Jon Stewart is calling for the Democratic Party to hold a convention where they can choose their next presidential candidate. Rep. Tim Burchette (D-TN) joins the show to discuss this and much more. Plus, a new $25 giveaway from MyPillow!
00:00:28.000Cook Political Report is now showing six states moving from, I should say, between six states.
00:00:34.000You've got some moving from toss-up to lean Republican, and some states that are likely Democrat moving to lean Democrat because the polling is so bad for Joe Biden.
00:01:04.000And now Jon Stewart's advocacy is basically saying, the political elites of the Democratic Party will get together and they will decide for you who your nominee will be.
00:01:15.000So we're going to talk about all of that, my friends.
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00:03:45.000He fought the Japanese all the way across the Pacific, went to China after the war, fought the Communists, then he went to the University of Tennessee and fought the Communists there for 40 years.
00:04:42.000You'd take my shirt off and I look like a target, just red and a big white center.
00:04:47.000And every morning I'd wake up and I would throw up, had a horrible taste of peppermint in my mouth.
00:04:53.000And my mama would fix me a turkey sandwich and a Sprite and I would get out and go all day long and knock on doors again and why I threw up was every morning with the taste of peppermint because she licked stamps back then.
00:05:08.000Yeah, you remember those days you didn't have the meter and all that stuff and and now you mailers really aren't as effective now with the internet and everything.
00:06:10.000Let's jump into the first story from The Post Millennial.
00:06:13.000Swing state congressional Democrats held meeting and cried over Biden staying in race, according to a report.
00:06:21.000Right before a Tuesday meeting with Democrats surrounding President Joe Biden's path forward in the upcoming 2024 election, a group of Swing District Democrats gathered in a solemn meeting where there were, quote, actual tears.
00:06:33.000As Biden has not stopped in his campaigning and has vowed to run against Donald Trump in November, some Swing District Democrats in Congress are feeling the heat It seems very strange right now.
00:07:26.000Well, first of all, when Steve Cohen from Memphis walked out and they said, are y'all on the same page?
00:07:32.000And he said, we're not even on the same book.
00:07:35.000And I thought that was pretty, that's typical Steve Cohen.
00:07:40.000I feel like politically, you know, if we need to keep him in there, but for the betterment of the country, you know, Chip Roy, 25th Amendment, take him out of office.
00:07:54.000Because you figure Kim Jong-un, China, Putin, or whoever is doing their mischief.
00:08:00.000You know, we've got over 100,000, as my daddy would say, red, but they're communist Chinese in this country that have come over our southern border.
00:08:10.000that are here, and we have an inept Justice Department.
00:08:15.000And you combine all those things, and there could be a lot of mischief in seven months.
00:08:19.000Now, the thought of Donald Trump being back in the White House probably will keep some of them under wraps, but still, that is a huge problem.
00:08:26.000And to think that if something goes down, and this is the guy, I mean, the guy can't find the soft-serve ice cream machine in the White House, and that is who's in charge of the free world.
00:09:42.000But the problem is we don't know how she will inspire.
00:09:46.000I think the middle America housewives, they hate her.
00:09:52.000I think we've talked about how the inner cities and the Hispanic folks are moving towards Trump.
00:10:00.000I mean, Trump's not going to win that vote, but he's making some huge headway into that.
00:10:06.000And I don't know that she would do that much better in those in those demographics except for the in the black community.
00:10:14.000But in the Hispanic community, Trump just pulls through the roof because of, you know... When he ate the taco bowl, that was... Well, that's it.
00:10:21.000I took a guy out to lunch last week who's a Hispanic felon.
00:10:39.000And they're used to all that crazy corruption down in there and the cartels.
00:10:43.000And what's going on, and they love America, and they see how great it could be, much better it could be, and they're going to work within the system.
00:10:50.000And I think that's where you're going to see a lot of the switch.
00:10:53.000But I don't think either one of them hold a candle against Trump.
00:11:15.000I mean, they don't understand how to trade, market, generate value.
00:11:21.000Typically, they understand, ask someone else.
00:11:24.000And whether that's welfare, which is the more insulting way to describe it, or they just apply for jobs somewhere else.
00:11:32.000They don't have the same mentality that you'll find more so in the country with conservatives, typically among conservatives, where they make value for themselves.
00:11:40.000And so this translates to, Donald Trump never earned anything.
00:11:58.000It's a biblical story, you know, the story about the father who gives his kids so much and all of them and one comes back and he just hid the money and he said, you know, no.
00:12:07.000And then one kid lost his butt, you know, and the other guy rolled the dice and did something and those were rewarded.
00:13:01.000But I would warn folks though, I always remember when Clinton won the White House and it came out that Clinton was a draft dodger, he evaded the Vietnam draft, he went to England, him and Hillary, he was a Rhodes Scholar for about six weeks or something, I don't know.
00:13:16.000I think he might have smoked too much weed over there and got kicked out.
00:13:24.000And, and you know, but, and I, and it came out, he was a draft dodger and he's running against George Bush senior who was, you know, he was a Navy pilot was shot down, picked up by a sub in the middle of Pacific and everybody was cocky and we're going to win.
00:13:34.000I would warn people about Bill Clinton.
00:13:44.000Now we're going to suffer the injustice of that fly.
00:13:46.000But no, I just hope people aren't getting cocky and thinking, because it's not just the White House, you know, the House and the Senate.
00:13:53.000If they get the House and the Senate, they'll impeach Trump day one.
00:13:57.000That will come forward and Tlaib will be right up there.
00:14:01.000And if you want to see any significant change on a policy level, I mean, definitely at the federal level, but also at the state level, you have to pay attention to what else is going on down there.
00:14:09.000One thing COVID showed us, ma'am, was that, you know, parents were looking over their kids' shoulders when they were at home on that computer thinking, what in the world are my kids?
00:14:51.000And so but we do need to pay attention to those local races.
00:14:54.000I think that's sort of the argument that the Democrats are making in way of trying to get some kind of movement from the Biden campaign.
00:15:01.000They're saying, you will cost us our down ticket races when typically I think because he's the incumbent, they'd be like, no, we're just going to pay attention to that and we'll get everyone in that we're expecting to.
00:15:10.000I mean, I almost like that everyone, including the Republicans, are on their toes because I want them to have to earn every single one of their constituents votes.
00:15:20.000I think it's easy to become complacent.
00:15:22.000I feel like the liberals, I don't say Democrats, but the liberals understand the whole process a lot better.
00:15:28.000You know, we win the White House, we get Reagan or whatever, we get Trump and we forget about everything else.
00:15:43.000And I think we talked about this a little bit before the show, you mentioned it.
00:15:45.000One of things I've always been concerned about is sort of where does this MAGA, America First movement that was sort of sparked under Trump go?
00:15:52.000I mean, should he be elected in November, he could only serve for four more years.
00:15:57.000There's a lot of people coming up behind him.
00:15:59.000There are lots of talented people, but there's not a clear number one.
00:16:02.000Now we have four more years to figure that out, but it is interesting.
00:16:05.000I mean, that's one thing that Bannon talks about.
00:16:08.000Bannon talks about how it's not, there's not just one head of this movement, how it's a populist movement and there's a lot of people involved.
00:16:15.000Which is great, but populist movements also can become shattered, right?
00:16:18.000I mean, populist positions are inherent so that they serve different interests.
00:16:22.000I think part of it is seeing that energy that exists right now doesn't die off in places that really needs it because there isn't someone coming up.
00:16:30.000You know, if there's someone strong coming out of Missouri or Tennessee, does Georgia have the same kind of energy. Trump was gone for
00:16:36.000two years. Yeah, and to a certain extent what you really need are people in these local places
00:16:40.000taking charge and doing what they can like look at Andrew Bailey in Missouri. He's really going hard
00:16:45.000and using all of the legal tools at his disposal to you know
00:16:51.000go after the people who are prosecuting Trump to fight for the the citizens of Missouri and
00:16:57.000I mean, he took it to the Supreme Court.
00:16:59.000You have a case right now in Tennessee.
00:17:00.000You know, Tennessee is going to be in the Supreme Court next year fighting for literally our children's health and welfare in the entire country.
00:17:20.000I think we need all of these people to actually stand up and put their, you know, money and their actions where their mouths are and get out there and do this fighting because we see so much going on with the Biden administration and no one's willing to hold them to account.
00:17:34.000We were just talking before the show about how Anna Paulina Luna is really intent on holding Merrick Garland in inherent contempt.
00:17:42.000And I think that's very important to do.
00:18:02.000Luna planning to force vote to hold Garland in inherent contempt for refusal to hand over Biden her tapes.
00:18:08.000Republican congresswoman said Sunday she expects the measure to pass.
00:18:11.000Now, she's not actually looking for the sergeant at arms to make the arrest, which I think should happen, but she wants to fine him $10,000 per day.
00:18:22.000Yeah, well, I was talking to Luna on the drive over, actually.
00:18:26.000She and I are, me and her and her husband and baby Henry are pretty close.
00:18:32.000And we, we talk about this all the time.
00:18:34.000And I was at the press conference first one, and we were going to have a press conference in the morning, but we think we've kind of overdone the press conference.
00:18:41.000I think Luna is under the impression that she just needs to move the bill forward.
00:18:45.000But you got to realize a lot in our leadership and those circles do not want her to do that.
00:18:50.000They feel like she's pulling something from, you know, the president and with the debate victory.
00:18:56.000But I keep saying, you know, This thing is a moving target, and you need to add on.
00:19:03.000If we've got things that they've done wrong, we need to expose them.
00:19:07.000We've got 22 legislative days left, and if we spend all our time naming post offices, that is an issue.
00:19:15.000As I told the leadership, I have a serious piece of legislation dealing with genetics and how the Chinese are stealing our genome, literally, and are developing Biological entities to come after us.
00:19:28.000And you know, I can't even get it to move.
00:19:30.000And I told our leadership, I said, you know, these dadgum post offices will name themselves.
00:19:34.000The one thing they have on us is we're not doing meaningful legislation.
00:20:45.000I mean, probably most conservatives will tell you it's been this way for decades.
00:20:48.000But at least for the past decade, every single time an opportunity comes up, the Republicans say, no, no, slow down there, you know, we, oh, we better not, and then nothing happens.
00:20:57.000We're looking at Merrick Garland, who is engaged in a criminal activity.
00:21:05.000He defied congressional authority, a co-equal branch of the government, challenging and trying to hold the executive branch to account, and the leadership for the Republicans in Congress are like, oh, you know, geez, I want to see the sergeant at arms arrest Merrick Garland.
00:21:20.000If Steve Bannon's going to be in jail, I'm not talking about revenge or retribution, I'm talking about equality under the law.
00:22:14.000But House Republicans' position is basically, we don't want this to be in the news cycle and we would rather focus on whatever's going on with Biden.
00:22:22.000They do not want to take anything away from the debate and the debacle.
00:22:27.000And, of course, with this, they're telling in the spin, of course, is that, well, it's just going to prove what we already know, what we saw on the debate screen, that that Biden is inept.
00:22:37.000But the point is, is the defiance of the law.
00:23:26.000But having it on stage for everyone to see seems to have had a really big effect on independent and more progressive voters.
00:23:33.000I mean, I think to a certain extent, the same thing is the case with seeing Merrick Garland face the same kind of consequences as Steve Bannon for allegedly committing what is being told to us is a crime.
00:23:45.000If we have to answer this question of executive privilege, we should do that, or they should have to treat their players the same way they treat ours.
00:23:52.000So in 2020, on May 29th, thousands of far leftists in D.C.
00:23:58.000ripped down the barricades around the White House, firebombed the White House grounds, torching a guard post, and set fire to St.
00:24:48.000His health concerns have been around since before he got elected in 2020.
00:24:52.000Now they're saying, oh, we had no idea this was happening.
00:24:56.000And the Republican leadership saying this is a good thing for us doing exact going along exactly with the Democrats plan.
00:25:03.000And their allies and media with their plan.
00:25:06.000What I see is a lot of people are concerned that after the 2020 insurrection from the far left at the White House, where they forced the president into an emergency bunker and tried to burn down a historic church, Republicans did nothing.
00:25:19.000There was no Summer of Love Commission.
00:25:22.000The worst riots this country had seen in five decades.
00:25:34.000Why aren't Republicans creating a commission to force people to testify as to why all of these law enforcement across the country stood down and allowed this to happen?
00:25:41.000Why was the president forced into a bunker?
00:25:43.000Why isn't the mayor of DC, Nancy Pelosi, or anyone else involved in this jurisdiction, why are they not being called to answer these questions the way Don Jr.
00:25:52.000was, or Steve Bannon was, or Peter Navarro was?
00:25:54.000Why is Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon now in prison over this?
00:25:58.000And once again, the Republicans are like, We'll do nothing.
00:26:02.000For me, it's hard to say beyond the Democrats are bad.
00:26:07.000Why should people vote Republican down ticket?
00:26:10.000Now, Donald Trump is a bit more fierce.
00:27:06.000Go before this committee and broadcast on television that I personally was advocating for people to go down on January 6th, which is a fabrication, an outright lie.
00:27:15.000This guy's going on and lying about me.
00:27:17.000And I say to the Republicans, hey, can any of you do anything?
00:27:21.000So the challenge now is we hear this every time in the midterms.
00:27:25.000Why did Republicans barely win a majority?
00:27:30.000Well, unfortunately, the narrative is and the reason why the Libertarian Party has so many right-leaning individuals is because even if Republicans win, they're not going to do it.
00:27:39.000Same reason that in England and France that the conservatives are being thrown out in droves because they ran on it and they didn't produce.
00:28:46.000They go home, they throw the red meat out the Reagan Day or the Lincoln Day dinners, or the MAGA dinners now, and they say, this is what we got to do.
00:28:55.000We got, you know, Nancy Pelosi, you know, she's making 60% return.
00:29:00.000I mean, there's people making 300% return on their stock.
00:30:51.000I remember this was happening with the Mayorkas impeachment vote, that there were, you know, three people who were adamantly against voting for the impeachment.
00:31:00.000And on the day of the first vote, you know, a couple of people who were in favor couldn't be there.
00:31:07.000So that the day that they could come back and vote, you know, it changed things.
00:31:10.000Not that it went anywhere in the Senate, but it's such a narrow margin that really you need a lot of consensus to get things through.
00:31:17.000Does the Republican Party in—the Republicans in the House tend to be cooperative, or do you feel like there's a big division between them?
00:31:25.000There's a lot of division, and Speaker Johnson has to take into consideration just every day that he could go to the floor and we could lose—he would lose the speakership, literally.
00:31:35.000I mean, you famously got checked by Kevin McCarthy during the last Speakership battle, so I always felt like there was some kind of contention there.
00:31:48.000Yeah, but he really did, like, I mean, I don't know what happened, but it looked like he kind of elbow-checked him.
00:31:52.000Yeah, NPR was the ones who reported that, actually, the lady from NPR.
00:31:56.000She's a very nice little lady, and I know they're liberal, but she's always standing there with her little tape recorder and her mic, and I always want to make sure she gets, because when they talk to me, they, you know, she was sort of off to the side, you know, and everybody knows her, and so I was talking to her, and then that happened, and I remember she said, I've never seen that happen before, and I was like, I was like, what the heck?
00:34:04.000And the American public, though, needs to get out.
00:34:07.000You know, they need to get out, and they need to start Getting involved in these primaries and putting people in there that believe in this country.
00:34:27.000Minnesota, likely Democrat to lean Democrat.
00:34:30.000Nebraska, second likely Democrat to lean Democrat.
00:34:33.000New Hampshire is likely to lean Democrat.
00:34:35.000And Nevada is a toss-up to lean Republican.
00:34:38.000This, of course, following the disastrous debate and Joe Biden's performance.
00:34:43.000So here's your updated 270 to win, electoral college map showing Republicans sitting at a likely 268 already.
00:34:53.000If this polling holds based on Joe Biden, Trump needs win only one more state.
00:35:00.000In fact, if he somehow managed to win one district in Maine or in Nebraska, which he wouldn't, Then he wins, he gets 270.
00:35:09.000But Trump, it looks like he's doing well in, I believe he's doing well in Pennsylvania, relative to Joe Biden, and then he's slightly up in Michigan and Wisconsin, but that's a little bit closer.
00:35:18.000Wisconsin has always been, during this whole cycle, Wisconsin has been pro-Biden.
00:35:58.000They do not like that national scene, and I think you're going to see some of that peeling off in some of these states, like Michigan, like Wisconsin.
00:36:22.000You remember the history of the Teamsters with Hoffa.
00:36:28.000They got Hoffa out of jail and then they endorsed Nixon and they were considered sort of the Republican The Republican Union, more or less.
00:36:37.000But you're seeing more and more of that.
00:36:39.000And Trump knows how to deal with them, brother.
00:36:51.000My bigger concern with Michigan and Pennsylvania is going to be the shadow campaign.
00:36:55.000That we will likely see from the Democratic Party, that Republicans will be unable to stop.
00:36:59.000And even if they file a lawsuit, the Supreme Court will cower with their tails between their legs and refuse to take up their responsibility to answer these questions.
00:38:00.000We will see tenfold what we saw last time.
00:38:04.000Already Missouri has filed a lawsuit citing original jurisdiction to the Supreme Court over New York's prosecution and gagging of Donald Trump.
00:38:12.000That's the first one, four months out.
00:38:14.000I think it's very likely, come October, we're going to have six or seven more, I don't know.
00:38:21.000But I imagine by the time the election's happening, all the courts are going to be buried in lawsuits and they're going to refuse to answer them.
00:38:45.000So they're, you know, it's a little shady here and there, and everyone understands that's not what an election is, but we're in line with how it was written down, so it's allowed.
00:38:59.000So what do we do come November if we can't get definitive answers, or worse, if these states are clearly in some kind of contention over the results, but they say Biden anyway?
00:39:11.000I talked to our previous speaker about that, and they told me, oh, we got, you know, pat me on the head, basically, and told me, we got this, don't you worry about it.
00:40:52.000In 2020, you know, we're looking at all the economic data.
00:40:57.000You had Moody's Analytics, for instance, saying the economics of Donald Trump suggest a victory in 2020 and a very slim possibility of a major victory.
00:41:12.000Bellwether County's in favor of Trump.
00:41:14.000You take a look at just the general predictive factors.
00:41:20.000We're very favorable for Trump, and he's still lost.
00:41:23.000So the Republicans are thinking we're doing X, Y, and Z, A, B, and C, and that's what gets you the presidency.
00:41:28.000And then for the first time ever, I think it's, I could be wrong about this, but a president has never won Ohio and Florida but lost the election.
00:44:19.000And there was a bill out that I thought put into place.
00:44:22.000I'm not a lawyer, but I heard enough talking of this chess game.
00:44:26.000It put it into place where it set up, it could set a precedent where say a preacher was saying something that they could label as hate speech.
00:44:35.000Well, they could go in, take their tax exempt status, deadbolt.
00:44:40.000That's what I think they're up to eventually.
00:44:42.000Well, I call the head of Southern Baptist convention.
00:44:45.000I explained this to him and I live in Knoxville, Tennessee, dude, I am the Remember big cowboy belt buckles?
00:44:52.000You know, they got a big center, a big piece of turquoise right in the center.
00:45:10.000I did not ever hear from a single Baptist minister, anybody on this thing.
00:45:16.000And he said to me, he said, Tim, that happened, you know, in like around November or December.
00:45:21.000And honestly, that's our busy time of the year, you know, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
00:45:25.000I said, Preacher, I said, you're not going to be busy when the government comes and puts a deadbolt on that dadgum door, because that's where it's headed.
00:45:32.000And I said, you guys, that's no excuse.
00:46:45.000And that's why we lose these elections.
00:46:48.000I want to jump to this website and talk about this story, something that we and many others have been covering since around March.
00:46:54.000This is the Social Security Administration's Help America Vote Verification System, and we have you here, Congressman, so I'm curious your thoughts on this.
00:47:36.00036,536 were found to be single matches and alive.
00:47:41.000Now, we don't know how this is happening or why it's happening or why the numbers are all different.
00:47:46.000What the SSA says is that this is only for when someone makes a registration attempt and has no ID, the DMV or the MVA, whichever, whatever you call it, can submit their name and the last four of their socials to see if they're in the system.
00:48:04.000How is it that Arizona had 11,374 attempts where the name and the SSN did not match?
00:49:53.000Texas denied this and said, we don't know what you're talking about, we did not register this many people, it's not happening.
00:49:59.000The SSA website for HAVV says it's only for when someone registers, so perhaps it's being misused?
00:50:07.000We're hearing a lot about the SAVE Act, illegal immigrants voting, but you'll notice it's a lot of these border states, Missouri, Arizona, 31,000 attempted registrations.
00:50:19.000What we know is that when someone comes to this country illegally, the Biden administration is granting them work visas really, really quickly, which grant them social security numbers.
00:50:31.000Let's say that these individuals don't have any idea how this country works, don't know what the laws are, so they go to file their paperwork for their work visa, or for their work permit or whatever, and they get automatically registered based on their information whether they wanted to or not.
00:50:45.000In several jurisdictions in Maryland, in California, New York attempted this, got shot down, DC does this, non-citizens can vote.
00:51:07.000If we do see non-citizens vote en masse and Democrats end up winning, there will be no audit, there will be no fact-checking, and there will never be a way to figure out if this really happened or not.
00:51:19.000In Bush v. Gore, they pre-filed lawsuits.
00:51:22.000What happened in the last election, President Trump's people, there are five law firms in the country that specialize in this that are the king, you know, they're not They're the go-tos.
00:51:39.000And in Bush v. Gore, they had pre-filed lawsuits in a lot of these areas, Chicago, areas we knew that there'd be stealing of elections in the past to keep it from happening, this, the hanging chad, all that crazy nonsense.
00:51:52.000And this is what we've got to do this time.
00:51:54.000The Trump folks have to have these people under contract and ready to go.
00:53:43.000Arizona is registering illegal immigrants to vote, and 11,000 didn't have numbers.
00:53:50.000We can assume this is voter roll cleanup, and that Arizona somehow had 11,374 people on their voter rolls who don't have a social security number in the system.
00:54:05.000I guess there's an error of some sort and the numbers are being inputted wrong.
00:54:08.000I mean, if there's an error and it's happening this regularly, it's obviously a misuse of federal funding and taxpayers should want an answer for that, right?
00:54:15.000Like, either this system is broken and not working, so we're just spending money on something that is a waste, or there's something wrong.
00:54:23.000If there are 11,000 people that don't have matches, we have to ask ourselves why that is.
00:54:27.000I mean, you say this all the time, you know, maybe every once in a while someone misenters their social security number.
00:55:05.000So nearly, we're talking about 90% of those who attempted to register in New York have no match in the Social Security Administration database.
00:55:14.000New York, which has had several million illegal immigrants enter there.
00:55:18.000New York also, there's no need for, there's no voter ID.
00:55:21.000In New York what you do is you just sign your name and your name has to, your name supposedly has to match the signature book.
00:55:27.000But there's been times when I've gone to like, because I used to live in New York and I used to live in Brooklyn and before that I lived in the Lower East Side and there was one time in the Lower East Side, this was the Obama election, I went to vote and there were these two old women in front of me and they were trying to vote and they didn't have ID and the poll workers were demanding that they show ID.
00:55:47.000And the women were like, oh, I didn't know we needed I.D.
00:56:22.000But the way that was supposed to work was in states that did that in the past, if they didn't have an ID, they would sign up what they call a provisional ballot and they put it off to the side and then they would check their signature with the signatures they had downtown.
00:56:37.000And a lot of times they would never even have their ballots cast because if the race was just so if it was a statistical There was no possibility of them, then they'd bring them out and they would count them later.
00:56:49.000So it's a, it's actually, it was actually an honorable process, but it got abused, of course.
00:56:56.000And, and now with computers and our technology we have now, there's no, no shape, form or fashion way they should be able to steal an election.
00:57:05.000Also, our poll workers particularly well trained.
00:57:07.000I will tell you this, in Tennessee, our computers are not connected to downtown.
00:58:36.000I was going to say, if Trump came in and was like, bring on Vivek, start ripping through these systems and getting rid of the corruption.
00:58:44.000I was in the locker room this morning and a Democrat was early and he said, Tim, I just hope y'all don't let Trump do what we think he's going to do.
00:58:53.000You know, and they think he's this Hitler-esque thing coming in.
00:58:58.000It's just, the Constitution's there to protect us.
00:59:48.000And so what you end up with is, like what you said this Democrat saying, don't let them do it.
00:59:53.000When Donald Trump was in office, and we had the worst riots we saw in 50 years, and he did nothing, what were you hoping—what were you scared he was going to do?
01:00:03.000Were you worried he was going to roll out tanks and start arresting people?
01:00:06.000Because he didn't do that when they were trying to burn down federal buildings.
01:00:08.000What do you think he's going to do now?
01:00:12.000He's going to appoint some people who are marginally bad.
01:00:15.000We're all going to complain that he's got some good people, but then he hired some people who suck.
01:00:19.000Then we're gonna get a marginally good second term, but it's not gonna be enough to do away with the corruption that we've seen at the highest levels, and then what happens after four years?
01:00:26.000And I think so much of this is a cultural problem, right?
01:00:29.000Every time that our institutions fail us, and every time we sit here and talk about the fact that our politicians are making money off of being in Congress, I think the American people are the ones who suffer.
01:00:39.000They become less enchanted with the system.
01:00:41.000I will tell you this time, I think he realizes it's so big that he has to Tear down these agencies.
01:01:08.000or Los Angeles sure as heck doesn't work in East Tennessee.
01:01:11.000And so you shut those departments down, you send the money to the states, you hold the states accountable, and then that's where voters will hold the people accountable, is in their states.
01:01:21.000And then these bad states will fail, people will continue to leave, and they will continue to collapse.
01:01:27.000The same way with the Department of Justice, any of those agencies, just you take them and you go to the bottom level, the Pentagon, everybody down to a two-star general, out.
01:01:37.000Have you asked, you know, when this Democrat comes to you and says, don't let Trump do what he thinks he's going to do, have you asked any of these people?
01:01:43.000You know, because my response would be, you realize that y'all put Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon in prison for defying a subpoena.
01:02:25.000And I can remember when the Democrats, when I first got elected, one of the old house members says, boys, I was here when we took it over.
01:02:32.000I was here when the Democrats took it back and they fired everybody.
01:02:36.000And I said, y'all remember how this is?
01:02:39.000And sure enough, you know, we get, we started that same old deal and we start this compromise stuff again, compromises while we don't control the Panama canal, while both ends of it are controlled by the Chinese.
01:02:52.000Just go through the list of compromises that we've done.
01:02:56.000We need to start, the American public has given us a mandate if we are fortunate enough to win, as we should this time, unless we blow it.
01:03:05.000And we need to take full advantage of that because we are only going to have one more bite at this apple.
01:03:10.000In the history of the world, it always goes through oppression, revolution, some success, and then you figure you can vote yourself the largest of the treasury, and then you start all the way back around.
01:03:34.000We're going to jump to this next story from the Postmillennial.
01:03:37.000Jon Stewart claims concern about Joe Biden's health is new and urgent information suggests replacing him at convention.
01:03:44.000There are no participation trophies in endgame democracy.
01:03:47.000And once again, to shout out to Bhatia Ungar Sargon, who said, we are at the stage of coup against your duly elected nominee point of saving democracy.
01:03:55.000Jon Stewart on his show advocated for effectively overturning the primaries, the will of the actual voters for who the Democrat nominee would be.
01:04:04.000...holding an open convention where political elites would instead decide who the nominee should be.
01:04:08.000You know, there are a lot of countries that have processes like this.
01:05:09.000I largely believe that's because Democrats believe their own propaganda.
01:05:13.000I mean, on one hand, they know it's not true.
01:05:15.000On the other hand, they're like, no, no.
01:05:17.000Corinne Jean-Pierre says everything's fine, and so does Rachel Maddow, and so we should continue forward.
01:05:21.000And I think this is the long-term solution for them, which is to continue to sort of pretend and deny, oh, it's the Biden White House that covered this up from us, not us, the mainstream media.
01:05:33.000It's that shift away to continue to be able to say, oh, we didn't know, oh, this is brain information, when actually they've known all along.
01:05:39.000It's a willful ignorance to remain in power.
01:05:41.000But during 2020 we saw this clearly and everyone in media saw this because Biden refused to leave the basement.
01:05:47.000He gave speeches and held campaign rallies where he spoke to Jeeps that were six feet apart that were socially distanced and it was impossible to tell if there was even anybody in the Jeeps in the first place.
01:05:58.000And the Postmillennial has certainly been reporting on this for four years.
01:06:02.000We've been reporting on, you know, the way he interacts with Easter bunnies, which is very peculiar, the way he's constantly sniffing children, the way he's stumbling around and really mostly concerned with getting ice cream, the way that he garbles his words.
01:06:28.000But I did think that his commentary was entirely disingenuous, but about how nobody, you know, essentially, he was saying that nobody knew about Biden's problems and his mental incapacity, which was clear for everyone.
01:06:41.000People were saying elder abuse years ago, right?
01:07:34.000Get the voters to vote for him, right?
01:07:36.000They pull the one guy who was running in New Hampshire.
01:07:39.000They make sure that he can't do anything.
01:07:40.000They make sure that RFK can't do anything.
01:07:42.000They clear the table so that Biden can do his tap dance routine, only to discover that he can't even move his feet.
01:07:51.000So that's the most disingenuous part, is that the people who are screaming for democracy are the ones who are more and more willing to Tell the voters that they can't have that they want and to be elitist, to be not, you know, I think bottom up and middle out, but clearly top down authoritarians.
01:08:10.000I think the next 20 years are going to be particularly insane.
01:08:15.000And it's because I think millennials are fractured to an extreme degree.
01:08:22.000And Gen Z, you know, I don't know, Gen Z is more interesting.
01:08:27.000They seem to be relatively fractured as well, but it does seem like a lot of Gen Z are actually a bit more based.
01:08:32.000The next 20 years are going to be interesting because regardless of birthing trends among the American population, I think there's a lot of millennials who are very, very angry with boomers and the silent generation and their unwillingness to do the job.
01:08:51.000The thing about millennial far leftists is that they want the system burnt to the ground.
01:09:29.000The person who comes after Trump, or the person who comes after that person, is going to be someone with fire in their belly, whether it's left or right.
01:09:39.000And it is going to be substantially more dramatic.
01:09:41.000Donald Trump says, because you'd be in jail, everybody laughs.
01:09:45.000He then gets elected, and he says, we're not going to do that, we're not going to do that.
01:09:48.000Because Trump is, I believe he's a late boomer, right?
01:10:12.000And so you've got these older boomers, Who get their news from MSNBC and CNN, and even Fox News to a certain extent, and they live in this world of, oh, it's not that bad, we're fine.
01:10:24.000And then millennials are much more concerned about the direction this country is going, and angry that despite the fact we can see with our own eyes, the Democrats are breaking the law every step of the way, violating the Constitution every step of the way, Republicans aren't doing anything about it.
01:10:40.000I imagine the next wave of Republicans in the next four to ten years are going to show up in D.C.
01:10:46.000and it is going to be, I don't know, bedlam.
01:10:50.000I imagine whoever comes after Donald Trump as president for the Republican side is going to be a massive populist libertarian and the system will be, if not Trump, You get someone like Vivek, and I don't even know, Vivek is a smart guy, he's a calm guy, he's a rational guy, he's a logical guy, but I don't see the rage in Vivek that I see in the Trump movement, the populist movement, and not even necessarily Trump, but these younger guys, and not necessarily so much younger, but I'm talking like dudes that are in their 30s, people who are in their late 30s, maybe some Xennials, Gen Xers, who are asking why it is that we are watching for four years
01:11:29.000Why are there people still being held in prison over January 6th who have not been charged with a crime?
01:11:38.000Why is it that even if the Supreme Court says you can't forgive the loans, Biden does it anyway?
01:11:41.000Why is it when the Supreme Court says you can't use the obstruction charge, they do it anyway?
01:11:45.000Why is it that when people walk into a building with no barricades and open doors and the police take selfies with them, they get locked up and we see nothing?
01:11:54.000I fear that There are too many people right now who are paying attention to how the system is working, and they're thinking to themselves, there is no system.
01:12:04.000When Rep Luna says Merrick Garland, according to how we handle this, should be held in contempt, the DOJ says, cry about it.
01:12:13.000What does that say to people like me, the people who watch this show, the people who watch Crowder, the people who watch the news every day and are watching in real time?
01:12:35.000I'm talking about the people who did not know what was going on, who are on the other side of the building, or showed up an hour later, who have been sitting in jail for over a year, and when the Supreme Court says, you can't charge them with this, the DOJ says, we're gonna do it anyway.
01:13:50.000And you see the Department of Justice has this hugely long arm.
01:13:55.000They're very out of control and it does seem like nobody's really doing anything about that except for You know, a couple of attorneys generals who are really trying.
01:14:06.000I think this is one of the questions on the table, right?
01:14:10.000With the DOJ right now, I think a lot of people are sort of on the defensive.
01:14:14.000I think all of the, anyone accused of anything related to January 6th is kind of battling the best they can.
01:14:21.000They're using a lot of resources to try and keep themselves out of jail.
01:14:24.000They're resisting taking plea deals that are completely skewed against them.
01:14:28.000You know, trying not to have to go to trial in front of judges and juries that are politically biased against them.
01:14:34.000On the other hand, you know, I think Donald Trump is an example of this.
01:14:37.000I think there are a lot of organizations that can see the effect of an overreaching DOJ and know that there's sort of no way forward until...
01:14:47.000You know, a new government is installed, like when there's a turnover in both Congress, Senate, and in the presidency, because Joe Biden's not going to do anything to stop it.
01:14:54.000And the Senate's not going to help any sort of movement from the House to stop it.
01:14:59.000And it really does feel like a period of limbo as everyone waits and figures out.
01:15:11.000It's very depressing to think that this is a system that's there and you can't do anything.
01:15:16.000We've got six more months left and maybe even possibly more than that if it's not dismantled from within.
01:15:23.000But I do think that the effect of – the only silver lining for January 6th for me was really that a lot of American people Steve Bannon said that Trump's the moderate.
01:15:32.000this isn't right, that the way you're being treated is wrong.
01:15:34.000It makes them more conscious of the effect.
01:15:36.000I don't like that there are people who are incarcerated and suffering because of that.
01:15:41.000But all of these little things that happen, COVID, the lockdowns, January 6th, I think
01:15:46.000they reminded people that the system is really fragile and it only takes a minority force
01:15:51.000to really control and restrict your life.
01:15:54.000Steve Bannon said that Trump's the moderate.
01:16:08.000He's looking at this as a compromise, what he can get done, and he got betrayed by some of the people that he thought he could trust, he could not trust.
01:16:16.000I'm just wondering, you know, who Bannon is talking about.
01:16:52.000But Trump has always been the dealmaker, right?
01:16:53.000He has been, but I think he understands who betrayed him the last time and he understands which systems.
01:16:59.000And I think he understands that these departments have to be dismantled, that he cannot continue down this same path with the same people and get any better results.
01:17:09.000So that that's where I'm thinking he's because I know the people in Congress that have his ear and they think like you do and they think like I do, Tim, and I believe that they They have his ear this time, and there's not people he's not going to get to know.
01:17:23.000He already knows these people, and he's been working with them in the past.
01:18:16.000And if we can, and we can use our capitalism, our business know-how, get those businesses they're operating and they can sell their products or we can take their products and refine them as we've been working on and then sell them to the world.
01:18:31.000I think that will keep the people in those countries.
01:19:08.000Let's jump to this story from the Post Millennial.
01:19:10.000Huffington Post says campaign should use AI deepfakes to cover up for increasingly frail and confused Joe Biden.
01:19:18.000The opinion title, it's time for the Biden campaign to embrace AI.
01:19:23.000The Left Wing Huffington Post published an opinion piece on Wednesday recommending that Joe Biden's campaign embrace AI to smooth out his gaffes.
01:19:30.000Institute for Education Senior Advisor Kaivin Shroff wrote in the op-ed titled It's Time for the Biden Campaign to Embrace AI that Joe Biden is old and has had a lifelong stutter.
01:19:41.000He acknowledged in a fiery rally following his debate performance,
01:19:44.000I might not walk as easily or talk as smoothly as I used to.
01:19:47.000These AI-enhanced videos could ensure the public does not make decisions about the future of our
01:19:52.000democracy based on an inconveniently timed cough, stray stutter, or healthy but hobbled walk.
01:19:58.000Welcome to your nightmare, ladies and gentlemen.
01:20:01.000We think you should doctor your video so you seem better.
01:20:11.000If he'd just not come off that debate and that's the first time you'd ever seen him, you'd think, wow, this guy's down the tubes.
01:20:17.000And the funny thing is, they're accusing us of doing what they said was being done to Biden.
01:20:22.000Well, you've got a lot of people in this country that don't care and don't pay attention.
01:20:27.000So when MSNBC says this version of Biden is the best version of Biden, he is sharp, they kept saying it, they believed it.
01:20:37.000And then, when Joe Biden publicly debates and displays exactly what all of us who pay attention know, Jon Stewart says new and shocking information that the voters should be allowed to consider.
01:20:51.000But what it really means is that if these people are, you know, saying that AI Biden should be the Biden that's out there, that's visible, what it really means is that they don't have any respect for the office of the presidency, and that they also don't think that there should be necessarily a presidency.
01:21:06.000They think more important than the man himself is the team around.
01:21:09.000They want you to be ruled by the man behind the curtain.
01:21:12.000Yeah, whoever that is, who is not the man we are seeing.
01:21:15.000They are effectively saying, let the puppet be where the spotlight is and the deep state will run the show.
01:21:21.000My favorite social media comment was, I don't care if Joe Biden's in a coma, I'm going to vote for him.
01:21:26.000That was on a clip of one of the debates.
01:21:28.000I mean, if you really felt that way, then you obviously don't believe that the presidency is the person themselves.
01:21:34.000And that's why I think they get so nervous about it.
01:21:37.00025 year old kid with a man bun who's got his ear in the White House right now.
01:21:41.000But real quick, someone out there, I'm sure you can find this, can someone find a clip, here's what we need to see, a clip from Whoopi Goldberg, from the Trump administration, years, where she says something like, he's embarrassing us on the world stage, blah blah blah, and then put that next to her saying, I don't care if he pooped his pants, I have poopy days too.
01:21:59.000Yeah, that was crazy and so disgusting.
01:22:01.000Well, and what was the criticism of Trump all the time?
01:22:06.000He's doing whatever like and now you're excusing just complete decay of a human being.
01:22:11.000And that's a little bit harsh for Biden.
01:22:13.000But, you know, I don't think this is who the American people want to be represented by and I think that's why it's so hard for the Democrats to admit that they have sold you a false bill of goods when they could have been honest with their voters.
01:22:26.000I really think when Joe Biden sort of pretended he was going to be a first term president that there weren't enough people to hold him accountable to that.
01:22:33.000He was sort of saying I'll be the last of this guard and then we'll usher in a new age and instead he was like and now that I'm here I'm going to stay in the White House for as long as possible and you're going to have to force me out and that This is something that could have seen coming and they just don't have anyone on their bench to pull up.
01:22:49.000So they're caught between these very difficult positions.
01:22:51.000You have to have a congressman that would do it or a senator.
01:22:55.000And if you'll notice, they vote lockstep with Biden.
01:22:58.000The terrible policies, the terrible shape, the $600 more a month that average Americans having to pay out-of-pocket just to live, the gas prices, the fentanyl problem, the border.
01:23:09.000They voted 100% lockstep, and every dadgum one of them did, and now that's why none of them are stepping forward to kind of hint and, hey, pull me in there.
01:23:23.000They vote lockstep, and Republicans don't do that.
01:23:26.000Even Dean Phillips, when he launched his challenge campaign as a Democrat, eventually was like, well, I'm going to drop out, but I'm going to endorse Biden.
01:23:32.000Even though I told you he was too old, even though I told you we needed new leadership, and even though I told you he wasn't unifying the country, even though I told you he was divisive, I've changed my mind.
01:24:16.000I mean, it cost him his political career.
01:24:18.000He's not, you know, he's not in it anymore.
01:24:20.000I wish he was out there saying right now, see, I told you guys, I mean, the problem is he's endorsed Biden, so he can't really go back on his word.
01:24:28.000But I think it does does mean that there's sort of nowhere to go.
01:24:31.000Do you think that the American people Do you believe Joe Biden will leave the race or do you think that they expect it to be a Trump-Biden face-off again in November?
01:24:44.000I think there's, you know, every day you say, I keep thinking that it's going to go to the convention and those superdelegates that you talked about, Tim, you know, when Hillary and Bernie came, were fighting each other.
01:24:55.000I believe Hillary did not have the popular vote, but she had the superdelegates, that corrupt system that they helped create that's been in place for a while.
01:25:06.000And so, you know, they've clearly stacked the deck in their favor.
01:25:12.000And I think the American public sees a lot of that now.
01:25:16.000And I think they're just openly disgusted with the whole thing.
01:25:19.000Sometimes I think that the mainstream media wants it to go to convention because of the ratings.
01:26:00.000Although it does seem that this year the most of the radicals are going to be at the DNC and they're just going to be from the further left.
01:26:12.000It's a really bad look that they're going to be in Chicago and that they're going to have this level of protesters with all of the Gaza-Israel stuff.
01:26:19.000They're going to be freaking out over that.
01:26:22.000You even had AOC when she was talking to reporters.
01:26:26.000She was talking to reporters about how she backs Biden no matter what.
01:26:30.000And she was saying, we're going to get this ceasefire.
01:26:32.000And it's like she represents that faction.
01:26:35.000Yeah, Cortez even said, I talked to the president this weekend, you know, we're going to work on all this stuff.
01:26:40.000And I just don't, I just don't see that unified front again, though, if we don't put enough points on the board, they're going to steal it from us.
01:26:49.000When the governors came out of that meeting with Biden, they all were using the exact same language.
01:27:47.000Elections do have consequences, but your big towns like Nashville and Memphis, they've gone pretty much Democrat, and they're mostly liberal.
01:27:56.000Knoxville's had some serious— Well, Knoxville has a Democrat.
01:27:59.000We have an openly Marxist member of city council, and it's because people don't get out and vote.
01:28:05.000And these churches and civic organizations, they're afraid to get involved.
01:28:10.000We don't want to dirty our hands until it's all over.
01:28:15.000I met a city councilman from Charlestown, West Virginia, and it's an overwhelmingly conservative city and county.
01:28:25.000Well, I should say the county, I believe, is like 55% Trump-supporting.
01:28:29.000It is a bit mixed, because you get a lot of people from D.C.
01:28:31.000who come out to get away from the laws that they've voted for.
01:28:36.000But I asked them, you know, you guys have a Latin Mass right there in your city, and they did this big procession.
01:28:43.000How is it that your city council voted to enshrine Pride Month in a jurisdiction that's majority Trump-supporting, Republican, conservative?
01:29:55.000But I think that's part of the cultural aspect of this, which is that when people felt like civic engagement voting was worth it, was not just like worth it because it's not a corrupt system, but also worth it because it's sort of a moral duty.
01:30:06.000It's something you do for your neighbors, your country, your family.
01:30:57.000Do you think that the next four years will shift the direction the country is moving, or do you think it'll always sort of be a vying back and forth?
01:31:08.000I think it'll be vying back and forth, but the extremes of the pendulum movement will be that much more extreme.
01:31:15.000I think where we've lost the real battle, we've lost it in our churches.
01:31:19.000Because they're afraid, honestly, as Christians, we're afraid to preach the gospel anymore, and we've lost it in public education.
01:31:26.000We've turned our colleges and universities over to Marxism, my friend.
01:31:30.000And she is my friend, I don't agree with her, but AOC.
01:31:34.000Publicly educated, and she has a degree, I believe it's in economics, and she's what I would call a Marxist.
01:31:41.000And she's a friendly Marxist, but she's a Marxist and publicly educated, and that's where it's going.
01:31:47.000These colleges, universities, you go into public schools.
01:32:03.000If they do vote, I guarantee, you know, if your college or university says we celebrate diversity, ask them how many Republicans are in their sociology department, you know, because it's not there.
01:32:15.000And then we're getting that and these kids are indoctrinated.
01:32:18.000And these, the hippies and protesters that wanted to burn our country down in the 60s and 70s are now college deans.
01:32:24.000And some of them are retiring, but the product of that.
01:32:31.000They've done it over a period of time and we've been asleep at the switch.
01:32:34.000They will take this country without firing a shot.
01:32:36.000I looked at that picture of, I can't even, the press secretary, the president's press secretary, all those kids, you know, there's not a, you know, there's a bunch of man buns in there and a bunch of, you know, they, them.
01:32:49.000Oh, in that shot of the communications team to the White House, yeah.
01:32:52.000And I said, this is public education right here.
01:32:54.000And then I get these calls from people, you're saying bad stuff about public education.
01:33:03.000It's really all of the schools are like that.
01:33:05.000Yeah, but the government has no say in the private schools, other than just the credentials or whatever, you know, the standards.
01:33:13.000Do you think that the universities should stop receiving federal funds, the ones that are turning out basically, you know, basket-weaving Marxists?
01:33:23.000I think they ought to have a career base.
01:33:46.000They can exist out there, it's just that there's sort of this dependency on federal funding.
01:33:51.000Once you take that needle, you're an addict.
01:33:53.000What do you think of, I think it was Oklahoma that recently implemented a curriculum rule that, you know, Christianity needed to be taught in schools.
01:34:02.000Not indoctrinated, but the Bible needed to be part of the education.
01:34:05.000I don't have a problem with that if that's what the local standards are.
01:34:10.000There's a reason Ronald Reagan introduced prayer in schools in Salt Lake City.
01:34:14.000Because the Mormons, they vote conservative and they pray.
01:34:20.000All right, we're gonna go to Super Chats.
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01:36:15.000It's a disgrace that our former speaker is mounting an attack against that guy.
01:36:22.000If it goes down again on January 6th, I was the very last House member to leave the House floor on January 6th, before Eli and all those guys.
01:36:31.000But I swear, if Eli had been there, I'd probably still be in there with him.
01:36:36.000Do you think McCarthy will succeed in getting Gates?
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01:42:24.000Alright, Sean Waters says, Hey Tim, I originally joined the Culture War with my song Effigy, inspired by Michael Knowles being burned in Effigy last year.
01:42:31.000If you like it, I'm trying to raise funds for my next project on Give Send Go under Sean Waters.
01:42:41.000We got a bunch of really cool stuff going on with the Boonies HQ and talking to the city of Martinsburg about their skate park project and we're going to be assisting in fundraising to the best of our abilities to get a big park.
01:42:53.000I told them, they said they had an idea for like a small concrete park and I told the guy, I said, you know, I don't want to step on anybody's toes here.
01:43:00.000But if I reached out to some of my guys in the industry and we put together a substantial sum of money to make a world-class action sports facility, is that something you guys could accommodate?
01:43:20.000If you double your investment into the skate park, you will build a world-class facility, and you'll have people travel from all over the world to try and see this amazing park where they can skate, or scoot, or bike, or blade, or whatever it is they do.
01:43:34.000And he seemed pretty excited about it, so...
01:45:05.000There was a rumor going around, but then everyone kind of realized that if Trump was actually going to announce his VP on a random Tuesday night around 9 o'clock, there would have been a little more warning and fanfare.
01:47:18.000In their minds, the will of the people be damned because they're smarter than you, so they should be the ones in charge.
01:47:24.000Instead of trying to build a robust culture and community of smart people who can actually navigate crises and build new technologies and improve things, they go the route of poison their minds, poison their bodies, and get the dumb people to do what you want because you're better than they are, and that's disgusting.
01:47:40.000I'm gonna start a rumor this Friday that you're performing with Radiohead here.
01:47:44.000We'll see how many people show up for poker.
01:48:41.000It is a complete, it's like what you said about the liars. 100%.
01:48:45.000But I mean, I read like maybe 100 or 200 pages into it.
01:48:49.000And most of it is really just about how to run the government by, you know, bringing power back to where it should have power, taking it away from the federal agencies.
01:48:59.000And it was put together by the Heritage Foundation.
01:49:01.000And there's a lot of really interesting good thinkers who have written in it, you know,
01:49:06.000especially I was looking at the education section and some other stuff.
01:49:50.000And we reported on it at the time, like, this is what the NEA gave the campaign.
01:49:54.000But then what happened in the winter, once Biden was in office, they implemented almost all of those things.
01:49:59.000So that's when you want, I mean, sure, report on what Project 2025 says, but like, you know, it's not, it's not a, it's not a diktat, you know?
01:50:23.000But also then it comes back up after Biden does so poorly in the debate and they're trying desperately to spin against Republicans and they won't, you know, the hurricane's apparently not enough to redirect attention.
01:50:33.000Have you heard about Joe Biden's Project Baby Killer?
01:50:38.000A nonprofit wrote about how they want to expand abortion, and that's all Biden.
01:50:44.000Biden is behind all of it, and he wants us to go around personally performing abortions.
01:50:48.000What was amazing, too, was how recently the Biden administration came out opposing sex changes for minors, medical sex changes for minors, surgical.
01:50:55.000Meanwhile, they're suing the state of Tennessee for their law that says you can't sex change kids.
01:51:02.000This is why I want to know what promises were made from the Biden administration.
01:53:09.000I think we had a real strong deep state after World War II.
01:53:12.000I think the liberal economic order was formed, powerful interests in the United States and European countries came together, and they said, we're going to run this thing like a well-oiled machine.
01:53:20.000JFK ends up getting killed because he defies the machine, and they got things under wraps.
01:53:45.000And those kids never saw what their grandparents did, have a general understanding of geopolitics, and are now trying to inherit the deep state and have no idea what they're doing.
01:53:58.000And so they say that wealth lasts three generations.
01:54:01.000You get a guy who comes from nothing, he works really, really hard, he builds a business, he becomes wealthy.
01:54:05.000He shows his son, his son watches him work, his son learns how to run the business, but not build a business on his own.
01:54:11.000That kid maintains the business and then has a son and that son never sees someone build a business, doesn't see how it's done, has no idea how to run it, inherits it, and it falls apart and wealth lasts three generations.
01:54:25.000So I genuinely believe that what we're seeing now with like the media's overt lies and all that, the deep state is on their third generation and they don't know how to make the machine work.
01:54:37.000It's really very Kafka-esque, or if you read Václav Havel, the playwright who became president of the Czech Republic at the time, he had this amazing play called The Memorandum, and it just shows, it's like these levels and levels of bureaucracy, and no one knows who's in charge, and no one knows what they're doing.
01:54:57.000They just know that what they have to do is protect themselves against anyone who might look at them askance, you know?
01:55:04.000I want to give a quick shout out to FitCast, IRL, because I said this a few months ago, like, everybody should get in shape before November.
01:55:10.000If you don't know what you can do, if you feel like there's nothing you can do, maybe voter registration stuff isn't up your alley, you don't know how to advocate, maybe you're too busy, you can get in shape.
01:55:20.000That's something literally anybody can do.
01:55:23.000And improving yourself, improving your life is, I mean, let's just put it simply.
01:55:29.000If you took every Democrat and every Republican And you got every Republican to be fit as a fiddle.
01:55:38.000You are going to have a general net positive effect across the board for everyone who agrees that you're going to live longer, you're going to have more kids, you're going to feel better, you're going to be sharper, smarter, stronger, and that will confirm massive benefits to your economic opportunities, to your access, to the way people treat you.
01:55:54.000And if that is the only thing everybody did, Over a long enough period of time, a fit, well-oiled group of people, figuratively well-oiled, I don't know if that's what you're into, is going to operate better, is going to be more successful, and that's what it's all about.
01:56:08.000So get those crunches, get those sit-ups, get those burpees in, and by November, if you're hoping that you can make a difference, but you don't know how to do it, you can always start with improving yourself.
01:56:20.000All right, Soapy Enigma says, Jamcast is hosting another non-woke game jam on the 19th.
01:56:50.000Maybe it's because you worked hard to accomplish something.
01:56:53.000You feel good that you did the work to accomplish the thing.
01:56:57.000And it makes you understand meritocracy.
01:57:01.000And you're like, you know, now I get it.
01:57:03.000Or maybe it's that people who have a tendency to try to improve themselves probably already have some kind of rightward lean to them.
01:57:10.000All right, let's grab some more superchats.
01:57:14.000Mr. Grizzly Bear says, if Donald Trump wins this election, the leftist riots will make the summer of love look like an actual summer of love.
01:57:41.000Yeah, that's when those votes from Hawaii... Is it Hawaii?
01:57:45.000Well, Hawaii had non-certified votes that were sent to Congress through an alternate slate of electors that Nixon decided he would count those instead as vice president.
01:57:56.000Apparently that was illegal, you know?
01:58:21.000All right, let's grab some more Super Chats.
01:58:24.000Alex Thatches is hoping to get a call out for my books ad infinitum, Meat Market and Eggshell, all about the individual fighting to create a positive future.
01:58:33.000Shadowbanned and now my Amazon publish account is suspended.
01:58:35.000This escalated with a $1 sale on digital copy for Independence Day.
01:58:42.000They silence and suppress and shadowban because they don't want this narrative to get out.
01:58:47.000It's, you know, look, We consistently get one of the largest live audiences on YouTube, and it's in spite of what YouTube is doing.
01:58:56.000You look at some of these other channels, and you look at the views that we get, and it's kind of curious how you'll see a channel on YouTube that organically will generate 2-3 million subscribers, but they'll get maybe 10 or 20 thousand views in a video.
01:59:09.000We do a show, we get 300 to 500 on YouTube, or more, The channel gets shadowbanned, people can't find the videos, our subscriber growth slows down.
01:59:18.000The reality is most people are not subscribing, but they choose to watch the show because they know about it.
01:59:25.000If YouTube had their way, they would shadowban us and make it so that nobody watched ever again.
02:00:52.000I get a lot of inquiries about your show and I appreciate y'all putting the truth out there because you're over the target and they know it and that's why they come at you with the shadow banning and And all the other things, the attacks on your folks.
02:02:28.000So you can check out everything we're doing at thepostmillennial.com and humanevents.com.
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02:02:37.000And I have a new thing, which is sort of exciting.
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02:02:51.000I write in it every day, so I'm just like sending out what I think is interesting and stories and things like that, you know, from my perspective.