00:02:02.000New testimony from the boyfriend, lover of the alleged Charlie Kirk assassin.
00:02:09.000Images of the bullets, and they accidentally published the love letter or the confession letter, I guess.
00:02:15.000It's a pretty wild story, and it's sparking wild conspiracies largely because, listen, let me just start by saying you're allowed to question official narratives whenever you want.
00:02:24.000We need positive evidence in order to pursue many of these conspiracy theories.
00:02:28.000We don't have strong alternate theories, but there are people desperate on pushing fringe, unhinged conspiracies.
00:02:38.000They're using a technique called assumptive manipulation or assumptive reasoning, where you provide two pieces of information that seem to fit together to trick the person listening into assuming they are part of the same story.
00:02:52.000A simple example would be like if you shouted out something, you know, someone stole my wallet, and then immediately go, it's Ian.
00:03:01.000And then the assumption is, even though I never said he did it, you want people to assume he's the guy who did it.
00:03:06.000I said, no, no, no, I was just pointing to Ian because he was standing there.
00:03:08.000This is the game they're playing, and I'm not having any of it.
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00:07:37.000Saying this is weird or this is something that doesn't make sense or what have you, but it's all conjecture and it's not actually any evidence.
00:07:45.000You know what bothers me the most, though?
00:07:47.000The conspiracy theorists, again, like I actually am a big fan of conspiracy theorists.
00:07:52.000I think we learned the conspiracy theorists over the past several years trying to be right about everything, but not, I'm being hyperbolic.
00:09:13.000Is the official narrative that he did it alone?
00:09:19.000I don't know actually because the FBI was investigating Discord chats as well as there was a big story of trans individuals posting online, presuming foreknowledge of Charlie's assassination.
00:12:15.000And I think Charlie Kirk, he was the most.
00:12:20.000So if you're Tyler Robinson, we can look at it two ways.
00:12:24.000You can look at it from the conspiracy perspective, which is he was killed for some higher purpose, some nefarious purpose from some powerful organization.
00:12:32.000And that is, Charlie is the leader of the right insurgency against the establishment.
00:12:37.000If you look at it from the more mainstream narrative of why would Tyler.
00:12:40.000Tyler Robinson killed him for literally the same reason from a different perspective.
00:12:45.000Charlie was leading the quote unquote fascists.
00:13:39.000And so when he gets to this, he finds the hotel, the apartment, the hotel room where everything went down, and he's like, I need to know why this happened.
00:13:47.000And when he gets there, he finds all these photos of his son, and then he sees a man standing there, and he's like about to cry.
00:13:55.000And then he's like, They were right.0.90
00:13:57.000I am going to kill you because he believes it's the man who kidnapped and murdered his son.0.76
00:14:01.000But then he remembers what one of the precogs says or something, and then he doesn't do it.0.99
00:14:05.000When the police come into the scene and see everything that happened, they're like, Oh, this is why Tom, his character wants to murder the guy.
00:14:14.000And Colin Farrell, who's the independent outside detective, goes, No way, this is fake.
00:14:28.000So, I would say if you want to get conspiratorial, the bigger conspiracy is not that there was exploding mics or a man hiding in the bushes.
00:14:34.000It's that the bullet's got an engraving, there's a letter, he was on the roof, he had the gun, it lines up perfectly.
00:14:44.000It's a wackaloon lefty online Redditor guy with a trans girlfriend who hates Charlie.0.96
00:14:49.000Charlie's leading the charge for the right populists.0.97
00:14:52.000They say every day kill Republicans and things like that.
00:14:55.000And so this dude decided to go and get violent.
00:14:59.000It's surprising to me that people have these conspiracies considering we watched the left get violent nonstop for a decade, threatening to murder conservatives.
00:15:06.000And they've literally done it to like Aaron Danielson in Portland when a lefty with a BLM tattoo walked up and shot him twice in the chest for no reason.
00:15:15.000So then they're like, I don't believe this guy would do this.
00:15:48.000Oswald was deeply connected to the communists and the Russians, and that Lyndon Johnson covered it up because he didn't want to go to war with Russia.
00:15:53.000So he's like, We just can't tell anybody any of this.
00:15:55.000Look, I don't believe nothing, but listen, you guys are.
00:15:58.000But one of the things I did here, because I wasn't following it once this happened, the gun and how do you get the gun?
00:16:05.000And he said it very simply before the show.
00:16:07.000He's like, Listen, it's a two piece gun.
00:16:21.000When I was in action, when I went to Arizona, and I, you know, what these people do, let me just say this because we're going to get into the other portion of the story these evil scumbag manipulative liars, is they know that it's very difficult for us to reveal security information as to who our personnel are, their training, the things they're doing, the things they're talking about.0.82
00:16:40.000And they're exploiting that, the safety of us and our families, to try and get clicks and create conspiracies.0.79
00:16:46.000And, you know, Clint Russell is doing that.
00:19:15.000Bullets do weird things when they enter, like, you know, a medium like flesh, right?
00:19:19.000Like, they don't, if it's a full metal jacket, which means the copper jacket is all the way to the front, it has more of a chance of going all the way through, but a soft point is designed to deform.
00:19:32.000That picture that we just saw basically, you were looking at mostly copper.
00:19:36.000The lead has all gone into, you know, got shredded and stuff.
00:19:39.000But there's a guy that was a green beret that got shot.
00:19:43.000With a 7.62 by 54R, which is about the same size as a 30 out six.
00:19:49.000It entered in the back of his shoulder, just above his plate, went down and came out his hip.
00:20:16.000When you claim Charlie was betrayed by Ben Shapiro, and that it's very strange that Charlie's security would be talking with Ben's security.
00:21:19.000If you're in that world, it's a very close knit world, so something crazy happened to a huge leader and they go, dude, listen to it.
00:21:25.000They hear it and they go, if you know a guy on that detail, no, I don't think that's odd because you're getting inside information because that's what you talk to those people.
00:21:32.000It's like an NFL player hearing that someone was traded.
00:21:38.000Ben Shapiro just confessed on his show that while Charlie was being transported to the hospital and bleeding out to death, his security was on the phone with Charlie's security receiving updates.
00:21:49.000Someone explained to me why during the minutes while Charlie was dying in the backseat of a car, Charlie's security team was providing updates to Ben's team rather than focusing entirely on saving Charlie Kirk's life and finding the killer.0.72
00:22:10.000I won't get into the finer details, but yep.
00:22:13.000Anyway, one of the security members who was in that, and is suing her, by the way, was in the car and went to the hospital, is currently suing me and using Ben Shapiro's lawyer who has sued me relentlessly on Ben's behalf for the last three years.
00:23:18.000We're friends with Charlie and his team.
00:23:20.000So the people on our team who are like literally talk to Charlie's team all the time, immediately we're calling them.
00:23:27.000Our security company personally knows their security company.
00:23:32.000I could be wrong about this because I don't know exactly which companies they hire, but there's one big company that is security for all of the prominent right wing personalities.
00:23:40.000And I forgot the name of this company, but.
00:23:42.000Someone came to me and they said, Hey, this company that does all these conservatives, they're asking if we want to work with them because they'll do a package rate.
00:23:49.000And I was like, I don't know, we like our security guys.
00:23:52.000Our security company we've worked with, and we like our guys.
00:23:55.000I'm not going to, you know, like, they're our friends.
00:24:53.000One of them, maybe not even in the car, relays information to their logistics team at HQ.
00:24:59.000Because you don't just have four guards and nothing else.
00:25:02.000Security companies have a headquarters with an office where people sit at desks and coordinate information, call hospitals, plan insurance payments, or reach out to insurance for payments.
00:25:12.000So when this happens, one of the first things the immediate security does is tend to Charlie.
00:25:18.000The guys on the team who can't do anything else immediately call 911.
00:25:22.000They then call their logistics or get on their radio and say, Charlie's been hit.
00:25:27.000And they give updates via radio or phone.
00:25:30.000They leave the phone on and talk to their logistics team.
00:25:33.000The logistics of that security tells other guards who are on detail.
00:25:38.000If this company had other people, and Harpool has done this for Candace too, if there are other prominent conservatives with security, they are going to flag it to every single guard.
00:25:56.000Everybody with security companies worth their salt got that information.
00:25:59.000So, why is Ben's security team talking to Charlie's security team?
00:26:02.000One, it may have actually been the same company, meaning his team is in reference to the guards that he has who got updates from the logistics of their own company telling them, hey, Ben could be in danger.
00:26:21.000So our team is a private company that we're not using any of the big guys, but our company are friends with all of these guys and direct communication with them.
00:26:30.000And I will stress this the reason why I know that.
00:26:34.000Brian Harpole provided security to Candace is because our security company knows all those guys.
00:27:19.000So if you took, let's say a crazy guy ran up and whacked you with a club, they would say a man looking to be in his 30s, wearing a trench coat, just hit Jamie with a club in the back of the head.0.93
00:28:21.000So it diverted attention from security.
00:28:24.000And people were telling you after it happened, like personalities, like some dude in the crowd jumped up and shot him and then screamed, I did it.
00:28:44.000There is video, could be AI, pictures of that guy at other weird events.
00:28:49.000Because I'll put it like this I don't like the term crisis actor because I believe that's a red herring intended to manipulate what's actually going on.
00:28:57.000What people will do is they'll find images of people who look similar and then claim they're the same person.
00:29:02.000The goal of which I believe is to stop actual populist investigation.
00:29:09.000So if you have 100,000 people interested in digging into what happened with Charlie Kirk, And you don't want them to find out, you got to throw red herrings out there.
00:29:23.000Like, we've seen this before where, you know, law enforcement or some kind of agitator shows up to a protest and starts fights and violence intentionally, and we don't know who they are, where they come from.
00:29:35.000They may be left, they may be right, they may be government, they may be CIA.
00:29:38.000But there's a video, I think, during the BLM rights, where a guy, there's like a protest in the street, and a guy in all black walks up out of nowhere with a hammer smashing windows and then just leaves.
00:29:48.000And it's like, okay, that dude's not a protester.
00:30:36.000There's not that many dudes who do like international wet work type stuff and then come back and do what they call EP, executive protection.
00:31:01.000Here's what Clint Russell responded to Candace with.
00:31:03.000For those that haven't followed us closely, Charlie Kirk was placed in the vehicle under a minute.
00:31:06.000The car was less than 10, likely less than 5.
00:31:09.000So within 5 or 10 minutes, Shapiro's security was getting real time updates from Charlie Kirk's security, and that was relayed to Shapiro when they should have been working Taylor to save his life.
00:31:17.000What Clint is doing here is called assumptive manipulation.
00:31:21.000First, we've never concluded, nor did Ben say, that his team was on the phone with the guys in the car.
00:31:27.000So when he says they should have been working Taylor to save his life, the purpose of that sentence is to, in your mind, create an image of Charlie Kirk.
00:31:35.000Of Charlie's security team in the car, not rendering aid and instead calling Ben Shapiro, which no one said.
00:31:57.000I text them, you know, rarely, but I consider him a friend.
00:32:01.000Charlie Kirk did not work for Daily Wire, which is true.
00:32:02.000While the rest of the world was just learning about the shot being fired somehow, Shapiro was a direct line of the security team, which just failed to secure their protectee.
00:32:09.000This is weird beyond belief, and I hope everyone will set their buy side and really think about how this was even possible.
00:32:17.000We've known him for a long time, and Clint has gone down a very dark path recently, and I assume it's out of desperation for attention.
00:32:25.000Clint knows full well that security teams communicate with other security teams.
00:32:29.000He knows everything you just described how a set cop is going to radio, hey guys, here's what just happened, to logistics.
00:32:35.000Why is he trying to make people assume that Charlie Kirk's security wasn't rendering aid and instead were on the phone with Ben Shapiro's team?
00:33:38.000You apply pressure and you try to stop the bleeding and, like, you get him to the hospital where they can do proper care.
00:33:46.000There's only so much you can do if someone's shot one time in the neck.
00:33:50.000You put a bandage on, you can't throw a tourniquet on a neck.
00:33:54.000So, you throw a bandage on there and you try and apply pressure and you try and do your best to keep the blood that's left inside of them inside of them.
00:34:02.000Then you get, they're not going to have like, you know, plasma or they're not going to give them an IV of blood in the car on the way.
00:34:42.000Bro, if you think it's weird that a logistics company relays to other security companies, friends, and affiliates, your client may be in danger, here are the updates that are going on.
00:34:56.000If my security company did not have the ability to tell me what had just happened, I would fire them in two seconds.
00:35:02.000If they went to me and said, we honestly have no idea what's going on, and I'll be like, guys, this is what we pay you for.
00:35:06.000Security is not just standing in front of me, it's making sure that the death threats, the swattings, and anything high profile is on our radar.
00:35:14.000In order to secure us, they need to know, is this multi person?
00:35:18.000Are there other incidents happening elsewhere?
00:35:52.000And so, what Clint does is, yes, indeed, I posted, I'm hearing that Charlie is stable because I am getting information from my team and what I understand to be in hindsight, 2020.
00:36:05.000After Charlie was shot, they applied pressure.
00:36:07.000He was not immediately dead, or the presumption was they did not know that he had brain death, a spinal injury, or anything like that.
00:36:15.000He had a pulse, and they were holding it.
00:36:17.000So that's called critical but stable, meaning he wasn't actively bleeding out and dying.
00:36:22.000Now, I don't know exactly what happened once they get to the hospital.
00:36:37.000And now, because of this, It's the only thing Clint has to latch on to.
00:36:41.000He says, Nope, I think you are either lying or were lied to.
00:36:44.000I do not believe you had an update on his condition from the SUV while driving 100 miles an hour to the hospital and also trying to save his life.
00:36:50.000First, Alex Stein called me within 30 seconds of it happening.
00:36:54.000Literally, the moment he got shot, Alex called me on the phone and said, Charlie just got shot.
00:37:14.000And I was on the phone endlessly with a bunch of different people.
00:37:19.000I just think it's insane that people like Clint are playing this game.
00:37:23.000But it's because, look, Candace got 8 million views.
00:37:25.000She got 8.4 million views on that post accusing Ben Shapiro of killing Charlie Kirk.
00:37:30.000And I'm going to be very, very clear here.
00:37:33.000Of course, Candace did not literally say Ben killed Charlie.
00:37:36.000But when she says he confessed, I knew it, I knew it, I knew it, and then says they were giving Ben updates, this is called assumptive manipulation.
00:37:44.000She wants you to draw the conclusion so she can't be sued.
00:39:39.000And Clint knows my security company would never allow me to show phone call logs between them.
00:39:46.000Like, people can believe you or they cannot believe you.0.99
00:39:48.000I told Clint what we'll do is I'll prove it to him privately, and then he can keep the $10,000 because he's going to make a video admitting he's a fake bitch.0.99
00:39:56.000He believes that you were talking within 10 minutes or he doesn't believe it.0.88
00:40:01.000He says, I don't believe that you got updates from the security team within 10 minutes of what was going on.
00:40:36.000Because you know it's true, and all of these conspiracy people are lying.
00:40:39.000And the reason why Brian is suing her is because he did security for Candace, and she's accusing him to get clicks.
00:40:45.000And Clint knows this too, but Clint is just so desperate for attention.
00:40:49.000So, what I'm saying is, if you guys are big mouth pieces, and I don't mean that in any other way, just meaning you guys talk about very intense stuff, you would be very scared for your own safety, correct?
00:41:00.000Thinking, like, oh my God, where's my team?
00:43:26.000I genuinely do not believe Clint Russell believes any of this stuff.
00:43:29.000His opinion changed on a dime, and he's lied about us on numerous instances.
00:43:33.000The last time we saw Clint, and Clint came on this show not because he was personally invited, it's because he has an open invitation.
00:43:42.000And he was in town in D.C., and we were like, bro, you can walk in.
00:43:45.000We told him previously, door is always open anytime you're in town.
00:43:48.000And so he just showed up because Clint is friends, like, he was friends with all of us.
00:43:53.000He then has the gall to claim we stopped inviting him on the show when he knows for a fact he could have literally walked in the front gate and security would have been like, hey, Clint.
00:44:01.000I don't know if this is kind of personal, Clint.
00:44:03.000You're listening right now, obviously.
00:44:45.000The reason I don't think this is about money for him is because he has money.
00:44:50.000He had money before he started making a public.
00:44:53.000I never said it was about money for him, I said attention.
00:44:56.000All right, relevance, which is important.0.99
00:44:58.000So, you guys were homies, you're not homies anymore.0.58
00:45:00.000No, because he started, I mean, when he lied saying that we wouldn't invite him on the show anymore, when literally he can, if he walked up to our security gate, they'd be like, Hey, Clint, and they'd open the door for him.0.55
00:45:25.000And then he made a big long post, which was shared by Dave Smith as well, criticizing the things I had said without actually addressing what my real argument is on the issue of Israel.
00:45:36.000The reason is the people who hate Jews, and I'm not talking about the anti Israel people because you're allowed to be critical of Israel, but the Jew conspiratar people click his videos and share his stuff.0.55
00:45:56.000Claim that Israel is sending nanites into New York City's water supply, graphene injections, claiming that Jews are operating a secret underground network of cities, or that the Jews have been smuggling fentanyl into West Virginia.0.81
00:46:11.000And I'm going to say, you've got Israel derangement syndrome.
00:48:14.000But I've got one of those, I have the kind of mental disorder where if I don't take in psychotic amounts of information, I'll have, like, an anxiety attack.
00:49:40.000But so I played a lot of poker, and Brian Shapiro, everybody loves him.
00:49:44.000But he was like, Tim, how are you playing so much?
00:49:46.000He's like, something must be wrong, like your brain.
00:49:48.000And I'm like, I can, I can, he's like, you can really just play nonstop.
00:49:52.000And I'm like, I need active stimulation.
00:49:54.000My favorite part of it where you were like, you were finally finished a tournament and you're like, I got to go play a cash game to wind down.
00:50:20.000And then I ended up having one, like, I hit the nuts, meaning the best possible hand.
00:50:24.000I had one instance where I had a really good hand unfolded, and the deal was like, let me check to make sure that it was like, oh, wow, that's a really good hand.
00:53:54.000I hate to sound old, man, but I'm really starting to believe, like, the desensitization of, like, video games, dude.0.99
00:54:03.000Like, I hate to say that, but, like, if content's in your face every three seconds, people start believing that shit.0.96
00:54:09.000Because if you go to LA right now, it's literally GTA.0.98
00:54:14.000And I'm like, I could see how people then go and feel like GTA is like, you see these group meetups and all the shit that happens and it's burning out on your tires.0.99
00:54:46.000And so it's like, The fact that you're saying this, and there's whatever it's bots making it or whatever, they're totally desensitizing it.
00:55:04.000Well, not, not, I said that we had somebody who was intelligence telling us that they think by 2030 we have a real risk due to international conflict and all that stuff.
00:55:15.000My argument is that there's a preponderance of evidence.
00:55:19.000And probability, but look, civil strife doesn't always end up in civil war.
00:55:23.000The point is, the younger gen, so what people need to understand is that people don't get radicalized, they are radicalized.
00:55:30.000So, the reason why we have a hyper polarized left and right is because when they were young, they were polarized.
00:55:35.000Kids who were Gen Zers now, who are kids, you know, in the late 2000s, early 2010s, were getting polarized by Facebook because it was algorithmically showing either too far left or too far right content.
00:55:46.000And I don't mean far left and far right, I just mean like too much content of the right, too much content of the left, creating two universes.
00:55:52.000Like, I remember there was one media company that actually had to create two versions of its website called Red and Blue.
00:56:09.000And the fighting starts with them.0.99
00:56:10.000But for the younger generation, if you can have them believing that the left and the right are both stupid and politics are dumb and they focus on other things like gambling, for instance, there's not going to be a civil war.1.00
00:56:23.000One hyper polarized generation is not enough.0.99
00:56:25.000It'll be civil strife, but it will not be enough.
00:57:40.000And I'm like half asleep, but I'm like, it's not something I can answer in a text.
00:57:45.000So, and she goes, this is a trick question.
00:57:48.000So I'll give her a longer answer later, but I just sent her a picture where it says, it's cool to love America, bro, which was the meme going out on July 4th.
01:00:18.000And I think, as weird as it may sound, Because I don't think it's a good thing, but the mockery of George Floyd and Charlie Kirk around the same time.
01:00:25.000And don't forget, Nick Fuentes was in there too.
01:00:28.000They're like trying to destroy the image of these people.
01:00:32.000And the odd thing is Candace, who I just said, and it's like sometimes the people that are, I'm not saying she is, but like the people that are involved in destroying the image of these people can then get their image destroyed in the same mockery campaign.
01:00:44.000And it creates a cavalcade of dissidents.
01:00:46.000You know what this country needs, Jamie?
01:00:48.000We need people to calm down, crack a beer.
01:01:51.000You know, and then obviously the gender war is kind of ongoing.0.99
01:01:54.000You know, what's funny is you can.0.82
01:01:57.000I believe that algorithmic manipulation is usually intentional, but I do believe that a good portion of it is not that, like, you know, YouTube is going on and saying, let's make this video more prominent than something else.
01:03:29.000Yeah, and then that feeds my algorithm because Alphabet, I don't know how connected a Samsung Alphabet gets, but like Google, if it's Chrome, Chrome's probably got a microphone app that's listening and then feeds it to Alphabet, which then changes my YouTube algorithm.
01:06:14.000There was a huge meeting with a lot of countries in Kigali, Africa.
01:06:19.000And they had something called the Kigali Agreement, where they were going to change the propellant, the gas, whatever it is, for global warming.
01:06:30.000And every country had 15 years to adjust.
01:07:18.000I got involved and I had a meeting with Lee Zeldin, and they're trying to relax some of these requirements that were approved during the Biden administration.0.99
01:07:33.000And so right now you're seeing this shit.0.99
01:07:36.000Like we're having, and so when Mandami says put your shit to 78.1.00
01:07:44.000In France, there was a huge fight in multiple stores, people fighting over not just air conditioning, fans.0.99
01:07:51.000In London, they want to ban air conditioning.
01:07:56.000So you think that it's not about electricity?
01:15:14.000To be fair, if there's one thing that will unite Americans, it's that when Mamdani's like, everybody, set your thermos at the 78, bro, people in New York were like, I will die before I let you take my AC away.0.99
01:17:10.000No, it's because they're saying, hey, the reason why we got to reduce carbon is because data centers produce so much, we got to reduce it elsewhere.
01:17:28.000No, they want to reduce carbon emissions because they're like, we want a billion, you know.
01:17:31.000Have you seen the company, I want to say overseas, China, don't get me wrong, an Asian company, and I'm sorry to cut you off, that has floating data centers.
01:17:59.000And they say, you know, rising electrical demands require new transmission lines.
01:18:04.000And no one, no one believes this is due to like residential activity because while the eastern panel of West Virginia is seeing a big uptick in population, the general area where they're building these power lines, it's not particularly.
01:18:20.000There's development, but it's not like outrageous, but there are big data centers popping up.
01:18:24.000And we've talked about it for a long time that our studio is in a data center power corridor, meaning.
01:18:29.000We are in the exact spot they need to send transmission lines to get to the data centers.
01:18:32.000So we get a letter saying that they've got several proposed routes, and one of them goes through our property, and that learn more coming to our special event.
01:18:41.000And then the argument is if we do this, we'll pay you the difference in the lost value.
01:18:46.000So I couldn't talk about it for a minute because I was like, I'm going to reach out to our contacts in the government.
01:18:52.000And apparently our friends were like, you can't do this.
01:18:59.000If they decide not to do this route and go to someone else's route through a different state, well, then it's like the people in that state are going to be pissed off being like, what, Tim Pool makes a phone call and they don't build data center power lines over his property.
01:19:09.000And it's kind of like, yep, that's what happened.
01:21:40.000So imagine going back to the founding fathers and telling them, you know, 200 years, the government's going to give everyone a serial number.
01:21:57.000This isn't an endorsement of the stuff.
01:21:59.000But the time to actually make a stink about that stuff was about 15 years ago because your cell phone does everything the flock camera does.
01:22:07.000It tracks you actually probably 25 years ago because everybody that has a cell phone that's tracking which tower you're going to.
01:22:16.000So this one will get your exact location, but even the old flip phones know which general area you're in.
01:22:22.000So, like, this thing has a camera on it, it's got a microphone on it.
01:22:25.000Your Wi Fi router can actually map the interior of the room that you're in.
01:22:31.000All this idea that, oh, you know, I want privacy.
01:26:06.000There is likely other and greater consciousness, but the point is this means the universe is conscious, whether it is just the single individual or every individual together.
01:26:14.000My point is to describe in Ian terms all of our consciousnesses are just functions of the logos of the universe, likely connected either through the underlying code, if you want to call it that, or God's will.
01:26:26.000That is to say, if you are playing a video game like GTA, every character in that game is computed, is created by the processor.
01:26:34.000So they are all part of the same computer unit despite being distinct on screen and behaving differently.
01:26:40.000So when you say you think something and it pops up, this is because your consciousness is connected literally to the universe.
01:26:46.000And this is, I'm not saying hippy dippy like you control reality.
01:26:49.000I'm saying quite literally, you would not exist if your consciousness was not following the code of the universe as a component of it.
01:26:55.000So do you believe in simulation theory?
01:26:58.000I believe that simulation theory is a way that atheists describe what theologians have been talking about for thousands of years.
01:27:40.000When you look at the basics of theology, what simulists describe is like the first page of a theology book.0.93
01:27:45.000So, when you ask me if I believe we live in a simulation, it's like, well, having studied a bit of theology, you can't just say yes because it's like saying, do you think there's a rock bigger than your fist?0.96
01:28:01.000My point is, when you ask me if simulation, it's like asking me if I think the ether can be touched.
01:28:07.000And it's like, well, look, the ether is like an old, archaic way of describing things.
01:28:11.000Simulation theory is a rudimentary way that people who have no connection to theology try to describe literally page one of a theology book.
01:30:14.000No, no, because simulation theory the reason I wouldn't say yes to that is because it implies we were here to simulate some specific thing.
01:30:22.000But that's an assertion outside of what the actual argument is.
01:30:25.000Bro, the argument made by simulists is that the universe was constructed for some reason by an advanced civilization.
01:36:47.000I just don't know if there's intelligence behind it, if there's sentience causing the formation of the psychosis, you know, like the chemicals smashing together that are us.0.99
01:42:38.000It's like, okay, yeah, there's a lot of bullshit in the world, but if you say, it's not like you don't want to be disturbed to the point where you say something is real when it's obviously not and it's dangerous for people, but You can change the way people perceive situations, which then lead to their behaviors changing, which lead to different outcomes.0.72
01:42:55.000I think that me and Tim agree on a lot, but he just gets so locked in in the technicality of things like, if you believe that, it means there's no God.0.93
01:43:12.000Well, my point is that when I went to Catholic school growing up, they taught us all of these ideas of simulation theory where, like, First thing I learned in kindergarten.
01:43:21.000I remember the garden, and then there was a 100.
01:43:25.000Actually, the first they said was in the beginning there was nothing, and God created light, he created dark, he separated the light from the dark.
01:43:31.000And I said, Oh, and so if you think back thousands of years ago, when even longer perhaps, when they're describing how an all powerful being manifested reality, and then someone goes, But what if it was a computer?
01:44:44.000So the Nazis are aliens that came to Earth and they, one Nazi, it was an alien time, they weren't Nazis yet, injected their immortality elixir, it's got a word or whatever, into an apple and fed it to his monkeys he was genetically engineering and they became humans.
01:45:54.000Listen, can I tell you just real quick?
01:45:56.000Imagine a story where it's like a guy invites Ian and his girlfriend into his house, and he's like, yeah, look, I know you guys are on hard times, but my house is big.
01:48:02.000So, for instance, in Star Trek, when they conceptualized faster than light travel with warp drive, it's because warp was conceptualized before the show and the show borrowed from it.
01:48:11.000So, when now we have scientists saying we can build warp engines, it's not going to look like Star Trek.
01:50:42.000There was no point in my life where I looked up a video and we always knew it was this song that never ends because the song that doesn't end doesn't even sound good.
01:51:10.000I think they put fake things on the internet.
01:51:12.000And I was like, so you think it's more likely that somebody put up a bunch of fake videos where they AI altered the lyrics of the song than you just got the lyrics wrong?
01:51:21.000She goes, yes, because we used to say this.
01:51:22.000And I was like, yeah, I actually agree.
01:51:24.000I know for a fact this song was that never ends.
01:52:01.000And then I'll play the AI version and people will go, whoa, Mandela effect.
01:52:04.000My point is, it's really easy to take a clip from the old show, which it's not VHS, it's not an original broadcast, change the lyrics in it, upload it, and then freak people out.
01:53:07.000Well, I watched this show as a kid on PBS.
01:53:10.000They used it in the original, it was doesn't end, and then Animaniacs used it, and then a show called Cartoon Planet used it, a parody of it, and it may have used the word never in their version of it.
01:58:56.000The inventor of the Super Soger created a device that can use heat exchange for power generation using inert hydrogen gas electron exchange and has a cooling effect.
01:59:51.000See, here's the point therapy describes a known practice.0.74
01:59:57.000If you want to use the root word therapy as in a social practice that someone can engage in to help improve mental health, then men can get therapy.
02:00:06.000It's called lifting heavy rocks and going to the gym.
02:00:08.000Women need social validation by being talked to.0.99
02:00:12.000This is why there's a trope of women complaining about something, and when the guy offers a solution, She just wants to keep complaining because what she's looking for is social validation for her feelings.0.99
02:00:20.000I'm not saying that derisively, but women get mad when you bring that up.0.52
02:00:23.000When men feel bad, they should do 10 push ups.
02:00:26.000If you're ever feeling depressed, do 10 push ups, do 50.
02:01:01.000The excessive gamer says paying money to say that those saying it was not Tyler Robinson are either paid accounts or completely delusional.1.00
02:02:20.000All right, one more before we go to that uncensored portion.
02:02:23.000Sergeant Stoic says, my sim theory, our consciousness needs to be transported into these human bodies, all real but made trillions of years ago in order to keep our minds active in cryosleep.
02:03:14.000And I said, like, underlying the last city would be a Christian tradition because these are people who refuse to go into the Matrix, into the machine, into the Neuralink.
02:03:22.000So then it changed the structures, changed the factions.
02:03:26.000Then I drafted another chapter treatment.
02:03:27.000Then I went through each chapter and said, change this so this happens.
02:03:31.000And then it rewrites it because it creates a cascade effect.
02:03:34.000And then I went through each chapter and then took about two hours.
02:03:37.000I probably wrote about 5,000 words of direction, not actual story.
02:04:11.000And he's like, We've got to fix some things.
02:04:12.000I just want to see waves of zombies attack the last city, like, periodically.
02:04:16.000Once a month at the Blood Moon or something.
02:04:18.000I know, but there should be some threat.
02:04:19.000There's this game called The Last Spell that's like that.
02:04:23.000Here's the gist of the story there's one city left.
02:04:25.000They don't know why humanity collapsed or everything's gone.
02:04:28.000Just a couple hundred years after, like, news records dry up.
02:04:32.000It turns out humans adopted Norlink and decided to live in facilities underground, climate control, easier to climate control, where they live in a digital reality where they want for nothing.
02:04:43.000And so they choose to go into a matrix.0.88
02:04:45.000And then, but maintenance has to periodically be done on these facilities, which results in a growing last city of largely Christians who refuse to adopt these technologies, who lived in rural areas, eventually form a large city.0.80
02:04:58.000And then it comes to a clash between what, you know, The name for the last city calls the people in the matrix the continuation.0.91
02:05:08.000Civilization continued and they didn't know.
02:05:11.000And the theme behind the book is that the general religion of the city is that they believe they are the descendants of those who are left behind after the rapture because their ancestors were sinners.
02:05:23.000And in fact, they're the true faithful.
02:05:25.000And the sinners went to go live in a fake paradise created by man, which leads to conflict.
02:05:31.000Actually, for the most part, the story is not about the conflict between.
02:05:35.000Humans living in the Matrix Pods and The Last City.
02:05:37.000It's mostly about the political ramifications of The Last City's choices when they come to learn that, in fact, they were truly faithful and humans are basically like gaunt, vampire looking creatures with like thin skin living in pods.
02:05:50.000And then the culmination of the book, however, is conflict between the two groups.
02:05:53.000So you wrote a futuristic documentary.
02:08:57.000And that means we can't control monetization, which means we can't keep making the show, which means what we're going to do is we're going to tell AI to load up every video of Timcast IRL and AI generate clips that sound like IRL and then just have clips.
02:09:10.000It's like, I think that getting clipped and people using it is just the inevitable, like, If you're traveling really fast and the friction is causing heat to go by, that's fast.
02:11:31.000And then you can go to sponsors and say, if so, these clipping networks, we had one clip get millions of views, and it was talking about wolves.
02:11:40.000It was like Andrew Brecker talking about wolves.
02:14:32.000We put these screens on the microphones, and it'll say, like, you know, Rumble on it.
02:14:36.000And it'll like, Rumble will light up, this logo will spin.
02:14:39.000And then when someone clips the show, you can see the Rumble logo on every microphone.
02:14:43.000And so we add, we can go in the Clipping Network and see the millions of views, and then we can go to the advertiser and say, Bang, check it out.
02:15:59.000And I don't want to be the heckler, but I asked you a question about Don't Suck.0.89
02:16:03.000It was, it really pulled me out of the movie that it's just given away right at the beginning that Matt Rice is a vampire.
02:16:11.000I feel like that would have been a better payoff there at the end instead of the will he, won't he bite me, it'd be a will he, is he not a vampire, you know?
02:22:13.000Okay, well, what's the other one then?
02:22:15.000Schrodinger's cat is an idea that you put a cat in a box and you trigger a trap that will go off if a uranium particle decays and then a detector hits a detector, releasing a gas which kills the cat.
02:22:26.000And Schrodinger's cat is because we don't know when waveform collapse happens, the presumption is the cat is both alive and dead at the same time.
02:23:20.000All of our brains are rendering our own versions of it.
02:23:22.000You know, I was watching Gutfeld a couple weeks ago, and all of the people on the panel were like talking about quantum computing because Trump was bragging about it.
02:23:30.000And then Gutfeld was like, Can anybody explain what quantum computing is?
02:23:33.000And they were like, Nope, nope, nope, nope.
02:23:35.000And I'm like, Okay, well, let me tell you.
02:23:44.000What the Google engineer said is his only presumption is that they're plugging into multiple realities in order to solve these equations, these computations so quickly.
02:24:10.000If you have a maze and you want to solve that maze very quickly, old school is you go through it and you trial and error and then eventually you make it to the end.
02:24:19.000Well, then some guy said, let's have there's 10 known paths.
02:24:23.000Like, so the math has 10, the maze has 10 paths.
02:24:25.000Send 10 people and they'll go down each path.
02:24:27.000And then the guy who gets out, we know who had the right path.
02:24:30.000And then quantum is look directly above the maze at the exact path and you know instantly what the path is.
02:25:30.000Yeah, string theory is like the 90s science, and then they upgraded, they added a dimension, and it became M theory, membrane theory.
02:25:37.000String theory was like cosmic multidimensional strings, and they were like, maybe it's actually a multidimensional membrane because they added a dimension to it.
02:25:44.000But the real answer is they have no idea what they're talking about.
02:26:01.000There's a guy named Garrett Lisi, something like 15 years ago, who proposed a unified theory called the Extremely Simple Theory of Everything, where he believed the universe is just an E8 Lie Group, which, if you look up, it's a multi dimensional sphere.
02:26:15.000And he explains where part of it, he predicts several particles will exist if it's true.
02:28:08.000If you were to move outside of time into a fifth dimension, a higher dimension, to see the fourth, You would see that people are falling through time.
02:29:26.000You guys kind of just illustrated going on a tangent about science, but what are some of the ways we can have conversations about politics in more social settings, like in a casual way?
02:29:35.000Because I tend to just by having a regular conversation will trigger liberals just about anything.
02:29:43.000And I figured, especially since you're in Vegas doing something non political.
02:29:47.000Related as a political figure, have you encountered different situations like this since being at the poker tournament?
02:29:54.000I think, like, you know, I was saying earlier that the burnout on politics might be a good thing, that people are just finally over it.
02:30:00.000I mean, we've been hanging out with Brian Shapiro because he lives out here, but I had dinner with Kyla Turner and a couple other libs and a couple other conservatives, and there was like light arguments, and like, you know, we were arguing about IQ with Kyla, but we just had dinner.
02:31:25.000I think I'm going to propose, like, we need to propose some kind of alliance between the disagreeable libtards, but who we can tolerate, and, like, to ice out institutions and industry heads who are hyperpartisan.1.00
02:31:45.000It should not be a function of grocery stores, restaurants, production companies.1.00
02:31:53.000Whatever it might be to blacklist people based on politics.
02:31:58.000So, from the ground up to the top up, if you're a hyper partisan wackaloon, then like we should just agree, let's ice those people out.
02:32:06.000If there's like some manager at a company who's like, I refuse, like, no, no.
02:32:10.000And I know it's a liberal problem, it's not a conservative.1.00
02:32:13.000Conservatives don't do this, but I think we need to get those libs that want to have these conversations and don't want to be like, we need to have them and be like, okay, we're going to come together and we're going to tell these people to go fuck themselves.0.99
02:32:26.000It's like a positive reinforcement.0.98
02:32:28.000But the thing is, we can't, like, I'm trying not to call people loons.
02:32:47.000I try to take the higher road, but the road doesn't get me really very far.
02:32:51.000If someone initiates or in the very first bit of an exchange, Is already calling you names, then it's like, all right, well, this isn't going to be productive anyway.
02:33:00.000So there's no point in even continuing.
02:33:02.000So it's kind of like the selling thing like three negatives hang up the phone.
02:33:07.000I mean, legitimately, because like if someone throws out ad hominems like that, they're like, you know, you're a racist or you're this because you're like, oh, I don't think this is good or I think that immigration, you know, we should limit immigration.
02:35:23.000If Tim is passionate as he is, right, and makes his living in his bones and his belief, and he's like, fuck it, I just want to watch the Clippers.0.99
02:35:55.000Our production company and some like booking stuff where it's like, we just gotta, we like, it's funny when people say, I will respect the arguments for, uh, against Brian because he gets vitriolic and I tell him not to, but like in person, he doesn't do this.
02:36:58.000Like, if you look at how I interacted with Brian, it was like I argued with him, but I'm not going to scream at him or insult him because we're trying to.
02:37:29.000I don't like, I like, these are, these are, these are, they got bad opinions, man.0.99
02:37:33.000And we're going to argue with them, but the wackaloon, antifa lefties, the cancel culture, woke tards, all of those people, we're going to ice out.0.95
02:37:40.000And that means we're going to, we want to make the center the normal people again.0.99
02:37:46.000But I'm going to stress it is a problem of the left, not the right.
02:37:50.000The right has a little bit, don't get me wrong.
02:39:09.000And yeah, I'm looking forward to that.
02:39:11.000Also, young people, if I just became the secretary of the young Republicans here, that is the best way to reach out and get involved because a lot of people in here want to know, and that is such a good stepping stone.
02:39:24.000And sorry, last but not least, shout out to Rep Aaron Mayberry here in District 68 of Tennessee.
02:39:31.000He's the first state to get rid of all the DEI stuff.
02:40:59.000I mean, to me, bro, honestly, when I do comedy shows, the crowds are like, thank you, I needed that, but I really needed them.
02:41:07.000Like, laughter, I know it's going to sound corny, it really helps.
02:41:11.000Like, not, I think the new generation, they take themselves so seriously because, you know, I say that social media gave everybody a voice, right?
02:41:22.000But a lot of people should have laryngitis.
02:41:25.000And it's like, there's just so many people that are like, oh, they don't like this thing that you did.
02:41:29.000Well, they wouldn't have liked it anyway.
02:41:31.000I just would have never heard it in the 90s.0.99
02:41:34.000So I think that people got to realize that you got to laugh at shit.0.99
02:41:38.000You have to have self awareness of what you are and you have to laugh about it.0.99
02:43:17.000The second question, sorry, sorry to cut you off, but it was about what's something you've changed your mind on in the last few years, whether it's politics or Hollywood or life in general.
02:43:26.000So, you've had a lot of leftists on, or not a lot of leftists.
02:43:29.000You've had a lot of people on your show.
02:43:31.000Is there anything that you've changed your mind on in any of those conversations?
02:43:41.000Well, I've always said I'm kind of fiscally conservative, socially liberal, and I think a lot of people are.
02:43:48.000I think that what I changed my mind on is Hollywood in general.
02:44:07.000The juice and the squeeze for me now is doing stuff like this, talking to people.
02:44:12.000Being in the space of spreading what I believe is some sort of truths.
02:44:17.000So, Hollywood has lost some of its luster to me because I see a lot more bullshit now, unfortunately, because my eyes are more open.0.99
02:44:25.000And also, I don't think the general pop gives a shit.0.97
02:44:29.000I think they'll escape to use it, but a lot of it is like, yeah, so Hollywood is not as important to me as it was.0.96
02:44:35.000I love it and I love what it can do for a person and you can have a career, but I'm fascinated that there's people that have gone back to pre COVID ways in a non COVID way.
02:44:46.000In a non pre COVID world, if that makes sense.
02:49:02.000It's over there on the Roma Nation Network at riseofmiddleamerica.com.
02:49:07.000And Tim, I'd like to say that I'm very, very, very excited to go to the coffee event that you are having.
02:49:14.000Later this month, Friday the 24th, where I will be bringing my lovely, lovely girlfriend, Anea, and a very, very great skateboard, one of your own skateboards, so that I can have you and hopefully everybody else sign it, if you don't mind.
02:50:21.000Ishtola does similar to Thassa, but she costs two more and she does double Thassa, but it didn't work because Thassa costing four really makes the deck work.
02:50:28.000And Ishtola costing six is just, it doesn't work.
02:51:52.000Graham Plattner, our favorite main resident.
02:51:57.000Right, uh, with him being the first social media candidate, and what I mean by that is his existence as a political figure can be traced all over social media.
02:52:09.000With the rise and fall of him, well, with the rise and fall of him and the debacle after all this social media stuff came out, is this going to be the future of American politics or is this just a one off?
02:52:23.000I wonder, with like the DSA winning where they've won, but also these more lefties getting beaten at, like Illinois, and with Graham Plattner, I think.
02:52:31.000I think there's an attempt to ice out these lefty fringe weirdos, and I'm for it.
02:52:35.000Did you see the guy that they got to replace Platner?
02:53:21.000Um, yeah, I saw his thing last night and then I saw like two different takes.
02:53:27.000I watched CNN and the women were like, This guy's disgusting, and the guy was like, Well, how come you didn't say this about the other guy?0.59
02:53:35.000I didn't know they replaced him already.0.99
02:53:37.000I think the internet says they didn't yet.
02:57:04.000Tim, I've been rocking with you since your first appearance on Rogan, and in between that time and now, I've been broke up with you like four times.