00:02:01.000They are just upset that he is launching this company the way he is.
00:02:05.000But we're going to go through the beginnings of SpaceX, where he's at now, and we're going to talk about what it means to be a trillionaire.
00:02:23.000At the same time, there's a conspiracy theory around the release of this new movie from Steven Spielberg, which coincides with the release of these.
00:02:29.000These UFO files called Disclosure Day, and people think it's predictive programming, whatever.
00:02:36.000Let's talk about it, my friends, and we'll have fun with it.
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00:05:57.000It makes Elon Musk the world's first paper trillionaire.
00:06:01.000Based on the stock value right now, he is worth over a trillion dollars.
00:06:05.000And that was an estimate made on the share price of $135 per share, which now at $172, there is an estimate that he is going to crack $1.4 trillion by next year.
00:06:16.000So he's already at, I think, based on these numbers, like $1.1 or some ridiculous number.
00:06:21.000And so, of course, here's a trillion dollars.
00:07:53.000And it's actually pretty amazing to see.
00:07:55.000My response to this was my friends, the journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step.
00:08:01.000So, when Elon Musk and the team, when they bought this little space, when they started putting together rockets, it's hard to imagine that this ragtag bunch, don't get me wrong, Elon was very wealthy back then.
00:08:11.000But it's hard to imagine it would become the world's largest IPO, dominate the space exploration and technologies, and make it to this point.
00:08:20.000So, outside of anything political on this, I just want to say to all of you whatever you think of Elon, the money, all of that, just look at where he started on this project and think about where you're starting on your project right now.
00:08:34.000That from your garage with your scraps, you might be standing looking over the New York Stock Exchange with a trillion dollar IPO one day in the future if you keep working hard.
00:08:45.000That being said, who else is excited about this?
00:08:47.000Look, the SpaceX IPO has created 4,400 millionaires other than Elon Musk, 400 of which made over $100 million, right?
00:08:59.000So it's absolutely a good thing for the whole country, right?
00:09:03.000SpaceX is the only game in town when it comes to getting.
00:09:10.000They're constantly sending satellites into orbit because of the Falcon 9, right?
00:09:18.000Like even the Falcon Heavy, which is the only thing that can carry big, actually large objects into space, they're constantly relaunching that.
00:09:26.000Elon Musk is on the cutting edge of reusable rockets.
00:09:29.000He's the first person that thought that it could be done and not only thought that it could be done, accomplished it.
00:09:38.000The advancements that we're going to see in rocket technology because of Elon Musk and because of his vision is going to be an incredible thing for the world.
00:09:48.000He literally installed the internet in the sky.
00:11:41.000You have little respect for Elon Musk.
00:11:43.000So obviously, he's made a lot of money for himself and he started with nothing.
00:11:47.000In that aspect of it, I certainly have respect for him.
00:11:50.000But I think maybe take some of that money being the richest man in the world and maybe pay us all those $5,000 dose checks that you promised.
00:13:56.000You're saying that Elon Musk should take his personal property, liquidate it, so that way he has the cash so he can write $5,000 checks to the American people because he wasn't able to get Doge to save enough government money to give to the American people.
00:14:28.000John did not officially promise 5,000 checks.
00:14:31.000He expressed interest in a proposal originated by Doge advisor James Fishback, but clarified the distribution depends entirely on congressional approval.
00:15:59.000And when you look at all the wasteful spending and you look at the deficit right now and you look at this war and everything else combined in the wasteful spending, I would say, No, they're not saving money.
00:16:32.000A part of what I said was a little bit facetious, but here's what I will say I don't care necessarily about some of the stuff and the inventions.
00:16:41.000Listen, does he make great cars, the internet, and all this other stuff that we're talking about?
00:17:10.000And it feels to me like you're trying to find a reason to be mad at Elon.
00:17:14.000If you want to separate, like Doge was bad, promises were made, we can, if we chose, we could say, sure, let's go back to the building spaceships and being a trillionaire.
00:17:33.000One of the problems is like Elon's presented himself as like this America first individual as sort of like a political figure in recent years.
00:17:40.000So I think if we're looking at Elon as some sort of like, you know, technological titan, I think that's different than, you know, The way he's presented himself lately, which is as a political figure.
00:17:50.000Is he someone who cares about the American success, right?
00:17:55.000The success of the everyday American, like he presents himself.
00:17:58.000Or is he just a technological titan that's bringing in all these new things?
00:18:01.000Because I think you can do both of those things.
00:19:08.000That is not, in my opinion, based on the facts, what actually happened.
00:19:12.000What I think happened is that Elon saw the Babylon Bee, was a fan, went to investors and said, I want to buy Twitter to get access to their data stream so I can build an artificial intelligence with real time data sets coming in from 300 million users.
00:19:27.000And they said, okay, that's a moneymaker.
00:19:31.000And then he said, oh, they did something with like banning a guy too.
00:19:34.000Well, we don't want to ban people because we want those data sets for the, you know, so the marketing we're going to play is we're going to unban people.
00:19:40.000But really, what we want is just maximizing user base for the data stream for our new XAI, which we can then use to create content, win the race.
00:21:22.000It depends the circumstance around it.
00:21:24.000But I can tell you right now that Donald Trump and Elon Musk going in a plane to China is benefiting Elon Musk's best interest and the interest of his investors.
00:21:33.000I kind of get the feeling that you don't like Donald Trump.
00:25:36.000Do people react to this more than that?
00:25:40.000Back in the day, I have 2.6 million followers.
00:25:44.000So let's say before the 4U tab a couple years ago, I'm at like 2.3 million or whatever.
00:25:47.000I post a picture of like a moose yelling at a rabbit, and it would get like 300 retweets, 300 comments, and people would be laughing and making jokes, being like, this is a silly thing to post.
00:25:58.000When I post things that are not politics, they die instantly.
00:26:03.000If I post Democrats are evil, 10 million views.
00:26:06.000And I'll even take it a step further in that I'll give the New Orleans terrorist attack as an example, right?
00:26:11.000You had almost everybody on the far right saying that it was an Undocumented immigrant, and it was Joe Biden open border policies, the Laura Loomers of the world, and others spreading just blatant misinformation.
00:26:22.000This was a guy that was born in the United States of America, and it's all about clicks.
00:26:27.000And it's all about that's what the community notes feature is for, and it does a pretty good job.
00:26:59.000They were born in Sweden, but they're not stateless.0.99
00:27:01.000I get that point, but the point that I'm trying to make, and I think you understand, is that there are a lot of right wing grifters on social media lying and saying that he was an undocumented immigrant.
00:27:09.000I want to go to your community note statement.
00:27:12.000What good does it do when you have these right wing accounts that get community noted almost every day?
00:27:18.000Let's say they have 100 community notes in like a month.
00:27:57.000This is actually a problem right now in the community note feature because you can get something community noted just by having enough people report it as such.
00:28:04.000And they don't file one, they flag needs, and then Grok will AI generate a false community note.
00:28:09.000I think, in my personal opinion, when you make accusations about people and when you say things that are blatantly factually wrong, it could be medical stuff, it could be about a terrorist attack, and you do this time and time again and you get community noted and your account doesn't get suspended for a week or a month or whatever.
00:28:25.000I find that problematic because it's all about views, right?
00:28:28.000It's all about even what Tim just said about monetization, even though that, that might be true, you're still gaining more followers and you're gaining more popularity by saying things that are blatantly false.
00:29:18.000But I feel like they do a pretty good job because, like I said, he got disciplined and then now he's been pretty good about it.
00:29:22.000I feel like there are far more conspiracy theories out there on the right these days than the left.
00:29:27.000Well, but like, define a conspiracy theory because, I mean, at this point, I'm labeled a conspiracy theorist for talking about great replacement when it's just objectively true.
00:29:35.000So, like, what is a conspiracy theory anymore?
00:30:36.000There was a, I think, a Stanford group that put out a claim that I was one of the largest spreaders, amplifiers, they called it, of election fraud narratives.
00:31:05.000So my point is on the question of 2020, conspiracy theories or otherwise, there was a legitimate argument that the Trump administration actually followed through on, which is twofold.
00:31:16.000The first is that states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, there were a couple others.
00:31:21.000Unconstitutionally changed the rules of the elections during COVID.
00:31:25.000The Constitution provides that the legislative branch of a state determines how the elections are held.
00:31:30.000In Pennsylvania, the judiciary decided.
00:31:58.000So, Kash Patel promised four months ago that there were arrests coming and they were on the way.
00:32:03.000Donald Trump constantly, every single day, besides saying that the election was stolen and rigged by the Democrats, constantly, every single day, oh, you're going to see all the evidence.
00:33:09.000I said, if you want to change the laws and if you think there are ways that can make the elections fairer, safer, faster, I'm all for that conversation.
00:33:40.000Those processes that were done under the table.
00:33:43.000Right in the national election, are what is actually codified into law in California.
00:33:50.000And the point is, once you codify it into law, people such as yourself can say, Well, you know, it's the law, so of course they didn't cheat.
00:34:01.000But you earlier were making the remark that morality and the law are different things, and you have problems with people that are doing things immorally.
00:35:24.000Telling people that they can draw a picture of Kirby that doesn't need to match the other drawing means they have just said signatures don't matter anymore.
00:35:32.000They claim to have voter signature verification, but then they tell you that if you doodle Kirby and then someone else doodles Kirby, but it's the same, it's just like a signature is supposed to work this way.
00:35:44.000When I sign my name, it's got a unique bend and curve and arc, and you can look at them and go, these look like the same person.
00:35:49.000What they're saying here is as long as it's the character of Kirby, even if it's clearly a different drawing of him, That is a legal signature in California.
00:36:01.000Cheating, if you make cheating legal, you're still cheating.
00:36:05.000Donald Trump's own attorneys are on this.
00:36:07.000They're conducting a full investigation.
00:36:09.000If they don't find anything, we already found it.
00:36:13.000Okay, I understand you're showing this signature verification.
00:36:17.000Donald Trump's own attorneys have been on this.
00:36:20.000If they don't find anything that's perfectly fine, but the point that we're making is they aren't going to find anything that is illegal because things like this have been codified into law.
00:36:31.000Was the 2020 election rigged in stone?
00:36:33.000How many times do I have to answer the same question?
00:36:36.000You said Joe Biden won, which I appreciate, obviously.
00:36:40.000How many times do you want me to answer the same question?
00:37:10.000The Constitution of Pennsylvania forbade universal mail in voting.
00:37:14.000So when they decided they would do it anyway, it's actually a really interesting case because the GOP cut a deal with the Democratic Party that they would eliminate down ballot voting.
00:37:24.000In Pennsylvania, you could go into a ballot and click Democrat, and it would all Democrat.
00:37:29.000The Republicans in the state were like, if we get rid of this, it'll benefit us in some races.
00:37:34.000The Democrats said, why would we come together with you on this law?
00:37:49.000When the legislature of Pennsylvania came to pass this law, they hit a roadblock in that it violates the Constitution of Pennsylvania in that mail in voting can only exist in certain criteria absentee, pretending to like military or otherwise.
00:38:01.000So instead of engaging in the constitutional process to amend the Constitution, they stopped and said, Uh oh, we're in trouble.
00:38:15.000The first process is put in a new, you have to put in like three newspapers, the announcement to the public that you're attempting to amend the Constitution.
00:38:22.000Then there has to be a referendum on it, which means they couldn't do the deal.
00:38:25.000It would have to go to the general election, referendum to the state population.
00:38:30.000Then, if they approve it, the next election they could vote on whether they wanted to change the Constitution.
00:38:34.000So, to cut the deal through, they just went in the back room, shook hands, said, let's just do it, get sued later, and see what happens.
00:38:42.000When they got sued later in the state, the judiciary said, you're too late, it's moot.
00:39:07.000However, they are in violation of the federal constitutional rules and their own state constitution.
00:39:13.000They are not playing fair so they can get a free vote for the candidate they want to rule over us.
00:39:19.000Thomas and Alito said this question must be answered.
00:39:23.000Do the states, because it wasn't just Pennsylvania, it was Georgia, and I think Michigan and Wisconsin, have the authority to change the rules of their elections in violation of the Constitution?
00:39:33.000And do the judiciary and the executives of those states have those rights as well?
00:39:38.000The reasonable conclusion based on the U.S. Constitution is they do not have that, but we've never had that question answered.
00:39:44.000To simply say that was a free and fair election ignores the fact that there's an unresolved Supreme Court level lawsuit challenging what is overtly unconstitutional in those states.
00:39:56.000So, this is where the challenge comes in.
00:39:58.000These are legal interpretations, and the game being played on the left and the right the whole time is I will do it now and you can sue me later.
00:40:08.000From 20991, the California government on elections, it actually says if the voter has dated the vote by mail ballot identification envelope, it constitutes a dated envelope.
00:40:21.000In California, citing section of the California Election Code, section 3020, so long as a ballot is received seven days after Election Day and they have hand dated it, proving that date, it counts towards the election with a signature of Kirby.
00:41:34.000But when I asked you for examples of conspiracy theories, this was your example.
00:41:38.000If you say that the 2020 election, which he has not said, but if you say that the 2020 election was rigged, stolen, and the Democrats cheated, and that's.
00:41:53.000So should he be not informed over this?
00:41:55.000I've never said fraud because fraud is illegality.
00:41:58.000I said widespread voter fraud was the word that was used.
00:42:01.000You have to prove widespread voter fraud to prove that there was enough.
00:42:05.000Of that fraud to overturn this was my whole point that got us to this, you know, this direction was the nuance behind these things that you're saying are blatant lies.
00:42:12.000It's like, well, there's clearly a lot of truth and it can be demonstrated.
00:42:16.000I think you're saying we should be deplatforming people over this.
00:42:19.000Uh, I didn't say necessarily deplatform, I never used it, but that was the implication.
00:42:22.000Because I got a question, I got a question.
00:42:25.000If no, I didn't say that, I got a question for you.
00:42:27.000I said there should be some suspensions and there should be some accountability.
00:42:30.000If you're that's the terminology that I was using, so with redistricting right now, inside elections has Republicans at one seat away in the polls.
00:42:58.000I don't know what your thoughts on that.
00:42:59.000You know, you're a gambler, you can bet on that stuff.
00:43:01.000Well, look, we got Sabato's crystal ball has Republicans at 213 by the polls to Democrats 206.
00:43:09.000Cook Political Report has Republicans at 212 to Democrats 205.
00:43:12.000Inside Elections has Republicans now, okay, went down to 215 to Democrats 206 based on the polling.
00:43:17.000Republicans are, I think, by the prediction markets, either they're projected to either hold the House and the Senate or just the Senate.
00:43:26.000There is a plurality in the betting markets, about 40%, that believes Democrats will sweep, which makes no sense because taking the Senate makes no sense because they'd have to flip a Republican seat.
00:43:36.000In the scenario that Republicans take the majority, And then they pass a law saying that in order to vote, you need to praise Jesus.
00:43:53.000And then Democrats all refuse to praise Jesus.
00:43:56.000And so when they go to the polling location, before they're let in, they say, Do you praise Jesus?
00:44:49.000Need to improve, but when you make the case that Democrats are rigging it and they're cheating and elections are stolen, unfortunately, in this country, you have to be able to prove that in a form.
00:45:02.000If you went to your average person on the street, men on the street, and said, Do you think people should be allowed to submit a ballot seven days after an election, hand dated before the election with a picture of Kirby as their signature?
00:45:27.000Do you think that is a fair election to allow people to hand date ballots after the election and submit them with pictures of Kirby?
00:45:34.000Fair is an interesting word because, you know, are you saying, well, wait a second, is this fair or are you saying Democrats cheated and it was stolen?
00:45:41.000I'm asking you if you think it's fair.
00:45:58.000Do you think the average person who votes knows that people are submitting ballots seven days after the election with pictures of cartoon characters on them?
00:46:05.000There's a lot of things that People of the average American citizen don't know.
00:46:09.000But my point is, if you go to the average person and ask them, how does an election operate?
00:46:13.000They're going to say, we have an election day where everybody comes, they cast their ballot.
00:46:17.000And then we say to them, actually, you're wrong.
00:46:18.000In California, after the election, people can fill out a ballot as long as they hand date it for the election.
00:46:23.000Here's what I wouldn't have a problem with.
00:46:24.000If the Trump administration today held a press conference, let's just say, and one of their attorneys said, hey, we need to change some things.
00:46:50.000I understand you're saying there's a legal process that's happening, but let me ask you if the Supreme Court ruled that no state will be allowed to do mail in voting and that all ballots must be delivered on election day and submitted on election day, would that be fair?
00:47:05.000Well, everyone would have to abide by the same rules.
00:47:07.000So, of course, I would say that's fair.
00:47:29.000Supreme Court says the structure by which we have the absentee ballot system shall remain.
00:47:33.000That is, in certain circumstances codified by law, people in the military suffering ailments or there's a, was it bereavement, travel, will be able to submit for an absentee ballot, those shall count.
00:47:45.000Universal mail in votes that are hand delivered, whether requested or not, shall be deemed unconstitutional.
00:47:50.000Ballots outside of the absentee system must be delivered and received on election day.
00:48:32.000I'm not one of those people that just thinks anybody that can just show up without an ID or if we're talking about a week after the elections, I would be, I probably wouldn't be opposed to that.
00:48:58.000Outside of that, I'm talking about the structure of these elections.
00:49:00.000I don't have a problem with what you're saying.
00:49:02.000If we said you cannot count bouts after Election Day, Spencer Pratt advances to the general, it actually means like Cisneros in 2018 doesn't make it, doesn't advance, and the Republicans hold that seat.
00:49:15.000Democrats and Republicans, perhaps you're right.
00:49:18.000Democrats and Republicans need to be able to come to the table, which by the way, they're not really able to do on any topic these days, and say, hey, I'll tell you why.
00:49:42.000But you have to go through the right legal process in order to change the laws that are on the books right now.
00:49:46.000I think the reason why the Trump administration is not going to do these things is because Watson v. RNC is poised to be ruled upon in the next week or two, which I believe the only conclusion is, as I described, the Supreme Court will have to rule that you cannot have universal mail in voting.
00:50:01.000And you cannot, like, they're going to avoid the entirety of California's elections outright.
00:50:06.000So the question is, and this is the Republican strategy that is on purpose Republicans sued in Mississippi intentionally, arguing the law in Mississippi allowing for the counting of ballots after election day is unconstitutional.
00:50:18.000They did it in Mississippi because it means that the Mississippi solicitor is going to throw the fight.
00:50:25.000Then, when the Supreme Court rules in favor of the plaintiff, California will be constrained.
00:51:39.000Tulare County had only 300,000 people.
00:51:41.000So the poor migrant farm workers, their wells ran dry because the cities, which are dense and populous, voted to take away the water from the poor people.
00:51:51.000The idea with the Electoral College was how do we stop New York at the time, because California wasn't around, from voting away the rights of Illinois or from these other states?
00:52:01.000We need to find a way to balance out these rights.
00:52:04.000This was a contentious issue because a lot of people certainly said it should just be the people vote.
00:52:13.000And they say, I won't join because there are 3 million people in New York.
00:52:17.000We're going to vote to steal our stuff.
00:52:19.000And they said, How about we then weigh this, which means you'll get a vote for president based on the population, but also the state.
00:52:27.000This means that Rhode Island, which only has one congressional seat, still gets two votes because states admitted for this reason need to have a power balance.
00:52:36.000That was the point of the Electoral College.
00:52:37.000For every member of Congress, Senate, or House, you will get one vote.
00:52:41.000So Wyoming has three, Rhode Island has three.
00:52:45.000If we do not have an electoral college system, if it is a flat universal vote, then the campaigning will only be done in LA, New York, and Chicago, and maybe Seattle and some other cities.
00:52:57.000Smaller cities will constantly lose presidential elections, and presidential candidates will have no reason to try and convince smaller states and populations to support them.
00:53:07.000This means you end up with a scenario where you have Arizona saying, We have a bigger population than Nebraska.
00:53:17.000I don't think that's true, but like Arizona could vote, and then Wyoming loses mineral rights.
00:53:23.000So a president comes in and says, I have no reason to protect the rights of people in Wyoming.
00:53:28.000Because they don't move the needle for either candidate.
00:53:31.000I witnessed, I interviewed a migrant farm worker family, went in their kitchen and they turned the water faucet on and nothing came out.0.93
00:53:39.000And they said, We can't drink, we can't take showers.
00:53:44.000And they said, The drought has hit everybody and there is surface water in our county that we should be able to drink, but San Diego voted that they get our water.
00:54:07.000The farmers got loans and drilled thousands of feet into the earth and started getting as much groundwater as they could, which was causing the ground to sink and destroy the environment, all because Los Angeles is a dense population and there's no balance of control between jurisdictions.
00:54:41.000Well, in my personal opinion, it shouldn't matter what state you're in, what city you're in.
00:54:46.000One vote should mean just as much as another vote.
00:54:49.000Now, as what you talked about as far as campaigning goes, if you're running for president and you don't want to campaign in Wyoming because you don't think it's as valuable to you because you're not going to be able to get as many votes in that state, okay, so be it.1.00
00:55:02.000That's why they don't care about Asians.1.00
00:56:19.000Well, I'm just talking about the overwhelming majority of the populace voting Republican or Democrat.
00:56:24.000Republicans would lose almost every election.
00:56:26.000Brian, Brian, my ideas on these elections, I've come to them because I've already considered everything you're saying.
00:56:33.000In California, it's two to one Democrat to Republican, but it is largely known that Republicans don't turn out to vote.
00:56:40.000One hypothesis on the greater, on the interstate compact, the popular vote interstate compact, is that if the elections do become popular vote contests, there are more blue states with inactive red voters than red states with inactive blue voters.
00:56:54.000We don't actually know how it will play out.
00:56:57.000And I think it's actually a cope from a lot of Republicans to say, oh, the Democrats are trying to cheat when it comes to the interstate compact.
00:57:03.000I think the bigger issue is instability.
00:57:06.000But there is a hypothesis where experts smarter than I have broken down what if voter turnout increased to standard levels among California Republicans?
00:57:16.000It would jump the popular vote by an estimated like three to four million votes, which theoretically could have swung those other votes, those other presidential elections you are talking about.
00:57:24.000To put it simply, Republicans in California do not vote because it's so heavily Democratic.
00:57:32.000But in states like Wyoming, there's not a same proportion of inactive blue voters.
00:57:38.000So Democrats in Wyoming may be motivated to come out and vote, but they will not outvote Republicans in blue states.
00:57:43.000I mean, again, hypothetically speaking, that may or may not be possible.
00:57:47.000But I do also find it very interesting that when Republicans win elections, and I'm speaking in general terms here, like in 2016 or in 2024, A lot of those MAGA Republicans, those conversations seemed to go away.
00:58:00.000Everything seemed to go okay in 2016 when Donald Trump won.
00:59:43.000I do believe that we should probably keep it away from the Dominion machines.
00:59:48.000That'll probably be a little bit more comfortable there.
00:59:50.000Let's see that headline that you just put up, which Trump falsely claims, which is every day he falsely claims something, but millions of people who voted illegally cost him the popular vote.
01:02:15.000So I'll tell you what the harm is.0.99
01:02:17.000Don't you think those ICE agents could be used in other areas in better ways to be serving this country and doing what they're doing than these people who are doing door to door raids?
01:03:01.000Well, if the accusation is because I hear a lot of people on the right constantly talking about, well, the only reason why Democrats want all these undocumented immigrants in this country is so they can take food stamps and welfare and they can vote.
01:03:14.000And so they can change the government of congressional districts.0.99
01:03:21.000Conservatives are led by very dumb people.1.00
01:03:24.000I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to single out the Republican Party, but the Republican Party is very dumb.1.00
01:03:28.000And they have a lot of people who are ignorant.1.00
01:03:31.000I don't want to blanket the conservative voter as stupid.1.00
01:03:33.000I think the politicians are evil and stupid.1.00
01:03:35.000I think the Democrat politicians are evil and stupid.1.00
01:03:37.000The issue is when an illegal immigrant comes into this country, under the Biden administration is a great example.1.00
01:03:46.000In the census, these illegal immigrants cluster around cities, which results in more electoral college votes for Democrats and it results in more congressional seats for Democrats.0.86
01:03:56.000Not because they vote, but because they pad the census numbers.0.84
01:04:00.000It's estimated that if you were to remove all illegal immigrants, Democrats could lose an estimated four to 12 congressional seats.0.71
01:04:06.000So, when you combine redistricting with current redistricting, with census redistricting in 2030, and mass deportations, the swing is expected to be somewhere around between 10 to 20 seats that Democrats will lose.
01:04:22.000So, one of the mistakes made there's an organization called Third Way, and they say we debunk this.
01:04:27.000The idea that Democrats get more congressional votes or electoral college votes because of illegal immigrants is wrong.
01:04:34.000Because Texas is red and they have illegal immigrants, and California is blue and they have illegal immigrants, and that's how you lie to people.0.89
01:04:41.000This is the institutional, this is the academic machine of lies.0.52
01:04:45.000The reality is, the illegal immigrants in Texas are known to be clustered in Austin and Dallas and Houston, which are urban districts, which doubles the size of the Democrat districts.0.71
01:04:54.000So, Democrats are gaining seats because of illegal immigrants in Texas, and they are gaining seats because of illegal immigrants in California.
01:05:01.000So, to an argument, there's one reason why people shouldn't like the electoral college because Democrats would actually lose a lot.
01:05:07.000But the point is, conservatives, Republicans come out and they say illegal immigrants are voting.0.99
01:05:12.000And this is the stupidest thing because it's not true.0.99
01:05:15.000They do vote sometimes, sometimes they get caught.0.99
01:05:50.000But when you see the images on television and you see what happened to Renee Good and Alex Pretty, there are some people in this country that are very intimidated by those images and those videos.
01:06:01.000And I could absolutely see some of these people not voting for that reason.
01:06:53.000I cannot believe we haven't done that yet.
01:06:55.000Yeah, so I basically have like a three phase remigration plan.0.99
01:06:59.000The first would be illegals, and it's very simple.0.85
01:07:02.000You debank, and then ICE can take care of the remainder, which is not very many.0.80
01:07:05.000Secondly, first generation migrants, and actually I would extend this to third generation as well, because there's a lot of these communities, like in Minnesota, for example, with the Somalis, right, where you have literally like three or four generations of migrants that are here.0.92
01:07:28.000If we strip Them, if we say third generation and newer are not eligible for welfare programs, almost all of them would just leave.0.99
01:07:35.000Because the reality is, 53% of first generation migrants, according to the Center for Immigration Studies, 53% as soon as they get here are on a welfare program.0.93
01:07:45.000So, we're not only allowing them to come into our countries on these garbage programs that are abused, but then we're paying them to be here, which is absolutely insane.0.98
01:08:41.000He looks like the, yeah, he parades that around.0.98
01:08:44.000I think this is important to talk about the Somali stuff for a moment because I'm against fraud no matter what you look like, where you're from, whether you're an undocumented.
01:08:57.000I don't want, but he's not talking about fraud.
01:08:59.000He was talking about how Somalis, multi generational Somalis in Minnesota, collect welfare benefits.
01:09:05.000Ilhan Omar explicitly stated they're going to send that money to Somalia and that if you just said, okay, well, you're not eligible for welfare, Up to a certain generation, they would leave.
01:09:20.000And I'm not going to sit here and defend Ilhan Omar because I think she's a despicable human being.0.96
01:09:24.000But with that being said, the reason why I think the Somali, what's going on in Minneapolis is interesting is because I hear so many people on the right that go after Somalis and the Somali fraud.0.96
01:09:37.000And I don't know, this person might have stolen $10,000 in welfare from the government, so on and so forth.0.55
01:09:42.000What about the over 70 people that have been given pardons that have committed billions of dollars in fraud and don't have to pay back any restitution?
01:10:20.000Well, you could tell Ilhan, I'm not a big fan of hers.
01:10:22.000But the point is, this isn't about fraud.
01:10:24.000This is about America last policies that are literally prioritizing foreigners who just got here over Americans who've been here forever, Americans who actually built this country.
01:10:34.000Is this country founded on immigrants?
01:10:36.000No, the entire phrase, nation of immigrants, doesn't show up until the 1960s, pushed by the Anti Defamation League in a book that was attributed to JFK, not actually written by him.
01:10:45.000So that phrase doesn't even show up until the 1960s.
01:10:47.000Do you think we should make it easier for people to come into this country?
01:12:06.000H 1Bs are, we couldn't find anyone to take the job, so we'll take whoever we can get.1.00
01:12:11.000And the trick that these companies use is they're supposed to make a public announcement of the job availability.0.61
01:12:16.000If nobody applies, then they're legally allowed to recruit from any other country through H 1B if they, of course, get the, there's a lottery for it.
01:12:23.000So what they do is they'll buy a tiny little ad in a newspaper.0.97
01:12:27.000To satisfy the legal requirement for public notice, then when no one applies for the job, hire a guy at 70% of the standard wage from India and move him here.0.94
01:13:19.000So I don't think we should have zero migration, but I think you and I actually probably agree to a great extent.
01:13:25.000I don't think a working class guy in Guatemala should be able to apply for a work visa to come to the United States at this point because of the issues we've had.0.94
01:13:32.000So I have no problem with a general moratorium on economic migration.0.99
01:13:35.000But if there's like a dude who's invented a new polymer that's going to revolutionize space travel or something, we got to steal those people.
01:13:43.000And I understand your point too, because it's a good point that their countries become shitholes because we take the talent from them.
01:13:49.000I actually am not bothered by the idea that the United States is a shining city on the hill of the best, brightest, wealthiest, and the other countries go down the bell curve of like worse and we're at the top.
01:14:07.000Well, I'm not concerned about cultural discohesion from like 100,000 people per year into 300 million.
01:14:14.000But right now, Cultural discohesion is what is exactly, but that's my entire with the moratorium with deportations combined with general economic migration moratorium.0.95
01:14:26.000We're reversing that, but I still think we want to leave the door open for legitimate top tier high talent.0.92
01:14:33.000Like, if there's a dude in India and his IQ is 210, yeah, and he's like, I'm gonna build the best super semiconductor anyone's ever seen, I have a new invention.0.99
01:14:40.000We don't want India to have that, we want it.1.00
01:14:42.000I mean, I'm not, I don't want them to beat us in this situation.0.88
01:14:44.000I'm not opposed, long term, I'm not opposed to.1.00
01:14:46.000Yeah, a couple hundred thousand, you know, migrants a year.1.00
01:14:49.000I think that that, I mean, I think that's normal.
01:14:50.000I think that's healthy for a nation.0.73
01:14:52.000But I mean, I think just that right now, right now, because of the little 911 situation we're in with migration, with mass migration, which you agree, I just think we need a blanket.0.79
01:15:02.000But again, so like, let's say we do a blanket moratorium, zero immigration.0.82
01:15:06.000And then literally some guy in India is like, I've done it.0.99
01:15:43.000It's one of the reasons why I think SpaceX is actually going to go way up in value because Elon's talking about building a semiconductor factory, it's called like TerraFab, I think, semiconductor factory in the US.
01:15:52.000We need to reintegrate top technological talent, engineering, et cetera, which we gave away.1.00
01:16:00.000So we have a twofold problem we're bringing in too many Guatemalan farmers.1.00
01:16:53.000Let's talk about the people that are already here.
01:16:54.000So, I think the best stats I saw a couple of years ago was that more than 50% of people that are in this country undocumented, and this might have changed, are those that overstay their visas.
01:20:25.000So when you come here with a visa, you get an account attached to it with a bank account so that we can make sure they're paying taxes they're supposed to pay.1.00
01:20:31.000They're getting paid the amount of money they're supposed to get paid, not getting ripped off.
01:20:34.000And then when their visa expires, the account is just gone with it.
01:22:14.000Right, but I'm not talking about felons or serious, what I would consider violent crime.
01:22:19.000We're talking about people who have committed misdemeanors.
01:22:22.000And I think when you send certain people that are nonviolent criminals, say, to an El Salvador prison, treated like animals, I have a problem with that.1.00
01:23:40.000So if you've committed a misdemeanor and you've been in this country for decades and you're a nonviolent criminal, I know you don't care about blood, but I do.
01:23:50.000It doesn't matter because without, if you don't have borders that are actually upheld, then you don't have a country, you don't have a nation.
01:24:26.000If, okay, listen, there's only one issue I'd entertain as an argument, and that is Venezuela refused to accept Venezuelans that were in America, so Trump sent them to El Salvador instead.
01:24:36.000There is an international issue at that point.
01:24:39.000But Venezuela refusing to accept their own citizens puts us in a conundrum that there's no good answer for.0.98
01:24:43.000I'm not happy with us sending Venezuelans to El Salvador.0.99
01:24:46.000But when we send Salvadorans to El Salvador, it is up to the country of El Salvador to deal with their own citizens.
01:24:51.000If they're treated like animals, that's unfortunate for them in their own country.
01:24:55.000But I can cite a million other countries that are substantially worse.
01:25:00.000Raping and forcing abortions on Uighur Muslims, right?1.00
01:25:04.000What China does to its own citizens, we are mad about, but we don't intervene.0.98
01:25:08.000I mean, I don't just want us to do.0.91
01:25:10.000If El Salvador has a law and a prison and we send criminals that are El Salvadoran back to El Salvador, it is up to their country and their jurisdiction to deal with them as per their law.
01:25:19.000Well, because everybody has to an extent due process, then I don't disagree with you, but that's not what's happening within this administration right now.0.52
01:25:25.000And I also talked about people that are seeking asylum coming from a different country.0.84
01:25:28.000What due process is necessary for someone who's illegally here?0.87
01:25:30.000I got to address this because this is a liberal framing device and I do not appreciate conservatives.0.99
01:25:40.000It is a definitional sentence, it is a definitional phrase.
01:25:43.000Due process literally means the process by which an individual is due under the law and the Constitution.
01:25:48.000If someone is seeking asylum and they're filling out the proper paperwork and they're going to their court dates and all that, is it illegal for us to deport them?
01:25:58.000Listen, I am not playing this framing device game.
01:26:02.000If you come to a port of entry and apply for asylum, you may be granted it or temporary protected status.
01:26:08.000If you enter the country illegally committing a crime and then say, I want asylum, they can deport you.
01:26:14.000Yeah, that's not what I'm talking about.
01:26:15.000But we know that there are cases where they are seeking asylum and they're going about it the right way and they're filing the proper paperwork and they're getting arrested right outside of courtrooms.
01:26:26.000Those are the specific cases that we're talking about individuals who entered illegally and later tried to claim asylum to stay here.
01:26:33.000The due process in that circumstance, the process by which you are due under the law based on the INA, Codified by Congress, is that an executive branch judge, these are not judiciary, can issue an expedited deportation order regardless of your declaration of refugee or asylum status.
01:26:50.000If you apply beforehand and are granted TPS, then they cannot because the process you are due is a hearing to confirm.
01:26:58.000But what I'm trying to tell you is that is also taking place, and you could look that up if you want.
01:27:03.000And the existence of errors are regretful and should be stopped.
01:27:14.000The issue at hand is 90 plus percent of the people who.
01:27:18.000So during the Biden administration, I think the number was between 90 and 95 of the people claiming asylum did not have legitimate claims.
01:27:25.000They were crossing the border illegally, being placed under a bridge in Texas, and then CBP officers were being instructed not to ask them their claims, and they're being put on buses, trains, planes, and vans and shipped across the country.
01:27:40.000They were being asked when they arrived by NGOs what their asylum claims were.
01:27:45.000Then they were gone, and the asylum claims were determined to be at a high rate to be like false or incorrect claims, and they were already gone.
01:27:54.000So, what the Biden administration then did was they just erased the cases.
01:28:00.000So, where these people were supposed to go to court to follow up on the claims they had made, they became de facto second class citizens in the United States because they were here illegally, but they no longer had pending action under asylum claims.
01:28:15.000Deport all of these people and do not let people illegally enter the country.1.00
01:28:19.000And if they overstay their visas, deport.0.99
01:28:21.000Everybody that's undocumented in this country right now, regardless whether you have any other criminal record or broke any other law other than committing a misdemeanor, coming into this country illegally, could be 50 years old.0.97
01:28:31.000If you're asking, imagine five years old.1.00
01:28:38.000Also, imagine what I was just talking about with you is the Trump administration breaking the law, right?
01:28:43.000And even, well, I just told you there are specific examples of people that filled out the proper paperwork, that have done it the proper way.
01:28:58.000You and I agree that if a person filed legitimate, silly paperwork at a port of entry, came in with protected status and were deported, we do have a problem.
01:29:07.000The issue is we hear from liberals all the time this phrase due process, and conservatives who've not looked up the Constitution or understand what the phrase means think there's a proper noun that due process means a jury trial or a.
01:29:24.000If you illegally cross the border and a CBP agent or ICE agent sees you, the process you are due is for them to apprehend you and drive you back across the border.
01:30:03.000You still can get deported if you've been here 80 years.
01:30:05.000Okay, but realistically, you deprioritize the prosecutions of people that have been here for 30 years.
01:30:11.000Let me tell you guys a story a story that I've told a million times to this audience, and they're going to hear it again, but it's for you now.
01:30:56.000Then they put you back against the wall.
01:30:58.000And after about like three hours in total, you hear.
01:31:01.000Flash bangs, you hear doors kick open, you hear screaming on the ground, on the ground, nobody move.
01:31:08.000And dudes come in, tactical gear and guns.
01:31:11.000They put the scenario terrorists on the ground, everybody stands there.
01:31:15.000Then they march us all outside, take all our masks, and they explain to us if you are American and you are kidnapped, do as you have done, that you will be rescued.
01:31:29.000Special forces will be dispatched and they will massacre everyone.
01:31:33.000The United States does not negotiate with kidnappers or terrorists.0.73
01:31:37.000However, if you are European, particularly if you are German or Spanish, you need to avoid these areas.
01:31:45.000The governments of Spain and Germany notoriously pay any amount to rescue their citizens, so you are high targets.
01:31:53.000If you go to the Middle East to do journalism, they will seek you out and they will kidnap you.
01:31:58.000If you are Americans, they will be afraid to.
01:32:01.000There are stories that I've heard, and they explained because these guys were former special forces.
01:32:07.000Am I six British and things like that?
01:32:09.000And they were like, yeah, what happens is if they kidnap an American in the middle of the night, a helicopter is heard overhead, dudes drop down with night vision and kill every one of the kidnappers.
01:33:19.000Because Sahih al Bukhari, 6922, which is a Hadith.0.98
01:33:23.000A Sahih hadith, it's authoritative to all Sunni Muslims, states that they have to kill all apostates.0.95
01:33:30.000So that means that they are held to the doctrine that if a, let's say, a 20 year old Muslim girl converts to Christianity, they believe, if in power, that she should be stoned.0.92
01:34:36.000If you're a Muslim living in the United States of America and we're going by your standards, which obviously I disagree with, how do we police whether Muslims have this belief system or not?0.88
01:34:46.000Because, as you know, every human being is different.1.00
01:34:49.000Oh, a lot of them actually do it different.1.00
01:35:08.000This is already downstream from the completion of the remigration plan that I already laid out.
01:35:12.000And the final layer of it, which I haven't gotten to yet, was crime.0.66
01:35:16.000So I believe in a prorated system of crime.0.81
01:35:19.000So basically, if you're third generation and you commit a violent crime or at least $100,000 in debt or in fraud, you should be automatically deported.0.95
01:36:01.000If someone, if a Muslim says, yes, I believe a 20 year old girl who converts from Islam, To Christianity, she should be stoned to death because she's publicly proclaimed the name of Christ.0.99
01:36:11.000Do you think that that person should be able to live in America?1.00
01:36:47.000The act of doing it is different than believing it.
01:36:49.000Okay, but if they're admitting, if they're admitting when we take power, we're going to do this to you, then I don't want you in my country.
01:37:51.000This is the Constitution, the original 7076 Constitution of Maryland, which states all those professing a Christian religion are equally entitled to protection in their liberties.
01:37:59.000The point being, it's just one example.
01:38:01.000It goes on to say general equal tax in support of the Christian religion.
01:38:05.000The original state constitutions were like, they had, what were they called?
01:38:22.000He's one of the first Supreme Court justices to give a commentary on the amendments.
01:38:27.000He was Supreme Court Justice in the early 1800s, and he gave this commentary on the First Amendment.
01:38:32.000He said, The real object of the amendment was not to countenance, much less advance Islam or Judaism or infidelity by prostrating Christianity, but to exclude all rivalry among Christian sects and to prevent any national ecclesiastical establishment.
01:38:49.000So, the point of the First Amendment, according to the early founding fathers, was not.
01:38:54.000To allow for things like Islam that are incompatible.0.62
01:39:15.000What about people in this country that blasphemy?
01:39:17.000Again, you have to abide by the culture of the nation that you are living in.
01:39:21.000So, that means you have to respect, you can't be out, you know, You know, screaming, you know, that Christ is talking about how Christ is like burning in.
01:39:41.000Yeah, North Korea, obviously, you can't take down a poster.
01:39:43.000We know what happened to Otto Warmbier.1.00
01:39:45.000The United States is the most lax and respectful of non Christian religions.0.99
01:39:50.000His point is just that as a nation founded under Christian moral ethics, people who are non Christians should be deferential to Christian moral ethics.1.00
01:39:59.000Maybe back in the day before they spoke English, because like Muslims in the 1700s were like foreign as, like now they're our neighbors.1.00
01:40:35.000They said that one of the problems they had was that, particularly in the UK, but in the United States as well, these accounts were popping up of English born and English speaking Muslims.
01:40:44.000Trying to radicalize young Muslims to go fight for ISIS.
01:40:48.000And they were saying it's become such a problem.
01:40:50.000We see these stories of people in America, the UK, and other countries going to the Middle East to join ISIS.
01:40:58.000The issue they found was that the general beliefs of Muslims in the United States, in the West, was one for one compatible with ISIS.
01:41:10.000The lacking issue was a motivation to fight.
01:41:12.000These videos were coming out again.0.98
01:41:14.000English speakers from the UK with like a British accent saying, Are you really, mate, gonna stand by while these people are blah, blah, blah?0.83
01:41:23.000We gotta have the caliphate and you know it.0.91
01:41:27.000So a bunch of people were brought in to talk with YouTube on what were potential solutions for stopping Islamic extremism.0.98
01:41:36.000And I think they were all miserably bad.1.00
01:41:38.000One of them, like, everybody entertained.1.00
01:41:41.000There was one guy, he was an American Muslim, and he had the only solution, I think.1.00
01:41:45.000But everybody's solution was like, You need to make videos where you explain to these young Muslims why that's wrong, actually, and you don't want to join the caliphate.0.97
01:41:53.000And I'm sitting here being like, the problem they've identified is that the religious view of ISIS is one for one with the religious view of the Muslims in these countries.0.57
01:42:05.000What the problem is is that these videos are motivating them to go and fight on behalf of it.0.55
01:42:10.000The only solution that I respected was a guy who said, You need to make a sitcom where the family is Muslim.0.98
01:45:11.000And it is of communists and dictators historically, and notably Otto von Bismarck, who said it's better that 10 innocent people suffer than one guilty escape.
01:45:20.000And so there's a reason why that doesn't work, and there's a reason why the Soviet Union only lasted 69 years.
01:45:26.000And this is a Christian moral ethic founded in Blackstone.
01:46:12.000We will not be the ones to torture innocent people.
01:46:16.000And the logic was written down and it's brilliant.
01:46:19.000A society that tells the innocent you'll be punished regardless is a society that ends up in lawlessness and corruption out of fear that even if you're a good person, they will destroy you.
01:46:29.000A society that tells people we will do everything in our power to preserve the innocent and your rights, even among those who may be guilty, is a society where individuals seek to be as noble as they can be, knowing that the government will work.
01:47:11.000I will say that it depends on the religion.0.83
01:47:12.000It is not possible to separate government from religion.
01:47:16.000Religion is moral philosophy and ideology.
01:47:19.000And if you take out Christian moral ethics, you'll get some other moral ethic guiding your law.0.65
01:47:24.000I would prefer the Bill of Rights, Blackstone's formulation, which are founded in Christian moral ethics, over, say, Chinese communists.0.83
01:49:25.000That's actually built into their doctrine.
01:49:27.000So that's also another problem we have to figure out how to fix.1.00
01:49:30.000But listen, the reality is, out of the top 10 global terrorist index organizations, terrorist organizations in the world, they're all Muslim.0.97
01:50:12.000So let's start here with our good friend, SWCPT.
01:50:16.000Question for Brian If laws are derived from the consent of the governed, and the governed cannot change the laws, do those laws need to be followed?
01:50:24.000Because Brian keeps deriving his argument from the idea that misdemeanors are not a deportable offense, but we know that most Americans want illegal immigration.
01:50:34.000So either Brian actually believes objective truth exists embodied in the law, and government is derived from that, or he believes that people's feelings about each other is the basis of government, and all we can do is give feelings legal weight for a time till it changes.
01:50:47.000Yeah, so this person has did not characterize my opinions correctly.
01:50:52.000I never said that misdemeanors are not a deportable offense.
01:50:55.000What I did say is, I think, and what my opinion is on that is, I think there are better ways as a society we can handle these people.
01:51:02.000No, I do not believe that if you committed a misdemeanor, I think the best way to handle it, I'm understanding that, yes, that's the law, right?
01:51:09.000I don't think the best way to handle this is just to deport everybody.
01:51:12.000I think it should be a case by case basis.
01:51:14.000Obviously, most of the country agrees with me that if you're a violent criminal that is in this country illegally, Absolutely, you should be deported.
01:51:21.000And yes, I do believe Democrats, whether it's Tim Waltz or Mayor Frey, whoever it may be, yes, they should be working with ICE.
01:51:28.000That if you have people that are in jail that have committed violent crimes that are undocumented immigrants, yes, they should be deported.1.00
01:51:34.000But I also think there are better ways as a society that we can do this.0.99
01:51:38.000I think pathway to citizenship should be easier for people that have been in this country that haven't committed violent crimes, pay a penalty.
01:51:44.000I also have always believed in the fact that if you're in this country, And you're not, you know, you've committed that misdemeanor, you've committed a crime.
01:51:54.000Listen, five, 10, 15 years to become a legal citizen, I absolutely believe that's insane, okay?
01:52:00.000We need to make it easier, in my personal opinion, for people that want to come into this country the right way and they want to do things the right way.
01:53:14.000And so you pull up from the side of the road and there's this old rickety gas station and you're like, well, I'll take what I can get, right?
01:53:18.000You know, like it's the middle of the day.
01:53:19.000I'm not going to just let loose on the highway, but maybe if you have to.
01:53:22.000But you go in the bathroom and you're like, okay, so you do your deed and then you're like, I'm going to wash my hands.
01:53:26.000And you turn the water on, but it's cold and you want to wait for it to get warm.
01:53:30.000However, the water is filling up faster than the drain can drain.
01:53:33.000And so at a certain point, you're like, oh crap, I got to turn the water down because too much water is coming in and not enough is going through the drain.
01:54:39.000Our president and this administration to respect the rule of law and what it says in our Constitution.
01:54:46.000What does it say in the Constitution about immigration?
01:54:48.000Well, if we're talking about due process, the executive has the authority over it in international relations, unless when something to that effect.
01:55:00.000And then Congress actually codified under the INA.
01:55:03.000Actually, I'm sorry, I think the legislative branch controls the issue of immigration, but gave the rights to the executive branch under the INA.
01:55:11.000But so there's nothing actually in the Constitution because you've said it a couple of times.
01:55:48.000At Brian from last night's trans discussion.1.00
01:55:51.000As the Tim Cass community's official trans person, I assure you, trans is mental illness.1.00
01:55:56.000It needs to stay as such to get us our drugs and surgeries.1.00
01:55:59.000Also, it is gay to suck your girlfriend's dick.1.00
01:56:03.000So, the issue with so there was a big activism thing that happened like 10 years ago where a bunch of trans activists were trying to get gender dysphoria removed from the DSM.1.00
01:56:13.000And prominent organizations immediately came out with statements being like, stop doing this because if transgenderism is not a mental disorder or a prescribable illness, you can't get medication or treatment for it.
01:57:38.000I just feel like a lot of people on the right are obsessed with transgenders.0.96
01:57:41.000It seems like every single time there's a mass shooting, they hope that it was from a transgender so they can attack the transgender community.0.92
01:57:47.000I just think it's a lot of it's a lot of it.0.95
01:58:41.000Outside of the building that I owned in Martinsburg, they had a drag show with transvestites for children, which is a violation of the law.0.99
01:58:49.000And I don't want my family anywhere by for a variety of reasons, which we can go to the larger moral philosophical of.0.73
01:58:54.000I don't want sexualization exposed to my children or my community's children.
01:58:58.000Talking about drag queen reading or like what?0.98
01:59:49.000We have, as I mentioned, we have a Timcast official trans person who just asked a question, who has called in numerous times, who we've hung out with.1.00
01:59:58.000If you're an adult, I think I have concerns.0.99
02:00:01.000I think there's better options for you in terms of how you can seek to treat the disorder.
02:00:08.000My concern, and I think most conservatives, I would argue that there's a general, for the average person that are not well versed in politics, everything's particularly surface level.
02:00:19.000So when they see trans activists and when they see leftists supporting trans rights, When these people do things wrong, it becomes a blanket.0.94
02:00:25.000For instance, when that guy in the Canadian school had the big fake boobs and said, This is.0.95
02:01:05.000And the issue then becomes you get someone like, I'm not going to name the person, but there was a fat man claiming to be trans going into girls' bathrooms and taking pictures of little girls.0.86
02:03:08.000And so, when you make jokes that are at the expense of conservative groups or Christians or whatever, if it's a funny joke, I'm going to laugh at it.
02:03:15.000If Matt Walsh does the same thing about black people or trans people, I'm going to laugh at it too.
02:04:16.000Wow, I thought it was wrong for him to stab a kid to death, but now that I see these videos of Carmelo smiling and stuff, I've realized that actually he should have been allowed to murder whoever he wanted.
02:04:35.000I want to find one that's like, okay, here we go.0.67
02:04:37.000The most hilarious mythology on the left is that black women are quiet martyrs forced to carry the burden of the whole human race on their courageous shoulders, totally divorced from reality, but you hear it all the time from these people.
02:04:48.000Well, he's criticizing the left about black people.0.68
02:04:50.000He didn't say anything about black people.1.00
02:04:51.000Can I ask you a question, since you think that's funny?
02:04:53.000Like, if somebody made a joke about priests molesting children, would you also joke?
02:07:21.000And so when they say, We want the president just because he's black, me and my friends of various racial backgrounds were like, I don't want to live in that world, dude.
02:07:28.000Well, I think a lot of black people that said that, it was an emotional time for them because they never thought in their lifetime that they would see a black president.
02:07:35.000So for them, it was a historical moment.
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