A political rally in New York turns out to be a Nazi rally, a ballot box is torched in Washington, mail in votes are being thrown out, and a new song is coming from a chicken fighting zombies.
00:01:00.000Actually, a bunch of Republicans are mad about it.
00:01:02.000But I think all the middle of the road people who are supporting Trump really don't care that Tony Hinchcliffe said that there's an island of garbage in the middle of the ocean.
00:01:30.000There's video from local news outlets.
00:01:32.000Somebody threw explosives in a ballot box.
00:01:34.000I can only imagine more shenanigans is going to be happening like this.
00:01:37.000A bunch of court rulings have come in about whether or not mail-in votes can be accepted.
00:01:41.000Of course, in Mississippi, we got the ruling that if the ballot comes day of or after, I'm sorry, if the ballot comes after, even if it's postmark day of, No good.
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00:05:36.000And it took me a year so we can talk about that.
00:05:38.000We gotta talk about it because I was getting riled up watching it.
00:05:41.000I'll just say it before we move on to Ian, of course.
00:05:43.000When you showed all of these people who know they're doing something wrong, and you can see the look on their face, and they always respond with, well, I'm just doing my job, which literally translates to, I know what I'm doing is wrong.
00:08:18.000A bunch of Republicans are actually mad about this too.
00:08:21.000They're saying that it's a mistake in the 11th hour to bring out an insult comic at the biggest political rally to close out your campaign by insulting everyone.
00:09:40.000I don't know if you'd call it a mistake, but maybe it's like you don't have a roast insult comic right before the most heated political...
00:09:47.000Yeah, I guess the argument is, if it costs Trump even a single vote, was it worth it?
00:09:52.000And, like, Trump can't get any more famous, so, like, drawing eyeballs isn't...
00:09:55.000But I don't think it hurt him or help him.
00:09:57.000I mean, remember in 2016 how saying, as Joe Rogan pointed out, saying all that crazy shit kind of actually helped him because it made him more authentic.
00:10:05.000So I don't think it helps him lose a vote or gain a vote.
00:10:10.000I kind of feel like anybody who's planning on voting for Trump because World War III is about to start or because they can't afford grocery bills is not going to be swayed by an opening comic making an off-color joke.
00:10:20.000But more importantly, is the joke funny?
00:13:52.000Maybe the appropriate response from the Trump campaign would have been to just respond by saying, and I quote, Donald Trump said he was going to build a wall.
00:14:02.000And George Lopez said, you better build it in one day, because if you leave that material out there overnight.
00:14:08.000That's just should have been the exact response with the quote and the video and been like, here you go.
00:14:18.000So they're acting like they're mad at Trump.
00:14:22.000Yeah, it's all fake and people want authenticity and they're reading between the lines and that's why Trump's doing so well, just like he did in 2016.
00:14:29.000But you have Republicans coming out being like, oh, I can't believe that.
00:14:32.000Because I think those Republicans crave to be liked by the powers that be.
00:14:36.000It's an opportunity to get your name in the New York Times and it's an incentive for you to be, you know, get a little dig in on your friends.
00:14:43.000I imagine, too, these Republicans don't dance.
00:15:07.000People really understand, journalism is an art.
00:15:10.000Like, I don't think you could be a very good storyteller without having a kind of a rhythm and a sense of music and timing and cadence and all these things.
00:15:18.000So we need more dancing and singing, in my opinion, in politics.
00:15:25.000That's, God willing, what I've been doing on this show for four years, just lightening it up a little bit because it's so easy to get angry and forget.
00:15:33.000I think a lot of cultures have said that the canaries in the coal mine, when it comes to the political violence in the political realm, is the comedians.
00:15:40.000If the comedians start to get demonized, you're in a world of hurt.
00:15:47.000They tried to demonize Rogan with the whole horse-paced stuff, CNN, and he kind of just watered off a duck's back, kept moving forward because he's a strong man and you need people to be able to weather this stuff and not self-cancel and be like, I'm sorry, I won't make jokes anymore.
00:16:01.000So this is kind of a moment for Tony and all the people around Tony are like, what are we going to do?
00:16:06.000I think he's insulated and in a safe and strong enough position where he can keep doing what he does and not take it personally.
00:16:12.000AOC was on a stream with Tim Waltz, and I'll just play a little bit of it for you because no one really wants to hear them talk for a long time.
00:17:31.000There's a lack of equilibrium between these different platforms.
00:17:34.000That's why I don't think this stuff really matters.
00:17:36.000I think that people are just, they just can't pay for groceries and Right.
00:17:40.000But I think beyond that, if you're 18 or 19 and you're not even necessarily in the workforce yet, maybe you're still in school, you're listening to Rogan and you're laughing.
00:17:52.000These young guys are going out and they're whacking each other in the balls and then laughing about it.
00:17:56.000They're taking their towels and then whipping each other and goofing.
00:17:59.000And she's going like, oh, it's really disappointing and upsetting to hear this.
00:18:02.000But I feel like the reason she's not doing the heavy outrage like The View is doing is because she knows she's supposed to be Democrats communicating to younger people who are going to respond with, are you really mad about this, AOC? Do you think she actually believes what she's saying?
00:19:08.000And then Tim Waltz said something about how she can run a mean pick six, and all of these football fans got really mad because they were like, that doesn't mean anything.
00:19:16.000But I don't know anything about football, so I can't fact check it.
00:21:15.000Like I said, there's a lack of artifice in politics, and people want sincerity, and they're tired of the BS. That's just the way the American people are right now.
00:21:24.000So all these tactics are probably going to help them, I would think.
00:21:27.000Do you think, so in the past couple of weeks, we've seen Trump, he's now winning nationally.
00:21:53.000It kind of feels like when Kamala did this press tour and she couldn't speak and then just called Trump Hitler over and over again, that's when things started to shift.
00:22:02.000But I'm wondering if people ever actually thought Kamala could deal with a border crisis or an economic crisis at all.
00:22:07.000Yeah, I mean, the film, we approached it from a humanitarian crisis.
00:23:27.000You were saying girls are getting put alone in the desert?
00:23:30.000Yeah, so in this film, Line in the Sand, it's a real unscripted documentary, and we actually see little girls all alone wandering around.
00:23:39.000The real people that we encountered at the border wall without parents, and they're drugged.
00:23:47.000And they're put in these homes with what they're calling sponsors.
00:23:51.000But unlike the foster care system, they don't vet who the sponsor is in the United States.
00:23:58.000So there's a lot of trafficking of people.
00:24:00.000And this is as a result of this open border situation.
00:24:06.000that and the film uh there's a few moments in the film that people were crying pretty wild yeah i feel like this is largely why we see i suppose in a more in more in depth the trump popularity or the mega movement or whatever i see this corruption and at the root of it going outside of economics and immigration there's a part in the film where there are these two border guards and They're border guards, right?
00:24:47.000But they say it in a way where you can hear the actual translation of, I know I am doing something wrong.
00:24:53.000So this is a really fascinating it's a biblical and it's a tale as old as time.
00:25:00.000But at what point does being weak make you evil?
00:25:04.000And throughout this film, all these people, police officers, border patrol agents, border patrol agents are literally facilitating the trafficking of the people.
00:25:15.000They don't do any law enforcement, the border patrol.
00:25:17.000The cartel says we're sending 1,000 people over.
00:25:20.000The border patrol says, okay, we'll process them.
00:25:23.000So a lot of these border patrol agents have become alcoholics, suicidal.
00:25:27.000And at the end of the film, we meet this border patrol agent who's heroic and he blows the whistle.
00:25:37.000But Tim, it's remarkable to see all these people saying, if we stop the border crisis, then I can't feed my family because I don't have a paycheck.
00:27:46.000But Tim, most people's price is actually their children's life.
00:27:50.000People will do anything to protect their family, rightfully so.
00:27:54.000Even sacrificing other innocent children.
00:27:56.000But then the question is, and throughout history, what would happen is, especially in the Soviet Union, you and I have talked about this, is that people will do anything to protect their children.
00:28:06.000But what happens when you have to do evil things to feed your family?
00:28:08.000So it's this really interesting kind of biblical kind of thing that we explore in the film.
00:28:14.000And you meet so many weak people, so many people in this movie.
00:30:45.000Because we live in a corrupt and broken world.
00:30:47.000None of the other agents in the film were disciplined for speaking to me.
00:30:51.000So because he told the truth, that's why he was disciplined.
00:30:55.000And to tell the truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act, to quote George Orwell.
00:31:02.000So there are people who, like in this film, you have this woman driving a bus, this older lady, and she's like, I'm just doing what my job is.
00:31:09.000You know, she knows what she's doing is wrong.
00:31:18.000These people are thinking, look man, keep your head down, shut up, take the paycheck and watch the world burn.
00:31:25.000When you get to a point where the majority of people in your society feel this way, this is the end for your nation, for your society, for your culture, whatever it may be.
00:31:33.000You need a greater majority of people who are willing to sacrifice for the greater good, then you have people who are willing to exploit and rip it apart.
00:31:45.000But what I found is it's almost always about money.
00:31:49.000Now, I was not expecting that going into the field of the desert and the Border Patrol crisis, just like in Europe.
00:31:55.000Labor is looking for more migrant hotels.
00:31:57.000Very important to understand that the asylum industry is a big business.
00:32:01.000A lot of people in Europe are making fat profits.
00:32:03.000In the United States, Health and Human Services gives like a trillion dollars, like billions of dollars to companies that house little children.
00:32:11.000So if they stop the flow of the kids, they take away the big money salaries.
00:32:16.000So that was actually a little surprising to me.
00:32:20.000And in the film, Tim's talking about this moment when these two security guards are like, Well, they can't shut this down because then we can't feed our family.
00:32:27.000So I don't know if Elon's going to come in or someone's going to come in and reform this whole thing, but you have to put a lot of people out of a job.
00:32:54.000Now, the postmillennial ads also in Portland, Vancouver and Portland.
00:32:59.000They say ballot boxes in Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington were set ablaze in the early hours of Monday morning.
00:33:05.000The Portland ballot box located in the 1000 block of southeast Morrison Street, with officers responding to reports of the fire around 330 a.m. Monday.
00:33:12.000By the time officers arrived, security personnel working in the area extinguished the fire.
00:34:17.000That this is an attempt to stop Republicans from voting early, to scare them, make them think that if they vote early, their ballot could be destroyed.
00:34:26.000I think there's also a possibility it gives Democrats plausible claim that if Democrats lose, they're going to say, but how many ballots were destroyed by, you know, mega extremists or something?
00:35:34.000You're going to have people – you have two assassination attempts or three, two or three assassination attempts on a president.
00:35:40.000So you're just going to have all – there's so much scrutiny on this election that if someone is doing something improper, it's going to be recorded.
00:37:11.000I don't believe in any type of illegal behavior.
00:37:15.000But my concern is the country is so divided.
00:37:18.000But it does seem, Tim, in the last week or two – maybe I'm reading the room wrong – but that a lot of people are unifying behind Trump.
00:37:28.000Well, I don't know if I'd say he wins in a landslide, but right now the data suggests that he gets a marginally decent victory in the popular vote and the Electoral College.
00:38:07.000If you vote and Trump wins the popular vote, it sends a message to the far-left insane ideology that we, the American people, say no.
00:38:17.000But if Trump wins the Electoral College and loses the popular vote, they're going to claim they have popular mandate, that Donald Trump is a usurper who is ineligible to be president, and then it will be absolute chaos.
00:38:29.000I'm not saying it won't be chaos if Trump wins both, because who knows what they're going to do.
00:38:32.000I'm just saying, let's have the moral high ground and get everybody to go vote.
00:38:36.000And I'll tell you this, even in red states, if you're in a red state, you're going to go, he's going to win here anyway.
00:38:54.000I just think that if there is a conspiracy, if there is some type of illegal destruction of ballots, I think this time we're going to know about it.
00:39:03.000I think someone out there is going to record it.
00:39:05.000Someone's going to blow the whistle on it.
00:39:07.000It's not possible for them to get—that's what I believe.
00:39:10.000Yeah, but we're not talking about a conspiracy.
00:39:12.000We're talking about a standalone complex.
00:39:14.000If 10,000 run-of-the-mill regular Democrats who are working voting locations in various states— It could be as simple as one guy of his own volition being like, I can't let Hitler win.
00:39:26.000And so he says, Trump must be a no good, throws in the garbage.
00:39:36.000You're saying no one was there to witness that.
00:39:38.000Well, so the issue with 2020 was that a lot of the instances that people were saying was, hey, look, this person is doing something weird with ballot counting.
00:39:57.000If you are working polling locations and voting centers, what she is basically telling you is that you have to do whatever you can to stop Trump.
00:40:05.000So what happens if 10,000 people in swing states just take it upon themselves to do something illegal?
00:40:30.000And then you do that a couple times, and then you end up shifting how many votes for Trump in a swing district.
00:40:35.000If one person gets caught on tape doing that, man, that'll just send a shockwave through.
00:40:40.000Yes, but we already had in 2020 the woman who ran the ballots through multiple times, and that was never adjudicated.
00:40:46.000The question was, did they properly get counted?
00:40:49.000So the question was, is she re-scanning the same ballots because they're not serialized at incrementing more votes for Kamala, or were they just rejected from the scanner and she had to re-put them back in?
00:41:00.000All the Trump supporters are going to claim she's tripling Kamala votes by doing that because just run them through over and over and over again.
00:41:43.000And there should not be early voting month.
00:41:47.000Constitution says Congress provides, and Congress provides a single day for the election, and they've all started subverting the rules so they can put ballot boxes in insecure locations.
00:41:58.000Also, when a girl's running the same piece of paper through a machine multiple times, if that happens, that shouldn't be possible.
00:42:08.000They should be hand-counted paper ballots like almost every other country does, and they can get counted in a decentralized manner at the local level where three people are looking at each count, putting it in a box, locking it, and saying, we all agree this is the number.
00:42:21.000If you can do that, if you can have three people look at every ballot, what about the guy who's like, I can't read that, and he throws it away?
00:42:44.000And you've got to hope that they're not colluding.
00:42:46.000Well, there's only so much you can do.
00:42:48.000A machine's not going to actually be able to track political biases.
00:42:51.000So you have a Democrat or Republican and a nonpartisan, and they'll all look at it, and they'll all agree, that's a Trump vote, that's a Kamala vote, that's a Trump vote, that's a Kamala vote.
00:43:01.000They get put in a box, the number gets written down, they all sign it, it gets sealed with tamper evident tape three times, and they say, here's our number, we report it.
00:43:10.000Every jurisdiction does that, and in a decentralized way, all the data gets fed to a centralized location, and you have a near-perfect decentralized count of the vote.
00:43:22.000Guarantee that it's a Trump voter, a Kamala voter, and an independent person.
00:47:47.000As a poll worker, it's not your responsibility to police that.
00:47:50.000We're not any type of law enforcement.
00:47:52.000During yet another election poll watching training session at Maricopa County's election office, another citizen journalist discovered that federal agents from the DOJ will be inside those election centers.
00:48:06.000Again, all of this recorded by volunteers, citizen journalists, and poll watchers there in Arizona.
00:48:12.000What would be some reasons why the Department of Justice would need to show up at your poll center?
00:48:16.000They could be following up on a lawsuit or just coming to monitor things for this election.
00:49:05.000So people are angry at her, by the way, which I don't support.
00:49:08.000This poor girl is getting death threats, unfortunately, and I'm against that.
00:49:13.000They should be upset at the legislator.
00:49:15.000But remember, ballot harvesting means, Tim, you're delivering a bunch of other people's ballots, but it could be your sister, brother, grandfather, etc.
00:49:34.000And there's only a small amount of states that actually explicitly forbid it.
00:49:38.000And if you could look at these, I don't know if you can pull down the responses from the clerks or the head of the county, Stephen Richter is his name.
00:52:06.000What I know will happen in the next week, because I'm the leader of this effort, is we're just going to have 100 people provide recordings, Tim.
00:52:13.000And hopefully that deters the fraud that you speak of.
00:52:16.000How do we make it bigger than several hundred and get 10,000 people who are legally set up to record and monitor?
00:52:23.000Laws are very tricky on this and I have to say that.
00:53:00.000If you go to one of these polling locations completely under your legal rights and engage in monitoring or whatever it is legally and Trump wins, no, you're good.
00:53:10.000But if you do that and then Kamala wins, you're going to get locked up.
00:53:16.000Do you think they're going to do that?
00:53:17.000They set up Capitol Police offices around the country to go after people who are wandering around on January 6th and didn't even enter the building.
00:53:26.000So there's one story that I've talked about quite a bit.
00:53:28.000It was a woman who told me she was going to jail for 18 months, her and her husband, because they showed up to the Capitol hours, hours after the Capitol was breached.
00:53:37.000They went on the side of the building, they were walking around where there was no broken glass and no violence, the doors had been propped open.
00:53:42.000They walked up, no barriers, no obstructions, walked in the building, looked around for about two minutes, walked out having no idea what went on, arrested, charged, sentenced to 18 months.
00:53:53.000Let me do the ethical thing here because we're broadcasting a lot of people.
00:54:54.000I don't think anybody wants civil war at an official level.
00:54:59.000There's certainly people on the ground like Antifa and maybe some elements of the right that are like, yeah, bring it on, but that's ridiculous.
00:55:04.000I think what they're more looking for is, if you've listened to what Steve Baker had to say about January 6th, He's the journalist who's been criminally charged.
00:55:34.000If he did not have his own volition to evacuate, then the J6ers would have clashed with members of Congress.
00:55:39.000Steve Baker believes that was the intention.
00:55:42.000So that way they could say this was an insurrection.
00:55:44.000And if you think about it through that lens, everything they've done hunting down J6ers makes sense if a member of Congress was hurt in some way.
00:55:53.000But considering you have a bunch of nonviolent misdemeanor trespass, hunting people down and putting them in solitary confinement makes literally no sense.
00:56:01.000So I would I would say it's not that anybody wants a grand scale separatist movement or anything like that, but that they want to terrify people into sitting down and shutting up.
00:56:11.000They want to create an air of fear and terror among anyone who would oppose the uniparty machine and then give themselves justification for going after the people who speak up and speak out.
00:56:54.000I have to believe that we're just built differently.
00:56:58.000So even if it were true, which I don't actually believe, but even if it were true that Kamala Wins and all these regulatory agencies put people like me in jail...
00:59:57.000There's so many people that control their locality here.
01:00:01.000Yeah, you just need someone to, they're trying to, Tim, all those election officials in Maricopa are saying that stuff because they're trying to deter other people to do the same thing.
01:01:33.000Do you know why they're making these announcements?
01:01:34.000They know they're going to lose money, but they know what happens after this election when Trump wins.
01:01:41.000Trump is going to come out, and he's going to be pissed off.
01:01:43.000He's going to be pissed off at these guys who all went against him, and they believe that Donald Trump is going to win.
01:01:49.000Also, I think they legitimately don't support Kamala Harris.
01:01:52.000Like, Jeff Bezos does not support that regime.
01:01:55.000Benz, I think Mike Benz was talking about this, or somebody was talking about it last week, that these guys trusted the deep state.
01:02:00.000They trusted the apparatus, Zuckerberg with Facebook, and then they did their bidding, basically, during the Biden administration and with the Hunter Biden laptop suppression of that story.
01:02:10.000And then their reward was more crackdown, more supporting the EU's law on digital censorship.
01:02:17.000And they're like, we thought that if we did what you told us to do and censored the people you wanted us to censor, that you'd give us our power back or lighten up.
01:04:08.000Honestly, if there is a defense mechanism against totalitarian government, it is the people themselves and their companies, their organizations.
01:04:17.000Multinational corporations are dangerously center forces of power.
01:04:22.000Like you can Google has a lot of authority, but that also the people at Google could be a paragon against corruption because they help run our digital infrastructure, our communications like they they could maintain against some sort of crazy government overreach.
01:05:25.000All of these comedians, they, like Howard Stern, spews racial slurs left and right, but then once the woke mob controls the institutions, he drops to his knees and he begs like a spineless little coward.
01:07:48.000Regular people do not like what the institutions have become.
01:07:52.000But so long as they can beat people in a submission and tell them if you speak up, you're fired, people won't say anything.
01:07:58.000But now people are starting to speak up.
01:08:00.000Bud Light, as I mentioned, Disney, as I mentioned, and now Trump winning a popular vote victory finally silences the 8-10% of Americans who have this insane ideology.
01:09:34.000He knows what they're going to do to him if he keeps participating.
01:09:37.000He's become one of the most powerful men in the world, controlling one of the most powerful information apparati on the planet, and he's worth dozens of billions or whatever dollars, and now he's had a reformation.
01:10:38.000He made jokes mocking various subreddit.
01:10:41.000He had r slash gaming and r slash atheism.
01:10:44.000He made fun of the r slash atheism subreddit because he was like, it's actually really cool that you guys make fun of people for having different beliefs.
01:10:52.000He got attacked so mercilessly by the left, he deleted the video, removed it from the internet.
01:10:56.000I've never been able to find it since.
01:11:00.000That's not the only example, just the one I can think of off the top of my head, where people have been able to successfully purge stories from the internet using reputation management firms.
01:11:45.000I think it's a very compelling content, which randomly makes me think that good journalism is hard to come by and good stories are hard to come by.
01:12:05.000They said I was, it was like the most ridiculous, the most ridiculous, absurd, bureaucratic rationale.
01:12:12.000The same thing they're doing to Zach Apotheker from the Border Patrol.
01:12:14.000I had gone to a house in San Francisco.
01:12:19.000I did a story about CNN, undercover, and I went, or Facebook or one of these companies, but it was on Twitter.
01:12:26.000I posted to Twitter, and I forgot to blur the lamppost of the number of the house.
01:12:32.000so they argued that i had infringed privacy by leaving the number on the lamppost but cnn went to like people's private homes and blurred nothing random old ladies random old ladies in trailer parks you know about that one so they banned me because i had violated the privacy of this lamppost in a public neighborhood it was completely absurd and hypocritical and i do remember when they banned me on twitter i'm like whoa because i never thought i'd crossed that threshold
01:12:59.000and for two years i distributed my stories through other people if it's really really good people will share it That's my theory, at least.
01:13:41.000You're live with Tim, and we showed the clip of you in the patrol car, and we're talking about courage, and we're talking about people blowing the whistle, and Tim Poole made a point that people are afraid of losing their jobs, afraid of retaliation.
01:13:59.000Can you just talk about why that is and people following your lead?
01:14:03.000Well, I don't think I'm a courageous guy.
01:14:05.000I think, you know, I grew up in a country that I grew up playing wiffle ball with my brothers in the backyard, running around my neighborhood.
01:15:41.000I'm just here to say, when are we going to stand up and actually speak out for your country?
01:15:45.000I'm not saying you're going to beat me.
01:15:46.000I don't know if Tim has a question, but we're trying to get other people to follow your lead, and they're trying to make an example out of you, and that's the concern.
01:15:54.000What was the moment when you were like, the straw has broken the camel's back, I have to speak?
01:16:37.000I'm not in the entertainment industry.
01:16:40.000For those of you listening, you're listening to the Border Patrol agent in the film, Line in the Sand, who blew the whistle on the Border Patrol in his patrol vehicle, and now they're taking away his gun.
01:18:07.000There's little girls, and they're being picked up and trafficked, and they're just like, oh, I hate my life, hate my job, hate what I'm doing, but I need the money.
01:18:14.000And I'm like, what are you guys doing?
01:18:19.000It was just like the most absurd, I mean, it may have been the most absurd moment in the movie.
01:18:25.000It's like lost in all of this is any semblance of right and wrong.
01:18:30.000So all these guys, Zach doesn't know this because he's not on all the calls, but all these guys, actually Zach knows some of the guys, are waiting to see what happens to Zach.
01:18:41.000So it's almost like Zach needs to survive and thrive.
01:21:07.000I think for a lot of people, we're going to start seeing this more and more.
01:21:10.000I think there's two kinds of whistleblowers.
01:21:12.000Guy gets a job because he's like, hey, I want to work security nights.
01:21:15.000He sees somebody doing something wrong and he goes, that's wrong and I won't stand for it.
01:21:19.000He's going to take personal risk, but it's the right thing to do.
01:21:22.000There's another kind of whistleblower where they're actually looking at a scale, and they're like, if I say nothing, my life will be destroyed.
01:22:09.000There is somebody who's going to be working a job, and they're going to say, if I don't call out the people who are stealing from this company, this company's going to go out of business, I'm going to lose my job.
01:22:17.000And so there's a lot of, I think we're starting more whistleblowers that are looking at it more like, yo, this country is about to collapse economically.
01:22:25.000If I don't do something now and speak out, it'll be worse than saying nothing.
01:22:29.000It's almost like that Braveheart speech from Mel Gibson where he says, yes, you might keep your job, but But for a while.
01:22:36.000And many years from now, when you're lying in your bed and you're sitting there, what would you give if you had one chance to go back to 2024 on the eve of the presidential election and blow the whistle on FEMA? Or to vote.
01:23:25.000I don't know if you know that, but it is.
01:23:26.000Not only in the support of people coming out, that's obviously what you do in a lot of what your company does, which is extra spectacular, is the...
01:23:37.000Is the releasing the knowledge of what's happening in society?
01:23:40.000Because, Tim, like you were saying, people will blow the whistle when the opportunity cost of not blowing the whistle outpaces.
01:23:46.000Like, it's going to be worse if I don't throw my job away.
01:23:50.000But if they don't know how bad it might get...
01:23:52.000So that's our job as educators in a lot of what we do here and shows like this and people that are willing to ring the bell and show you, like, hey, the U.S. national debt is $36 trillion.
01:28:51.000Lost in any of this is any morality or concern about humanity?
01:28:56.000And to your point, which is well said, they have the narrative, right?
01:29:00.000Well, you're trying to help these people.
01:29:02.000Listen, I rode the train with the Venezuelans.
01:29:04.000I jumped on a moving freight train in Mexico and rode it with the – and it changed my life because I realized, oh, these are decent people.
01:30:56.000And they took a crowbar, destroyed all of his cameras, and so he didn't have the footage from that trip.
01:31:03.000So when we were detained by the Mexican National Guard this is in the film.
01:31:07.000My biggest concern was losing the footage, so I hid the SD chip in my cargo pants and And fortunately, when the Mexican National Guard detained me, they realized that I was a documentarian, and they became very terrified of me that I had recorded their illegal behavior.
01:35:14.000The U.S. military is an expert in doing that.
01:35:17.000I mean, honestly, if you're going to have a paramilitary organization creating chaos on your border, that's a military action waiting to happen, in my opinion.
01:35:25.000I'm just saying, this situation was ongoing during the Trump administration, so are we to expect...
01:35:31.000The administrative state, the Department of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services are executive agencies that are not elected.
01:35:39.000And they're going to exist regardless of who wins, just like the IRS is going to exist.
01:35:45.000So someone has to reform that and dismantle that.
01:35:48.000And Trump, I think Trump in theory wants to, but he has to surround himself with people who have the balls to do that.
01:36:33.000I mean, I'm throwing things at a wall right now, but that's one moment in the In the film, and it's in the very – please watch this movie.
01:36:39.000In the very first moment of this movie, there's a scene where I actually go to California, and you can actually see the cartel at the fence with a saw, okay?
01:36:49.000And they're buzzing through the steel, these steel beams in California.
01:36:53.000And I had planted recording devices on the beam so you could hear what they're saying.
01:36:56.000And they're saying, we need to get paid.
01:36:59.000And behind those men are people with guns.
01:37:36.000You're a law enforcement officer because I'm—why don't you just shoot that guy?
01:37:41.000It's just—it begs so many questions, and it's so broken.
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01:39:40.000Shane H. Wilder says, Justin Robert Young, political historian and host of Politics, Politics, Politics, asked to hold off on placing blame with the fire too early.
01:39:49.000The left immediately went after him, calling him far right.
01:40:05.000The number one comment I'm getting is why aren't you, you know, everyone needs to see this.
01:40:10.000And by the way, that, I want to answer this question, but the question I have is, I think this film is, you've seen it, it's a moral film, not a political film.
01:41:29.000It is the resources used to build institutions.
01:41:33.000And I don't think – I actually think the film – to answer the super chat question, I think the film is going to be more mainstream and more successful, not in a heightened political state.
01:41:41.000To your point, you've got to solve this crisis when Trump wins.
01:41:45.000And I will try to get this movie in theaters.
01:42:27.000Seems like only people who grew up on the internet liked it.
01:42:30.000But either way, it's like if you don't like the joke, I saw some people who are Puerto Rican on the internet, they were like, I think the joke bombed, but I don't, I'm not mad at the guy, I don't care.
01:45:28.000So, for those that don't know anything about magic, there's five colors.
01:45:32.000Each color represents, has an identity.
01:45:34.000There's white and black, red, green, and blue.
01:45:37.000Blue is control, green is growth, red is passion and aggression, white is honor and order, and black is ambition and sacrifice.
01:45:48.000So because he said his favorite card was a black magic card, they were arguing, a Democrat literally said, this represents how he would sell his soul for power.
01:47:30.000I think it's probably fair for people who are like, maybe you shouldn't have an insult roast comic this close in the election or something.
01:48:55.000I don't think it's racist to be like, if you were to say, insert African nation has a problem with waste, that's not racist, you're criticizing government.
01:49:54.000Yeah, if it's about skateboarding or Magic the Gathering, I can tell you literally everything, but if it's football, I don't know anything about that stuff.
01:50:00.000Although I do know that SNL was really funny where he's like, we'll play football, and they're like, and this is the game where you kick the ball with your feet?
01:51:36.000So I don't know what you expect to happen.
01:51:39.000This is the issue that people don't understand.
01:51:52.000The Democrats are going to say, oh, but there's hundreds of millions of ballots.
01:51:54.000I mean, how are you going to count all these things?
01:51:57.000Because you only have, like in one county, 300-something people in a small area and a handful of people count the votes and then they all agree and then that number gets sent up and it's decentralized.
01:52:08.000The number gets added to the database and at the top we see what the number is.
01:52:11.000And changing one won't be the big enough move to change the bigger picture.
01:55:33.000What I was explaining to me is that many of them think that their duty is to God, not the state.
01:55:37.000So they think that going to church is voting, and they ignore their earthly duties.
01:55:43.000And it's greatly offensive to a lot of people.
01:55:45.000Because I'm sure there's a lot of Christians who are like, no, you must fulfill your divine mandate here on earth with your responsibilities and your duties.
01:55:53.000But the way it was explained to me is that a lot of these religious people feel like going to church is their duty and they need do nothing else.
01:56:01.000I saw, like, Kamala supporters rallying in Charlestown on Sunday.
01:56:07.000I drove past these people and I didn't see, I looked down the street, you can see literally this church and then these people with abortion as healthcare signs.
01:58:07.000There's an argument on Twitter where someone was saying, it was Colin Wright, he was saying that just because we don't know the origin of life doesn't mean that we can make a supernatural explanation for it.
01:58:16.000But I just was like, okay, well, define supernatural.
01:58:20.000And the problem is supernatural, he responded with, not natural, and I just...
01:58:26.000It's not the definition of supernatural.
01:58:27.000God's formation of life could be like a wave guide.
01:58:30.000I asked Jim Tour about this, who's a chemist, works leading pioneer graphene scientist on Earth.
01:58:34.000He's also a creationist, and thinks, we talk about the, where does life come from, and physics and chemistry has been trying to figure this out, and I'm like, could you use sound to guide amino acids in a wave pool to create life?
01:58:48.000But that doesn't mean it's not possible.
01:58:50.000I think there's some sort of guidance that's causing things to form and to matter.
01:58:56.000My point is that there are a lot of people who are atheists and who are like, the only way to explain something is based on what we think we know.
01:59:09.000And the argument is, the idea of a grand creator is supernatural, therefore it's implausible and shouldn't be considered.
01:59:15.000And I'm like, that's actually really bad science.
01:59:18.000Just because God exists and you don't understand the mechanisms by which God exists doesn't mean it's supernatural.
01:59:24.000It's just beyond our current understanding, which is fine to say that's what supernatural means if that's what you're trying to define it as.
01:59:30.000So one definition of supernatural is beyond our current scientific understanding.
01:59:36.000But if that's what the definition you're using is, to then argue we should not consider the supernatural is literally saying, if we are going to try and determine how something came to be, we should not pursue ideas that exist outside of what we already think we know.
01:59:50.000Yeah, don't assume that something supernatural is the way it is, but be open to the idea that it might be.
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