Join us as we discuss the latest in the news and some of the weirdest things going on in the world, including a plane falling out of the sky, a man being arrested for a crime he didn't commit, and a man who thinks he has brain cancer.
00:03:05.000CNN is getting roasted because when they arrested that black man as the suspect in the JSICS pipe bombing, he's got a picture of the guy on the TV and he calls him a white man because this is all they can do.
00:03:16.000They're either just miserable at their job or they're intentionally lying.
00:03:19.000And at this point in my life, it's just I'm going to assume they're intentionally lying.
00:03:23.000But we've got a bunch of other big stories.
00:03:24.000The Supreme Court will be taking up the challenge to birthright citizenship, which means, considering the court is 6-3, there's a probability they may say no to birthright citizenship and put an end to it, which would be like a nuclear bomb in politics.
00:03:37.000And then we've got some fun stories, which are actually rather terrifying.
00:03:39.000And that is, solar rays blasted a plane out of the sky.
00:06:00.000I don't, we're not wearing the same outfit.
00:06:02.000Well, it's just a vast expanse of blue, which is about as much as my eyes can manage.
00:06:07.000Milo, your mirror at home is playing tricks on you, some layers, maybe some like texture, giving a little color, and the black and white photos as well on Twitter.
00:07:21.000The funny thing is, I did come from Mexico.
00:07:23.000The last time I entered the United States was from Mexico because I was allowed to stay in America under my ESTA visa waiver program for three months at a time.
00:07:32.000And then I got so many death threats from Germany that I decided I couldn't spend Christmas with my family at home last year.
00:07:38.000So I went to Mexico for like a week, two weeks, and then I was able to come back to America to extend my visa as a waiver.
00:12:12.000CNN falsely claims black J6 pipe bomb suspect is a white man.
00:12:18.000And we actually just thought this would be like the funniest story to lead with because while he was claiming it, the man who looks very much like Steve Urkel was on screen.
00:12:29.000I mean, that's literally what everyone's saying.
00:12:30.000There's memes popping out where they said, did I do that?
00:12:33.000And Jake Tapper apparently didn't bother to look or do any research before pulling an anchorman and just reading whatever they wrote in his teleprompter.
00:14:39.000I would never accept drugs from you in the nicest possible way because I know them.
00:14:43.000I can see, like, you know, when you look into someone's eyes and it's a bit glassy and then you just see like eternity, there's just nothing there.
00:14:50.000And then if you sort of get a microscope and like, oh, that's what a fractal is.
00:14:53.000Like, that's not the guy to take drugs from because you don't recover from it.
00:16:16.000Well, the weed has lowered my intelligence, but raised my wisdom for sure.
00:16:21.000Oh, I don't want to be too familiar with you.
00:16:23.000I know that you think that, but actually, and in fact, it is the worst drug on the planet.
00:16:27.000It is the worst, worst, worst thing in the world because it saps people slowly and insidiously of their energy, their enthusiasm, their desire to achieve their motivation, their general level.
00:19:40.000Because it's quite, I mean, as a show, you're getting a little, it's, that was surprising to me that you're kind of getting like anti-Cantus pro Fuentis.
00:20:07.000and clocks in his case the l is silent because he's got a lilliputian fish hook which i've never if you How many people get that reference?
00:20:54.000But if their audience was stupid, why would she have like a riotously successful book club about reading where people pay to read books alongside her?
00:21:01.000What kind of people are in the book club?
00:21:22.000Candace's audience, I don't think it would shock anybody to learn, and this is me speculation, it's not insider knowledge, but I know that I'm right.
00:21:28.000Is skewing more female over time because of the way she tells stories and the subjects that she's interested in are sensational?
00:22:23.000Like 63% of my audience on X alone is all women.
00:22:26.000Having done two episodes with her and kind of, you know, he will know that you can, there are signs and signals that you can kind of intuit and be mostly on the money from outside.
00:22:35.000And you'd not be too far off if you've done something like this before.
00:22:48.000And four-fifths of them were to women.
00:22:50.000And many of those purchases were going to the Suns or going to the Suns afterwards.
00:22:54.000But four-fifths of them were to women.
00:22:56.000And it wasn't to girls with Nazi boyfriends.
00:22:58.000It was to, let's say, marga moms or like older, older, or mid-midlife.
00:23:03.000So I don't think it's disrespectful to say about Candace Owens that there's a true crime dimension to the flavor, the style that she does things, right?
00:23:45.000But it is ludicrous in the extreme to say that when she says, Charlie said, I'm a time traveler, you know, and she knows, and I know, and you know, that that's a metaphor.
00:24:31.000What I have said is that's obviously the impression you've left, but you've said that she's specific about how she is telling people to pull their funding from turning point.
00:25:06.000I actually would prefer it not if the Democrats win the midterms and then start committees and then start arresting media personalities and doing an impeaching.
00:25:33.000That was baked in when we don't have to forego the entirety of Congress to the Democrats only so that they can spend the next two years after the midterm.
00:25:45.000Because they're so effective and useful, and they're doing all these great things for America.
00:26:19.000But prior to you two, I mean, you could get elected just inventing a story about yourself, a backstory about yourself that nobody even bothers checking.
00:28:18.000Wouldn't Turning Point pay people to call out Candace?
00:28:21.000No, no, because if you know that a particular person is going to be counterproductive, listen, when Nick Fuentes wanted to damage Trump in the last election, I said there's only one way you can damage Trump.
00:28:53.000I'll give a shout out to House in Habit, who shouted me out too.
00:28:57.000But I don't want to call out anyone by name who's quietly saying, I'm not going to say anything.
00:29:01.000House in Habit, who, by the way, I'm catching strays from this crazy old bitch now as well, who's just very personal, very physical comments.
00:29:10.000I can look at crazy interviews right now because I have a lot of health problems, which causes various things.
00:29:16.000But she's a nasty, vindictive, personal bitch.
00:29:20.000Or at least let me rephrase that and say that her behavior has been that lately.
00:29:23.000Who is this person that's talking about?
00:29:26.000I mean, she's like, she's about 60,000, 70,000 follower kind of like on the up and up, right?
00:30:43.000So the midterms are coming up, and Trump has got several marginal victories.
00:30:50.000Some of these things are not getting through, but let me just – I see prominent conservatives – Prominent conservative personalities are refusing to speak out for what they claim they believe.
00:31:26.000Because this is what you do for a living.
00:31:27.000And because where the center of gravity is, ideologically, and commercially too, it affects your business, affects your life, affects your children, affects your wife, affects everything about you.
00:31:36.000Why wouldn't you be interested to be weird if you weren't?
00:32:11.000You have maybe the widest, most varied and most interesting and distinctive guest base in all of politics.
00:32:19.000Of course it's in your interest to – I'm not saying you're doing this, by the way, because I wouldn't accuse you of that because I don't believe that.
00:32:25.000I don't think you're that kind of person.
00:32:26.000But it would be in your interest to be anti-Candice.
00:33:26.000There is a loose coalition on the right of various ideologies that came together because there was a unified, there was an enemy in wokeness, in insanity that was destructive.
00:33:52.000He is once again, I don't want to hear this from you.
00:33:55.000That he is once again releasing Jewish fraudsters who ripped off poor people and specifically in the executive orders saying they don't have to pay the fines back, so they don't have to pay back their victims.
00:34:10.000But I'm saying, isn't it maybe a good thing that when it doesn't matter so much in a midterm versus when it matters a lot in a presidential election, that the right gets its work together?
00:34:21.000And that people have the opportunity to say, maybe some of it was Candace, but maybe most of it was Trump, the fact that the midterms were in underperformance and have the opportunity to say some of it, because some of it is, is what Donald Trump is doing.
00:34:39.000When Donald Trump said, if you are, and I think I know why this is, because I think that Trump was probably a confidential informant against Jeffrey Epstein back in the day.
00:35:06.000Mike Johnson was asked a question at a press gaggle, and he said something to the effect of, you know, that's why Donald Trump kicked Epstein out of his club.
00:35:28.000But in addition to that, and I think more importantly and more persuasively, because people do misspeak all the time, some of the awkwardness.
00:36:44.000Why do those people keep getting away with it and those people keep not getting away with it?
00:36:48.000Jeffrey Epstein was considered by everybody who voted for Donald Trump as a central pillar of understanding that we would unlock and it would be like a code where bits of the universe would get like decoded for us.
00:36:57.000Like, oh my goodness, it's because of that judge.
00:38:02.000And if that reckoning comes through the obviously, promise I'm nearly done, the obviously inadequate account from the feds and Turning Point about what happened around, before, and after Charlie Kirk's death, where his ride or die homegirl is asking questions that have exposed some inconsistencies and some questions and which seem to point to a different etiology for the crime than the one that we're being told.
00:38:25.000And when everybody from Turning Point looks so sinister, suspicious, and guilty all the time.
00:39:20.000I think that you are seized by injustice sometimes and you just like get and you get visibly angry about people who tell lies or who are hypocritical or withhold information from the public that's critical.
00:39:31.000I don't believe you got it right in the case of Candace.
00:41:15.000But we have friends in common, and I'll tell you who they are, two of them, who told her, who are turning point people, who are tight with turning point, who told them they're losing and they're getting it wrong.
00:41:45.000I'm not saying, I'm not going to say because I don't know that Candace has arrived at the right answer today or that she will do in a month, but I can tell you that.
00:42:39.000It is certainly true that in recent years there was a drifting of a turning point in Candace and perhaps something of a drifting between turning point, excuse me, between Charlie and Candace.
00:42:50.000Maybe it was the pressure from his donors that we now know he was speaking about later just before his death, saying that was the reason it was pushing him anti-Israel.
00:42:57.000Maybe he was initially convinced to distance himself from Candace as a result of the pressure we know for a fact because they confirmed it.
00:45:27.000So when she sees someone make a stupid statement like tax forms mysteriously disappeared, there's no way I believe she ignorantly just posted a falsehood.
00:48:45.000don't love what happened here so and now i think there's a mistake here as as there's been an increase in the questions around what candace is doing and i have increasingly been critical of what she's doing over the past few months and she crossed the line with these vague listen i'll put it like this uh in in the Most of my life, I grew up around the hacking community and computer nerds.
00:49:08.000And the thing that I focused on was called social engineering.
00:49:43.000Okay, so I think it's ridiculous for you earlier on to claim that you're not saying what she's doing is morally wrong and then to call what she's doing evil.
00:50:49.000I am not going to play this game where you're like, well, she's insinuated literally every fucking time some nefarious bullshit, but she didn't explicitly say it.
00:51:10.000That point is specifically about Donald Trump.
00:51:13.000And my point was, in certain areas, Trump lies about really stupid things.
00:51:18.000Does yeah, and then when it comes to you know high-level foreign policy stuff, he'll get something wrong, but they'll always default to a lie.
00:51:25.000It might be a lie, it might not be, but the media defaulting to it.
00:51:29.000Now, the issue is you are making my point for me.
00:51:31.000No, I'm making the point that when Candace now when Candace makes a tweet that intentionally you can't say that, right?
00:51:39.000Because if it's if she referenced a tweet that was a lie, but she thinks it's true, he's not lying.
00:51:44.000I'm gonna go ahead and say, I do respect your judgment actually to a point on this.
00:51:49.000But as a literal matter of objective reality, you cannot know that.
00:51:53.000If Donald Trump sometimes lies and sometimes doesn't, my point is we try to parse out when we think he's lying and when we think he's not.
00:52:00.000And if Candace is doing what is considered to be a basic social activity, you're going a bit further than that, though, with Candace now, aren't you?
00:52:07.000You're saying what she's doing is evil.
00:52:09.000what I think is evil is the big picture that somebody, I'm not talking about a singular action that somebody heard a man who, look, when she put Charlie Kirk's Spotify playlist up, my first thought was that is not the Spotify playlist of a heterosexual man.
00:52:24.000My second thought was, why would it's just not.
00:52:42.000The second thing that occurred to me was Candace having the intimate purchase on him that she obviously feels and feels at a threat and at risk.
00:52:51.000Like, it's, I know, I've stayed with her down in, I've been there down with in Tennessee.
00:53:17.000But on this issue, I have more sympathy with her than I do with the other side because I see someone, in my view, sincerely searching for the truth.
00:53:50.000The astronomically adequate explanations given, in my view, for the actions before, at, and after Charlie's death and the behavior afterwards from both the federal government and turning point executives.
00:54:06.000You think nothing of his deeply, deeply sinister wife.
00:55:53.000So when Ben Shapiro said that she implied Erica killed Charlie, was he wrong?
00:56:00.000I think at that time she had not done so.
00:56:02.000I think later there were comments that I would have to check the chronology, but I think later there were comments where I'm like, hmm.
00:56:10.000And I read today and I did not check it out because I'm always two or three days late catching up her show, although I do watch her religiously.
00:56:48.000And if you want to read in a vindictive crusade on my part for everything I've just said, you are entitled to do so, and so are the viewers.
00:57:13.000He was a very ruthless person who spent a long time excising and excommunicating all of the most interesting people in politics from the right wing.
00:57:37.000What he also did at that same time, what he also did at that same time, and anybody in power, anybody in power, what he also did at that same time was systematically extinguish the light of anybody who could not be controlled.
00:57:47.000And I'm one of them, and I'm going to tell you what happened.
00:57:51.000When you hear rumors about sexual impropriety about me now, most people are like, yeah, probably true.
00:58:00.000When I was at the height of my fame, the height of my popularity, Charlie made up a rumor that I was having sex with children on campuses, underage boys on college campuses, and I was selling them drugs.
00:58:13.000And he did that because there was no other way they could seize a monopoly on college campuses because I was just so totally dominant.
00:58:20.000And they didn't have anybody in the influencer line because at that time, Charlie was a really shitty speaker.
01:00:54.000But Charlie told everybody that's what I was doing on my bus tour.
01:00:57.000And so when, you know, we talk about this, when we lionize this figure, it's important to remember what we're doing.
01:01:02.000Charlie Cook was very effective for Trump, no question.
01:01:06.000And the reason I didn't go after Charlie, and you know what I'm like, the reason I didn't go after Charlie, to tell you the truth, is that I thought he was a net positive for the country.
01:01:14.000And I thought he was valuable to Trump.
01:01:16.000I didn't think it was in anybody's interest to do so.
01:01:18.000And I was like, I guess you would say I was biding my time, right?
01:01:21.000And I said, and I tweeted once, don't ever stop being useful, Charlie.
01:01:24.000But that lie fed into the lie they told later, or the mischievous or malicious edit of whatever, and started what became my excision from public life.
01:01:37.000It cost me hundreds of millions of dollars.
01:03:54.000For Charlie, the idea was we have a more moderate urban liberal audience that shifted rightward, and he wanted coalition, right?
01:04:02.000I would imagine, well, I know that a large slice of your audience comes from the Gamergate metal hinterland with the music that you both like and with the kind of online nerd culture and certain pockets that maybe drifted right over the last 15 years.
01:04:22.000So my understanding from what Charlie said, from what Andrew said, is that Charlie valued the audience we have because it was an audience they couldn't reach.
01:04:28.000So us being on stage was valuable to them.
01:07:00.000I was like, I don't know what you guys have going on or what you should or shouldn't do, blah, blah, blah.
01:07:05.000And the general idea was in the conversation is like When Candace came out and said, here are text messages from Charlie, and he came out the next day immediately and said, yes, those were, we gave them to law enforcement, it blew up in their face.
01:07:54.000So let me tell you where we go from here.
01:07:56.000So I get off the phone with him and I said, so he explicitly just told me that the past months of hold on, we're working on it was literally, actually, we already filled your slot and we weren't going to invite you and we didn't tell you.
01:10:17.000So I immediately reached out to WPT and said, guys, we are on for the full week and we've booked some very high-profile guests that are going to be on the show and we won't be going to Amfest.
01:12:31.000I know that what you're saying is absolutely factually true because 10 years ago, I had the same conversations with some of the same people.
01:12:39.000And my response is, I'm not interested in that.
01:16:35.000But I thought it was interesting, an interesting alliance or temporary alliance because he's like inverse Candace, like where she is a genius, like media mastermind.
01:17:25.000The vagaries of her show is demoralizing.
01:17:29.000And when I look at the field of conservatives and I say, I am putting myself at risk with death threats, with having to hire security for everything I do.
01:17:40.000My wife can't go to the grocery store with having a security guard with her.
01:17:56.000But who they have disdain for the regular person.
01:18:01.000And they're pushing things that people don't believe in.
01:18:03.000George, you actually were a politician.
01:18:06.000I know that you don't agree with what Candace says.
01:18:08.000I know that you don't like a lot of her opinions.
01:18:10.000What's the real, like, what's the actual cephalological electoral consequence of this universe we have with people who are maybe untouchable and ungovernable?
01:18:24.000You would say like going wild over here.
01:18:26.000And then a highly tightly, sinisterly, that's not a word, like controlled cabal moving like a shoal of fish over here.
01:18:35.000What's it going to do if it's not checked?
01:18:37.000Because my argument is we should have that.
01:19:44.000Candace puts everyone, hear me out, people like Candace who are doing what Candace is doing on an election year that is absolutely vital to the control of government.
01:20:41.000When I'm bumping into people, the conversation is no longer around the issues that Americans care about.
01:20:47.000Regular people are no longer talking about how we are going to win and make this country better, but they're talking about the dumbest shit in the world.
01:20:54.000Like I get some guy being like, what about the Bush in front of Charlie?
01:21:10.000This void, the need for a grand unifying theory that explains all the mysteries of the political universe, that explains the sinister nature of our lived reality, they say.
01:22:04.000One major reason a few years ago, in 1920, why the Epstein files and this whole controversy around Perphilia and Epstein was happening was because of QAnon.
01:22:17.000I would not say that QAnon was a net positive for the movement, even though a lot of people, they were motivated.
01:22:22.000But if they're not on QAnon, they're on something worse.
01:23:18.000I'm about to tell you, for short-term electoral gain, the IQ level, the IQ level of the debate on the right-wing side in this country has dropped 20 points in 15 years.
01:28:51.000And I believe the problem for you, with you, excuse me, the problem for you is that you believe she's going about it the wrong way and with the wrong tactics and whatever and so on and so forth.
01:29:00.000And you also believe that she's deliberately speaking untruths, which I don't agree with, but because I think her faith is real.
01:29:12.000In a vein, listen, I believe that her faith is real, and I believe that she takes seriously the consequences of knowingly lying.
01:29:18.000I believe that, I mean, does she have the fake New York Times meticulously dishonest habit of elaborate corrections that don't actually explain why the story was a lie in the first place?
01:30:08.000When I worked for these nonprofits, I got a job doing fundraising when I was in my early 20s working for Greenpeace, the PERG groups, ACLU, et cetera.
01:30:17.000And I ended up moving to California and I worked for a group called Environment California.
01:30:23.000It is, you know, you're on the street, you're waving, you're saying, hey, come talk to me about the environment.
01:30:34.000And so my job was: I'm going to go out and I'm going to say words to you that convince you to give me your credit card in exchange for nothing.
01:32:55.000And so when I look at these scumbags in the corporate press and the uniparty, and all they do is lie to people to trick them into doing, you know, it's tricking them into giving up their labor to them, the value they produce.
01:33:07.000The proper source of value in the economy, yes.
01:33:10.000Every single one of them is vastly more dishonest than anything George has ever done.
01:33:14.000And so someone comes to me and says, we're going to topple those evil people.
01:34:15.000It sounds like it's a more complex system of persuasion, deception, manipulation that you're describing.
01:34:21.000Not just tell people lies to get to get money.
01:34:23.000It sounds like you're seeing, you're getting spooked by an intricate pattern that you've seen that gets people to a particular place that requires dishonesty or lies or whatever on the way.
01:34:34.000And you see the same thing with Candace.
01:35:08.000You are if you're right about that, and I'm not granting you that because I don't believe it, but if you are right about the dishonest elements of that, then you're right.
01:35:42.000Lying by omission for correct conclusion.
01:35:45.000I'm lying by omission for a correct conclusion.
01:35:47.000So like, so if you if you have failed in all of your attempts to persuade somebody that they should not cut their child's penis off, right?
01:35:55.000And it gets to the stage where you think you might be able to persuade them to hold it at least if you give them a correct but incomplete picture of the facts.
01:40:09.000The only thing that I can do to make it through is if people sign up at Timcast.com and become members to say, we will not let you down, Tim.
01:40:49.000I mean, I'm British, so we don't even do that.
01:40:51.000I don't even like doing Pacific, Jake Uger, Sam Cedar.
01:40:54.000We don't even like doing ad reads because we think it's like there should be a Chinese wall between ads, grubby.
01:40:58.000I can't believe you read your own ads and the editorial content, right?
01:41:00.000So when I do ads, you will always see me.
01:41:02.000You could see me for 10 years getting like a little bit or trying to make the ads more fun or making a joke out of it, which I actually just did it on the show, right?
01:41:12.000Because for me, it's like it's completely against my nature to do it because we're taught like Chinese wall between commercial and editorial, right?
01:41:17.000So when I do it in America, I'm kind of like not sure what to do with my hands, you know?
01:41:20.000So that for me has always been horrifying about every political show in America.
01:41:25.000Does Candace Owens do something like that?
01:41:53.000I will just say you made a very specific chain kind of allegation about what she has said in relation to her subscribers that I don't personally know to be true.
01:43:07.000If I said to you, Milo, if you come on my show, I'm going to take you to the finest steakhouse for the most delicious ribeye you've ever had.
01:45:40.000I think she got calls from the president saying, stop doing this in the context, and she probably can't call him up like that anymore like she used to.
01:45:54.000No, I think she, I think, I think, look, because of the people who called her prior to that, who have confirmed they did, I don't believe you.
01:46:01.000I mean, sorry, excuse me, I don't agree with you because people have confirmed that there were three calls in escalating seniority.
01:46:07.000And the first two people have confirmed that those calls existed.
01:46:50.000Believes there's a threat against her life, she's informed the White House if she's she's surrounded by sinister liars and she sincerely believes whether or not you know you think that that's correct.
01:47:10.000As an update, the White House has confirmed receipt of the assassination plot against me.
01:47:14.000And this resulted in, as predicted, for anyone who knows social engineering 101, viral stories like this, and then me bumping into three young men who say Candace Owens is in hiding because Israel's trying to kill her.
01:48:43.000Don't you think you're a somewhat distinctive case that might well have produced angry reactions in people who believe that you deceived your way into governing body?
01:49:06.000Guys, instead of us taking off Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or I'm sorry, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for Thanksgiving, I announce that the threat against us has escalated and I have no choice but to go dark for the time being.
01:49:38.000If you didn't say the tweet, then why did you say it?
01:49:40.000So I believe that in order to see it because my point is being difficult, but look, I think that in order to see what is substantially sick and wrong about Erica and Turning Point and to give Candace the benefit of the doubt and to support her, I think it requires religious discernment.
01:52:18.000Milo, Milo, let me ask you a question.
01:52:21.000Do you think that if you were in charge, let me ask you a question.
01:52:24.000If you were in charge of all communications at Turning Point from the moment Charlie died, do you think you would have beaten Candace in the communication sphere?
01:55:37.000Hey, guys, we're taking the week off for Thanksgiving.
01:55:39.000The apex of a story about how her best friend was murdered when her whole life, when her whole life is consumed by this in a way that could very well have, it didn't, but the massively high-risk decision that she made to turn her entire media career into a crusade to discover Charlie's.
01:58:45.000It's my most Most proud sales that I've ever done for homeless shelter resulted in a woman crying in front of me on the street, and she gave $700 per month because she wanted to help.
01:59:41.000So what they tell the entry-level people who don't have the talent, ask everyone and read this verbatim, and you will get two people to sign up.
01:59:49.000Well, I was doing like 10 people, you know, every couple of hours.
01:59:55.000And I'm on the balls of my feet and I'm holding my clipboard and I wave to her and she gets close to say, hey, would you like to talk to me about the homeless crisis and how you can help?
02:02:09.000No, no, that was frightening because, and you know why it was frightening?
02:02:11.000I've heard that from so many pulpits by so many preachers because that's the funniest thing is I can actually build churches of tens of thousands of people.
02:03:08.000I would have laughed that off when I was gay.
02:03:11.000Oh, no, Do you think I would pitch you to that if I saw you in West Hollywood?
02:03:17.000No, no, but I'm saying since I have since I care what happens to me now, spiritually, I've started to care what happens to other people in a way that opens me up to that kind of manipulation.
02:03:28.000I wouldn't have felt that five years ago.
02:04:15.000She wants to be Candace, besides both of you here, especially because you just shot what you're capable of, which apparently he's not using for a good reason, is Tucker Carlton.
02:04:53.000But you know, people talk so much shit about this guy, but the fact that you're not doing that when you could is people will have noticed that.
02:05:53.000And trust me, as somebody who's been the king of bullshit at one point myself, and I have the wherewithal to say, I have the wherewithal to sit here and tell you that.
02:06:03.000I appreciate you for being an honest broker when so many people are choosing dishonesty.
02:06:08.000So many people are choosing sensationalism and so many people are fracturing the base that we need to keep unified more so now than ever before.
02:06:16.000I'm not saying it's the most consequential election.
02:07:24.000And I hope people listened to what we said.
02:07:27.000I think it was a very important conversation.
02:07:30.000What has changed is that two people going at each other's throats on the internet, I now see as two well-intentioned people talking past each other, maybe with different visions of how to go, maybe with incorrect ideas about one another.
02:07:42.000But I think you are a profoundly good person, a man of good moral character.
02:07:48.000I believe that she is a woman of good moral character.
02:09:45.000A lot of people are not invited to join us.
02:09:47.000Anyway, real quick, December 9th, I'll be hosting the first of what will be a tradition of Santos Claus in D.C.
02:09:53.000And lastly, I do want to say, don't forget to go on cameo.com and book your Christmas cameo because they are going fast.
02:10:00.000I will say this: I can't imagine anybody that would be more of a delight for literally anyone, literally anyone, than Cameo from George Santos.
02:10:08.000Like, you're such, you're exactly that person.
02:11:15.000And the semantic misinterpretations, I thought, where it was like the difference between spreading misinformation and actively lying when you know it's misinformation is very different.
02:11:25.000And once you get become a tool for that machine and spread false information and you realize it's happening to you, I understand why you're sensitive to seeing other people potentially spreading false information.
02:11:34.000Whether they're lying or not, I don't know.
02:11:36.000But I really appreciate you guys all coming in here and talking about this.