00:03:18.000Here's the thing a 2028 run is not possible unless she's already been having conversations right now.
00:03:24.000Because you have two years and a primary is coming up, and a primary takes longer than just a year to start planning and fundraising.
00:03:30.000There's exploration before announcement.
00:03:32.000So I believe this indicates she's actually had more than just a conversation about this, probably some kind of planning.
00:03:39.000She also publicly announced she was preparing to freeze her eggs, which is another indication she's planning on not having a family with her fiance.
00:03:48.000They've been engaged for what, four years now and just not married.
00:03:50.000She's intending to work for a long time.
00:03:52.000But we'll get into that egg freezing stuff because this one's really important.
00:03:55.000And I just got to say, I think that's, I just don't find it to be, well, I'll be very careful, but I think it's not real.
00:07:15.000I started Vice, Hipsters, Gentrified Williamsburg, Red Pill, Degeneration, started the Proud Boys, brought pride back to young Western men, and got Trump elected.
00:07:34.000The funniest thing is that when people realized that you invented hipsters and the Proud Boys, because they seem to be diametrically opposed, like in essence.
00:07:42.000Well, the first uniform was kind of based on the mods, the mods and the rockers in Brighton fighting each other.
00:07:48.000And they were very hipstery, their uniform, the Fred Perrys and the skinny pants and the penny loafers and the brogues.
00:07:57.000But it became a working class movement pretty quick after Manhattan.
00:08:04.000So, it's funny, you'll have like some dude, I was just at their 10 year anniversary, our 10 year anniversary, and there's guys with like no shoes because they lost them and like shredded pants that are shorts now just because the bottoms wore off.
00:08:17.000And they're covered in dirt and they have a bottle of Jack in their hand and a bag of Coke in the other.
00:12:02.000Where they took Trump's lines and had a woman say them, and took Hillary's lines and had a man say them, and the crowd voted for the female because they liked what the female was saying.
00:12:12.000So they see this woman acting like Trump, and they're like, that's what I like.
00:12:17.000And they see a man acting like Hillary, and like, I don't like that.
00:12:38.000And I'm like, Your friends think that?
00:12:39.000And they're like, Oh, dude, no one in my neighborhood, nobody in my family would ever vote for a woman.
00:12:42.000Like, they told me, especially black people, I ain't going to vote for a woman.
00:12:46.000Well, it's crazy because, I mean, what you guys are listening to, like, the words you're using, it's like inherently hierarchical because we say Hillary and Kamala, but with males, we all use their surnames.
00:15:12.000If she has her talking points right, I don't know how she'd do in a debate, but if she has her talking points right and she has the right coaching, she will do very well.
00:15:22.000And I'm not, again, I'm not saying she's going to win.
00:15:58.000You know, you see those people on the street, they don't really do it as much anymore, but they're like waving you, they have the clipboards.
00:16:02.000You gotta understand the talent it takes.
00:16:04.000To have a stranger convince you to hand them their credit card in two or three minutes.
00:16:09.000Now, there were two characteristics, unique each to them one for a man and one for a woman.
00:16:16.000And I'm going to ask you, Gavin there was one characteristic a man could have that guaranteed he'd be good at this.
00:16:23.000And there was one characteristic a woman could have that would guarantee she'd be good at it.
00:16:26.000What do you think guaranteed men the ability to convince people to sign up and donate money?
00:16:49.000And you're not allowed to say it at these companies.
00:16:52.000But the women who worked at these nonprofit companies that were always in the top rankings of signups, they had, you know, they had large gazungas.
00:17:01.000And it's because very easy to stop men.
00:17:06.000Told anybody that they'd fire you in two seconds because it's sexual.
00:17:08.000It's like, it's like, it's discrimination, I guess, to be like, women with big tits can stop guys.
00:17:13.000And then I know some guys that were dumb as a box of rocks, but they were like 6'4.
00:17:18.000I knew one guy who was like 6'4 and he was just raking in donations.
00:17:25.000And listen, I know 50, 60K doesn't sound like a lot of money right now to a lot of people, but when you're 23 and you get your first job out of college and you're doing 60K signing people up, the dude would literally just like wave to a woman and go, hey, look, you know, um, The environment, we live in it, you know, and you got to step up.
00:17:54.000Think about how that translates to elections where we're basing everything we do off the lowest common denominator.
00:17:59.000You can be the smartest mug in the world and explain the intricacies of household management and national and international policy and economics.
00:18:11.000And regular people are going to be like, but you got a green tie.
00:18:16.000The issue is this if going on stage and explaining your policy does not move the maximum amount of people, it's worth it, there's no point in doing it.
00:18:26.000And so, what we end up seeing in politics is what color tie will motivate the most people.
00:18:31.000So, when you put a five foot three aging woman who doesn't have a family on stage, who sounds like this, deepness of voice is motivating for people, the strength of the rallying cry.
00:18:45.000I'm not saying this because I think women shouldn't be.
00:18:48.000I'm saying it because I agree with the feminists.
00:18:50.000There's going to be way too many people.
00:19:37.000But it's occurred to me that the minorities that you need to put to really move the meter, like Mexicans and blacks, they're much more sexist than the way we're all portrayed as sexist.
00:19:51.000But fundamental sexism is foreigners, and that Senegalese are not voting for a woman no matter who she is.
00:19:59.000That's why I was saying, like, I talked to these young black guys and they were like, nobody I know would vote for a woman.
00:20:02.000Like, that's even truer of recent African immigrants and recent Hispanic immigrants.
00:21:03.000So, when you look at all the black neighborhoods, Brandon Johnson wasn't the number one, but he was two or three because they were just voting based on race.
00:21:12.000So, the white neighborhoods voted for the white guy, Latinos for the Latino guy.
00:21:15.000The black neighborhoods voted for the black guy.
00:21:17.000And because the black population is decently large, plus, Brandon Johnson was doing well.
00:21:24.000He was like in the top three, I think.
00:21:26.000But you combine that Loyola went 100% for him, number one, that pushed him over the edge.
00:21:30.000Actually, I think it went to a runoff.
00:21:32.000And then he ended up winning the runoff.
00:21:34.000And now you have an inept socialist who runs Chicago and is running it to the ground, and everyone's pissed off.
00:22:28.000I think that's one of the many reasons that women make bad leaders.
00:22:33.000And it's a man's game, it's a Western man's game.
00:22:36.000But, you know, If, especially America, you're the leader of the free world, you're taking on Russia and China and trying to prevent global anarchy.
00:22:46.000I don't think it should be any woman, and it definitely shouldn't be the fake bartender from the Bronx who's not from the Bronx.
00:22:51.000Yeah, I think there's just a reality too that's like, imagine her going to Vladimir Putin.
00:22:57.000Putin's going to be like, I'm going to nuke you.
00:22:59.000And she's going to be like, well, you better not.
00:23:01.000And he's going to be like, We saw this with Justin Trudeau.
00:23:03.000Remember Justin Trudeau trying to deal with Z Zing Ping?
00:23:07.000And Z is like, You recorded our meeting and you made it public?
00:23:53.000When Russia got kicked out of the G8 and became the G7, he's like, Not only are we going to join the G8, he's like, we're going to join the permanent security council of the United Nations.
00:24:43.000Let me see their Avengers super list with Pete Buttigieg.
00:24:47.000Like, Gavin Newsom is their superman, and he's one of the most corrupt and demonic politicians in American history.
00:24:54.000There's a significant portion, and now, granted, these are usually conservative women, but there's a significant portion of women that say, I would never vote for a woman because I'm crazy.
00:29:08.000It's the end of billions of years of reproduction from the dawn of time.
00:29:15.000If you're religious, we'll just say from the dawn of time.
00:29:17.000If you're not, you will be the first organism in your chain that did not reproduce.
00:29:23.000And to be clear here, they're lying to you.
00:29:27.000Like this whole freeze your eggs, free your career, it's based on the assumption that they haven't seen that clip you just pulled up, that graph you just pulled up, where the eggs are good at 90.
00:29:41.000This story was massively famous in 2014.
00:29:43.000This woman was on the cover, Freeze Your Eggs, Free Your Career.
00:29:47.000And they ran this big thing about how women in their 30s were going to freeze their eggs and have kids when they're in their 40s instead, which is not real.
00:29:53.000Like I showed you right here, if you're 45, you have like a 1% chance of success.
00:30:00.000This lady, it was one of the worst days of my life.
00:30:03.000The woman from the cover of this magazine, at 45 years old, decided to unfreeze her eggs and use a sperm donor, and they All failed, and she will never be a mother.
00:30:33.000Now, if she was never lied to, if they told her, it won't work, the success is minimal in the single digits, you need to have a kid now, she could have gone, okay, get me the sperm donor.
00:30:46.000Not that I'm a fan of that, but she could have at least had a kid.
00:31:58.000Now, high IQ women are very prone to neuroticism.
00:32:01.000So you were saying that men need to like keep these women in check and these women refuse to submit and they end up like this is a disaster.
00:32:06.000The problem is like we're taking the highest IQ people out of the gene pool because of the way that our society is currently structured.
00:32:12.000There was a poster, his name escapes me.
00:32:14.000He calls major cities IQ shredders because you're basically like taking your highest human capital and putting them in one place, which literally drops their fertility rate to zero.
00:32:24.000So what's happening is that the highest IQ members of society.
00:32:27.000Are ending up like this, or if they're men, they're unable to find a wife, and our highest IQs, our highest human capital gets completely shredded up.
00:33:10.000You're smarter than average, but not quite smart enough to fully grasp, you know, multi layered thinking, multi ordered thinking.
00:33:16.000Women like this, she's clearly an intelligent woman, but if she were very intelligent, she'd be like, listen, if the woman was highly intelligent, I don't know if IQ is the right way to describe because there's different areas of intelligence.
00:34:01.000Well, the problem, I guess what I'm trying to get at here is that, like, Neuroticism is directly correlated to high IQ.
00:34:07.000So, like women that are exceptionally high IQ are especially neurotic and they're not going to have children.
00:34:14.000Guys that are really autistic, really neurodivergent, really neurotic, they end up like podcasters.
00:34:23.000So, the high IQ men are like having kids or want to have kids, but the high IQ women are getting grinded up like this.
00:34:29.000But the thing that pisses me off is it's all based on a lie.
00:34:33.000If these women were knowingly saying, I'm choosing career over kids, I was going to use Barbara Corcoran as an example of that, but she ended up getting artificial insemination.
00:34:43.000She spent like 300 grand making her kids late in life.
00:34:45.000So, it's hard to think of someone who willfully and knowledgeably said, I'm not having kids.
00:35:32.000Where you have the highest human capital moving there and becoming libtards, becoming, you name it, whatever it is, it's taking their birth rate and nuking it.
00:36:28.000It's like the people that are having a lot of kids right now, again, a lot of the people watching the show have a lot of kids and they're very high IQ, but those are people that are like naturally like truth seeking contrarian.
00:37:13.000She got pregnant in her mid 20s, had a kid, and then the baby for the first, like, I mean, if you want to be really light, you can say for the first year, needs the mother, absolutely no questions.
00:37:25.000But the reality is, a good functioning child is going to have their mom for several years dedicated full time to raising that child.
00:37:34.000And it was respectful and honorable that she chose to.
00:37:37.000When she finally got back into the industry, she was now behind.
00:37:41.000She didn't know the latest techniques, the latest industry technology.
00:37:45.000And so she's looking at this guy who's making six figures, who is now one of the leaders of the industry in his late 20s.
00:37:53.000And she's like, man, how do I get back there?
00:37:57.000And I said, It is the nature of reality that men and women will never be equal in careers.
00:38:04.000Because even if the woman wants, just is going to have the kid and immediately get back to work, she says, No, no, no, I'm not going to do that years off thing.
00:38:13.000I'm going to take the amount of time off I need to have the baby and then get back to work.
00:38:17.000And I'm like, Congratulations, the man doesn't have to do that.
00:38:22.000The wife is then at home, and the guy goes back to work.
00:38:24.000And he says, Text me if you need anything within a day.
00:38:27.000The woman still needs a recovery period.
00:38:29.000Even if she doesn't want to nurse that child, even if she doesn't want to be there and raise it, she still needs to recover because of the arduous process of literally giving birth.
00:38:39.000That means in the workplace, men and women will not have equality.
00:39:24.000So, yeah, and the whole like, we want to be part of the stories.
00:39:27.000You gave birth to every person in this story.
00:39:30.000Luke Skywalker's mom made Luke Skywalker.
00:39:32.000You don't need to also be fighting the bad guys.
00:39:35.000And also was a principal character and leader, and like, you can just be the mom.
00:39:40.000And his aunt and uncle, also his parental figure's murderer, is a large motivator.
00:39:46.000The funny thing is how this ends up translating into film and how, uh, Marvel basically just nuked the past seven years of movies they made.
00:39:54.000All of the Marvel films the last seven years, they erased and they're doing Doomsday instead.
00:40:00.000Because people started to realize no one wants to see a woman, the hero's journey works, and they tried doing this feminist version where the hero's journey is there's a young man, an unassuming random kid, like a moisture farmer, a desert planet in the middle of nowhere.
00:40:19.000It turns out he's actually the son of a great warrior who had.
00:40:23.000Tremendous power, and he gets a magic laser sword and then is tasked with saving the universe from a gigantic galactic weapon.
00:41:01.000It's as simple as men want to be him, women want to be with him.
00:41:06.000And they tried changing all of that because they have this ridiculous blank slate worldview that men and women are the exact same no matter what.
00:41:14.000You know, I wonder if it was just an experiment.
00:41:17.000If we took babies and brainwashed them into thinking this garbage, will it work?
00:42:39.000The reason Luke Skywalker works is because it clicks something in us that, you know, that reminds us of Christopher Columbus and Braveheart and all of these other icons in world history.
00:42:53.000When we see Halle Berry roundhouse kick five Russian mobsters, we go, this feels weird because it is.
00:43:01.000We were talking about this before the show because we were watching this clip, which we'll have in the, we'll do a bigger thing in the Uncensored show.
00:43:07.000It's the Bear Gryllis Men vs. Women Island thing.
00:43:10.000The women wander around the island, they get lost and start crying.
00:43:13.000And the men are going, let's go, boys.
00:43:15.000And they have a bar set up and they're drinking and they have coconuts and they're all laughing together.
00:43:19.000And we were talking about it because I pointed out the reason the women get lost is because they navigate by landmark, whereas men navigate by cardinal directions.
00:43:28.000And that, so first, I just want to say this to the feminists, shut up.
00:43:34.000They get so offended by pointing out that women are different.
00:43:37.000And what I am saying about navigating by landmark is not disparaging, but they get offended by it.
00:43:42.000It's like stating a thing, like, don't say that about me because I'm like a man.
00:44:58.000What's with, like, I don't understand the envy for something that's so esoteric.
00:45:02.000I think they watched Mad Men and they go, you guys go to strip clubs at lunch and drink bourbon?
00:45:08.000And it's like, if the client insists, but then the rest of my day is shot and then I got to work twice as hard tomorrow because I drank during lunch.
00:47:35.000I was like, if I was sitting around with a group of my dude friends and one guy started going off on how you want to rape a woman, we'd be like, dude, shut up.
00:48:09.000There's a joke into the absurdity of it.
00:48:11.000But she literally thought, because this was the woke era, this was 2016, she literally believed that dudes would mad men in the middle of the day and start talking about who they wanted to rape and how they're getting away with it.
00:48:25.000You know, it might be the Facebook bubble where they're so separate from us now with all this, your algorithm just giving you what you want, that they have a view of us that is so bizarre.
00:48:42.000And when we see blacks on the street, like we're alone in our car yelling at them, it's this boss hog view of the world that is just, it shows that they have no clue who we are.
00:48:54.000It's funny when, you know, I have friends and they'll, you know, I had a friend of mine from back home and he was like, yeah, like I had a friend who said, like when they found that I was like, we knew each other, they were like, yeah, but Tim's a white supremacist.
00:49:09.000Like a white supremacist, I think their definition is the Holocaust never happened.
00:49:13.000The Jews run everything, and I want blacks to go back to Africa.
00:49:17.000If I met a guy like that who had all three of those, I'd be like, You're this is, I want to like put you on a little thing and like invite people around to ask you questions.
00:51:33.000You're hearing a lot of people making similar comments on the internet and stuff, a lot of leftists, because they want to disavow the things that they themselves said and the actions that they themselves took.
00:51:47.000And also, it does imply that, look, when Democrats are culturally prevalent again, there will be more.
00:52:27.000What we're seeing here is a recalibration, but the left has realized that especially a lot of young people don't really care as much as long as their sensibilities aren't being offended.
00:52:35.000So they can still push through all of the insane social.
00:52:38.000Policies, as long as they're like nailing the economic policies, what young people want, what minorities want, etc., they basically have a blank check to do like whatever they want.
00:52:45.000So, I guess, yeah, what I'm getting at is like, she's just saying it was a packaging issue.
00:52:51.000Like, it's nothing, nothing was off about the policy.
00:52:53.000We made the sex changes look bad, it was too obvious.
00:52:55.000We made top surgery on kids, we finally got the science down.
00:54:15.000The worst manifestation of this kind of stuff is in Australia, where the Aboriginals will come up with, like, The most insane thing you ever heard.
00:54:21.000And all the white liberals in Australia will be like, everyone, we need to listen and learn.
00:54:25.000This is some indigenous knowledge here.
00:54:27.000This is really powerful stuff that we suppressed when we came over here and taught them to eat, you know, with a fork.
00:54:40.000There was just that guy that went viral recently, like two days ago, or maybe even yesterday, where he goes, Yes, the new migrants do seem disproportionately to have a problem with grape, but you got to look at the actual grape.
00:54:51.000I mean, how much of it was sort of led on, and you're like, Oh, this is an interesting devil's advocate position here.
00:57:25.000It's not just, but I guess in this certain instance, what we're referring to is minorities, because you'll hear this firsthand from white people that have dealt with American customs.
00:57:32.000They get maximum tightness, maximum enforcement as placed.
00:57:36.000I think Trump talked about this with his wife.
00:57:40.000And he's like, Yeah, customs like roughed her up.
00:57:42.000Like, if you're like a white European or Canadian or Australian and you come to the US, they will like ensure you're doing everything.
00:57:49.000All your T's are crossed, all your I's are dotted.
00:57:51.000But then people from the third world, it's like they have a completely different set of standards.
00:57:55.000They literally have a different entrance, they go through a different door.
00:57:58.000And so, like, I think what's going on there is like the custom agents, when they see other white people, they view them as like contemporaries, right?
00:58:24.000It's a real story that recently this woman, she had all these viral Instagram and TikToks where she was like white supremacist, blah, blah, blah.
00:58:32.000She married a Muslim guy and then he murdered her.
00:58:35.000I think the reality is that women want strong men and Muslim guys are the ones who are willing to say, sit down and shut up, do as you're told.
00:58:45.000And when you look at like a lot of the, I'm not going to pretend like, you know, the majority of the United States is Muslim or something, but there are a lot of prominent Muslims activists who have come here.
00:59:23.000There might be something to that because, I mean, do you know how long it would take me to get my girl to put like a tablecloth on to go outside?
00:59:28.000Like, that's like a Five hour argument.
00:59:37.000There is something suspicious, and it's maybe too taboo to discuss in front of a paywall, but the whole refugees welcome thing.
00:59:44.000I just saw this hideous old British woman in bed with this young Indian gentleman, and a lot of it seems to have some grape fantasy underpinnings, especially in like Northern Europe, in Norway and Finland, where they like the tall, dark, and not really handsome.
01:00:03.000Uh, imports it just seems strangely sexual, even in my neighborhood, which is very white and upper class.
01:00:10.000The way they treat the minorities is bordering on like safari, like it's a Black Panther.
01:00:18.000Yeah, you know, they do this in Brazil, they have favela safaris.
01:00:23.000Tourists can rent, can rent, hire a tour guide to drive them through the poor areas to, yeah, to headlock at the favelas when I was in Johannes and throw food out and stuff.
01:01:14.000No, I won't, I don't want to swear, but ish test, right?
01:01:17.000It's this, uh, it's a, I guess it's like a theory, or it's a, it's a, I don't know, in the red pill dating culture that women will test the strength of the man, and when the man goes, I'm sorry, honey, they lose attraction to him because he's weak.
01:01:30.000So, I don't know how much I really care for this because if you're the kind of guy that's just tolerating a woman being abusive for any reason, I don't care for the idea of the test, just say later, leave, right?
01:02:53.000And I think this is probably contained to like the rabid, mentally ill liberal women, because you still see like, we call it a revealed presence, revealed preference, right?
01:03:01.000Where like someone will say they want one thing on paper, but then in actuality, what they do choose is something else.
01:03:06.000And what we do see in the dating market or the sex market, whatever you want to call it, is that white men still overwhelmingly dominate, right?
01:03:12.000Even ethnic minority women will typically choose white men at the highest rate.
01:03:22.000But what I'm saying is the men they're choosing are going to be on the higher end of the bell curve.
01:03:26.000But what I'm trying to hit on is like reveal preference, where I do think, yes, with like these really deranged left wing women, they do kind of want that jungle fever sort of thing.
01:04:22.000The overwhelming majority of women want to have kids, want to prioritize being with their kids, laughing with their kids, raising their kids.
01:04:30.000Men overwhelmingly want to prioritize the goals and their objectives.
01:04:34.000They do also want family, but there's an inverse relationship.
01:04:38.000If the right side is goals and accomplishment and the left side is family, men lean slightly in one direction, women slightly in the other.
01:05:12.000I bring this up because when all of the woke stuff that we see, when you've got talk of the patriarchy, it's almost like a national level S test.
01:05:22.000You're not going to have success with women when they feel like the men in their society will not.
01:05:36.000I think the reason why a lot of these progressive women or women by and large really like immigrants is it's more because they tug on their maternal instinct.
01:05:57.000You know that woman at the poker who said, You said this separates the men from the boys, and she's like, I'm neither.
01:06:03.000When that woman is at a bachelor party and they've rented a sprinter van and they've got feather boas on, they are listening to the most sexist and offensive drill rap.
01:06:15.000And they all know the lyrics and they're wearing their nice dresses with their white Reeboks.
01:06:20.000And they've got these gang signs as they're like, all the bitches want to F me and I like to shoot them in the head.
01:06:26.000And they're doing the things and they're twerking to like stuff that if we ever said they'd have a heart attack.
01:06:46.000I had one, I had this one, this woman that we were friends, we were almost dating, and we stopped talking because she said something about transgender and like man being a woman or whatever.
01:07:00.000And then I just said something like, well, I mean, a trans woman is a trans woman, not a woman, right?
01:07:06.000She's like, no, trans women are women.
01:07:08.000And then I was like, So, you think like a trans man is a man?
01:07:40.000And I was like, I was like, dude, you just told me you could learn to be sexually attracted to a person with a hoo hoo instead of a ding dong.
01:08:02.000Well, and I think what you're getting at is I think that's ultimately what they're looking for is like, if you're agreeable, that's like really off putting to women because you'll see, again, to go back to revealed preference, where liberal women will talk about how they want a man.
01:08:15.000That seemingly has all the aesthetics that you would expect of a chud, right?
01:08:18.000Like, they're like, I want a guy that drives a truck and has a cowboy hat and has muscles or whatever, as long as he's a progressive.
01:08:24.000Well, those don't really exist, right?
01:08:28.000I think what's going on there is revealed preference where they're saying, I want a conservative man because he'll tell me no.
01:08:33.000I want a conservative man because he is disagreeable.
01:08:36.000And women do want disagreeableness because that shows that if something is wrong, they will address that directly.
01:08:40.000So I don't know if it's as much as like they're interested in like immigrants because they're, I mean, that might exist to some degree.
01:08:46.000What you're seeing a lot of right now, at least in the United States, is liberal women who hate the fact that they're very attracted to chuds.
01:08:53.000When I used to do stuff in New York with a lot on the ground, it was really funny because we would have these like disgusting liberal women come up to me and a lot, and like they would come up to us and be like, You just want to come and like just conquer me, don't you?
01:09:09.000And it was purely because they saw us as like these enemies who were going to come and like take them away.
01:09:14.000They loved, they were like super into that.
01:09:15.000Obviously, they were like coding it in this like, This political language where they're like, You're disgusting.
01:09:34.000It reminds me of that South Park episode where they made fun of Mel Gibson, where he's like, You guys just want to see how much you could fit in there.
01:10:10.000There was a big story like eight years ago, like 2018.
01:10:14.000It was a super viral Reddit post where it was this woman, and it was the 2X chromosome subreddit, which is like the feminist subredit.
01:10:21.000And she was talking about how she feels guilty because she's super attracted to just MAGA dudes.
01:10:26.000And her fantasy is this six foot three ripped guy wearing a MAGA hat, just taking her, pinning her down, and just going at it.
01:10:33.000And she's like, I don't know how to feel about this, but I just, the thought of it, like, just heats me up.
01:10:38.000And all the women responding were like, you need to get over your trauma.
01:10:43.000But like, every conservative was laughing and sharing it, being like, hell, you know.
01:10:48.000Have you heard of this phenomenon where when women are on birth control, what's happening is their system is telling them that they're pregnant?
01:12:05.000To make sure the smell is there, there's this really great documentary called The Science of Sex, and they did this funny thing where they had men run on treadmills, then take their shirts off and put them in a jar.
01:12:15.000Then they had women come into a room where they did not see any of the men and sniff each jar and rate them whether it smelled good or bad.
01:13:15.000And so that's when women like desire masculine features the most.
01:13:19.000So when they're on birth control, they're attracted to much less masculine men because they're not fertile.
01:13:23.000They're not actively looking for like masculine features.
01:13:26.000They're looking for stability, which is like what they've basically cope with, which means they're just looking for like a cuck, basically.
01:15:19.000And then the next episode he goes, Hey kids, did you realize the American population, as far as the natives go, like the people born here, they're.
01:15:31.000Basically, contributing nothing to population growth.
01:15:33.000100% of population growth in America is immigrants.
01:16:18.000In Trump, too, the white birth rate's gone up for the first time in like 50 years.
01:16:22.000Well, it's because of that secret program liberals don't know about where Trump is giving a million dollars to white people to have babies.
01:16:40.000Well, hopefully, these people like this when you lie regularly, surely someone can see the remnants like a college being a gyp and going a quarter million dollars.
01:16:51.000Surely, there's a little sister whose biggest eldest sister is like 10 years older than her.
01:16:57.000And she goes, Yeah, I saw what my sister did.
01:16:59.000She went to Brown and she got a degree in speech pathology and Hispanic theater and how that relates to racism.
01:17:10.000Hopefully that's happening with breeding too.
01:17:12.000I saw how miserable my sister was or my aunt.
01:17:15.000Yeah, I think you're going to see something give with Gen Alpha because Gen Alpha, like Zoomers still call, at least I'm like in the upper half of Zoomers.
01:17:44.000The population, Gen Alpha is half the size of Gen Z in Million.
01:17:48.000So, they're going to look around and be like, you have destroyed us.
01:17:52.000Yeah, they're going to be, they're going to have a chip on their shoulder.
01:17:55.000Yeah, they're going to be so far right.
01:17:57.000They're going to be like underneath the compass.
01:18:01.000Millennials, like, have this weird trauma because they saw what was supposed to be theirs and then didn't get it.
01:18:09.000And then Zoomers have a little bit of that.
01:18:11.000Gen Alpha is like truly the first generation who felt like they had nothing to lose in the first place.
01:18:15.000Like, they never thought they were going to get anything because they saw what happened to the millennials and Zoomers.
01:18:20.000They don't feel really entitled to much.
01:18:22.000So, they're going to be a very bizarre generation to watch age.
01:18:25.000I'm not like, I'm not black-pilled on them necessarily.
01:18:28.000I just know whatever their sociological development is going to be is going to be very weird.
01:18:33.000Also, their core development ages were during COVID, which I think is going to have some interesting impacts on them too.
01:18:39.000But something I was talking about earlier is we've seen the birth rate decline rapidly in the third world, which no one's really talking about.
01:18:47.000So, a lot of these economists and other like sociologists were like, oh, well, the birth rate went down in the first world because when everyone industrialized, they no longer needed.
01:18:58.000And people were like, okay, that made sense.
01:19:00.000But then we started seeing the birth rate drop in countries that weren't fully industrialized, like at the time, China.
01:19:05.000And so then they moved on to, well, when women get education, they no longer feel the need to pair up with men because they can provide for themselves.
01:19:13.000Well, we started seeing other countries that still had like strong masculine roles in society, their birth rate started dropping.
01:19:19.000Now they're really dumbfounded because we're seeing countries like India, countries that tick none of those boxes, their birth rates are dropping off.
01:19:25.000Even Mali, they've gone from like eight, nine kids per woman down to four and it's declining rapidly.
01:19:35.000So, what we're seeing across the third world is the birth rate dropping like rapidly.
01:19:39.000And I think what the explanation for that is, in addition to perhaps across the world, is comparison.
01:19:46.000You're comparing yourself to other people.
01:19:48.000So, if you're in the third, if you're like in a village in India and you're looking at like bombshells from Sweden on your Instagram all day, how can you possibly settle for like a woman in your village with a unibrow?
01:20:11.000And I think this is true because you're seeing, I think this is what's going on in the first world a lot of people don't want to like settle.
01:20:17.000They want to wait on like maybe a bigger fish.
01:20:20.000And you're seeing this in the third world where a lot of women, you'll see this on Instagram and TikTok all the time, is they're like, I dream of moving to New York one day.
01:20:28.000And so they will never settle for just being like some guy in a village or some gal in a village.
01:20:33.000Well, the predominant explanation for this is wealth.
01:20:36.000And they say the reason Mexico's birth rate isn't what it used to be is because they have more money.
01:20:41.000And I don't know why this is, but for some reason, when a culture has more disposable income, they tend to have less kids.
01:20:48.000The problem is, America bucks that trend.
01:20:50.000So America has the highest birth rate in the developed world, even among white Americans.
01:20:54.000And we have the most disposable income per capita in the entire world, bar none, even higher than like Hong Kong.
01:20:58.000So the problem with that is, like, the United States ends up being this weird case study.
01:21:03.000Maybe it's evangelicals because evangelicals have a lot of kids.
01:21:06.000And like, America is this weird synthesis of like, Very wealthy and very religious, and that's kind of unique.
01:21:11.000Are you sure that whites in America are breeding enough to replace themselves?
01:21:15.000They're not at replacement yet, but it's evangelicals and Catholics are above replacement, and the white birth rate in general is going up under Trump, and they're about to eclipse and be the highest in the country.
01:21:24.000The Asians still breed higher, but we're higher than Hispanics, way higher than blacks because they kill all their kids.
01:21:29.000They would have a higher fertility, but they have the highest abortion.
01:21:31.000There's actually the Mennonites in the Amish.
01:21:34.000There's one theory that in 100 years they'll dominate the country because their birth rate is so high and everyone else is so good.
01:21:40.000They'll nominate presidential elections because Pennsylvania demographically will always be a swing state, and they're going to start determining elections in Pennsylvania.
01:21:47.000Gavin, do you know what the population of how many millennials there are in the United States?
01:22:27.000So, I imagine pending any kind of technological advance or intervention, you're going to get the older demographic voting to tax the younger demographic at a higher rate.
01:22:37.000They're going to say, increase Social Security tax to accommodate the older people.
01:22:41.000And they're going to say, we paid into it.
01:23:01.000These younger demographics, in order for them to have more money, they freeze their eggs, they live in a pod, they don't own anything, and they eat bugs.
01:23:21.000Pensions, like you hear boomers talk about pensions.
01:23:24.000I'm like, well, now he's getting two pensions because when he first retired, he got a new job.
01:23:28.000Gen X and down outside of like civil servants, they're not going to see any pension.
01:23:34.000I think the outlook's much grimmer than that is that we know that politically, it's like one of the first things you learn in poli size we can't touch entitlement spending because the elderly are the ones that dominate elections and they will punish you at the ballot box if you touch Social Security, if you touch Medicare.
01:23:47.000I think the outlook's even more grim, which is instead in 2033, when Social Security goes insolvent, they just crank up the taxes even more to pay for it.
01:23:57.000This is what's been happening in France, where France, like Macron tried to bump the retirement age up like two years and they had riots in the streets.
01:24:04.000And so I think what's going to end up happening in 2033, Social Security goes insolvent.
01:24:08.000They just say, we need a new payroll tax.
01:24:57.000When I was 18, I got a job at American Airlines.
01:25:01.000And I worked 40 hours and I was getting paid like $10.25 an hour.
01:25:05.000So I did the math, calculated my taxes, and then I said, here's how much money I should have on payday, which I need for these bills and everything.
01:25:20.000And then all the old guys in the room started laughing their asses off and they were like, your first time, I was like, no, Which was like $24.
01:25:38.000Then there were taxes, and then there was some like BS work related, like first paycheck nonsense, like related to like you owe for uniform and things like that.
01:25:48.000And like, so I was like, no, I'm like, I don't have any money.
01:25:54.000So I had to call my dad, like, I need money.
01:25:56.000I was like, I got my first paycheck, and it's nothing in it because like I owe for uniform, I owe for like name badge, I know for like weird processing things.
01:26:02.000Then my next check comes out, and I'm like, this should be better.
01:26:34.000And so what's going to happen is they're going to break from that system.
01:26:37.000Well, they're going to just reject it completely.
01:26:39.000They've also got this tsunami of apathy.
01:26:42.000Where they don't even care about money anymore.
01:26:45.000It's become so, it's sort of like the debt.
01:26:47.000When you hear about these trillions of dollars we owe, your brain just goes, it shuts down and goes, I can't afford that.
01:26:53.000And I know it as someone who's hired millennials and Zoomers, I'll say, like, you got to work this weekend because we're off Monday, Tuesday.
01:28:33.000I mean, there's estimates coming out from CIS where, like, literally the majority of foreign born people in the United States are on some form of government assistance.
01:29:20.000Like what we saw during COVID is going to look like a day in the park compared to what the old, I can't use the word, the old people are going to impose on young people.
01:29:31.000I have predicted that we will see the dystopian nightmare scenario is that young people are indentured until the age of like 24.
01:29:40.000And they're going to be like, 100% of your labor goes towards supporting society.
01:29:45.000And they're going to push this DSA socialism on young people for the purpose of having them be like, don't worry, you have to work and we'll take care of you.
01:29:53.000And these young people will get the utter bare minimum.
01:29:56.000Their access to labor will be given to the elderly to sustain their social security.
01:30:00.000We're seeing it now where we're seeing this like, it's the most indefensible system ever this wealth transfer from the young to the old.
01:30:05.000Russ Green in the American mind, he gave the perfect term, total luxury boomer communism.
01:30:10.000That is like the current system in the United States.
01:30:18.000But he was talking about this back in like September.
01:30:21.000He totally saw around this corner because now we're seeing, I won't even bring it up because people get mad when I bring it up, the certain policy proposals that are leading to total luxury boomer communism.
01:32:10.000Busted their ass, and they did have a gold silver spoon in many ways after their degree and everything.
01:32:16.000But, like, my dad grew up with no shoes, and that wasn't uncommon for boomers to have to wear their brother's shoes and put you know newspapers in where the hole was.
01:32:27.000Yeah, I workshopped an acronym for you.
01:33:22.000And, like, a lot of things get missed.
01:33:26.000Like, I'm not trying to instigate a generational war.
01:33:28.000That's like terrible for the country if you have like this generational war where the boomers think zoomers are all lazy and the zoomers think boomers got everything handed to them.
01:33:38.000It's like, no, there's actually like blaming everything on the boomers is kind of ridiculous for many ways.
01:33:43.000And one, in one way, is they're kind of like the last bulwark.
01:33:45.000If you look at voting patterns, like boomers are the only ones that are like actually voting for like the candidates that we like.
01:33:50.000So something needs to be said about that.
01:33:52.000And then to your point, like, yes, they grew up in a time with like exceptional economic mobility, but that doesn't like take away from the fact that they created a lot of.
01:34:01.000The world we live in now, like all these big companies that we have now, a lot of these technological advancements, all the music that people love, especially Zoomers.
01:34:24.000I just want you to take the good things from the boomers, like the mobility and the grid and the having the kids early and getting married early without a huge plan.
01:34:33.000I guess what I'm trying to say is I do feel entitled.
01:34:36.000Like they say, Zoomers are so entitled.
01:35:31.000And it's funny, whenever I say stuff like this, I get messages from boomers being like, Hey, look, you can't rag on us because we did this.
01:36:16.000Life expectancy is 79, and boomers just turned 80.
01:36:19.000So, we're going to start seeing a large die off of boomers who own disproportionately these homes and that they use for rental properties or second homes or vacation homes.
01:36:28.000Their millennial kids are going to inherit it.
01:36:30.000No, I'm not forgetting Gen X. Boomers tend to have millennial children, not Gen X children, though older boomers do have some Gen X children.
01:36:38.000The millennials will inherit these homes, but they don't live in rural Nebraska where the home is and it's worth $400,000, $500,000.
01:36:44.000So, they move to Chicago or St. Louis or Los Angeles, and they get a call from a lawyer saying, you know, following the funeral, we need to talk about estate planning.
01:36:53.000You inherited your parents' house, and they're going to say, I don't want to live in rural Nebraska.
01:36:56.000I'm going to say, Well, what do you want to do?
01:37:04.000So, they're going to put it on the market, appraised for $500,000, and then they're going to say, No one is offering anything on that house.
01:37:11.000And then the kid who inherited it is going to say, Well, the old, the middle aged man or woman is going to say, Drop the price.
01:37:28.000And here's the best part they just made it illegal for institutional investors to buy houses, which means the offers that you could get from a BlackRock or whatever is off the table.
01:37:39.000The house is going to drop to zero because no one wants to move to the middle of nowhere.
01:38:18.000In some instances, there's videos where an old Japanese man sees young white tourists and says, please, please take the house.
01:38:26.000You can have it because otherwise it falls apart, it collapses, and they just want someone there.
01:38:34.000We're going to see this in the United States as boomers start dying.
01:38:36.000The value of homes is going to collapse like crazy.
01:38:39.000This will be a massive period of, you know, this might be the fourth turning.
01:38:44.000This might be the great collapse period we get in this generation.
01:38:47.000Gen Z will finally be able to buy houses because I'll say this where we are right now in West Virginia, five years ago, there was a bungalow, three bedrooms, $200,000.
01:38:59.000And one of my friends was like, I should probably buy that, you know, a nice little bungalow.
01:42:56.000So I understand the crassness of turning it into a commercial.
01:43:01.000At the same time, that's a bit more tasteful than Lindsey Graham died and we're stressed out.
01:43:05.000So, you know, like if someone did it, we've done segments on, you know, finance, debt, the economy, and then had sponsors that were financed.
01:44:48.000Well, admittedly, it has been 17 years since I watched it every single night.
01:44:52.000But the first line in the movie might be I'm not going to know it verbatim, but it's the guys around the roof and they shoot the thing across, they glide across the roof.
01:45:05.000And then he likes to check his watch and he says something about, are they ready or.
01:45:10.000Is that when he's doing his ninja training?
01:50:05.000The debate is obviously going to be massive and everyone will want to see it.
01:50:08.000There's a lot of money on the line, and I know that people.
01:50:10.000I'm sorry, and I know that finding a good moderator is hard when top personalities and the choice personalities decline.
01:50:15.000I am offering to officially moderate this debate.
01:50:18.000The issue is too important to all of us as a nation to ignore.
01:50:21.000Though I obviously have my opinions on the debate matter at hand, and I believe I can be fair to all parties, even if they often express deep.
01:50:27.000Passion, passion, well, I said passionate, passion, which some find offensive.
01:50:31.000I do not believe this one debate will solve any of the disagreements among the parties involved, nor will it substantially change the nature of social media.
01:50:37.000But the question of whether we should be allowed to own roosters in suburban areas is one worth debating.
01:50:42.000I stand ready to moderate the great backyard rooster debate and perhaps advance this important issue to the national stage.
01:51:45.000So I saw Michael Knoll's video where he was like, I am declining for this reason.
01:51:50.000And then I was like, I am going to make a post where the first half that's visible is a generic response about some kind of debate.
01:51:57.000Because I know all of the Kirk Spiritards.
01:52:03.000Won't even bother reading it because you have to be so, I'm going to avoid swearing, effing retarded to believe this stuff about Egyptian planes and whatever.
01:52:14.000That I know these people, they are, when you look up the word myopic, it's just pictures of Candace Owens' audience.
01:52:23.0002,000 replies from people who think the whole world exists in one soundbite.
01:52:32.000They don't understand that in Japan, they're not talking about us.
01:52:35.000These are people who think the whole world is one dimensional.
01:52:39.000So I know that if I make a post that literally says I want to debate owning roosters, because people don't know this, but roosters are banned in most suburban and urban areas.
01:52:51.000So in DC, for instance, you're allowed to own, I think, up to four chickens as long as they're not like some ridiculous, it's like 250 feet from a property line, unless you have a written permission from the neighbors, but you cannot own roosters.
01:53:02.000Now, I think that's an affront to chicken ownership and roosters should be allowed.
01:53:08.000I know that the people who watch Candace don't actually read.
01:53:14.000They see a headline or a soundbite, and it's instantly true in its entirety, an entire assumptive capacity.
01:53:22.000Meaning, when you say there is a debate in their brain, they fill a stadium with news articles and statements.
01:53:31.000None of it makes sense, and none of it is related to what I was talking about.
01:53:34.000Now, the one thing I considered was that maybe I should have said at the bottom the question of whether or not men can play in the WNBA is massive, and it strikes the heart of what woke is.
01:53:44.000And then I could have, when everyone started responding about stupid Candace stuff, I could have been like, What are you talking about?
01:54:01.000While you sit here and insult people who thought that, I find it very hurtful because I am one of those rubes who read that and went, oh, Tim wants to moderate that thing.
01:54:10.000Well, maybe there's a lesson in perhaps reading a bit more.
01:54:24.000Well, the issue is this the idea that there is one singular debate happening and that it's the world you live in this is part of the problem.
01:55:01.000I know there's a news story right now about Andrew Wilson wanting to debate Candace Owens.
01:55:05.000And I also know that people will see a sentence and fill in the blanks on what the story is.
01:55:11.000This is part of the problem of why the liberals think Donald Trump called Nazis fine people or why they think the Proud Boys are neo Nazis.
01:55:19.000They've never actually bothered to read the article.
01:55:31.000They put in their writer in the middle of the contract that there must be a bowl of brown MMs, all colored MMs removed.
01:55:38.000And the story gets out there, and people think it's because they're divas.
01:55:41.000The real reason they put it in the contract was because they had played a show where the stage collapsed.
01:55:46.000And they said, How did you not read the contract where it said the weight of the show is going to be X amount and it needs to be able to support that amount?
01:55:53.000So they decided to put dead in the middle some ridiculous, nonsensical thing about MMs.
01:55:58.000And if they walked in the room and didn't see it, it meant they did not read the contract.
01:58:19.000I can go through my texts and I'm arguing with friends about all this stuff, about how they were paving the cement immediately after he was shot.
01:58:28.000I'm not talking to some lunatic in the Punjab.
01:58:32.000I'm talking to people that I hang out with all the time.
01:58:49.000People saw that and said they were underground.
01:58:51.000It's like, well, it could have been, I guess.
01:58:53.000The point is this a lot may have happened, but when you go around claiming that Charlie was a time traveler, an alien, that he could control streetlights, I'm not kidding.
01:59:06.000Candace claimed that Charlie Kirk could walk up to a streetlight and, like the movie Phenomenon, turn it off.
01:59:13.000She claimed that she said that she and Charlie were part of the same experimental program from the government training them in psychic powers, and they both had the ability to astral project.
02:00:04.000You know, the funniest thing is I did a professional, like a, I don't want to say professional, but I did like a studio shoot and like debate show.
02:00:13.000And when I got there, they were like, oh, they had to readjust the camera.
02:00:16.000They were like, we thought you were shorter.
02:01:05.000And I was like, I was like, if you tell, if you call me a conservative, you're like, conservatives are going to revolt and call it fake news because I'm not a conservative.
02:01:11.000And they're going to go, well, but like, you have conservative views.
02:04:01.000You can follow me at Carter Banks on Twitter, at Carter Banks Official on Instagram, and follow our label at Trash House Records on YouTube.
02:05:55.000So that helps the problem sort of late, but as far as making sure it doesn't get anywhere, you set up razors on goats' assholes that sort of go out so they can still shit.
02:06:51.000And then, this poor woman has to walk around with a trap for like 364 days a year when she's not getting raped.
02:06:58.000And then, the one day with the A penis, she finally gets raped.
02:07:01.000She's like, Well, at least this is finally coming in handy.
02:07:04.000The other thing I was gonna say uh, we were talking about you can't make rape jokes, and one of my favorite rape jokes is uh, I was raping this girl the other day, and uh, I had a knife up to her throat, and I'm raping her and raping her.
02:07:17.000And uh, I was like, Smile, I want you to smile.
02:07:21.000And she gave me this fakest smile you've ever seen in your life.
02:07:31.000Is that what you used to write in Vice Magazine?
02:09:02.000Another good rape joke is there's a monkey and he wakes up and he's in the jungle and he's born there and he raised his family there and he just loves it there.
02:09:26.000And far unbeknownst to him, about 50 feet away, there was this elephant who was walking through the jungle and he got a big thorn in his paw.
02:09:36.000And a mouse saw it, then the elephant was like, retracting, you know, out of fear.
02:09:41.000And the mouse's like, You guys are still doing this shit?
02:09:44.000And he goes, What's the matter with you?
02:09:45.000And the elephant's petrified of the mouse, but he also sort of goes, And the mouse goes, Oh my God, that thorn must be driving you nuts.
02:11:50.000Their shits are this big, so you could probably.
02:11:52.000That mouse probably just walked inside of it and just.
02:11:54.000I mean, I'm sure if any of the five of us started fucking an elephant up the ass, he'd still be like.
02:11:59.000I like how those are the most like family friendly jokes in Glasgow as well.
02:12:03.000Yeah, I don't, I have one joke that I save for, uh, for when something, well, when something goes wrong on stage, I have a joke that I'll tell.
02:12:16.000Do you know, do you know the one about the, uh, the penguin and the mechanic?
02:12:21.000So this penguin, you know, he's driving along the highway and his, you know, smoke, steam starts coming out of his, you know, from under the hood.
02:12:28.000So he pulls over, he pulls into a mechanic.
02:12:31.000And he goes in there, and the mechanic goes, Okay, well, it's going to take, you know, maybe an hour or so.
02:15:26.000In the set, but that was in the seven, and then the audience would still go, like, oh, yeah, George Carlin had the famous bit in like '91 where he said every possible racial slur you can think of, of words, and then called Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy niggers.
02:15:44.000His point was, like, they're my friends, they know I don't think that of them, I'm not gonna insult them.
02:15:49.000The point is, you've got to be concerned about the racist asshole and what his intentions are, not the words, the words are meaningless unless you give them power.
02:15:58.000The liberals and the boomers who were in their 30s and loved George Carlin started going along with this retarded firing people for stating what the word is as opposed to using the word.
02:16:10.000And they claim that describing the word and explaining the scenario is using it.
02:17:00.000This is what's really funny because it's like.
02:17:04.000There's the anti white racism, which I think is hypocritical bullshit.
02:17:10.000And then there's the legitimate white racism that I have, where I'm like, most white people are pansy ass bitches who hate their own race like losers.
02:17:33.000And the go to with all my anti Semitic pals is like, This started in 1948 after World War II, and it's Jews trying to prevent us from starting a new Nazi party.
02:17:45.000And I'm like, okay, let's go before 1948.
02:17:49.000Britain decided that slavery was ethically wrong.
02:17:56.000And not only did they say we shouldn't do this, this wasn't just discussed in parlors, they got on boats, went to Africa, and stopped it, and lost men.
02:19:42.000I'm going to get into my question because this is a fun one.
02:19:46.000Recently, Scribbs, a 150 year old media conglomerate, laid off most of its staff, including nearly everyone from anchors to producers to technical directors, except for one reporter and one meteorologist at their NBC affiliate, KRIS.
02:20:14.000This was part of something they've been planning for three years to switch to automated.
02:20:23.000Do we see this as a good move or just another nail in the coffin for terrestrial news?
02:20:28.000Because the only reason, other than the weather, that people tune in to local news is to see what's going on locally and for the local personalities.
02:21:09.000And I keep telling people we're cooked because there's no human company, there's no media company that can compete with a channel that AI generates itself.
02:21:19.000They fire all these news people and they have it all done by AI.
02:23:07.000It's one thing to say it's creepy when the channels and our culture and the messages we're being given is AI generated because it's regurgitated.
02:23:15.000It's the abyss staring you in the face.
02:23:17.000But ain't no way I'm going to spend, you know, 50 bucks on that song identically as a backing track at 20% volume when I can generate it for a dime.
02:24:14.000I make memes and short films and have a weekly Sunday Catholic Friends article.
02:24:19.000I was also a guest on the Crash Cannon podcast last week.
02:24:24.000Go check it out because Tim Cast's own purveyor of pop culture, Brett Dasovic, popped into the chat to say that Android is better than iPhone.
02:24:35.000Which led us into a conversation on what the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil actually was.
02:24:42.000With that, with that, God bless y'all and have a good night.
02:24:53.000Somebody asked in the chat, so I will briefly mention this, largely because I don't want to get into Shane's business, but Shane was not fired.
02:25:01.000I think the easiest way to explain it is that just it's been several years.
02:25:05.000We've done a bunch of projects here and then.
02:25:08.000Without getting into Shane's life and his private business, there's just, I guess, like create, it's not related to his opinions.
02:25:18.000Obviously, like he's been more supportive of Milo and Candace, and I, but that has nothing to do with it.
02:25:23.000A few months ago, you know, Shane and I were hanging out.
02:25:25.000We were laughing and having a good time.
02:25:26.000And I think the general, I think generally speaking, it's going to be up to Shane to talk about anything personally, but the content that he wanted to produce was not.
02:25:40.000I guess it's difficult for me to say because of privacy issues, and I don't want to talk about his private business.
02:25:44.000But let's just say that there was a structural difference in how the content could be done.
02:25:50.000And there was an amicable and mutual agreement that maybe we'll go separate ways so that, you know, to put it simply, he's going to, you know, what I said was we're going to work on transferring the rights to Inverted World and everything so he will own all of it and it can be his.
02:26:07.000And like maybe he'll have more opportunity and less constrained.
02:26:12.000And then I don't want to get into the finer details of how the conversation got up because it's personal to me and to him.
02:26:16.000And it's not, I don't think it was in any way acrimonious or anything.
02:26:19.000It was just kind of like to keep it as vague as possible to respect privacy.
02:26:23.000It's like when someone comes to you and says, I want to do this thing in this structure.
02:26:29.000And I say, well, we can't do a thing like that in that structure because we're constrained by legal issues.
02:26:34.000And they say, well, this is what's going to work best for me.
02:26:38.000And I said, how can we make this work best for you?
02:26:40.000And so there's going to be a separation.
02:26:43.000But the last conversation we have was that we'll have him do appearances and talent stuff, but then he'll own the rights to all the content that he produces.
02:26:52.000And we'll help him out however we can so that he can be successful in that regard.
02:26:55.000And, you know, I think the bigger picture is hopefully, you know, he's going to own his own brand.
02:27:00.000He's going to own where we've discussed transferring the rights to the books that he wrote.
02:27:55.000So I told him, you know, look, come on the show whenever you want.
02:27:59.000Disagree with me on whatever you want to do.
02:28:00.000If you've got new projects, we'd love to have you on the show as returning talent and guest, and we can work out contracting stuff like that.
02:28:06.000But it sounds like he wanted to go full Jew hate.
02:28:42.000And then at a certain point, when you are functionally independent, but part of a company, there's a question of, you know, and again, this is not specific to Shane, but kind of overlaps with, hey, maybe you should own the things you're making if Tim is not actively managing and doing this stuff anymore.
02:28:58.000Well, don't they build up a following using your reputation and then they can go solo and charge.
02:29:05.000You know, a subscriber fee, and that's something like Lauren Michaels owns all the SNL movies.
02:29:11.000If they're an SNL character, my attitude is uh, Shane made a bunch of stuff when he was here, we tried maximizing it to the best of our abilities.
02:29:20.000At this point, it's like I think he you know, he wants to do bigger and better stuff, and I'm focused on my family and doing this show, which makes it impossible for me to manage and run all these independent projects, which includes the boonies and everything else.
02:29:33.000So, I was like, again, I'm trying to be vague, but.
02:29:37.000All of it, we're going to transfer to him.
02:29:39.000He's going to own everything he worked on.
02:29:41.000He's welcome to come on the show whenever he wants.
02:29:44.000And then, you know, it's just going to be more of his responsibility.
02:29:53.000And I hope he stays a good friend for a long time.
02:29:57.000And it's really sad that we're at this point where I think, like, the general root of things is largely to do with if, you know, when we first started this, I was working double shifts every day.
02:30:09.000And in between segments, I'd go to like, To Brett, and I'd be like, What are we working on?
02:30:13.000We're going to build this, and I'd actively be involved.
02:30:36.000At this point, there's less of a Tim involvement in the management of all these projects, in which case, you know, some people are going to be like, I'm going to do my own thing and I'm going to be more successful if I'm not waiting for you.
02:30:47.000You know, but that's not specific to Shane.
02:30:50.000I think, you know, I don't want to talk about his private business or anything.
02:31:19.000He even tweeted, like, I'm grateful to Tim for the opportunity he gave me, and we're going to be moving forward, and I'm going to do these things.
02:31:26.000And people messaged me and they're like, What happened?
02:31:35.000You keep fucking criticizing horrible people, and I'm sitting here sweating, like, Well, some of them aren't so bad.
02:31:42.000Some of the people that didn't get the debate joke and want there to be gossip are kind of great people.
02:31:47.000We've had bad people come and go, and I've been backstabbed, but Shane's always been good.
02:31:51.000Even when, like, there's been something that we've done wrong, he's always been honorable about it.
02:31:56.000And so I can only say that I wish I had a billion dollars and I could just hand him a million bucks and be like, bro, you can do whatever you want forever.
02:36:08.000No one wants you here, is another thing.
02:36:10.000Brian, we had a debate show, the Culture War debate show, and some guy walked up to Brian Shapiro and, like, put his hand in his face and pushed him.
02:36:17.000And, like, you know, Brian's a raging libtard.
02:37:45.000He's getting a lot of shit right now on the left for being friends with me because they're calling him a racist and a white supremacist now.