In this episode, Jack Posobiec joins us to talk about his new book, "The Right Wing Revolution: How to Build a Movement on the Ground Zero of American Communism." Jack talks about how he became a communist revolutionary and how he built one of the most powerful youth organizations in the country, Turning Point USA. He also talks about his time in the streets of Detroit fighting for communist protesters, and the events that led to the creation of the Black Panther Party in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and explains how he and his organization helped create a new kind of political movement, the "Right Wing Revolution." Jack's book is available for pre-order now! Books discussed: "The Truth About Communism: How To Build A Movement On The Ground Zero: The Story of a Communist Revolution" by Jack Posobyc "The Secret History of Communist Revolutionists in America: A History of a New Political Movement" by Charlie Kirk "The Devil Next Door" by Blake Neff "The Man Who Couldn't Stop a Revolution" and more. Books mentioned: "Unhumans: The Secret History Of Communist Revolutions: The Making Of A Communist Revolution." by Jack P. Posobycec "How To Build a New American Revolution" and "How to Build A Socialist Revolution: The Most Powerful Party in America's Most Decade Ever"? "The New Communist Party in American History"? by Jack's New York Times Bestselling Author Jack PosOBiec "Jack's New Book." "Universities: The New Communist Revolution?" by Jack and Andrew Charley "Uncivilized Revolution" is available in paperback and is available on Amazon Prime and Kindle, and also on Audible, wherever else? Learn how you can get your copy of the book "The Best of the New Communist Manifestation." Learn more about Jack's new novel "The Real Communist Revolution"? and much more! Join us on The Charlie Kirk Show: The Truth About It All by Jack, Charlie Kirk's Book Launch Week! and other links to the book. . Subscribe to the Charlie Kirk Podcast! by clicking here. and find out more information about the book and more by searching for the book, including the book on the show on the podcast, "Unhuman Revolution? and how to get a signed copy of The Truth about Communist Revolution. on Amazon, the movie "The Good, The Bad, the Bad, The Good, the Good, and The Bad and the Weird, the Weirdest, the Evil, the Great, the Beautiful, the Ugly, the Real, the New and the Good and the Beautiful and the Amazing, the Most Powerful, the Modern, the Worst, the Best, the Right Wing, the True, the Greatest, the American Dream, the Everything else, and so Much More!
00:00:45.000He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA.
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00:01:49.000Like, we're having to, like, go through, like, it's kind of funny because a lot of the text of the book was completed a little while ago, and now we're like, oh, oh, we can't.
00:01:57.000Let's actually go back, dig out stuff from it.
00:01:59.000And it's like, oh, wow, this is applicable.
00:02:02.000I mean, like, I think we're drawing a lot out of the chapter that's basically like, you know, you can hate the rules, but play by the rules in terms of ballot harvesting.
00:03:00.000And then we have the legendary Jack Posobiec, who also has a book coming out, but it's still at preorder, so we're not going to promote it heavily yet.
00:03:07.000But, Jack, we had a great podcast in Detroit.
00:03:11.000We had an excellent podcast in Detroit on Unhumans, the secret history about communist revolutions and how to crush them and Fun fact, my book also includes Blake Neff in the acknowledgements because Blake did a lot of work helping with the research for the podcasts that we later turned into the book.
00:03:33.000And so, you know, what I noticed actually, though, Tyler, when I got up close, is that what we thought or initially one of the crowds that we thought was protesting Blake was actually hordes of young men who were chasing him down the street, screaming his name and asking for his hotel room.
00:05:05.000The polls now say, you know, if you voted in every primary and every general election for the last five years, you are going to be favoring Biden by a good five, six points, according to some polls.
00:05:17.000But if you've only voted sometimes, you're about 50-50, and if you're an unlikely voter, like if you skipped the 2020 election, those people tell the polls they favor Trump by like 15 points at this point.
00:05:31.000So I have a friend who, I don't want to name him, but he's always been my kind of...
00:05:40.000He always tells me stuff about China That sounds insane and it goes against what everything else and it's true says and then I find out like three years later Oh, he was completely right about this And then he's also good at election stuff.
00:05:52.000It's like summer 2015 Trump's just entered the race, we're getting the first polls about it, and we're getting those polls which say, do you remember early when Trump was running?
00:06:04.000And they'll say like, oh, this new poll shows Trump is only up by three points in Mississippi, he'd be a disastrous one.
00:06:09.000And he would share this with me and he'd say, the thing is, Blake, is I believe this poll and it's actually good news.
00:06:15.000Because the national polls say Trump's only going to lose to Hillary by, like, three points.
00:06:21.000And so if he's this close in Mississippi but still only losing by three points nationally, that means that he's going to do way better in the decisive swing states.
00:06:32.000So he charted out the exact map that would lead... So what does he say now?
00:06:35.000So what he says is, basically, he thinks that people are underappreciating the chance that there's actually still a polling error, like, in Trump's favor.
00:06:45.000I think this could be right. Yeah. And also he's putting a lot of importance on next week's debate.
00:06:49.000He says if Biden does well, it becomes about a 50 50 election. But if Biden does badly,
00:06:56.000like he could be on chart for a Jimmy Carter 1980 level. So, yeah. So here's my and Tyler,
00:07:02.000I want to get on this early because this is my I have two concerns is that if we are we are
00:07:08.000trading right now, horse trading and it's not a permanent trade because we can get them back.
00:07:12.000We're trading high prop voters for low prop voters.
00:07:15.000Now, this is why polling could be underestimating Trump's support, is that, for example, I walk the streets of Scottsdale, I've personally registered dozens of voters in Scottsdale, I'm like always messaging you guys.
00:07:28.000And I could tell you the Democrats are not in the data or anecdotally, they're not getting those uptick grassrootsy new registrations, right, Tyler?
00:07:36.000We're seeing that not in the data at all in Arizona.
00:07:38.000So Trump gets at least a point lift from those types of folks.
00:07:42.000Tyler, should we be concerned, though, that baby boomers and older voters are going more in Biden's direction, younger voters, blacks, Hispanics in our direction, and we're trading higher props for lower props?
00:07:52.000Yeah, I think that's the biggest concern is that we look at how things are looking for us.
00:07:58.000And we are in a really good place because the Democrats maximized their uptick, as you're as you're referencing it.
00:08:40.000And if you're not seeing investment in voter registration, what does that mean?
00:08:43.000That means they don't want as many voters to turn out.
00:08:45.000Well, it means that there's not going to be as much investment made into ballot chasing on their end.
00:08:50.000However, yeah, but Trump forgives some of the sins on our side because we don't have an apparatus.
00:08:56.000Because a little bit of a machine can forgive because he's so loved and there's such an organic push that if we have a little bit of ballot chase, we can force multiply that.
00:09:08.000I think the only angle is exactly what you said for the left, which is try to pick off as many older old voters who vote in huge numbers, who vote historically in huge numbers.
00:09:19.000And, you know, there's some drop off on olders because we, you know, baby boomers are starting to pass away.
00:11:02.000I think boomers, when all is said and done, here's my theory.
00:11:05.000Once we have convention, and we are ubiquitous blanket TV coverage, once we are on parity with TV ads, which will happen based on Miriam Adelson and these other super PACs, and once we are able to like cancel out their white noise, because the Biden ads are all over all the old people channels right now.
00:11:20.000Lifetime, CNN, HLN, it's full blanket coverage.
00:12:45.000So when people are saying, you know, character matters, decency matters, these things matter, that's specifically the demographic that Biden is talking to.
00:12:56.000He's speaking to those older voters, Who remember an America in the before time, who remember America, they came of age in the 1950s, they came of age in the 1960s.
00:13:07.000They remember the America and by and large believe that this still is that country that can be all things to all people at all times.
00:13:14.000Like when, when Joe Biden said, when they asked him, I remember they asked him one time about, you know, can America afford to fight wars in Ukraine and China?
00:13:23.000So, you know, Europe and Asia at the same time.
00:13:25.000And he says, This United States of America, we could do anything.
00:13:30.000He actually believes that we just have this overabundance of all things because that's the America he, by the way, he's actually older than Baby Boomer, as you were saying, but that's still his set frame for America.
00:13:43.000And so for a lot of these, like your normie, liberal, TV only watching Baby Boomer types out there, they're totally locked into that frame.
00:13:54.000Now there are ways, by the way, to reach back out to them.
00:13:57.000And of course, most of them involve showing that America's standing in the world
00:14:01.000has been completely degraded under Joe Biden.
00:14:04.000And also, by the way, the saying that social security is gonna be insolvent under Joe Biden.
00:14:07.000There's a number of ways you can do these things to say that Biden is ruining our image of America.
00:14:11.000And by the way, directly comparing, and Trump needs to do this in the debate.
00:14:15.000So I know that we're not talking debates, but one way to accomplish this at the debates
00:14:20.000is for Trump to directly compare him to Jimmy Carter.
00:14:24.000If he's able to do that and do so successfully, maybe throw out some facts and figures
00:14:28.000about the stagflation being where it is, then you can start to make that argument.
00:14:32.000But you mentioned Biden going to Philly, but I would also point out that Donald Trump
00:14:38.000is making his own visit to Philadelphia this Saturday night, 1776 North Broad Street
00:14:45.000at the Lea Corps Center of Temple University.
00:14:48.000And I can tell you, Charlie, this guy, the former Temple College Republican Chairman
00:15:28.000So we look at, there's some places in Wisconsin, for example, where the Republican turnout is so low in the rurals, you should lose your status as a state within the union.
00:18:51.000And the day of... And then it, like, rains, and the guy's just like, ah, they don't need me, and he just stays home.
00:18:56.000Or even worse, just, like, all of a sudden in the West Valley, a bunch of, like, 85-year-olds that vote on Election Day are like, I'm going for Biden.
00:19:02.000And like we used to run up the score in those areas.
00:20:32.000No, I want you to think deeply about that.
00:20:34.000So they're running a center-right advertising campaign towards boomers, and it's super smart because it tends to be working in the data.
00:20:42.000Now you run those towards younger voters, they're like, we want revolutionary change, we can't own homes, everything is terrible, what the heck are you talking about?
00:20:50.000Boomers don't like that language though.
00:21:12.000I think young people love the attacks on Paul Ryan there within the space.
00:21:16.000But it's like, I don't know if that's going to be... This may be contributing a little bit to that because every boomer you know, they can't help but peel themselves.
00:22:30.000But I think that we also have to be willing to say, okay, what names and faces, like Dr. Ben Carson, I would give him a, like, an amazing speaker spot.
00:22:39.000This is maybe why Ben Carson's a good VP nod.
00:23:39.000But I want everyone to appreciate this.
00:23:41.000Our problem as Republicans, typically here's how campaigns are run.
00:23:45.000You run a primary, talking about, like, dropping bombs on your enemies, and, you know, lowering taxes, you consolidate to the general, and then as you get closer to the general, you try to expand the coalition with younger voters, Hispanics, and blacks.
00:23:59.000This year, we win the primary, and we do record well in young voters, blacks, and Hispanics, and the closer we get to the election, we need to re-win the previous base of the Republican Party.
00:24:10.000It's like Trump is charged, he's like, He's vaulted over the wall, he's got the sword, the enemy's running away, and he turns around and like, you know, the units have not followed.
00:24:20.000He's like, you guys, you guys gotta come after me here.
00:24:22.000I know, but I want to talk about one of our sponsors here, and I would rather be us than them.
00:24:27.000I would rather have our project to be people that consume a bunch of media, people that watch a lot of TV, because we will have parody on TV, and I think when all is said and done, I think that a lot of boomers will be like, I might not like Trump, but again, if you have a good convention, I cannot tell you.
00:24:45.000Like convention for us doesn't feel like much.
00:24:47.000That is imprinted and tattooed into the psyche of so many voters.
00:27:17.000If more boomers are watching the TV debate, which they do, which they will, the attacks on Biden's mental acuity, I totally agree, are not going to.
00:29:34.000military, this is prior to JSOC, this is actually kind of the reason that JSOC was, not to get too in the weeds, but was created for a joint special operations unit to be put together, that we sent in helicopters, we sent in special forces, and it was a complete failure.
00:29:49.000So I think I'm looking here, April 24th to 25th, 1980, massive failure, massive loss of prestige on the world stage.
00:29:58.000And this set the tone for Jimmy Carter the rest of the election.
00:30:43.000Yeah, this is in the National Defense Authorization Act.
00:30:46.000I suspect this won't make it to the final bill, but it's been in the news that the Senate has advanced a version of this in which women will register for selective service.
00:30:55.000Now, that is a long way from the draft, but it is a fun thought experiment as a concept.
00:31:04.000And I guess I think we'd probably all be in agreement that this is probably not something the country needs, but... I would love to see MSU to M4.
00:31:20.000So, but the more important question, I mean, the obvious take, but the important one is that women's have been women have been fighting for women's equality for so time, so much time.
00:31:28.000So wouldn't they be thrilled about this?
00:31:30.000You'd think like the feminists that are 62 percent in Joe Biden's direction, 64 percent, actually.
00:32:27.000You'll graduate high school as a man in South Korea.
00:32:30.000You have to go do your military service for nearly two years, and then you're allowed to go to college or start your career.
00:32:36.000And this is a huge burden on men relative to women.
00:32:40.000And then on top of that, South Korea, like us, has all these political initiatives, you know, to get women in X, Y, and Z.
00:32:45.000And so it's driving this massive battle of the sexes in South Korea, where the men are extremely hostile to the women, not having to do the selective service.
00:32:55.000that you instead see men, I think, being territorial about like, oh, we're going to add women to the draft as a sign of this like creeping feminization of things.
00:33:05.000Whereas in countries where you actually can get drafted, I think you instead see young men seeing like, yeah, like they should they should have to do the same stuff we do.
00:33:20.000Yeah, Israel, and famously, there are female IDF soldiers, and this is something, I'm just pulling it up here, conscription applies, Israeli citizens, age 18, both men and women are required to serve.
00:33:33.000However, the duration and roles may differ.
00:33:37.000Men are typically, wow, men are typically required to serve for 32 months.
00:33:42.000Now, obviously, this may have, May have changed post 10-7.
00:33:47.000Men typically required to serve for 32 months.
00:33:55.000And it also just goes to show you that in this country, you know, we benefit from having, you know, two relatively safe, obviously borders to our east and west with the oceans.
00:34:21.000So, draft aside, do we think, like, a lot of women should be in the military generally?
00:34:28.000In combat roles, I don't necessarily think so.
00:34:30.000I mean, if they want to serve in non-combat arena, I think that if you want to be in an intel officer or something critical in that regard, But no, I've been on the record that I don't think women should be in frontline combat roles.
00:34:41.000Not to say that necessarily there haven't been women that have been heroes in that regard, but I think it's been long-term damaging to the culture of the United States military.
00:34:48.000Especially, and you have a take on this, Blake, the camaraderie of frontline combat units.
00:34:53.000It is very primal, and introducing a single female into that changes the dynamic completely.
00:34:57.000It's very interesting when you read about how you how you build men into soldiers like if you read about how they do Marine Corps basic training or if you've been through that basic training yourself, you know that it's kind of it's almost like a Better version of like almost making you join a cult or something where they're going to isolate you.
00:35:16.000They're going to put you through a ton of really intense work.
00:35:19.000You're going to get really tightly bound with your comrades and it's like hazing everyone has to do like in the Marines.
00:35:25.000Everyone has to do the same basic training.
00:35:28.000They're all bound by that and it's to create a Every person who's been in the war will tell you, when you're really in a war, you don't keep fighting because you care about the cause, you don't keep fighting because you're obsessed with the country.
00:35:43.000What you end up getting really obsessed with is the guy next to you, your comrades, and your duty to them.
00:35:52.000Bluntly, this is a thing that men in an all-male environment have a much easier time creating and maintaining, and it does mess it up when you add a lot of women to that, because what do men do over women?
00:36:46.000We should hold men and women to the same standard for output.
00:36:49.000And organically, because that's kind of how it used to run, right?
00:36:53.000And organically, there were no women in combat.
00:36:57.000Uh, form for that outside of a few specific instances, like in the cockpit, for example, just women are smaller in stature.
00:37:05.000And so there's some roles where it makes more sense to have smaller humans inside, you know, planes and tanks and things like that, which totally makes sense.
00:37:13.000But like, they should be, just be held the same standard.
00:37:42.000When I was in the military, it just it's it's it is that that unbreakable bond that you're talking about, that when you're put through the pressure cooker together, that you come out with and And by the way, I would throw out there, though, to folks saying, oh, well, you know, what if just one or two women are introduced in one of these units?
00:38:02.000And that's not so bad because that doesn't keep it up.
00:38:05.000And I would just say, again, having served in a variety of positions where there are only a small number of women compared to a large number of men, Charlie, what do you think that does?
00:38:22.000To the male pool that is there when you're in an isolated environment and there's a large pool of men and a small pool of women.
00:38:43.000Certain behavior is a great way to put it.
00:38:44.000It creates certain behavior, and that certain behavior is absolutely—look, there is a biological imperative, there is a natural imperative there, but I'll tell you one thing.
00:38:53.000It is not imperative to the good order and discipline of running a United States military unit.
00:38:59.000It's certainly not good for running a submarine, which recently introduced female submariners, even though probably submarine corps is on its way out, given the prevalence of drones in undersea warfare going forward.
00:39:10.000Um, but this, this is just something that creates competitiveness.
00:39:14.000The ratios, I mean, look, when I was at Guantanamo, it was like, I think the ratio was like 10 to one in some instances, depending on the unit or overall on the island.
00:39:23.000And so look, you get all of those guys competing for the one girl.
00:39:27.000And unfortunately for some of the female troopers, when they see this, they then take it as license
00:39:36.000and they then take it as agency to be able to pull favors, to be able to pull rank, to be able to get what they want,
00:39:44.000to be able to get plum assignments, because they realize they have this influence over others.
00:39:49.000By the way, here's a picture of Daisy and Emma on the front lines in Ukraine.
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00:46:18.000Yeah, just anecdotally, going to rallies and being around the movement, I would say I've run into more gays for Trump than... I'm not saying I haven't found lesbians for Trump.
00:47:21.000There's always, and they say this in the gay relationship, there's always a more feminine partner and there's always a more masculine partner in a lesbian relationship.
00:47:30.000The more masculine partner should definitely be voting for Trump.
00:47:42.000There's tons of blue collar in the lesbian community.
00:47:46.000So the data shows that lesbians are actually slightly, no, I'm sorry, that gays are slightly, gay men are slightly more What I think is interesting about this old chart is it says that about 8% of gay men are Republican and then 4% of lesbians and 7% of bisexuals and it's still that all LGBT are still 8% Republican which just shows gay men are like vastly outnumbered like the real reason yeah like the reason lesbians should go right-wing is like the the trans phenomenon is like a genocide of lesbians basically
00:48:19.000I think lesbians who are actually Republican just aren't vocal because it's so unpopular with the crossover between feminism and lesbian issues.
00:48:59.000So it's, yeah, it's gay men, it's drag queens, and it's male to female trans, but in terms of the numbers, again, Yeah, it seems to be way fewer lesbians.
00:49:14.000Have you guys felt a more muted Pride Month than in years past?
00:50:21.000But at the same time, just because it's muted doesn't mean that the Overton window hasn't been completely shifted from where it was just a decade ago in terms of acceptance of this and not only The acceptance, but also the this sort of idea that, you know, Pride Month is normalized.
00:50:58.000Obviously we hear about homophobia, transphobia.
00:51:01.000We've frequently had people point out that they don't really have a conventional arachnophobia-style fear of gays.
00:51:09.000Probably is more accurate for transphobia.
00:51:10.000I think a few people do recoil if they see Babs the Drag Queen show up in a kindergarten.
00:51:19.000We had a lot of fun talking last week about tipping, so we thought this week we could just say, do you have any real... The chambermaid kind of said it.
00:51:27.000Yeah, so the question is, do you have any real phobias?
00:53:23.000As an accident that it drives me nuts.
00:53:27.000So or people are doing it like without involuntarily when someone does it.
00:53:32.000Yeah, on an airplane, in a movie theater, and it doesn't, and so it just, I mean, I feel like this irritation, just straight up anger, rage, reaction, disgust, reaction, like I have in my youth when some friends have tried to mess with me, I've given people stitches over this.
00:53:53.000Um, it's like, it just really, really, really rubs me the wrong way.
00:57:05.000And so we have like tons of weapons and tons of dogs.
00:57:08.000Yeah, I would say I actually, Tyler, I was just going to say that it's not a phobia, but since you mentioned it, I this hasn't occurred in a while.
00:58:48.000The dream I will have is it'll be like I'm back in school like in college or in high school and it won't be about I won't be in class I won't be doing but I'll like it'll be a fact in the background of this dream and I just know it that like I'm failing the class and at the end of the term like I'll be screwed but like the hammer hasn't come down yet so I'll have that.
00:59:08.000The more exciting ones it'll be like I'm in A movie or something and we're like resisting the evil totalitarian regime, but we don't defeat the totalitarian regime.
00:59:18.000The ending is always like they entrap us and catch us and then like I wake up because I'm about to like... This explains so much!
00:59:28.000I would also say it's not crippling, but I'd say relative to the average person I Probably kind of have a mild fear of the dark.
00:59:48.000No, it reminds me of, you know, what freaks me out is when you're, when you're underwater in, we used to go to this Lake up in Canada, uh, just North of like Kingston.
00:59:57.000So in, in Ontario and, When you open your eyes underwater and you can't see the bottom, that freaks me out.
01:00:06.000Oh yeah, fear of the deep, that's a thing.
01:02:18.000Because I've been going to Maine since I was two years old.
01:02:21.000And I've always felt that it feels weird up there.
01:02:24.000I've always felt like a lot of things.
01:02:26.000So do you know that actually at the end in the inlet in Mount Desert Desert Island, right there at Acadia National Park, that that was one of the places of the largest human sacrifices recorded in indigenous people in like Native American history?
01:03:04.000I get what you're saying, but I am also saying separately there.
01:03:07.000So so another one is that if you're driving just how I once landed in Fayetteville Airport super late at night and like when you land in Fayetteville, Arkansas, there's nothing.
01:03:17.000And you start driving through these, and literally, Mikey, Dan, and I were like, an axe murderer's gonna come out with a chainsaw and kill us.
01:03:28.000And this is also the horror movie thing.
01:03:29.000Like, the recurring thought in my head is... That's what I'm saying, is that the horror movie propagandized us to believe that rural America has a bunch of guys with chainsaws waiting to kill us.
01:03:35.000Or just, I'll be in my apartment, and I need to keep the lights on, or I need to go to that.
01:03:39.000I need to keep the lights on or I know like I'll turn the lights off and I'll turn around and like Mike Myers the yes with the mask on will be there and this is the power of film by the way that's why a lot of the open water okay so let me tell you I have a response to that I don't want to forget this hold on Jack my dream it's very simple I woke up at 3 a.m.
01:03:55.000very upset I kid you not Tyler in the dream in the dream we were sitting here at this doing the show And we didn't chase enough ballots and Biden won Arizona.
01:04:39.000I was like, I worried about, and it's, it's a totally different, it's a totally, it's like an alternate reality.
01:04:43.000And I literally was as vivid it could be.
01:04:45.000It's like, and they were like, now all of Arizona's 11 electoral votes called for Biden.
01:04:50.000So Stephen King has written all this, these several cringe stories about like evil right wing political figures.
01:04:56.000I wonder if we could get him to write a horror story about us, about like about evil Charlie Kirk or whatever, like where you're a demon.
01:05:02.000I think that'd be fun if we, if he did that.
01:05:04.000Let me, let me, you know, it's, it's flattering.
01:05:07.000Let me, let me throw my response to this, this whole we've been, we've been propagandized for movies because I've always said this going back to the original John Carpenter in what was that 79 I think it came out the first Michael Myers movie of Halloween that the only time they ever actually show the Midwest in Hollywood movies is in horror every single literally all of strange
01:05:44.000So, so I've never, I've never had an issue going to the Midwest, even though I've seen every single one of those movies and I've seen all of those series.
01:05:54.000I don't have any prejudice going to Midwest thinking like, oh, yeah, this is where it happens.
01:06:00.000In Halloween, Halloween, of course, takes place in Ohio or something, but they filmed it in Pasadena, California, and then they just had bags of leaves and they would dump them out and they would have to gather back up and dump them out every time they had to shoot a new scene because, of course, they didn't What Halloween are they on right now?
01:07:36.000Yeah, even like, if I'm playing like a video game, like one the size of like a mountain lion will really, like... But I think if you like them...
01:08:47.000So, do you remember there was that meme a few years ago, like this must have been a little bit before Trump or around that time, 16, 17?
01:08:54.000There was like this spate of people supposedly seeing like creepy clowns in the woods and it was like a meme that allegedly people were just dressing up as scary clowns and then people were worried someone was gonna get like beat up or shot over this.
01:09:07.000And when that was the McDonald's just was they temporarily removed Ronald McDonald because like, oh, this is going on.
01:09:14.000But in reality, they sent him to a farm in upstate New York, you know, to play with the other animals.
01:09:37.000I would rather be drowned alive than buried alive.
01:09:41.000Okay, I definitely would be drowning would be the scariest of meme deaths to me.
01:09:45.000I don't like the idea I think in my head I know that being buried alive is the absolute worst because you don't know the moment that you're not going to be able to have consciousness.
01:09:54.000I guess the difference for me with being buried alive is I kind of know intuitively you just sort of, I think, kind of fall asleep basically.
01:10:01.000Whereas with drowning... No, no, it's suffocation.
01:10:38.000Bury alive has never bothered me quite as much.
01:10:40.000Maybe the claustrophobia would be bad, but I've never buried myself alive, so I can't say.
01:10:45.000Have you guys noticed that that Trump has been talking like a lot lately about ways to die?
01:10:51.000And he's been talking about this on and at the rallies.
01:10:54.000He talked about it a little bit in Detroit, even.
01:10:56.000So, no, remember that whole thing about the electric cars and the sharks when he talks about this, where he's like, he's like, oh, well, if I'm in a Tesla and it's flooding and the battery is going to electrocute me that, you know, but then I see a big shark coming, I think, which do I want to take my chances with the electrocution or the shark?
01:12:13.000I mean, obviously, I have an unblemished record of heterosexuality, but as soon as I saw him, I said, I bet women will find him to be appealing.
01:12:23.000No muscle mass, no aggression, basically a femboy.
01:12:27.000Yeah, so we were interrogating the girls about this just a little bit ago, before they were drafted and sent to Syria.
01:13:14.000But he's like 5'8", or 5'10", I think.
01:13:17.000But that's... 5'10", officially, probably means 5'7", 5'8", for real.
01:13:21.000And I guess they're pushing these as super duper hot dream boys.
01:13:26.000Now, according to Daisy and Emma, before they were drafted, they said there's a level of irony to this, like they're not conventionally hot, and so therefore they're hot.
01:13:38.000But I mean, we have come a long way from just, you know, let's just put Brad Pitt out there and have him be a sex symbol.
01:13:46.000I can't comment most... all I can say is it doesn't... it surprises me nothing.
01:14:31.000Jack, you want to read your new novel?
01:14:35.000The night Arizona spoke, in the chilly pre-dawn hours of November 4th, the small town of Desert Springs, Arizona, lay cloaked in a silence that seemed to hum with tension.
01:14:45.000Across the nation, airwaves crackled with the news and updates.
01:14:49.000Our anticipation mounting with each passing minute.
01:14:52.000It was election night and the race was tighter than a noose around the neck of hope.
01:14:57.000Charlie Kirk, a fervent supporter and key strategist for President Trump, had pinned his dreams on this election.
01:15:04.000But little did he know something dark and inexplicable was about to unfold.
01:15:52.000She wanted to clarify that she and Emma do think rat boys are super hot, and they're super desirable, and they're pushing back on you, Charlie.
01:16:01.000They think that they are, like, the picture of masculinity today.