Joe Biden has signed an executive order that allows illegal immigrants to cross the US-Mexico border without needing to use a port of entry. What does this mean for the border security situation? Plus, the latest on the Hunter Biden laptop story, and the AT&T and Verizon shutdown.
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00:04:27.000Electing Congress doesn't seem to matter anymore.
00:04:29.000And I'll tell you this, I am furious because, I mean, look.
00:04:34.000All we ever seem to get is maybe one or two strongly worded letters from members of Congress, and I'm just outraged because where's number three?
00:04:44.000If we can just get one more strongly worded letter, maybe Biden would finally stop violating the law and the Constitution, and maybe this country would get on track.
00:04:54.000But short of that, all we can do here is whinge on the internet and tell you once again that we've woken up, the Democrats have done something blatantly illegal, nothing is being done about it, and now we're gonna go to bed, and when we wake up tomorrow, it'll be the exact same.
00:05:14.000The morning segment, I do the Tim Pool Daily Show, the podcast, and I wake up in the morning and I'm like, this is the same story from yesterday.
00:05:25.000I don't know how much I can add to that.
00:05:27.000Hey guys, it's 10 a.m., the Democrats have done an illegal thing again, and there's no more context to add because I've said all the context, so have a nice day and I'll see you at 1 p.m.
00:05:37.000If you feel like really bashing your head against the wall, you could get on the internet and debate with people about whether or not he's actually doing an illegal thing, because there are plenty of people out there that unironically say, no, this is perfectly fine, this is good, this is the proper Procedure.
00:06:18.000I think this is particularly egregious because the Biden administration, Biden came out there and was like, well, I was ready to secure our nation's borders, but congressional Republicans!
00:06:27.000And you want to be like, you made everything about Ukraine.
00:06:30.000You wouldn't get a border security bill through without funding Ukraine.
00:06:41.000I just think it's a reminder to the American people that Joe Biden lies all the time.
00:06:46.000He's constantly lying and I think that's the fact.
00:06:49.000I think Democrats should be aware of this too because what's interesting about this is that You know, if you if you're watching mainstream media coverage, they're like, well, he might face some backlash from people like they're expecting a pro immigration group to file a challenge to this in court.
00:07:03.000And that will be the thing, like people from the left, like left, I don't even know how far left Biden is, but they're expecting there to be an attack from people that would otherwise be supporting him.
00:07:12.000And it's stupid to me, because ultimately, this is him trying to say at the, you know, Way past the ninth hour at the 11th at the 12th hour.
00:07:23.000Hey, I took the border seriously and I wasn't the one who was able to do anything.
00:07:26.000So really we need Congress to take action when Congress, we know has tried to take action, maybe not enough, but it's just this weird like shift and skirt that the Biden administration does always.
00:07:36.000I mean, it's all about normies, right?
00:07:37.000So I just wonder how many normies are convinced by that.
00:07:43.000Oh, yeah, I was just gonna say, like, regardless of your position on borders, and I imagine I have a different one than some of you here at this table, and that's fine.
00:07:53.000But no, regardless, there's been a serious shift in kind of the Biden strategy, like you said, Hannah Clare, the ninth hour.
00:08:00.000So I'm curious, do you guys think that this is more indicative of desperation than, say, agreeing to the CNN debate?
00:08:07.000This is pretending to the public that there's a shift when his actual goal is to codify, to turn illegal immigration into legal immigration.
00:08:17.000So this is what we refer to as the Ellis Island strategy.
00:08:20.000This is what Chase Oliver and the Libertarian Party have advocated for.
00:08:22.000And there's a reason why we stopped doing it as long ago when we did.
00:08:26.000We have enemies of this country who have started attacking us.
00:09:05.000Then we said, okay, we need to bring everyone to a central port of entry, figure out who they are, and figure out if they're sick.
00:09:10.000We had a bunch of doctors and immigration specialists, people would come in, they'd check to make sure they weren't bringing diseases, and within a few hours, they'd say, okay, welcome to the United States, have a good time.
00:09:19.000Eventually, the numbers started to overwhelm Ellis Island, and they said, we can't really do this anymore.
00:09:25.000So we need a standardized and national legal process.
00:09:28.000Joe Biden is trying to bring back this, anyone can come in and go anywhere they want.
00:09:33.000Anyone who's paid attention to the past 20 years knows this does not work.
00:09:37.000Anybody who advocates for this system, like this is why we're very critical of the Libertarian Party, doesn't pay attention to modern history at all.
00:09:44.000The best example, of course, being Sweden.
00:09:46.000Sweden brought in a bunch of Somalis in the 90s and then said, you can go wherever you want.
00:10:24.000A few years ago, in Saudi Artalia, a gang of people, Somali, in a vehicle, I think they were the children of Somali refugees, with a full auto machine gun unloaded onto a bank, just spraying into the building.
00:10:37.000They don't see themselves as part of this country.
00:10:40.000It's happened in the UK, it's happened across Europe.
00:10:42.000The reason why we don't just have open borders is because we want people who come here to be given an opportunity.
00:10:48.000That means we need to find out where the best economic opportunity is, and you don't just say, come on in and go wherever you want.
00:10:54.000You end up with enclaves which isolate themselves and form states within states.
00:10:59.000You end up with pockets like in Minnesota where they say they're there to represent Somali interests in the United States.
00:11:05.000You are creating external groups within the United States who act in defiance and counter to our wishes as a nation, which causes problems.
00:11:15.000What Joe Biden's doing with the executive order is saying, What we all knew, it's illegal to cross the border.
00:11:20.000Go to a port of entry, fill out the paperwork.
00:11:22.000Now he's saying, I'm gonna shut this border down!
00:11:25.000Only 2,500 people are now allowed to cross the border every day.
00:11:29.000Which is, it's an amazing manipulation.
00:12:13.000And he's turning around and saying, Actually, you guys didn't agree with me and give me what you want and therefore you didn't offer a bipartisan solution.
00:12:19.000It's akin to a small child having a tantrum and still getting their way anyways.
00:12:23.000Like, I just think this is not of service to the American people and it shows you how little Joe Biden takes this seriously.
00:12:30.000This whole proclamation comes like two days after the New York Post report, I don't know if you guys saw this, where they That's not true.
00:12:36.000into the asylum cases. There's like 340,000 that have gotten dismissed.
00:12:42.000Not meaning that the people who were claiming asylum are deported, they just
00:12:45.000no longer have any kind of formal contact with the government. But they're
00:12:48.000still in America, they're just sort of in a limbo position making it, you know,
00:12:52.000easier for them to live in between and people say, oh they can't get work
00:12:56.000permits, like they're here illegally. That's not true, they're getting work
00:13:00.000This is the claim, though, because they're outside of the asylum.
00:13:02.000They're like, oh, well, now there's all kinds of—no, there's not.
00:13:04.000They're just here illegally doing the same thing as every other illegal immigrant.
00:13:07.000And this was something—it's essentially mass amnesty that the Biden administration has slipped by and is trying to ignore.
00:13:13.000Like, this is what's so frustrating, which is that the Biden administration caused this problem.
00:13:18.000Troy Neals had this statement today, Congressman Troy Neals from Texas, where he was like, all he had to do was leave what Trump had established in place and we would be OK.
00:13:26.000And instead— That's the most frustrating thing.
00:13:28.000The politicking that has gone on since the Trump administration in the attempt to just signal that Trump was wrong.
00:14:31.000The issue is his executive action is an opportunity for him to go on TV and say, the Republicans have blocked me, so I'll do it by executive order.
00:15:02.000Senator demands Biden end covert mass amnesty by dismissing thousands of immigration cases.
00:15:09.000This was the big news, also by Jenny Teer.
00:15:12.000Republican Senator Josh Hawley is pressuring the Biden administration to end its practice of dismissing thousands of asylum cases, effectively giving migrants mass amnesty.
00:15:21.000So the Post reported 350,000 migrants were simply released.
00:15:26.000Their charges evaporated from the system, meaning they now live here with
00:16:01.000It is legal limbo created by the Biden administration and they are creating a second class citizen base.
00:16:08.000These people are going to work under the table.
00:16:09.000They're not going to pay as many taxes because they're working under the table and they're just going to live here forever.
00:16:14.000That's the Biden administration and there's millions and millions of people more and they're going to be dismissing many more of these cases.
00:16:20.000I think the worst part is the fact that the Biden administration and again the Democrats have been Accusing anyone that that would say, hey, look, we have to stop this.
00:16:30.000You know, the argument has always been or has in the past 15, 20 years has been you're a bigot.
00:16:35.000It's not actually an argument about policy.
00:17:05.000I was worried for a little bit, but I think we're good now.
00:17:08.000The Post is reporting that Hawley sent a letter to Alejandro Mayorkas asking him to explain how they're tracking individuals after terminating their cases.
00:18:42.000Yeah, when they don't do anything, I like that.
00:18:46.000The only thing I don't really understand is why a lot of people that want strictly controlled borders want to just defer those powers to the federal monopoly, so the Feds have a monopoly power on it.
00:18:58.000To me, it's like there'd be much stricter border controls if that's your kind of thing.
00:19:02.000Because the Feds demand in Abbott or Arizona that Jan Brewer… It's because the Constitution mandates it.
00:19:13.000The federal government doesn't have the authority to do that.
00:19:16.000They do have power over naturalization, but not to create a border.
00:19:19.000I'm pretty sure the issue constitutionally between Texas and the federal government was that, and I think the Supreme Court ruled this, that it's not within the power of a state to deport.
00:19:31.000They say that, and then Abbott claimed that there's a constitutional prohibition that allows him to exert that if there's an invasion taking place.
00:19:39.000Whether it's an invasion, he's claiming that he has the ability and impetus to decide that.
00:19:44.000As far as immigration itself, the first time the Feds even claimed a monopoly on immigration authority was the 1875 Page Act.
00:20:02.000If we defer to states for immigration, then Arizona, Nevada, Texas, all these countries will build borders and set up checkpoints to keep people out from entering.
00:20:14.000And I'm talking about within the United States.
00:20:16.000Arizona especially, because California would instantly say, anyone can come.
00:20:21.000And then what they'll do is they'll bring them all in, give them California IDs and say, now go off into the land and wherever you want to go.
00:20:27.000And then you're going to end up with physical conflict.
00:20:31.000You had a Venezuelan illegal immigrant shoot two cops.
00:20:34.000Because we don't know who these people are.
00:20:36.000We don't know where they're coming from.
00:20:38.000What we do know is many of these people are criminals with criminal histories coming here to escape accountability in their home countries.
00:21:34.000But on the southern border, regardless of the composition of the legislature, whether it be Reagan, Reagan had a semi amnesty in 85 or whatever it was, and Trump hasn't shut it, didn't shut it down in his first administration.
00:21:45.000I see no reason to think that it will ever be shut down.
00:21:49.000That's not because of the federal policy.
00:21:51.000That's because there's the... Do you... Okay, I actually know.
00:21:54.000Do you believe that it's because it's not possible, or do you believe it's because the government lacks the will?
00:21:59.000Yeah, primarily the latter, which is why I think it's not possible.
00:22:02.000I mean, we don't have many people in Congress that would fight tooth and nail because of voter blocks.
00:22:08.000I think that that's it, even on the Republican side.
00:22:11.000This is one of the reasons why I'm strongly against illegal immigration, and we absolutely need to set a limit on immigration in general.
00:22:20.000California is a great example of how we got to where we are today.
00:22:26.000The simple analogy that I use every single time, it's got a real-world analog in California.
00:23:02.000They allowed a bunch of illegal immigrants in, granted amnesty, created people who had no ties to the community living in the state, and then when the state tried to shut down the welfare state, all of those people That now had connections to family members who were illegal immigrants or did not live in the country, like protested it.
00:23:21.000And then that was the end of California's Republican state.
00:23:25.000You let—and new citizens, we got 3.5 million new voters, new citizens now granted the right to vote since 2020, and they support Democrats 56%.
00:23:35.000You let people into your house who don't support your values and want to send money outside of your country, they're going to vote for it.
00:23:45.000Why would you let someone into your house who wants to take your stuff and sell it to vote for the ability to take your stuff and sell it?
00:23:52.000That's what's happening in this country right now.
00:23:54.000Our resources are being gutted and extracted.
00:23:59.000You look at that video in Boston where there was that black dude trying to go to the community center and the cops blocked him.
00:24:09.000The things that you build for your children are being given away because Democrats want open borders and that will be the end of this country.
00:24:18.000We are already to a point where Young Millennials, it was Tyler Hansen.
00:24:48.000Well, and it raises the need for citizenship and civic participation as a component of voting, right?
00:24:59.000I guess I don't totally understand your position, in part because I would be happy if the states did more to secure the borders.
00:25:04.000Under our current administration, they're saying, no, you can't do that, right?
00:25:08.000But if we're going to have a federal government, which again, I agree with you, maybe the federal government shouldn't have a monopoly on controlling the border, but I would much rather see our forces, both our military resources and our literal personnel forces, at the border securing the country we all are a part of than being like, well, it's cool.
00:25:26.000I think ultimately we forget that immigration affects how our culture develops over time and to say, It's cool to show up is not the same thing as maintaining a strong and civic minded population.
00:25:39.000And to be just clear here, it's not my ideal for it to be kicked back to the states, although I think that would be better than the status quo, especially for places like Texas and Nevada, and I'm sorry, Arizona.
00:26:58.000Yeah, but if that's the case, then why would you respect a state having the same powers?
00:27:03.000I don't respect it, but compared to the status quo, I do, because number one, I think it's constitutional, and number two, I'm a radical decentralist, and that's a better thing to me than allowing Washington, D.C.
00:27:52.000The problem now is modern technology is clashing with the system.
00:27:57.000Population expansion makes it very, very difficult to manage any of this.
00:28:01.000But I guess the libertarians who are in favor of national divorce and decentralization will likely get their wish because this system can't exist.
00:28:10.000And I'm not saying it shouldn't or should.
00:28:52.000So I'm gonna say this and I'm not saying that it's about like murderous stuff and I don't want people to like to make this weird thing.
00:29:02.000But like, when the Nazis were clearly going to lose World War Two, they decided to turn up the the ovens and throw more and kill more Jews.
00:29:12.000It's almost as if they have the same thing.
00:29:13.000It's like, it's like the Biden administration is like, we're gonna lose power.
00:29:17.000So we just have to shove as many people in as well.
00:29:21.000They may be thinking, we are going to lose.
00:29:23.000It's not and we need to shatter the country.
00:29:25.000We need to shatter the country so that we can control the portion that we've cracked off from it.
00:29:32.000I mean, the thing about all, I would include some unrestricted forms of legal immigration, but definitely illegal immigration is about, in my opinion, replacing the population that's here and making a collection of people who feel indebted to you and or as though you are the one who's going to be more likely to, you know, potentially grant them whatever they need.
00:29:54.000And that's actually kind of abusive, in my opinion.
00:29:56.000The Biden administration, I think you're totally right.
00:29:59.000I think they are looking down at the final, Six months of his term and saying we got to make stuff happen fast.
00:30:05.000One of the things I had always heard was that Biden would grant mass amnesty in the final months of his administration after the election just to sort of give the next president a headache to deal with and to be able to say, well, look at me.
00:30:18.000I'm more compassionate than the Republicans were.
00:30:20.000I think this is the kind of thing that should anger average Americans.
00:30:25.000I always accept the fact that the average American has a lot on their plate.
00:30:28.000It's extremely difficult to afford anything right now.
00:30:32.000Monitoring our nation's immigration system might not be the top priority.
00:30:37.000Any time the government has gone after you for your taxes or anything else, you should look at this and say, actually, they don't like me.
00:30:44.000They like people who aren't from this country and for the most part, economically, are probably not invested in our long-term national growth.
00:30:51.000They're invested in individuals, in their individual security and also sending money to family members in other countries, which I don't see as a positive thing.
00:31:01.000The Biden administration was always going to be trying to virtue signal on these issues and it's always going to come at the cost of the American citizen.
00:31:11.000Any kind of policy that is essentially disregarding the law overall.
00:31:20.000They apparently don't apply to anyone that's currently in the administration and they don't matter to people that aren't in the administration because they'll just make some stuff up if they want to talk to you in jail.
00:31:37.000So, I mean, the fact that the law has kind of It's frustrating because it is really, really hard to see it as any other way, and it's not something that's new either.
00:31:52.000You know, some kind of thing that conservatives have been talking about just now piping up about 20 years ago, 15 years ago, conservatives were like, look, the media is against us.
00:32:09.000And then it was like, well, OK, maybe now we've got literally The government trying to put the leading candidate, the actual leading candidate, in jail.
00:32:21.000So... Yeah, they'll print headlines like this and then the next one will be, this is proof that no one is above the law.
00:33:27.000What's your take on the work permit situation?
00:33:30.000Well, I don't acknowledge that, again, the federal government has any leeway when it
00:33:35.000comes to regulatory authority over immigration.
00:33:37.000But at the same time, this is clearly breaking the law.
00:33:40.000So when it comes to the law and arbitrary dictatorial powers that are akin to like a 17th century emperor, I guess I'll side with the former if I have to pick between those two.
00:33:50.000But again, you know, it's just clear how arbitrary this government is.
00:33:55.000It would make a lot of the founders blush when they're talking about condemning the British government, how arbitrary we are now, I think.
00:34:02.000Do you think that's the challenge that libertarians have?
00:34:04.000Like you're saying, ideologically, I don't think that this should happen, but practically, this is the challenge we're facing.
00:34:08.000I feel like libertarians, and we see this played out on a lot of issues, have high ideals, but then they have to face reality, and sometimes it doesn't apply.
00:34:16.000That's the libertarian quandary on a lot of things, that's to be sure.
00:34:22.000Well, to reconcile it, I tried to dictate in my head what the moral extension to every issue is, and then just take things in a relative sense.
00:34:31.000I think some things are better than others.
00:34:33.000I would rather have a constitutionally limited government that's actually adhered to compared to an arbitrary despot, for instance, although I'm not convinced.
00:34:41.000I think that's kind of a utopian belief that there is a limited government, at least in the U.S., and I think the last decade is very big proof of it.
00:34:50.000See, we were having this conversation with Michael Rechtenwald, and I don't believe he gave us an actual answer, or a sufficient one.
00:34:57.000And then I had the conversation with Michael Malice, and he gave a much more well-thought-out answer, but still one that I found lacking.
00:35:04.000We were talking about the privatization of police, and the monopolization of power and violence.
00:35:09.000And I was saying that a private police force won't work.
00:35:14.000Police are… they act as arbiters, they exert authority to enforce law, and then you are brought before a judge and, depending, a jury, to figure out the extent of this.
00:35:28.000Now, the system is broken because there's too many people.
00:35:45.000That being said, the idea of privatizing police literally makes no sense at all.
00:35:49.000And I've never been given any logical or coherent answer.
00:35:53.000Michael Recton-Wall's response was, you would just have different police departments in your area and you would choose which one to pay for.
00:36:01.000And I'm like, so what happens when, you know, Jim- Jurisdiction.
00:36:06.000So Jim comes to, you've got two towns, you've got Springfield and Shelbyville.
00:36:10.000Jim from Springfield goes to Shelbyville and punches a guy in the face, and then flees.
00:36:15.000Shelbyville calls their police, the police go to Springfield and say, that guy punched our guy in the face, and he goes, help, police, strangers from the town over, a private company are trying to kidnap me.
00:36:24.000And then his police confront those police.
00:36:27.000Michael Maus's response was, mafias negotiate all the time.
00:36:44.000You can, in the scale of government we have now, there is no logical system in which we say, Different factions of armed, authorized individuals will enforce laws based on how we want them to be in our jurisdiction.
00:36:58.000But Tim, it happens all the time today in terms of like insurance disputes.
00:37:02.000For instance, if you have like State Farm and Allstate and we have dispute, you know, it goes to our insurance providers and they... Are people happy with their insurance companies right now?
00:37:11.000I don't know, but I don't think they're happy with the cops either.
00:37:23.000I think if we're going to be talking about solutions to the problems we're seeing, there should at least be a sound, logical, here's the map, here's the morality, this works.
00:37:32.000But the idea of saying insurance companies negotiate all the time and mafias negotiate all the time, it's like, everyone hates their insurance company.
00:37:40.000Insurance companies deny claims all the time.
00:37:42.000You're gonna call your private police force and say, a guy robbed me, and they're gonna say, and?
00:37:45.000And you're gonna be like, what am I paying you for?
00:38:37.000And then you run into the problem of private companies will try to cut costs at every corner and deny you claims and do their best to make sure you keep paying without them giving you anything.
00:38:48.000So then you run to the jurisdictional crisis of You know, I watched a viral video today of city police and sheriffs were getting into a fight over jurisdiction because a sheriff didn't inform the local cops what was going on.
00:39:01.000But then you have higher branches of government at the state level that oversees all of them to prevent shootouts between two private organizations.
00:39:10.000So, like, even in a circumstance where you have private police, it ends with them mandating you pay.
00:39:28.000And then it became public over time, because the monopolization of the system, not because people were forced to do it, everyone just kind of agreed, like, well yeah, you gotta have a fire department.
00:39:36.000The problem is, if my house burns down and I don't pay for the emblem, then your house burns down next, because the fire spreads.
00:39:43.000So it's like, no, we have to have fire and safety and security.
00:39:47.000I certainly don't agree with taxing everybody 56% or whatever, but yeah, I don't see a reality in which we would allow...
00:39:55.000non-citizens to come into this country, work and do whatever they want, and displace the labor.
00:40:04.000Everyone's favorite argument when it comes to libertarians.
00:40:07.000If me and my buddy put together a road and we build it, and then you start allowing illegal immigrants to come onto the property, and I say, stop, and then they're like, deal with it.
00:40:19.000Because you are bringing these people onto my road?
00:40:23.000Now my costs go up because you are violating my rights.
00:40:26.000So why should I have to deal with that?
00:40:29.000I like the idea of limited government, but I like the idea of adjudication where I can say, hey, we have an agreement that you don't bring these people in because when they use my roads as wear and tear, we pay for it, we maintain it, we allow people to use it within limited reason, but you let people come on, now it's destroying it, I'm going to ask the court to tell you to stop.
00:40:50.000That seems to work pretty well in my opinion.
00:40:52.000I'll say there's a lot of industries that are much less regulated than roads and we somehow make do with them very well, like groceries and things like that.
00:41:00.000In many places the roads, you know, food markets, in many places the roads work very well, almost completely privatized, like in Japan where the company JR, you know, builds out a lot of those roads.
00:41:12.000I think food is more regulated than roads.
00:41:17.000And even if it is, a lot of the times governments contract with independent, you know, road builders to build the roads anyways.
00:41:23.000So you're kind of conceding that, you know, private contractors build these roads anyways.
00:41:29.000Right, and it's maintained through, like, there's a government inspector who comes in to make sure the road's working, and if it's not working, then people complain and they bring it to their city, the city then has a budget pooled from people's resources.
00:41:39.000You think they're held more accountable than if it was a private entity?
00:42:14.000Private company comes, says, it's our road, we have the rights to parking, you gotta pay what we demand or else.
00:42:19.000And I'm like, well, why did we do this?
00:42:21.000Why did we allow private entities to control our roads, and then tow my car, and then when I go to the government and say, why was my car towed?
00:42:28.000They go, we don't handle that, that's a private company.
00:43:47.000So it's funny watching, like, Jenna Ellis, you know, talk about Trump or whatever, and, like, she has some critical comments about something.
00:43:55.000I tweeted, facetiously, I hope Trump goes to jail.
00:43:58.000And then I commented in a video game, I'm, like, just trolling.
00:44:02.000And it's kind of a neutral statement, because if Trump goes to jail, his polls go up, his donations go up.
00:44:06.000So it's kind of like, well, yeah, whatever.
00:44:07.000Literally, we don't want him to go to jail.
00:44:09.000And then she made some comment like, these people are so dumb.
00:44:11.000And I'm like, lady, you cried on TV and blamed Trump for everything.
00:44:15.000These people deserve prison, and I hope nobody backs them up.
00:44:19.000However, in all seriousness, Wisconsin is now adding to criminal charges of Trump's lawyers.
00:44:26.000So understand where we are as a country.
00:44:28.000Joe Biden is granting amnesty to noncitizens.
00:44:31.000And regardless of your position, maybe you were for open borders.
00:44:35.000Well, it has to be done through the will of the people and the law.
00:44:39.000Congress is how we implement these things.
00:47:13.000At the very least, they'll be like, I may not be a lawyer, but that seems wrong.
00:47:18.000You know, I feel like that's the sense people would have.
00:47:21.000In every conflict, in every country, most people don't care.
00:47:25.000Name a confident history, people don't care.
00:47:27.000People care about where's the food coming from.
00:47:29.000When they wake up, what am I having for breakfast?
00:47:31.000Revolutions start when food prices are too high, not when politicians are involved in scandals.
00:47:36.000So right now, the real crisis is political instability combined with a crumbling economy.
00:47:42.000What they're doing with the border is exacerbating the economic crisis, seemingly intentionally.
00:47:48.000I think You know, I look at what the Biden administration is doing as the cartoon where, you know, Goofy or whatever's on the boat, and a hole pops, and he's, you know, and then he puts his finger in it, and another hole pops, and he puts his finger in it, and then he puts his toe in it.
00:48:03.000They're trying to maintain their international liberal economic order power, and they can't.
00:48:09.000So they are effectively just breaking the system instead of... You know, I look at it this way.
00:48:16.000Donald Trump, his plans and policies will probably result in Americans working harder, but having more and having security along with what they have.
00:48:25.000The Democrat uniparty policy was, bomb other countries, establish petrodollar dominance, and then we can keep printing dollars forever, and our economy will be strong because we have guns pointed at everybody.
00:48:38.000It's been faltering for the past 20 or so years, getting worse and worse and worse, with Iraq and Afghanistan, and now today with Ukraine, it is failing.
00:48:50.000I look at it and I'm thinking, Donald Trump's probably got it right.
00:48:53.000Secure the border, bring our jobs back, start producing things at home, because we are not going to maintain the liberal economic order anymore.
00:49:01.000The United States does not produce enough to maintain its economic standards.
00:49:07.000If you go the Biden path, The hegemonic power of the United States crumbles.
00:49:17.000And then you have crumbled infrastructure.
00:49:21.000No means of starting up your economy again.
00:49:24.000You go with Trump, you secure the border, you bring factories back, you bring jobs back, you start developing chips.
00:49:29.000I know Joe Biden also has made moves for the Chips Act, Arizona, etc.
00:49:33.000Trump got rid of TPP, Trans-Pacific Partnership.
00:49:36.000Start focusing on this country, working to protect its people and finding jobs, improving our culture, educating young people, and then when the liberal economic order collapses, and it will, we will be safe, secure, and producing things that generate value and keep our economy healthy.
00:49:53.000Yeah, I'm with you on the importance of the kitchen table issue compared to almost any of this other stuff to the average voter.
00:49:59.000But, I mean, the people that pay attention, I know blue dog Democrats hand it clear to your point that, like, they say, why does this keep happening?
00:50:05.000Like, I don't like Trump, but let's just let it play out.
00:50:08.000And that's not, you know, the hardcore base necessarily.
00:50:12.000You know, this is a generation that watched James Clapper lie under oath about NSA data collection and watched, you know, Sandy Berger stuff documents from the National Archives down his pants and get off on probation.
00:50:24.000Like, they know, some people know that there's something wrong with them.
00:50:27.000Those people are, there's like seven of them.
00:50:31.000Like, not kidding around, most people, like, think about man on the street stuff, that's 95% of America.
00:50:41.000But there are, there are the remnant that does... When it comes to the people that are politically aware, yes, there are some, and there are, this audience obviously is more politically aware than the average.
00:50:52.000YouTube has more politically aware people than the rest of, you know, than other social media sites.
00:50:59.000That doesn't mean that there are enough to make a difference, because there aren't.
00:51:05.000Because if there were, they'd have done it, right?
00:51:08.000Like, I love a lot of libertarian ideas and stuff like that, but the Libertarian Party hasn't done anything.
00:51:15.000The closest thing they've done He's got Donald Trump to look at him and be like, hey, you guys have some ideas that I could work with if you'll vote for me.
00:52:06.000Now, I'm not saying it's a guarantee that he will or that he can, but he has done more to make overtures towards libertarians than any Any actual presidential candidate, save for the man Ron Paul himself, who else has done it that hasn't been running for the Libertarians?
00:52:34.000If you're in a blue state, vote for Chase.
00:52:37.000Well, I was just going to say, does that lead you to believe, to grant some credence to Angela and perhaps the Libertarian Party spearheading this thing if that gets consummated, potentially?
00:53:01.000If I can convince at least one woke person to vote Trump, I guess, or whatever.
00:53:04.000I want to speculate a little bit about which Libertarian Trump would put in his cabinet, because I think there are some, you know, registered Republicans, but like Thomas Massey is a Libertarian, right?
00:53:16.000I'm curious to know who this Libertarian is, because I agree with you, I think Donald Trump would come through, but I want to know who it is.
00:53:23.000I think that if the Libertarian Party is smart, They would get Justin Amash or someone like that.
00:53:31.000Most likely Justin because he's trying to get into the Senate anyways, right?
00:53:35.000Do you know what position you'd want to see him in, in terms of the cabinet?
00:54:06.000If Donald Trump actually would get rid of the Department of Education, like you said, then that would mean that that one's off the table because I'm just going to be gone.
00:54:44.000It's like, hey, a massive private company took over our parking and we are going to super chat, like, Hal Galey saying, that's a corporation.
00:55:18.000So at least there's a constitution within government and limits and oversight which grants me some protection from nefarious private actors.
00:55:26.000But nothing's more utopian than saying that that's consistently applied, and we see it in the Trump case.
00:55:31.000But I'm just saying that there's problems from the utopian perspective by thinking limited government is going to continually limit itself because the words on the parchment are your ideas.
00:55:56.000Firing 59 Tomahawk missiles into Syria was stupid.
00:55:59.000They targeted an airport, and Syria had forewarning that it was going to happen, so I don't think there was any injuries, which was a weird, stupid thing.
00:56:06.000They say Donald Trump increased drone strikes.
00:56:08.000Well, yeah, as you're withdrawing your troop presence and you want to maintain security, you're going to use drones, and that's a good short-term answer to pulling our troops out.
00:56:16.000Donald Trump negotiating peace agreements in the Middle East.
00:56:18.000Donald Trump negotiating peace with North Korea.
00:56:21.000And then I talk to libertarians, and they're booing and screaming and smashing the wall saying Trump bad.
00:56:25.000And I'm like, dude, if you want to live in a utopia, Where an empire built over 100 years is dismantled in two seconds, go play Civilization, enter in a consul command that disables empire and dissolves one of your enemy nations.
00:56:40.000If you want to live in the real world, you have to recognize that the best thing we've gotten in 40 years in terms of ending war has been Donald Trump.
00:56:48.000And there are libertarians who are like, no, boo.
00:56:50.000And I'm like, okay, then live in your utopia and win nothing.
00:58:33.000Many alternatives were talked to and turned it down and he was considered one of the most prominent ones that were, you know, were considered for it.
00:58:42.000He's brilliant on on wokeness, DEI, ESG, stuff like that.
00:58:45.000Can you maybe tell me why Chase Oliver was appealing to the old Guard of Liberians?
00:58:50.000Because it's interesting to me that, like, I know it was kind of contentious this year, but you reelected Angela, the Mises chair, which is fascinating.
00:58:58.000But then still you're saying, you know, ultimately there were enough people supporting non-Mises candidates to pick this guy.
00:59:07.000He's definitely not someone I would pick, but obviously I'm not a member of the party.
00:59:10.000I don't know what the internal working's like.
00:59:12.000No, I can totally understand that confusion.
00:59:37.000And then another reason is that Angela actually has, you wouldn't know it from Twitter all the time, but she has a broad amount of appeal from a lot of what we call friendlies or people that are kind of indisposed.
00:59:47.000So I can understand the confusion behind that.
00:59:49.000Yeah, because I definitely feel like the things that I've heard about the Libertarian Party is definitely embracing of the Mises Caucus, but it is interesting that then you have this guy who I don't think is very representational of that segment of the party.
01:00:02.000But it does speak to the fact that libertarian as a party actually has to bridge a greater divide ideologically than maybe other, you know, Republicans or Green Party or, you know, whatever else.
01:00:14.000The Libertarians nominated the pro-vaccine mandate guy.
01:00:18.000I don't know if he ever explicitly said that, but he did push COVID propaganda at the height of the COVID regime.
01:00:24.000He said he opposes the government mandating it, but he's for businesses being allowed to mandate.
01:00:29.000And anybody who was paying attention would know that, anybody who has a memory, the mandates were actually private.
01:00:34.000The reason—so it was actually, by choice, many venues, many businesses were choosing vaccine mandates.
01:00:42.000There were health guidelines that were never enforced.
01:00:45.000You couldn't sue the government for it.
01:00:46.000The private businesses would just say, no, we require it because we choose to.
01:00:50.000So I actually don't think that should be allowed.
01:00:54.000I think there should be public agreements as to if you're going to occupy space that is shared by people and provide a service, you can't arbitrarily ban people and create things like... And this is exactly why.
01:01:07.000We don't want to live in a world where People form coalitions and then decide, like, okay, we're all private entities and we hereby agree, libertarians, anybody who supports Mises, anybody who supports Rothbard, you cannot buy burgers from our restaurants, you cannot use our trains, you cannot use our buses.
01:01:25.000I'm like, no, no, no, no, that's going to create conflict and violence.
01:01:29.000We should not allow arbitrary distinctions like that.
01:01:32.000It should be, you can kick anybody out if they're causing a disturbance, if they're violent, if they're refusing to pay, call police, we'll figure it out.
01:01:40.000But the idea that we allowed private entities to mandate a medical procedure And it was private.
01:01:46.000A lot of it was forced by the hand of government, let's be clear, or caused in lieu of the government propaganda being pushed and then those businesses adapted to that propaganda.
01:01:56.000A lot of it does have its root in the state and Fauci and the NIH.
01:02:00.000Private music venues is a really great example.
01:02:29.000And as soon as that comes on the table, everyone locks down.
01:02:33.000And that is still a function of the state, the fear that there will be action.
01:02:37.000But you take a look at cultural forces that I think that we want to restrict.
01:02:44.000Colbert going on his show and doing segments called The Vaccine, mocking and belittling, and you ended up with private actors choosing to lock down.
01:02:53.000So I say, no, you can't mandate medical procedures.
01:02:58.000But libertarians – I feel that many of them are very much the same as communists in that – and I do agree with a lot of the actual intelligent, well-read libertarians.
01:03:12.000The Ron Paul libertarians tend to get it more correctly.
01:03:15.000The other libertarians who nominate people like Chase are, I am completely OK with oppression, suppression, and violence so long as it comes from private actors.
01:04:18.000The point was look we consider government a necessary evil.
01:04:23.000And so that was very foundational to the U.S.
01:04:26.000But the problem is you've got a situation where the tension now is between people that think that the government is a People that think of the government that we have, which is the largest government in human history, they think that it doesn't have enough power and it doesn't have enough reach.
01:04:43.000So I love libertarian ideas, but we got a long way to go before I start to get towards libertarian ideas.
01:04:51.000I think libertarian ideas of like sound currency and ending foreign wars are good ideas.
01:04:56.000But I think the general, you know, absolute privatization makes literally no sense.
01:05:01.000I accept that when you decentralize a system and you go into private markets, you have less corruption, but the coalescing of power happens rapidly, and then you end up with a different kind of government.
01:05:12.000So the benefit to decentralizing is that you get a period of competition, which improves things, and then you end up with a monopoly again in the end, because power coalesces, regardless of whether it's government or not.
01:05:25.000Like I said, fire departments didn't used to be public.
01:05:26.000They were private, but then eventually ubiquity turned them public.
01:05:30.000Well, the monopolies are being built actively by the state regulatory apparatuses.
01:05:35.000Because they grant trade privileges to certain companies.
01:05:38.000They don't even allow, for instance, you know, competitors to, you know, the big pharma companies to come to market.
01:05:44.000Sometimes it takes years and years and years, and there's 20-year patents on many of the drugs to come to market.
01:05:50.000It's why you see certain pharma giants just consolidate all this power, and there's only, what, five or six of them that we can name, maybe.
01:05:57.000The same thing happens in other industries and telecommunications.
01:06:00.000To be fair, when it comes to like pharma and stuff like that, I understand it's real popular to beat up on pharma, but it's not like, you know, doing the things that pharmaceutical companies do is not cost intensive.
01:06:15.000It's not like it's something that you can just, I'm going to start up a pharmaceutical company to make generics.
01:06:21.000I mean, it takes major, major investments.
01:06:23.000This is a really good point brought up by Hal Gailey in Super Chat saying, you've already argued it's not your choice to ban guns in venues for your events because your hand is forced.
01:06:31.000You argue the opposite on vaccine mandates?
01:07:11.000This is why we need a government action that says you cannot require vaccines and medical treatment for public accommodation.
01:07:22.000Because what happens is, and this is literally what happens, Insurance company for the business says, Hey, look, we, there's a pandemic going on.
01:07:30.000We don't want to take the risk that someone files a lawsuit against you.
01:07:34.000We don't know what's going to happen, but we don't want to assume that risk.
01:07:37.000So we want you to require people to get vaccinated during this pandemic.
01:08:44.000Not that we've found in this area, but even then, regardless of that, insurance companies won't allow it.
01:08:51.000So if we want to buy a building that costs a million dollars, and we don't have a million dollars, because we want to run a business, we get a loan from the bank.
01:08:57.000The bank says, OK, but we want the building insured.
01:08:58.000Because if you don't have insurance and it burns down, we're out the money.
01:09:14.000And then one day, someone, I don't know, farts next to a blow dryer or something, a fire starts, and then the building burns down, and now you have nothing.
01:09:23.000So it's incredibly difficult to navigate a system of private entities that are all intertwined with each other.
01:09:29.000That's why I think it is good that we come together and say, okay, We recognize insurance is something you need.
01:09:35.000We recognize—you know, how about we do this?
01:09:38.000We pass a law saying no private entity can deny you service because you're expressing your Second Amendment right.
01:09:48.000Pass a law saying insurance companies, security companies, and any business cannot deny you service based on your allowing people to express their constitutional rights.
01:10:32.000If it messes with their coffee, pass a law.
01:10:36.000I just think at some point when the government steps in to do that, it starts a precedent by which many more arbitrary precedents will then be passed.
01:10:51.000Like, if the state starts to do that with private property, they've restricted private property in other cases, citing that precedent.
01:10:59.000That's only an argument of culture, not an argument of law.
01:11:01.000We have laws to say, like, you shouldn't force—you know, we've talked about this with gender-affirming care.
01:11:07.000We call those child sex changes, by the way.
01:11:10.000And the left thinks that—they have an inverted view.
01:11:14.000Well, I mean, they're hypocrites who don't understand what they're talking about, because they say, my body, my choice, but then they're, you know, pro-vaccine mandate, but also pro-choice.
01:11:41.000It doesn't mean that if someone tried to seek an alternative cancer therapy, the government should intervene and stop the parents.
01:11:47.000When we say, somebody thinks it's medical care to give their kid drugs and hormones and surgery, we say, no, and the government should stop them from doing it.
01:11:56.000But then you have someone who says, okay, a family wants to seek an alternative treatment for their kid's disease outside of big pharma.
01:12:04.000Should the government intervene and stop them?
01:12:09.000Why should we have the government intervene in the issue of child sex changes and not intervene when someone's making a medical choice outside of the confines of corporate medicine?
01:12:18.000It's because we have a moral line where we recognize, well, parents may want to try experimental or alternate medicines, and they may have a reason to try that, but we also recognize that child sex changes are extremely detrimental.
01:12:31.000The left says, no, the government should not intervene.
01:12:35.000In fact, the left's version is, if the parents try to stop the kid from getting a sex change, the government should intervene and arrest the parents and take the kid away.
01:12:42.000So, when it comes to issues of law, it's culture matters more.
01:12:46.000And I was mentioning this earlier in a segment, Wade Stotts, who has this great segment about how the Constitution is dead, argues that when you begin to write down your laws is when things are getting bad.
01:12:56.000You don't need to write things down if everyone's doing the right thing.
01:13:00.000You write them down when people begin doing the bad thing, and you need to show them, stop doing this.
01:13:04.000And so that's where we're getting to that point.
01:13:07.000If we said, It should be illegal for an insurance company to deny you because you're customers or you express your constitutional rights.
01:13:37.000But if you have a weak culture, government will do whatever it wants, regardless of what your rules and laws are, and that's where we're currently at.
01:13:43.000Breitbart was right when he said politics is downstream from culture.
01:14:16.000You have these billboards that are now live, and we're talking about five days after, not even a full week after Donald Trump, including a weekend, so we have like three working business days, to get four people, designed billboards, uploaded, ready to go, sold, etc.
01:14:35.000It is literally, physically possible But it is extremely improbable.
01:14:43.000When I said you can't get them done this fast, if the word came out that Trump was convicted...
01:14:49.000And I told, instantly, I said to my graphic design team, we need billboard designs for former Trump voters who are saying they won't vote for convicted felons.
01:15:16.000Then I have to contact my broker, figure out what billboards are available for sale, figure out the total price point, negotiate the price point, and then buy them.
01:15:28.000Likely not happening in three business days.
01:15:30.000I know because we've spent millions on billboards across the country over the past couple of years.
01:15:42.000Before the convictions even came out, this organization likely already had pre-purchased billboard space, likely already had people lined up with these statements, and already had everything pre-planned.
01:15:55.000Then when the verdict dropped, they called the broker and said, turn the turn the billboards on.
01:16:02.000When they do polls, all they have to do is get someone's name that says that I won't vote, and then they can put whoever's picture, doesn't matter.
01:16:09.000They have a name that matches a quote, doesn't matter if the person's the same or not, so they just take people that they polled and throw it out.
01:16:16.000It's likely these people are who they say they are, and it's likely they've sworn these statements, but that means...
01:16:22.000Look, if you want me to believe that within five days of — so, the day Trump's found guilty, they're running the phones and saying, get me people who will swear this statement.
01:16:32.000You expect me to believe they found four people, designed the billboards, got it all set up in three working — in three business days?
01:16:38.000Well, and the PAC behind it, the Republican Accountability PAC, you know, already has a vendetta if you're looking at their website, which I just pulled up.
01:16:45.000You know, they're saying we're Republicans and conservatives who hate what Donald Trump has done to the Republican Party.
01:16:51.000Like, I bet all of these people posted photos and were willing to say, like, I'm a former Trump voter and I'm not voting for him.
01:17:11.000There's no way this was organic, and I bet you, Tim, that they had a completely different set for if he wasn't convicted for their messaging.
01:17:43.000And again, it's the Republican accountability pact, meaning that these are other Republicans.
01:17:49.000It's interesting that this is, like, how weird this segment of the party, and I don't think it's the majority, is.
01:17:55.000They are, like, they're so fearful of Donald Trump that even in a moment where you could say, hey, this trial was really bad, like, he deserves at the very minimum an appeal.
01:18:04.000They're like, nope, don't vote for that guy.
01:18:17.000They're being like, we live in a country that has 25% of the world's prison population and we're actively working for prison abolition and now you're running billboards attacking a man for being a felon when we've literally been fighting for the rights of convicted felons for the past, you know, several decades or whatever.
01:18:35.000I have to imagine, if the Democrats' position is that we should grant felons rights and all of these things, then attacking someone for being a felon seems kind of hypocritical.
01:18:45.000This is one I think is happening a lot for Democrats or people who identify under the umbrella of Democrats right now.
01:18:51.000You're completely right, this idea that they have been like, our criminal justice system is wrong, and too many people are convicted, and now they have to be like, I think I'm on Donald Trump's side.
01:19:08.000With the, like, no pride until we're done with this genocide, like, Palestine rally.
01:19:14.000I mean, it is interesting how many things in this election the Democrats are having to reconcile on.
01:19:19.000I mean, we're talking about the civil libertarians.
01:19:21.000There are ideological issues that, because the party spans sort of a wide bridge, they have to reconcile on.
01:19:27.000But the Democrats are having to look at themselves and say, We were against the way the criminal justice system operates, but now they're telling us that actually, in this case, it was all right.
01:20:31.000And I hope that the American people can see, hey, look, when we actually discuss policy, we can have policies that do help, you know, to some degree.
01:21:01.000an election year. I feel like at that point it's just get on sides and get
01:21:05.000behind these personalities. But I do think to a certain extent you know the
01:21:08.000concept of a single issue voter becomes really relevant to me here. It's like
01:21:12.000it's easy for me to say on certain issues like I would never vote for
01:21:14.000someone who's on the opposite side of this issue. First Amendment, like I mean
01:21:17.000that's simple. Right and I think there probably are people on the left side of
01:21:22.000the political spectrum that are saying like this is my biggest issue.
01:21:26.000Yeah, they're like, she's a racist or no.
01:21:27.000Or I'm thinking the opposite, like, I believe that the criminal justice system is corrupt and targets too many people and they're having to confront these trials and say, like, if I really believe that.
01:21:36.000It's not all of them, but I think there are some people who will say, like, I don't know if I can align myself here.
01:21:41.000Just like, like, that should be the purpose of elections, right?
01:21:45.000Look your party in the face and say, are you actually supporting things that I supported or do I need to move somewhere else?
01:21:50.000Instead, I think we get a lot of like, don't talk about the policies so that we can be like, you should wear our letter and wear our jersey and come to our rallies.
01:21:58.000And that's that's the opposite of what the voters should be really discerning right now.
01:22:02.000This election is definitely, you know, a referendum by either side on both.
01:22:09.000Everyone that is not on the conservative side hates Joe Biden and vice versa.
01:22:14.000And there's such a vanishingly small amount of people that could be persuaded.
01:22:20.000I think this portion of Republicans is a subsection that's getting smaller and smaller.
01:22:25.000You see it more and more as it goes on.
01:22:27.000The Mar-a-Lago raid, I think that kicked a lot of it off.
01:22:31.000A lot of the contentious debates and the The primary.
01:22:34.000I mean, when Nikki Haley is coming out and actually trying to get in Trump's good graces, it could mean she's just angling for a cabinet position.
01:22:41.000But that tells me something when even Nikki Haley is not, like, doubling down on some of this stuff.
01:22:47.000I just don't like these political stunts anymore, right?
01:23:01.000Again, I think this pack was already aware of who you were.
01:23:05.000What was the actual thing that turned you away from Trump?
01:23:07.000Because that could be a productive conversation.
01:23:10.000But instead, it's like, actually, we've all decided for this, you know, we all coincidentally decided this was the one thing just in time to have our faces on a billboard.
01:24:11.000Let's grab one last second with us from the post-millennial.
01:24:14.000Black Panther's founding member backs Trump for president.
01:24:17.000Hilliard said the former president has always been a friend of African Americans.
01:24:21.000On Monday, writer and TikToker Carol Mitchell sat down with Black Panther's founding member David Hilliard to discuss his support for Trump.
01:24:28.000The 82-year-old former revolutionary said he wanted to see the former president back in charge, calling him an ally of the black population.
01:26:19.000So in your opinion, Trump has always been, now that he has these 34 counts of being a felon, Trump has always been part of the black community or familiarized at least with the black community.
01:26:44.000So in your opinion, sir, your valued opinion, why do you think they put all these charges on Trump and they're afraid of him to be president?
01:27:12.000And I think Trump would be able to get us off this government thing and get us to making our own money, you know, because he knows how to make money.
01:29:15.000I mean, look, Trump supporters, Trump supporters like any, just like Trump, they like anyone that supports Trump, which is, I mean, to be honest with you, considering the situation really boils down to, you know, left twix or right twix, if you're going to pick one, just be like, hey, yeah, okay.
01:29:34.000Well, it's just, like, he's so calm about it, right?
01:29:37.000He's like, no, he's always been a friend, liked that guy, knew him as a college student.
01:29:40.000Like, again, I would like maybe some fact-checking, but it is also interesting that this is something he feels comfortable saying publicly.
01:29:47.000I don't know if we need any fact-checking.
01:29:49.000If this guy is saying he knew Trump and Trump was nice to him and they're friends and he supports him, that's all that matters.
01:30:02.000It's fascinating either way, though, because again, there is an attitude, I think, especially among progressives, that minorities are in the bag, they're voters, they'll vote for us no matter what, and I just don't think that's true anymore, and I don't think it ever should have been true.
01:30:20.000You know, Black Panther is kind of an extremist organization.
01:30:24.000So it's interesting that one of their, you know, founding members, if that's who he is, you know, would come out and say like, no, I've always liked him.
01:30:32.000Because I think, again, it goes against the narrative that actually, you know, what did Joe Biden say?
01:30:37.000You're not black if you're not voting for me.
01:30:51.000So the polls are showing that under 49 years old, it's like 30 plus percent Trump.
01:30:57.000You look at a lot of these artists, you look at a lot of these Man in the Street videos, younger people in the black community are straight up just like Trump.
01:32:25.000I have a hard time, I still have a hard time trusting the voter rolls and how things are going to go.
01:32:33.000Even though I know it's broken up, there's like a bunch of different, you know, every state does their own voter roll and stuff, but it's still, it's frustrating.
01:32:43.000I haven't studied these demographics whatsoever.
01:32:46.000I mean, I feel confident he's going to win.
01:32:48.000How do you think he'll do among middle-aged white libertarian men?
01:32:55.000I think he'll do way better than last cycle.
01:32:58.000The Ross Ulbricht thing is enticing, especially.
01:33:01.000It's kind of wild to me that I can talk to Libertarians and be like, Donald Trump didn't start any wars, and they go, yeah, well, you know, and Ross Ulbricht, oh, I'll vote for him now.
01:33:09.000So, you know, this really bothers me, and don't get this twisted.
01:33:13.000It's not like I don't think it would be good to get Ross freed.
01:34:01.000Yeah, you know, I was talking about this earlier, I'm like... How come no one does anything?
01:34:07.000Where's a single Republican in any one of these states to go after any one of these people for the crimes they have committed?
01:34:14.000The biggest thing that they've done, they've gone after their own people, they've gone after the Speaker, got the Speaker change, and they managed to get Mayorkas in front of them.
01:34:29.000And they managed to get Fauci in front of them, too.
01:34:33.000It was fun when they yelled at Fauci and then he denied everything and then that was over.
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01:35:10.000SCOTUS ruled 9-0 in favor of the NRA that New York regulators violated the First Amendment by coercing regulated businesses to end relationships with the NRA.
01:35:20.000The Sotomayor written opinion is worth your time to read.
01:36:47.000But we go to a judge, we say, here's our preliminary investigation.
01:36:51.000We've got media reports corroborating a preponderance of evidence that they're trafficking children.
01:36:55.000We've got statements from the head of the CBP Union admitting they are trafficking children.
01:36:59.000If they want to operate in this state, then we should go in there and seize computers and hard drives and phones and start going through emails and communications pertaining to all of this.
01:37:08.000And we could start light, we could force them to hand over the communications and access, and if they don't, then we send in the sheriff and the SWAT police.
01:37:33.000Eric Blackwood says, I am a pagan and follow the philosophy of Stoicism.
01:37:37.000I wanted to thank you for staying true to yourself and talking about Stoicism and its virtues without converting to the Christianity like many others on our political side.
01:38:03.000But I've not been an atheist for a very long time in any stretch of the imagination, but I'm certainly not a Christian, and will never just... There's no reality where I become a Christian.
01:38:13.000I grew up Catholic, went through that all, and I believe in God, but I don't believe in Christianity.
01:38:18.000And, you know, so... Stoicism is also great, but shout out Eric Blackwood.
01:38:23.000For anybody who is a Christian, I got no beef.
01:38:25.000I think Christianity is largely important to this nation.
01:38:28.000And I saw this really interesting graph that showed countries' motivations, and there are three.
01:39:08.000Like, did I wrong someone in some way?
01:39:10.000You feel guilty for doing things that are wrong.
01:39:12.000I feel like there's a better motivator.
01:39:14.000I've lived there for a time, Japan, for a small time, and there, like, the shame is, like, it doesn't extend just to you, it extends to your whole family and lineage, right?
01:39:49.000Yeah, they've tried it 10 times, 9 times before Ian.
01:39:52.000Ian was the 10th experiment to fuse graphene to a skeleton, and it's only because Ian has a healing factor that allows him to regenerate his cells so rapidly that they were able to succeed in grafting the graphene to his skeleton.
01:41:28.000If you look at the cables and the cameras, they'll say COVID on them.
01:41:32.000I think it means like co-video or something, but I was like looking at the camera, it has COVID and I was like, well, why do these cables say COVID on them?
01:42:12.000I just think we should deport people who came here illegally and who didn't abide by the system, and I don't think we should be distracted by the fact that they are saying, oh, well, actually, I like Trump, so please let me stay.
01:42:40.000And it was like, if you identify as a communist or a part of a communist organization, you are not protected under the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
01:44:25.000I don't know what this is even a reference to.
01:44:27.000So there are Islamists in New York that made badges and formed an organization where they go around policing people based on their religious values.
01:45:50.0002004, and I have the dumbest story for it.
01:45:52.000It's not the same story anyone else fell into libertarianism for, but I randomly, during a college research project, stumbled upon the works of Murray Rothbard when doing an economic study.
01:46:03.000It was the history of money and banking in the U.S.
01:46:05.000From there, I went down a rabbit hole, discovered Ron Paul, Baden Erick, some others.
01:46:38.000Nur Alahi just posted a super chat saying, the only way Ian is getting Atom Antium is if he is goody two-shoes, don't drink, don't smoke, or what did he do?
01:46:46.000Subtle innuendos follow, there must be something inside.
01:48:21.000So when you look at like, it's wild, if you look at places like Dearborn, Michigan, they have really high rates of female genital mutilation.
01:48:30.000That's what happens when you get on a place.
01:48:51.000And then it's like, they won't let people fight each other.
01:48:55.000You talk about the left, like the left's coalition.
01:48:57.000It really is based on, you know, Republicans are evil.
01:49:00.000So you get very, very significantly different ideologies that are all coalescing on the left under the, we don't like Donald Trump or we don't like Republicans or whatever.
01:49:12.000And you end up with, you know, the Palestinian protesters fighting with the pride parade, which we just saw like a couple days ago or whatever.
01:49:20.000That kind of stuff is going to become more and more common as the left continues to fragment.
01:49:27.000Mike Alvarez says, we should start calling Biden yet-to-be-convicted felon to counteract when the corporate media calls DJT a convicted felon.
01:49:34.000Thank you and the crew for everything you guys do.
01:49:38.000Look, Republicans, conservatives, stop living in Democrat world.
01:50:27.000I say based on Ashley Biden's diary where she says she was molested and took showers with her dad, I think the preponderance of evidence indicates a yes answer.
01:50:33.000At least as far as a grand jury is concerned, I would say yes.
01:51:00.000And then Ashley Biden's diary, which is confirmed to be real, says that she thinks she was molested, sexualized, and she showered with her dad and it wasn't appropriate.
01:51:07.000It's always the videos of, like, when they're doing swearing-ins for Congress and the mom's moving their daughters away from him.
01:51:30.000If if you if you could get the American people to like kind of really listen to the Biden family stories and internalize them.
01:51:40.000We didn't talk about it today, but they did opening statements for Hunter Biden's gun possession charge.
01:51:46.000And one of the things, so there's a bunch of people who are going to testify, but one of them is going to be Beau Biden's widow, who he had an affair with, broke up his own marriage after his brother died.
01:51:55.000And apparently one of the things she might have to talk about is the fact that she got hooked on crack cocaine while dating Hunter Biden.
01:52:04.000Daily Caller, I'm not going to show any of it, but Pedo Pete, massive 4chan hack of Hunter Biden's explicit text, images, videos, rocks the internet.
01:53:05.000Like I said, if you're, if like all of the people, the 51 guys that signed the statement that it was likely Russian, blah, blah, blah, they should all lose their clearance.
01:53:17.000Because they all still have it, I'm sure.
01:53:19.000They should all lose their clearance and possibly they should be brought up on charges.
01:53:27.000about like espionage in a an election and and it was fine you know they definitely affected the um the results and the federal government is not supposed to have an opinion Right?
01:53:40.000Like, all the people that are going to be out there, well, they were private citizens, etc.
01:53:44.000The federal government is not supposed to have an opinion.
01:53:47.000And if members of the security, the intel community, are putting their stamp of approval on something, that word, that signature, comes with authority.
01:54:03.000So the idea that the government didn't put their finger on the scale, with that alone, never mind any of the other stuff, the things that are questionable or whatever, I'm not getting into any of it, but to imagine that when they signed that paper saying that this was probably Russian propaganda, when they did that, they impacted the election.
01:55:10.000And we talked about—we were contemplating, like, the 4th of July, obviously, there's no show, because we're going to be out lighting fireworks and hanging out.
01:55:18.000Ain't nobody's going to come hang out July 5th.
01:55:22.000Because most of the celebrations are gonna be Friday night when people are off work and stuff.
01:55:26.000And I was just like, I don't think we're gonna be able to actually get a show so that looks like four day weekend.
01:55:43.000There's one near us that like right after 4th of July does a 50% discount for like several months, but then right around New Year's ends it because a lot of people light fireworks at New Year's.
01:55:54.000It's just funny that, you know, most places they have the pop-up fireworks stores, but out here they're permanent.
01:55:59.000As people are going there all the time, it's like, Yeah.
01:56:12.000You know, West Virginia mandates that you need fireworks.
01:56:15.000But you gotta be careful, you really do, because it was dry last 4th of July, and the fireworks, they come down, and they started grass fires.
01:56:24.000And so we were laughing, it wasn't really serious, we just stomped them out, but I was like, hey, if you don't pay attention, it goes real slow, and it just slowly starts spreading out.
01:56:32.000Did you guys see that there's a viral video where a dude lights a firecracker off on his lawn, and the lawn's dry, and it just burns all the lawns in the street?
01:57:35.000How am I confusing private and corporate?
01:57:37.000Now, massive multinational corporate—conglomerate is probably a better word.
01:57:42.000Conglomerate is the word, not corporate, that we're looking for.
01:57:44.000So when I said before that I don't see a distinction between corporations and the state, what I meant to say was conglomerates and the state.
01:57:52.000As for private, so if I hire a private police force of my own volition, I can have them go do whatever I want them to—it doesn't make sense.
01:58:02.000I suppose if laws are mandated by the will of the masses through an electoral process and adjudicated by judges, which are public, but police themselves are private, that might be able to work, because then the police who do wrong are held accountable by the judicial system.
01:58:19.000So the police themselves as enforcers of the law can only enforce laws that are on the book, but they're private.
01:58:24.000In which case, you wouldn't hire a police force that didn't know what the laws were.
01:58:28.000You'd hire a police force that did, and you'd get a better police force.
01:58:32.000But then I don't know how that would work if like...
01:58:46.000And so what happens then is, like with the mafia, they show up to the guy's house who doesn't pay, and they say, we have no choice but to stop this guy who's attacking you because of the risks to other people.
01:58:58.000And then the mafia comes with baseball bats and smashes the display case in the front of the store, and they say, time to pay up your protection money.
01:59:36.000If you're doing hypotheticals and by the numbers, I don't know.
01:59:39.000There's a lot of hypotheticals where we could say 30 people in this place could stop a thousand depending on the location, but this is all like, you know, just pie-in-the-sky stuff.
01:59:47.000So, like, New York, Manhattan Island is 2.5 million people.
01:59:52.000There's only like 30 to 40k cops in all of New York City in all five boroughs.
01:59:56.000They don't have the police force to deal with even small-scale rioting.