In this episode, we discuss the 7 words you should never be allowed to say on YouTube, and why they are the most cancelable words in our culture. Also, we talk about the Halloween Spooktacular at Texas A&M University.
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00:03:32.000Thus I suppose she's a female knight, but then we'd have to add another word to the list!
00:03:36.000See, because these words, they also change depending who's using them or who is hearing them.
00:03:45.000They can't just hurt on their own, they're just words.
00:03:48.000But you can use that c-word on YouTube, you can use that c-word provided that it's not the previously aforementioned c-word, and that said person using this given c-word is a woman, and that they're referring to the current president's wife.
00:04:32.000That's the sound of a protest starting.
00:04:35.000Now please note that the Asian Americans themselves are always notably absent from these protests.
00:04:42.000They'll let the other social justice warriors distract you while they simply take over your economy and skilled labor employment opportunities.
00:05:23.000You can say fuck all you want on YouTube, provided that it is not referring to, in a derogatory manner, the performative actions of an aforementioned F-word.
00:05:34.000And here, we run into another problem.
00:05:37.000Because these words, they were co-opted, these F-words too.
00:05:41.000They too, throughout history, have had different meanings to different peoples.
00:07:18.000He is the whistleblower who works with Project Veritas, came out from Pinterest, and he has some more info on some of the new big tech issues going on, which we're putting on our game face.
00:07:32.000Question of the day before I move on to who's here.
00:12:48.000The new report claims there's no evidence to support the belief that eating less pork and beef is healthier for you, while critics claim this research quote, erodes public trust in the scientific community.
00:12:59.000This is coming, of course, from the vegan lobbyists, people who don't like hearing this.
00:13:02.000The scientific community, by the way, is at odds over this new info,
00:13:04.000with staunch advocates right now arguing vigorously from both sides to defend their position.
00:13:10.000But if red meat were driving cancer and you reduce red meat and you see no effect on cancer,
00:13:15.000that is a pretty strong indication that red meat does not cause cancer.
00:16:49.000I don't think he has a job anymore since he had the gall to suggest that giving four-year-olds puberty blockers might not be good parenting.
00:19:11.000Finally, before we get to Schiff, President Trump told the press this week that the White House is, quote, trying to find out who the whistleblower is.
00:19:19.000Some people, of course, are viewing this as a thinly veiled threat against the anonymous accuser.
00:19:24.000A source in the White House has actually said that the president is heading up a new investigation himself, even going as far as making some phone calls.
00:20:49.000We'll talk a little bit about the Ukraine.
00:20:51.000You know, we had a segment yesterday on the Ukraine deal.
00:20:55.000It was all formatted, and I appreciate you giving me some time to just sort of rant about why I think Donald Trump is the right man for this job at this point in time.
00:21:02.000In fact, we don't have a whole lot more info than other people do, but I think at The Blaze TV, they're actually doing a whole live show tonight, Glenn Beck, right after this for those who are watching on The Blaze.
00:21:11.000Those watching on YouTube, you'll have to sign up, covering from pillar to post the Ukraine scandal.
00:21:20.000It turns out, for people who don't know, that Schiff knew about the whistleblower complaint before it was filed, and his team actually advised the whistleblower on how to proceed.
00:21:29.000And President Trump, this is why he's just the best president ever.
00:21:36.000I mean, I don't mean he's kind of better, like, if you put him, like, well, okay, where do you rank him above, like, McKinley or people who don't matter?
00:24:06.000I'm gonna go on Twitter, and I'm gonna lay the foundation that this happened, that someone said something, and then you'll come out, and then I'll tell them that I didn't talk with you about it.
00:24:30.000It depends what mark you're trying to hit there, like being honest or a shitbag.
00:24:34.000I feel like the standards that the left are using legally is Vinny and my cousin Vinny before he improved, before the Redemptions.
00:24:40.000But your honor, my clients didn't do anything.
00:24:42.000They thought they were getting a can of tuna fish.
00:24:44.000Only that's what they're doing and they think they're going to win this.
00:24:47.000Yeah, it's very clear that his idea of how we're going to go about it.
00:24:51.000But imagine, he would have gotten away with it, right?
00:24:53.000I mean, if he would have done a little bit better, he could have gotten away with looking prescient, having found this information, and instead he's caught red-handed.
00:26:18.000So we will try to work with the FBI to figure out, along with your staff, how we can obtain copies of those.
00:26:25.000Of course we will provide you all our copies of all our materials.
00:26:29.000Okay, first off, I guess we'll just ignore the raging homoerotic undertones.
00:26:34.000They tried to come after Ben Shapiro because he said no one has described Brett Kavanaugh's penis, which is kind of a trend now with rapists.
00:26:41.000It happened with Michael Jackson, it happened with Bill Cosby.
00:26:45.000He's like, well, can you send me the photo negatives?
00:26:49.000I like the photo negative because it reminds me of when I would try and scramble the satellite signal when I was a kid and I couldn't actually afford it and my parents were in the next room.
00:26:57.000It is amazing to me he was trying to find nude pictures!
00:27:00.000And by the way, nude pictures, that's not even a scandal!
00:27:03.000That's not illegal, it's just embarrassing!
00:27:05.000Especially with this president, do you think he would actually care?
00:28:00.000So we had direct evidence of FBI agents saying that they wouldn't let Trump get elected because they had quote insurance policies in case he did.
00:28:14.000They were very selective in what they released.
00:28:16.000There were multiple reports last year that the FBI was heavily predisposed against Hillary Clinton and in favor of Donald Trump.
00:28:25.000You know, and here's the thing, he's not necessarily wrong depending on who's working there at the FBI.
00:28:31.000I think we all assume there can be bias because people, human beings have biases, right?
00:28:36.000But when Trump does that, when he says, ah, Kobe's a hacker, Mueller, listen, this is a witch hunt, they try to accuse him of obstruction for doing exactly what Schiff is doing there.
00:29:29.000Schiff, he's known, this is something people don't know, he's known, it's kind of his raison d'être for leaking repeatedly private info to the press and then lying about it.
00:29:38.000CNN is running quotes from noon on about my testimony.
00:30:30.000And here's something else I would love to... I defer to half-Asian lawyer Bill Richman on this.
00:30:34.000During the Mueller investigation, Schiff, he repeatedly claimed that he had seen beyond circumstantial evidence that Trump had colluded with Russia, even after Mueller ruled that there was no evidence of collusion.
00:30:44.000People say, Hey, the report didn't say no collusion.
00:31:00.000We have a legal system, and if there is no evidence, and you are not convicted, it means you didn't commit the crime in the eyes of the law, right?
00:31:06.000That's exactly why we have the system, is to be able to call balls and strikes, make it done, and then move along.
00:31:12.000And here, what I find hilarious is the example that he has, beyond circumstantial evidence.
00:31:16.000It's like the Beyond Meat Impossible Burger, right?
00:31:19.000It's like, no, it's not actually meat, and this is not actually evidence.
00:31:22.000You actually have to have something, and when he's asked repeatedly and repeatedly and repeatedly, he dances around.
00:31:27.000Well, we didn't actually talk to him, and we didn't actually get direct evidence, but if you put together the different inferences and lies, then it's a story.
00:31:38.000If you put together different inferences, accusations, and of course, keeping in the front of your mind at all times that I am a piece of shit, I think you will come to see this issue in a new light.
00:31:48.000Here's actually a clip of him doing just that.
00:31:50.000All you have right now is a circumstantial case.
00:32:42.000I mean, circumstantial evidence can be things that create an inference of what the actual thing may be.
00:32:46.000So, for example, if you have, you know, you want to say someone committed fraud.
00:32:49.000To be able to prove fraud, you have to prove that they intended to deceive you.
00:32:52.000And a lot of the times, you can't read someone's mind.
00:32:55.000And unless they say, I intended to defraud you, that would be direct evidence.
00:32:59.000You have to have circumstantial evidence, like they knew the truth, but they told you a false statement anyways.
00:33:04.000Here, when you say you have circumstantial evidence, you should be able to describe that circumstantial evidence.
00:33:08.000If you have beyond circumstantial evidence, you definitely can explain what it is.
00:33:13.000But yet, when he was asked, do you have direct evidence, which is the only thing beyond circumstantial evidence, There's no in-between, there's no like circumstantial, middle-stantial, piece of shit, shift-stantial.
00:33:23.000I mean, yeah, there is shift-stantial, but that's like somehow hitting two keys on a piano at the same time and getting a note in between that's nobody's note.
00:33:51.000I think we'll look back on this and go, oh my gosh, when people came out and said that I don't think Donald Trump is going to accept the election results, right?
00:35:49.000Now I know some of you are asking, because I get it, it's difficult today in our polarized society to know, okay, who's exaggerating, where are you stretching, because everyone does, especially for comedy, we do that.
00:35:59.000So you're wondering what percentage of that, if we were to put a number on it, is accurate.
00:36:10.000And here's something that's so dishonest, too, when you watch.
00:36:13.000He's reading it, and at one point he looks up and looks back down and goes, though, as though he missed a word that he's reading from an official transcript.
00:36:20.000He tried to clearly imply that this was an official transcript.
00:36:25.000And then when he was called on it, this was his response, that it was parody.
00:36:29.000My summary of the president's call was meant to be at least part in parody.
00:36:39.000You know, when Donald Trump talked about people got all upset because he would talk about changing libel laws, right, and this was really just to try and get media to stand down, we weren't happy about it.
00:36:51.000He read it as though it's a transcript, and he tried to get all high and mighty, saying, oh, if people didn't understand it's parody, that's a whole new problem.
00:36:57.000Implying, like, because Donald Trump says such crazy stuff that you thought it was real when I made up stuff that Donald Trump said that was crazy that never really happened, but I told you he said crazy stuff, and so you tend to believe that this crazy stuff is crazy stuff he would say, but I'm just a piece of shit.
00:37:11.000You gotta give him credit, though, for how well he sells the Reading Act, right?
00:37:52.000I mean this guy should be forced to resign in absolute shame.
00:37:56.000I can't think of anything that would personify fake news more than reading from a fake Transcript and by the way, the reason he's doing that is because he knows that most people who are not hyper Lee engaged Unlike the people in this room are often people who are watching this show or reading in the comment section He knows I'm gonna walk by the TV screen see this and go.
00:38:16.000I can't believe our president did that, right?
00:38:18.000I can't believe he said that and they're not going to see the aside where he says it was clearly parody Just like you don't see the slander.
00:38:25.000You don't see the libel You do see it sorry that occurs on the front page and then the apology the retraction is issued two weeks later on page eight Yeah.
00:38:34.000And by the way, just to go into the Ukraine thing a little bit, Democrats, they've repeatedly reached out to foreign countries, including Ukraine, for dirt on Trump.
00:38:41.000So at worst, at the absolute worst, Schiff is just accusing Trump of what he has done himself.
00:39:42.000And to be fair, later on in the call, it was mentioned that, you know, Biden shut down this prosecutor, the investigation of the company his son worked for.
00:40:04.000There's a reason why you don't take out-of-court statements and use them for the truth because you can't actually test the boundaries of what's true or not true.
00:40:17.000Now, an eyewitness testimony isn't considered verifiable proof, so someone saying, I heard someone say that Donald Trump did this, would seem to me, I don't know, I'm a simpleton, even less reliable.
00:40:28.000Well, I mean, at some point you have to accept evidence, right?
00:40:33.000So, if you were to say, okay, hey, look at this piece of paper, is the piece of paper fake?
00:40:37.000Well, you have to go through certain standards to be able to get even written evidence in.
00:40:40.000So, written evidence is only as verifiable as any other piece of evidence, but the further you get away from Yes, thank God.
00:40:47.000And here's something that I think is important, right?
00:40:48.000true and it's a spectrum, the more likely it is that you would never even be able
00:40:52.000to use it in court. And saying I heard someone else say some other fact that
00:40:56.000they observed but no one else saw, we have no other corroboration, is a line
00:41:00.000too far for every Western civilization. Yes, thank God. And here's something that I
00:41:04.000think is important, right? There's a lot that we don't know and that's why we try
00:41:08.000not to just offer nothing more than conjecture because maybe some more
00:41:44.000The Ukraine officials did not know about the change in military foreign aid until a month after the call.
00:41:53.000So, again, you can't know everything, but you can know what they've said that is false, and you can know certain facets of the story that are true.
00:42:01.000The things that we know to be true, they've already proactively lied about.
00:42:05.000That's important for people to think of.
00:42:07.000That's important for people to point out.
00:42:09.000And I don't want to get into the minutiae of it because, like I said, Glenn Beck has
00:42:11.000a special to Blaze TV, a whole thing about the Ukraine live after this.
00:42:16.000Is there anything else you guys want to say about it?
00:42:17.000You know, the thing is to me, they know exactly what they're doing.
00:42:19.000I don't want to ascribe ulterior motives.
00:42:21.000We've always tried to do that on this show.
00:42:23.000Or if we do change my mind, or when we actually have debates like we've had on the show with
00:42:26.000politicians, with professors, with people who are worthy adversaries, I always try to
00:43:27.000It is interesting to think of what would be the rules if, imagine, a Republican had made up a transcript.
00:43:32.000Imagine if a conservative had gone up there and said, oh, well, actually, I'm just going to go ahead and fake this evidence because apparently this isn't the House of Representatives.
00:43:51.000And at the very least, the House needs to consider, or the Senate, or whoever has the ability to do that, whether within the party or outside the party, to censure that kind of behavior.
00:43:59.000Just say you don't agree with faking evidence.
00:44:02.000And if you want to come out and say something to do something right to restore trust in
00:44:34.000There is no court in America that would believe him and not believe the evidence.
00:44:39.000And yet, in public opinion, He's still out there saying this stuff.
00:44:42.000Well, let's picture if Donald Trump went up, right?
00:44:43.000We're talking about what would happen if a Republican did it.
00:44:45.000Okay, let's do this little walk it through this exercise here.
00:44:48.000And here I have Peter Schiff mirroring what the whistleblower was going to say about them on Twitter, even though there was no first-hand knowledge.
00:44:58.000And Schiff knew there was no first-hand knowledge.
00:45:02.000He said he was going to go out and lie and fabricate a transcript for the world to see.
00:45:06.000They would say, can you believe this president is lying?
00:45:15.000It is far worse-ism as it relates to Piece of Schiff, Adam Schiff.
00:45:21.000And actually, we have to get going to Eric Cochran, whistleblower from Big Tech, but we're actually getting word, apparently, the altercation continues at CNN.
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00:47:35.000Well I appreciate you clarifying that because I would have been horribly confused.
00:47:40.000So a boy is at his house, he's taking a nap.
00:47:43.000And he's awakened by some sounds from the room next door.
00:47:45.000When I see people where, you know, it's 4th of July, and you see American flag, American flag, American flag, and then, without fail, if there was a rainbow flag, there was no American flag.
00:48:58.000Now, some of you may be saying, oh, I know the name, but if I'm not mistaken, when he first was revealed publicly, it was in that sort of Dateline blurred face and voice.
00:49:12.000He's a former software engineer and he was a whistleblower who came forward with big tech, which is very relevant to what we're doing.
00:49:18.000By the way, people who are out there who have some tips, VeritasTipsAtProtonMail.com is what this gentleman wanted us to feed you because they're always looking for new info.
00:50:07.000And Eric, you are very white, so it suits you perfectly.
00:50:12.000So listen, for people who may not be necessarily super familiar with you, because you weren't really like a personality who spoke on politics or culture, you came into this specifically because of some information that you had in the big tech industry.
00:50:25.000So explain to people kind of your history and how you came to Project Veritas.
00:50:29.000Yeah, so just a few months ago I was just a software engineer at Pinterest and just kind of, you know, working on Android apps, actually, and not too involved in politics.
00:50:39.000And then I was seeing more and more censorship.
00:50:42.000We were talking about misinformation and hate speech.
00:50:45.000And then it got to be much more sinister.
00:50:48.000I would see they actually banned live action secretly on the back end.
00:50:53.000The pro-life group, Zero Hedge, PJ Media, they were banning things about Ben Shapiro, Bible verses, and this was all done in secret.
00:51:02.000So I actually took this to Project Veritas, James O'Keefe's organization, And I said, the public has to know this.
00:51:09.000This is the proof that we're kind of seeing from the outside from these big tech companies.
00:51:15.000And now here's actually the how and the why it's happening.
00:51:35.000You know, like the old Pogs, the classic Pogs.
00:51:38.000That's always why I pictured Pinterest.
00:51:41.000Why would they have a political... Yeah, I think, you know, that's a really good point about, like, mom's in the middle of the country.
00:51:46.000So it's interesting that, you know, they want to affect that market so much.
00:51:51.000And then, what it really speaks to, the biggest point, is that all the tech ends up like this.
00:51:56.000You know, I actually went to Pinterest because I thought it wasn't Facebook, it wasn't Google, and yet, once it got to be a big enough company, they're all on the same page.
00:52:05.000There's this whole hive mind of big tech, where these tech companies, they're all in Silicon Valley, they all have this same mindset, they all want to, you know, affect the 2020 election, they're so much in an echo chamber, They all are on the same page about wanting to ban Republicans.
00:52:22.000Well, now you said they want to affect the 2020 election.
00:52:27.000If they feel as though all conservative speech is hate speech, you know, using someone's biological, biologically proper pronouns, if they feel that that's hate speech, I understand how that could sort of dictate their policies or behavior.
00:52:40.000Or you think they're specifically setting out to affect the 2020 election?
00:52:44.000And if so, what makes you think the latter?
00:52:47.000Well, so I think there definitely is, like, this entire idea of, like, you know, a lot of conservative, mainstream conservative ideas are hate speech.
00:52:56.000I can speak, like, at Pinterest for the 2020 election, it was interesting.
00:53:00.000There were these documents specifically about protecting candidates like Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren and Beto, protecting them from basically memes and on the image board.
00:53:13.000And they didn't have anything like that for Republicans.
00:53:16.000So it is interesting, you know, I think it's again where they see that they, in their mind, they messed up in the 2016 election.
00:53:22.000They messed up by allowing too much free speech and then it let people get around the media gatekeepers.
00:53:28.000And so I think really there is, they think they're doing the right thing.
00:53:33.000They think that they're protecting the public from these ideas, but ultimately it does affect the 2020 election.
00:53:40.000So they're trying to protect them from memes, but how do they protect Elizabeth Warren from herself?
00:53:48.000Everything she uploads to Instagram, I always have to watch it through my fingers.
00:53:52.000I'm just Elizabeth Warren, drinking a beer, drinking a beer.
00:53:56.000And you're just like, oh, I want to shrink up into my own body cavity and die like that group of people in Superman 2 and float off into space.
00:54:07.000The point is, that's not really a question for you so much as me.
00:54:09.000That's not fair to you as a guest, Eric.
00:54:11.000I have my own issues I'm working through.
00:54:14.000Speaking of my own issues, I don't know if you've been following this, but this is another reason I wanted to have you on.
00:54:21.000We've been demonetized entirely on YouTube, despite Susan Wojcicki And YouTube admitting that we haven't violated any policies, right?
00:54:27.000This was kind of acquiescing to the Vox Adpocalypse torch-and-pitchfork mob.
00:54:32.000But more recently, and I don't want to bore the viewers here because they know about this, but I know that maybe you haven't been filled in on all of it, we found that we're blacklisted, shadowbanned from specific search terms.
00:54:43.000So in other words, if you search Steven Crowder changed my mind, doesn't show up for many results.
00:54:47.000If you search Steven Crowder on YouTube, doesn't show up for 70 results.
00:54:50.000And then we found out And this is why I do think there could be some meddling with the 2020 election.
00:54:55.000That if we used a VPN and used an address outside of the United States, the UK or Sweden or Spain, that they showed up entirely.
00:55:16.000Yeah, so we do know that there are these blacklists inside of Google, and so we can kind of see the anecdotal evidence from the user's side.
00:55:27.000And we saw this at Project Veritas too, where a lot of our videos just won't show up.
00:55:31.000You'd see CNN videos about Project Veritas when you search on YouTube Project Veritas.
00:55:38.000I think the biggest thing people can do to help is, if you're on the inside of YouTube and Google, come to Project Veritas.
00:55:50.000I think now we need to see how they're doing this from the inside.
00:55:55.000Since the Pinterest story, we've actually had two Google whistleblowers.
00:55:58.000uh, come out and and I know like, uh, uh, louder with the crowder was actually on
00:56:03.000one of the google now news feed blacklists, uh, that one of the insiders exposed to
00:56:08.000Yeah, what well I know why yeah I knew it!
00:56:15.000I mean, you know, listen, I'm sorry that you guys are lumped in with this, where we just had Donald Trump playing Peter Gabriel, like you clearly are doing the Lord's work and we just like dressing up like ladies.
00:56:27.000Who, let me ask you this, in your experience, who would typically order these kinds of blacklists?
00:57:05.000But then you get like 10% of people who are direct activists.
00:57:08.000And they go in and they advocate for adding people to blacklists, for censoring people in certain regions, and yeah, I mean, there is a lot of sophistication in being able to delineate by region, too, in this case.
00:57:23.000And those people who you say, you know, there's 10% I think you said might be activists, are they in a disproportional amount of positions of power?
00:57:33.000Yeah, so we typically see this in trust and safety teams or some kind of content management teams, right?
00:57:38.000We're not talking about the software engineers, the people, I guess, like I used to be, aren't typically involved.
00:57:44.000We're just trying to make good software.
00:57:46.000But you kind of have people in these misinformation efforts who tend to be these complete activists and who are going to leadership and saying, this stuff is hate speech.
00:58:05.000Eric, do you think it's possible that it might be a single bad actor that's in there that just has the ability to add these search results in there?
00:58:33.000And pretty much everybody thinks they're doing the right thing.
00:58:37.000They think that they're very high IQ people, and people in the middle of the country just don't know what to think, and they need to take care of hate speech and misinformation, as they deem it so.
00:58:48.000Final question before we go to the web extended.
00:58:51.000You said that maybe 10% of people are activists, and I do think that people, I mean, is Jack Dorsey, Mark Zuckerberg, Susan Wojcicki, are they all activists?
00:58:59.000Or is it just because they tend to be liberal, but they're not activists?
00:59:03.000Do you think that they're really sort of an empathetic ear to these activists and the activists know that they have a Have you seen other employees who might be leftist liberal in these companies who knew what was going on and thought that it was wrong, regardless of personal politics?
00:59:21.000Yeah, as for like the direct top leadership, I think a lot of them, yeah, they're left-wing, but again, they're not complete activists.
00:59:33.000They just bow to their employees who are activists, who are telling them, we're gonna have walkouts if this stuff doesn't stop.
00:59:40.000And they're just kind of in a difficult position in that way.
00:59:44.000And then, yeah, I think there definitely are left-leaning people inside these tech companies.
00:59:49.000I personally, since my stories come out and since the Google stories at Project Veritas now have come out, people I used to work with in the Android community are like, I don't agree with you on the issues that they were censoring, pro-life, conservative issues, but I'm totally against this tech censorship.
01:00:12.000I think that's a good point, because a lot of people think the First Amendment only applies, obviously, to government regulation of speech, and it does, but there is a culture of censorship that occurs right now.
01:00:24.000I think people now call it cancel culture, but I think it goes even further than that.
01:00:26.000It goes further than just celebrities and And comedians getting protested when there's a systemic blocking, really, a prevention of people from even having a seat at the table.
01:00:37.000And here's something, I said, no, I said it was the last question, I wanna go to the web extended, but you said they bow to the mob.
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01:00:48.000But the truth is the money isn't with the outrage mob.
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01:00:54.000So why do you think it is that big tech companies are willing to forego some profit in many instances
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01:05:58.000A couple of things I wanted to talk about here, and I know that sometimes these are meant to be inspirational, and then I fail miserably, because I'm just in an angry place, and that happens.
01:06:08.000But this is what I was thinking about today, because I heard this, I don't know, some self-help guru was on the radio.
01:06:14.000I'm lying, not radio, it was some podcast, it was a commercial.
01:06:44.000And I guess in part because I don't know what it means, or at least I don't know what it's meant to convey, or why it's something that needs to play a role in our discourse.
01:06:55.000Of course you should appreciate your life, and of course you should respect your body, your mind, the blessings that have been bestowed upon you, your abilities, and that means taking care of them.
01:07:06.000And I suppose that means being kind to yourself.
01:08:03.000I just don't want to write a book because I don't use them.
01:08:05.000I don't want you to have to, in three years, go... Do it.
01:08:08.000This was a bestseller back in the day, and then I'm dead from, you know, overdosing on opiates because I got into Gerald's stash when he was tapering off.
01:09:30.000But it's not a good quality to rely upon.
01:09:33.000And about this, relating to myself, I hate that for some reason, I don't know why I've always been this way, there's a gear that I can only kick into when things go badly.
01:09:43.000When the Vox Adpocalypse happened, that's an example.
01:09:45.000Recently, there have been some pretty stressful situations that have come up with YouTube, more than that.
01:10:05.000It's why I would almost always wait until I found myself in a position of conflict before really sort of biting down on the mouthpiece and getting to business.
01:10:12.000It maybe just goes to the ADHD personality.
01:10:19.000I hate that most of the time, I feel tired, I feel exhausted, I have trouble focusing, and then, for some reason, when something goes wrong, some high-pressure situation arises, I can, for some reason, kick into a gear where it almost feels as though I'm not me.
01:10:33.000It sometimes feels like I'm not even the one speaking or acting, but information is traveling through me, and I can't control it.
01:10:40.000It only happens in positions of stress which are not good for me.
01:11:48.000Up until very recently, nearly all societies, and certainly all societies that I can think of since modern Christendom, started with the baseline knowledge, the acceptance of the fact that you are imperfect.
01:12:03.000And that the pursuit of perfection is a facet of the human condition.
01:12:08.000But somewhere along the way, More recently, as it relates to human history, maybe because it sells albums or books, I don't know, we decided that it was more important to convince people to love themselves rather than to improve themselves.
01:12:33.000What is it that when you look back on your life you're gonna say, or at least maybe you think you'll say, oh man, I wish I didn't do it that way.
01:12:42.000I really wish I'd have taken the time to fix that about myself.
01:12:45.000I want you to take a minute right now and genuinely think about it.
01:12:59.000I would advise you to start searching, I guess, for information on people who struggle with the problems that are similar.
01:13:05.000You know, just like I've talked about this in the past, if you want to get really good at something, start with trying to emulate the best in the world.
01:15:22.000You're fantastic at it, but because for so long I had to do it, I didn't have the option of someone like you, I've struggled with this guilt.
01:15:29.000I've struggled with trying to put myself back into this pressure cooker because for some reason it's a... I wake up and I'm able to make things happen, but I don't want to be there.
01:16:10.000My goal here when I do these Crowder Closes segments, as they've been branded by the team here, I want We have millions of listeners and viewers, okay?
01:16:54.000But if I haven't served to improve the lives of everyone who watches or listens to this show, and by proxy, improve the lives of everyone you touch, you know, I will have failed.
01:17:07.000And I think an important component to affecting positive change is identifying what it is that