Candace Owens has a new conspiracy theory, Donald Trump's approval rating is on the rise, and the stock market is doing what it does best: crash. Also, my friends, if you haven t already, this may be your last chance to pick up some glass bottle pool water.
00:03:06.000And that I'm trying to sell my company, so I'm auditioning for Zionists.
00:03:11.000If that wasn't the best she could come up with, she then today claimed, I survived a shooting committed by my own brother, which is the most insane thing anyone could ever possibly say.
00:03:21.000It is, I mean, accusing my own brother of trying to murder me is the stupidest thing imaginable.
00:03:31.000And I just, I have to say this, even though I know you're not really supposed to, but I'm not going to speak on behalf of my brother, who is not a public figure.
00:03:41.000But holy crap, accusing someone of committing a shooting to murder a family member is, let's just call it beyond actionable, which is crazy that she would, I don't get it.
00:03:54.000Maybe she's really depressed and just trying to destroy everything around her.
00:05:50.000And then, of course, my friends, if you haven't already, this may be your last chance to pick up pool water.
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00:06:57.000That might be better than a lot of other people gave it, but I didn't, I don't mean this to be rude, but I didn't have a lot of expectations for it as a, you know, I mean, it's like a goofy movie where a baby, you know, it's the mask.
00:08:54.000Owens, in a series of Instagram posts on Tuesday, said she was ready to blow this case open.
00:08:59.000Oh, after three months, she finally is going to do it, huh?
00:09:01.000Based on a tip she received from a service member the night before.
00:09:04.000Quote, it feels like today will be the day that the government can no longer deny it.
00:09:08.000Charlie Kirk was assassinated and our military was involved.
00:09:12.000I can't wait to share this information with you guys today.
00:09:15.000The commentator, who has more than 5.6 million YouTube subscribers and the 10th ranked podcast on Spotify, said the scoop came to her just hours after she went to church and prayed for the final piece to be revealed.
00:09:26.000Her prayer was immediately answered, she said.
00:09:28.000In the very first email she saw in her tip inbox right before going to sleep, she did not share more details.
00:09:34.000Her claim comes after Owens has spent the past three months sharing conspiracy theories about the killing of Kirk.
00:09:40.000Those include claims Kirk was killed by pro-Israel henchmen who were upset he was starting to have rational thoughts about Israel in the months before his death, as well as the claim billionaire activist Bill Ackman made threats against Kirk for his apparent shift away from Israel.
00:09:53.000And then we have this tweet from Sarah Fields.
00:09:56.000According to Candace Owens, this is who to blame for the assassination of Charlie Kirk based on her own public statements on X and on her podcast.
00:10:04.000The French government, including Emmanuel Macron and British Macron, the French Foreign Legion, 13th Brigade, the Gene de Marie Intervention Group, Israel, Israeli operatives, and Benjamin Nen.
00:10:12.000You have Jewish donors, the U.S. government, feds, and the FBI, the Deep State, the CIA, Turning Point USA executives and leadership, including Tyre Boyer, Andrew Colvett, Erica Kirk, yes, his wife, Blake Neff, Pastor Rob McCoy, Josh Hammer, Pierre DuPont, and DuPont family, Stacey Sheridan, Freemasons, the broader French interests, BB Net and Yahoo with Israel connections, Egypt and Egyptian operations, e.g. planes and joint exercises, Bolsheviks and anti-Christian forces, maroon-shirted individuals, suspected operatives or military, TPUSA Associated Influencers, e.g. Alex Clark.
00:11:04.000It sounds like she was making fun of Bridget Macron, and then the French government threatened her life, and now she's just terrified and just doing what she does more because that's made her a lot of money and got her adulation and her fans tell her they love her.
00:11:16.000I have to read this from, what does that say?
00:11:51.000From the past, future shot himself because he was tired of dealing with that.
00:11:57.000I don't necessarily want to say too soon because we're kind of just making fun of Candace being crazy, but I would expect her to go that far.
00:12:04.000I mean, the U.S. military, the French Foreign Legion, Israel.
00:12:09.000If you choose enough people, eventually something will be right.
00:12:42.000It's demonstrated by this doctor who took oversized novelty germs and tried to push them all through a single door at once, and they all get stuck and can't get in.
00:12:51.000Thus was why Mr. Burns had every notable disease but wasn't dying.
00:12:55.000My theory is that Candace Owens is engaging in what we would call three Stooges syndrome as for defamation.
00:13:02.000She's trying to defame as many people as possible so that when they all file the lawsuits at the same time, the courts will be overwhelmed and they won't actually be able to finish any of the trials until 40, 50 years from now.
00:13:15.000You know, this topic is just, you know, the Charlie Kirk death.
00:13:20.000I don't know if you were very close with him.
00:14:03.000And I did nothing other than be in a movie about abortion.
00:14:06.000And through that movie, I had learned a lot about abortion and Planned Parenthood, how it started, Margaret Sanger, all the other things that came up with it.
00:14:19.000And I was considered, I did an interview with a paper called The Daily Beast.
00:14:23.000I'm just an actor and a comedian, bro.
00:18:53.000Would you say that there is a tasteful way to ask even sensitive questions, though?
00:18:59.000I mean, if you're asking a question, that's one thing.
00:19:01.000But if you're going on a podcast and posing it to your audience, is the question really the important thing?
00:19:07.000Or is it about actually garnering a larger audience or feeding meat to your audience that that's the kind of topic that they're interested in?
00:19:16.000Because if you're seriously interested in finding out, in the context here, we're talking about Candace, Candace could reach out to Erica and talk to her.
00:19:24.000So it's not, in my opinion, it's not that Candace is looking to answer questions.
00:19:29.000She's looking to pose questions in order to entertain her audience.
00:21:37.000I'll be careful because we're brothers and we fought when we were kids.
00:21:40.000But my brother has never tried to end my life or hurt me in any way in any way, well, in any serious way.
00:21:47.000He punched me in the arm once, but come on.
00:21:49.000Candace is doing this because she is an insane person who lies.
00:21:54.000So I want to make sure I can say this very, very clearly.
00:21:57.000The shooting, she put in quotes, okay?
00:22:00.000I never claimed there was a shooting in December of 2022, a shooting as if to imply someone came here to shoot.
00:22:06.000I never claimed I survived a shooting in December 2022.
00:22:10.000What actually happened in December of 2022, I posted on X at our property where we were not present, intruders broke in and a staffer opened fire on these people.
00:22:23.000I never used the word survived, nor did I claim that my life was in danger or that there was a shooting.
00:22:29.000She is intentionally misrepresenting a tweet I made, which has resulted in people saying things like this.
00:22:36.000One of her followers, she didn't say try to shoot you.
00:22:39.000She said it was your brother who had run off from security after breaking into your place.
00:22:44.000If it wasn't Chris and he wasn't involved, just state that as a fact.
00:23:48.000Like, drop trow on camera, never going to happen.
00:23:52.000But she's gotten to the point where to one up her narrative every day, it has to become increasingly crazier.
00:23:59.000So, today it's the U.S. military was involved.
00:24:02.000Like, sooner or later, this is a joke we made 10 minutes ago.
00:24:04.000Sooner or later, it's going to go back to like Charlie Kirk traveled from the future to end his own, like some ridiculous, insane narrative.
00:24:11.000Literally now, because I criticized her and she took issue with it and then made up lies about me.
00:24:18.000She has tweeted, she put these in quotes.
00:24:21.000I want to make sure this is very clear to everybody.
00:24:22.000The shooting in quotes, I guess technically, you can call it a shooting, fine, even though I reported intruders came in and a staff member opened fired on them that I quote survived.
00:28:20.000It doesn't matter what information you present or what evidence you present.
00:28:24.000It's always looked at as, oh, this confirms.
00:28:27.000There's always more questions that they're going to ask because they already believe one narrative and nothing that you present will ever change their mind.
00:28:36.000So this is the main reason why I highlight these things.
00:28:39.000At what point do the people who follow Candace go, well, she must have been lying?
00:30:13.000And then the following morning, after we had our bearings together and we knew that everything was secure and we had filed with the police and all that, I put out that tweet saying this is what happened.
00:30:21.000So the question I have is, when Candace claims that I used the word survived a shooting and my brother committed that shooting, that is beyond defamation.
00:31:39.000And her audience don't see you as a real person.
00:31:42.000They see you as a fictional character.
00:31:44.000They don't understand this is real life.
00:31:46.000And someone just fired shots at our property.
00:31:49.000And now Candace makes a thumbnail with my picture on it, Kash Patel, and a mystery person silhouette saying who benefited from Charlie Kirk's assassination.
00:32:36.000I don't, I'm not like she intended to make it seem like she was the one that benefited the most, but I mean, she did.
00:32:40.000It's her face right next to the question.
00:32:42.000I'm not even sure how does Kash Patel benefit by having the press coverage of solving the actual crime by finding the actual murderer of Charlie Kirk?
00:32:51.000Like, is that how he stands to gain here?
00:35:18.000And I always try to be careful and say that the, you know, it's tough because I don't want to be disrespectful.
00:35:25.000If I were to come out and say Charlie and I were not friends, a lot of our mutual friends would be very offended by that statement because like, what do you mean, dude?
00:35:31.000Charlie believed in you and he worked.
00:35:56.000And our team were also really good friends with his team and worked with them on a regular basis.
00:36:01.000So I always try to caveat that, which is kind of an awful thing to do.
00:36:05.000But I think it's fair to say we're not drinking buddies.
00:36:08.000We weren't golfing or anything like that.
00:36:10.000But I think it would be hurtful to probably his friends and family if I said I wasn't friends with him, you know?
00:36:16.000Yeah, but I think there's a combination of boredom, political disinterest, and fatigue that has created this world.
00:36:26.000And I do believe Candace Owens has a largely female audience.
00:36:30.000And now I'm going to be as offensive as possible as I can.
00:36:34.000Because someone pointed out to us, I think it was on the show, that Father Ripperger, you find ever heard of him, but he's a very famous Catholic priest exorcist.
00:36:43.000And we did a show with him about exorcisms.
00:36:47.000And he said demons refer to themselves in the plural and the third person.
00:37:16.000I'm being half joking because I'm not a Christian when I say that she's a demon, but she does use the we and us when she refers to herself, but she also tweets in the third person.
00:37:28.000She had a tweet at me where she says to blame the pending 2026 midterm loss on Candace Owens is wrong or something like that.
00:37:34.000And I tweeted, like, why is she referring to herself in the third person?
00:37:38.000That is another characteristic of demonic possession.
00:37:41.000It's like how that was offensive to someone claiming to be a Christian.
00:37:44.000It's certainly a lack of self-confidence if you disperse like responsibility for your belief into the people around you and say, we think that you, I don't even like speaking for my wife.
00:37:54.000I'm not actually married at the moment, but I find it gruesome when a married couple is like, well, we think that I'm like, bro, let her speak for herself.
00:38:19.000This is, you know, the Charlie Kirk thing on the demon side of this.
00:38:24.000I do believe he was that whole thing was touched with the divine, meaning that the amount of sickness of people dancing on his grave literally showed themselves as demons.
00:38:43.000And I'm not a Bible thumper or anything.
00:40:42.000And I'm telling you, Charlie Kirk, like, it was just my eyes were just, it just, because people were just actively celebrating the most horrific thing you can imagine.
00:40:55.000Well, are you familiar with basically the last three months of what Candace Owens' show has been?
00:41:03.000I mean, I don't follow it like you, obviously, because you're involved, but yeah, I mean.
00:41:07.000Well, only recently, because I started calling her out more, and certainly Crowder called her out on a show a while back, and then Ali Bestucki and Ben Shapiro, many people before me.
00:41:18.000But I think I did it in the most, what's the right way to say it?
00:41:22.000I don't want to say unhinged because I think it was hinged, but it was aggressive and dramatic and emotional.
00:44:09.000I'm a comedian, if you know, as some people.
00:44:13.000And just speaking out, if we're not allowed to give our opinions on things without this insanity, what world do we live in?
00:44:20.000So it's, I came here because we have to be able to talk.
00:44:26.000And you are, you know, whatever you're moving on, you're moving on, but you are talking and it's important.
00:44:32.000We think there's a, you know, they say, when God closes a door, he opens a window.
00:44:35.000And so one of the biggest challenges that the independent media space, the right-wing space, whatever you want to call it, even though it's really weird to say like.
00:44:43.000You're like, so far, you're like, to me, to come out here, people are like, oh, he's right-wing, all this stuff.
00:44:47.000Tamara, you're not, I don't think you're super right-wing.
00:45:56.000So the issue now is as the threat level increases and we have to hire more security, which is not something you should have to consider for the most part, but this is the world we're in.
00:46:04.000Then yes, the costs become, you don't have to pay for it.
00:46:08.000It's not a core function of producing content.
00:46:11.000It's a core function of survival when people are shooting at you.
00:46:13.000If we do a single hub, you get one security company that covers all of the content.
00:46:19.000So these are just part of the conversations we're having on these emergency meetings, but I think it's potentially awesome because it could mean that content is better in bigger studios with more crossover, new personalities, new shows.
00:46:32.000I think it could be massive for Rumble, and I'm very excited.
00:46:35.000It is upsetting because we have friends, we have family, we have community where we are.
00:46:44.000And we either go into semi-hiding where I only do solo shows or maybe a show is with a couple of people, but no guests, no public location, hidden, or we bring the shows to a facility that is secure.
00:46:59.000It was a, you know, Gary the other day had a great idea with a penthouse because then you can't even get up to the top floor.
00:47:04.000So we're exploring all of these ideas of how you do a studio that is secure.
00:47:30.000Well, there's replicants, but that's a whole other thing.
00:47:32.000But basically, this is not a crazy thought, which is it's a cement tower, let's just say 200 feet, and at the top is a penthouse, and you can't get to it.
00:47:42.000So society's gone completely apocalyptic, and you can't, it's just like cement.
00:48:14.000We're not in a full-blown civil war, but we are in a meaning like there could have been people in Cuba if they had Twitter going crazy in the 70s.
00:48:24.000In the early part of the 70s, there was something like 1,500 bombings in the United States.
00:48:33.000Like there was a bomb that blew up in the Capitol in the 80s.
00:48:37.000I feel like, I'm sorry to cut you off, but I feel like as a kid, when we would see Nightline, that was the only thing we would see, but we would see a lot of violence from over there.
00:49:56.000It ebbs and flows, but I think a major factor here is social media and the proliferation of social media.
00:50:01.000And it allows people to voice their opinions on this.
00:50:04.000And unfortunately, it's become totally normalized and celebrated.
00:50:08.000These murderers oftentimes on the left, I think, you know, people think the ends justify the means.
00:50:13.000And according to how things are going right now on the right, as Tim has said before, again, the assassination of Charlie Kirk has been, you know, the most impactful in a generation.
00:50:22.000Going back to Luigi Mangioni, people celebrate this shit.
00:50:25.000People celebrate Luigi and say, you know, that our healthcare insurance situation in our country is shit.
00:50:30.000How many people did the, did Brian Tom, was it Brian Thompson, I believe?
00:50:34.000I believe that was his United Healthcare Insurance Company's CEO at the time said, how many people did he murder by denying different claims and whatnot?
00:50:42.000So people justify this violence towards people.
00:50:45.000And I think it increases the violence that we see towards people.
00:50:52.000Also, we're coming off the heels of, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention a lot of Zionists are being, and Jews are being targeted for their pro-Israel stances.
00:51:00.000We've seen a couple of people be murdered outside of some, outside of an Israeli embassy, I believe, in Washington, D.C. Not too recently, Joshua Piro had his building firebombed.
00:51:10.000And people believe that these people deserve to have violence brought against them because of their political beliefs.
00:51:17.000And I think we're going to continue to see more of that.
00:51:19.000People believe that they can take, we believe in vigilantism.
00:51:23.000And I'll say in Hollywood, too, I feel like we really do romanticize the anti-hero and the idea of the vigilante.
00:52:27.000Right now, the stuff that you're talking about is all a narrative that's been built by the left that's really been forced down people's throat for the past 15 to 20 years, right?
00:52:34.000The idea that people that are somehow aggrieved by society or aggrieved by the system, they have the right to enact violence on people that they perceive as being the oppressor.
00:52:47.000And that's a narrative that you see across the left.
00:52:49.000It's the far left narrative being made mainstream because of basically the things that are being taught in colleges and the narrative that you see overall on the left.
00:52:59.000It's fascinating, too, because I think we're seeing a lot of violence from the far left and LGBTQ groups.
00:53:03.000A lot of these disgruntled trans people allegedly, Tyler Robinson had a relationship with some trans person.
00:53:09.000And one of the reasons for the attack allegedly was because Charlie Kirk was so staunchly against the transgenderism, the ideology of transgenderism.
00:53:19.000You can hear it in their vernacular, the way they talk.
00:53:21.000They say things like, you don't think that I have the right to live because you don't believe that a man can become a woman.
00:53:30.000The way that they perceive things is you don't validate the beliefs that I hold.
00:53:37.000And that means that you're enacting violence against me.
00:53:40.000And instead of acknowledging this very real threat from these trans, literally mentally ill far leftists, we have Crackhead Candace yapping her mouth about this random bullshit, making me reconsider, I don't know, maybe the Civil Rights Act was a mistake.
00:53:55.000Maybe forcing businesses to accept everybody was a mistake.
00:53:59.000Maybe giving the legal groundwork for reverse discrimination in our country was a mistake.
00:54:05.000You can't demonize a whole group because of radicals.
00:54:09.000Well, I mean, that's true, but you can't do that.
00:54:18.000But to your point, Oli, there's a real clear polling poll that came out today that said that Trump's polls, Trump is polling higher than Obama or Bush on this day in their battle of rhetoric because many of these trans people with a lot of mental illnesses will say that Charlie Kirk was advancing a genocide against trans people because he was denying their identities.
00:54:43.000Therefore, violence against Charlie Kirk was justified.
00:54:46.000So like it really depends on how you view it because they say that Charlie Kirk was literally being violent to them.
00:54:52.000He never actually was, but that's how they describe his actions and rhetoric towards them.
00:56:04.000This speaks to your point about how the things that Candace is focusing on and making these wild claims and stuff, it totally detracts from the actual important issues, which are things like this, right?
00:56:17.000Like to keep people motivated to get out and vote for the conservatives and the right in the upcoming election.
00:58:22.000And to your point, like, or like we were saying earlier, it's important to keep people motivated because this is something that we talk about a lot.
00:58:32.000Like, if the Republicans lose the majority in Congress this coming election, the Democrats are going to shut everything down.
00:58:42.000They're not going to, the president is not going to be able to do any more of his agenda.
00:58:46.000Everything that he gets done up to that point that they can undo, they will undo, which granted, when he's the president, they're not going to be able to because it's been executive orders.
00:59:01.000If the conservatives lose, if the conservative candidate loses in the next presidential election, because most of the things that Donald Trump has gotten done or gotten accomplished are executive orders, it's all going to be undone.
00:59:13.000You'll have a massive influx of illegals and immigrants and stuff.
00:59:18.000And you're going to see the DOJ start targeting people that are in the conservative sphere.
00:59:22.000They're going to go after, they're going to go right back after parents that care about what their kids are learning in school because they've already done all this stuff.
00:59:31.000And it'll be just like it was during the Biden administration.
00:59:35.000And the Candace stuff, I know people care about it and they, it, you know, it fills the void they have for entertainment, but that stuff doesn't affect the vast majority of Americans.
00:59:46.000People are scared to speak out because they know that they have an audience overlap with Candace.
01:01:54.000That he's not going to play that game.
01:01:57.000Ellie Betstucky came out and was critical of Candace Owens and politely, much more politely than I would have been, or that I was, and Ben Shapiro.
01:02:05.000But there are a lot of personalities right now.
01:02:07.000They don't want to see their subscriber count go down.
01:02:45.000But that being said, I remember COVID.
01:02:48.000I remember the vax mandates and the lockdowns.
01:02:51.000And this was largely led by Democrat governors in these states.
01:02:55.000They put COVID patients in nursing homes and killed people.
01:02:57.000Trump is not completely innocent here either.
01:03:00.000But it was the Republican Party that offered up the pushback that Ron DeSantis in Florida was where AOC was vacationing to get away from her own state's lockdowns.
01:03:10.000That if you were voting for a Republican in Congress, they were going to oppose the mask mandates.
01:03:14.000They were showing up to Congress refusing to wear the masks.
01:03:17.000That's why I think they're the Washington generals to the Democrats, Harlem, Globetrotters.
01:03:22.000Still prefer they win, even if it is just a door stop and not an actual effort, you know, not an actual battering ramp like the Democrats are.
01:03:29.000I will take it, and we can then focus on forwarding the line.
01:03:34.000But what we are seeing with the Candace conspiratard reality show garbage, we're going to lose the midterms.
01:03:41.000And her only response was to refer to herself in the third person, claiming that it's stupid to blame her for it.
01:03:48.000If you're not, because you say you don't subscribe to any party, and I don't either, but I'm considered to the right, which I definitely probably am.
01:03:56.000What do you, but you still support the Republican candidates because they're the best ones?
01:04:01.000Well, right now you want to see Trump go again, and you want to see that.
01:04:05.000You know, what's interesting is my family grew up Democrat in Chicago, like most people who live in big cities.
01:04:11.000And then I became fairly moderate, independent, slight libertarian leanings, but the Libertarian Party, I'm not a big fan of because they're kind of wacky.
01:04:18.000And that meant I was like, you know, I usually vote Democrat.
01:04:21.000I thought the Republican Party was stodgy, like McCain.
01:05:44.000Donald Trump releases his second party camp, second, his second term, sorry, plan.
01:05:54.000And I said, I'd be a hypocrite if I ignored all the things he's pointing out, like getting rid of DEI in contracting, no new wars, which he's been really gun for his first time.
01:06:04.000I said, okay, I'm going to vote for Trump on this one.
01:06:06.000I still think he's lacking in certain areas, decorum, particularly.
01:07:38.000No, he's got the professionalism who can sometimes dish it out.
01:07:44.000So it's kind of a best of both worlds scenario.
01:07:47.000But, you know, when it comes to the Republican Party, here's the issue.
01:07:50.000I don't completely agree with him on policy, and they're feckless and ineffective.
01:07:54.000But here's the thing: the reason I brought up my support for Democrats in 2020 is as an independent, I do not foresee a future where a viable Democrat appears that a moderate could vote for.
01:10:23.000No, Donald Trump is its executive branch.
01:10:25.000Well, they had to pass the one big beautiful bill in the House, which passed most of the president's agenda because they had such a slim majority, as I understand.
01:10:34.000And it was Thomas Massey, again, who did vote in posture against this.
01:10:37.000And then it was also like Marjorie Taylor Greene, who you were complimenting earlier, who forced the vote on the Jeffrey Epstein stuff, which sunk a lot of Republican.
01:10:46.000It wasted time in the Trump screwed up the Epstein stuff, and there's no way around this.
01:11:04.000He said, we're talking about this again, that whole thing when you ran on.
01:11:08.000And listen, I love Trump, but to run on that and to it's the most horrific crime that can be committed.
01:11:16.000And then to sit there and say, I'm going to put out all the names and then just go that one day where he goes, are we still talking about this?
01:12:06.000So I think it's abstraction was a hoax.
01:12:09.000Okay, that's what a hoax was because, again, between all of us, we know that people who are crazy about the Jeffrey Epstein files will never be satisfied with no matter what comes out.
01:12:16.000And Democrats were using this as an excuse to bog down the president-Trump administration from accomplishing anything else.
01:12:21.000So while they were trying to, the president was trying to do anything, deport illegal immigrants, prevent new wars from breaking out.
01:12:27.000You have Thomas Massey trying to force the vote on something that won't change the hearts and minds of anybody.
01:12:31.000Listen, Trump could have handled it better.
01:12:48.000And as I understand, though, Pam Bondi could censor anything that she deems secret to national security or if they're victims that they're going to block out.
01:12:57.000But again, the people who want to see more Jeffrey Epstein files, again, won't be satisfied with this.
01:13:02.000We're not going to get anything substantive, which is why it's stupid because Trump could have literally been like, yeah, we're going to get it out.
01:13:45.000I think in particular, the president messed up on this, but Pam Bondi really dropped the ball when she invited all those influencers in and made them look like idiots when they had these binders of allegedly new information regarding Jeffrey Epstein, but didn't.
01:13:57.000Tim, I did want to ask you, though, following her announcement that she's not going to be running for re-election, Marjorie Taylor Green's, Marjorie Taylor Greene's been making her rounds around the media circuit.
01:14:06.000I don't know if you've seen on CNN, 60 Minutes, bashing the president, essentially.
01:14:11.000She also went on a couple of podcasts saying, like, explaining how we're going a little bit too far and it's a little bit too cruel how ICE is going around.
01:14:35.000Neoconservative is a political term that usually reference the conservative, the elements of the Republican Party and conservatives in this country who believe in foreign intervention, war, the petrodollar, establishing U.S. military might around the world.
01:14:47.000In short, neocons believe in so-called peace through strength, that we could use our military and our huge military to help instill peace across the country and plan it.
01:14:56.000Sometimes that leads to war and conflicts, but that's the ideology of the neocon.
01:15:07.000So Rhino is Republican in name only, meaning that they are, but they don't subscribe to all the Republicans.
01:15:12.000Rhino is just because you're pissed at somebody and you want to slander them as a Republican.
01:15:15.000So, for example, I'll say, you know, Thomas Massey's a Rhino because he never votes with Republicans or not on the most substantiative question.
01:15:22.000But bro, that's like my Charles Bronson for you.
01:18:21.000If they're going to nuke us, if they're going to make a dirty bomb, if they're going to drive something into the fucking LBC, you know what that is?
01:18:46.000We invaded Afghanistan for nebulous reasons, largely, I'd imagine, to put military bases surrounding Iran for a pincer strike because John Bolton wanted to invade Iran.
01:18:55.000Because Iran also doesn't want to be on the petrodollar.
01:18:58.000Should we bomb drug boats coming from Venezuela?
01:20:06.000Indeed, it would make them backed by oil.
01:20:08.000The idea right now is if you are in a country and you want to buy oil, you need to buy dollars first.
01:20:13.000We are the, and this is dying, especially with Saudi Arabia getting off the petro dollar lease, 50, which ended, it was a 50-year lease and it ended recently.
01:20:22.000So now the issue is we don't produce anything here.
01:20:26.000We sent off our manufacturing to China, to Canada, to Mexico, to Indonesia, but we have the military.
01:20:32.000And the military controls the petrodollar.
01:20:35.000So we keep telling these other countries, if you want to buy oil, you buy dollars from us.
01:21:09.000So people say that Gaddafi wasn't as bad as they say, correct?
01:21:14.000Well, I don't know enough about life in Libya.
01:21:18.000What I can say is after he died, warring militias took over and are massacring each other, and the slave trade is back.
01:21:24.000So I think two things could be true at once.
01:21:26.000I know less about Gaddafi than I do about Saddam Hussein, but Saddam Hussein genocided Kurds and other ethnic minorities in the country.
01:21:33.000He used chemical weapons against them.
01:21:34.000He also, I believe, had an assassination, or he had plans to assassinate George Bush Sr.
01:21:39.000Then there was obviously Gulf War I where he was trying to invade Kuwait.
01:21:43.000So he was a destabilizing actor in the region and we wanted a democratic ally where we could export their oil and benefit from having our company.
01:22:23.000Do you know that Saddam Hussein, every night, let's just say he had 45 palaces, every night they had have a full course meal set because he might show up.
01:22:32.000And you never know if he's going to show up.
01:22:34.000And do you know that I went to one of his palaces and there was something called the elevator, the golden elevator, which was the doors are golden.
01:22:42.000And the crimes that were committed in this elevator and what I was told and what I saw from the handprints were enough to make it sick.
01:22:53.000So what I'm saying is, from our military, from a general who literally looked like, you know, Robert from Apocalypse Now, like these lifer guys told me that it was, they fucking took out a horrific person.
01:23:08.000I think what we're here right now, and I have to get really passionate about this, is what we've lack in this world is empathy, human connection feeling.
01:23:21.000That's why Charlie Kirk fucked me up so much is because when you see blood squirting out of a person's fucking neck and you're a person that has blood in your neck, you should be like, that's fucking crazy.
01:24:16.000We've got IP, intellectual property, being stolen by China every day, and they're replicating, stealing our labor.
01:24:21.000There's the thousand talents program where they're paying off our academics to steal information from our country that we developed and then reproduce it for pennies on the dollar.
01:24:30.000They are absolutely aggressive upon us.
01:24:32.000And more importantly, they are raping the Uyghur Muslims and then force them to get abortions.
01:26:20.000However, there is a concern that because she is such a disgustingly high-profile, like disgusting and high-profile person, she's famous for banging 1,057 guys in 12 hours.
01:26:30.000Indonesia may be offended and they won't, you know, it's one thing if some random person shows up to try to do porn and say, get out of here.
01:26:37.000It's another thing when Bonnie Blue comes here and says, I will defile a nation.
01:26:41.000And so one of the theories from legal experts is they may want to make an example out of her, which means if they don't deport her, they may keep her in prison for just a couple of months.
01:26:52.000So it may be in February, end of February, they finally let her go.
01:26:55.000However, some do predict they'll want to make an example out of her and actually prosecute and send her to prison for up to 15 years.
01:27:03.000Imagine being the secretary of state of some country and like you have a ton of important political issues and sensitivities that you have to deal with.
01:27:10.000And then like this comes across your desk.
01:27:11.000It's like, oh yeah, there's some whore in Indonesia that was trying to bang, I don't know, 20 dudes for some video.
01:27:17.000And like, I don't know, how are you going to get her out?
01:27:19.000How are you going to negotiate with the other side?
01:27:20.000You have to like call up your Indonesian counterpart and be like, oh, yeah, gee whiz, like reading the news about this Bonnie Blue girl.
01:27:26.000And she's like, yeah, she's defiling our country and making us look doing an Indian accent.
01:27:49.000It's a bad idea to do this kind of stuff.
01:27:51.000Like going to going to countries where you know they don't take this, take kindly to this kind of stuff and then doing it so that way you can make content, you know, like intentionally doing this in a place where it's risque.
01:28:04.000So that way you can get hopefully a terrible idea.
01:28:07.000Bro, she would be executed in Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Somalia, and North Korea.
01:28:14.000List of countries to liberate, I guess.
01:30:41.000And it has to be proven because someone like you who has a big voice has to see it.
01:30:45.000And I don't, I'm not going to convince you right now, but I believe it's more real than just darty farty shit.
01:30:50.000If they can take water, charge it with emotion, and the molecules, let me finish, take a certain shape, then they can replicate that in another bit of water more than once, doing a couple times to prove that it can be repeated.
01:31:44.000It's either 30 or three times that you say this before you go to sleep that it starts embedding itself onto yourself, in your system, your neurological system.
01:33:23.000But here's the thing about that is porn in social media has evolved so much in the past 30 years that its impact on society and men and particularly young men, I feel like we really need to understand.
01:33:36.000So when I was a child, I think most of the viewers here are probably older than I probably understand more deeply than I do.
01:33:40.000But when I was a child, in order to see a picture of a naked woman, I remember like the only place that it really existed was like in a gas station.
01:33:49.000I wouldn't understand how to get on the websites.
01:33:50.000I didn't have access to a computer like that.
01:33:52.000To get any sort of content like that, I'd have to like run in a gas station, be in an area that I wasn't supposed to, like peek through like a hidden section and like grab a dirty magazine.
01:34:02.000I'd have to open it up because it wouldn't be on the cover and like look at a Playboy magazine.
01:34:05.000But the barrier to entry to watch hardcore porn of dozens of people banging this prostitute or whatnot, it's just too easy.
01:34:13.000And then the downstream consequences of that are extremely bad.
01:36:07.000And while I certainly think there's an argument for why prostitution should be illegal, two consenting adults want to engage in an activity and then they want to exchange money.
01:36:16.000It's stupid that you could be like, just don't pay me.
01:36:18.000Otherwise, I go to jail, but let's do it anyway.
01:36:20.000Oh, I'll buy you dinner later or something.
01:37:44.000There are two states that still have laws explicitly, Michigan and Mississippi.
01:37:48.000But he doesn't say it's criminal to do lewd and lascivious cohabitation.
01:37:51.000So maybe if you're not married to a girl in West Virginia and you make porn together, Florida finally repealed it in 2016 and Virginia in 2013.
01:38:02.000So it actually was on the books for quite a long time.
01:38:04.000The point is, there are lots of things that we have as illegal, we don't enforce.
01:38:08.000My point is, it's fine to be like, look, I get it.
01:38:12.000People can bang who they want to bang.
01:38:13.000We're not going to get involved in that.
01:38:14.000A thousand people is where you get into lewd and lascivious and obscenity areas where we're like, if we don't say we're not going, she's going on social media apps, promoting it, encouraging it, gloating over it, and getting paid for it.
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01:42:23.000So, it's like, I feel like some of you guys that are podcasters, hardcore, and they're like, guns, well, shit, but you, like, want the healthiest shit.
01:43:53.000Then people who follow her are like, wow, she's the only one who's talking about it.
01:43:57.000There needs to be pushback on these lunatics.
01:44:00.000If the right doesn't, what's the right word for this?
01:44:04.000The left did not police the woke and allowed them to run amok and go crazy and destroy the Democratic Party.
01:44:10.000If the right does not do the same thing for its own side and say, we do not engage the crack pottery, then you will create this sect of Candace conspiratards and people will be like, ah, I don't F with the Republicans, man.
01:44:55.000How do you get to this point where you are so assured of the insanity?
01:45:00.000It's because you're too aggressive and people are scared to say anything.
01:45:04.000And that's why most conservative commentators would not say anything.
01:45:07.000I mean, yo, she literally made a thumbnail that said who benefited from Charlie Kirk's death and used a picture of me like this is what and and so now the message is clear.
01:45:16.000If you criticize her, she's going to make you the villain of her drama.
01:45:54.000Rothlow says the season finale of Candace's show will be her bringing on a channeler of the dead like Cody ITC to ask ask him from beyond the grave.
01:46:34.000There's so much pressure for it to succeed and replace some.
01:46:38.000I feel like they're going for a Game of Thrones type show, at least in some of the graphics that I saw.
01:46:42.000And I mean, I'm wishing them the best, and Daily Wire is trying their hand at culture.
01:46:46.000But if this doesn't expect, I mean, shit.
01:46:49.000Jeremy was the power behind it, and he's gone now.
01:46:52.000But I looked at the Daily Wire YouTube channel, and the biggest videos they put out are always the behind-the-scenes of Pendragon.
01:46:58.000And the trailer comes out and gets millions of views.
01:47:01.000I think Jeremy was correct about the direction they needed to go.
01:47:05.000Now, Daily Wire just seems to be, with all due respect, because I like these guys, but it's a lot of, it's four guys saying similar things to each other.
01:47:13.000There's a limit to this space, you know?
01:47:15.000They needed to go in a creative direction.
01:47:19.000And I guess, you know, it looks like what happened, I don't know for sure, that there was an internal feud with Jeremy over the direction of the company.
01:47:26.000Jeremy wanted to do creative content and make the company bigger than just political commentary.
01:47:30.000And then I guess as political commentary starts to wane and that's their real money base, they ousted him or he quit.
01:51:48.000So I don't know that engaging with a lunatic when I'm trying to talk about serious issues and she's claiming the U.S. military, the French Legion, Israel, men in maroon shirts are, you know, Erica's wife is involved.
01:52:01.000Like when she's literally just vomiting all over the table, there's no discussion.
01:52:05.000It's like someone asked me like, hey, that dog's taking a dump.
01:53:07.000I love the idea, the preliminary ideas that we've been bouncing around with the Rumble crew about making something bigger and bringing everyone together because having all these independent islands just puts us all at risk.
01:53:17.000So if, you know, I was talking about how I was talking with him, and I think I mentioned on the show, like, Fox News is a skyscraper.
01:53:22.000So when you go into the studio, ain't nobody getting in there.
01:53:28.000And I was like, we need something like that.
01:53:30.000But if everybody works out of the same office building and same studio, you only got to hire one security crew for everybody instead of 15 security crews, which is very expensive.
01:54:38.000God could decide to create paradox because paradox was created by God in the first place.
01:54:43.000It is strange to me that people would say the reality in which we exist that includes logical contradiction was logical contradiction was not created by God because God is logic.
01:54:52.000I say, then I view that as a limitation that is not omnipotence.
01:54:56.000My view is that logic itself was decided by God.
01:55:00.000God literally decided one day, logic will be this.
01:55:06.000And then we all went, no, if you defy that, God can't do it.
01:55:08.000It's like, no, no, you don't understand.
01:55:10.000God can move the one and the two whenever he wants.
01:55:12.000Well, you're making me think about using vortexes to dampen unraw radiation so that we can dispel with, you know, the limitations on inertia.
01:55:20.000And just when you start to accelerate, you keep accelerating.
01:55:24.000Here's a good one, Methos says tim, consider drones.
01:55:26.000They are never in the same place and be equipped with thermals and are relatively cheap.
01:55:29.000We actually did look into getting robot dogs for the property.
01:55:34.000They just walk around and what happens is you'll have like two on rotation where they walk the whole property and then sit down in the charger, and then three will come out, move around and then sit in the charger, and then two comes out and we can mount them with rifles or flamethrowers now, to be fair, probably paintball guns.
01:55:50.000But you know dude, the robot dogs, that's the way to do it.
01:55:58.000And then what happens is when someone comes in the property, like 15 dogs walk up real slowly and then one of them just tilts back and goes, halt intruder, you are on private property, we will open fire in 15 seconds, do not approach.
01:56:10.000And then guns slide up and then the bolt slides back.
01:56:16.000Maybe you could hire a couple Ukrainians to just hang out with the with uh, their self-destructive drones, their suicide drones, and somebody, the.
01:56:22.000We went to Home Depot and we went Trabajo, Trabajo.
01:56:48.000No wow, I think it's impossible to tell.
01:56:51.000We should talk about this on the after show too, because you brought up energy.
01:56:53.000Well, we got to get into finer details on what that means.
01:56:56.000So my view is that simulation theory is like if, if you, if you studied any kind of theology, simulation theory is i'll put it like this when you see, like Elon Musk or some tech billionaire go, what if we live in a constructed universe where a more advanced civilization or power created the world we're in.
01:57:16.000It's like, ah, that was the first page of the Bible, so simulation theory is a it's, it's like two percent of theology, and priests and philosophers have contemplated these ideas for thousands of years, but simulists seem to have just figured it out instead of actually just going to learned religious folk and asking them.
01:57:37.000Well, this is going to be too long, so i'll keep it simple, but you know that there's multiple people saying that we live in a hologram, and if you understand what that means, meaning that you know the split atom theory which is, and you know So, you understand the split atom theory.
01:58:03.000So, the interesting thing about the double-slit experiment: if an ant was walking across the table and you were trying to measure the distance the ant walked, so you slammed a ruler next to it, and then the ant turned left, and you went, oh my God, the act of observing the ant has changed its direction.
01:59:27.000He says, I was very happy to see your 1,000% valid comments about Candace.
01:59:31.000The woke Maoists endure and are deeply entrenched in the U.S. Candace's BS is a pebble in the engine of the war machine to root out the woke left, making everything idiotic chaos.
01:59:44.000Yeah, I think she's basically like, it's a tumor growing on the right that everybody was scared to address because they'd feel that they felt like it would damage them personally.
01:59:54.000But if you don't stop it, then the right will cease to exist and the Democrats will win.
01:59:58.000And she literally said, We don't care about your midterms.
02:00:01.000She knows she's burning down the coalition.
02:00:05.000She does not care, nor does her audience.
02:02:09.000I'll just say it is very interesting that Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
02:02:13.000The biggest blow to the right coalition, but more importantly, specifically to Turning Point USA, their leader and founder and main fundraiser, gone.
02:02:25.000Someone killed Charlie Kirk to destroy Turning Point and stop his work.
02:02:29.000The second most devastating thing done to Turning Point and Charlie's work, Candace Owens.
02:03:23.000Hey, man, I just want to talk about energy.
02:03:25.000I'm talking about subatomic, you know, the cymatic vibration of reality causing things to appear in place at the subatomic realm, which is probably part of what you're going at.
02:03:32.000So we'll maybe we'll tap on that in the after show.
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02:06:11.000I'm going to talk about it before Jamie gets back, but all this hippy-dippy misinterpretation of science stuff is just very funny to me.
02:06:19.000There are some weird experiments they did beyond the double-slit experiment, which do raise questions about the nature of reality and time itself.
02:06:30.000They tried sending information back in time using wave function collapse.
02:07:28.000And part of the problem is when you're looking at subatomic particles, things that are smaller than photons, the photon hitting it changes it.
02:07:36.000That's why you can't know a particle's position and velocity because when you shoot the photon at it, it bounces off of it, changing the velocity and the position.
02:07:47.000So you can either know the position or you can know the velocity, but you can't know both at the same time because the act of shooting a photon at it, hitting it, and bouncing back to your eye, the photon hitting it changes what the particle is doing.
02:08:40.000Anyway, there's more things in space, but in the context that we're discussing right now, you're saying that photons, you're telling me the way I understand it is your eye moves to the photon.
02:08:53.000The photon moves through space at the speed of light and bounces off the particle and then comes back to your eye or to whatever the measuring device is, and then, when it hits your eye, it bounces off your eye again.
02:09:05.000Well it, I mean, I don't know that it bounces off your eye or if it is absorbed or whatever, but it interferes with your eye.
02:09:11.000It enters into your eye yeah, and your eye your your uh, whatever's in your eye, perceives it.
02:09:18.000Um, but that, the what you're talking about.
02:09:20.000When it comes to part of the the, the whole.
02:09:22.000No, the photons that enter your eye to allow you to see, do not bounce back out.
02:09:25.000They are absorbed inside your eye and cease to exist as photons.
02:09:28.000Yeah, there might be some radiation that's lost in the transfer, but they don't like.
02:09:33.000So the whole concept that we're talking about here it, the foundational principle, is that particles that that are, that have, that are smaller than a photon right, when the photon hits it, it changes what the particle's doing right, so the change, so you can't know the position and the velocity at the same time, because the act of viewing it changes it.
02:09:56.000And then there's a bunch of other things, like you can expand on that and there's all kinds of other uh implications.
02:11:30.000The idea is basically at the quantum level.
02:11:32.000There are things we can't quite understand, and the purpose of Schrodinger's cat as a thought experiment is to ask what happens if we take from the quantum weirdness and apply it to something that could be in a physical.
02:11:44.000Uh, I think we call this the nanoscopic, which is us.
02:11:47.000Let's just talk simple though, because you use these words sometimes and I love you, you're smart guy, but geez, these words.
02:11:59.000There was a thing and you can look this up of a, of a, of a some type of Problem, math problem, that all the computers in the world were linked together.
02:12:08.000It would take like five billion years.
02:13:00.000So the article, which we covered on this show about how clearly the only way that this information could have been obtained is by going to other dimensions because it requires a trillion years of data calculation is a way to entice ignorant people into following something they don't understand.
02:13:19.000Like the reason George W. Bush does, they hate us for our freedom, is because if he actually described the issues at play in the geopolitical realm of warfare, they'd go, huh?
02:14:55.000I mean that there's, do you believe that your nose, your eyes, your ears can only access certain things and that there's other things that you can't access because you don't have incredibly vague and I don't know what you mean.
02:15:35.000I think what you're saying, it's just so certainty, and there's arguments which are hypotheses in science to argue against what you're saying, but you're just like, this is what it is.
02:15:43.000And that's like, I think I don't know.
02:15:47.000And what happened with super string theory is that they couldn't accommodate for some of the – basically what happens is they're like, hey, super string theory makes a lot of sense.
02:15:55.000Then someone did a math problem and says, this doesn't add up.
02:19:05.000No, it means drugs make you hallucinate.
02:19:07.000So we're all hallucinating the same thing?
02:19:09.000They didn't prove it was the same thing.
02:19:10.000No, but it was in the same world of numbers.
02:19:13.000It was like shapes, the numbers or something.
02:19:14.000They looked at a laser and they saw what they described as code of shapes they couldn't determine, they couldn't recognize, but it looked like writing.
02:19:22.000They did not write them down and then compare notes.
02:19:47.000And they didn't prove that they were uniform.
02:19:49.000And so, as you've seen, different drugs have different effects.
02:19:53.000So if everyone does Molly and then feels real touchy and feely, we don't go, that proves there is a hidden touchy-feely universe accessed by Molly.
02:20:14.000If me and him both saw the same fucking palm tree, don't you think that'd be weird that we're hallucinating the same thing and he's 10 blocks away from me?
02:20:28.000If you both went in different rooms and both took acid and then you both saw the same alien face and it was singing gangsters rapping gangsters paradise.
02:20:38.000And you didn't communicate with each other.
02:20:39.000And then afterwards you went, it was a purple head rapping gangster paradise.
02:20:42.000You'd be like, wow, that's very strange, which is why DMT is interesting because there have been people who have taken it and when they blast off, they meet similar people despite never working, communicating with each other.