00:03:01.000If you are a Republican, Mississippi has not been called yet, which is something that I don't think anyone would have expected to be saying last week.
00:04:10.000I think everyone's probably familiar with who you are and what you do, but maybe for like the three.
00:04:14.000For those of you who don't know me, I'm a comedian, co host of the podcast, The Boys Cast, and I also host the best call-in show on the internet Monday nights called Low Value Mail.
00:04:23.000Thank you so much for coming out today.
00:05:16.000Semi regular on Timcast, though I am not out in DC as much these days because I am now a dad, which is one of the best things, actually, about me.
00:05:30.000You know, when you're growing up watching SJW destroyed compilations of Gavin McGinnis chewing out feminists and then he's next to you talking about performing oral sex in Hillary Clinton and tackling Chris Cuomo to the ground.
00:05:41.000So it was a fantastic, it was a historic night.
00:07:18.000Well, in political comms, it's never a good idea to allow people to self associate themselves into your insults.
00:07:25.000But obviously, no one's going to tell Trump what to.
00:07:28.000Post or tweet, someone probably should tell him to start tweeting so he gets in touch with the base rather than sequestering himself on True Social.
00:07:34.000Nevertheless, the interesting angle for me here is so the UK economy is completely in the doldrums.
00:07:38.000When you said, can you convert this into pounds, fallout bottle caps are going to be a better currency at this point, man.
00:07:44.000The one thing that some of the people that are trying to supersede Andy Burnham would like to do, and Andy Burnham, by the way, for anyone who doesn't pay attention to UK politics, is the new Prime Minister after he essentially cooed out the world's most unpopular.
00:07:59.000Keir Starmer, and he is just a man who gets by in his political career by eating pork pies and appearing on a reality TV show.
00:08:04.000And for some reason, the retarded British electorate, I can say that because I'm not a politician, quite likes him.
00:08:09.000They all got concussions or something.
00:08:11.000Anyway, so he is obsessed with giving our money away to foreigners and making it so that no matter how hard you work or how little you work, you always earn ÂŁ30,000.
00:09:31.000And then he lost, but that was because of Trump and the whole 51st state.
00:09:35.000Well, also, like, it doesn't really help if your entire pitch is we're going to scrap the carbon tax and Carney can just, like, rug pull you by saying we're going to suspend the carbon tax.
00:09:42.000Oh, he, that's his whole thing was he just did.
00:09:45.000And also, like, if you're the we'll import more Indians, but slightly slower, but I'm also prostrating myself in Temple's party, then it turns out that people that don't want more Indians aren't going to vote for you.
00:10:51.000So, what happened was because the Democrats were elected, not because this is new, but this is the posture and policy that Democrats have wanted, and they've wanted it for a long time.
00:11:03.000So, what happened was Democrats were elected, and this piece of legislation was submitted by Bernie Sanders, and so the market reacted.
00:11:10.000The market can deal with rumors and people talking, the market can deal with rhetoric, the market can deal with people just saying things.
00:11:19.000But when you actually draw up legislation and then you win an election, That's going to make the market move.
00:11:24.000That's going to make people that have, you know, 100% returns on their NVIDIA investment, they're going to say, I'm going to take my money out.
00:11:45.000Why lose any of the capital that you've made?
00:11:47.000So the fact that they wrote up the cell legislation, people looked at the AI more, and there are some people that say that the ballot initiatives about AI moratoriums in certain states, Was an issue.
00:11:59.000And I'm sure that it contributed some, but because they were in only certain states, people would be like, well, you know, the company can move to a different state.
00:12:07.000They can change where the projection of where it's going to go.
00:12:10.000I think it was something like six or seven states where there was a ballot initiative about this.
00:12:14.000But when it's a situation of federal pause on AI production nationwide, they go to Malaysia.
00:12:21.000There was a, I think it was Microsoft that announced a $15 billion investment in Malaysia to do data centers.
00:12:30.000They announced it today, and that is a direct result of the policies that the Democrats want.
00:12:36.000And this is going to be something that is going to continue.
00:12:39.000Democrats, sure, they want retribution.
00:12:41.000They're going to haul people from the tech industry before Congress and they're going to talk about it.
00:12:46.000If they get the authority to do anything, if they win in 2028, they are going to put an absolute halt on all production of AI.
00:13:51.000I mean, obviously, I'm not going to tell people how to vote in this country because I'm not a citizen.
00:13:55.000And even if I moved over here, which I'm not planning to, I would not be an American, though I am a friend of the American people.
00:14:00.000But I would like to draw a parallel to something that happened in the UK two years ago, and that was the zero seat selection for the Tories.
00:14:05.000And that's because for 14 years, the Conservatives did.
00:14:10.000Like foreign wars, replacement migration, 12 million people over that period, 6 million in six years with the Boris wave, mainly third worlders, everything woke happened under the Conservatives.
00:14:18.000Trans, economic downturn, you name it.
00:14:21.000And they were considered an inveterate bedblocker.
00:14:24.000And they were in this dynamic where, well, you have to vote conservative to keep Labour out.
00:14:27.000And then when you've had enough of the conservatives, then you vote Labour, especially the North, because my dad votes Labour and I voted Labour.
00:14:33.000And reform started emerging as a protest vote, particularly because it was led by Nigel Farage.
00:14:40.000And there were the complaints at the time saying, if you vote for these guys, you'll split the vote.
00:14:44.000So the strategy that emerged was zero seats.
00:14:46.000Either you vote for reform to stick it to the conservatives, or you don't vote.
00:14:50.000Or some people voted Labour to spite the Tories.
00:14:53.000And the calculation was made that you take five years of pain to clear the field for something new to come through.
00:14:59.000And reforms seem to have failed to capitalise on that opportunity at the moment.
00:15:06.000Nevertheless, it was baked in that even though Kirsten was an absolute disaster, shark in human form, did horrible things, it was better than continuing on the path because you at least had the chance for renewal rather than the guarantee of managed decline.
00:15:22.000Some people will be voting Democrat or cut off your nose to spite your face.
00:15:25.000I'm not exactly happy about a Democrat controlled Congress and Senate, considering the State Department will have a lot less room to help us out over across the pond.
00:15:32.000But at least there's the possibility now that you've cleared House and some of the Republicans for some fresh talent to come in in the primaries, some new faces, some new ideas to come through.
00:16:18.000So there's the census in 2030 that you're not going to have a majority to confirm good justices.
00:16:27.000These two guys aren't going to make it until 2030.
00:16:30.000And the Supreme Court has been basically saving the United States from bad legislation, first of all.
00:16:34.000Second of all, if the Democrats manage to get the White House, the Justice Department, control of the executive branch and control the Justice Department, they're going to do things like expand the court, they're going to bring on states, they're going to end the Electoral College.
00:16:52.000What they want to do is use California as a model for what to do to the United States.
00:16:59.000I understand what you're saying, but the goal the Democrats have is to take the ability for conservatives to win away.
00:17:07.000So our situation over here is different than what it is over there.
00:17:26.000Yeah, which is a crazy large percentage of.
00:17:30.000Influence for a party that started a year and a half ago.
00:17:33.000You know, we were on the front page of Left Wing Magazine yesterday, and me and my friends got called what was it like the most influential friendship group shoving the country right?
00:17:41.000And it's great, but the United States is a different animal.
00:17:45.000And as the United States goes, the rest of the world goes.
00:17:49.000If the left in the United States can change the structure of our government to prevent conservatives, Republicans from attaining power, then the DSA is going to roll in.
00:18:01.000And they're going to rip up the Constitution.
00:18:04.000Their platform on their page, What We Fight For the, what is it?
00:18:19.000The president will be subordinate to the House, to the Congress, and that will be the only legislative body.
00:18:26.000There will be no more representation for states.
00:18:28.000So the consequences are far more dramatic here than it is with the UK.
00:18:33.000Well, I just want to jump in here and try to sort of thread the needle here because I think you're both making excellent points.
00:18:38.000Rush Limbaugh weighed in on this and I think came down in between both of you guys on this specific issue.
00:18:44.000I'm just going to read the copy here that Phil Kennedy, I'm sorry, Phil Kennedy, I'm not familiar with who you are, but you did some great work on this post here.
00:18:50.000Posted a three minute segment from the Rush Limbaugh show, which we don't have time to listen to today.
00:18:53.00020 years ago, after Republicans suffered a blowout in the 2006 midterms, which was infamously one of the biggest massacres in political history, we've eclipsed that completely.
00:19:01.000Also, because of a war, unpopular war in the Middle East.
00:19:05.000Rush Limbaugh shared a perspective many of us are feeling today I feel liberated, and I'm going to tell you as plainly as I can why I no longer am going to have to carry the water for people who I do not think deserve having their water carried.
00:19:18.000Now, I'm liberated from having to constantly come in here every day and try to buck up.
00:19:24.000A bunch of people who do not deserve it to try and carry the water to make excuses for people who don't deserve it.
00:19:39.000I mean, to your point, like at some point, are you just saying basically because of the Supreme Court element of this and that you have two Supreme Court judges that are likely going to be replaced?
00:22:17.000Though, and perhaps this will invoke accusations of normalcy bias, the argument that they are going to make Puerto Rico a state and DC a state, the argument they're going to pack the court, the argument they're going to abolish the electoral college and that is always trotted out as the reason to vote for the Republicans even though they're shit, right?
00:22:34.000Now, I don't disbelieve the Democrats want to do that, but whether or not they'll do that in the next electoral cycle remains to be seen.
00:22:40.000However, if you don't punish the Republicans at some point for putting up terrible candidates, you will only ever get terrible candidates.
00:22:48.000And the other thing I would say is, Regardless of whether or not you would think it was prudent to zero seats the Republicans this time, and you're then worried about the presidential elections because of the Supreme Court, do you think they're capable of winning anyway given this seismic defeat?
00:23:02.000Is it possible for them to turn it around in two years?
00:23:07.000And is it possible that any of the candidates for the Republican Party, say perhaps one who I'm not that keen on, could even distinguish themselves from Trump's record?
00:23:17.000What I wanted to say when I was asked if you guys tuned into Fox, does everybody know that?
00:23:36.000He was one word away from saying, I thought he was going to say it.
00:23:39.000Because he said something like, the Republicans are going to have to figure this one out.
00:23:45.000And maybe there's going to be someone who's, I don't know, younger, maybe America first, maybe someone who doesn't come with that political baggage.
00:23:54.000You know, I don't, when he, so with all due respect to Nick, when he did not say that was Nick, and I know, we know who he's talking about, we sort of danced around Nick's name for the purpose of not making it too overt, I guess.
00:24:09.000But that came up even when I was talking to him that the Republican Party is going to have to figure out if they went too far to the right or not far enough.
00:24:19.000Because we've heard a couple of different arguments.
00:24:21.000One is that the enforcement from ICE was so shocking that people went Democrat.
00:24:27.000I don't believe that's largely the case.
00:24:29.000I really do believe it is somewhat part of the case.
00:24:32.000If you look at the border, a lot of the border towns in Texas, a lot of them all went blue.
00:24:36.000And I don't think that's just because of gas prices.
00:24:39.000But I don't think that is because of Minnesota ICE enforcement.
00:25:33.000Politics works because first time voters, we saw about a 20% bump in 18 to 29 year old male voters this election as opposed to the previous election.
00:25:42.000And this means some of these people didn't vote last time.
00:25:45.000We have a massive surge of young white men who voted more than we saw previously.
00:25:51.000It's actually outsized and kind of crazy.
00:25:53.000They brought their politics into the fray.
00:26:24.000It's a forecast, and everybody's met as if I'm saying he should be.
00:26:28.000I'm saying, no, he will be because it is not that he is this political leader who's going to rally all the Groypers and they're going to have a J6.
00:26:47.000And it's not that he's telling them what to do, he's saying what they already think.
00:26:52.000Well, it's like, I mean, if you're older and you're watching, it's like, okay, you're going to get Fuentes or something like that, or you're going to get like DSA.
00:27:22.000Trumpism, Trump, they're on the way out.
00:27:25.000It's going to be America First as the new message.
00:27:28.000Now, whether or not that includes, you know, an Israel derangement syndrome, and I'm not suggesting criticism of Israel is Israel derangement syndrome.
00:27:37.000I'm saying the conspiracy Q level lunacy.
00:27:41.000The difference between Candace and Nick.
00:29:07.000He's got opinions I don't agree with on race, but the statements that he's giving right now, you see them being picked up by a lot of these, like JD Vance coming out and saying, Look at these four points that we need to address.
00:29:19.000And it's basically, if you watch Nick's show, that's what he was saying the whole time.
00:29:22.000Team Vance do understand that their base and Nick's base are basically identical.
00:29:29.000And this is why Vance always keeps the criticism of Fuentes as, well, he goes after my family.
00:29:36.000Well, he accused me of being a fat, gay race traitor.
00:29:40.000When Shapiro said that straight faced, I can't stop watching that clip.
00:29:44.000But he knows that this is a liability for him because he wants.
00:29:48.000Vance also wants to be the avatar of dispossessed young white men.
00:29:51.000And if he has a bad reputation, because Fuentes keeps calling him a CIA plant or insincere, he knows he has to resolve that contradiction.
00:30:00.000And this is Vance's primary problem, by the way, because if the stink of insincerity also surrounds him, as well as the Iran war that he's trying to distance himself from, his chances are sunk for 28.
00:30:17.000It's crazy to me that people come up with these conspiracy theories, because when we see where Nick lives in that video where the lady attacked him, and.
00:30:57.000There was like a Groyper who responded to one of these threads where Nick was praising me and Alex Jones and said, Imagine if Tim Pool's dad was not a race traitor.
00:31:04.000And I was like, You see, you guys, but if that's what they believe, it's what they believe.
00:31:08.000And that's what I don't like and that's what I disagree with.
00:31:10.000But you don't change someone's mind by just insulting them, attacking them, and ignoring them.
00:31:16.000And Donald Trump, so the Republicans kicking him out, dismissing him when he is an avatar of the anger for a lot of these young white men, young men in general, not even just necessarily young white men.
00:31:47.000So, a little parallel rundown is reform decided that pretty much every young person that was supporting them was way too far right because they didn't want to reform Friends of Israel because they didn't think that literally every foreigner could become British by just, you know, Putting their hand on a book of their choice and self declaring it so they could claim benefits.
00:32:04.000And it was these issues of foreign policy, being prioritized in your own country, and ethnic identity that caused them to excise their rightward flank and also their energized young base.
00:32:14.000And so between August 2025 and now, their youth support went from 21% to like 7%, barely registering, flatlining.
00:32:21.000At the same time, they then kicked out Rupert Lowe because he said, I want to deport the family members of the Pakistani rape gangs who knew about it and covered it up and justified the abuse of children because they said, well, by Allah, have you seen how these girls dress?
00:32:42.000And so, what ends up happening is you combine these forces.
00:32:44.000So, Rupert Lowe and a bunch of young lads, and they coalesce.
00:32:47.000You get that youthful energy, you get the social media stuff, and then you build up a party that's now 8% in the polls, according to electoral calculus, whereas reform has subsided 10 to 8%.
00:32:57.000They now can't win a first past the post election.
00:32:59.000And now, there are people in reform who have previously crashed out at me because I was saying, hey guys, you might not want to do this.
00:33:04.000You might not want to disavow your own voter base.
00:33:06.000You might not want to disengage from alternative media.
00:33:08.000You might not want to say, We love Muslims and we can't do deportations because this might sabotage your base.
00:33:13.000And then, like, two and a bit years later, they've come back to me and said, No, on certain terms, your criticisms were correct.
00:33:42.000Well, I'm curious before the midterms, like, what was your expectation?
00:33:45.000What did you think was going to happen?
00:33:46.000I mean, I thought for sure that Congress was going to flip just because that's what always happens, except for twice, right?
00:33:53.000So, like, and even I heard Trump on Fox News.
00:33:55.000He called in and he's just like, yeah, I don't get it.
00:33:57.000He's just like, but for whatever reason, no matter what happens, it just always flips, which is, I think, a good feature of this country.
00:34:04.000I don't think that's necessarily the worst thing because if you just look at it from a totality, it seems like that's just how it works here.
00:34:11.000The Senate was obviously more surprising.
00:34:13.000I didn't, I really didn't like that thing they did in Alaska.
00:37:51.000I think once they've got the DOJ, they'll do the Alyssa Slotkin thing.
00:37:54.000But in the meantime, they'll open up investigations into Trump, into his kids.
00:37:58.000It's a lot next kids, and there will just be a death by a thousand cuts steady stream of corruption stories leading up to which there is a steady stream of corruption, yeah, because they're making out like bandits, yeah.
00:38:07.000I mean, the stuff where he's selling his truth social posts, yeah, Kimberly milliseconds early, you're like, You don't have enough money, man.
00:40:13.000This was a seismic loss because it didn't just show that Charlie Kirk's murder, you could get away with it.
00:40:18.000It also showed that, like with the recent TPUSA thing, you can walk up to them at an open mic debate event, which why are we debating these people anyway?
00:40:42.000However, The reason why I say I'm sympathetic is if I was a young man, and I'm going to say it again, you've got that guy in Ohio that lost.
00:41:27.000If you're a young guy and you are being told there's no jobs for you, you can't get hired, and you're like, I'm going to vote Republican and we're going to push back on woke, and the Republicans get in and say, no, we're going to do the exact same thing, yet you're going to say, you know what?
00:41:43.000I mean, you don't need to push back on woke indefinitely.
00:41:46.000Like, it was mostly like, Hey, we're sending this message that you guys have gone too far with Trump getting reelected, but this isn't just the thing that we care about for the rest of our lives.
00:41:55.000This last cycle, they were still doing like the defending tram, or we need to defend women's sports from tram.
00:41:59.000You're like, we're still talking about that?
00:42:01.000It's like the Japanese soldiers that were fighting in the 70s.
00:42:24.000It was, but at the same time, there were people in HHS who were, one, appointments who were just leftists.
00:42:29.000They weren't even permanent state employees.
00:42:30.000Like people just got appointed and they truly believed in the stuff.
00:42:32.000And two, there were people that were like, well, we don't want to go too hard on the trans stuff, actually, because it might hurt us in the midterms.
00:42:44.000I got to say it again, man, that there's one thing that has boiled my blood more than anything in a long time, and it's that poll showing boomers want young people to pay more taxes.
00:43:12.000I'd be like, I'm going to go vote for every single communist.
00:43:15.000And you might have just finished college for, and, you know, you're 200 grand in debt for a degree for a job that won't exist in five years.
00:43:45.000The Redefined Populist says every GOP strategist, consultant, and candidate should be forced to participate in a role playing exercise this morning.
00:44:56.000You settle for hamburger, even though 70 30 ground beef still costs $10 plus.1.00
00:45:02.000At checkout, a fat black woman is screaming at the cashier because her EBT will only cover most of her filet mignon and lobster in her cart.0.96
00:45:08.000You think to yourself how the Iran war has made everything expensive, but at least we're stopping their nuclear bomb.
00:45:14.000You weren't even sure where Iran was before you Googled it after we first bombed them in March.
00:45:19.000After dinner, you take your son to the county fair.
00:45:22.000Half the people aren't speaking English.
00:45:24.000Virtually none of the crowd looks at you.
00:45:26.000You're forced to leave early after a teen takeover turns violent.
00:45:29.000A foreign born judge pledges none of them will go to jail.
00:45:42.000Now, a Republican surrogate, the daughter of a governor, Or, the wife of an elderly billionaire explains that young white men are the real welfare queens.0.88
00:45:50.000They'd rather play video games in their parents' basements than work.
00:46:16.000You worked hard, paid taxes, obeyed the law, and raised your son to do everything right.
00:46:20.000You voted Republican again and again because you believed somebody in Washington would finally fight for you.
00:46:24.000Instead, your wages are stagnant, groceries are unaffordable, your community is unrecognizable, your country is fighting another foreign war, and upstairs, the son you sacrificed everything for is lying awake in the bedroom he slept in at 12, wondering what the heck he's even supposed to do with his life now.
00:46:39.000Every time you turn on the TV, the Republicans you elected are either congratulating themselves or explaining why you and your son are the problem.
00:46:46.000For 10 years, they told you America's future depended on your vote.
00:46:49.000Now, you aren't even sure America has a future worth defending.
00:46:52.000The Republican Party needs to answer one simple question this morning.
00:46:55.000You spent a decade demanding Bob's loyalty.
00:46:58.000You've given him stagnant wages, unaffordable groceries, another foreign war, and a son who did everything right but can't find work.
00:47:04.000And when they complain, you call them lazy, entitled, and racist.
00:47:07.000What possible reason have you given Bob and his son to vote Republican?
00:47:11.000Do you honestly think you deserve their vote?
00:47:13.000And now I want to add to this Bob's son's name, Nick Fuentes.
00:48:22.000Open up an Amazon cart, take a random item and put it in your cart and forget about it.
00:48:28.000One week later, open it up and see if it's giving you a price update.
00:48:31.000Well, that's why I was at Peter Thiel that was saying something along the lines of like, there's no non hilarious reason why a Zoomer would not be a socialist.
00:49:40.000As people hear that and they're like, Well, this is clearly unethical from Gen Z, it's like the boomers started this.
00:49:46.000I mean, we quite literally, Russ Green couldn't have put it any better.
00:49:50.000Total boomer welfare communism, total welfare, luxury communism.
00:49:54.000And so far as we already have socialism, it's just for old people.
00:49:58.000And all across the West, Britain, America, Canada, the most indefensible system, arguably, barring communism in the history of the West, is this current one we have, in which we just have massive welfare transfers from the young to the old.
00:50:14.000Yeah, so young people didn't start it.
00:50:16.000When they come and take your home, you got to be mad.
00:50:18.000Yourself because I'm looking all across all these ballot measures, etc., and the Republicans are desperate to ensure that old people's home values stay high.
00:50:26.000That explains the migration, that explains the tax cuts that are always occurring for these elderly people.
00:50:36.000Maybe Republicans who wax poetic about the birth rate and wax poetic about how bad young people have it, and then they turn around and vote for every single ballot measure that screws me over in particular.
00:52:33.000They are strategically releasing these games to satiate the young white man.
00:52:39.000They're going to be like, I want a revolution, but oh man, I'm a night elf rogue now.
00:52:43.000GTA 6 is going to suck on toast because if you wanted to manage your menstruating girlfriend's opinion of you, otherwise you don't get to go on a heist, if you wanted to be long house, just interact with any individual.
00:53:02.000Just today, the news broke that Lockheed Martin was found to have actually discriminated against young white men.
00:53:10.000Lockheed Martin agrees to pay $29.5 million to settle federal allegations that its diversity programs discriminated against white young men, with $22 million going to the U.S. government and $7.5 million going to 1,000 affected workers.
00:53:22.000Why is the U.S. government getting money?
00:54:29.000That Asian dude was like, if Asians, blacks, and Latinos finally realize who their real enemy is and band together, we can win because we're the majority.
00:54:36.000He's literally saying white people are the enemy.
00:57:51.000When Nagasaki and Hiroshima were bombed into atoms and Tokyo was destroyed by firebombs, and then Kyoto was hit with an earthquake and a fire tornado, and now they're beautiful.
00:58:59.000You guys want to know what's really disappointing?
00:59:01.000Like, so here's the thing that weebs need to understand, okay?
00:59:04.000You watch like Naruto and then Sasuke, he like grabs his wrist and lightning emerges from his hands or from one hand and then he goes, Chitori.
00:59:47.000I always think it's funny when I watch, like, when I'm watching anime, because they speak English in the dub, but All of their techniques and attacks and things they're doing are in Japanese, but in Japanese, they're not.
00:59:57.000Like, in Japanese, everything they're saying is just in their common tongue.
01:00:01.000But, like, Americans like to make it magic, they like to make it a spell.
01:00:04.000The one thing we can learn from Japan, my good friend Harry Robinson of the Lotuses once tweeted this out, is we should be the Europe that Japan depicts in anime.
01:00:12.000Because if you watch something like Howl's Moving Castle, it is just Austro Hungary in the 19th century.
01:00:18.000Or Dave Green said recently, the guy who defended his friendly local game shop in the French riots, and he's standing next to the Goku image, and he was a patriot.
01:00:25.000And then suddenly he's like, I kind of support the ethic of the riots, though.
01:00:29.000And when the guy who voices Goku in Dragon Ball says, Oh, I'll raise money for your family to come visit Japan, he's like, I want to go on vacation.
01:02:04.000One of the arcs of Dragon Ball from the 80s into the 90s is that he defeats somebody but convinces them, not always, not always, but even Frieza ends up fighting with them in the new series.
01:02:14.000You have Black Clover, massively popular.
01:02:37.000He doesn't have any powers, but he's got heart, just like Captain America.
01:02:40.000Then, because of his heart, he gets chosen by the greatest hero to inherit his powers, and he works as hard as he can to become super strong.
01:02:46.000So he can take those powers on and hold himself up.
01:02:49.000Those are the stories you get in anime.
01:02:51.000And that's why when I was young, I loved it because the message was even if you don't have the talent, even if you're not the king, you can work really, really hard and succeed.
01:02:59.000And then most American cartoons were just dumb trash like Pop-Up Girls, Encourage the Cowardly Dog.
01:03:51.000So the story, the actual show is a cul-de-sac full of kids, and the kids are all like, most of them have weird little quirks, but they're kind of normal.
01:04:30.000I want to stress the reason why Batman is the best superhero ever is because.
01:04:35.000I understand he was born rich and inherited money.
01:04:38.000The point is, when Batman's superpowers are described in comic lore as peak human, meaning he trains himself, he studies as hard as he can, and he works out to the best of his abilities and uses wealth, which is decentralized human output, to make the best technologies, he is the best every human can be.
01:04:59.000He is the best of everything that a human can be.
01:05:01.000He's also the most reactionary superhero because the common complaint by leftists, including even Grant Morrison, who wrote him for quite some time, was, well, Why does Batman, a privileged white guy, beat up poor people?
01:05:10.000Why doesn't he just give all his money away from social programs?
01:05:12.000And it's like, because you don't fix the Joker with more youth clubs.
01:07:44.000I thought it was great, but he's a pussy.
01:07:48.000Yeah, but okay, so I. Superman's a Boy Scout, you know?
01:07:53.000Like Superman, but okay, so the reason when you said about you know Naruto, My Hero Academia, etc., the reason I think Spider Man resonates, particularly the Sam Raimi movies, is because it has that and the early comics, is because it has the everyman quality of where Peter Parker is constantly stuck in love triangles, he's trying to like fill out his college work, he's trying to work crappy jobs where he's like shit on from a great height, like all young white guys, and he does have superpowers, but they're not like being a giant spider is not the most impressive thing in the world, like he's he's strong, yeah, he can crawl walls,
01:08:22.000but it's not, he's not Superman or the Sentry or Captain America, and so.
01:08:37.000If you were to describe his powers, like he can't fly, he can't teleport, he's not got the cool factor necessarily.
01:08:42.000But what he does do is he struggles through his personal tribulations and the belief that he can't do it.
01:08:48.000It's like the story when he's buried under rubble, like if this be my fate.
01:08:51.000And it's a lesson to the young lads reading him that, okay, you might not have the most perfect home life.
01:08:56.000You might, outside of wearing a Spider Man costume, might not be the most.
01:09:01.000Impressive guy, you might not be the richest, you might not be the most successful of girls, but if you are determined and you make the best use of your abilities using your responsibility, then you can be admirable, you can be more.
01:09:10.000Yeah, I like it when Superman killed the Joker.
01:10:43.000He'd been manipulated into thinking that Superman was on the precipice of essentially a human genocide because he had already destroyed Wayne Tower in his fight with Zod.
01:11:10.000It's not the case when he has suffered significant bereavement.
01:11:12.000Like, for example, the original ending of the Killick joke, he kills Joker because he's been driven mad, because Papa Gordon's been shot.
01:11:17.000And then in the original ending of A Death of the Family, he went to kill Joker.
01:11:21.000It's just that Joker was like an Iranian ambassador and blew himself off.
01:11:24.000To be fair, there are so many different iterations of Batman and Joker and Superman.
01:11:29.000I'm just saying, if they want him to nail the modern character that is great, is that he is mentally strong and that the famous line from the comics when he defeats Superman and says, Let this be a moment you never forget.
01:12:29.000And I feel like what we've been getting in the woke era in the past 10 years has been beating men down and telling them they're the villains.
01:12:36.000And it's been these movies and these shows that tell women to do whatever they want for whatever reason because men are the bad guys.
01:12:41.000And now you have this exacerbated in politics where you get that.
01:12:45.000I don't remember the guy's name, but he said that Latinos, Mexicans, I'm sorry, Latinos, Asians, and Blacks should team up against their real enemy.
01:12:51.000It's like, okay, now that the Democrats have won this massive majority, you know what direction this is going to go.
01:13:08.000Yeah, they're talking about something similar in Canada.
01:13:10.000Circa Susan Wajiki, they're going to promote authoritative sources, deranking independent content creators.
01:13:16.000And again, if you've got Democrat controlled Congress, Democrat controlled Senate, the Silicon Valley firms are going to feel even more emboldened and censoring people that they otherwise wouldn't have aligned with, but didn't want to get on.
01:13:26.000And they know Trump's on the way out, and they know the Republicans can't overcome a majority of this size by 2028.
01:13:31.000So they're going to say, look, right now, they're going to come after us with a sledgehammer.
01:13:38.000I mean, all they care about is making money.
01:13:39.000So, but you know, that's why I think it's really important for shows like Tim Cass that have just always been Democrat and support the Democrats.
01:14:12.000I mean, because what I. Other than Bernier.
01:14:16.000Other than like the Dominion Society guys, like.
01:14:18.000Well, the Dominion Society and then probably a little to their left would be like Max and Bernier, the CPC, which they're, you know, like pretty into remigration and stuff like that.
01:14:32.000No, I would say the Conservative Party is pretty centrist.
01:14:37.000Yeah, because the reason I say is because you've got Restore in the UK, in the US, there's the MAGA thing.
01:14:45.000People will question how far right MAGA is, but there's a lot of people in the US that are significantly further right than your average Republican Party.
01:14:53.000I mean, based on Twitter, I feel like there are people who are getting there in Canada based on the stuff I see online, but in terms of actual.
01:15:19.000It was like Benai Birth, some Jewish group that got him banned.
01:15:22.000So then he came in and they stopped him at the border and they questioned him about Dominion Society, about Restore Britain, about if he has any neo Nazi sympathies.
01:15:29.000The guy literally just showed up to give a speech.
01:15:51.000And there was a point made by, I can't remember who it was, an America First guy.
01:15:58.000Maybe you guys can remind me who said this that when all these people are talking about diversity and whatever, he was saying, There's nowhere for me to go, right?
01:16:07.000The people who migrated here, they can go home and they call it going home.
01:16:25.000And the guy is talking, he's a teacher, university lecturer, and he's talking to his girlfriend who's Jewish, and she's like alighting for Israel.
01:16:32.000And he just, the simple quote is, there is no Israel for me.
01:18:07.000And I just point this out again, guys.
01:18:09.000You know, the American spirit was we're going to leave, get on a boat, half of us are going to die at sea, and the rest of us are going to land on a barren shore in fall right before winter.
01:18:17.000And that's why in the UK, we still have a crabs in a bucket mentality, whereas you guys are very gregarious and want to do things and want to collaborate.
01:18:24.000Well, there's actually a really interesting point that I think is true.
01:19:08.000So, of course, there's these constant, we discussed this before, there's these constant projections about ethnic conflict, civil war in Britain, lack of a democratic solution.
01:19:15.000And, you know, I don't want to get rested on the tarmac, so I'll reserve my comments about that.
01:19:18.000But if it does get to that point, I rate our chances.
01:19:21.000Like, we rocked up in full suits and bombed Zanzibar into submission in 40 minutes.
01:19:26.000We were absolutely outnumbered by the Bantu tribes shaking their spears and grass skirts at us.
01:22:21.000Yeah, because in war, You don't kill the blacksmiths you capture, and you don't send your blacksmiths to war, so the smiths always survived.
01:23:42.000She really wanted twins and absolutely no family history, less than 1% chance.
01:23:47.000We've now got to wait three years for the next one because if you have fraternal twins with no family history, the chance that you have twins again is 25%.
01:28:26.000But because there's still something like 40,000, I think it's 30,000 outstanding ballots and ballot curing, this means that Lauren Bobert can literally go through every single ballot that's rejected and be like, no, this one has to count and fight.0.97
01:30:01.000But I mean, even in New Hampshire, the state house got absolutely trounced by, or the Republicans in the state house got absolutely trounced.
01:30:09.000They did hold on to a handful of seats, but it's mostly Democrats.
01:30:14.000I believe the Democrats have a 200 seat majority in the state house.
01:30:18.000We do have a Republican governor, so she can veto stuff, and they do not have a veto proof majority in the state house.
01:30:25.000So, mercifully, all of the positive things that the Free State Party has been able to achieve through being elected as Republicans will likely stay.
01:30:39.000But if there is another significant swing to the left next time, I'm not so sure that New Hampshire will remain the Free State.
01:33:20.000And the only point of caution I would have to amend our previous conversation, Phil, about hoping that this is clearing the field for something new to come through and the Republicans learn their lesson.
01:33:30.000As to whether or not they'll learn their lesson, two words Winsome Sears.
01:33:34.000They didn't learn after that candidate.
01:35:15.000Yeah, the average person that votes, particularly in countries like ours and like Canada where everybody has the right to vote, the average person that votes has no idea what they're talking about.
01:35:31.000It is just he ginned up Trump, ginned up all this, you know, hatred between the two countries, and everybody saw Pierre Poliev and they're like, that guy is just too close to what Trump is.
01:35:41.000That underscores my voting for the other.
01:35:44.000The there was the Simpson meme where there's an old lady talking to the kid bagging her groceries, and she says, I want all the groceries in one bag, and then she says, but I don't want it too heavy.
01:35:54.000Yeah, that's that's the average voter, yeah, like they don't think things through.
01:35:59.000I just saw, uh, I mean, 4,000 of them voted for the wrong Dan Sullivan.
01:37:44.000If we're lucky, you know, the average person's, because there's so many people that are living on some kind of benefits from the United States, their dollar's not going to be able to buy the food they need.
01:37:53.000You're talking about a significant drop in the standard of living for the average American.
01:37:58.000Well, for all Americans, the rich people aren't going to really notice it as much because they already have, you know, they have enough where they can, they're insulated from that.
01:38:08.000And that's only going to make people more angry.
01:38:10.000It's only going to make people say, pass some law that gives us more money, which will be done by printing and that will lower the value of the dollar.
01:38:36.000If you're in the middle, you're just like, hey, I saw some people saying, like, yeah, my health insurance premiums went up, family affords.
01:39:58.000I think if she goes, you know, full bore.0.99
01:40:02.000She could win lawsuits, one challenging.0.98
01:40:04.000She became a rep in 2021, so five years, excuse me.0.98
01:40:10.000But yeah, I mean, look, she's gonna start doing a podcast with Marjorie Taylor Greene or something.
01:40:15.000Oh, god, I can't believe you subjected me to that on Tuesday night.
01:40:19.000Uh, I didn't do it, yeah, no, it was me.
01:40:23.000Just what you don't like her, no, I find well, I loved her in Ice Age, but I find her incredibly unimpressive when she says we've can.
01:40:30.000I love Cenk Huger, he's a great guy, we can do a left right alliance just focusing on affordability and healthcare, and we can put all the cultural issues to the side.
01:41:20.000The remaining vote is only 48.8% Democrat.0.96
01:41:27.000Lauren Boebert does have the majority advantage for the remaining vote, but it's not enough to overcome the current disadvantage.0.99
01:41:34.000The issue that I brought up with Marjorie Taylor Greene was that the Republicans and shows like this don't speak to women because women don't care about math.
01:41:44.000Generally speaking, women care about things, people, and feelings.0.99
01:41:49.000So it was funny because I don't know why the woman started arguing with me other than maybe it's just what women do.1.00
01:42:48.000Republicans of the party of standing there in a suit going, well, the issue is it's unsustainable to bring in a 3% deficit when we're currently calculating.
01:42:59.000But if you show a picture of a dead kid face down in the Rio Grande and say, Joe Biden did this, the women start crying and they vote for you.
01:43:05.000In the UK and France, the right is gaining ground with some young women because immigration has become a women's safety issue.
01:43:16.000I don't know if you saw this, asking the new immigrants not to rape.
01:43:19.000I mean, we just had a very serious story today about an immigrant rapist who got found guilty and an immigrant who was found guilty of rape.
01:44:27.000They go, Yeah, that was the one that he found guilty on was that he had a threesome with some women in his dressing room.
01:44:34.000And then they agreed to meet up with her the next day, where while in the course of getting it on consensually, she says he decided to go through the back door.
01:47:20.000Because I mean, I've followed Bongino's stuff in the past, and people like to make it, they wanted it to be that he was a hardcore Epstein guy, and he really wasn't.
01:48:08.000Also, if you're going to run interference for something, don't have the demeanor of the news anchor that gets abducted by the Joker in the Dark Knight.
01:48:16.000Don't be like, hey, he killed himself.
01:49:20.000If Bongino, seriously, if he went on TV and he was like, The terrifying thing about the uncovering of these documents, we found many high profile prominent Democrat Party members in these files, and we're going to get them.
01:49:46.000They're saying you've got to prep with resources for X amount of weeks.
01:49:50.000And then there's a constant drumbeat on both the left and right of, well, we might conscript you to go die from a drone strike in the ditch in the Donbass.
01:50:33.000So it's not war yet, but it's very obvious what this is doing is attempting to weaken the economy and to cause panic, which can disrupt the economy because you're about something's about to pop off.
01:51:01.000Well, why would the Bangladeshis and the Pakistanis fight for?
01:51:04.000Yes, it's also, well, yeah, there's that, but it's also young white guys.
01:51:09.000And now, if you ask me this, I would fight for my family, I would fight against an invasion.
01:51:13.000The problem is, I'm not going to fight on behalf of a state that is currently facilitating an invasion of boatloads of rapists and they acknowledge that they're rapists.
01:51:19.000And I'm not going to fight for another nation's territorial sovereignty while you are currently undermining mine.
01:51:24.000And it would require me to be drafted out of that country and to leave my wife and family at the mercy of said rapists.
01:51:54.000The argument is Russia is going to move on some of the smaller Baltic states that are NATO members, and then Article 5 will be, you know, what do they call it?
01:52:08.000There's an actually, I don't know if you saw this clip.
01:52:10.000On GB News a little while ago, there was a young guy called Alex Armstrong.
01:52:13.000He's in his early 30s, and he was saying, Look, it's no surprise that your young people don't want to fight for the country if you haven't given them anything to fight for.
01:52:20.000Kind of stuff we discussed at the top of the show housing's unaffordable, they can't get jobs, they feel dispossessed and alienated.
01:52:25.000And there's this old boomer who's an ex police officer, and he's sitting there going, I can't believe the cowardice you've displayed tonight.
01:52:32.000You are despicable, you're absolutely terrible.
01:53:01.000And just a suggestion to the British government if you're going to slap rifles in the hands of a few hundred thousand young white lads, you might not like the direction they're being pointed in.
01:53:12.000We're going to go to your Rumble rant and super chat, so smash that like button, share the show with all your friends.
01:55:38.000Like a company goes, well, we got a guy and we're going to let him go because AI's replaced his job, but we got to pay him anyway, so we're not going to bring on AI.
01:55:46.000Like, I don't understand what the entire point of AI is, it's like cost saving.
01:55:50.000Yeah, Amish man says Tim is in the gulag.
01:55:53.000If the Fox News studio is the gulag, then yes, it was.
01:55:57.000They're just literally upstairs and like 20 feet that way.
01:56:00.000So they were like, Can you come on the show?
01:56:23.000I had that once in the old Lotus City's building where a woman had stalked me to the train station because she had propositioned me for marriage.
01:56:30.000Very flattering, but it was quite weird.
01:56:31.000And because she'd followed me multiple times, I'd called the British Transport Police and was like, You might want to look at the CCTV and do a welfare check on this person.
01:58:10.000No, I think my friend Rory Cranston has an exceptional substack on this where he thinks that Tucker is the marketing arm of a CIA counter gang that is trying to judo flip the Iran war using the American public backlash to it into pivoting strategic priorities away from Israel towards China.
01:58:55.000It's like I've never seen someone see you around a corner like that before.
01:58:59.000Harry the human substituter, is that what it says?
01:59:03.000Having worked in the care industry, boomers are trying to gatekeep you out of politics because they actually think they can outlive the young.
01:59:12.000I think it's just there's a selfishness endemic, not all, but selfishness endemic to the boomer generation, mainly because of welfare and the birth control pill.
01:59:20.000And so they thought, right, the government's always going to be there for me, so I don't actually need to rely on my family.
01:59:24.000And I don't actually have obligations to my relationships and my immediate community.
01:59:28.000Everything is a voluntary choice, everything's about me.
01:59:30.000And so the default assumption is I deserve this.
01:59:33.000I bet if you did a social experiment where you took a tree and you put.
01:59:40.000A couple of children under it, and then told a boomer, if you can chop that tree down, you'll win $1,000.
01:59:50.000And the kids were in the shade because the sun was hot, and they were like, But we need this tree.
02:00:08.000Do you think there is like a chunk of older people that do think they're immortal?
02:00:11.000And I think a lot of this explains the resentfulness against young people is because they like that's like a mirror in which they do they are presented with their own mortality.
02:01:02.000When they did some event with Rodrea like crashing out about the Tucker Nick interview, and some baroness who was like a former Marxist who masquerades as an ostensible conservative got really drunk and sat in the front row, the clip of it, and she goes, Well, you've got the Groeper phenomenon.
02:01:15.000In the UK, we've got these very crude forms of ethno nationalists, basically Groepers.
02:01:54.000Colt Riley says, I'm a Gen Z dude and I did not vote this year.
02:01:57.000I could not vote for the evil Democrats or the controlled decline by Republicans.
02:02:02.000I'd rather fall apart on me so that my kids have a better chance.
02:02:07.000Listen, you can be a part of the magic decline, support communism, or go find a random plot of land for 10 bucks in the middle of nowhere and start building and live the way your ancestors lived.
02:02:19.000We're going to go to the uncensored portion of the show and say naughty words.
02:02:23.000That'll be at rumble.com slash Timcast IRL.
02:02:25.000You can follow me on X and Instagram at Timcast.
02:02:27.000Danny, do you want to shout anything out?
02:02:28.000Yeah, just check out all my podcasts and follow me everywhere.
02:05:02.000The Australians use it very frequently.
02:05:05.000Yeah, in Australia it means like good friend.
02:05:07.000It's also, in the UK, you internalize a degree of censorship from both the television and because you'll be prosecuted for the wrong tweets.
02:05:56.000So, question I got for the whole panel.
02:06:00.000I think the reason Texas is turning blue is because all the Texas people are moving up here into Oklahoma, just here in my local community.
02:06:08.000Which is a spot in the middle of nowhere, there are like over a dozen families that have moved in.
02:06:13.000And in the closest actual town over, about 15 miles over, they have had to actually implement new city ordinances just because of all the Texans moving in.
02:06:24.000Do you think this could have affected the election?
02:06:29.000Maybe, but one thing we didn't end up getting into is there's a bunch of cheating theories now popping up because that'll always be the case.
02:06:36.000Because for the first time in what, like 70 years, the Democrats.
02:06:41.000Gained more votes in a midterm than they did in a presidential cycle, and that Tellerico got more early votes than Paxton got total votes.
02:06:52.000So they're like, the anomalies are just insane and make no sense.
02:06:56.000So the conspiracy theory is that the Democrats backed off to let Trump win because, in order to end Trumpism, Trump needs to be a total failure and pariah in the public.
02:07:07.000So it's like this before the midterms, the Republicans were dancing around celebrating Trump's endorsement.
02:07:12.000Even though the sentiment was negative, once the election happened and Trump was reputed to such an insane degree, everyone's backing off and trying to distance themselves because the election appears to be the social litmus test.
02:07:26.000So now Republican politicians are like, whoa, I better not be for Trump because I'll lose and people will hate me.
02:07:41.000I mean, it seems like there were too many.
02:07:43.000It went so blue that it was hard to think that it would just be some people moving to Oklahoma that would move the needle like that.
02:07:49.000I mean, I think even broader, and you know me, I mean, if anybody's seen me on the show, I would be the first one to point to demographic shifts.
02:07:57.000I don't think that was what cost the Republicans the Texas race or any race for that matter.
02:08:03.000People drive by a gas station every single day.
02:08:44.000If the cost of gas, right, was as high as it is, but it wasn't because of the Iran war, if there was no Iran war, do you think that the Democrats still would have come out?
02:09:04.000One of the main reasons Trump did so well in 24 was because Biden, the gas prices under Biden went out of control.
02:09:09.000It wouldn't have been salient, though.
02:09:10.000The Iran war is a flashpoint because it provokes sentiments, not at all unjustly, of the memory of Iraq, of the failure of Afghanistan to withdraw.
02:09:21.000It's essentially another feeling of humiliation.
02:09:23.000Well, gas prices get Democrats out, Iran war keeps Republicans home.
02:10:34.000You got anything you want to shout out or anything you want to add?
02:10:36.000Well, I did have one quick follow up question, and y'all were discussing it right then.
02:10:44.000But speaking of the Texas politics, in their 50 plus count seat that the Dems gained, well, the Dem that beat Brandon Herrera, Katie Fadilla Stout, how many of those seats are reserved for her?
02:17:03.000Um, so you know, it's not like you're running a business like Steve Jobs, where he's like, you need to give them what they don't know they want.
02:17:54.000They recognize the cultural issues of mass illegal immigration and how it's negatively impacting a ton of jobs, but then they're like, Man, but not them.
02:18:05.000And so, what ends up happening is, as I've explained, like with the skateboards, we make American made skateboards, which means it takes a long time and they're expensive.
02:18:12.000And people are like, I don't care, just cancel the order.
02:18:14.000They would rather have the Chinese board.
02:18:16.000And I'm like, okay, like this is the reality.
02:18:19.000If I offer American made boards, people, not everybody, most of the Tim Guest fans were like, take as long as you need.
02:18:24.000But we had a handful of people who were like, don't give a shit.
02:18:26.000And I'm like, then, like, don't pretend that you want American made stuff if you're going to get mad when you realize how hard it is to do American made.
02:19:53.000You guys have talked about it on the show, and they really need to just change the entire messaging scheme to really dial in on the emotions.
02:20:01.000Emotions are the only thing that matter.
02:20:43.000You have to fit the image that people expect of you.
02:20:46.000And then you have to be forced to address the rape issue.
02:20:50.000And what you want to do is, this is a campaign that I would have created for Republicans get a bunch of women angry at Republicans who say they're liberals and are protesting because they were raped by illegal immigrants and that Republicans weren't doing anything to stop it.
02:21:06.000And then they wear pink ribbons on their arm and they call themselves, and you make up a name for your group called like, you know, like Cherish Victims.
02:21:18.000And then they'll go around and they'll say, the Republican Party does not.
02:23:55.000So now that it seems like Woke 3.0 is locked in, do we expect it's just going to escalate or it'll be a rerun of Woke 1 and 2 with a shiny new brand name?
02:24:07.000I want a serious and a silly answer here, but what do you guys predict the brand new excesses of woke 3.0 will bring our way?
02:24:15.000I don't think there's going to be new excesses.
02:24:17.000It's just going to be the same thing.0.72
02:24:20.000And, you know, like the apex is suck her dick, bigot.
02:24:26.000The apex is we're going to kill you and laugh about it.
02:25:22.000There is a silver lining in, or there's a couple silver linings in what happened on Tuesday.
02:25:29.000All of the ballot initiatives about transgender operations for kids and girls and boys sports, it looks like they all have come down on the side of sanity.
02:25:42.000You know, Kids shouldn't be exposed to this stuff.
02:25:45.000Kids shouldn't be taking, you know, hormones and stuff like that.
02:25:50.000And I don't think that it's going to be seen as a, you know, any kind of indicator to what the activists are going to do.
02:26:02.000But it is worth noting that the American people are still on the same page about the really crazy woke stuff.
02:26:09.000Like I said earlier, the Lockheed Martin, you know, Lawsuit against Lockheed Martin for discriminating against white guys or white people, they were found guilty.
02:26:22.000I mean, but that's no pun intended black and white.
02:27:27.000I think that the population is not okay with that.
02:27:31.000And I think that it's going to cause more friction with the activist class and with the general population because there are these ballot initiatives that have shown look, these things are unpopular.
02:27:45.000Republican policies are actually more popular than the things that the Democrats want.
02:27:50.000And if you go down the list of all of the ballot initiatives, Voter ID won almost every time that it was put on a ballot initiative.
02:27:58.000Keeping, you know, allowing kids or not allowing kids to transition won any time it was put on a ballot initiative.
02:28:04.000So, this election was a repudiation of the Republicans, not the policies they're ostensibly going to promote.
02:30:12.000In 2006, it was both, but it was like, I guess the problem too is anybody who runs from like associated with the current administration is just like this Trump stink on them so bad that they're just.
02:30:42.000The new person is going to have to decide am I going to the right or to the left of him?
02:30:46.000So, you're going to see primaries where you're going to have liberal Republicans who are going to be what I would call like a Joe Rogan esque conservative, where they're not really conservative.