Fox settles out of court with Dominion voting machine manufacturer for $500m, and a new voice in town rising up to challenge the establishment. We look at Donald Trump's magnificent cards, and Gareth Roy joins me in the studio to talk about them and much, much more! RUMBLE is a new show on the internet, hosted by Alex Blumberg, brought to you Live on the Interwebs by AwakeWonders. We bring you real news, and real news will always be about establishment narratives, challenging them, and breaking down centralised power. We'll be talking about Fox's settlement with Dominion Voting Machine Company, the Ukraine-Russia conflict, and much more. Subscribe to Awakenings Wonders to get immediate access to all the latest r/AwakeningsWondering news and discuss all things r/awakeningwondering. Don't miss it! Subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, and be sure to subscribe on your favourite streaming platform so you don't miss out on the next new episode! 5 stars is much appreciated and really helps spread the word about AWAKeningwonders! Thank you for listening and share the word! Shout out to our sponsors! - AWAKENINGWINGWORD on all social media platforms! Timestamps: 0:00 - Fox News settlement $500k 0:30 - What's next for Fox? 6:40 - Who's next? 7: What's the worst conspiracy theory? 8: What do you think? 9:15 - Is China developing a cure for Ebola? 10:00 11: Is it possible? 14: What s the best medicine? 15:00 | What s next for China developing an Ebola cure? 16:20 - What s going to happen now? 17:15 | What would you want? 18:30 19:20 21:30 | What is the best thing for me? 22:40 | What do I think I'm going to do with my cards? 26:00? 27:20 | Is China s superpower? 25:30 Is it a good thing? 29:00 Is there a miracle? 35: Is China a miracle drug? 32:00 + 33:00 What s my card? 36:00 Can I be a fungible card? 35:00 Do you like it?
00:00:00.000Hello there you Awakening Wonders, thanks for joining us live on the internet on Rumble.
00:00:04.000The first 10-15 minutes we put up in all sorts of places but after that when I need to speak freely we're exclusively available on Rumble and we're gonna need to speak freely today because from Fox News we've got cat Tim, commentator that I met when I went on Greg Gutfeld this time, are Fox News going to be able to continue to pay people with their massive out-of-court settlement?
00:00:26.000And does this mean that democracy is officially not rigged, that elections are not rigged now because Fox making those claims on air while privately they exchanged texts saying that they didn't believe in themselves, which by the way sounds very similar to the American government's official stance on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, Publicly saying this is a winnable boar.
00:00:49.000We ain't getting none of that territory back.
00:00:51.000Never admitting that there are boots on the ground of US personnel.
00:00:53.000These are the content of the recent leaks that you may not have heard about because all anyone will tell you is this guy calls himself the OG.
00:01:07.000We bring you real news, and real news will always be about establishment narratives, challenging them, and breaking down centralised power.
00:01:16.000So, whilst we'll talk a bit about Fox News's payout, we'll be asking bigger questions.
00:01:21.000Does this mean an end to systemic corruption?
00:01:23.000Does this mean that the next time there's an election in your country, the side that loses won't be saying, the election was rigged?
00:01:29.000And does it mean that the only answer is secession now?
00:01:33.000That America needs to accept it's too vast a territory for one centralised, corporatised, lying, corrupt, globalist government and it's time to decentralise, devolve and bring true democracy to America.
00:01:47.000Let me know in the chat if you think that's the kind of direction the
00:02:30.000Once we click over to being exclusively on Rumble, we're going to bring you a breathtaking, mind-bending, bone-breaking tale about China potentially developing a certain medicine even before a particular outbreak was even recognised.
00:02:45.000Begging the question, if the outbreak hasn't happened yet, how come they're developing a medicine for it?
00:03:12.000In other news, there's a new voice in town.
00:03:15.000There's a new political power rising up.
00:03:18.000There's a man who will embrace vulgarity with the brazenness here too far not seen.
00:03:23.000We've often said on this channel that Donald Trump's power is drawn from the fact that within systemic corruption, a person that embraces vulgarity, a person that can say, yeah, I know there are tax loopholes.
00:03:42.000Donald Trump's magnificent cards and later we'll be looking at some Democrat corruption too that suggests that they're in no position to attack Trump.
00:03:51.000That's why he is Teflon to their slurs because they ain't got no basis upon which to attack him.
00:03:58.000Joining me for all of this and more is my very very neatly dressed on-screen assistant Gareth Roy.
00:04:43.000Hello again, this is your favourite president, Donald Trump, with some news you are going to... Do you think he, like, records that onto a phone?
00:04:49.000Do you think that someone just puts a phone and goes, oh, we're doing some more of them cards?
00:05:06.000It's interesting because we have progressed beyond irony, beyond the post-modernity, where Trump, far from being embarrassed about an image of himself as a firefighter or as a rock star, literally will embrace it.
00:05:20.000And that tells you that we're living in something so lurid and so vivid that there's nothing that he can do, like when he famously said he could shoot someone on Madison Avenue, is that we're living in such a nihilistic maelstrom now, where we know that figures like Biden are only inadvertently honest in so much as they are like a kind of barely vivacious cadaver or rating badly from the pulpit, that they somehow represent what they are without ever telling you the truth.
00:05:49.000Stories like this one, like, oh, Fox have had to do this massive out-of-court settlement.
00:08:34.000The counter clip-clop movement's begun and it begun here.
00:08:38.000We have got a fantastic guest joining us right now, a person that I've met and been on a TV program with and sat on an armchair under bright lights looking at for a moment, having those sort of powerful moments of reflection that I often have when I'm on a television show where I start thinking about God and death and meaning.
00:09:13.000But the guest was, I remember thinking, that alongside the Thanos-like wrestler man, who I liked and was funny and made a couple of good jokes and seemed like a pretty nice guy actually, the person I liked who was opposite from me was Kat Timpf, whose book I hold in my hand now, you can't joke about that, which pictures her holding some booze in a microphone in a studded shoe, sat atop of a, I believe, A coffin.
00:09:36.000And me and Kat Timpf are going to have a conversation now and talk about, I suppose, hate speech.
00:09:42.000Also, Kat, you know, I met Kat on Fox.
00:09:44.000We got to talk about what's going on on Fox and all that stuff.
00:10:00.000We had some great conversations about binary thinking and the way that people in power like to play us against each other so that we don't pay attention to how corrupt things are getting and the way they're abusing their power and I've loved a lot of things that you've said sort of continuing in that exact direction.
00:10:18.000Yeah, like, I've started to find, like, I'm having conversations with people that I've been trained to be suspicious of.
00:10:43.000Tell me, mate, this book, is the driving idea behind your book that ongoing censorship will ultimately be deleterious because we won't be able to muck about and have fun?
00:10:57.000And I'm a libertarian, so I'm not in either one of the two big teams.
00:11:03.000The point of the book is all the things that we're not supposed to talk about, the things that we're not supposed to joke about, how harmful that is to the people who are actually going through tough things.
00:11:13.000If you're going through trauma, You don't want to be treated weird by people who are too afraid to speak to you and maybe say the wrong thing and that applies to so many different things because ultimately we're all in this together and the only way that we're actually going to be able to survive is being able to openly communicate with each other about everything including political stuff and the stuff you shouldn't say but also stuff like like death which is why I'm sitting on a coffin on my book cover.
00:11:42.000That's why you're sitting on that coffin.
00:11:46.000I think that a lot of the debate is always about speech versus sensitivity, right?
00:11:51.000But that really ignores the way that it can bring us together because every tough thing I've ever been through, one thing that got me through it was thinking, okay, well, I'm at least building a connection with everyone else who's been through it too.
00:12:04.000Whether it was losing my mom at a young age, being very, very broke starting out, or I had an emergency ostomy surgery in 2020, then I had a reversal, Where I had some complications and I was in the hospital actually on January 6th.
00:12:17.000But what's the use if we can't talk about all of that stuff?
00:12:20.000So we're actually limiting our ability to connect with each other and also to heal within ourselves because if something is really scary, then the best way to take away the power from that thing is to laugh in the face of it.
00:12:33.000I saw Jon Stewart make a point like that talking about some of the stuff that Kanye said and it was one of the things I've most enjoyed that really we get opportunities for conversation although I suppose not everyone likes to talk about sensitive or traumatic issues and I suppose really Kat, we want to foster a situation where you're not afraid to speak about stuff, but neither are you afraid to be private.
00:13:01.000It's this odd situation where public speech is being censored while simultaneously we're being surveilled and observed, criminalised and treated as people that need to be paternally handled and controlled.
00:13:15.000So it's an interesting time to be an outspoken person.
00:13:23.000I mean, I had a really good experience when I went on both Tucker and on Greg Gutfield.
00:13:29.000Tell me what it's like for you, how you started going on there, and then tell us a bit about what you think about the out-of-court settlement and stuff, if you're comfortable talking about that and it doesn't put you in a compromising legal situation.
00:13:40.000Well, I think this kind of goes back to a lot of the stuff you were saying, because, you know, I work on Fox News, but I work on the late night show.
00:13:47.000So I wasn't covering the 2020 election.
00:13:49.000But if you hear Fox News, you think it's a monolith, right?
00:13:53.000People say Kat-Tim Fox News, and then they think in their head, Okay, I now know everything that I need to know about this person to the point where there are some people who won't even sit down and have a conversation with me.
00:14:07.000And I even saw that happen to you when you were a guest on Fox News and all the things you were saying were about this binary thinking and, you know, the power systems and People said, oh, you went on Fox News, so now Russell Brand is a far right-wing person.
00:14:23.000But that's how people in power maintain their power and grow their power, because we're so focused arguing back and forth with each other.
00:14:30.000The place where I work, Doesn't say everything that there is to say about me.
00:14:34.000And I think that that is very rarely the case.
00:14:37.000And that keeps people from actually understanding each other or from noticing what's going on from the people in power who are just growing their power.
00:14:52.000So, but what this other side did was worse.
00:14:55.000Yeah, there's a real, like, pettiness and vanity in it.
00:14:59.000Like, I think Greg Gutfield said when I was on there, like, of me, Russell Brand don't like Fox News either, and the criticisms levelled at MSNBC and CNN are also being levelled at Fox.
00:15:13.000But I suppose what I've found particularly troubling of late
00:15:17.000is the narcissism and the idea that CNN or MSNBC are meaningfully superior to a more conservative Republican
00:15:27.000or right wing, however you want to describe it, outlet like Fox, that they aren't funded in ways that's
00:15:33.000compromised, compromising, that they don't have a relationship
00:15:38.000with the government that's compromising.
00:15:40.000These recent leaks, Pentagon papers, part deux, show that people aren't willing to.
00:16:35.000And not the fact that we've all been lied to.
00:16:38.000And I was suspicious of this the entire time because I'm awake.
00:16:42.000And just like you were not a patriot if you question some of the stuff in the Middle East, if you question Ukraine, then you're a Putin puppet, right?
00:16:49.000The more that they tell you you can't question something, the more that I think, I better look into this.
00:17:27.000It's sick and it costs lives, but people make money and we're all just sitting there like, oh, did you hear about that guy broke that law or what that person said or that team is bad?
00:17:36.000And I'm like, is anybody else paying attention to this?
00:17:39.000Well yeah, we're paying close attention to it and what we're observing is that most of the stories that we cover are about how state regulation usually improves corporate interest ability to act upon their agenda, that the media generally speaking highlight issues that are Difficult to resolve and could easily be brought to some kind of conclusion by an acceptance of mutual tolerance and leaving one another alone and letting people be different.
00:18:11.000Where there's a sort of an appetite to empower globalist centralised authorities like the WHO.
00:18:21.000A kind of What it feels like is the enhancement of centralized authority when what is required is the decentralization of power and the acceptance that there are a lot of different ways of being human.
00:18:35.000Are you doing this interview on a laptop?
00:18:54.000But, you know, again, I just want to add to that, you know, people who are working in government, you know, we pay their salary and they're supposed to be servants.
00:19:05.000So obviously they get rich doing this, which should just tell you all that you need to know.
00:19:10.000Also, you go in as a politician and you become super wealthy.
00:19:15.000And again, we all allow this to happen and we don't ask any questions.
00:19:18.000We all need to talk more and listen to each other more and not just say, OK, I think that I know what this person is because of this or that affiliation or in this team and that team, because it's just getting worse every day and they keep getting away with it and nobody seems to care.
00:19:32.000Who do you want to read a bit of your book?
00:19:54.000You know, if you're a spirit of the underworld.
00:19:56.000Even if you didn't have any of the real problems associated with the COVID pandemic, like someone close to you dying, losing your job or your business, or having to spend all of your time at home with your children.
00:20:29.000This is just an extract from Kat Timp's book in which she sacrilegiously perches upon a wooden esophagus and waits for, well, waits for the general attitude around humor to radically alter.
00:20:48.000Kat, thanks for coming on this show and talking to us.
00:21:33.000I consider comedy to be actually my religion.
00:21:35.000I hope one day to believe in God again, but it's so healing.
00:21:39.000And I think it's so important when everything else is so sad and disgusting going on around us to be able to speak the way we want to about it.
00:21:47.000Yeah, sometimes I get so serious on the show because we're analysing things that seem really important.
00:21:51.000You have to hold all of this dense information.
00:21:53.000You have to be careful that you're not doing the things you're being accused of by your detractors of like, oh no, are we supporting conspiracy theories?
00:22:24.000You can also get them to listen to you a little bit, because I think people get sick of the news being so depressing, so depressing, so depressing.
00:22:31.000But also, at least, you know, you're not afraid to question things, which I think is super important.
00:22:36.000Kat Timpf, thanks for coming on our show.
00:23:52.000Let us know in the chat if you know how to become one.
00:23:53.000Anyway, this poor lad's become a bit of a patsy and the object of mainstream ire.
00:23:58.000But really, the story, I believe, when someone from the military is willing to become a spoof assassin is why aren't they earning enough from their proper job Being in the military.
00:24:06.000And what is the real story of criminality and corruption?
00:24:09.000Is it military industrial complex expenditure?
00:24:12.000Or is it one lad photographing himself in front of a mirror with some snacks behind him?