00:01:36.000I'm surprised it's not the headline news everywhere because many people are saying very likely Chinese spies attacking the United States for some reason.
00:01:46.000We also heard a story from a couple weeks ago that didn't get picked up.
00:01:49.000Unauthorized drones flying over a U.S. Air Force base.
00:01:55.000So we'll talk about that, but we've got a bunch of massive news.
00:01:58.000While Donald Trump is saying Iran is basically cooked and we're winding things down, we're also getting reports that we are just flattening more military sites in Iran.
00:02:07.000Things are getting absolutely crazy down there.
00:02:10.000And there is this great thread that outlines Donald Trump's plan for global domination.
00:02:18.000Sounds crazy, but I think it's pretty much spot on.
00:02:22.000We've talked quite a bit about Donald Trump's foreign policy plans.
00:02:26.000And based on this breakdown, it looks like Iran is the last piece of the puzzle for Donald Trump.
00:02:33.000And if his strategy plays out here, the U.S. will be the uniparty, I mean, I'm sorry, the unipolar global power, the hegemonic power, making America great again, I guess, in that way.
00:05:08.000Brother and sister charged after an explosive device was found outside MacDill Air Force Base.
00:05:14.000Of course, this is the home of Central Command.
00:05:16.000They say, according to the FBI, Alan Zhang, 20, faces multiple federal charges, including attempting to damage government property unlawfully, making a destructive device, and possessing an unregistered destructive device.
00:05:27.000His sister, Anne Mary Zhang, 27, was booked on charges of witness tampering and acting as an accessory after the fact.
00:05:34.000Quote, it was very, oh, I'm sorry, they say this.
00:05:36.000The U.S. Attorney's Office of the Middle District of Florida said the investigation began on March 10th when a 911 call warned of a bomb near the base's visitor center.
00:05:44.000At the time, no device had been located.
00:05:46.000It was very short and very cryptic, but he said that a bomb had been placed on MacDill Air Force Base.
00:05:52.000Quote, you have something in a secluded location and hidden in the visitor center, and it just took a little bit more time to get there.
00:05:58.000If you're going to examine our more sensitive assets on the MacDill Air Force Base, not that the visitor center isn't an important asset, but obviously Central Command is there.
00:06:06.000Six days later, they say an Air Force service member discovered a hidden explosive device near the visitor center.
00:06:12.000Investigators later determined it was an improvised explosive device capable of causing serious harm or death.
00:07:19.000It puts us at such an advantage that our adversaries, China, Russia, et cetera, will have no choice but slowly start bending to the will of the U.S. hegemonic authority.
00:07:30.000Look, this is something that I actually think that if the U.S. is going to use hard power, this is what it should be for.
00:07:38.000Control the energy control of the system.
00:07:39.000Well, it should be doing things that are pro-America long term, right?
00:07:44.000So there's been so many times that the U.S. has used military force to do things for other countries or do things that weren't in the U.S.'s best interest or weren't America first, essentially.
00:07:56.000And even if you're an anti-war person, if you accept the narrative that's here, this is unquestionably America first.
00:08:04.000And President Trump has talked, they're trying to make it seem that President Trump, why does he need to go into Iran?
00:08:45.000I think the sad reality is I would argue that our generation, the millennials, have what Ian referred to as pissed, post-intervention stress disorder from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
00:09:00.000I called it post-intervention stress disorder, and then Ian pointed out it was pissed.
00:09:58.000But it does appear based on the moves Trump has made, he really is thinking about making America great again.
00:10:03.000And that does include forcing everybody onto the petrodollar system, which admittedly I did not think was going to be a big component of his play early on.
00:10:13.000Certainly, I thought he focused more on boosting our manufacturing and our population, but I think Trump learned an important lesson.
00:10:19.000And that is one of the working theories is that the uniparty, the deep state, was intentionally ceding power to China to avoid World War III, to avoid what's called Thucydides' trap.
00:10:30.000I think Trump gets in in the first term and says, no, no, we're going to get our jobs back.
00:10:59.000And the only way to guarantee that we don't have a significant default in the next five years is to make sure that there's a demand for dollars.
00:11:08.000And the way to make sure that there's a demand for dollars is to make sure that the petro dollar is the currency that basically runs the world.
00:11:15.000So this is more than just about Iran or even more than just about China.
00:11:19.000This is about making sure that we don't default on our debt.
00:11:46.000We've been infiltrated on so many different levels.
00:11:48.000And, you know, we were reporting, I was reporting, you know, on the news that China's been buying up land in the United States near military bases.
00:11:56.000And you were talking about, we were talking behind the scenes.
00:11:58.000You're like, why isn't this on the news?
00:12:39.000The whole situation in Iran, particularly if they can get the Strait of Hormuz under control and get the situation in Iran basically, doesn't have to be one, but it has to be under control and not seem like it's spiraling out of control.
00:12:52.000Xi's going to come to the table with nothing.
00:12:55.000Well, Trump has talked about how he wants to isolate China.
00:12:57.000He's been saying this for a couple of years now, and this is exactly what he's doing.
00:13:00.000If you remember when I think it was Anthony Blinken met with the Chinese delegation, I think it was in Alaska, they specifically said, you are not negotiating from a place of power.
00:13:10.000This is during the Biden administration.
00:13:11.000They specifically said, you are not negotiating from a place of power.
00:13:15.000Like, that is incredibly disrespectful.
00:13:18.000It is trying to basically push the U.S. around.
00:13:22.000And now, when President Trump meets with Xi, it's going to be 180 degrees.
00:16:35.000They bring in Barry Weiss and the free press.
00:16:38.000Now CBS is doing a hostile takeover of Warner Brothers, and CNN is going to get chopped off and put under the fold of CBS, which would be crazy.
00:16:44.000And so it's actually interesting that CNN is kind of moderating.
00:16:47.000I think they know, they're like, guys, if you go far left and then CBS buys you, you're fired.
00:16:52.000Well, they're already like laying off a ton of people now.
00:16:55.000I'm surprised anybody still works there.
00:16:57.000I read, I don't know what to believe, but I read that Netanyahu was like, well, let's inspire the Iranian people to come out of their houses and revolt, like streets.
00:17:04.000And then Trump was like, why would we do that?
00:17:34.000And you know what they turned off the internet so that we would know about it.
00:17:37.000I do want to stress, too, to always be careful with this stuff because you never know how much of it is war propaganda.
00:17:43.000But I'll put it like this: you're always going to get these people who are anti-event interventionists, some of them feigning that, but they're actually just pro-Iran or pro-Russia or whatever.
00:18:02.000Because they've done it before and we've seen videos of it.
00:18:05.000Now, the number may be where they're flubbing things, but I don't think that the U.S. does a good job of trying to fabricate like 30,000 deaths.
00:18:16.000Like with Assad, I've outright explained on the show that the reason we removed Assad was not because he was some evil dictator, but because he was barring Western forces from building a gas pipeline.
00:18:25.000That being said, Assad killed a bunch of his own people because they were rising up against him.
00:18:31.000I think the same thing is true for Iran.
00:18:32.000I'm just saying, I'm not going to believe everything that comes across my desk all the time.
00:18:53.000And I don't think the Democrats like Donald Trump.
00:18:55.000I think the simpler solution is that Iran has killed a large number of their people because they started to rise up and they wanted to topple this regime.
00:21:35.000And I'm going to give you the simple version before doing a quick skim through of this post.
00:21:38.000And I recommend you check this post out.
00:21:40.000Basically, what he's saying is that Donald Trump, over the past several, the past year, has made a series of moves internationally that has cut off Russian ability to produce gas, cut off China's ability to receive energy to produce AI,
00:21:55.000and moving into Venezuela, strengthened the U.S. to take out the Venezuelan regime, the Cuban regime, and now Iran.
00:22:03.000It's not a victory moment, but this is the last big piece of Trump's puzzle.
00:22:08.000After Iran, the U.S. will have gained such control over global energy, there will be zero possibility that China will ever be able to rise as a dominant unipolar power.
00:22:20.000Trump is restructuring the world order underneath the American flag.
00:22:26.000I'm going to go pretty quickly, but it's a brilliant thread that breaks it down in great detail.
00:22:31.000He says, three weeks ago, I argued the U.S. goal in Iran is to seize the global oil spigot, neutralize every supply channel outside the dollar system within 90 days, achieve a compliant success of our government and complete energy dominance.
00:22:42.000However, when you zoom out and view the last four years in a single sequence rather than isolated geopolitical events, the architecture of the grander U.S. plan becomes visible.
00:22:49.000I want to stress this extends to Trump's first term.
00:22:51.000I don't know what was going on through Biden's first term, but it may include elements of the U.S. government and the deep state at the same time.
00:22:59.000They say the Ukraine conflict provided the justification for sanctions that collapsed Russian pipeline gas from 150 billion cubic meters to 40.
00:24:11.000The only remaining scaled supplier is the United States.
00:24:14.000If Iran falls and a successor government is installed, the U.S. controls or influences roughly 40 to 45 million barrels per day of the global 103 million.
00:24:25.000I'm sorry, out of 103 million, putting it effectively under U.S. control.
00:24:43.000European and Asian institutions are liquidating metals and crypto to buy dollars because they need dollars to buy the only remaining scaled energy supply.
00:24:57.000By choking the Strait of Hormuz and crippling Middle Eastern LNG and helium production, the U.S. is degrading China's ability to power its data centers.
00:26:25.000There's one more thing that's worth noting that isn't mentioned here.
00:26:27.000There's this place in North Carolina called Spruce Pine.
00:26:30.000It's a tiny town in Blue Ridge, right?
00:26:33.000Population is like 2,000, and it's completely irreplaceable to the entire global semiconductor industry.
00:26:39.000It's the only place in the world that can get 99.999% pure silicone.
00:26:45.000Now, obviously, chips are made of silicone, and they provide all of the silicone that goes to TSMC, all the silicone that goes to Taiwan to make the most advanced chips.
00:26:54.000Now, we're building a bunch of chip manufacturers here.
00:27:52.000The desperation of the necessity of invention, like if the Chinese technocrats find out, look, we can't compete with oil and methane anymore, natural gas is methane.
00:28:34.000They will, Ian, if you put together a fusion reactor and figured out a means of converting the fusion energy into electricity, they will discombobulate you.
00:28:42.000Yeah, and I wouldn't even tell them not to.
00:28:44.000If a human beings rogue and tries to build a fusion, you're like, discombobulate me to life, dude.
00:28:48.000If a dumb monkey gets a fusion reactor, it could blow us all up.
00:30:05.000So Facebook has collected enough location data that they now have mapped a billion users, a billion human beings, daily patterns.
00:30:15.000So they now have a prediction for how long after a meal will a person use the bathroom.
00:30:20.000They know how, like, if a person goes to work, how long until they go to the bathroom?
00:30:25.000So the movement of your phone, they can predict where you're going to get lunch.
00:30:30.000They can predict where you will go to the bathroom.
00:30:32.000They can predict if you're going to get sick, if you're going to go home early.
00:30:34.000The famous story, of course, is that a man called, I think it was Target or something, complaining that they had sent his $16 maternity advertisements.
00:30:43.00016-year-old daughter was getting maternity advertisements.
00:30:45.000And he said, how dare you send my teenage daughter maternity advertisements?
00:31:49.000So, what your devices do, they're listening to 24-7, sending everything you say to a server to transcribe your speech into text and send the text back to your phone.
00:32:00.000There was a very famous story where police subpoenaed, I think it was the Amazon device because there was a murder and they wanted the audio.
00:32:09.000And they got the audio and they were like, how?
00:32:12.000And they were like, oh, it was recording for some reason.
00:32:15.000Because how else would it know you're activating it unless it was listening all the time?
00:32:20.000I don't know if they're able to get off that grid.
00:32:23.000So just, I want to just finish talking about China in this instance.
00:32:26.000That they're going to either be like, look, we can't compete with oil and gas.
00:32:29.000We need to go to a new fusion source, maybe a hydrogen fuel system or something.
00:32:33.000And then the other thing is the oil off the east coast of Vietnam, which I still believe the Vietnam War was about oil.
00:32:38.000They said we have to stop communism, but they wanted that territory so they could pump, which the Trans-Pacific Partnership was all about pumping Malaysian oil.
00:32:44.000Chinese might try and take that from the Japanese overseer, but we kind of got that unlocked, the physical lock in the Pacific, too.
00:32:52.000You know, Japan, we turned that in the 60s, in the 50s.
00:32:55.000But the other fuel sources, like, that's the one thing you can't really account for.
00:32:59.000And like, is Iran the next, the final nail in the coffin?
00:33:02.000Well, they'll always tell you that it is, that the next step is the final step.
00:33:07.000But no one's, the administration isn't telling you this, right?
00:33:11.000So this isn't some kind of like press release from the Trump administration.
00:33:15.000This is a bunch of people looking at the global picture and saying, look, this is what makes sense to us.
00:33:21.000So it's not a situation where this is the narrative coming out of the administration saying, this is why we're doing it.
00:33:26.000This is what the goal is, et cetera, et cetera.
00:33:28.000It's people looking at what the Trump administration has done and what it looks like they're doing in the future and basically deducing what's going on.
00:33:37.000It's like slaying the final villain in a movie, but that's just what people are kind of brainwashed to think like because that's not what the world is.
00:34:40.000And Dana, taking a full look at that truth post, President Trump writes, the Irani negotiators are very different and, quote, strange.
00:34:49.000They are begging us to make a deal, which they should be doing since they have been military obliterated with zero chance of a comeback.
00:34:56.000And yet they publicly state they are only looking at our proposal wrong.
00:35:00.000They better get serious soon before it is too late, because once that happens, there is no turning back and it won't be pretty President Donald J. Trump.
00:35:06.000Now, here in Dubai, it's been a pretty active day.
00:35:10.000The UAE says 15 ballistic missiles, 11 drones fired at this country today.
00:35:14.000Our cell phones have been going off with the shelter-in-place alerts.
00:35:18.000We've heard some explosions in the sky.
00:35:19.000The UAE says two people died in Abu Dhabi not far from here.
00:35:23.000The UAE writing, the UAE's air defenses are currently dealing with missile attacks and incoming drones from Iran.
00:35:30.000And the Ministry of Defense confirms that the sounds heard in various parts of the country are the result of air defense systems intercepting ballistic missiles and fighter jets intercepting drones and loitering munition.
00:35:41.000And our current game reports from Israel that the head of the IRGC's Navy was killed in an Israeli strike over 90.
00:36:50.000These people have a caliphate that, you know, their mission is a caliphate, spread their caliphate.
00:36:53.000The scary part that people worry about is, will they agree to a deal and then just tear it up in three years?
00:37:01.000You know, people ask for a ceasefire, and during the ceasefire, they'll build up their military and then they'll attack you again when the ceasefire is.
00:37:08.000I'm going to tell you guys, you know what's really bothering me?
00:37:17.000It's bad in the short term for our economy.
00:37:18.000We need to win if you want anything good for our economy.
00:37:20.000But for the love of all that is holy, the people that are effectively rooting for our defeat is the most infuriating thing imaginable.
00:37:26.000I'm concerned about the Iranian civilians.
00:37:29.000And at some point, like, I don't want to tell American government, stop, don't, because it's like, I don't really know what's going on.
00:37:34.000And maybe this could preserve human race in a really, really beneficial way.
00:37:39.000But the civilians of Iran, man, that's the most important resource in the world is that we preserve those people.
00:37:45.000There's no military in the world that puts more effort into not killing civilians.
00:37:51.000And if you look at the videos coming out of Iran, people are still going about their day normally because the United States is not targeting the population.
00:41:00.000And so Iran has decided, and this is part of their doctrine: if you go to war with us, we know we can't win, so we will massacre your children.
00:43:12.000Like, you got to put the book down and look around at what's going on on the planet.
00:43:16.000I just want to stress this again because With the moves Trump is making towards Iran, there are a lot of people that are on one side anti-interventionist, but guys, you may not like this.
00:43:29.000If Trump wins here and we reignite the petro LNG dollar and control global energy, Americans are going to live like fat cats.
00:43:39.000I'm all a lot of people might not like that.
00:43:42.000And I know I have a lot of friends that are like, it's not worth it.
00:44:55.000And they're the ones doing, instead of the liberal economic order or Trump's order, they have the Belt and Road Initiative and we can't buy oil anymore and then people lose their jobs.
00:45:44.000Well, I mean, the U.S. and markets have been doing that for the better part of the past 60 years.
00:45:49.000You know, like, I think the number of people that have lived that live in abject poverty, which is like less than a dollar a day, has cratered to like maybe like 500 million or something like that.
00:46:02.000Out of all of the 8 billion people that live on the Earth.
00:47:28.000And I'll explain why, but first listen to this.
00:47:30.000I've been to find myself on top of Brazil's largest favela in a destroyed house interviewing gang members of one of the largest gangs in Brazil.
00:47:38.000Okay, I'm just going to say I don't believe that at all.
00:47:55.000You don't just go up to gangs on the street as a nice looking white boy with a camera and say, hey, I just wanted to sort of like see what you're doing here.
00:48:07.000I hope, you know, whoever is your contact that has you infiltrating Antifa and infiltrating El Salvador at the age of 23 years old, it just feels like Sean Penn young to me.
00:49:01.000Now Candace Owens is digging up old stories, not even big stories from eight months ago.
00:49:05.000He had 64,000 views to insinuate Nick Shirley is fabricating or a plant.
00:49:10.000Let me just say real quick, I have covered the favelas in Brazil three times, and I'm going to tell you exactly how I interviewed the gang members.
00:49:19.000I walked up as a little nice white boy to the gang members and said, can we interview you?
00:49:23.000The real story is my producer and I went to a favela.
00:50:33.000So I can confirm that what he is reporting is exact a fact because Amy has been reporting this in California.
00:50:41.000I have to stress this point on citizen journalism and why it's important to me.
00:50:45.000In the early 2010s, with the ubiquity of cell phones emerging, we started to get a bunch of videos from regular people who would film a news event and then never film another news event again.
00:50:55.000A guy would be working at a hot dog shop.
00:50:58.000He would film, he'd be filming outside a fight breaking out and then a shooting happens and then he posts it online and a local news outlet says, can we have this footage?
00:51:07.000It's when otherwise non-journalists capture a newsworthy event and it's not their intention.
00:51:13.000I started filming Occupy Wall Street as well as many others.
00:51:16.000And the media insulted us by saying, this is not real journalism.
00:51:20.000This is citizen journalism with the intent of saying we are random people who accidentally caught newsworthy information.
00:51:27.000So even though I had been working at this for a year, I was being invited around places, they would still go, we don't, there was an event where I was not allowed on the main stage and they were smack talking me from,
00:51:38.000I was speaking on a side stage about the future of media and prominent journalists were on stage insulting me directly, saying this is not real journalism.
00:52:15.000You do not accidentally go through Nick Shirley's footage and try and find something to discredit that could then call into question his current reporting.
00:52:23.000That is a manipulation strategy that is a bit more advanced.
00:52:27.000Meaning, if you go to someone and say, how do we make people distrust Nick Shirley?
00:52:32.000The left has insulted him and they just call him a white supremacist.
00:56:25.000My first reaction after Charlie was killed was to think, what can I do to destroy his legacy?
00:56:30.000And then worked as hard as I could to fracture the coalition that got Trump elected, accused prominent young up-and-coming journalists who are exposing corruption.
00:56:36.000I called them fake news and I attacked the widow.
00:56:39.000That's sure you're hurt because of Charlie's death.
00:57:00.000Listen, Ian, think whatever you want, but there is literally no explanation as to why Nick Shirley, who has not attacked her, has not commented on the Erica Kirk stuff.
00:57:10.000He literally just goes down and interviews people.
00:57:14.000What is the purpose of attacking a person who does that?
00:57:16.000For the Democrats, it's because he's exposing corruption.
00:57:19.000But for Candace Owens, what does it serve?
00:57:25.000Talking about the popular shot right now.
00:57:27.000Okay, so if your argument is that she's intentionally trying to destroy one of the best up-and-coming journalists we have to make money, I think is that what you think she's doing?
00:57:34.000I don't think she's like, I would have to destroy this guy.
00:57:35.000I think she says, if there's malfeasance here, I'm going to magnify it so people can see it.
00:58:24.000Candace captures that female audience with her Stanley mug in front of her thing.
00:58:28.000It's a heavily female-coated audience.
00:58:30.000And then she starts attacking the successful elements of the right.
00:58:33.000Turning point USA did voter drives that helped Donald Trump get elected.
00:58:36.000Charlie dies and she immediately accuses Turning Point of being in on it, fracturing Turning Point and damaging their ability to continue helping the right populist movement.
01:00:14.000You're going to get congressional hearings and they're going to bring YouTube in and say, why did you allow this?
01:00:18.000And they're going to say, because we got attacked for political censorship for years, so we backed off.
01:00:24.000Now you're asking us to bring it back.
01:00:26.000And they're going to say, well, you're allowing mass defamation and now you are liable.
01:00:31.000YouTube lost a lawsuit just the other day stating that there's precedent now that YouTube is responsible for what they're promoting.
01:00:39.000So the argument is going to be no one's asking you to silence these people.
01:00:43.000We're saying, why are you promoting Candace Owens to new users when you know that you said Bridget McCrone has a penis or that Erica Kirk did this, that, or otherwise?
01:00:54.000And YouTube's going to say, then we'll stop doing it.
01:00:57.000All of a sudden, then the algorithm changes.
01:00:59.000And the only YouTube channels you get are the ones that YouTube signs exclusive contracts with.
01:01:04.000You'll still be allowed to upload to YouTube.
01:01:56.000But so what you're saying is independent journalism is going to go away.
01:01:58.000It will exist in some form, but it'll be the way it used to be in that you will produce a piece of media and then beg the big corporations to run it.
01:02:08.000How long do you think it will take before that actually happens?
01:02:11.000Well, I do think we're largely already in this space.
01:02:16.000Just the fact that you've got a handful of people who break YouTube's rules to a great degree and YouTube still promotes them shows editorial selection.
01:04:25.000They explicitly, this is hilarious, poorkim.com, that I'll give you the quick gist, that secondary copyright infringement from users is not the fault of the service platform, which is what they rated and shut down Mega Upload for.
01:05:08.000And when they go home, it's going to be a TV screen where they're going to have three apps and they're going to be like, what's on Paramount?
01:05:13.000And they're going to open up Paramount and they're going to be like, oh, I love watching real time with Ian Crossland.
01:05:34.000Rumble already largely has their front page.
01:05:37.000We're on the front page of Rumble right now as one of their premiere shows.
01:05:41.000We could do everything is going in this direction.
01:05:42.000One of my companies is building decentralized software where you can upload your video to like a Rumble server and then everyone else that has that software can see your content and it's kind of like its own network.
01:07:25.000Jimmy Doerr will still be on YouTube, but YouTube is going to say he will never be in our roads.
01:07:29.000I think if you do an algorithm other than you know, time algorithms, like whatever's the most recent thing is what's in front of you, if it's an open algorithm and it's government-approved, like the people, we, the people, are like, that's a reasonable algorithm that we could use that.
01:07:43.000Who's going to check the algorithm to decide if it's reasonable?
01:08:10.000Then what do you see when youTube editorially signs contracts with big channels and puts them on the front page like the New York Times puts articles?
01:13:02.000Facebook has banned everybody and there's no more virality.
01:13:06.000I don't know if people remember this, but in the 2000s, in the early 2010s, you could film a video and it would end up on Reddit, hit the front page, and before you knew it, you had millions of views.
01:14:54.000I had an experience on Alaska Airlines not too long ago, and I wanted to try to send an email to one of their executives.
01:14:59.000Every single email I found bounced back because they only want you to deal with their AI bots online or their customer service if you can get through to them.
01:15:10.000So, like you said, to your point, if somebody wants to talk to you and you have what, how many, 2 million followers?
01:15:29.000And then don't get me started on when I start trending for whatever reason, if people are talking about me or I do something controversial.
01:15:35.000But there's with Cameo and similar services, not only with Cameo, can you offer to pay someone for a shout out, you can also set it so that they can send you messages, business deals, or requests for money.
01:15:49.000I wonder if X will take a percentage or just keep it free, keep it completely free.
01:18:06.000And then we went through it and it's something like, if you have a business account, for every person you add to your account, it's like $100.
01:18:13.000And then I said, guys, it's like $10 to get your own blue check.
01:18:16.000I'm not spending $100 a person when it's $10 a person.
01:18:19.000So we told them, yeah, we're not interested anymore.
01:18:22.000Apparently, libs of TikTok's the same thing and they charged them anyway.
01:19:59.000Next to one of their affiliates' names will be their company's profile.
01:20:03.000Does everyone in the org get access to the call then?
01:20:06.000You pay for other people to the company?
01:20:09.000Yeah, I mean, it's better the way it's, it's better than how they used to do it when it was run by the, by the FBI.
01:20:13.000I'm saying like if there were, if you had like 20 people you were paying for $100 each for the month, could any of those 20 people call helpline?
01:21:38.000It's not like a regular job where you're like, you know what, today I'm going to go wash the dishes and I'm just not going to use my brain.
01:22:03.000People were bringing me batteries because my phone was dying.
01:22:06.000And then at one point, I had no battery.
01:22:08.000So there was a guy who, this guy, Justin, had a laptop in his backpack.
01:22:12.000So I plugged my phone into his laptop and ran alongside him to get a trickle charge off his laptop.
01:22:17.000And then people went to this old tech store that doesn't exist anymore called JNR and bought these big energizer batteries and then would run them to me and they would have like 70%.
01:22:25.000I'd plug in my phone to keep it going.
01:23:43.000That's not shooting it up as much, you know?
01:23:45.000As we're crediting these young, up-and-coming journalists, I just want people to know that there are people like, you know, Tim who set the tone, you know, back in the day.
01:24:46.000And when you go to it, you will then get a game of memory where if you can match without making, I think, what is it, two errors, you will get the items.
01:24:54.000And so every time I'm playing that game, not only did I have to memorize where the star was, here's what else I memorized.
01:25:00.000There were only, I think, four different memory games.
01:25:04.000And so, based on where the first, there's like the top left corner is a 10 coin.
01:25:09.000Then you go down to the bottom and write one as a 10 coin.
01:25:12.000And if I saw that, I instantly knew the entire thing.
01:27:53.000In like 2006, end of 2006, MySpace got overloaded because it was so popular and they couldn't, it was before you could have virtual couldn't control the servers and it ground the site to a halt for like a month.
01:28:04.000And everybody's on YouTube, a lot of YouTubers like this fucking sucks because everybody's using MySpace graphic designer.
01:28:10.000Stopped to make like really high-level like the top banner.
01:28:21.000Yeah, and then Facebook appeared and everyone jumped shit.
01:28:25.000I think a big part of the problem with MySpace was how crazy people's MySpace pages were.
01:28:29.000It would cost, it would take forever to load.
01:28:33.000It just got so out of hand that they become unfunctional.
01:28:36.000I'm really happy I didn't have social media growing up.
01:28:38.000Like really, like in high school and all that stuff, because I see what's going on now, just the competition and you're competing for clicks and you're competing for fashion.
01:29:01.000That's a little bit different than being like, look at me, look at what I'm wearing, and I'm so hot and I'm so popular and I got 10,000 clicks here.
01:32:36.000On the highest end of strength charts, these four women, they're still below the average man.
01:32:42.000Just for perspective, in the 80s, in the 90s, when I was growing up, if I was like 12 and there was a boy on the girls' team, everyone would have talked about it for months and months and months in how horrible it was.
01:32:55.000And all the parents would be freaking out about it.
01:32:59.000He would have been all sorts of the target of a bunch of stuff.
01:33:02.000And like now the internet, it's like there's little corners where like, no, it's normal.
01:33:05.000And so all you do is look in the right corner and get mesmerized by the right idea.
01:33:09.000No, it's like, don't believe your lying eyes.
01:33:11.000And you know how many women, like Riley Gaines, like a lot of women got heat from coming out publicly and saying, yo, this is a woman's space.
01:33:20.000There's a lot of women who put their lives on the line, really, if you think about it, their careers and everything.
01:33:25.000But again, to your point, it's like, don't believe your lying eyes.
01:33:28.000Like you're not seeing what you're seeing.
01:33:30.000Of course, the boys are going to play better than the woman, especially in Olympics.
01:33:34.000So I'm really glad that they actually made this decision.
01:33:37.000This transhuman ideology is very, they say it's tied to the trans sex, like the trans movement of people that believe they're trans, like men transitioning to women.
01:33:48.000But if you're going to pretend to be a fantasy creature in a transhuman reality where your brain is asleep and you're a robot carrot, okay, it's fun, but it's still like, you're still you when you get out of it, like whatever.
01:34:01.000You don't have to define yourself every second of the day.
01:34:03.000But even if you have people in the trans community who say like, this is wrong, but their voices haven't been amplified except for who, Caitlin Jenner?
01:34:53.000I haven't talked to him, but he'd be a good interview.
01:34:54.000Yeah, just there was a, there's a, there's a viral video going around of this transgender lawyer screaming at a judge and then getting arrested.
01:35:03.000And this transgender, female to male, screams, get me a female officer.
01:36:02.000Back in the day, I mean, like hundreds of years ago, you would not have known what your mom was doing.
01:36:05.000Little boys would go and hang out with the dad, not the mom.
01:36:08.000So in the morning, the daughters would go to the mom and they would do womenly things, and the boys would go to the dad and do manly things.
01:36:15.000And then today, little boys are watching the TV and they're watching women.
01:36:19.000And so they're watching drag queen stuff.
01:37:39.000When you don't have that watchful eye, they tend to go back to old patterns.
01:37:44.000I have woken Jazz out of a dead sleep and taken the dilator and put the lubrication on it and said, Here, you take this and you put it in your vagina.
01:38:06.000This is a woman saying that I wake up my son in the middle of the night with a foreign object and say, Lubricate this and stick it in the surgical graft in your body.
01:39:43.000You should have never been doing this.
01:39:45.000No, I think it's an outgrowth of the reality TV psychosis that started with Big Brother in like 99 or 98 or 2000, whatever.
01:39:54.000Like this girl, this mom who's like, that's so far psychotic about calling her son a girl, firstly, is like calling her son she.
01:40:04.000Like that's level of psychosis is, look, I'm just saying a boy is not a girl.
01:40:08.000A boy could be a trans girl, but a boy is not a girl.
01:40:11.000So I have that on TV and is no, no, I was going to say, I've been called names for saying exactly that because men are telling me they are women.
01:40:42.000Well, they've done womb transplants for women.
01:40:44.000And so they made the argument they could do that for men, but the problem is the structure of the man's body is, it's just not going to work.
01:40:49.000I mean, they even put tampons in men's bathrooms in California.
01:42:33.000So what happens is the communists and the Islamists gang up, get together, and they basically work against the right.
01:42:38.000And then once the Islamists and communists take power, the Islamists slaughter the communists.
01:42:44.000Well, yeah, because the Islamists are using the communists right now because what they're saying is, so, okay, so the, so let's explain it to people.
01:43:38.000And there is a strong argument that Mamdani is a member of the Red Green Alliance, right?
01:43:41.000He doesn't speak like he's an Islamist.
01:43:44.000He speaks like he's a progressive, right?
01:43:46.000But he's definitely very clearly Muslim.
01:43:49.000I mean, look at the guys around his circle.
01:43:51.000Look at how many Iftar events were just held in New York, like literally every single day.
01:43:56.000But the things that he's doing, my good friend Jackie Tobarov just broke a story in New York City where they went to FDNY headquarters there.
01:44:05.000They had an Iftar event and then they rolled out the mats in front of the 343 plaque.
01:44:10.000The firefighters who were murdered on 9-11, who died on 9-11, rolled them up.
01:44:40.000I was thinking about Tim and about, normally my mind doesn't wander when you were saying that he had people do something in the fire department.
01:44:46.000I was thinking about encouraging you to send in super chats and Rumble rants and talk about if Tim has helped you in life, what has he done to help you?
01:44:53.000Let him know right now because the tonight's tonight.
01:44:54.000I helped Ian once by striking him with his gavel.
01:45:18.000When we were little, I'd hear like my cousins and grandma and parents laughing in the other room and it sounds like Tim laughing in the other room.
01:45:25.000So there might be some genetic similarity through the Irish.
01:45:27.000I don't know, but I don't remember why I'm not coming.
01:49:06.000No, no, they increased the age to 42, but they don't allow high net worth people to enlist because you are a security risk.
01:49:14.000Or maybe because you contribute to the society, like you employ a lot of people.
01:49:18.000To a certain degree, but the real issue is that if your commanding officer makes $70,000 a year and you're worth $50 million, you're going to be like, hey, why don't you come over to my house?
01:51:17.000When Amazon masters stratospheric drone delivery, we're going to be able to, you'll live anywhere on the planet, ideally, even a deep out at sea, and you'll be able to order anything and get it within like, who knows, an hour, six hours.
01:51:28.000Amazon does do drone delivery through Prime Air.
01:51:32.000They use MK30 drones to deliver small packs up to five pounds within seven and a half to eight mile radius of their fulfillment centers.
01:51:39.000Prime Air locations that are notable are at Toleson, West Phoenix, San Antonio, Kansas City, Hazel Park in Detroit, Ruskin, Florida, and College Station, Texas.
01:51:50.000Mother ships that are like big, big balloon things that fly around just all those service cities and stuff.
01:51:56.000And then they'll floating Amazon service centers carrying all the boxes at once and they just drop them like Santa Claus into your chimney.
01:52:02.000They have a lot of stuff in it, though.
01:52:40.000So we've been sitting on NormiQuest for years, and it's a playable game.
01:52:46.000It's a playable, like procedurally generated infinite level game where you play a guy Normie and you're fighting robots, Antifa, basically.
01:52:53.000But since vibe coding has become so easy, my brother is now just like, I'll finish the game through vibe coding.
01:52:59.000So he's literally just dropped the code into ChatGPT and said, finish it.
01:53:28.000So my video at my 4 p.m. on Timcast is these black teenagers are rampaging through Chicago, beating people.
01:53:35.000And so the title of it is Black Teens Rampage Through Chicago.
01:53:38.000And we've been seeing this trend quite a bit throughout the country with these teen takeovers, but it's almost entirely black teenagers doing it.
01:53:45.000And so I took the title and this is right.
01:53:46.000I go to ChatGPT and I say, write a three-sentence description.
01:53:50.000And it goes, I won't help you with that.
01:54:09.000It shows a group of black teenagers doing this.
01:54:10.000And it was like, I will not help you do this.
01:54:13.000So I said, okay, opened a new chat, changed black to white, and then said, make a three-sentence YouTube description based on this title, White Teens Rampage Through Chicago.
01:56:43.000Let me check my Graphene stock real quick while we're.
01:56:45.000If you have kids and you're teaching, you're giving your kids basically a tutorial.
01:56:48.000So what happens is you grow up, did you?
01:56:50.000What's your tutorial like in this, in this big open world?
01:56:53.000If you don't have one, if your parents aren't like giving you the tutorial, then you hit the ground and you're like, what am I supposed to do in this world?
01:56:57.000But give your kids a tutorial, be optimistic, optimize that child's mind, help them learn how to optimize the game.
01:57:03.000I have an eight uh, 8.17 percent return on my Graphene investment.
01:57:08.000Do you want to get technical on what it is and any of that?
01:57:44.000He cramered into my room like you gotta buy Palantir stock, and I was like i'm not buying a Palantir stock and it was at like 14 and then, like a year later, I was like i'll buy some and then I did.
01:57:54.000I think you know the great depression, the big part of the great depression that was the bad thing was the people were investing on margins, basically meaning that they were using their own collateral to buy more stock.
01:58:03.000So when they lost their money, not only did they do that, they lost their loan, they had to pay.
01:58:07.000They they went into bankruptcy because they couldn't pay back the loan.
01:58:09.000Ian, are you good at predicting what to buy?
01:58:52.000I think they said like 30% of the stock is going to be available for consumer market.
01:58:57.000There's only one reason I'm going to buy SpaceX, and it's because when the sweep meteor of death is coming, as one of their chief investors, I will get bored on one of the ships that escapes the Earth before it is destroyed.
01:59:40.000So the actual solar panels, if you're facing the sun, they heat up, but you directly radiate heat out of the back if you're not facing the sun.
01:59:48.000What radiates the heat out the back to where?
01:59:50.000I don't know exactly how it works, but that's the premise is it radiates the heat because there's no heat.
01:59:55.000The way convection works is that heat transfers to another material.
02:00:47.000You can have external radiators according to the Brave AI.
02:00:50.000It says satellites radiate heat in space exclusively through thermal radiation because the vacuum lacks the air or matter required for conduction or convection.
02:00:57.000Right, so it man does induce thermal radiation.
02:00:59.000To manage this, satellites use heat pipes and liquid coolant loops, often containing ammonia, to transfer internal waste heat to external radiators, which are large heat emissivity panels designed to emit infrared energy into the cold.
02:03:28.000According to Elon says the same thing, where all that really matters is how much electricity you have and how much of a payload can you move.
02:03:32.000So your integrity is super valuable for the next 30 years.
02:03:35.000We're going to go to the uncensored portion at rumble.com/slash Timcast IRL.
02:07:54.000Part of my animal, this animal primate thing is like, I like seeing people like that suffer, the ignorant idiots that have been ruining society passively.
02:11:50.000Oh, that's right, because what happened with Secretary of War, right?
02:11:53.000Which is, in my opinion, that's the correct thing to do.
02:11:56.000Because essentially, think of it like this.
02:11:59.000If a company that designs a product, which is what AI is, can say to the Defense Department, you can't use our product for X, what's to stop Raytheon from saying, you can't shoot our missiles at these people?
02:12:10.000You know, what's to stop a weapon manufacturer from saying, you can't do this.
02:12:14.000The Defense Department has to have absolute and total control over how that specific system is used.
02:12:21.000And if they can't, or if the company's like, well, we're not okay with that.
02:12:25.000Well, then we're going to have to find someone that is okay.
02:14:26.000So, oh, I'm a, I'm new to the format here, so just give me a bit.
02:14:32.000Three-time Trump voter, I'm, for lack of a better term, pretty pissed with what's happened with the Epstein files as well as the Iranian war.
02:14:59.000No, I meant the, sorry, the 2028 presidential election.
02:15:04.000The presidential election, do you think that whoever is Trump's successor, whether it's Vance, I've heard rumors that he may drop out because he may be having another kid, whoever it is,
02:15:17.000are they going to have to walk back or distance themselves from some of Trump's, I guess you'd say, bungles, and how is it?
02:15:25.000Well, I mean, maybe because it's just politics, not because, but they're always going to play it.
02:15:29.000They'll always say like, well, I disagree with the president on that one, but he did a great job.
02:15:34.000Yeah, it all depends on the results, right?
02:15:37.000If come 20, you know, halfway through 2027, the situation is different.
02:15:43.000The whole global order has been shifted and the United States is in a stronger position than it was in the beginning of his presidency and the economy looks good, then they're going to embrace Trump.
02:15:54.000They're going to embrace Trump's policies.
02:15:56.000And they're going to say, look at all these good things that Donald Trump has done.
02:15:58.000And they're going to be looking for Donald Trump's endorsement.
02:16:01.000If things are bad, they're going to be doing all they can to distance themselves.
02:16:04.000And they're going to be like, well, you know, Donald Trump shouldn't have done this and he shouldn't have done that.
02:17:59.000But Caller, did you want to, Asmedez, you want to add anything?
02:18:02.000I mean, I can go, if we want to add some fire to this, I can go deeper into why I think Inc., the whole Iran war is bullshit, especially given the fact that we've kind of replaced the Ayatollah or the former Ayatollah, not the gay one.
02:18:26.000But yeah, I mean, just from a technical standpoint, the Iran war has kind of revealed that U.S. infrastructure is a lot more vulnerable to cheap, like, rocket shit than what we had thought.
02:18:39.000And we've also expended a lot of munitions in this war that we would need in a war with China, hypothetically speaking.
02:18:50.000Iran's been able to take out some pretty significant infrastructure in the region, especially U.S. infrastructure, with their cheaply made shitty rockets and missiles.
02:19:02.000So it's kind of worrying for me and for others who follow like geopolitics and international security what a country like China would be able to do with their rockets and their missiles,
02:19:16.000which are considerably of higher quality.
02:20:05.000So Iran purchased Chinese C-802 and C-704 anti-ship missiles in the 80s and 90s.
02:20:13.000And they got some Soviet Kh-55 cruise missiles from Ukraine, and they got some Scuds from the Soviets, some Scud B short-range ballistic missiles.
02:20:27.000That sounds like outdated tech, though.
02:20:30.000Like, what's the modern infrastructure?
02:20:32.000Like, what's the modern so since the early 2010s, Iran has traditioned to producing an increasingly sophisticated indigenous arsenal, including the Jose ranged 1,350, and a Sumar, which is ranged 2,500,
02:20:48.000while continuing to receive components and support from Chinese suppliers to replenish stockpiles and advanced development.
02:20:52.000Look, they have an agreement with China.
02:20:57.000So maybe they don't have all, maybe everything isn't bought from China, but they lean heavily on Chinese technology.
02:21:03.000So like what happened in both Venezuela and in Iran have shown that the United States is capable of handling Chinese technology.
02:21:13.000China's kind of shown that they're a paper tiger between these two engagements.
02:21:19.000So no, I was going to say, do you remember when the U.S. went into Venezuela and then there was this post and I think Caroline Levitt retweeted it about how they went in and just there weren't that many Americans who went into 150.
02:21:30.000Yeah, Maduro, but they said that they had like these sonic like boom stuff that people started like bleeding and passing out.
02:21:40.000Yeah, because I was like, I never got confirmation, but the fact that Caroline Levitt retweeted it, I'm like, there has to be some truth to it.
02:22:29.000I understand that China isn't on the same level as the U.S., at least yet.
02:22:36.000From what I've heard, that's a far ways away.
02:22:40.000But any conceivable conflict with China would take place in their own backyard.
02:22:45.000They have the home field advantage there.
02:22:47.000And as for testing Chinese tech, I believe it's already been tested in the Chinese or the Pakistan, India.
02:22:56.000Some of their fighters were used by Pakistanis against India, yes.
02:23:00.000Well, I believe it was Chinese missiles that shot down our own Indian fighters because Pakistan used them.
02:23:10.000Yeah, but you're not talking about the most advanced technology out there, and you're not talking about things that the United States has access to or the type of weapon systems and the type of integrated network that the U.S. has.
02:23:25.000Look, I understand that China's got, is not a, is not, you know, there's nothing to shake a stick at.
02:23:30.000But the idea that the United States would be destroyed by China or the U.S. can't take China, there would be losses.
02:23:38.000I'm not trying to say that it would be like, you know, the Venezuela op.
02:23:42.000But the idea that the U.S. is incredibly vulnerable to China and China's very dangerous and the U.S. has to be very, very careful and the U.S. has to mine their P's and Q's with China.
02:24:03.000I'm not saying that we aren't, and I'm not saying that we would lose to China, but what this war with Iran is doing is it's depleting critical stockpiles of weapons that we would need in a war.
02:24:15.000Yeah, but China's not in a position to instigate any kind of conflict.
02:24:20.000And don't forget, NATO has weapons too, and they've not yet committed a lot.
02:26:50.000I think the last couple, I don't know, maybe the last couple days or something.
02:26:58.000I'm a big Tim Cast listener, but like it just, I felt like I was checking out because it just felt very black pilled and everybody turned into Eeyore from Lee the Pooh and we're not going to get this done and we're not going to get that done.
02:27:12.000But what I wanted to say was, let me double check.
02:27:19.000Yeah, like we I feel like the culture lately has been, we've been kind of on the back foot and we've been following the lead of these like left-wing grifters and as Tim calls them,
02:27:42.000And, you know, I feel like I put this request in for the for the guest for some subsequent shows, but from Promethean Action,
02:27:54.000they've been doing a lot of good work on Trump's foreign policies.
02:27:59.000So when Tim posted the video of Trump's foreign policy checkmate, I thought that like, I feel like we're finally striking some gold here because Trump decoupling us from this deference to EU and the NATO has been,
02:28:21.000it's, it's, if we lean into this, instead of all this like conspiracy theories on both the left and the right, and we've just really followed that trail, I think everybody can get galvanized.
02:31:06.000But because we don't need it, you have to give us a better price.
02:31:09.000And why would we use our oil or our liquid natural gas when we can get it from someone else at a significantly lower price and save our resources for us?
02:31:20.000Okay, now when we're at our best, let's look into the future.
02:31:25.000How low do you think the gas prices could go?
02:31:31.000Yeah, I mean, look, it's my opinion that oil and gasoline, well, oil, is too valuable to actually burn in cars.
02:31:40.000I think that we should be moving to electric vehicles.
02:31:43.000And the reason I say that is because you can make like basically all of civilization runs on oil.
02:31:49.000So all of the petrochemicals that we fertilize food with, all of the like tons of medicines are made with some kind of petroleum base.
02:31:56.000There's all kinds of products that are made with a petroleum base.
02:31:59.000Why are we using, I understand that right now it is energy dense, so it makes sense to use it, but there's been so many advances in battery technology.
02:32:08.000There's no reason for us to continue using.
02:32:18.000That's because California has terrible policies.
02:32:20.000I'm saying, imagine if we all went to electric vehicles.
02:32:23.000I mean, California would be screwed, but the rest of the country would be fine.
02:32:25.000First of all, and second of all, battery technology has really advanced a lot, and you can switch the we should be trying to switch the power or power generation from burning coal and fossil fuels over to using nuclear.
02:32:42.000I don't think that's going to happen in this administration.
02:32:45.000It's definitely not going to happen in this administration because it's definitely not going to happen in this administration because it takes time to actually get these things going.
02:32:51.000But there are small nuclear reactors that are going.
02:32:54.000And there's one thing that people don't really think about or talk about.
02:32:57.000But when it comes to like AI data centers, they're starting to build their own power plants.
02:33:01.000And they have to create so much power to run these data centers that if they're actually, if they have their own power plant built onto it, they're going to be producing so much power that the power needs of the local town becomes a rounding error.
02:33:15.000If a power plant, seriously, if it becomes 100, if it needs 1,500 megawatts to run a station, your average town runs on like 80 megawatts.
02:33:41.000So if they want to get electricity through, they need to own all these lots, which means this lot we're on is going to be worth $200 million for a period of time.
02:33:49.000Yeah, there'll be a window where you can.
02:34:20.000We do need to get these other callers in, though.
02:34:22.000So, Carla, do you want to shout anything out before we move on?
02:34:25.000If it goes down, I just wanted to say, I feel like you guys would really benefit from getting the people from Promethean Action on here because they expound more on the foreign policy and all the good things that we have to look forward to.
02:34:41.000But aside from that, X.com/slash political episodes.
02:36:20.000Also, I probably won't put an actual firearm in it, aside from for the first fun testing and whatnot, but a giant hose powerful gun with pepper balls or something like that.
02:36:30.000But I enjoy going and taking care of the pests on the property anyway when I have to.
02:36:36.000But the main thing I did call in for is, Tim, you're always so doom and gloom on AI.
02:37:36.000And I'm like, tell the guy who spent 20 years learning his profession, who's out of a job now, that it's great that a Honduran migrant now has a job based on AI.
02:39:45.000They're hiring people back because the coding didn't work.
02:39:49.000No, no, so the AIs, they have a so they've already absorbed basically all the internet information.
02:39:56.000And as you try to get it to train further, any more information you put through it is actually just back propagating back into the algorithm as it starts to sort through these different convolutional areas or neural networks.
02:40:10.000And as they do that, they destroy themselves.
02:40:17.000So there's, I'm not saying we're at the peak of AI yet with the current models, but the current models that we have are not going to expand like this illusionary exponential growth forever.
02:40:28.000No, it's when we hit quantum computation and they can exist in the maybe state where it's a one and a zero.
02:41:31.000It's like driving and you go so fast, you get wind resistance, and then you get to the point of terminal velocity.
02:41:36.000And I think these classical computational computers are experiencing a form of, you know, yeah, we're not at the peak yet, but there is going to be a time here soon that it does taper off on the growth.
02:41:50.000Then we'll hit quantum computation, though.
02:41:52.000So for instance, Army Quest has been on ice for four years because we don't have any game developers.
02:41:59.000And now, thanks to Chat GPT, it's being finished right now in record time.
02:42:04.000So instead of hiring a computer programmer, my brother is just, he just literally turned the microphone on and said, make it so that the game does this and we want to do this and that.
02:42:24.000And it sounds like the actual game developers who used to make good money developing games are out of jobs.
02:42:31.000And instead, my brother is just dictating to a microphone for five minutes and then not having to do much work at all.
02:42:37.000I think they're going to start paying their games.
02:42:39.000Those game developers, they can go learn to code.
02:42:41.000They're going to start paying you to play their games.
02:42:42.000Literally, it'll be you because your time is more valuable than the 20 bucks you give that company.
02:42:48.000They want you staring at their screen.
02:42:50.000No one's going to pay you to play the game.
02:42:52.000They already pay influencers to play their games publicly.
02:42:54.000Yes, but the regular people aren't going to get paid.
02:42:55.000I think it's going to invert to the point where there's so much entertainment that just to get your eyeballs, they're going to incentivize you with something, if not money.
02:43:04.000That wouldn't make sense because how would they make money?
02:43:14.000Well, I mean, I don't know why the advertisers would pay, but I mean, look, social media companies already give you the situation, you know, stuff for free.
02:43:25.000The people who make the content to watch get paid.
02:43:27.000So why would I on YouTube be like, I'm going to pay my viewers?
02:43:32.000Well, you wouldn't on YouTube, but the idea that you could, I mean, people play video games on Twitch and they get paid for that from Twitch.
02:44:13.000I think relevance is a lot of times more important than money, especially for these companies that have a trillion games and they own all the data.
02:45:20.000I don't think, I don't know the future with AI completely, but I just think it's primarily a bubble and there's going to be a correction here soon.
02:45:27.000Park Salad, I'd like to shout out my beautiful wife who's about to give us our fourth child here very soon.
02:45:37.000And Phil, got a quick question for you.
02:45:41.000If, see, professionally, I build very fancy firearms.
02:45:44.000If we were to get in touch after the show, would you entertain the idea of trading me one of my rifles for something sign of all that remains to give my wife for an amazing anniversary present?
02:46:48.000My question is, or statement, first of all, is Tim, that every time that you've told us that something's heavily circulating, for me personally, it's my first time hearing about it.
02:47:03.000First, it was all the crap with Candace, and now it's the Kirk posting.
02:47:08.000I'm trying to understand what you're saying.
02:47:11.000Well, I'm saying that, you know, we know Iran's strength for them is cyber attacks, cyber-based.
02:47:21.000And who's to say they're not changing the algorithms and causing certain bad faith actors like Candace to prop them up and then be moralized, right?
02:47:32.000And the people who are paying about the news.
02:47:35.000That is actually being reported today that China has a network dumping money to pop that stuff up.
02:47:44.000Okay, because I think you're absolutely right that young men have checked out.
02:47:49.000That's what I find myself largely doing.
02:47:51.000And quite frankly, I don't think that there's the numbers out there to organically circulate anything.
02:48:17.000That's because when the men would go out and hunt, they'd stay back at the tribe and talk about who the psycho men were, and they want to make sure they all knew so that they could avoid that guy or make sure he dies in his sleep or something.
02:49:31.000And that's why I think a lot of people are pivoting to Kirk posting in Israel because it's female-coded and women are attached to this stuff.