

00:17:10.540 will use that as a cover-up for whatever they're going to do. And I think that that's been the

00:17:14.240 MO for a lot of things with conspiracy-related stuff for the last 80 years.

00:17:19.380 So, Jack, do you want their... Are you cheering for the aliens? Are you hoping that there's

00:17:23.900 another dimension that is among us?

00:17:26.880 Well, I mean, I'll put it this way. The Bible tells us about other dimensions all the time.

00:17:32.620 However, those dimensions that it's referring to, and in many of the descriptions of, shall

00:17:38.100 we say, otherworldly beings, it does match up with some of the stories that you hear from

00:17:43.480 people who've had UFO sightings. Only in the Bible, they're described as, not aliens, but

00:17:49.040 angels or the Nephilim, demons, demonic offering, a variety of potential non-human beings that

00:17:59.680 could exist. So, you know, I would say that if you're a Bible-believing Christian, then

00:18:04.120 yes, you should, and obviously should, believe in non-human beings.

00:18:08.680 Well, there you go. We got a lot of hate mail today when someone says,

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00:20:43.480 Lloyd's of London would take that bet. Okay, let's get to the next topic here. Justice for Hunter or

00:20:50.120 injustice for Hunter? This ties into, Blake, tell it as plainly, and then you can let us know your

00:20:55.940 honest opinion, honestly. Donald Trump super indicted, what do they call? Superseding indictment,

00:21:01.360 right? Super duper mega indictment?

00:21:04.240 Super duper indictment, yeah. So it's a superseding indictment. They have updated the indictment with

00:21:08.400 new charges. So before this, we had the federal charges against Trump, were charges against Trump

00:21:14.940 himself, and then, what's his name, William Nita, something like that? Oh, um, Lada.

00:21:22.060 Lada.

00:21:23.260 Not, not as that how it is?

00:21:24.540 Lotta.

00:21:25.120 Lotta, whatever. Anyway, so then he had his assistant who allegedly was moving boxes around to hide them

00:21:32.300 from the FBI, so we had charges for that. And then the superseding indictment today is...

00:21:36.400 Super duper mega.

00:21:37.260 Super duper seating indictment, is that allegedly, they have, uh, they have evidence

00:21:42.940 that, essentially, they, the FBI goes to Mar-a-Lago, they're checking it out, and they

00:21:47.060 notice there's these, uh, you know, security cameras around, and they're like, okay, that's

00:21:50.740 interesting. So they shoot a friendly email to, uh, to Trump World, and they're like, hey,

00:21:55.280 you know, you have to, uh, preserve your security footage, and we'd like to see it for some of

00:22:00.480 these things where it's near these rooms. And according to the federal prosecutors,

00:22:04.640 what happens is then, allegedly, this is all alleged, of course, it could all be untrue,

00:22:08.940 we certainly had plenty of that with Trump, but they say that what happened is then Trump

00:22:13.660 called one of the staff there at Mar-a-Lago and was like, we need to destroy all of our

00:22:18.520 security footage, and then allegedly that's what they did. And at least as presented in

00:22:23.800 the indictment, it makes you frustrated, because it's like, it's not even a grand conspiracy,

00:22:27.660 it's just dumb. You can kind of understand, like, you know, how Trump would be like,

00:22:31.660 they can't have, you know, my security footage, that's my security footage, get rid of that,

00:22:35.760 it's causing problems. And then, you know, this is the classic FBI, you know, they're not going to

00:22:39.980 find, they can't find any intel that supposedly gave nuclear weapons to China or North Korea or

00:22:46.420 anything. All they can find is like, oh, process crime, you did the bad thing with the Mar-a-Lago

00:22:51.080 security footage, go to jail. Jack, what's going on here? This news has been breaking in the last

00:22:56.600 couple hours, we're still processing it. I hate to say it, but we're awfully desensitized.

00:23:02.840 Here we are with a live stream, we lead with UFO aliens, and we're like, oh, MAGA superseding

00:23:09.000 ginormous indictment, ultra indictment. So, I guess, I guess the, it's sort of like,

00:23:16.400 it's sort of like when a movie franchise comes out, and the first one happens, and everyone's

00:23:20.780 like, really excited for it, and it's shocking, and maybe there's some, I don't know, race swap

00:23:25.660 casting, or maybe there's some great casting, and the first one that's original, you know,

00:23:29.740 first Fast and Furious is, you know, and everyone says, oh, that's amazing, or like the first

00:23:33.060 expendables, you know, wow, getting all the old stars together, etc. But then by like,

00:23:36.980 the third one, the fourth one, the fifth one, you're just kind of bored with it, and you're

00:23:41.680 like, yeah, I've seen this before, I kind of know what happens, I've gone through the

00:23:45.900 motions, you know, maybe I'll catch it on streaming, but I'm not really going to change my schedule

00:23:50.820 for it, and that's basically how I think this is playing out politically. Now, I honestly

00:23:56.000 don't think that any of these indictments are going to move the needle, really one way or

00:24:00.920 the other, in the primary or the general, until we get to the point where one of the trials

00:24:06.440 begins, which I think as we've seen on the current schedule, the first one is set to

00:24:11.120 be basically right after the Iowa primary, but like right around the time of Super Tuesday,

00:24:16.140 that could still get delayed a little bit there early, early 2024, but while votes are being

00:24:21.260 cast. And then of course, if, and I would say when, because I do assess that if Trump is

00:24:28.540 indicted in the Washington, D.C. area for any of these charges that are out there, that he

00:24:34.960 will be convicted because, I mean, you could, you could, if somebody said in the comments

00:24:39.400 earlier today that you could, you could charge Donald Trump with the murder of Ashley Babbitt

00:24:44.360 and Washington, D.C. jury would find him guilty because that's just how in the tank they are.

00:24:50.560 They do not care about the rule of law. They care about taking out Trump associated with

00:24:55.840 them. So at that point, then you're going to have the media come out and be laying, it's,

00:25:00.340 it's going to be this just every single day, convicted criminal, convicted criminal, convicted

00:25:04.880 criminal runs for president over and over and over. And that will be the steady drumbeat

00:25:09.720 that they try to use going into the general.

00:25:12.220 He's going to get convicted for a Bronny James, his heart attack.

00:25:16.480 He's going to get it. It's his, it's his operation work.

00:25:20.240 Well, that's what the Santa says, right?

00:25:22.220 Tyler endorses the Santa's.

00:25:24.140 They'll, they'll do that now. But I think it, what Jack says does bring up one great

00:25:30.420 point, which is they will every single day, it'll be like convicted criminal, like every

00:25:34.880 single time it'll be part of his name. It'll be convicted criminal, Donald Trump. And every

00:25:38.960 single article, HuffPo will start putting, does HuffPo still exist? I actually don't know.

00:25:43.380 But if it does exist, they'll start putting it at the bottom of all their articles. And

00:25:46.340 they'll be like, Donald Trump is a convicted felon and no convicted felon. And that's how they'll

00:25:51.060 desensitize people to it.

00:25:52.580 Well, they've already desensitized us. We're just now used to, you know, locking in political

00:25:56.400 dissidents and indicting them.

00:25:58.260 It'll just be, yeah, it's, it's like impeachment doesn't mean anything now. Soon it'll just be,

00:26:02.260 you know, criminal indictments don't mean anything. And eventually it's like, it'll be like the same

00:26:06.740 way you have to write a book before you run for president, even if no one reads it. Like you can't

00:26:10.520 even be a real GOP presidential contender.

00:26:13.200 So Jack, so if we were to, Jack, if we were to accept the premise that John F. Kennedy was

00:26:18.080 murdered by our government, if we were, and we could debate that, I certainly think there's

00:26:22.140 a lot of suspicion.

00:26:23.320 What would you debate there?

00:26:25.260 Well, are you, are you a, are you a JFK normie?

00:26:29.460 You know me, I'm a normie on like every conspiracy.

00:26:31.360 Yeah, of course. Yeah. He, yeah, he, he believes that it's totally normal for a driver not to

00:26:35.080 turn around, bolt action, rifle, three shots, perfect precision, fifth floor, Texas school

00:26:39.100 batas, show me someone who can make the shot, show me someone who can make that shot.

00:26:42.520 Lee Harvey Oswald, there was nothing at the grassy knoll. What you see is what you

00:26:45.860 believe is a prude or film. Don't believe your lying eyes, but Blake, thank you for

00:26:48.740 that. I figured. So, so if the CIA says it, he'll believe it. So I'm half kidding

00:26:53.380 you. Um, so I, Jack, so let's, let's, let's take the assumption. Okay. That JFK was murdered

00:27:00.360 by his government. Do you think that the deep state, the administrative state, the Praetorian

00:27:05.200 guard, like post tradition of Julius Caesar, right? Like stabbing leaders. Do you think that

00:27:10.420 this is a metaphorical assassination by another means? What I'm getting at the administrative

00:27:14.800 state used to take out presidents. Now they take out presidents by this way. Cause it's

00:27:19.680 not as messy. Am I getting on deciding Tyler's tracking me, Jack, are you following me?

00:27:24.360 What you're, what you're talking about is actually something that the East German Stasi got into,

00:27:29.940 uh, moving from like the 1950s into the sixties and seventies. And the great film lives of others,

00:27:36.680 uh, just explains this at, at immense length. It's, it's the most fantastic film about communism.

00:27:42.480 As far as I'm concerned, that's ever been made. And it shows how using a, using a system, uh,

00:27:49.220 that's one part, you know, I guess I would say equal parts mass surveillance and then equal parts

00:27:54.000 meddling in people's lives that you can blacklist people. You can smear people, you can destroy their

00:27:59.840 reputation. So this is, this is where we get the phrase character assassination. So character

00:28:05.440 assassination wasn't originally done by the media. It was done by the, by the Soviet controlled

00:28:10.420 communists in, uh, the democratic Republic of, of East Germany. Uh, because in the, in, in that,

00:28:17.300 and you can see in the film as well, I highly recommend that everyone should go watch, uh,

00:28:20.860 the lives of others on this. It's like two and a half hours, but it focuses on a playwright and

00:28:24.880 he's supposed to be writing stuff that's, you know, pro party, but he starts slipping different

00:28:28.660 things in, et cetera. And, um, that is what they realized would be much easier for them to do.

00:28:35.720 It would require much less moving parts, fewer moving parts, uh, less secrecy. So you wouldn't

00:28:41.220 really need to keep that many people in on it. And this actually became something that after the fall

00:28:45.880 of the Soviet union, the fall of East Germany, that people were able to go in and, and people can go

00:28:51.000 visit this, by the way, if you go to Berlin, you can actually go to the museum and request your file

00:28:55.780 or request your family's file and then see what they were looking at. This is actually the final scene

00:29:00.320 of the movie, not to give it away, but that you can actually go and find what they were doing.

00:29:04.580 And so I hope Charlie, that when we win, that we will finally be able to request the files on all

00:29:10.320 of us. Yeah. I mean, so look, this is nothing new. They, they took out Socrates. They try to take

00:29:15.560 out Jesus. That didn't work very well. Socrates probably deserved it for corrupting the children,

00:29:22.320 corrupting the, dude. See, we all know the charging documents. Yeah. You know, just you got to

00:29:26.540 watch the clouds. That being said, Socrates just walked around, uh, uh, denouncing democracy. So

00:29:32.180 you know, there's that. He, he asked questions about the deeper things, by the way, democracy

00:29:36.240 is a terrible idea, but no, I mean, so, but they took out Abraham Lincoln. They took out in the

00:29:40.400 Bible, Charlie. Democracy is not in the Bible, nor is it in the constitution, nor it's only kingdoms a

00:29:45.680 lot. It's yeah. The kingdoms and a Republic, but anyway, so, but I'm getting at though, Blake and feel

00:29:50.860 free to, you know, normalize the conversation back to whatever they talk about at Dartmouth is this

00:29:56.200 idea of the, the leader has to be taken out. They're doing this by other means, Blake.

00:30:04.280 I mean, maybe like, I just think a lot of it. You don't see a pattern here.

00:30:08.440 Well, it's such a JFK, but even like that, this is what, what Jack is talking about in the

00:30:16.020 almost 100 year experiment, you know, it wasn't quite a hundred years, but like 80 plus years

00:30:21.660 experiment of the Soviet union. This was what the Soviets learned over the course of

00:30:25.960 decades, which is like, you go from like this, like, you know, iffy type of, you know, push from

00:30:34.420 Lenin, then Stalinism was a little bit too rough. And then over the course from Stalin all the way

00:30:39.020 out to the end of the Soviet union, this is exactly what they learned with all of the dissidents that

00:30:43.780 existed. And they ultimately failed because the people rose up, but this is exactly what happened.

00:30:50.460 You're exactly right. This is, they're, they're finding new ways. And what's scary is thinking

00:30:54.980 about the people that they're taking. It's assassination by the means, because it's not

00:30:57.520 as messy because when you do assassinate someone, Blake, you could at least agree there, there's a

00:31:02.060 mourning, there's a political fallout. It's not as easier to control. I don't even know if they'd do

00:31:05.980 that for Trump. I feel like they could kill Trump and they would like literally turn around within

00:31:09.660 hours. I mean, so like Trump brought this on himself. Why don't they do that then? Blake,

00:31:14.920 I'm going to be honest. Because I'm a normie. I don't think they just assassinate people willy

00:31:18.860 nilly, you know. You don't even know who they're taking out now. Do you think Caesar was assassinated

00:31:23.700 or do you think that it's all just like... Of course, we know Caesar was assassinated.

00:31:26.560 Okay, at least we got that one established. You know, with the JFK thing, with the JFK thing,

00:31:30.920 you know, it's like the moon landing. We just can't believe that America was so great we could

00:31:34.200 land a man on the moon. We can't, with JFK, we can't believe that the Marines used to do stuff

00:31:38.540 besides hold like drag balls. And so they used to be able to teach men marksmanship that they could

00:31:43.040 hit a moving target. Lee Harvey Oswald was like the worst marksman in his class. Why did the car

00:31:47.240 slow down? Why was it a convertible? Why didn't the driver turn around? What happened to JFK's head?

00:31:51.360 Warren Commission was chained 25 times. 50 witnesses that disappeared. Why was the

00:31:55.120 motorcade... 50 witnesses that disappeared? Yes, minimum. LBJ was ready. Yeah, why was LBJ supposed to

00:32:00.500 be on there? He didn't went a different direction. Why did the motorcade route change? I could go on and

00:32:04.340 on and on. This is like the most basic stuff. It goes even deeper, by the way. Why did he assume the

00:32:08.180 presidency on the plane? Yeah, I mean, it's like all these different things. By the way, it all could just be a

00:32:11.520 coincidence. It could be a coincidence that Jack Ruby happened to go to the same club as Cuban

00:32:16.920 international terrorists, you know, happened to go then kill Lee Harvey Oswald. Like, it could be

00:32:21.700 all a coincidence. Or it could be like, it takes more faith to believe that it's all just like normal

00:32:26.680 and that there might have been either aforementioned, you know, information. And by the way, all these

00:32:31.360 witnesses, there were 20 of them that swore under testimony in the Warren Commission that there were

00:32:35.100 people at the Grassy Knoll. And if you go there, you could literally downtown Dallas, Texas School

00:32:39.400 Book Depository. It's right there, right near the highway. You could see it. And then not to mention

00:32:42.820 you're going to hate this Blake. He's going to lose his mind. Back and to the left. Back and to the

00:32:48.480 left. You're missing a very important reason his head moves back into the left is that his head

00:32:53.460 explodes. Hold on. We can get, we want to get this a Bruder film. He goes forward first, holding up here

00:32:58.600 and then boom. You could see a bullet enter the front. No, you don't see the bullet enter. You see his head

00:33:03.700 explode. You know, that's the part. That's what happens. I think we've been through this.

00:33:07.420 You know, it could. Let's pretend you're right. What I would say is, let's zoom out a bit. The CIA,

00:33:12.000 this would be by far the most successful thing the CIA has ever done because they're otherwise

00:33:16.000 super incompetent. Well, it's not that successful because half the country believes they did it.

00:33:19.480 We have a lot of records of like every single thing the CIA has done that's been a huge disaster and

00:33:24.020 everyone needs to disavow it. This was a disaster too. Apparently not. This was apparently a huge

00:33:27.780 success. Yeah, he was able to. No one stepped out. No one's like given the family jewels. You don't know what the

00:33:33.840 CIA has been successful at though. That's what I'm saying. Like, yeah, we do because when the CIA

00:33:37.720 is successful, even barely, they tell us all about it. Yeah, but think about all the people

00:33:41.240 they've taken out of our society that we don't even know about. We know everything the CIA has

00:33:45.560 ever done with like Operation Ajax, anything they've ever been done. I got a question, Blake. Is there,

00:33:52.100 is there a conspiracy theory you believe? I'd say the conspiracy theory I believe the most is it's like

00:33:57.900 lame ones. Like Bill Ayers probably wrote Obama's first memoir because there's no other evidence.

00:34:03.220 So lame. There's no other evidence. Obama's ever written anything. That's like the most boring

00:34:07.820 conspiracy. Who cares? Exactly. The conspiracy theories that are real are kind of boring. That's

00:34:13.800 just, you know, that's just how it is. Unfortunately, so it's like, that's your conspiracy theory. I was

00:34:19.640 expecting like a creature of Jekyll Island, Federal Reserve. We should support his, is every,

00:34:26.080 we should support everyone's own focus on their own conspiracy theory. You guys just want to make

00:34:29.740 me trans-conspiratorial. This is conversion therapy. So no on Titanic, no on the Bilderberg

00:34:36.360 group trilateral commission. Titanic, that's a wild one. Like, I think my favorite Titanic

00:34:40.060 conspiracy theory is the one that the Titanic didn't sink. They sank the Olympic, which is such

00:34:46.120 a strange conspiracy theory to even come up with where it's like, why? They're like, they had to sink

00:34:51.800 the Olympic for the insurance by pretending it was the Titanic and they couldn't just sink the actual

00:34:55.720 Titanic. People come up with really strange ones out there. So the topic, you know, they're, um,

00:35:00.320 speaking of assassinations though, you know that there's, there's a big assassination they're

00:35:04.780 trying to overturn right now. Um, they are now trying to exonerate the, uh, convicted assassins of

00:35:12.760 Malcolm X. This is the latest, like Ben Crump, he's the BLM lawyer thing where he says he's got a

00:35:19.140 witness to Malcolm X's, uh, assassination who says that, uh, he was never interviewed and he saw that

00:35:26.640 the FBI actually was, was part of this and they wanted to take out Malcolm X. And which is, which

00:35:33.180 is, I honestly, I sound, I find a little bit strange because keep in mind that the nation of Islam

00:35:39.460 essentially at that point had issued, you know, I guess what you would call a fatwa against Malcolm X at

00:35:45.280 this point because he didn't want to go in for the extreme anti-white racism, uh, and anti-Semitic

00:35:51.180 racism that the nation of Islam was preaching. And so Louis Farrakhan was essentially pushing for

00:35:56.680 these killers to go out into Harlem and do this. But yeah, apparently I think we've got this 84 year

00:36:01.620 old, uh, you know, eyewitness who says that, no, no, it, it wasn't those guys. It was the, it was the

00:36:07.840 police. I have a favorite conspiracy. Yeah, go ahead. None of you are going to care about that Avril

00:36:13.900 Levine is not Avril Levine. I've never heard this one. I've heard this one. The Avril Levine

00:36:19.360 was the replacement conspiracy theory. It's like Paul is dead, but like for it's basically

00:36:25.180 like a, the modern version of Paul is dead. Which one is Avril Levine? Avril Levine is a

00:36:30.680 Canadian skater boy. You probably know. Oh, okay. My sister, when she was in like fifth grade

00:36:37.380 and the song came out, she wanted to make a radio station that would only play the song

00:36:41.960 skater boy all day. And this is before YouTube. So you couldn't play the same song all day.

00:36:46.880 So, so the replacement theory generally goes like this, the great, the true great replacement

00:36:51.020 that Avril Levine disappeared, right? The Avril, Avril replacement theory, the great, yeah. Avril

00:36:59.280 Levine replacement theory is that she disappeared out of the eye of public. And then all of a sudden

00:37:05.420 pop back up and she looks just off, just like the same way people like question Joe Biden's

00:37:12.100 Joe Biden, that she looks just off and like, she doesn't sound the same.

00:37:18.640 There's a lot. So this, this is the one you're going, going to the, going to the bank with.

00:37:22.360 I'm just saying it's the most interesting for people that are like in public, because again,

00:37:27.080 when you look at these like Joe Biden conspiracies about like, like there's like wrinkled back of

00:37:31.140 his head, his earlobes, everything about, we can, every time I see that now, I don't even

00:37:36.680 think about a facelift. Well, I understand, I understand that. I'm not saying I, I agree

00:37:40.380 with all of those, but I've seen some really, but every time I see that, I think of Avril

00:37:44.040 Levine. That's all I think about is like, is Avril Levine actually Avril Levine? And we'll

00:37:47.640 never know. Cause no one cares that much.

00:37:50.900 So let's play the Zapruder film. Zapruder film right around. You can just watch this, Blake.

00:37:56.600 We have the Zapruder film. Yeah, of course. 3.30. Just remind everyone that started with

00:38:00.540 us discussing the Trump indictment. No, look, I asked a very simple question. Why don't

00:38:06.940 they, why don't they just take them out like they did with JFK? Okay. So let's put the

00:38:10.660 Zapruder film on film. Remember motorcade is going slower than it should. Half speed. It

00:38:15.120 was changed at the last moment. It's a convertible. The driver doesn't turn around. Look at the

00:38:18.580 driver. Doesn't turn around. Here we go. This was the mistake. Zapruder wasn't supposed

00:38:21.900 to be filming. Let it, let it rip frame by frame. Here we go. Texas school book depository

00:38:28.160 is to the upper left. You have the motorcade going through. There is John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

00:38:34.400 Watch it. And then boom, he gets hit right there. Hands up. He got hit in the back. No,

00:38:38.000 no doubt bullet from the back. Jackie Onassis's Kennedy goes there and right about late for about

00:38:43.200 another two seconds. You can see his head goes back into the left right now. Boom. There's

00:38:47.280 no way that bullet came from behind him. So the thing is, is, you know, when you get hit,

00:38:51.680 the reason like his, the human body is large and a bullet is small. Like it's not like movies

00:38:56.860 where a bullet hits you and the guy goes flying through the window. Cause it doesn't like he

00:39:01.220 got hit in the brain. Like what happens is his body is going because like the way, you know,

00:39:05.940 it's like Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The dude gets hit in the head with the hammer and starts

00:39:09.180 twitching. Just said it's not like movies and then gave a movie. Oh yeah, but that's okay.

00:39:14.360 Admittedly, you got me there. But you know, when you get, uh, when your brain is spazzing out,

00:39:18.960 cause like a giant piece of metal blew it to smithereens, like your body can twitch in various

00:39:24.120 ways. I don't think it's proof he got hit from the front. Cause for one, why does the fragment

00:39:29.700 of his head explode out from the front? What happened to his head? Blake? What do you mean

00:39:33.880 what happened to his head? Why was there never an autopsy? I don't think they needed to figure

00:39:37.420 out how he died. What? Wouldn't it be interesting to find out the actual entrance of where the

00:39:42.160 bullet went in? Yeah. I think they were actually just not able to figure out how it did. Cause

00:39:45.400 his head got blown. Oh, does producer Andrew believe the CIA narrative? I didn't know that

00:39:49.320 he believes the Warren commission. That's incredible. Oh, the CIA narrative. Yeah. I don't,

00:39:53.880 I'm not surprised by that. No, like silver bullet theory. I'm not surprised by that. Well, it's

00:39:57.540 like the magic bullet where like the answer to the magic bullet theory is like the car is

00:40:01.680 actually just not a normal car. It's different elevations. Here's the way that I know that the

00:40:06.460 CIA did it. I've stood in that spot and I felt it. I've been there. You go there. That's a lot

00:40:12.840 of conspiracies. I felt it. No. So every time I go back, I know the CIA is evil. Let me clarify.

00:40:18.880 The driver does turn around. He never slowed down or stopped the car that he accelerated,

00:40:22.620 which people say they're trained to do. And there's a, I'd assume that's what you'd want

00:40:25.760 to do. Get out of it. He didn't. Yeah. You were trained to, I've stood, I've stood on the window

00:40:29.420 in the box of the, of the book depository and by the boxes. And there's just, I felt it. I know

00:40:36.440 that that was a setup. I'm sure Lee Harvey Oswald was there. It was a setup. I am. I am convinced

00:40:43.980 RFK agrees. By the way, Blake is the campaign finance chair. Look, if Trump believes a lot

00:40:50.160 of things, here's the bigger picture issue. Trump could have done something really special

00:40:54.680 for America by just releasing it all. He should have. I would every bit, every single bit of

00:41:01.360 this just utter chaos in the midst of COVID. I would be fully on board. We were all at

00:41:06.440 home. We had nothing better to do. He should have immediately executed like, you know, project,

00:41:13.000 whatever, whatever. I was really hoping executed was going to end with something different there.

00:41:17.480 We should just declassify every document that from before September, 2001. Yeah. It's been

00:41:23.980 23 years. You know, if you're, if you're still in danger in a foreign country, tough, the world

00:41:29.640 needs to know. Yeah, exactly. And just declassify everything. America has too much self-doubt

00:41:35.300 caused by all of this. At least pre-1993, right? Like that, that's like right around there.

00:41:40.720 Yeah. When the Suns, last time when the Suns went to the finals, lost to the Bulls.

00:41:44.740 Was it 93? Are you sure? I thought it was 96, 97? 93 finals. Yeah. I'll never forget it.

00:41:51.200 I guess it was the Jazz in the second round. The second two years. Yeah. Oh, 93 was the last

00:41:57.860 of Michael's first. Triumphant. Then he chilled and played the White Sox. They played the other

00:42:01.640 three. Because then the Rockets won. Do you believe that conspiracy theory? Which one? The one that it

00:42:05.640 was actually an unofficial suspension because he was in gambling debts. 100%. His dad was murdered.

00:42:10.940 His dad got murdered? I believe he might have been involved in his dad's murder. Yeah, his dad's

00:42:15.380 murder. Yeah, they blame him. On the flip side, I'm not saying he's totally responsible. That is one of the

00:42:19.420 most suspicious things ever, though. It's really weird. On the counterpoint, it's not very suspicious that like

00:42:24.000 two area youths murder a guy for his car in the 90s, no less. No, I know. But the reaction

00:42:29.060 to it, if I remember correctly, was very strange. That's true. That's very true. It was like

00:42:33.020 something. And then he had a lot of gambling debt and he would go to North Carolina a lot

00:42:37.120 and gamble. It was very, very bizarre. And like the way Michael took it was not like he was expecting

00:42:42.860 it, but it was it wasn't like this. It wasn't the simple. It wasn't. It was very heavy. Right.

00:42:48.400 Almost like he largely felt sick. It's very bizarre. There could be more to it. I don't

00:42:53.280 know. I'm a big Michael fan, but I know people at that situation. They said that also should

00:42:59.300 be exposed. OK, let's move on. Next is the Ron DeSantis, Byron Donald's controversy.

00:43:05.500 Blake, what's going on here? OK, so this is slightly more in the background, but there's

00:43:09.800 been a spat of everyone's OK. Admittedly, it's popular to beat up on DeSantis now. And some

00:43:14.560 of it, I think over the campaign stuff, fine. But everyone's, of course, also going after

00:43:18.400 his record in Florida. And they've had this running dispute in Florida over their education

00:43:23.760 standards on different things. And at the start of the year, they shot down this AP class.

00:43:28.720 Like after George Floyd, the college board went out and said, we're going to make this AP

00:43:35.360 African and African-American history class for American high schoolers. That'll totally not

00:43:41.280 be a weird political joke. Florida shoots that down. But now they have their own education

00:43:45.700 standards. And the controversy here specifically is, let me bring up the exact quote here. It's

00:43:54.280 that in the Florida Department of Education standards for how you're going to teach middle

00:43:58.640 school history, they state that American slaves developed skills which in some instances could

00:44:04.960 be applied for their personal benefit. And it's a sort of dry line, but this has become this blow up.

00:44:13.040 DeSantis is defending it. And then Byron Donalds, the congressman, who we've worked with a lot,

00:44:19.120 good guy, he's been critical of it and believes they should change it. But it's being pointed out

00:44:24.300 that a very similar standard actually exists in that very politicized, relatively left-leaning AP

00:44:31.000 class that they had. And just to give my own take on it, I think you can sort of see how this would

00:44:36.100 happen where there was the progressive reason they put this in is they didn't want to say like,

00:44:40.880 you know, slaves had no ability, no agency. They were all just manual laborers who did nothing.

00:44:46.160 They were acquiring skills. Many of them earned wages with those skills. They use that to buy their

00:44:51.320 freedom, so on and so forth. But then other people are saying like, oh, they're saying that slavery was

00:44:56.900 good for them. And that's what they're saying. And it's like, you can't win with it. That's how it

00:45:01.300 comes off to me anyway. And I think it's a mistake for him to sort of blow up at this. And it might be

00:45:06.540 that he senses everyone's kind of getting their little jab in at DeSantis right now.

00:45:12.040 Jack, how should we think about this?

00:45:15.560 I mean, honestly, like there are some times where there are things that should be defended,

00:45:22.640 regardless of what side you are on in a primary. And one of those is standing up for the truth

00:45:28.560 about American history. And I think personally that that's what the DeSantis administration or

00:45:34.220 even this was a task force. It wasn't even something that he said himself that wasn't done

00:45:38.660 at the political level. This was done. They appointed people to a task force. They put it together. And by

00:45:43.560 the way, they actually had black professors on the task force to put it in. So no, I don't think that

00:45:50.060 we should be like blowing up DeSantis over this. No, I think it's silly that he's turned it into

00:45:54.400 like a primary issue and going after Trump surrogates and Byron Donalds and all this stuff.

00:45:58.540 I don't think that's probably the best move for him right now. But at the same time, it sounds to me

00:46:02.960 like nobody was seriously saying that, oh, by the way, slavery was good. It sounds to me like they

00:46:08.820 were saying this is just what obviously happened during that time frame.

00:46:12.600 Yeah, I just I'm actually more kind of on DeSantis aside here to be like, to be honest,

00:46:19.320 from a policy perspective, I just I don't really I don't really say Byron. It's just a weird thing

00:46:25.720 to criticize. Like it's just like, again, I think that when we're looking for digging for things to

00:46:31.480 criticize DeSantis about and like the state of Florida, like that's going to like start to turn

00:46:37.860 on Trump people. Right. Like so it's like just like knock that out. Like there's no need to do

00:46:43.680 that stuff. And and here's the other thing. I don't know. Byron's wife is like super. She's a

00:46:48.300 wonderful person. She's super involved with educational freedom issues throughout the state.

00:46:53.560 She was actually just here in Arizona meeting with a bunch of our legislators. Really wonderful.

00:46:58.120 But it's like this like is a total distraction from all the positive things that like everybody's

00:47:02.680 doing. It's like, OK, let's just focus on let's just not like we don't need to overly like

00:47:07.640 stick our teeth into, you know, just because of the political. I just hate that. I hate that

00:47:12.280 crap in general. I hate when Trump people do it to other people. I hate when DeSantis people

00:47:16.380 right now are doing to Trump people. It's like there's a lot of good that everybody can talk

00:47:20.340 about. Let's just like just keep moving on. Yeah. And I just want to say you can have your

00:47:25.780 own your own dog in the race. Don't like go against your principles. I mean, like there's

00:47:31.500 some fights not to pick. I just I don't know. It doesn't really make a lot of sense to

00:47:35.520 me. So here's the other thing, too. I I'm not defending Byron. I don't know what happened

00:47:42.200 here, but like there's there's a good chance that maybe he someone this is the world that

00:47:46.980 you live in when you're a congressman, when you're talked to constantly by staffers, by

00:47:51.740 Hill staffers in particular who are like, did you hear that they said this that was part

00:47:57.000 of this? And he may have heard some kind of like explanation that was a little bit off

00:48:02.760 and he commented on it a little bit too hastily. And here we are. So, yeah, the I would suspect

00:48:09.520 that that was part that was part of it. But I don't know. Yeah. So it's so it's a

00:48:13.560 Blake. Just build out again. What are the specifics here? Because the NBC News says Byron

00:48:17.800 Donald's calls on Florida to correct black history standards on slavery. There's so little

00:48:22.960 to it. It's literally it's literally what we had from Politico there. It's a single line

00:48:27.780 sentence where a single sentence, a single sentence. Let me let me bring it up here

00:48:31.800 again. It is the floor. This is from Politico. The Florida Department of Education adopted

00:48:38.080 new teaching standards for middle schoolers to learn that quote, just prepare yourself.

00:48:43.280 This is going to be the most racist thing you've ever heard in your life. Quote, slaves

00:48:46.780 developed skills, which in some instances could be applied for their personal benefit. Unquote.

00:48:54.040 Okay. So why is that untrue? Because it's it's suggesting that what the subtext of this

00:49:00.540 is, because liberals are very good at finding subtext. The subtext of this is that what they

00:49:04.340 only when they what they really meant when they wrote this standard, allegedly, is that

00:49:09.160 they were saying slavery was a good thing and we should bring slavery back today and make

00:49:15.960 it worldwide. And that's that's really what, you know, the DeSantis administration was trying

00:49:20.220 to say that that's what they're alleging. And, you know, with that little word of, you know,

00:49:25.020 using skills. And so that's that's what was really going on, apparently. And so we have

00:49:29.840 to get rid of it and we have to tear down every statue ever. We have to, in fact, dig

00:49:34.180 up statues that we tore down three years ago, put them on a pedestal again and then rip them

00:49:39.300 down again and then melt them down and turn them into, I don't know, like ugly. Yeah, I don't

00:49:46.820 know where I was actually going with that. Well, you know, it's funny you mention that

00:49:49.760 because in in communist China during the Cultural Revolution, which was the revolution within

00:49:55.060 the revolution that Mao launched against his own party. At one point, he actually had Red

00:50:00.900 Guard youth going in and they were digging up bodies of like former emperors and members

00:50:07.780 of royal families to then hang in not even an effigy, hang the actual dead bodies and then

00:50:14.680 flogged them again for the purpose of showing their revolutionary fervor, even though these

00:50:20.420 people had dead for decades. Before we get too smug about that, I think Arlington is still

00:50:25.480 moving ahead with their plan to smash the Confederate monument at Arlington National Cemetery.

00:50:30.900 That's exactly what I'm getting at. And I would say the Lee family is probably next on the

00:50:36.780 list. Probably. Very, very unfortunate, very nasty people. Nasty people as a certain future

00:50:44.680 president and probably future. Yeah, a certain once and future president. Okay, let's play.

00:50:50.340 Blake said it. I heard it. Let's play cut 118.

00:50:54.700 Claire, is Congressman Donald in favor of the new standards?

00:50:58.480 Nicole, the simple answer is yes. He thinks that Florida's new standards will do an overall

00:51:02.840 good job at teaching black history. But he, along with many critics, thinks one section could use

00:51:09.520 an adjustment. He's among the more prominent African American Republicans in the nation.

00:51:15.500 And he's got a problem with part of Florida's new African American history curriculum. Congressman

00:51:20.320 Byron Donald's told me over Zoom. Obviously, slavery was terrible in our country. It was terrible for

00:51:27.020 black people coming to America. And it was just flat out wrong, no doubt about that.

00:51:32.440 Okay, so what am I missing here? Let's play cut 113. Megyn Kelly with a professor on the curriculum.

00:51:44.740 How do you respond to the charge you want to replace history with lies?

00:51:49.540 Well, let me first make an observation that helps us think through this. We know the vice president well.

00:51:54.440 And we know that when she speaks spontaneously, she has an unavoidable cackle. But when she's speaking

00:52:02.760 from a script, she's very grave and very serious. So we know she's following a script here. And the

00:52:09.980 script is that she has to reject what is common sense in the name of an ideological agenda.

00:52:18.040 Okay, headshot. It just smoked her. So I like this guy, Dr. William Allen, how familiar are you with

00:52:26.980 him? Not at all. This is kind of a first I've ever seen. This is a new intellectual who's rather

00:52:31.580 spicy and based. I mean, he's almost he's almost as based as Kamala's dad. No, this guy's amazing. And

00:52:37.980 by the way, he's a Michigan State University emeritus. Like he's all he's authored at the imaginative

00:52:43.940 conservative. How many of these guys are out there that we've never heard of in like right wing

00:52:48.340 intellectual world? Right. I mean, this guy has published several books. Wow, some really base

00:52:57.060 stuff. Rethinking Uncle Tom, the political philosophy of H.B. Stowe. There you go. Yeah, I mean, I

00:53:04.400 there's there's I mean, he has he's also a fellow at the Mackinac Center, which is center right.

00:53:10.940 Right. So I don't I don't really know why we're all of a sudden learning about this guy. It just

00:53:17.260 shows that the conservative movement is so dysfunctional. Here we have this insanely based

00:53:21.060 professor from Michigan State University that no one knows about. And we've had this racial reckoning

00:53:26.060 for three years. It's like you could have been helpful. All right, here's cut 119. I got to be

00:53:32.360 honest, like I sympathize. I don't like how DeSantis barks in this video. I'll be honest. He doesn't

00:53:37.600 come across well at all. But I'm with DeSantis on the policy here. You shouldn't change this

00:53:41.560 thing. Plague cut 119. Were there beneficial aspects to slavery? That's not what the curriculum

00:53:47.140 says. What do you think? What the correct? No, there's no, it's not. And the curriculum is

00:53:51.040 very clear. You have I think it's like 200 plus pages of all kinds of stuff that you can't

00:53:57.880 read that. Have you read it? So what's your opinion? Have you read it? What's your opinion? I'm

00:54:02.300 asking your opinion. But you haven't read it. So I'm just just making that clear. That makes

00:54:06.860 it very clear about the injustices of slavery in vivid detail. So anyone that actually read

00:54:13.960 that and then listens to Kamala would know that she's lying. This is DeSantis at his best.

00:54:19.940 Why he's dressed like he's driving a Greyhound bus is beyond me. He's always reenacting the

00:54:24.180 rat race movie. No, but I mean, he's excellent. I mean, it was not exactly right.

00:54:28.520 Owl Street. What? I mean, it's not the best tone, but I got to be honest, I am sympathetic

00:54:34.900 with Ron DeSantis. Even the tone is great. That's all of his clips during COVID were like the same

00:54:39.300 thing, you know, just like you haven't even read it. You don't know what you're talking about.

00:54:42.740 And I'm going to find a new way to pronounce Kamala, Kamala, Kamala. I bet we could pronounce

00:54:48.600 Kamala's name 70 different ways. I think it's so funny when he has that Midwestern accent that comes

00:54:52.920 out when he does that stuff. But like DeSantis, this is the point. DeSantis,

00:54:58.440 it's just talking like a normal dude, just saying the things that people think.

00:55:02.260 This is the tone that like made DeSantis likable to people, right? It's like,

00:55:06.660 I'm just going to go out and talk and I'm not going to be handled by people all day long.

00:55:10.320 I mean, that's what it is. It's like, it was all fine. And then he started running against Trump.

00:55:14.100 And it's like the, and that's what's driving this too, unfortunately, is like primaries do

00:55:18.600 unfortunately make parties sort of go insane. And they're going to be, it's going to be,

00:55:23.400 we have to oppose this because our opponent in this incredibly niche ideological feud that will

00:55:29.000 be forgotten entirely in 10 years, uh, took the wrong side on this of a sentence in a curriculum.

00:55:35.400 Exactly. Yes. But his response, like his organic response to people, right? Like that's so much

00:55:41.600 better than like him, like going to campaign events in Iowa. He's like, like laughing and not

00:55:46.780 funny jokes, right? Like he delivers the answer. He doesn't like, I would rather you just like talk

00:55:51.860 about stuff that matters that like, I want to hear like what you actually think about those

00:55:55.580 things, like in like tidbits. And he, and he spoke without like taking his hand and like covering

00:55:59.980 his face. He's like, he had like inside his nose or something and then just like reactivate.

00:56:07.980 Yeah. I mean, this is, but again, this is kind of what happened with Trump. Like Trump's funniest

00:56:11.700 moments. We talked about this the other day when like the Tik TOKable moments of Trump are when he's

00:56:15.860 organically just responding to people and you're like, Oh my gosh, that guy's funny. Like, Oh my gosh.

00:56:21.140 Like I agree with what he's saying. Oh my gosh. Like if you don't give yourself the opportunity to

00:56:25.460 have those moments and you're just going around, just like laughing at people's dumb jokes and like

00:56:30.740 meandering through like 20 person events in Iowa, you're not going to win. You're not going to win

00:56:36.040 the country. This is why like everyone dies in Iowa with their campaign. You can't script the primary.

00:56:41.800 This is, this is necessary. This is unpredictable. You have to kind of throw your candidate out

00:56:46.540 and just let it go. Get earned media, like doing stuff that people agree with and you're going to

00:56:52.300 win. Yep. Yep. And build a future for yourself. Like the, the most detrimental thing is like at this

00:56:57.980 point, not likely DeSantis is going to be the nominee, right? I just, everyone agrees with that,

00:57:02.260 but he's, he's hurting himself so much for the future. Cause like, again, you only get so many

00:57:07.820 opportunities to get in front of the American people and like make people think that you're

00:57:13.160 somebody that they can have any kind of faith in. And right now this is the problem that we,

00:57:17.600 that exists with this whole thing is like, we love these moments, right? Like, yeah,

00:57:22.480 I agree with him more than, than Byron and Byron's a really likable guy. So like one of these

00:57:26.800 situations is like, you know, Byron kind of looks really bad in this scenario and DeSantis looks really

00:57:32.160 like, you know, I have, I have, I have, I have an option. I have, I have a potential potential

00:57:37.560 solution to solve all, all the sides on this. I agree with Kamala Harris. We should shut down

00:57:45.400 the Florida teaching on slavery and replace it with a new teaching on slavery taught exclusively

00:57:53.060 by Kamala Harris's own father.

00:57:58.220 I could get behind that. I like that. And it would include with him where he's just says,

00:58:02.660 you know, Kamala is without honor. I think it's the line. That's the line he said about her.

00:58:06.320 I believe whatever happened to him. These people get memory. It was totally memory.

00:58:11.820 Hold like she's running for president. They're all on an Island. I think they asked her if she liked

00:58:15.460 weed and she was the one who said they were descended from Jamaica. I am. I'm convinced that like Hunter

00:58:22.440 Obama, sugar mama, Tony Bobulinski, Malik Obama, Kamala Harris's dad. I think they're all on like an

00:58:28.720 Island together, like perpetually being tortured. No, they're trying to call Malik. Should I call Malik

00:58:34.100 Obama right now? And with Ray Epps' daughter, who, by the way, is like the funniest Twitter

00:58:39.000 follow ever. They're still in Malik's number. Oh, yeah, I do. You're going to call Malik

00:58:43.880 Obama? No, probably not call him. We should have Malik on Star Cry. Oh, yeah. I would totally

00:58:50.760 have Malik on Star Cry. Was it Malik that said Obama is gay? I bet we could get in.

00:58:55.560 Ray Epps' daughter. Ray Epps' daughter could probably come in. She's in Arizona.

00:59:00.180 Did we not? Is the Obama thing in the deck today for us? How is that not in the deck

00:59:04.280 for us today? We could probably pivot. We could just make it up. We did pivot. Okay. So now

00:59:07.900 that we're talking about Obama, so since we only believe what the news tells us, as per

00:59:12.200 Blake, obviously a chef who couldn't swim went out on a... No, he could swim. He could swim.

00:59:19.760 No, he couldn't. He said he couldn't in an Instagram post. No, but there was a video. There

00:59:24.000 was a video of him later on Instagram swimming. Well, floating's different. Well, both are

00:59:29.220 suspicious, though, right? So if he couldn't swim, then what the heck was he doing in the

00:59:33.640 water? If he could swim, why did he die? So, Jack, obviously nothing to see here, just

00:59:39.960 a chef in Martha's Vineyard. I would throw out there that, and I haven't heard yet, but

00:59:46.600 I mean, could... Do we have toxicology? Because I could see potentially something where if

00:59:53.860 somebody were on... We trust the toxicologists of Martha's Vineyard? Yeah.

00:59:56.500 They have a toxicologist in Martha's Vineyard? First of all, they could rig the toxicology

01:00:01.260 report. No, no, in all seriousness, thinking through the situation, right? You know, if a guy

01:00:05.460 can swim, he falls off a paddleboard, he doesn't make it back. There's no riptide because

01:00:09.460 of the layout of this pond there, you know, were substances involved of any sort that led

01:00:19.300 to perhaps inebriation and incapacitation, the same way they did with, I don't know, George

01:00:25.440 Floyd. Yeah, I mean, like, when I think of paddleboarders, I think of, like, 30-something

01:00:31.920 athletic black males, right? I mean, totally. Yeah, actually, I kind of do, you know.

01:00:40.020 Totally normal? Yeah, I don't know. No, Blake, you're just thinking about that. You're just

01:00:43.640 thinking about them usually, anyway. Yeah, probably. It's kind of, you know, it's like...

01:00:49.840 So this is where it gets suspicious. Cut 122, this chef was posting progress that he was

01:00:56.280 then, he can now swim. Play cut 122. Oh, no sound. So look, here he is. He can swim.

01:01:04.280 So if he could swim, then how did he drown? He could swim pretty well, too, actually. That's,

01:01:10.740 is he, actually, let me see that. He's not using his arms there, so that's just, uh...

01:01:14.860 He doesn't seem to be swimming that, like, he's learning... That's enough to survive, okay?

01:01:18.920 So maybe he got caught in a bad tide. I mean, no joke. He's got, he's got flippers, yeah.

01:01:23.260 No joke. If you go to Cabo San Lucas... Are riptides a thing in Martin Lucas?

01:01:26.780 That's what I'm saying. Riptides are no joke. Yeah, but it's in a lake. He's in, like, a little

01:01:30.880 lake. I would say, what stands out to me is, one, he's the second, he's the second chef for

01:01:37.480 a Democrat to die in the last 20 years. Right, but, Blake, there's nothing to see there.

01:01:41.800 This is clear, man. Everything they tell us is true, remember?

01:01:44.280 But he's also the second underling of a prominent Democrat to die on Martha's Vineyard, as well.

01:01:50.340 Wait, so this was in the lake in front of Obama's house, and the depth was three to five feet

01:01:54.960 in depth? Eight feet, I believe, is what they said.

01:01:58.480 Wait, I've got... Have you guys seen that there's, there's, there's actually, I'm getting

01:02:02.200 breaking news now, that Hillary Clinton has now sent a text message to Barack Obama congratulating

01:02:09.960 him for finally getting his list started. She says, well, Barack, you've got a ways to

01:02:16.240 catch up with me, but I'm glad that you're finally getting there.

01:02:19.840 You know, if I were Hillary, I know you're joking, but if I were Hillary, I'd lean into

01:02:23.560 that. I would just start making, you're old, you're not going to be president, go all out,

01:02:27.860 start sending, making every joke that you just had all those people killed.

01:02:30.840 How's the progress coming on the Obama library, by the way?

01:02:34.400 It's a joke.

01:02:34.900 In Chicago, it's actually like really, really controversial in Chicago.

01:02:38.220 Are we going to get a Trump library? Is that even going to happen?

01:02:41.320 Aren't they trying to like take away a part of something?

01:02:43.080 The Obama library has like all this controversy, and they're never there. Like Obama's never

01:02:48.040 in Chicago.

01:02:50.200 There's something really weird about this chef thing, man. So, I mean, think about it.

01:02:53.940 If you're a chef, you're working late, you're there early, you hear things you're not

01:02:58.080 supposed to hear, right?

01:02:59.540 You see things you're not supposed to see.

01:03:01.340 Yeah, there's a lot of access to the inner circle.

01:03:03.660 You don't want, I saw some memes about.

01:03:06.100 You see.

01:03:06.740 Various sausages that are in that kitchen.

01:03:09.060 I saw some memes about, you know, you don't, you don't, yeah, exactly. You never know.

01:03:14.960 All right, sausages.

01:03:15.800 I don't know.

01:03:17.340 General salami.

01:03:18.800 Yep.

01:03:19.440 Pepperoni.

01:03:20.340 Hot dogs.

01:03:20.680 Just all of a sudden, you know, robes just like fly open, you know, they get caught in that

01:03:25.420 breeze, and you saw too much.

01:03:27.580 There's a lot of breeze, a lot of nor'easters this time of year up Martha's Vineyard.

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01:05:20.420 Okay, what is the next topic we have here?

01:05:22.480 We go deeper and deeper into the bowels of unacceptable conversation.

01:05:27.720 So what is next?

01:05:28.800 The next topic?

01:05:29.900 Nancy Mace.

01:05:30.400 We've led with aliens, so we're really, okay, so Nancy Mace, do we have the tape of

01:05:35.820 Naughty Miss Mace?

01:05:38.320 Okay, this is cut 114, neocon Nancy, who is Lindsey Graham in a dress, play cut, what do

01:05:45.460 we have, 114?

01:05:46.540 Okay.

01:05:47.600 Yep.

01:05:47.780 And when I woke up this morning at 7, I was getting picked up at 745, Patrick, my fiancee,

01:05:54.160 tried to pull me by my waist over this morning in bed, and I was like, no, baby, we don't

01:05:58.260 got time for that this morning.

01:05:59.600 I got to get to the prayer breakfast, and I got to be on time, and a little TMI, but

01:06:06.100 I, he can wait, he's got, we got, I'll see him later tonight.

01:06:12.000 Can we set this up for a little bit, so everyone understands what a prayer breakfast is?

01:06:17.500 Can we please, can we please tell people?

01:06:19.180 Right.

01:06:19.480 So most people, Tyler, what's a prayer breakfast in politics?

01:06:22.280 And in the South, are those important, you know, in any way?

01:06:27.140 So I, you know, obviously with Republican stuff, the Republican Party, jointly together

01:06:33.800 with a lot of different organizations, hosts what's often called a prayer breakfast, and

01:06:37.280 so there's a lot of organizations that exist in every state, where it's, they are religious

01:06:42.460 organizations, typically church-based organizations, evangelical-based typically, that will host

01:06:49.080 prayer breakfast on behalf of our elected officials.

01:06:53.280 So they'll invite all the elected officials.

01:06:55.440 This is like a sombering type of thing.

01:06:57.820 It's the most normie thing in a Republican circuit.

01:06:59.760 It's the most normie thing, but like, usually a pastor will give up.

01:07:03.640 Basically, you know, it'll, it'll be a combination between, you know, preaching and a diatribe against

01:07:10.640 Joe Biden, and, you know, they'll invite in usually one Catholic, you know, to come in and

01:07:16.180 say, yeah, you know, and, and then, uh, so this is like a very religious experience politically.

01:07:23.240 It's like where politics meets religion once a year, usually in your district.

01:07:28.680 And Nancy rolls in and says this.

01:07:33.180 So like, I was like, somebody please find me like a scene where you see everybody's face

01:07:39.240 because like, this is like, she like showed up, like still like hung over.

01:07:44.440 I know that that's right.

01:07:45.420 She's like some drunk about this.

01:07:47.280 Cause she says, I think she got up at seven and she had to head out at seven 45 and that

01:07:51.480 just doesn't sound accurate.

01:07:52.420 I don't think any woman's the timeline is all screwed up here, obviously.

01:07:56.240 And then the worst part of all of it is like, no, I'll be back tonight.

01:07:59.720 Like, whoa, whoa, whoa.

01:08:00.940 So every pastor will tell you, uh, you know, you can't live with your, you know, cohabitation

01:08:07.760 cohabitation is bad in the church, right?

01:08:10.280 Like it's not acceptable.

01:08:11.600 So she rolled in, she just is like glossing right over that.

01:08:15.160 Well, she's, she's also, I mean, look, twice divorced, you know, and she's just like, it's

01:08:19.980 my fiance.

01:08:21.060 And then she's also like, so it's like we were in bed, just overly sexual only allowed.

01:08:25.880 If you're the pastor, but again, Tyler makes the best point.

01:08:28.960 This is not the South Carolina gaming association, right?

01:08:32.440 Where they're all trying to get like casino licenses where they're kind of living a little

01:08:35.260 loose, right?

01:08:35.860 This is even like a campaign event or a GOP event.

01:08:38.460 This is like someone, this is like a church event.

01:08:40.580 This is the most pious gathering ever.

01:08:43.020 This is like walking to a church.

01:08:44.800 The highest standards we expect of South Carolina lawmakers.

01:08:47.080 Yeah, exactly.

01:08:47.940 I mean, South Carolina, I gotta be honest, like the worst people come from South Carolina is

01:08:52.100 just so, I mean, the worst politicians.

01:08:53.540 They peaked with John C. Calhoun and it's, no, he sucked.

01:08:56.720 He was terrible.

01:08:57.380 Well, so like the governor.

01:08:59.860 Yeah.

01:09:00.160 I do like the governor.

01:09:01.380 But then, and then she sent out this tweet.

01:09:02.880 She's like, I'm not a saint.

01:09:04.880 I'm a sinner.

01:09:05.440 Like, okay.

01:09:06.340 Like I'm not overly shocked, Nancy Mace.

01:09:08.260 Like you're twice divorced.

01:09:09.380 It's a fiance, but like, you're also kind of, you're like, you're, what you're doing

01:09:12.780 is you're insulting people that are religious.

01:09:16.180 That's what you're doing.

01:09:17.340 That's the key here.

01:09:18.260 You could imagine another way where she'd be like, okay.

01:09:19.940 And after this, I'm going to go like, you know, do a bunch of blow.

01:09:23.280 Yeah.

01:09:23.440 Do a bunch of blow.

01:09:24.280 Run to the casino.

01:09:25.280 Play the slots, you know, 50 times.

01:09:27.460 Yeah.

01:09:27.900 And then she's just so nonchalant.

01:09:30.960 The scary part about this whole thing with Nancy is, is this, is that she's so nonchalant

01:09:35.980 about what she said.

01:09:37.240 No, this is, she was just, was completely unaware of her surroundings.

01:09:40.220 She was inches away from taking applications for a threesome.

01:09:42.980 Like it was like, she's like, Oh, by the way, if you want to join us tonight, seven,

01:09:46.200 be like, Whoa, Whoa, Whoa, Whoa, Jack.

01:09:48.900 She was really advertising her relationship.

01:09:51.120 Yeah.

01:09:51.140 My, my take on it.

01:09:52.360 It's, it's basically what you said, Charlie, cause I was the one at first really blew up

01:09:55.640 this video and she was, she responded to me on, on Twitter today.

01:09:59.340 And I've gone at her on Twitter for, for years at this point, basically calling.

01:10:03.280 You shouldn't say you've gone at Matt, Nancy Mace.

01:10:05.180 You got to be careful with your wording, Jack.

01:10:06.500 I've, I've, I've chased her.

01:10:09.160 I've pursued her.

01:10:10.220 Wait, what did she say back to you today, Jack?

01:10:12.480 I didn't even see that.

01:10:13.120 She, she was the one, this was the one where she responded something about like, well, that's

01:10:16.720 why I go to church because I'm a sinner and not a saint.

01:10:19.040 Oh, that was a response to you?

01:10:20.900 It was a response to me.

01:10:21.760 Yeah.

01:10:22.300 I didn't realize that.

01:10:23.320 I dropped it in the chat.

01:10:24.220 You could actually just, you know, read that.

01:10:26.100 I didn't realize it was a quote tweet.

01:10:28.540 By the way, what you're doing is you're profaning a holy gathering is what you're doing.

01:10:31.960 Well, this is South Carolina too.

01:10:33.200 This isn't even like the Northeast or Arizona.

01:10:35.220 I just thought it was disrespectful to the people that were gathered for, to be honest,

01:10:39.880 that if you're going to get up, like, I'm not going to get up there and start cutting

01:10:44.440 promos.

01:10:45.000 Like I'm on thought crime.

01:10:46.260 If I'm going to like a pro-life prayer march or a meeting or something like that, I'm

01:10:51.980 going to be respectful of the event, respectful of the people there.

01:10:55.020 And you know, there, there, there is a time and a place.

01:10:57.780 If it's, if it's after 9 PM here, East coast, like I am, you're on a place like thought crime,

01:11:02.840 you know what you're going to get into.

01:11:04.820 It's like, I mean, it's like Charlie Kirk going around telling everybody, it's just the awareness.

01:11:09.400 It's like, it's like that old moral sound.

01:11:11.680 It doesn't make it true, but it doesn't make Charlie not say it.

01:11:14.880 It's the awareness thing.

01:11:16.060 This is the shocking thing.

01:11:17.300 This is the, like the horrifying thing.

01:11:18.780 It's like, again, I have no problem with how any of these people live their lives.

01:11:24.520 I really don't care.

01:11:25.100 I, I, I seriously, Charlie knows.

01:11:28.020 I just don't care.

01:11:29.000 Like, I just don't care about how people operate in their own personal time.

01:11:32.540 But it's like, what's scary is like, if you don't have the wherewithal to understand like

01:11:36.900 who you're speaking to on the campaign trail, how, how do you, how do you have the, how do

01:11:42.980 I know that you're going to have the wherewithal of who you're addressing when you're a member

01:11:46.240 of Congress and important alien, you know, finding the fact finding missions, right?

01:11:52.680 Like, how do I know?

01:11:53.920 How do I know?

01:11:54.380 How do I trust you?

01:11:55.280 You know?

01:11:55.580 And sometimes it's like, this is just as much to me, like a Mitch McConnell glitch, you

01:12:01.680 know, like I would rather have Mitch McConnell, like get up in front of people and go, and

01:12:06.260 like be wiped clean.

01:12:07.760 Like he had, like he was yesterday, this week, then Nancy Mace get in front of groups and

01:12:12.620 do this.

01:12:13.760 That's how serious I think this is as a member of Congress is like, you should know who

01:12:17.900 you're addressing or you're talking to.

01:12:19.320 And by the way, we're trying to like get even more evangelicals to vote.

01:12:23.040 Like this isn't helpful.

01:12:24.240 Like this stuff isn't helpful.

01:12:25.640 It doesn't like instill confidence in our members of Congress.

01:12:27.920 Almost every neoconservant in DC has the most degenerate personal life.

01:12:31.500 I'm just going to be honest.

01:12:33.340 It's like a one to one correlation.

01:12:34.920 I mean, I guess I could think of, I could think of a couple exceptions, maybe give me an

01:12:42.420 hour.

01:12:42.540 I've certainly, all I'll say is, I'm not going to name names.

01:12:47.520 I've been told by people who have known her for multiple years that there was a change

01:12:52.240 in the appearance of Miss Nancy Mace sometime over the last couple of years or so.

01:12:56.880 I think a glow up of some sort.

01:12:58.520 We have our own Nancy Mace here in Arizona.

01:13:02.420 And it's, uh, you know, it's, it's just the thing that happens.

01:13:06.100 Who is it?

01:13:06.620 I think that happens.

01:13:09.620 Tide goes in.

01:13:10.640 Tide goes out.

01:13:11.720 No, no.

01:13:12.400 Oh, I know who you're talking about.

01:13:13.800 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:13:14.660 I know who you're talking about.

01:13:15.740 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:13:16.140 She got booed off our stage.

01:13:17.840 I know who you're talking about.

01:13:19.280 Oh, I was there for that.

01:13:19.960 I remember her.

01:13:20.680 Michelle.

01:13:21.600 But I mean, look, this is like, I think again, I feel bad for people.

01:13:25.600 I legitimately do like the stuff that happened with Marjorie Taylor Greene, even Lauren

01:13:28.940 Boebert, like getting divorced and like their lives are like, like becoming a member of

01:13:33.740 Congress, getting in the midst of all this stuff.

01:13:36.380 Like this is a stressful, unexpected, if you're not prepared for it, like your life is going

01:13:42.140 to get rocked by this stuff and you're going to change.

01:13:44.620 You're going to get influenced.

01:13:45.880 You're going to get influenced by weirdo lobbyists and crazy.

01:13:48.960 But that's why you should stay away from the city of DC.

01:13:51.260 Staying away from the city of the district of Columbia is going to make your life innumerably

01:13:56.500 better.

01:13:57.060 And that's why we should try to have our representatives stay as far away from there

01:14:00.500 as possible.

01:14:01.460 I've been here for, I've been here for like 12 years, man.

01:14:03.760 Why you got to do me like that?

01:14:05.140 You're not, you're, you're not spending every day in DC.

01:14:07.300 Some, I assume are good people.

01:14:08.780 It will be really depressing when God is unable to find a righteous man.

01:14:13.240 And so he has to block out.

01:14:14.880 J.D. Vance said that today in the Senate.

01:14:18.340 What did he say?

01:14:18.880 He was, he was talking about the, the, I think he was talking about Biden appointees or

01:14:22.420 something.

01:14:22.760 He was like, he's like, Biden's appointees are unqualified.

01:14:24.880 Biden's appointees are, are diversity hires.

01:14:27.520 They're terrible.

01:14:28.140 They're, they're worse.

01:14:29.120 They're awful.

01:14:29.740 Some I assume are good people.

01:14:33.500 All right.

01:14:34.160 We have about 10 minutes remaining.

01:14:35.720 We want you guys to do the super chats or whatever they call it.

01:14:38.660 Rumble rant chats, rumble chat rants.

01:14:41.600 All right.

01:14:42.140 What else do we have then, Blake?

01:14:43.920 We have a deep web reveal.

01:14:45.520 Oh, well we should hit Aldine.

01:14:47.180 We have to revisit.

01:14:48.000 Oh, I think that's right.

01:14:48.880 So we got 10 minutes, Jason Aldine.

01:14:50.480 What is going on here, Jack with Jason Aldine?

01:14:52.480 What's the truth?

01:14:53.080 Well, actually, so funny enough, um, the, I, I mentioned Jason Aldine tonight.

01:14:57.920 Uh, we've seen the, uh, there's been an editing of Jason Aldine's video.

01:15:03.640 So we talked about it last week where we put out this BLM Antifa video, and then it was updated

01:15:09.000 since our show to be six seconds shorter.

01:15:12.620 And a lot of people pointed out that some of the scenes that were, uh, removed were scenes

01:15:17.840 particularly that depicted the BLM violence in Atlanta from 2020.

01:15:24.420 Now the, uh, record label basically came out and said, well, that was because of a copyright

01:15:29.700 claim from the local Fox network that said it was, um, you know, it was due to their copyright

01:15:35.860 claim and they hadn't gotten the permission for it.

01:15:37.920 And that's why they take, took it out.

01:15:39.660 But of course I pointed out online and a few others pointed out, why didn't you just replace

01:15:43.460 it with other footage?

01:15:44.640 Why did you remove the footage completely?

01:15:47.060 And, you know, personally, I think that in general, the main reason that this became so

01:15:52.780 controversial to begin with is because, and people said, well, what about, you know,

01:15:56.160 these other, uh, violent, what about rappers who have violent lyrics or, or, um, you know,

01:16:01.100 ice cube who has a, you know, from NWA, which is a group whose name that I couldn't even say

01:16:08.320 publicly, right.

01:16:09.580 And it's because Jason Aldean is white and he's talking about BLM violence.

01:16:14.780 He's talking about black driven violence, or at least the video depicts that.

01:16:18.460 And if the lyrics don't explicitly say that we all know what's going on here.

01:16:22.260 And that is the cardinal rule in America that you're not allowed to talk about black violence.

01:16:26.280 And by the way, I mentioned all this while my wife, Tanya Tay is actually for once not

01:16:31.200 watching thought crime live because she is actually at the Jason Aldean concert right

01:16:36.000 now.

01:16:36.680 It's funny.

01:16:37.220 You say that it's, uh, you know, that rap lyrics are often violent.

01:16:40.960 It's often much more specific than that.

01:16:42.760 It'll be lyrics that are like, if you roll into my part of town, I will shoot you in the

01:16:47.640 face.

01:16:48.040 It's like, they're actually kind of angry that Aldean made a music video that is culturally

01:16:53.480 appropriating their, uh, their type of threat.

01:16:56.680 And we're even, they're still even doing weird character assassinations.

01:16:59.480 I was just Googling to see exactly what they did to change the video.

01:17:02.740 And now Snopes has a story.

01:17:05.320 Did Jason Aldean not leave a tip after ordering 65 burritos in a West Virginia small town?

01:17:11.980 And I don't know what the answer to that is, but like, I'm surprised it's not a story

01:17:16.380 about Chris Christie or something, but allegedly they ordered 65 burritos.

01:17:20.820 And if you didn't tip, that would be the worst thing ever.

01:17:24.040 Definitely way worse than burning down a small business.

01:17:26.080 But I think it's, and, and I, I really do think that a lot of this comes down to the

01:17:31.000 fact that you are not allowed to talk about black violence.

01:17:34.480 You're not allowed to talk about black crime.

01:17:36.080 You're not allowed to talk about white flight.

01:17:37.620 You're certainly not allowed to make songs about it.

01:17:40.060 We just had the biggest nationwide race riots in the, in America's history three years

01:17:45.540 ago.

01:17:45.840 And it is largely forgotten within the United States.

01:17:50.120 And so along comes a guy who makes, who's like, um, not only a white celebrity, but a

01:17:55.840 celebrity who makes, as we, as we, you know, described last week in great detail, the whitest

01:18:00.440 possible music.

01:18:01.720 And I don't say that in a negative way.

01:18:03.060 I just say like, uh, outside of Darius Rucker, you know, country music is, is extremely white.

01:18:08.720 It's considered white music.

01:18:09.980 Uh, even all around the world is considered American music.

01:18:12.720 And so to have someone like that directly calling out or even coming close to calling

01:18:18.200 out black violence in America, it is something that is completely verboten.

01:18:22.820 And this is where the, the black nationalists in the media just immediately have to try to

01:18:27.960 shut it down.

01:18:28.420 And, and let's be real.

01:18:30.420 There's a long history of like political songs in America, many of which are actually far

01:18:35.520 uglier than Aldean's.

01:18:36.460 I mean, we did, uh, you know, Neil Young did a song that's like Southern man, which

01:18:40.720 basically just says that men in like men in the South are, but that's politically correct.

01:18:45.720 Or super racist.

01:18:47.280 Uh, you know, he does the song, uh, was it, I can't remember if it was him or Crosby, you

01:18:51.700 know, the Crosby stills Nash group, but like four dead in Ohio, which is just that these

01:18:55.840 national guardsmen like murdered a bunch of students who definitely were not right.

01:18:59.500 Again, that's, that's, but that's on the left, right?

01:19:02.060 Both of those are coming from the left is my point.

01:19:04.760 So yeah, and I get, I get what you're saying, but his point, but my point is you're not allowed

01:19:09.480 to have these from the other perspective.

01:19:11.940 You're only allowed to have them in one direction.

01:19:14.540 So you can have Neil Young, who's not even American, by the way, slandering Southerners.

01:19:18.760 You can have Neil Young and others attacking American military for, uh, dealing with unrest

01:19:24.640 on campus, but you can't have anything in the other direction.

01:19:28.180 But okay, we have five minutes remaining.

01:19:31.420 Where do you want to go with this guy?

01:19:32.360 Stay with Aldean or do we want to do the, well, I want to say one thing about the Aldean

01:19:36.760 situation, which I think is carry over from the car, the comment that I made about those

01:19:40.880 who go to Congress and, and Charlie, you know what this is like, cause and, and Jack, you

01:19:45.560 know what this is like being a little bit more in the public eye where people stop you

01:19:49.060 all the time when you're out in public, you're at airports and everything else.

01:19:52.460 When you become a person that people recognize everywhere you go and you just get stopped,

01:19:58.320 like everyone dives into every aspect of your personal life.

01:20:01.160 They watch everything that you do and everything that you do or say, if it's the right thing,

01:20:06.400 it's going to be the wrong thing, according to the media.

01:20:08.640 And if it's the wrong thing, right, you're going to, they're going to be like, ha, you're

01:20:12.760 a hypocrite, right?

01:20:14.020 Like constantly.

01:20:15.140 And so I feel bad for anybody, even though they make, even when they make the wrong decisions,

01:20:21.120 you know, not standing up for it, I actually have a lot of respect for famous people.

01:20:25.240 You know, obviously we're not in that, that category because, you know, Charlie's on the

01:20:28.820 radio every single day saying everything that he thinks constantly, which is kind of cool.

01:20:32.380 It's actually freeing in some ways.

01:20:34.080 I try to liberate people.

01:20:35.300 It's liberate, it's liberating, but I actually have a lot of, um, a lot of, uh, respect for

01:20:41.220 famous people that just literally avoid that, those things and like, don't say what they

01:20:46.480 think.

01:20:46.700 It's like, Hey, you play music.

01:20:48.220 And then again, I'm not saying like, I have a lot of respect for guys that speak up on

01:20:52.240 our side because the left has, you know, hordes of these people.

01:20:55.860 We don't have very many, but like, I appreciate leftists in particular, or people that are just

01:21:00.340 like pretty apolitical that just like, I don't know what I'm talking about this.

01:21:03.960 And I just want to play music and I just want to play sports.

01:21:06.240 And I did, you know, I don't think I need to be like using my platform for the wrong

01:21:10.240 purposes.

01:21:10.680 We have, they want it.

01:21:11.580 They say we should hit some comments that people will be encouraged to do it.

01:21:14.000 So I want to highlight two, uh, first we have, uh, Falcon Wollagen 62 M who says, Hey dude

01:21:21.280 with the hat on, please pronounce the T in the word important, important, not so much like

01:21:28.020 important, more so like import tant.

01:21:32.000 Thank you for your support in this pet peeve matter.

01:21:36.300 And then a special K one, if I, if I can't, so I actually can't pronounce my T's as well

01:21:42.180 as I should mainly because I bit off my tongue in a, in a quad accident when I was 16.

01:21:49.740 Nancy Mace has more victims than I thought.

01:21:52.440 Uh, and then we have so, so, uh, so I'm sorry for that on the important only, only miss Nancy

01:22:00.200 has to apologize, uh, special K one, two, one has, uh, I'm black and I, he didn't do anything

01:22:06.500 wrong.

01:22:06.840 Aldine, I assume just another way to divide people.

01:22:09.640 Only those caught up in a delusion believe this garbage.

01:22:13.020 Well, well said special K I used to get special K bars when I was a kid, my mom would make

01:22:17.320 them and now I really want to have one.

01:22:19.740 No, no, no.

01:22:20.880 Like special K cereal, you degenerate monster.

01:22:24.160 Yeah.

01:22:24.640 We have a, looks like we have 3,500 people still watching any other final rumble rants guys

01:22:29.120 as we ramp this up.

01:22:30.200 Nope.

01:22:33.760 Okay.

01:22:34.840 Final thoughts, Tyler, man.

01:22:36.900 I just, yeah, where we're at today is we've got a, we've got a strong week ahead.

01:22:44.020 I mean, this week was so crazy with all the news.

01:22:46.380 I'm hoping that next week's not a huge letdown.

01:22:49.300 That's my hope.

01:22:50.720 I hope aliens expose themselves or something.

01:22:54.280 We could use a boring news week.

01:22:56.340 Maybe not.

01:22:57.300 I'll be honest tomorrow when you guys watch the Charlie Kirk show and then

01:23:00.180 Jack show after we're going to have this whole thing on Trump as I'm, I'm reading

01:23:03.680 about it.

01:23:04.060 It's like, it's, this is all new indictments, like obstruction of justice.

01:23:07.860 It's just like, yeah, we were expecting January 6th stuff.

01:23:10.360 This is, but we should just, we should have a new Trump indictment every single week.

01:23:13.740 He should try to just, it's going to be though, because this is like, they're going to have

01:23:17.000 everything happening in Georgia.

01:23:18.480 It's going to just keep going.

01:23:20.120 It's going to keep rolling that this, this is not going to end anytime soon.

01:23:23.700 What if, what if Trump outfoxed them and he started intentionally committing crimes in

01:23:28.140 a ton of different jurisdictions and he's on so many trials at once, they all grind to

01:23:32.400 a halt and then they can't get any of them done before the election.

01:23:35.800 Have you guys, have you guys seen the things that people post about alternate timelines and

01:23:39.660 everything else with Trump?

01:23:41.220 Mandela or that's a conversation.

01:23:44.160 I have seen the, do you mean, um, do you mean the, the, uh, the secret war theory?

01:23:49.960 Uh, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:23:53.200 I like the secret, the secret war theory was going on in 2020 and it said that we had actually

01:23:57.940 got, we had embarked in a secret war with, uh, with China and that this, this bled over

01:24:03.620 into 2021.

01:24:05.060 And they were saying that actually Hunter, no, Hunter, Joe Biden wasn't the actual president.

01:24:10.620 The Trump remained president and that we were secretly fighting in war with China, but because

01:24:15.780 we, Trump was so busy on that.

01:24:17.840 And so just so busy involved in the day to day of the war that, um, that they allowed

01:24:23.420 Joe Biden to appear on TV as president.

01:24:27.100 This explains, okay, the fake, um, you know, the fake, uh, white house, like oval office said

01:24:32.520 that he had explained some of the, um, supply chain issues that were going on in 2021, you

01:24:37.400 know, because so many supplies were going to the war effort and because our supply lines

01:24:41.200 with China had been cut.

01:24:42.800 And then, uh, Tim Poole told me all this, by the way.

01:24:45.160 And then at the very end of it, um, the Memorial day, so, you know, Memorial day, the president

01:24:49.960 goes and does a wreath laying ceremony, right?

01:24:52.480 Well, you know that in 2021, when Biden went to the tomb of the unknown soldier, the wreath

01:24:58.040 was already there.

01:24:59.240 Now you might think that that was some kind of COVID thing or maybe because Biden was old.

01:25:03.400 No, no, that's because the real ceremony had already happened earlier in the day with

01:25:08.140 no cameras when Trump put the wreath there, but then Biden showed up later.

01:25:13.220 I, I like, we got to wrap it up.

01:25:14.980 Oh, darn.

01:25:15.760 Go ahead.

01:25:16.100 Finish it.

01:25:16.620 I like the Trump groundhog day theory, which is Trump's actually run for president thousands

01:25:21.200 of times and our timeline keeps resetting.

01:25:23.440 So that's why he can win.

01:25:24.500 Like there was a timeline where Hillary is like, you know, the world doesn't need people

01:25:28.520 like you in office.

01:25:29.240 And he freezes and then like, we have to reset the timeline so that he can come up with the

01:25:32.860 correct line.

01:25:33.620 So why did he seem so strong at the start of the race, especially it's because, you know,

01:25:37.860 he'd run, he'd actually run for president thousands and thousands of times, just like

01:25:41.660 Bill Murray and groundhog day.

01:25:43.140 I love that.

01:25:44.000 This has been fun.

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01:25:47.000 God bless you guys and enjoy Jason Aldean's contrast videos.

01:25:50.380 The sign off.

01:25:59.240 God bless you guys.

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Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - July 29, 2023

THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 7 — UFO Doom or UFO Distraction？, Naughty Nancy Mace, Justice for Hunter Biden？

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