On today's show, we have a special bonus episode featuring special guest Steve Baker of the 20th Amendment Board. We talk about Democrats' $20M project to learn how to talk to men, and why they just don't get it. Plus, the latest on Jordan Peterson and why he's not a Christian.
00:02:50.000We're going to break this down, but it comes down to basically your policies are really bad.
00:02:54.000You're elitists, and the fact that you're trying to learn how to talk to men shows exactly what the problem is.
00:02:59.000You don't act like people, just like regular people who have a conversation.
00:03:04.000Prominent writer for The Atlantic said, I have a suggestion.
00:03:07.000Just create a bunch of health podcasts and then trick people at the very last minute into voting Democrat, which is exactly what they're doing now, and they can't understand it.
00:03:17.000Now, of course, Maybe it comes and goes in waves and the moderates that joined the right will shift back depending on what happens.
00:03:24.000But we'll see two big projects from Democrats because they lost an election.
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00:06:15.000Yeah, they actually want more content out of me, but they keep putting me on these jobs that takes me into the deep, dark nether regions of investigative reporting.
00:06:25.000Yeah, we have an episode of the Green Room podcast at rumble.com coming up in a little bit where you're talking about directed energy weapons used on January 6th.
00:07:12.000Party leaders are holing up in luxury hotel rooms, okay, problem number one, on a strategy codenamed SAM or Speaking with American Men, a strategic plan, which of course would be SWAMISP, not SAM, to try and convince working class to vote their way again according to a report.
00:07:31.000They've blown millions of dollars, upwards of $20 million on their efforts, with donors and strategists holing up in luxury hotel rooms brainstorming how to convince working-class men to return to the party.
00:07:42.000The plan code named SAM, we get it, promises to use the funds to study the syntax, language, and content that gains attention and virality in these spaces.
00:07:51.000Along with this, we had this report from the New York Times.
00:07:54.000Democrats throw money at a problem countering GOP clout.
00:07:58.000At private gatherings, strategists and donors are swapping ideas to help the party capture the digital mojo that helped President Trump win.
00:08:23.000He games the algorithm and he makes money off it.
00:08:25.000Now, to exemplify this, I have this tweet from Derek Thompson, who I think hits the nail on the head with the hammer as to why Democrats cannot figure this out.
00:08:35.000Derek Thompson, of course, from The Atlantic writes, What Democrats really need is a way to reach people, especially young men who aren't consuming political news at all.
00:08:45.000is that Democrats should create a men's health sleeper cell movement.
00:08:49.000You astroturf liberal Joe Rogan by paying a bunch of ripped, great-looking male influencers to do three years of nonpolitical stuff, historical conspiracies, weird health-ish, supplement advocacy, etc.
00:09:02.000And then in August of 2028, they're all contractually obligated to go, oh, by the way, vote for the Democrat.
00:09:09.000What I absolutely love about that is he's saying, I know, let's trick people into voting Democrat, which didn't work the first time.
00:09:15.000And additionally, this is what they did in 2016.
00:09:18.000Prominent personalities and celebrities all came out and said, yay, Democrat.
00:10:14.000They're not going to walk away from them.
00:10:16.000As a bro's bro, I'll give the Democrats some free advice because I know they won't follow it anyway because they are beholden to the far left.
00:10:23.000The issue at hand here is that men don't want to be tone police and put up on endless purity tests.
00:10:30.000They don't want to have to feel like they're walking around on eggshells when they're on a podcast or what have you.
00:10:34.000So none of this would work because they'd say the wrong thing in a podcast and none of their viewers would end up forgiving them because of some, you know, misdeed that they've done in the past.
00:10:42.000And there's no room for forgiveness in the far left space.
00:10:45.000It's just an endless firing squad on one another.
00:10:48.000So that's why I don't think this stuff is going to pan out for them.
00:10:51.000The bros need space to feel comfortable being themselves, being a little bit off-colored.
00:10:57.000And that is no longer permitted at all in these leftist spaces.
00:11:00.000So men are ostracized out of their spaces, especially young men.
00:11:16.000I don't think that there's going to be any confusion among young men.
00:11:22.000When it comes to the position the left have regarding young men.
00:12:04.000I want to push back in that while I would argue that the sitcom problem we have is that Homer Simpson is a moron who just magically succeeds at everything he does no matter what, and Peter Griffin is much the same.
00:12:21.000They actually made a joke about it where Peter has a helicopter and Joe is like, how can you afford these things?
00:12:26.000So they have the idiot, doofy, fat husband trope, but at least as far as it goes with Simpsons and Family Guy.
00:13:25.000See, where do they go to the restroom, though?
00:13:27.000Because that's the brilliance on the right, is that if you can demonize them for going, you know, men dressed like women, for going into the women's room, and then they go into the men's room dressed like a woman?
00:13:40.000Yeah, I mean, it is, but it's better for a man dressed like a woman to go into the men's room than for a man dressed like a woman to go into the woman's room.
00:13:50.000It's tough to pick which one you prefer, I think.
00:13:52.000I think the issue largely is that Democrats don't have sincere policy plans.
00:13:57.000They have wacky ideas that they adhere to because you're supposed to, and that's it.
00:14:04.000They don't want to deviate from those lines.
00:14:05.000I think liberals all tend to have – don't get me wrong, conservatives have some of this too, but liberals tend to have a degree – like your degree of how far left you are is where you draw the line on what is acceptable socially.
00:14:19.000So far left doesn't mean you're a socialist anymore.
00:14:23.000It just means that you buy into everything the left offers.
00:14:26.000Then you have like the moderate left, and it's like, well, you're not going as far as some of these leftists, but you still don't like Trump.
00:14:32.000And then you're liberal if – You can disagree with all those things, but you still hate Trump no matter what.
00:14:37.000You won't recognize when the media lied to you.
00:15:36.000And it's that after decades of demonizing young white men, the Democrats are finally deciding that it's not a winning strategy and they're working to refocus outreach to them.
00:15:46.000So I think this may indeed be a sign of a white boy summer to come.
00:15:49.000Well, I actually think the Democrat strategy was white people don't have kids, so don't bet on them for the future.
00:15:56.000Bet on—so they were probably looking at a combination of racial in-group preference, except for white liberals with a racial out-group preference, and they said, how do we build a coalition?
00:16:07.000We're going to need something that brings together all races and white liberals, and that's why you end up with DEI.
00:16:13.000So they're trying to unify all of these groups under one umbrella.
00:16:17.000Then they basically say, we will take your job from you.
00:16:21.000We will destroy your life unless you agree with every aspect of the psychotic ideology, which is a big tent that, you know, they're jamming puzzle pieces into spaces they don't fit.
00:16:30.000The right is just like, you guys want to hang out and debate?
00:16:41.000I mean, yeah, but the thing is, that's because the left is so exclusive, right?
00:16:47.000The left kicks everyone out that doesn't agree.
00:16:49.000Again, this is something that we talked about a lot of times, but the reason that Donald Trump is in the Republican Party is because he used to be a Democrat, and now he wouldn't be welcome in the Democrat Party.
00:16:59.000Same thing with, you know, down the line.
00:17:01.000There's many, many, many, many people that you can name in public life in the administration that used to be Democrat and have just normal person opinions.
00:17:10.000But because they don't believe things like, you know, men can become women, they're excommunicated from the Democrat Party.
00:17:16.000That's why the MAGA, you know, the MAGA big tent is what it is.
00:17:20.000That's why we have the people that are, you know, pro-choice as well as people that are pro-life under the MAGA tent because it's a big tent, you know, party.
00:17:53.000You're all supposed to give people, provide people with a reprieve from thinking about Donald Trump for a minute, for an hour, for however long your show is.
00:18:41.000What I'm hearing from this, where he's like, I like doing stand-up because I'm tired of it sometimes, is that what actually is happening, media has decentralized to such a degree that anyone can get their opinions from anyone they want.
00:18:55.000So if there's a guy who firmly believes the earth is both flat and hollow, and in fact is a donut, someone can find that and listen to it.
00:19:03.000It used to be that you watched what was available.
00:19:06.000Now, what they've found is their lowest common denominator is not liking Trump.
00:19:12.000And so whether you're a socialist, a communist, an anarchist, or just some old lady who thinks Trump is a lizard, you will watch content that says Trump is bad.
00:19:22.000And so that's what he's actually talking about.
00:19:24.000It's not that the audience is demanding it.
00:19:26.000It's that nothing else unifies people anymore.
00:19:30.000There's no general conversation on news and politics.
00:19:39.000Because when we were looking at these liberal YouTubers right now, the Democrats are looking to spend a lot of money on.
00:19:45.000And you go to like David Pakman or Brian Tyler Cohen and almost every single video they do is just a photo of Trump and something bad written about him.
00:19:55.000It'll say, Trump shocks audience with unhinged comments.
00:20:47.000But there was something to talk about.
00:20:49.000Katy Perry got fired from her Vegas residency or whatever, and they said she lost money.
00:20:52.000And I'm like, that's actually really interesting for a major celebrity who just went into outer space and all this to be bombing so miserably.
00:22:43.000I'm saying if Seth Meyers came out and said Joe Biden's brain is made of jello, this guy's ridiculous, who would consider voting for a lunatic, then the left would riot against them.
00:22:53.000The conservatives won't come and watch.
00:22:55.000The left will riot and stop watching, and their ratings go to zero.
00:22:58.000So they said, okay, this is the conservatives'fault to a certain degree, and I've complained about this quite a bit.
00:24:09.000It's like 45% of millennial men are Democrat.
00:24:11.000These numbers changed, but these are the numbers from a few years ago.
00:24:14.000Millennial men are 55% Republican, 45% liberal.
00:24:21.000Women are more susceptible to social pressures than men are.
00:24:24.000So when the official mainstream narrative is weird, woke, psycho garbage, you are likely going to find that women adhere to those narratives more than men do because of their feelings, not because of the facts.
00:24:36.000Men are going to be more aggressive and obstinate, and they're going to adhere to facts, things they believe to be true and argue.
00:24:42.000If the Democrats started to bring men in and let them speak, it would create social pressures where more women would move over to their line of thinking.
00:24:52.000They'd still be liberals because you'd have masculine, aggressive, liberal men, not like Hassan.
00:24:58.000I mean, actually, like, politically moderate liberal types who are going to say things like, we don't want to trans the kids, but we do need to secure our borders, and we do need, you know, I think taxes on the wealth, on the rich make sense.
00:25:12.000Bring a guy in who says that and is charismatic and you'll see women start adopting those views and abandoning the weird woke ideology stuff.
00:25:18.000I think with the direction that people getting married is going in in our country that we're unfortunately not going to see that.
00:25:26.000And I think people between the parties support is becoming more gendered.
00:25:31.000That is more men are supporting the Republican Party.
00:25:33.000More women are supporting the Democrat Party.
00:25:34.000And we're actually seeing that to continue to be further exacerbated.
00:25:50.000We're seeing more extreme examples of this.
00:25:52.000So for example, in like South Korea, the gender divide and how they vote is very extreme.
00:25:57.000And with the way that the parties signal to the genders, I just foresee it continue to go to that direction.
00:26:04.000I feel like we'd be remiss if we didn't also mention that the Democrats are overwhelmingly pro-choice.
00:26:09.000And I've said it before on the show that I think women would rather be poor than lose their access to abortion at this point.
00:26:16.000I mean, generally for most women in this country.
00:30:41.000In a roundabout way, Tim, I guess I'm saying that Jesse Waters doesn't fill Tucker Carlson's shoes, who had big shoes to fill when Bill O 'Reilly left, too.
00:30:52.000I think Tucker would still be doing monster numbers more than Jesse Waters, but it seems as though he's more interested in doing the Tucker Carlson network stuff.
00:31:39.000They actually have a disproportionate amount of wealth.
00:31:41.000There's a lot of hyper-concentrated wealth and power in the 65-plus demographic.
00:31:47.000Now, when we look at the average age of viewers on these networks, it's around 70 years old right now.
00:31:52.000Because, like, to be honest, like seven years ago we were talking about this, the average age was like 65. So I could arguably be like, it's probably 70 now, but I think it's 69, 70 years old.
00:32:03.000We also see with the Real Clear Politics age breakdown, the only age bracket that opposes Trump is 70 plus.
00:32:11.000All of this wealth, homeownership, corporate equities is about 10 years away from just being up in the air.
00:33:08.000You're asking in ten years, will he be able to pull in that?
00:33:11.000I mean, he can do it right now because, as you said, the disproportionate amount of wealth on the boomer market that they're appealing to.
00:33:18.000So right now, there's also carriage fees, too.
00:33:21.000But yo, young people don't have cable.
00:33:23.000So I'm wondering, this whole thing's going belly up in 10 years.
00:33:27.000So I did a quick Google search on Hannity.
00:33:30.000His salary is estimated at $36 million.
00:33:33.000You know, again, I shouldn't pick on Fox News.
00:33:35.000We should look at, like, Anderson Cooper, right?
00:33:36.000I think there's also—it's worth mentioning that, like, some of—most of Fox News' biggest stars have ended up leaving Fox and ended up becoming independent Tim Pool-type creators, if you will, podcasters.
00:33:48.000Megyn Kelly, for example, Tucker Carlson.
00:33:52.000But, like, a lot of their best talent, most recognizable talent has left, and it really is a sign of where things are to go.
00:33:59.000But also, working at Fox News must be great because you know you're— Tapped into getting tapped on the shoulder by President Trump and being brought on board in the cabinet or something.
00:34:07.000I'm just, you know, I'm sitting here Google searching salaries.
00:34:10.000And Anderson Cooper's salary is estimated at $20 million a year.
00:34:14.000For a guy who pulls in $100K in the key demo, I'm just wondering.
00:35:06.000Our pillow is a burlap sack full of styrofoam packing peanuts.
00:35:10.000And I legit called Fox News and I was like, I want to run a commercial where we try and sell a burlap sack full of styrofoam packing peanuts.
00:35:17.000And they laughed and they were like, OK, it costs money.
00:37:17.000And they might buy commercials, but we don't actually see a lot of those commercial buys.
00:37:21.000It's pharmaceutical companies that are propping up these cable networks.
00:37:24.000And the reason why we get these messages is because they want favorable policies from Democrat politicians they're cutting these deals with.
00:37:33.000Pharmaceutical companies are going to make contributions when and where they can.
00:37:35.000They're going to prop up corporate news outlets.
00:37:38.000Those news outlets are scared of losing access.
00:37:40.000And the pharmaceuticals are like, listen, these Democrats are going to give us good deals.
00:37:46.000If you start running commercials that are pro-Republican that are challenging all this stuff, we're not going to buy ads with you anymore.
00:37:51.000And the news network's like, okay, then we'll stop doing it.
00:37:53.000The editorial comes in and says, guys, we don't want to, look, a Republican, you know, RFK Jr., for instance, why did the media attack him relentlessly?
00:38:02.000Pharmaceutical companies probably went to the big media and said, we will pull our ads if you keep disparaging us.
00:39:18.000You're going to contract three guys to write rage bait articles.
00:39:20.000Those articles will generate a couple grand each because you're going to say Trump is bad, celebrity garbage, celebrity garbage, and we're going to load with ads.
00:39:38.000Salary for the journalist is going to be, we're going to be modest, we're going to say $80,000 a year.
00:39:41.000But travel costs, legal costs, legal costs is going to be $300,000 for the first year because we're going to get sued to oblivion when we start digging into Pfizer's or pharmaceutical.
00:39:51.000The investor is going to say, okay, okay, half a million dollars.
00:40:07.000They're going to play softball so that you believe you're getting the news, but you are the product.
00:40:12.000They need more eyeballs, so they need sensational rage-baked garbage at the lowest cost possible to appease their investors.
00:40:20.000To be fair, you do have another problem today with membership basis where it's largely better so long as you're adhering to some kind of standard.
00:40:28.000But then you end up with, say, Washington Post or The New York Times where they have audience capture.
00:40:52.000sadly cannot be monetized to the amount that it takes to pay the journalist to make a living.
00:40:57.000And the downstream consequences of that is that journalism and news outfits...
00:41:08.000So for the New York Times, it's owned by the Salzburger family.
00:41:11.000So the thing is, they're not really adhering or have to feel the pressure from their subscribers if it came down to that, because they're a very rich family.
00:41:19.000Same for the Washington Post, currently owned by Jeff Bezos.
00:41:23.000If push comes to shove, they actually don't need to be profitable.
00:41:26.000And it's just rich people and rich companies that own a lot of these different news outlets.
00:41:31.000The motivation then is going to be just for access or the ability to affect the narrative then, right?
00:41:44.000NPR sues Trump over order to cut funding.
00:41:47.000The lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington by NPR and other public radio organizations said President Trump's executive order violated the Constitution and the First Amendment.
00:41:55.000I absolutely love that NPR's argument is we have a First Amendment right to taxpayer funds.
00:42:01.000It is a psychotic, crazy world where the AP, the Associated Press, sued saying we should be allowed in the press pool in Trump's Oval Office.
00:42:14.000There's no guarantee in the Constitution that a private organization has access to Trump's office.
00:42:19.000And because Trump would invite the press in general, AP, won a court case saying they should be allowed in, my argument is I should sue next.
00:42:28.000Why can't I be in the Oval Office whenever I want?
00:42:43.000The executive order that Trump issued four weeks ago, or I'm sorry, about three and a half weeks ago, ending taxpayer subsidization of biased media.
00:43:07.000So they want to say that the NPR is sued.
00:43:10.000The lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington by NPR and other public radio organizations, including Colorado Public Radio.
00:43:16.000And Aspen Public Radio said Mr. Trump's order violated the Constitution.
00:43:19.000Quote, the president has no authority to the Constitution to take such actions.
00:43:22.000On the contrary, the power of the purse is reserved for Congress.
00:43:25.000The White House had no immediate comment.
00:43:27.000This month, Mr. Trump signed an executive order ordering the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which backs NPR and PBS, to freeze all funding to those organizations.
00:43:35.000The Corporation for Public Broadcasting spends more than half a billion dollars on public radio.
00:43:40.000However, I do believe that is an executive branch, Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
00:43:44.000And so the president does have authority to direct their actions.
00:43:47.000However, there is a legal challenge and Congress has passed the funds for specific things, which means there's a check and a balance.
00:43:56.000What I want to – jumping back into what we were talking about before, getting into the story, what I wanted to mention is Phil brought up how the purpose of these news organizations is for clout and to control the narrative in the system.
00:44:09.000That's why – I believe it was Haim Saban.
00:46:09.000Doubling down on woke garbage that failed and then they went out of business.
00:46:12.000Well, again, these companies don't even care about being profitable because, again, it is an influence op.
00:46:17.000And I think we also need to take notice of one of the biggest influence ops that is coming out of the Middle East, a news organization called Al Jazeera that I think is underappreciated for how much it is a propagandizing arm of Qatar.
00:46:31.000That, again, doesn't need to be profitable.
00:46:33.000And I think we'll need a wrangle with the consequences of news organizations not even trying to be profitable at this point.
00:46:38.000Tim, I wanted to follow up on something you said earlier about NPR, and I believe it's the AP trying to sue Trump and the Trump administration to get more access to the Oval Office.
00:46:51.000We're very thankful here at TimCast for the Trump administration shaking up the way they do media access at the White House.
00:46:58.000If it was up to the White House Correspondents Association, who currently has a monopoly on coverage and access in the Oval Office, or well, used to, we wouldn't be in the Oval Office at all.
00:47:12.000And the fact when NPR isn't there or the AP isn't there, it's a different new media person that is.
00:47:18.000So all of that is to say that NPR and AP trying to sue to get back in is trying to take the place of other new media outfits getting in there like us, like the Daily Wire, like the Daily Caller, among other.
00:47:41.000I show you this because I believe this is evidence that when a media company With hundreds of millions of dollars was given an opportunity to produce successful content they chose not to intentionally.
00:49:45.000And what's fascinating to me is that the right, with domination in the space for now, the podcast presence, as they call it, have not been utilizing their resources to take cultural ubiquity.
00:50:37.000So all of a sudden, every billboard in Times Square that you can buy turns into a picture of a black man's face.
00:50:44.000And it's some, like, art campaign or whatever.
00:50:48.000I was talking to my buddies about this 10 years ago.
00:50:51.000How do we buy every billboard in Times Square all at once?
00:50:54.000Because that's like a big flash everybody notices and exactly what happened with this.
00:50:58.000The right won a podcast battle helping Donald Trump win.
00:51:03.000And they all remained independent, isolated, didn't do big ad runs.
00:51:07.000They're not doing what Coca-Cola does.
00:51:09.000What I think we're going to see next, I think, you know, we bought billboards.
00:51:15.000Timcast IRL is on billboards all across the country, and many people have seen them if you're driving through, especially the Rust Belt where we bought a bunch.
00:52:17.000But we don't spend as much as these people can.
00:52:20.000And so we might do like tens of thousands per month depending on the show we're doing or the videos we want to promote, things like that.
00:52:27.000What you're going to end up seeing is, here's my bet, Democrat PAC or something, or a Democrat-aligned media interest is going to say, we represent a bunch of these big podcasts on the liberal side that are on YouTube, but they don't do so well.
00:52:44.000Now, we've got a $50 million budget for the year, but we don't know if we want to spend that on YouTube ads if you guys aren't promoting us and they're not being seen by people anyway.
00:52:56.000YouTube will then be like, let's do a deal.
00:53:00.000Then when you go to the front page of YouTube as a conservative, all of a sudden you're only getting liberals.
00:53:04.000And it's because YouTube says, look, they bought a $50 million package.
00:53:08.000So their ads are going to appear all over the place.
00:53:11.000Banner ads, video display ads, and they're going to start popping up in the algorithm more often.
00:53:16.000So they're going to ignore your personally identified profile algorithm and then force feed you.
00:53:23.000I would argue that there's a balance of yes with a but.
00:53:26.000YouTube, of course, doesn't want to lose users.
00:54:42.000Especially if they're offering big cash.
00:54:44.000I think we're going to see that next year in the midterms, and that's what's going to cause a lot of damage to Republicans.
00:54:50.000But that being said, Democrats still have crackpots.
00:54:53.000Yeah, I mean, the scenario you lay out actually is very similar to the way that it was before people kind of started to realize that the left controlled everything.
00:55:05.000I mean, the general consensus was that it was normal, and then you had conservatives.
00:55:13.000But then normal started saying crazy things like, Men can become women and such.
00:55:18.000But it was that, you know, the general consensus was, oh, this is what normal people think, and we don't have to be political.
00:55:27.000We just talk about whatever topic we're talking about, or whatever we like.
00:55:31.000And then if politics comes up, it's obvious that we would vote for Barack Obama, or it's obvious the right choice is the Democrats.
00:55:39.000And that was the way that kind of society had been running for, you know, probably since Bill Clinton.
00:55:44.000You know, even when George Bush was the president, the general consensus was still from the media and from the left that it was clear that, you know, George Bush might have been kind of an anomaly, but most of your political positions should be the positions that the left had.
00:56:02.000I don't want to make this sound like it's uniquely a left issue.
00:56:06.000There was a story that relates to this that came across my radar last week from the Washington Examiner talking about how Qatar has foreign influence operations here in the United States.
00:56:18.000I'm going to read you a couple of paragraphs from here because I feel like it relates.
00:56:20.000It's in regard to Tucker Carlson interviewing the prime minister of Qatar and the organization that payed.
00:56:38.000The title, it's from the Washington Examiner.
00:56:40.000Conservative media targeted by Qatari foreign influence operations.
00:56:43.000You're going to have to archive it because it has a paywall.
00:56:46.000So it says, I'm reading from it, perhaps Qatar's biggest victory in its post-election right-wing media campaign thus far was securing an interview between Tucker Carlson and Prime Minister Mohammed bin...
00:57:00.000Qatar paid top dollar to ensure the interview take place.
00:57:03.000FARA records show that Luminate Advisors, a legal consulting company for which very little public information is available, facilitated the interview between Carlson and the Qatari dignitary.
00:57:12.000The Luminate Advisors paid $180,000 per month to provide media and communication coaching and consulting services.
00:57:21.000I don't have it pulled up, so just keep going.
00:57:38.000Conservative media targeted by Qatari foreign influence operations.
00:57:41.000So what was the point you were bringing up?
00:57:43.000So we were talking a lot about how the left is influenced by billionaires that are trying to fund their money.
00:57:50.000And I don't think it's unique to the left.
00:57:52.000And I think on the right, we also have different billionaires flooding money into the space, perhaps trying to get money.
00:57:59.000It says, Cutter paid top dollar to ensure this interview took place.
00:58:03.000Foreign Agent Registration Act records show that Lumen8 Advisors, LLC, A legal consulting company for which very little public information is available helped facilitate between Carlson and the Qatari dignitary.
00:58:14.000The embassy of the state of Qatar pays Lumen 8 advisors $180,000 per month to provide media and communication coaching and consulting services.
00:58:21.000Qatar wants to further cement ties with Trump and allies for many reasons, including to defend itself against Republican attacks for its relationship with Hamas in Iran.
00:58:29.000Anna Jacobs, a non-resident fellow at the Arab Gulf States Institute, said of the Carlson interview.
00:58:35.000So they were saying that the biggest victory was Tucker Carlson and Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani in March.
00:58:42.000Now, the one I mentioned has got six million views across X and YouTube.
00:58:45.000That being said, I mean, it doesn't mean Carlson has anything to do with it.
00:58:49.000I think what we have to be careful about, if Qatar is hiring a media advisory agency and then saying we want to, like, on this Luminate emails Tucker and says, would you like to interview the Prime Minister of Qatar?
00:59:32.000I don't think Tucker got paid to do this interview.
00:59:35.000I think if someone emailed me and said, would you, if someone emailed Tim Castile and said, would you like to interview the Prime Minister of Qatar?
00:59:41.000I think there's foreign agents being paid by the Qataris to help facilitate their relationship with right-wing figures like Tucker Carlson.
00:59:52.000It was an extremely friendly interview from what I'm used to seeing from Tucker Carlson.
00:59:56.000So I think there is reason for concern.
00:59:58.000And again, There's also many people in the Trump administration who's had a lot of donations from Qatar that I think it's something to be aware of.
01:00:06.000Pam Bondi received millions of dollars in donations when she was aging in Florida from Qatar.
01:00:13.000She formally lobbied for Qatar, it says.
01:00:43.000Well, I mean, I think that it's probably obvious that they're looking to do as much as they can to influence, but I think that, I mean, a lot of countries do that, don't they?
01:00:52.000It's a question of whether it's illicit.
01:01:09.000I would break this down as Tucker Carlson was approached by a media consulting firm that works for Qatar and said, would you like to interview the prime minister?
01:01:17.000And he said, yeah, that sounds amazing.
01:01:41.000The reason it's FARA is because it's Cutter.
01:01:42.000And I think the attempt here from the examiner is to malign Tucker Carlson as if he didn't make it appear as though he did something wrong.
01:01:51.000Is there a narrative that you believe Cutter tends to push that you find objectionable?
01:01:55.000Or do you think that they have motives that are contrary to what the United States motivation would be?
01:02:00.000So I think their Al Jazeera media outfit is an anti-Western outlet that has a lot of nefarious intentions on the world stage.
01:02:10.000and I think they are the main funders behind that, and I'm super critical of them.
01:02:14.000I think they're huge hypocrites, so you know, On their Al Jazeera channel, they'll constantly rail about human rights, but they built their country with slave labor.
01:02:23.000You said they only have 300,000 citizens, right?
01:02:26.000But there's something like 2 million non-registered citizens in their country pretty much acting as slaves.
01:02:32.000There's no rights for women in their country, among other things.
01:02:34.000I think Al Jazeera Plus is or was the bigger issue.
01:02:50.000I think it's a conflict of interest to just completely stay out of it.
01:02:54.000I think they should try to be unbiased and cover themselves.
01:02:56.000The same thing with the Washington Post and Bezos.
01:02:59.000If you were truly unbiased, then you'd have some of the most cynical coverage of yourself.
01:03:02.000But it's convenient for one of the biggest networks in the Middle East, run by such a small country, to be like, oh yeah, we'll cover all the misdealings of all the countries around us, except in our own country.
01:03:14.000And a lot of the Middle Eastern countries around them in the Middle East don't like them as a result of this.
01:05:09.000Maybe not in that case, but they're going to have influence with celebrities that they're going to bring over for their weddings, and they're going to pay $250 million for a wedding for a prince.
01:05:20.000And they'll donate a ton of money to the school that you want your child to go to, and they're donating to all these politicians, and they're donating to all of these interest groups, and then they have their media outfits that are all incestuous with one another.
01:05:33.000The Israelis would be jealous of the influence operation that the Qataris have.
01:05:39.000I view it largely similar to be honest.
01:05:43.000I think the numbers from Qatar And I think there's also something to say about, I think there is actually a lot of genuine grassroots support for Israel in the West, in America in particular.
01:05:56.000I also think Israel's coded to be right-wing and coded to be right, at least by the left.
01:06:03.000So I think there's reason to support Israel and the country, as opposed to Qatar, which is completely misaligned with our values.
01:06:09.000Totally, and supports terrorists, actually, and people who are antithetical to our values, and actually don't align with us on any values, but we do have an airbase there, so I think that's what it kind of comes down to, to project power.
01:07:18.000The only reason it's on the list at all is because the U.S. is providing funding to Israel and there's conflict going on around it that I don't think the U.S. should be involved in.
01:07:27.000But it's amazing that there are people in this country who… And I'm like, that's America last.
01:07:41.000You care so much about Israel, you would burn this country to the ground with Joe Biden.
01:07:48.000That means your first priority is Israel.
01:07:51.000Whether you love Israel or hate Israel, these people who only ever complain about Israel, they don't care about Burma, they don't care about...
01:11:55.000It's obvious that Ian controls the weather, not Israel.
01:11:57.000The amount of crazy conspiracies they think—they believe that Israel controls everything, is this secret cabal of Jews that are running the whole world, and I'm like, that is Israel's first you can get.
01:12:07.000They hate America, and they only care about Israel.
01:12:11.000Let's jump to this next story from Newsweek.
01:12:13.000Donald Trump makes Canada a new offer to become the 51st state.
01:12:17.000And the best part is he claims they're considering it.
01:12:19.000He posted on Truth, I told Canada, which very much wants to be a part of our fabulous Golden Dome system, that it will cost $61 billion if they remain a separate but unequal nation, but will cost $0 if they become our cherished 51st state.
01:13:10.000So because I'm an expansionist, I'm down with taking Canada.
01:13:13.000So I think the real test case for taking Canada would be if a war broke out, we'd have to occupy Canada to maintain its safety and to make sure it doesn't become a satellite of Canada.
01:13:24.000Or a satellite of China is how I think it would go.
01:15:06.000He said something like that, like the political climate change is no longer relevant, and the media all ran, Trump says climate change isn't real.
01:15:13.000And I was like, no, he was saying that the political attacks they were using were based on lies.
01:15:18.000If climate change was actually the crisis that they say, they would have been issuing nuclear permits two decades ago.
01:16:01.000And it was funny because all of these anti-Israel people got super mad when I pointed that out to Adam Conover.
01:16:08.000And they lost their minds because they live in Wally World.
01:16:11.000I'm like, Trump's issue, if you look at the big picture, is global trade.
01:16:17.000That's why they're bombing the Houthis.
01:16:19.000That's why they have interests in Sinai, in the Suez, and that's why he cares about the Northwest Pacific, Greenland, Canada, and that's why Panama.
01:16:26.000His, like, principal issue is, I will control global trade.
01:16:29.000That's largely been the American position for domination.
01:17:22.000I think it's textbook art of the deal, and this is just his starting point in the negotiations, I think particularly for Greenland.
01:17:30.000And I think Tim's spot on about getting different parts of random northern parts of Canada for future military bases and whatnot.
01:17:37.000Same with Greenland, if we can negotiate something like that.
01:17:40.000Or at least getting people interested in the idea, maybe a couple of decades down the line, something goes wrong in Canada, and Americans change their feelings towards that.
01:17:47.000Maybe we could be like, oh, remember when Trump thought this was a good idea?
01:17:58.000I do think that the argument that the government makes about Greenland being important to national security is legitimate, but I don't think that – I think that it'll likely be some kind of military base that we lease an area to install a military base.
01:18:20.000I'm pretty sure that there's already a U.S. military base there, at least one.
01:18:24.000The president and J.D. Vance were both talking about economic incentives to Greenland to get them to allow more.
01:18:32.000And I think that's what it's going to end up winding up being.
01:18:35.000I believe during World War II, we did occupy Greenland again to secure their liberty.
01:18:41.000Because someone else was not occupying.
01:18:59.000Well, there's going to be a big World War II.
01:19:03.000It's Denmark that actually owns Greenland, right?
01:19:05.000Sure, yeah, but if something pops off in Europe— If something pops off in Europe, hey, maybe we'll see how things go in Ukraine and Russia.
01:21:16.000We still have a treaty, I think, with Denmark allowing us to operate there.
01:21:20.000Like I said earlier, I think that it'll end up being the U.S. having some kind of military presence, maybe another military base or a couple military bases or something.
01:21:28.000But I don't think that there's a whole lot of benefit to taking Greenland because most of it...
01:22:58.000They put out this—Jubilee put out one Christian versus 20 atheists featuring Jordan Peterson.
01:23:05.000Then after a major backlash from Christians who were like, Jordan Peterson is not a Christian, and even says in the show that he's not, they changed it to Jordan Peterson versus atheists.
01:23:14.000To be fair, I think Jubilee should retitle it to Jordan Peterson versus 20 anti-Christians, because I don't even think it's fair to call them atheists.
01:23:23.000Here's the clip in question, however, that is going massively viral.
01:24:18.000Jordan Peterson is getting roasted by the left and the right because in this whole debate, or whatever you want to call it, he kept doing, I don't know, semantic games.
01:24:57.000They then wrote down Christian versus atheist.
01:25:00.000Jordan Peterson comes in as some kind of deist, not Christian, and then...
01:25:07.000Yeah, I mean, clearly Jordan Peterson wasn't there to defend Christianity from a position of, I believe Christ is my savior, right?
01:25:16.000Like, if you're going to go in there and you're going to be defending Christianity, you shouldn't just defend the moral principles laid out in Christianity.
01:25:25.000You should be there saying, no, I believe in God.
01:25:28.000I believe that Jesus Christ is his son.
01:25:33.000I believe that I'm saved through his grace.
01:25:36.000You shouldn't be like, oh, you know, I like Christianity and I like the way that Christianity sets up society or the way that societies that are Christian end up being run.
01:25:48.000I think that you should actually believe in Christianity.
01:25:50.000I think that's a big problem here is he doesn't.
01:26:38.000It's not a figment of your imagination.
01:26:41.000It's the presupposition of your attention and your action.
01:26:45.000And you're either fragmented, in which case you worship multiple gods, or there's some unity at the bottom of it that makes you an unstoppable force.
01:27:39.000If you're, like, in, like, Nazi Germany, and it is the case that there's, like, Jewish people in your attic, and you're trying to protect them, would you lie to, like, the Nazis?
01:27:46.000I would have done everything I bloody well could, so I wouldn't be in that situation to begin with.
01:27:51.000It's a hypothetical, and it's not answerable.
01:27:54.000No, I can't answer a hypothetical like that because it's fun.
01:28:02.000I don't understand what Jordan Peterson is at this point, to be honest.
01:28:08.000This was hard for me because I think that Jordan Peterson contributed a lot to my own life going back before his fame even, the videos that I used to watch.
01:28:20.000And I have actually said over and over again to many people in certain circumstances when you're being very transparent about your life and your own spiritual journey that he helped me a lot in rediscovering kind of who I am.
01:28:51.000I think the issue largely is Jubilee asked Jordan Peterson to debate atheists, and he's some kind of deist, not a Christian, and then told all these atheists, you're going to debate a Christian, which actually proves Jordan Peterson was right the whole time.
01:29:06.000That being said, Jordan Peterson's performance was pretty miserable when he's like, what do you mean by believe?
01:29:09.000Like, bro, you understand what he's saying.
01:29:12.000If you want to clarify for the audience and say, I believe what you're saying by believe is – Okay, he's qualified his statement.
01:29:28.000And the fact that the Jubilee producers asked a bunch of anti-Christians to debate a deist proves the producers themselves don't know what atheism or Christianity or deism or God is.
01:29:42.000If you're an atheist, you don't believe in Jesus.
01:29:45.000Jordan Peterson as a deist is saying God has many shapes and forms.
01:29:49.000You don't know what you're saying no to.
01:29:51.000At one point in the debate, where I do think he did well, he said that one of the definitions of God, I think Jonah in the Bible, is conscience, the voice of morality within you, not this all-knowing divine creator necessarily.
01:30:06.000They're just saying, okay, well, I don't believe in Scripture.
01:30:09.000And so Jordan Peterson is debating anti-Christians from the context of they don't believe God exists, and they're debating a deist based on their criticism of Christianity specifically.
01:30:19.000All of the people who came in were debating Christianity, not Islam, not Hinduism, not Confucianism or anything else.
01:30:25.000It was literally anti-Christians versus Jordan Peterson.
01:30:29.000Horrifyingly embarrassing, though, for all of them.
01:30:31.000I will say, Jubilee may have played some funny games with how they brought all of this together, but I think for me and any others who looked up to Jordan Peterson in the past and found a lot of meaning in a lot of his self-help early on are deeply saddened to see him like this.
01:30:45.000The contrast between this interview and his body language here compared to the famous Kathy Newman interview years ago, I remember him.
01:30:54.000He was sitting back, hanging out, ready to, you know, deflect or have some witty comeback to win.
01:31:00.000Kathy was coming back against him there.
01:31:16.000The conspiracy theory now is we have this major resurgence among the youth towards Christianity.
01:31:26.000So actually, the episode I did with Bill Maher and Club Random came out, and one of the things we talked about a couple times was, you know, I asked him, like, you're an atheist.
01:31:40.000Young people are becoming more religious.
01:31:42.000The conspiracy theory is that Jordan Peterson was brought in as a heel, not Jordan Peterson intentionally, but other people brought him in, as he is not a good representation.
01:32:00.000And this is the clever tactics that we'll see from liberals.
01:32:04.000They're going to try and get people like Jordan Peterson.
01:32:07.000They're going to create circumstances where they can laugh in your face.
01:32:10.000This is my problem with real time with Bill Maher.
01:32:15.000Ben Shapiro came on the show and some trans person just berated him with a gish gallop for a minute and then got up and left and they all started hooting and clapping and cheering.
01:32:24.000young people into thinking that's power.
01:32:26.000So here you have Jordan Peterson hemming and hawing, failing to answer basic questions and playing semantic games.
01:32:32.000So young people are going to see this and be like, wow, Christians are dumb.
01:32:35.000As a producer right now, could I chime in and just give my take on that?
01:32:41.000Because it seemed like they were doing the whole Tim and Eric thing where they would go to the Like a funny-looking guy to just mog Jordan Peterson there.
01:32:51.000But also, if you've read Jordan Peterson's book, one of the things he says is, don't lie or at least try to tell the truth.
01:35:11.000So I do think that the context that he's in, this is not...
01:35:17.000I think that it was the wrong guy to make these arguments.
01:35:21.000When he was doing his big tour out with Dave Rubin, opening for him and that sort of thing, I went and saw him in Charlotte, a big theater there, Charlotte, North Carolina.
01:35:29.000And I didn't know what to expect at that time, going back that far with him.
01:36:12.000There are jump cuts in there, notably in the first one about Christianity.
01:36:15.000The guy says, I was invited here to talk to a Christian.
01:36:17.000He says, no, you were invited here too, and then it jump cuts.
01:36:19.000So we don't know what Jordan Peterson said.
01:36:21.000It sounds to me like Jordan Peterson was arguing as a deist, or some form of deist, and Jubilee went and said, do you want to debate Christians?
01:36:31.000So I actually agree with Jordan Peterson when he says atheists reject God without understanding it.
01:36:37.000And it's because I would say 95% of conversations I have with atheists end up just arguing Christianity, to which I go, well, I'm not a Christian, so I don't know what you're arguing.
01:36:46.000And they'll be like, well, like Jesus, this, and I'll be like, okay, well, I'm not talking about Christianity, so what are you arguing?
01:36:52.000Almost every instance where I have a conversation about my belief in the existence of God, it results in them just arguing Scripture.
01:37:01.000Now come back to the issue of God, and they can't tell the difference.
01:37:05.000Jordan Peterson, I think, gets that right, but when you're in a room full of people who are anti-Christians, using the word atheist to describe that, it's a really easy attack vector.
01:37:15.000One of the things he gets asked about is whether he rejects the god Lono.
01:37:30.000And then they're saying, you're rejecting But that's the issue, I think, largely with these people.
01:37:38.000They always base their disbelief in God on, they think God means, and I'm not saying literally every atheist, I'm saying there's a tendency among people who identify as atheists, they believe God means man in white robes with a beard flying in the sky.
01:37:54.000And then when you try and explain something like, you know, with all due respect to Bill Maher, when I asked him if he understood Einsteinian God or Logos, He just chuckled and said, I love how people come up with cute ideas to try and give themselves this thing.
01:38:05.000And I was like, I'm not saying I believe in scripture.
01:38:07.000I don't know that Bill Maher understands the concept of logos, universal code, or any idea.
01:38:15.000He largely just views narrative tales as religion.
01:38:19.000So when he says he's an atheist, he's basically saying, I don't believe the Torah.
01:38:36.000Because I think the issue is if you were to legitimately question the nature of reality, you'd probably conclude that you're at least agnostic, not atheist, not outright stating there is no God.
01:39:38.000Gold and silver are critical, which is why I've always been a longtime holder.
01:39:42.000And I was talking to the Lindy man earlier on the morning show, and he was saying he thought people should buy gold and silver because population collapse is going to result in some kind of economic crises.
01:39:54.000And then maybe AI picks up the slack, but I'm like, what do we do?
01:39:58.000He's like, I don't know, gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
01:40:00.000So, my friends, Trump is trying to make America great again.
01:40:04.000I've always believed in physical gold and silver ownership as a great diversifier, but now it's 100% mandatory because you've got to offset the whiplash markets are experiencing right now.
01:41:57.000He says, with the COVID vaccine no longer being recommended by RFK Jr. and the new strain coming from China, what's the over-under on the left blaming the admin for people getting sick before the week is out?
01:42:09.000To be clear, RFK Jr., through the CDC specifically, has removed the COVID vaccine from the recommendation lists for young children and for pregnant women.
01:42:20.000So I don't know what they're currently recommending for regular, you know, middle-aged individuals or adults.
01:45:09.000The Emperor's Champion says the same thing Democrats are trying reminds me of when SpongeBob tried to get into the Tough Guy bar but fails and has to go to the Weenie Hut.
01:45:34.000The point is, it's actually pretty funny, in The Simpsons and in Family Guy, they get all— It's a show about a middle-aged guy who gets random odd jobs.
01:46:49.000That was the perfect meme moment because in The Simpsons, there's the meme where Grimes, Grimey, as Homer liked to call them, goes to his house and he's like...
01:48:21.000Have you heard that Alberta is attempting to separate from Canada and Trump is offered to allow them to be covered by the Golden Dome for free if they become the 51st state?
01:48:30.000Yeah, Alberta is a separatist movement, I believe.
01:48:39.000I mean, it was a fraction of a percentage point that they managed to get enough vote to stay within the Canadian Union, if they call it that.
01:50:12.000Well, I think he said, I wouldn't allow myself to get into that position, because if you got into that position, then you've already sinned so many times.
01:50:19.000He was doing mental gymnastics, but yeah.
01:50:22.000I think he could have phrased it like, well, I understand the hypothetical you're giving me, but I would never allow Jews to hide in my attic.
01:50:29.000Tim, would you allow Jews to hide in your attic?
01:51:38.000And he was like, so, okay, you all raised your hands.
01:51:42.000Name something today that you've done that would get you fired from your job that is considered widely offensive and goes against the social order.
01:52:59.000There's more now today than even back in the founding of this country.
01:53:07.000But when our black slaves became free in this country, They became some of the highest percentage of slave owners themselves, follow-up, because once they were freed and they acquired land and then they acquired property, part of that property were other human beings.
01:53:27.000I know because you can actually go, you can look this up and you can see state by state because I was horrified that the state that I was born and bred in, Louisiana, actually had the highest percentage of black slave-owning blacks or the highest percentage of black who owned slaves.
01:53:45.000And I believe that was also the case with Liberia, I believe it was, where former slaves went, we sent them back to Africa, and they ended up enslaving and copying the plantations that they were familiar with over here.
01:53:57.000And they have a similar constitution, I believe, to the United States, but they've...
01:54:05.000Well, you can't take a bunch of slaves, people who couldn't read or write or understand the constitution that they were given.
01:54:13.000Dump them in a faraway land and say, best of luck, and then expect a country to emerge.
01:54:53.000What is the top spender, and this is overt legal money, for influencing U.S. political systems, the number one country that spends the most money?
01:56:42.000Okay, interesting, because traditionally I understand AIPAC to not be, they don't have to register as far as it's American citizens supporting them.
01:57:30.000But according to Open Watch, foreign lobby spending, Israel's not even in the top ten.
01:57:34.000That's why I say, you have to live in this world where there's a bunch of, like, they think Jews are running around controlling everything.
01:57:42.000Because when you actually look at the data and go over all of it, you're like, yeah, they don't.
01:58:02.000Okay, for now, when I do research, regardless of what the lunatics believe, and regardless of what people tell me, whether they're experts or otherwise, what I find is Israel's not even in the top ten.
01:58:15.000Qatar spends, what, eight times as much as Israel does, according to Open Secrets.
01:58:19.000It would be interesting to get those numbers per capita as well, because China's number one, but China's a country of over a billion people.
01:58:56.000Safety Inspector of the Nuclear Power Plant, Astronaut, Mayor, Boxer, Food Critic, Grease Salesman, Bodyguard for Mayor Quimby, Country Western Manager for Lorraine Lumpkin, Garbage Commissioner, Mountain Climber, Farmer, Inventor, Crusty the Clown Impersonator, Voice of Pooch, Celebrity Assistant to Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger.
02:00:07.000If this was like talking about Family Guy and these are all the cut scenes that were just like, you know, 30 seconds to a minute of the show, I mean, that would make more sense.
02:00:17.000But I had no idea that Homer Simpson had that many jobs.
02:00:24.000There's an episode from the early seasons where Homer goes, Marge, you know I've had a lot of jobs in my life?
02:00:52.000Pianist, producer, school board director, sex ed teacher, temporary principal, waiter, ghostbuster, sheriff, hitman, president, recycling mascot, sumo wrestler, night volunteer, singer, CPR instructor, cashier, fast food worker, CEO, dictator, and United Nations interpreter, opera singer, bomb diffuser, and those are the cutaway gags.
02:01:08.000So in actual episodes, it's like 25. Yeah, you ain't hanging with Homer Simpson, dude.
02:02:35.000Taxes only on the first 40 hours worked.
02:02:39.000And if you're salaried, you list your hours every week, and then we divide how much you get paid in salary by those hours, and you're only taxed on the first 40 hours.
02:02:50.000That way, you can choose to work more, and when you do, you don't lose money by doing so.
02:02:56.000Taxes not—so Trump passed—they passed the big, beautiful bill, no tax on overtime.
02:02:59.000I'm saying straight up, no taxes on anything past 40 hours.
02:03:42.000Steve, do you want to shout anything out?
02:03:43.000Nothing to shout right now except, you know, hop on over to The Blaze and check out our stories that we're doing on a particular congressman from Florida and then about a rogue FBI agent that we caught in the act of not actually working for the FBI while she pretended that she was.
02:07:37.000Given how big of an alleged transphobic bigot J.K. Rowling is, the author of Harry Potter, this should be perceived as a win that they're even running with this TV show.
02:07:47.000That they're even allowing it to proceed.
02:07:49.000Because at least in the UK or whatnot, she is loathed, as I understand, by the far left because of her stance on trans issues.
02:07:58.000Why is J.K. Rowling even allowing this?
02:08:03.000I imagine that she doesn't have any creative control over it.
02:08:07.000No, but she has the rights to Harry Potter.
02:08:40.000She'd otherwise be progressive if it weren't for the trans issue, which the left purity tested her out of the party as a result of.
02:08:47.000This really embodies what we were talking about on the show earlier today, how she would be a Democrat for all other intents and purposes if it weren't for the trans issue.
02:08:56.000Not even if it weren't for the trans issue.
02:08:58.000If they didn't exile her on her position on the trans issue, she'd still be welcome in amongst liberals.
02:10:18.000The original six books by Frank Herbert are...
02:10:22.000But, you know, for one thing, you're talking about a people, a desert people, that have lived in this desert for 10,000 years at this point.
02:10:31.000They've lived in this desert, and yet some are white, some are just pitch black, some are tan, some are brown.
02:10:37.000No, they would all be, in 10,000 years, this race of people would all be brown.
02:13:15.000If you can get your hands on, like, original copies of anything, it's a good idea to get them.
02:13:20.000And if you can get them digitized, it's even better.
02:13:22.000In the latest Black Mirror, there's an episode where reality keeps changing.
02:13:30.000This woman keeps saying, like, I'll just break it down for you.
02:13:33.000A woman has the ability, using a supercomputer, to dictate what is or is not.
02:13:38.000And so this woman keeps saying something like, I didn't drink your almond milk.
02:13:42.000And then all of a sudden they find security footage of her actually doing it because someone can.
02:13:46.000They made two versions of that episode because there's a chicken restaurant and it's – I forgot what the name of the chicken restaurant is.
02:13:53.000But in one version she's like, no, I swear it's called – let's just use fake words – bat.
02:13:58.000And they're like, no, it's called cat.
02:14:01.000They look it up and it's – she's wrong.
02:14:03.000They made another version where she chose the other word.
02:14:05.000And the reason they did that is so that people who watched the show, when recounting it to each other, would recall the wrong word intentionally.
02:14:13.000Which is fucking a weird thing to do, to be honest.
02:14:26.000It's a fucked up thing to do because it doesn't actually serve anything other than to get people to argue with each other and then complain, and then I guess they Google it.
02:14:33.000It's the episode called Bette Noir and Barney's and Bernie's was the restaurant.