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00:00:37.000Israel saying, hey, if they retaliate, we're going to war.
00:00:39.000So, you know, there's probably World War III.
00:00:42.000And now you got the Biden administration and they're turning on Israel because this World Central Kitchen fiasco has really soured Israel's support around the world.
00:00:50.000Even Donald Trump is warning Israel about this stuff.
00:00:53.000Jill Biden apparently told Joe Biden to stop Stop it now.
00:00:58.000And so there's been some finger wagging, but you know what I think?
00:01:03.000I think that Israel's attitude right now is, we're about to enter into a major war with Iran, and should that happen, it doesn't matter what you think about what we've done, because that's it.
00:01:20.000We had this story from a couple weeks ago, where apparently, There's one Eastern European official who said that NATO personnel are already operating in Ukraine.
00:01:38.000And then we do have a bunch of other news.
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00:04:17.000If we don't see changes, we need to see in Gaza, there'll be changes in our own policy.
00:04:23.000Now it seems like a fairly weak statement.
00:04:26.000But there's been a lot of pressure coming from the Biden administration after this scandal involving aid workers from World Central Kitchen, which appear to be they appear to be intentionally targeted.
00:04:36.000There were three vehicles clearly marked.
00:04:38.000And according to the aid workers, they had been in communication with Israel about their movements when they were killed in an airstrike, including an Australian citizen and an American citizen.
00:04:48.000Jill Biden privately urged Joe Biden, stop it now.
00:05:15.000There was this initiative in New York, what was it called, Leave It Blank, I think, where they said in the primary not to vote for Joe Biden, Leave It Blank, because of their support for Israel.
00:06:51.000Well, he's actually more the regime spokesperson, but I would imagine Colbert probably has more authority.
00:06:56.000And it's a way of taking the temperature.
00:06:58.000I mean, when I was listening to NPR and all these mainstream outlets report on this attack on these aid workers, they're sort of like, yes, it was known that these trucks were going to move through here, and it seems like there's no way out of this one.
00:07:13.000This seems like it was completely intentional.
00:10:55.000And so this is the biggest challenge with all of it.
00:10:58.000That's like Mother Courage, the Brecht.
00:11:00.000If we're going to take a holistic view of this and take politics and morals out of the question, we'll talk about raw resources and ideological positions.
00:11:09.000Israel loses when they blow up aid workers, when they kill numerous aid workers in three different vehicles, because you're going to lose public support.
00:11:19.000The people will vote against the politicians who would provide the aid, and so Biden's like, we're losing too many voters and we've got an election coming up in November.
00:12:19.000And Hunter was like, no, you can't give her my last name.
00:12:23.000And her mom had sued over this saying, you know, the Biden name carries influence and it could help her later in life, which as, you know, the other side of the aisle, we're like, really?
00:12:47.000And for those who remember, that was one of the problems the Bush administration ran into, was that the war in Iraq dragged and it dragged and it dragged.
00:12:54.000And it got to the point, when is this war over?
00:13:37.000Because I think it's probably pretty ugly, which, you know, I mean, if you're fighting for your own survival, like, I don't blame you for having ugly solutions as to how you're going to maintain your survival no matter what.
00:14:05.000The far left isn't, and that's Joe Biden's base, and those are his door knockers, and that's his crowd of enthusiasm and sign waivers and balloon blower uppers, and if you lose those folks... And they are.
00:14:53.000I've been thinking about that a lot because, you know, I'm like this Gen Z, Gen X person, not a Gen Z person, my goodness, that's my child.
00:15:51.000So there was this clip from the Whatever podcast that I talked about earlier where a woman, a young woman, she's like in her 20s, says something like, men don't approach women anymore.
00:16:01.000Do you guys remember what happened 10 years ago?
00:16:03.00010 hours of walking through New York as a woman.
00:16:05.000Where in this video, there are instances where a guy says, hey, how you doing?
00:16:10.000There's one instance where a guy's like, have a nice day.
00:16:13.000and they and young so you got a 13 14 year old kid 10 years ago and he's told from that video 50 million views do not tell women how do you do do not say to them how's it going don't talk to them don't ask him for anything 10 years later they're like you're not allowed to do that you can't go up to women You can't ask a girl out.
00:16:31.000Now I got bad news and I really do hope, I say this every time that the left pulls these clips, I really really hope that they run all the segments in the world saying Tim Pool's an incel and whatever they want to say because the issue is 10 years from now when those young women are 35 they're going to be going to the guys who are more conservative and listening to Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson and they're going to be like I don't have much time left Just who do I have to be for you?
00:16:56.000So the young guys right now are saying, I can't get in my parents' basement, I can't get a car, I can't get a house, I can't make money.
00:17:03.000Now they're listening to people like Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate, and they're in a, Peterson and Tate are in different spaces, but they have a similar thing about being responsible, like carrying heavy things.
00:17:13.000Tate's a bit more aggressive and weird, Peterson's more academic, but young guys are listening.
00:17:17.000Now you've got Gen Z males moving towards the right, And what's going to happen is when Gen Z hits 35, Gen Z guys are going to say, I have all the time in the world.
00:17:28.000And Gen Z women are going to say, I've only got a few years left.
00:17:32.000So that's going to put pressure on them to try and find guys that they can pair up with.
00:17:48.000And the guy's going to go, I got 30 more years before I have to worry about having a kid, so you take all the time you need to figure it out.
00:17:54.000No, the women are going to be forced to actually make compromises.
00:17:56.000Well, but the other thing too is like, wasn't it like 30% of Gen Z adults identify as queer anyway?
00:18:04.000It's like, I think it, yeah, I think it's like 28%.
00:18:07.000So perhaps they're not all really queer, probably for a lot of them it's political designation and kind of trendy for the most part, but you're also going to have a huge booming fertility industry, which we do have.
00:18:20.000So IVF is going to continue to grow, except perhaps in Alabama, you know, people can go other places.
00:18:26.000You're going to have surrogacies continue to grow.
00:18:29.000I mean, Paris Hilton had their kids- Michigan just decriminalized paid surrogacy.
00:18:53.000That's from a Radiotopia in 2010 from NPR.
00:18:57.000They did a whole episode on cheap white eggs because you had this gay Israeli couple bought eggs from Ukraine and then impregnated an Indian woman in Nepal in order to get their child because surrogacy was illegal for Indian women In India you couldn't do it, but surrogacy was illegal in Nepal for Nepalese women.
00:19:20.000So anyway, Indian women went to Nepal to be surrogates, and they were basically in these like surrogacy brothels, you know?
00:19:26.000And then what happened was there was a huge earthquake in Nepal, and so the Israeli dads went to get their kid, but they couldn't prove that it was their kid.
00:19:34.000It was a whole thing, cheap white eggs.
00:19:36.000Anyways, we're gonna have a whole bunch of manufactured orphan children as well being raised by strangers.
00:19:45.000Yeah, I mean this is, so one of the things that comes up a little from time to time right now is embryo adoption.
00:19:50.000So if you go through IVF and you have extra embryos, you know... Radiolab, not Radiotopia.
00:19:56.000You can decide what to do with them and this becomes another part of surrogacy, right?
00:20:01.000You have someone who could buy theoretically eggs that someone else created and you could either carry them yourself, you could hire a surrogate.
00:20:07.000The fertility industry is the Wild West right now.
00:20:10.000And, you know, I think there are a lot of couples that need assistance having kids and I don't condemn IVF, you know, blanket, but I think that the more complicated it gets and the more we sort of mess with science, the more ethical questions we create and then we try not to answer.
00:20:25.000I think we are starting to see phase one of the phenomena I described.
00:20:29.000Where you have young guys becoming conservative, so young women who want to have kids and are running out of time are thinking, okay, I need to have a kid.
00:20:36.000So what's happening now is you have these stories about women who go on Facebook, and there are these Facebook groups where they buy dudes' genetic material, if you know what I mean, so that they can be a single mother somewhere else.
00:20:48.000Turkey baster, they sell them at Target.
00:20:49.000They have fertility kits at Target that women can buy.
00:20:53.000I think phase two is gonna be, because these are millennial women, who are basically, you know, in their mid-thirties.
00:20:59.000And I'll stress this, I am not disparaging these women in any way.
00:21:03.000I am not questioning their life choices.
00:21:04.000And I know the left is gonna be like, hey look, you run those clips all day and night.
00:21:09.000I want as many young men as possible to see it.
00:21:12.000Because this is a problem that's happening right now, and the more people that are aware of what's going on, maybe it'll wake people up and they might break loose from this problem.
00:21:20.000But I think what happens for Gen Z and younger, Gen Z is going to see what happened to millennial women, and they're going to go, oh hell no.
00:21:27.000There's already tons of millennial women writing articles being like, feminism lied to me.
00:21:31.000Now what do you think, that's a 23-year-old woman and she's gonna be like, ooh.
00:21:34.000Not all of them are gonna go that way because they are going more liberal, but then Gen Alpha will enter their 20s, and then Gen Alpha's gonna be like, I'm not falling for that trick.
00:21:42.000I think that's really true, and one of the biggest issues is the question of when women wake up to the consequences of fertility and the fact that it's different from men's, right?
00:21:51.000Men can have children for years and years and years and years, whereas women- You can be 70!
00:21:54.000Like, what is it, Dustin Hoffman, Robert De Niro?
00:21:56.000Ben Franklin was having kids in his 80s.
00:22:00.000My dad was having kids into his 60s, I think.
00:22:03.000I mean, like, it's just something that happens, team.
00:22:06.000But the thing is, women have different consequences than men.
00:22:08.000But I can tell you, just anecdotally, among my millennial friends, they have looked at me and said, oh, well, 42 isn't that old to start trying to have a kid.
00:22:19.000But just because Mindy Kaling said, you know, the best thing parents can do for their college-age daughters is to offer to freeze their eggs, women think it can just go on forever.
00:22:27.000The other part is that IVF, all fertility treatment, is It's not a walk in the park.
00:22:32.000No, it's a whole crazy messed up thing.
00:22:33.000It's a whole crazy thing you're injecting.
00:22:34.000You have to like jab yourself with hormones.
00:22:37.000The thing that people should listen to, I'm trying to think of what it's called.
00:22:39.000The York Times just did this long-form podcast on a fertility clinic in Yale.
00:22:45.000Is that the one where the nurse stole the oxycontin or whatever?
00:22:50.000And so when you go through IVF, you know, they give you a bunch of drugs so that your eggs get really big and they can harvest them, but you have to have a retrieval.
00:22:58.000It involves needles, lots of shoving, whatever.
00:23:00.000So they give women fentanyl when they do it.
00:23:02.000And the nurse was swapping it out and these women were going through this screaming in agony.
00:23:06.000And the doctor was like, weird, sometimes fentanyl doesn't work.
00:23:09.000And it turned out this nurse was stealing it.
00:23:11.000And then these women had to pay tens of thousands of dollars to do this.
00:23:14.000And also they're being told, well, you have to do this retrieval right now because the science, you know, it times up, you have to, otherwise your body releases the eggs and you've just flushed tens of thousands of dollars on the drain.
00:23:23.000Like IVF is not in a walk in the park.
00:23:25.000And I think telling women, don't worry, Science will help you have a kid later, science is so great, is actually putting them in harm's way when they don't necessarily have to be.
00:23:33.000I think we should have a conversation, especially with the youngest generation of women, saying like, kids don't end your life, and if you have them while you're still building your career or doing whatever you want to do, it's not over.
00:23:43.000But there are risks with delaying having children if that's a goal for you.
00:23:47.000Yeah, the other thing about the young Gen Z's is that the majority of them are issuing college, and they're choosing trades instead.
00:23:56.000So they're not starting adulthood in debt?
00:24:24.000I told my son, I was like, look up how to repaint a bathroom because that's your summer job.
00:24:30.000But there was that great clip of James Carville when he was talking about, you know, men are leaving the Democrat Party and we can't understand why.
00:24:36.000And he said, you know, we tell them not to drink beer and not to eat meat and they're being constantly nagged.
00:24:41.000And all these folks on the right were like, I don't know what James was talking about, and I'm screaming at the TV like, this is pretty obvious, right?
00:24:48.000Like, you're emasculating young men on the regular, so they're like, I don't want to be part of this party.
00:24:53.000I don't want to be part of, like, the no cars, no guns, genderqueer obsessed, trans obsessed, like, you know what?
00:25:00.000I think I'm done with being a Democrat right now.
00:25:03.000We were visiting some family friends and they had kids and they said,
00:25:08.000we did nothing to our young kids who are like, you know, like four or five.
00:25:14.000And they were like, the boy just started smashing things and the girl started taking the things he
00:25:18.000would smash and protecting them and running away. Like, they just did it.
00:25:21.000One of my favorite social media posts that comes up every once in a while is this dad being like, no, we wanted our daughter to have all kinds of toys.
00:25:30.000And he's posting this picture of the Tonka trucks tucked into a doll's bed.
00:25:35.000But studies show that from early ages, infants, like newborn infants, less than 24 hours old, Boys will look at mechanical objects, girls will start tracking faces.
00:25:44.000Like, the interests of the brain, which are good and healthy, begin really early on.
00:25:48.000You can't tell me a 24-year-old infant has been conditioned to think, oh, you're supposed to like this bit.
00:25:53.000That's how strong the patriarchy is, Hannah Clayton.
00:25:56.000When I was a kid, my mom was, um, I always wanted Barbie dolls.
00:26:33.000Let's bring it back to the more horrible news stories.
00:26:37.000So following that Israel story, we have this from CNN.
00:26:40.000Iran vows revenge as it accuses Israel of deadly airstrike on Syria consulate and deepening Middle East crisis, to which we have this from OSINT Defender.
00:28:31.000If someone's a wealthy American, strip them of a generational wealth.
00:28:34.000If you're Gen Z, you don't get your inheritance.
00:28:36.000If your parents died, squatters will take your house.
00:28:39.000Then, when the criminal aliens show up, we'll give them benefits to put everyone in the same bracket so they can create a normalized working class base of poor people.
00:28:49.000So they destroy everything, force everybody to the same level, and then start a new system on top of it.
00:28:55.000First they destroyed the American working class, and then they're gonna replace them with this slave labor class.
00:29:00.000Yeah, but the Americans are going to be in it.
00:29:03.000Yeah, the Americans, though, don't have any skills.
00:29:05.000Like, do you see what's going on now with the EVs?
00:29:07.000So they're pushing all of the, they're continuing to push the Green New Deal and the EVs and stuff, but American factory workers are struggling.
00:29:15.000Yeah, well, we don't make hardly any EVs.
00:29:17.000We make them in China, we make them in Mexico.
00:29:20.000We're just closing those jobs out completely.
00:29:21.000And then even California, right, their $20 minimum wage, they're just going to get around it by hiring illegals and paying them under the books.
00:29:30.000And what happened to Energy just go to a place where they're like converting a factory I think the assumption that you will eat the bugs and you'll be happy is probably wrong.
00:29:43.000But I think the real plan in destroying the U.S.
00:29:44.000that's okay, you can go ahead and cut me off. Thank you, Lippy.
00:29:47.000I appreciate that. I think the assumption that you will eat the bugs and you'll be happy
00:29:53.000is probably wrong. I think you'll eat the bugs, I don't think you'll be happy, that's the obvious
00:29:57.000thing. But I think the real plan in destroying the US economy is so that American citizens will
00:30:02.000be at the same economic standard of the third world, intentionally. I think so too.
00:30:06.000I was listening to this interesting conversation between Bhatia Angarsargon and Barry Weiss on Barry Weiss's podcast.
00:30:12.000And Bhatia was talking about how essentially what happened was you had the Democrats where their base were union American workers, you know, people who believed in the dignity of work, wanted a good job, decent condition, good working conditions and a good wage, you know, like being a janitor is still a dignified job if you have good working conditions and a good wage, nothing wrong with work, you know.
00:30:33.000And she said that the Democratic base was essentially replaced by college-educated professionals.
00:30:39.000And so if you look at the priorities of the Democratic Party, they're no longer dignitive work, good wages, union jobs, good working conditions.
00:30:49.000Now it's climate change, EV cars, staying in your house, and making sure that there is a very low class of people who will do all the work for you for very little money.
00:31:02.000Going back to the Iran thing right now, there were so many opportunities in the last decade that Iran could have been, I hate to say, toppled regime change.
00:31:12.000But there was the Green Revolution that was happening.
00:31:41.000Remove from the problem if we just done things, right?
00:31:45.000It's almost like America has deliberately allowed Iran to be a thorn in our side Whether it's for the military-industrial complex whether it's for God knows what but but it's Iran Should not be the problem that Iran is if America was half of what America claims to be in foreign policy What, an empire that can crush any opposition?
00:32:06.000Iran is a little, tiny, piss-poor country that has hardly any natural resources.
00:33:16.000It seems like there were so many opportunities to have just supported the groundswell of populist movement in Iran that we just sat by and watched it happen.
00:34:44.000Iran is known, or I suppose, I'm not an expert on Iran.
00:34:49.000My understanding, having covered a little bit of the periphery, is that it's a mountainous country, we can't invade, and they have surface-to-air missiles that would cut down our air superiority.
00:35:01.000countries that you missed that you mentioned though the BRICS with the exception of China,
00:35:06.000of course, I mean, we've lost all of our diplomatic and economic relations with them
00:35:11.000in the last decade, right? We used to have a good relationship with India. That's gone. We used to
00:35:16.000have a good relationship with Brazil. That's gone. We used to have a fairly innocuous relationship
00:35:21.000with Russia. That's gone, right? And so they've all aligned themselves to Iran.
00:35:29.000But at our lackadaisical response, like American diplomacy has been a disaster for the last three
00:35:37.000years. That's… It's been a disaster for longer than that, but the last three years in particular.
00:35:42.000So you have now, yeah, a solidified relationship of the BRIC nations and Iran But why?
00:35:49.000It's because we've been focusing on crap.
00:35:53.000We've been focusing on gender ideology and we've been focusing on climate change.
00:35:57.000We still have people in this administration who will tell you that climate change is the biggest threat.
00:36:01.000I think the woke stuff Was actually like a Western NATO thing.
00:36:07.000I think it was like the European countries clearly are all doing it.
00:36:15.000cult wants to turn NATO into a unified body under one governing authority.
00:36:23.000So imagine, you know, the way Illinois operates.
00:36:26.000They have a governor, they have state police, they have laws, but federal law supersedes it, and the feds can come and go as they please.
00:36:33.000I think that's what the World Economic Forum envisions for the Western Globe.
00:36:36.000That's kind of like the way the European Union works, right?
00:36:38.000You're the sovereign nation of France, but if Brussels passes a new rule that says your glass bottles can only be six inches high, France is like, well, we must comply.
00:36:48.000But that's because France is basically a state.
00:36:54.000They want there to be one governing authority comprising of all of the Western bloc, and then the United States would have NATO troops coming and enforcing laws.
00:37:18.000The president and Congress may get won by Republicans, and then they'll say, we are no longer going to abide by the rules of NATO, and then, you know, NATO says, we can still deploy our troops, we still have military bases, we still have offices in your country, and you can refuse to work with us, but we will operate, you can't do anything about it.
00:37:35.000That's the direction they want us to go.
00:37:38.000I mean, I remember when Britain left the EU, there were so many people saying, but why would they do that?
00:37:44.000Whereas to me, it seems obvious that you would not want to be under a central control of an organization that doesn't necessarily represent your views uniquely.
00:37:53.000You want your government to represent you, not all of Europe.
00:37:56.000But I think people get sucked in by the idea like, oh, it's cooperation.
00:38:01.000We all have to have each other's backs.
00:38:02.000They sell it in sort of this romantic way.
00:39:36.000And then all at the bottom, while there are military personnel providing weapons, training, intelligence, telling the people, giving command and operations, they're not actually fighting themselves.
00:39:58.000Because our guys are, we've provided all of these missiles.
00:40:02.000We've provided all of this stuff that Biden said that we absolutely weren't going to provide.
00:40:05.000He promised that we wouldn't be sending any tanks, and then he sent tanks.
00:40:09.000He promised that we wouldn't be sending F-16s.
00:40:10.000Then we said, like, I just get it from Poland, you know, it's totally fine.
00:40:15.000We promised that we wouldn't be sending long-range missiles and now that's on the table.
00:40:19.000I was at this fascinating debate last week in New York with John Mearsheimer and Daniel Davis and some other people and Heather Conley and former ambassador, whose name I forget, but they were talking about should Congress continue to fund the war in Ukraine.
00:40:38.000And on the one hand, you had Mearsheimer and Davis who were opposed to it saying, there's no way that Ukraine can win this war.
00:40:46.000What we need to do is make Ukraine a neutral territory and, you know, negotiate a way out of this conflict now so that eventually we're not negotiating terms of surrender, right?
00:40:58.000Which I thought was sort of interesting.
00:40:59.000And then you had, on the other side, you had them saying, actually, we should continue this war because if Ukrainians want to fight and die for their freedom, then we should keep funding it.
00:41:09.000We're not actually sending our guys to fight, and it's keeping Russia at bay.
00:41:14.000And it's providing all of this, you know, funding to enhance the military-industrial complex in the United States.
00:41:45.000I don't like, I think Putin's a bad dude for a lot of reasons.
00:41:48.000I think he's done bad in Ukraine, obviously.
00:41:51.000I think he's got his interests and his propaganda, and I don't care about Ukraine.
00:41:55.000I always love how the conservatives, when it comes to war, they suddenly become Keynesians because they say, like, no, I'm a free market capitalist, but if we can spend a lot of money on the military for war purposes, that's good for the economy.
00:42:09.000And it's like, well, is Ukraine buying?
00:42:46.000I mean, to your point of does Russia know that we're at war with them, I 100% think Russia does, purely by the way that they treat the wrongfully detained Americans, right?
00:42:56.000Gershkovich, Paul Whelan, Mark Fogle, they're all hanging out and Putin's never going to give them up.
00:43:02.000He has no reason to do America any favors right now, especially as we play coy about this whole, I mean not coy anymore, thanks Blinken, about if Ukraine is going to be a part of NATO.
00:43:11.000That was the one phone call that he made to Biden before when he still had troops on the border.
00:43:16.000He said, I don't want Ukraine in NATO.
00:44:43.000No matter what other countries South Korea is buying it and then we'll just sell it to you
00:44:47.000So the French are like we will not buy where am I making so much fun of the French today?
00:44:50.000We will not buy a Russian natural gas But we'll buy it from India who bought her from Russia
00:44:54.000With a small with a small market is as an American with a small markup and the ruble is stronger than it was then two
00:45:02.000years ago the Putin has more money than he did two years ago
00:45:06.000So with all the money coming in, of course he's going to continue the war because we're funding it by also our terrible energy policies and it always comes back to energy.
00:45:14.000All of these sanctions did nothing because I watched this video out of Russia and their McDonald's is just they changed the name and it's identical McDonald's.
00:45:23.000They have all the luxury brands that have that were forced to pull out and now what happens is Russian companies seized the... This is the stupidest thing ever.
00:45:32.000These companies operated in Russia, which meant that the money they made, they could actually send back internationally.
00:45:37.000With the sanctions, McDonald's was like, okay, I guess we're out, and then Russian individuals seized control of the entire infrastructure, and now the money stays in Russia.
00:46:20.000No, it's I mean, I don't understand how the Biden administration can't even posture as if Russia doesn't know what's going on and like they have any kind of upper hand.
00:46:28.000And again, And in all of these examples, American people are paying for it.
00:46:33.000I'm assuming energy didn't get any cheaper because of this great backdoor deal.
00:48:47.000The men can, but the people who are coming had grandmothers, they had babies, and they'd come to a chain-link fence and be like, let's just keep going.
00:49:44.000Architects everywhere are suddenly are scrambling to redo their entire profession.
00:49:48.000You know what I hate that architects did?
00:49:51.000You know how they always, this is off topic, but you know how they always, uh, in modern hotels, you can see into the bathroom and they're like, like, what the hell?
00:51:09.000No, I think this is one of the most interesting parts of all of, well, do you remember, so there were like gaps in the wall at various points, and when Doug Ducey was governor of Arizona, he was like stacking shipping containers.
00:51:20.000That's right, and Biden was like, you gotta take this down.
00:51:22.000Biden was like, you have to stop because animals cannot migrate, and also this is federal land, it'll also take it down and we don't like it.
00:51:29.000And also, we just really want to allow the entire world to come in with absolutely no consequences.
00:51:33.000Biden is pro-no-bathrooms, you know what I'm saying?
00:51:37.000I want to jump to the story for all those... Just read Ashley Biden's diary.
00:51:40.000I want to jump to the story for all the Biden fans out there.
00:51:52.000Thank the Lord for Joe Biden's DOJ and Merrick Garland for tracking down this dangerous criminal.
00:51:58.000Now, I know there's a bunch of criminal aliens that are, you know, that are rapists and murderers, and, you know, people like Laker Riley get murdered and stuff, but this praying grandma, hmm, I don't know, what's she praying about?
00:52:53.000On Thursday afternoon, a Colorado grandmother who briefly entered the Capitol building on January 6th after preying on the grounds of the group for over an hour was found guilty of four misdemeanor charges.
00:53:03.000Multiple sources close to the case confirmed to the Post Millennial that she had been found guilty this afternoon.
00:53:08.000She could be sentenced to a year in prison and fines exceeding $200,000.
00:53:10.000This little old lady, dude, I've heard stories.
00:53:54.000She's gonna go home, sit in her little rocking chair, and she's going to pray.
00:53:57.000Well, she has a bed and breakfast in Colorado Springs.
00:53:59.000And what was interesting when I was reading her account and reading the accounts of when she was, uh, when the FBI showed up, the FBI showed up, she was literally baking a cake for her son's birthday and asked them to come back another day.
00:54:12.000And they did, because that's how threatening she is.
00:54:16.000That's how threatening this little old lady is.
00:54:18.000They saw her holding that knife or cutting the cake.
00:54:21.000And she was like, could you come back?
00:54:36.000Well, this was this was like a 26 hour deliberation because it looks like there was one juror at least who was just like, no, we can't we can't do it.
00:56:20.000I would love to be on a jury, but I definitely am able to acknowledge that any of the January 6th cases, it would be very difficult to convince me that the charges that they...
00:56:29.000The charges that they were definitely being tried for are accurate to the situation.
00:56:33.000That's what was so interesting about this, because I was reading the statement of facts that, like, the FBI provided, and it has all this information about what she did, including that LaFrance stated that she spent approximately 10 minutes inside the Capitol and described her path as roaming from the East Center entrance to the rotunda and back, exiting through the same door that she entered.
00:56:53.000Yeah, she gave the FBI agents photos, including a photo of her talking to a Capitol Police officer who sort of leans forward to try and hear her over the crowd, you know, because she's so dangerous that he's like leaning forward to her.
00:57:05.000And it said, based on the foregoing, there is probable cause to believe that LaVrenne's violated, you know, knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds.
00:57:13.000Also probable cause to believe that she Willfully and knowingly uttered loud, threatening or abusive language or engaged in disorderly conduct.
00:57:21.000And she didn't do any of those things.
00:57:56.000And this is going to be a huge problem for the election because the thousands of FBI agents who are involved in this know that if Trump were to win and all the J6 people get blanket pardon, which I do think they would, I do think he would change the FBI to say, let's start investigating the folks who led this charge.
00:58:16.000And if you're a 48-year-old guy in the FBI, and you've got 25 years under your belt, and you're heading up this task force, you're not going to go down with President Trump or his new FBI head, who I pray is Rand Paul.
00:58:36.000And that's why these guys know— And this is why Trump can't win.
00:58:39.000This is why they have to stop him from this.
00:58:40.000This is why there have been people like Cernovich saying way too many people.
00:58:43.000They cannot let Trump win under no circumstance because there are going to be people in the federal government with weapons who are sitting there thinking, well, if Trump wins, I go to prison for the rest of my life or worse.
01:01:06.000But the people in the eclipse zone though, this one coming, which is kind of like Houston, all across Arkansas, all the way up to Buffalo, New York, they're going insane with school closures and businesses are getting shut down.
01:01:21.000Doesn't it last all of about like 38 seconds or a minute and a half, right?
01:01:26.000And all these states are like, it's a state of emergency!
01:03:36.000I saw something about a teacher saying she's going to put a disco ball out and have it reflect onto like poster boards so kids can like see the little crescent shape or whatever it is.
01:03:47.000The cool thing is that when it gets dark, all the bugs come out, because they think it's nighttime, and the animals start freaking out.
01:03:56.000So your lambs are going to be confused.
01:03:57.000Well, when it gets to be dark, they all start walking towards the barn, because they like to sleep in the barn, because they're all giving birth.
01:05:35.000On Tuesday, prosecutors in New York sent a letter to a judge requesting that Amy Harris, the individual accused of stealing the diary of Joe Biden's daughter, face four to ten months of jail time in the case.
01:05:44.000Quote, the defendant's sentence must also account for the manner in which she has abused
01:05:48.000the administration of justice throughout the pendency of this court proceeding.
01:05:55.000The defendant has repeatedly and consistently engaged in tactics to improperly delay this
01:05:58.000proceeding, including by misleading the court with false information to justify belated
01:06:02.000and unmerited requests for adjournments, refusing to appear when directed, and failing to comply
01:06:07.000with court orders to disclose or produce certain information.
01:06:10.000In 2022, Harris and Robert Kurlander were arrested.
01:06:14.000In connection with the theft of Ashley Biden's diary, the two pled guilty to conspiracy to commit interstate transportation of stolen property involving the theft of personal belongings of an immediate family member of then-former government official who was a candidate for national public office.
01:06:28.000You know, the funny thing is it was like...
01:06:30.000Diaries not real because in it doesn't she say that she was like molested by Biden?
01:07:14.000And meanwhile, if I recall, the diary was found in a room, like all of the articles that I was reading about it today, it said that Ashley Biden had recently departed.
01:07:23.000It makes it sound like she left her bag there and ran to the store and they stole her diary.
01:07:28.000No, it was like she was staying at someone's house.
01:08:37.000No, it is wild to me that this was just confirming that the diary is real, that it's hers, that we're mad about, that the Democrats are mad about it, and also no matter what happens to the Biden children, they're supposed to be protected at all costs.
01:08:49.000I mean, it makes me wonder what other stuff is buried that they are trying to insulate, you know, protect them from.
01:08:59.000I mean, I feel sad for Ashley Biden in the sense that, like, if you have a very dark childhood and you write about it in a diary and it gets exposed to public, that must be difficult.
01:09:08.000On the other hand, it is interesting to me that you left your diary in someone's guest room, from what I can tell, and then just never came back for it.
01:09:19.000Like, that does seem sort of like a careless move.
01:11:36.000Well, I think Texas has been in trouble for a while, but yeah.
01:11:39.000Right, now you've got all these voter registrations and don't be surprised if they're like, in a shocking upset, Democrats won Texas, Republicans got the swing states, but Texas is worth more.
01:11:48.000Well you're gonna, and you also have Merrick Garland who announced this the other day that he was trying to on the federal level abolish all voter ID laws because of a civil equity insert.
01:12:08.000I used to sort of think that, you know, not having voter ID had a little bit of some kind of honor to it, you know, and now I think there should just be voter ID.
01:12:26.000If you ask gas station attendants... I think it's, like, racist to say that you can't get a... That you can't figure it out.
01:12:32.000That you can't figure it out, like Kamala Harris.
01:12:34.000Where are black people gonna get a copy machine?
01:12:36.000If you're a gas station or a 7-Eleven attendant and you want to pass a rule that says I shouldn't have to ask for ID to sell beer, it's because you just want more people to buy beer.
01:13:38.000Chickens, being necessary for the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep, bear, and breed chickens shall not be infringed.
01:13:51.000There was probably never a thought in their mind where the government would come and try and take their chickens from them, or their goats, or their cows, or whatever.
01:13:56.000But now we're literally at the point where the federal government is telling people they can't have their own milk.
01:13:59.000There's a big story going on right now where they're trying to shut down a farm because he has wrong He has raw milk and they don't want him to be able to give it to anybody at all.
01:15:19.000The government Can literally say, we will enact a policy to destroy your property values, then buy them up for pennies on the dollar, and then get rid of that policy and sell it for profit.
01:15:28.000You look in LA right now, and they passed this mansion tax, 4% on mansions from 5-10 million dollars, and the housing market collapsed 70%.
01:16:34.000And the woman who I spoke with on the phone was very pleased to tell me that, in fact, Brad Hoylman's office had worked in concert with state senator in California Scott Weiner's office to launch similar legislation and that they had been working to Basically in concert to do that.
01:16:52.000And so a lot of this legislation, once it hits California, it intentionally is leaked out into the rest of the country.
01:17:14.000I was looking at that today because Pete Buttigieg was basically making fun of anybody in the United States who doesn't want to have an EV.
01:17:19.000And he was like, you know, the industry is moving to electric and American consumers want electric.
01:17:24.000And so I was like, weren't there a ton of subsidies?
01:17:26.000And yeah, it's like you could get $7,500 from the government if you buy an EV.
01:17:31.000The American citizens want to pay less for vehicles.
01:18:29.000Cell phones because in the beginning they stunk right and they were expensive and there are Seinfeld episodes making fun of it because they were so expensive and so unreliable and so But but the technology caught up with it and I do think the technology on all these things EVs etc May catch up one day.
01:18:47.000I really don't but I have to say that It may catch up one day, but it will only catch up if the free market is allowed to operate.
01:18:54.000But you've got idiots like Pete Buttigieg who subsidize this.
01:18:57.000They have no incentive to produce a better product.
01:19:35.000Toyota is the world's largest auto manufacturer.
01:19:38.000They don't joke around when it comes to cars.
01:19:40.000And they said, we're never going to go electric because there's no market for it.
01:19:44.000There are way too many supply change and raw material problems.
01:19:48.000No, and they were getting blasted from the EU, they were getting blasted from the Biden administration, Toyota better get on board because we have forced the big three here in America, otherwise we're going to put them out of business, right?
01:20:01.000And all these companies, and you mentioned earlier, all these auto jobs that are disappearing, right, because we've forced them to create a product that nobody wants.
01:20:09.000Well, and that's why Trump was talking about the bloodbath, right?
01:20:12.000The bloodbath in the automotive industry.
01:20:14.000Because what he was saying is, these are good union jobs.
01:20:17.000You know, these are people who are working, they make like $80,000 a year.
01:20:22.000Why would we want to get rid of these jobs or ship them somewhere else?
01:20:25.000Like, these are people who can, you know, buy homes and raise families with this salary.
01:20:31.000That's what Americans... I think that's what Americans want.
01:20:45.000You want to be able to support yourself.
01:20:47.000But instead you're being told you want an EV and you want the government to help you pay for it because that's nice of them and it makes them feel good about themselves even though actually so much of the economic policy is Biden's issue right now, right?
01:21:00.000He puts you in this position and is giving you these sort of terrible party favors for being like, oh but now you could have an EV and Pete Buttigieg says that's cool.
01:21:43.000That's why they call it the Green New Deal.
01:21:45.000Do you think the youngest generation's attitude towards environmental issues has changed as they have seen this kind of pressure from the government?
01:21:51.000Or do you think, like, a lot of Gen Z grows up still thinking we have to prioritize the environment over everything?
01:21:55.000Because that was definitely the messaging I felt like I got in school.
01:22:16.000Chicken keepers must register to beat bird flu.
01:22:19.000Contact details species and purpose required under new rules to cut disease outbreaks.
01:22:24.000Now, of course, you know we are very big fans of chickens here at TimCast IRL, but this is in line with all these stories about the restrictions they're putting on farming across Europe, where they're basically trying to stop people from being able to grow food In this instance, the argument is because of bird flu, which somehow is all over the U.S.
01:22:43.000and in the U.K., you have to actually register your chickens.
01:22:47.000First comes the registries, then comes the chicken bans.
01:23:00.000It would be impossible if you had a legitimate farm, and I have a number of chickens, but I wouldn't even consider it a chicken, it's not a chicken farm.
01:23:10.000Chickens come and go so damn fast if you had to register them.
01:24:56.000Yeah, we've mostly broken up that bloodline, and that's why, you know, we brought in a bunch of outside girls, and now, you know, he's the current king.
01:25:05.000His brother Scar is outside of Chicken City, so Roberto Jr., before passing, had several sons.
01:25:13.000Roberto Beaks III, who's golden, became the new king, and his brother Scar, who has dark feathers, was shunned.
01:26:59.000Is like walking through the forest and they're on a dirt path.
01:27:04.000They enter the forest and they walk forward and then all of a sudden they loop back to where they were and they're like, wait a minute, where's the path to get out?
01:27:13.000That's basically what it's like for a rooster.
01:27:15.000The rooster jumps out of the pen and then goes through a dimensional barrier where it can't comprehend how to get back to the other side as though the dimensions around it folded.
01:27:26.000This, though, is disconcerting, and I do think it will probably trickle its way into America, is that they will find a pandemic for any reason to register, whether it's your livestock, your family, your guns, your whatever, and they will always use health as an excuse.
01:27:41.000And that's why they want to declare a climate crisis as a health crisis.
01:27:45.000Once you start talking about health, you can do it.
01:27:47.000That's why they did racism as a health crisis, because as soon as they declared racism as a health crisis, They said, you're allowed to go out and protest and that's okay.
01:27:55.000If you don't want to protest, you sit your ass at home.
01:28:21.000Because we've heard stuff like this before with, um... Those must be some lucrative contracts.
01:28:26.000What was that popular movement from Zeitgeist where, the Venus Project, where that guy Jacque Fresco was like, we're going to build concentric circle cities where everything is exactly where you need it and it's closer because they're in concentric circles or something like that.
01:28:48.000Step into the pod, eat the bugs, you'll be happy.
01:28:50.000Well, Le Corbusier tried to do that in Paris, right?
01:28:53.000At the beginning of the century, he wanted to bulldoze most of Paris and build those cruciform 40-story buildings and everyone was going to live in them.
01:29:01.000And luckily, I don't know who the prime minister was at the time, was like, I don't think we should bulldoze Paris.
01:29:05.000And they actually saved the world from destroying one of the most beautiful cities imaginable.
01:29:11.000But there's always been this idea that if we can just control the way people live and keep them here, but the problem is you have to keep them there.
01:29:16.000Well, and then Le Corbusier did the UN, which is just like, you know.
01:29:22.000And that tells you all you need to know about the UN!
01:29:25.000But there was a period of, like, 15 years ago, there were a lot of architects who were trying to build skyscrapers that would have everything in it that you could possibly need that had absolutely a zero carbon footprint, including, like, its own waste reclamation through what were called, like, living machines, which is a big botanical thing that treats waste and turns it into like, you know, the big garden kind of stuff.
01:29:52.000And it was gonna these were big skyscrapers that were just going to have everything in them and you never have to leave the skyscraper.
01:29:57.000And every several dozen floors or whatever, there would be like helipads in case you had to like get out for emergencies or whatever.
01:30:12.000Have you ever seen any of those interviews done with people?
01:30:17.000There's two towers in Alaska that are kind of remote called baggage towers and they're like self-contained cities and it's just like it's very funny to see pictures of them because it'll be like You know, nothing.
01:31:56.000You are 100% right, and I think it's part of the human spirit, mobility without a doubt, and the car is emblematic of it in America, and it's part of our DNA, and it's why we rail so much as an organization about EVs.
01:32:08.000Because they are not the same as a car, right?
01:32:11.000They're limited distance, they're limited their requirement for charging, their ability to be shut down remotely.
01:32:17.000The car is so much part of our rock and roll and our literature.
01:32:24.000People go to Europe and they're like, it's so cool.
01:32:25.000They have these little trains and you take the train from Florence to Rome.
01:32:29.000But that's why Europe is Europe, and we're not.
01:32:33.000We are a car culture, and we like our cars.
01:32:35.000Going back to the earlier conversation of why is the Democrat Party losing young men, even if you're the most liberally educated young man, there's something intrinsic in your DNA about liking a car, you know?
01:32:59.000And look, maybe that's like some people's road trips, but that energy of, I'm going to take everything I want at a moment's notice and just go.
01:34:23.000It does have enhanced livability, leisure and sports, vertical living, next-gen architecture, walkable communities and environmental solutions.
01:34:31.000The one that really gets me though is legacy-free urbanism.
01:34:36.000I like when you go to a city and you see that it's all built on top of itself for centuries and like you know the old things about it.
01:34:44.000You know like my great-grandfather had a pizzeria in Brooklyn that he built and My grandfather and my great-grandfather built the pizza oven.
01:34:58.000I did this walking tour in Charleston, South Carolina.
01:35:00.000And at one point they were like, and over here is where the pirate millionaires retired to because we had a serious pirate culture and this is how it influenced the American economy.
01:35:10.000Next-gen architecture could never, they would not have these things.
01:35:13.000They're trying to erase blank slate and the things, especially when it comes to Europe, America, all of these places that have very unique, ever-changing cities like that, you want to be able to point to and this is how we got here.
01:35:27.000That's part of the legacy, that's part of what makes it unique.
01:35:29.000And that's... now we're going back to an immigration issue and that's part of the problem with bringing in... It's always an immigration issue.
01:35:35.000That's part of the problem with importing hundreds of thousands, tens of millions of people and dumping them in these cities because I also have New York lineage that goes back...
01:35:46.000to the revolution and we can walk around the city and be like that used to that used to but if you just dropped here because Biden put you on a boat or on a bus and now you're you're not you're not a New Yorker you don't have a love for this city you don't have any patrimony you don't have any sense of I belong to one of the cool things about New York also is that it's the one of the only places that people can move to voluntarily and in five minutes call themselves a New Yorker I mean, like, I can't ever call myself a Virginian.
01:36:11.000I've been here for a long time, been there for a long time, don't have the accent.
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01:39:35.000True Halo says, What about the aid workers in Afghanistan who were loading water and Biden blew them up to deflect from his own failures when 13 American military members were killed?
01:39:53.00014 years ago, Julian Assange released that video footage of the Apache helicopter blowing up all those people, including that Reuters journalist.
01:40:19.000There are children who are 14 years old who were born when that aired.
01:40:26.000There are people who are voting right now who are... They were 10 years old at the time, had no idea what was going on in politics, and are now 24 and asking questions about why this stuff is so broken.
01:41:05.000I mean, it's been interesting because, you know, people like to say history is written by the victors, and that was true for a long time, but it's been changing quite a bit.
01:41:13.000I think someone made a good point about there's tons of Confederate perspective.
01:41:18.000Like Civil War stuff, you could read all about the Confederate generals and what they thought.
01:41:22.000So, certainly, not all history is written by the victors these days, but most of it is.
01:41:26.000It's written by the disgruntled, it seems.
01:48:02.000I got some clarifications, because Michael Maus was on the show, and Michael, he said, he was very wrong about toads.
01:48:08.000He said that toads live on land, and not in water, and he called the tadpoles toadlets, and so I was just like, oh, okay, you know, whatever.
01:48:17.000We have tadpoles from the toads in our pond.
01:48:25.000They're not just on land, and they don't give birth to toadlets.
01:48:28.000They lay eggs, which become tadpoles, and the tadpoles then grow legs and then hop out of the water and mill about, but then they go in the water and they lay eggs.
01:48:35.000And the toads that we have very much live in the water.
01:48:38.000Of course, because they're amphibious.
01:49:59.000The oldest ones are about two weeks old, but we still have a bunch more, and yeah, they're very loud.
01:50:04.000And their moms are hungry, so the moms go out to eat, and they kind of lose their kids, and then the kids can't find them, and all the moms look the same.
01:51:23.000Yeah, and then another funny trick you can do is, if a chicken is brooding and you want it to stop, and you have eggs incubating, you can actually, or you can do this, you can go to a store and buy a baby chick, Stick it under the brooding chicken and take the eggs out, and then when the mama hen hears the peeping, it'll get up and go, I'm done!
01:51:55.000Guess I'll just live with this big stomach for a while.
01:51:57.000Yeah, so that's what they actually say you could do is if you have like a new flock and the chicken's brooding on like one or two eggs, just buy some chickens from like tractor supply, stick them onto the chicken, and then she'll raise them.
01:52:12.000You know, we're dealing with sheep, which is kind of cute as just like human women, sheep women only have two nipples.
01:52:17.000So if they have triplets, it's a problem because there are three babies, two nipples.
01:52:21.000So if you have one who has a triplet and one who has one, If they're born around the same time, you can take one baby, kind of rub it in the afterbirth of the other mom, and put it there, and the mom will, and she'll be like, oh man, I had twins!
01:52:33.000And she'll just totally embrace it, and then we call it grafting, and then now, twins, and it's a lot easier.
01:52:38.000And it's really funny, because the mom was like, I didn't think I had two, but I clearly did!
01:52:44.000You could just do what they did at the Simpsons, and the extra baby comes right out of the mother, onto a conveyor belt, into a meat grinder.
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01:53:45.000I just mean that, like, when the election is over, even though stuff happens before, when we declare the election over in November, hopefully that will send a better signal to the rest of the world.
01:53:54.000Well, the thing is with 2020, you know, I had said something like, if Trump doesn't win, these people are going to go down in November and they're going to, like, go nuts and storm the White House or something.
01:54:04.000And then it actually, they went to the Capitol on January 6th.
01:54:13.000You know, Biden wins and then his heart explodes from his chest and he collapses on stage and then there's disarray and no one knows what's going on and Kamala Harris goes, oh jeez, and then- We have to graft him to another lamb.
01:54:45.000were to make a military move on Iran, it would instantly trigger war with many other countries, and it would destroy a bunch of trade lines.
01:56:07.000You throw a glass bottle in the garbage.
01:56:08.000So we bought these nice reusable glass bottles for our filtered water, and some of the guests who don't know just assume it's stock water from the grocery store in a water bottle, and they drink it and throw in the garbage.
01:56:19.000And then when the garbage gets taken out, our bottles are all gone.
01:56:22.000And then one day I'm like, where's our water?
01:56:24.000And they're like, oh, the bottles all got thrown away.
01:57:31.000Like, trying to connect people through the show to our booking and everything, it's like, impossible.
01:57:37.000That's why I'm always just like, send a message to Ian, because Ian seems to have some kind of ability to talk to people that I don't, and it works out.
01:58:20.000I think, uh, Yeah, I'm pretty sure it may be, like, only two of the originals have died.
01:58:27.000Roberto Jr., we know what was wrong with Roberto Jr.
01:58:30.000It was the first Ags out of the batch, and he was, he had, he had issues that, like, when he first started crowing, he would pass out and collapse, and we were like, uh-oh.
01:59:20.000Rob Grant says, Tim, you skipped my comment that the eclipse is six years, six months, six weeks, and six days from the 2017 eclipse and creates a Hebrew Aleph.
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01:59:44.000Daniel, did you want to shout anything out?
01:59:45.000Well, it's, the last eclipse was 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, it's seven years.