On today's show: Alex Jones claims the CIA is behind the chopping off of his legs, a former FBI analyst claims the agency has 20 undercover agents, and the woman who acquired Ashley Biden's diary is sentenced to a month in prison.
00:00:10.000A man who is a former FBI analyst saying that he's a contracting officer or was for the CIA.
00:00:17.000He claims that they targeted Alex Jones.
00:00:19.000They nudge people towards taking actions that they want to see happen like, quote, chopping off Alex Jones's legs by taking his money from him.
00:00:27.000He also claimed the FBI had around 20 undercover officers in January 6, a number that we've not heard before.
00:00:35.000And this may be a tremendous revelation.
00:00:37.000Alex Jones says he will be suing the CIA over this because it appears, at least according to the admission, there may be some evidence this is the case.
00:00:45.000But others say this guy, this is a blowhard.
00:00:48.000He's just some secretary from the FBI who has no idea what he's talking about, who's trying to talk big game to someone he's trying to date on an undercover video.
00:00:55.000And we've heard that many times before when it comes to undercover videos, particularly from Project Veritas and James O'Keefe, so take it all with a grain of salt, but we will go over the story.
00:01:06.000Plus, we have the woman who, I don't know what the right word is, acquired Ashley Biden's diary, has now been sentenced to a month in prison.
00:01:15.000And many are saying, well, thus, this confirms what is in the diary is legitimate.
00:01:30.000Plus, we've got some really funny stories.
00:01:32.000A former NPR staffer says the company... Oh, this one's really good, actually.
00:01:36.000They were trying... They got woke, right?
00:01:38.000But he says they wanted to write more stories targeting black and Latino readers, and all that did was bolster their white liberal audience.
00:02:10.000And, uh, there's some urban legends about how it all went down, and myths, so who really knows?
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00:06:47.000Tonight's like, the metaphor is that we're going to end the culture war.
00:06:50.000The story, like, I'm reading the story of the surrender.
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00:06:56.000Grant referred to the stories of how it went down as romance.
00:06:59.000People wanted it to be this grand thing, but it was like two guys came together, they rolled their eyes, they wrote a few things down and said, okay, and they got up and left.
00:07:06.000But there's some legends about like, he looked at, he glanced over at Lee's sword, realizing that ordering the surrender of their weapons would be humiliating, could prolong the war.
00:07:15.000So he offered them to keep their weapons.
00:07:17.000And then Lee, feeling the honor of Grant's actions, offered his dress sword to him and Grant refused.
00:08:52.000Good news as well is the, uh, the, the, the, the Ted, the, the Toedags are now Tadpoles and a couple little guys are swimming around doing Tadpole stuff.
00:09:38.000told an undercover journalist that members of the F.B.I.
00:09:41.000were in attendance at the protest at the U.S.
00:09:43.000Capitol on January 6th, 2021, and also highlighted methods that intelligence agencies use to disempower political opponents.
00:09:48.000Notably in this, and we will get into this moving through the story, He said that they effectively educated the public as to how to go after Alex Jones, chopping off his legs and taking his money away, leaving them satisfied it having been done, which is a wild thing to say.
00:10:06.000We'll talk about what's going on with this January 6 claim.
00:10:09.000Gavin Oblenus, a self-proclaimed contracting officer for the CIA and former member of the FBI, was caught on camera by an undercover journalist with sound investigations as he discussed January 6.
00:10:20.000Oblenus claimed that former President Donald Trump incited a riot before going on to say that roughly 20 undercover FBI agents were in the crowd.
00:10:27.000Quote, I thought you said there were FBI agents in the crowd at J6.
00:10:31.000The undercover journalist asked Oblenus, quote, There are.
00:10:34.000There always are when there's a big protest in D.C., just in case it gets out of hand like that.
00:10:38.000He responded before going on to say, There wasn't enough to turn the tide.
00:10:51.000The video also shows Oblenus affirming that the FBI didn't want the public to know that they had agents embedded in the crowd, and saying that he personally knows agents who were in attendance.
00:11:00.000They work for the agency now, he said about the former FBI agents referencing the CIA.
00:11:05.000Do people know that the bureau was in the crowd?
00:11:08.000The undercover sign investigation journalist asked, with Oblenus responding, nope, and they probably never will.
00:11:14.000FBI Director Christopher Wray previously stated in a congressional hearing concerning January 6th that he was not sure there were undercover agents on the scene, doubling down an answer to Rep Andy Biggs saying, I do not believe that there were undercover agents on the scene.
00:11:27.000I'll just, we'll start here and I'll say this.
00:11:30.000It was always insane to argue there were no undercover agents on January 6.
00:11:35.000There are undercover agents at every single protest, ever.
00:11:39.000And if there aren't, they're not doing their jobs.
00:11:41.000So we know, the question is, to what degree did they have undercover agents there?
00:11:47.000Did the undercover agents have any role in enticing, inciting, or instigating violence?
00:12:13.000I'm saying hypothetically, this would be a tactic you could use to move things along.
00:12:16.000And you're like, let's just get these guys to break some windows and bust up stuff and It got a little violent, but it didn't get bodies on the ground.
00:12:25.000I was talking to my dad about it, and Jacob Chancellor, the shaman, in there dancing or singing, probably, potentially saved a lot of lives by keeping people really calm, because there was a lot of potential for things to go real aggro and machine guns to get opened up.
00:12:39.000It really wasn't that horrific as, like, riots can be in a city's capital, especially a nation's capital.
00:12:46.000They don't need undercovers to start violence.
00:12:48.000So I was in Ferguson, and there was a bunch of people dancing in the street.
00:12:53.000There had been riots, don't get me wrong, they burned down a gas station.
00:12:55.000Uh, this protest, they had been going on, and on this particular night, I can't remember which night it was, there were people just dancing in the street.
00:13:01.000Nothing was really happening, I was walking up and down West Florissant Avenue, and then, all of a sudden, a cop walked up and just chucked a flashbang at a group of people standing there doing nothing.
00:13:15.000There was no reason for the cops to do that.
00:13:16.000It doesn't take much either like a couple of cops push a few guys and then or break a window and then scream go we're going you know that kind of thing and that's really kind of all it takes to get the mob moving.
00:13:25.000There were people in Ferguson who were not from Ferguson who wanted to just smash and grab and as long as people were just dancing in the street nothing was happening.
00:13:33.000As soon as this cop chucked a flashbang, just underhanded it right into the crowd, it created panic and chaos of people screaming, and then instantly, the smash and grabbers ran up to the stores, smashed and started stealing everything, and then all hell broke loose.
00:13:47.000I do not understand why a police officer would do that for any reason.
00:13:50.000Now, as for January 6th, to bring it back to J6, you don't need undercover people to have started this conflict.
00:13:56.000Many people have pointed out that it was the police that started shooting rubber bullets and throwing flashbangs at people before any fighting even started, which triggered fighting.
00:14:05.000I'm not saying it's true, I'm saying there are people who are claiming, you know, that that's what instigated the fight.
00:14:10.000I'm saying in my experience, I have seen instances where police have done this, and there are people posting videos they purport shows before any fighting starts, a cop throws a flashbang or fires a rubber bullet or something to that effect.
00:14:22.000The other thing to point out for J6, most of the people who are being charged were not part of the riot.
00:14:28.000There was a riot on one side of the building, those people should be criminally charged for being violent and for storming through the barricades and all that.
00:14:34.000And then there were people who on the other side of the building had the door opened.
00:14:37.000There's police officers standing at the door.
00:14:40.000There's one video where the cop holds open the door as protesters walk in.
00:14:45.000In fact, it was so obvious and egregious that one individual was acquitted of all charges because a judge said, yeah, that cop's waving him in.
00:14:52.000There's videos of cops taking selfies with people.
00:14:54.000There's videos of people on J6 asking officers if they need help.
00:14:59.000And those people still get criminally charged.
00:15:01.000Yeah, it's... I don't even really... I mean, I'm not gonna claim one way or the other if the FBI or anybody, like, were instigating this thing.
00:15:07.000It could have just been the crowd got rowdy and they...
00:15:09.000least worst scenario they let it happen they were like let's just let some windows get broken so we can use this as a you know as a cast his belly to go after trump to make sure he doesn't get elected or whatever the case he was i mean worst case scenario instigated it but the thing is like with the trump stuff like that it was about the certification of the election like he was all that it was already like The as soon as like when January 6th happened, there was never a question about whether or not Joe Biden was going to be certified.
00:15:36.000No, there was there was no on January 6th.
00:15:39.000There was never an option like in the real world.
00:15:42.000There was because because they were going to call the F they were going to call the The National Garden, it wasn't going to be where Donald Trump might.
00:15:50.000Not through force, but this one I'm wondering, Mike Pence had the opportunity to send the electors back to the states because of what Pennsylvania done by changing the election against their constitution.
00:15:58.000But they were never going to let it happen.
00:16:57.000So Mike Pence has the opportunity and kind of he has a duty as the vice president to, if something is up with the electorates, for whatever reason, he's supposed to send them back to the states to do it again.
00:17:11.000After this, they passed a bill saying, okay, now you can't.
00:17:14.000They passed a bill saying the vice president can't do that, and then they said that was something he couldn't have done, but in fact, no, no, he could have back before you passed the bill.
00:17:53.000I believe that it was a path of least resistance, but I wouldn't be surprised if people went to it when they're like, dude, you want to play for the rest of your life?
00:17:59.000There had been Republicans who had requested that they, uh, like members of their state legislature who had said, this is improper.
00:18:09.000The I don't think that it was actually that Mike Pence did was the path of least resistance.
00:18:15.000I do think that the Supreme Court by not hearing Texas's case by saying we're not going to hear this.
00:18:21.000I think that was where the path of least resistance because the last thing that the Supreme Court wants to do is Chime in on any of that stuff.
00:18:27.000They don't want they don't want to be the reason that someone was elected There's already those kind of accusations Surrounding George Bush from 2000 right there were there are people out there that say the Supreme Court Decided it whether or not you agree with that is besides the point I want to add this context.
00:18:44.000Kyle Serafin, who we've had on the show, I believe more than once, maybe not, says, if this confirms so many things you thought you weren't thinking.
00:19:38.000But I do think it's fair to point out that when he says, at least according to the Daily Wire's writing of this, he knew people who were there on the ground and they're now working for the agency and that he's at the agency.
00:19:55.000Would a secretary know about the goings-on of FBI agents?
00:19:59.000Yeah, he sounds like he could and maybe would.
00:20:02.000So at the very least, yes, absolutely be skeptical because this could be some dude who was working in a mailroom who knows what garbage he was doing at the FBI.
00:20:12.000Someone contacts him wanting to go on a date and then he starts talking all this big game because he's trying to get laid.
00:20:18.000However, I don't think on a date you need to admit to these things.
00:21:18.000You know, like those are Trump kind of lies, where Trump's like, I got a hole in one, everyone knows it, it's true, trust me, I gotta make sure I tell everybody.
00:22:03.000Like, they did something wrong, and they desperately want someone to say, no, no, what you're doing is good, thank you for doing it.
00:22:10.000Like going after Alex Jones, targeting him to take his money from him, I have to imagine that your average person, knowing that they're lying and manipulating the circumstances to destroy someone's life, no matter who it is, might feel bad about it, and desperately want to be told you're a good guy and you're doing the right thing, because they're guilty.
00:22:28.000I can imagine, like, I'm going to the Nazis for a second, like, all the Nazis that would have blown the whistle if, like, James O'Keefe had been around with Project Veritas and the internet, being like, dude, they're taking Jewish people to camp, like, talking about it, like, Whoa, things like that coming out and then you'd be like, is that real?
00:24:11.000And right as my bankruptcy comes to a close, and right as all this stuff's being finalized, it's really God working here that this came out at this time.
00:24:18.000You just said you were planning on suing the federal government.
00:24:22.000What would an Alex Jones versus the US government look like?
00:24:26.000Well, I'm talking to different law firms right now that specialize in this.
00:24:29.000In fact, when I get off the feed with you, I'm going to get back on the phone with the lawyers.
00:24:33.000It's obviously a civil rights violation.
00:24:36.000It's a government racketeering operation using cutouts.
00:24:39.000And look, I mean, they come after my mother, my father, my wife in these mediations.
00:24:44.000They've said, listen, just come out against the Second Amendment and we'll drop all this.
00:25:09.000They get to go out and persecute fellow Americans, lie about them, say all these horrible things, and then say you said it, steal your identity.
00:25:16.000Silence you so they can all pile in on you, make movies about themselves with judges and flashbulbs and, oh, we're so great.
00:26:06.000Brag about the things they did to go after Alex Jones.
00:26:10.000Well, this guy clearly doesn't like Donald Trump.
00:26:12.000Maybe he thinks he's the per- You know, the thing about these undercover journalists is they always, when they're in these meetings, act like they're on the side of going after Alex Jones.
00:26:22.000Like they want Alex Jones to be gone after, or they hate Donald Trump.
00:26:26.000Maybe this guy's just saying, oh yeah, we totally did that.
00:26:29.000And it's substantially less egregious than he makes it sound because he is blowing smoke.
00:27:13.000She's alleging, well, there's a lot of really credible evidence that the government planted some kind of spyware on her computer to spy on her.
00:27:21.000They didn't like what she was reporting on, and she was mainstream.
00:27:27.000I don't know all the intricacies of this case, but It's really, uh, and she's trying to get discovery out of the government and it's really difficult.
00:28:17.000They want to be able to go, you have an unpaid debt, so now we own you.
00:28:20.000Maybe that's a tool they can use too, but at this level of me with just a hundred bucks, it's like, it's just a disorganized system that doesn't kick back an email when it's supposed to, and that's just like the state government.
00:28:31.000I can only imagine how crazy it gets up there with paper.
00:28:34.000I've heard that it's terribly disorganized at the Department of Education.
00:28:41.000I don't know why I brought up how disorganized it was.
00:28:47.000It's not intentional, outright, that they want to have a broken system.
00:28:51.000But having a broken system, especially on things like taxes, means they'll have, they'll be able to dangle something over your head.
00:28:58.000The tax code stuff is like, they want to incentivize people.
00:29:01.000They really want to use the tax code to get people to do things.
00:29:04.000So if they can offer tax deductions, so that way you'll do something, that's a means that the government has used ever since the income tax became, you know, something that they've been able to manipulate.
00:29:15.000They do it to... the federal government does it to states.
00:29:19.000The reason that there's a nationwide age limit of 21 for drinking...
00:29:24.000Is because the federal government, the DOT, says, we're not going to give you any money for your roads if you don't.
00:29:30.000And they do that kind of stuff all the time.
00:30:34.000Mm-hmm right and here we are but the War Powers Act says that you know He's allowed to for a limited time as long as Congress doesn't vote against it instead.
00:30:45.000It's literally Congress Voted to give the power to George Bush to carry out war Congress doesn't have the authority to do that There's nothing in the Constitution that says, Congress, you can abdicate your responsibility for declaring war by voting to give the president the power.
00:31:04.000That is literally passing the buck to the executive because Congress doesn't want to face their own voters.
00:33:37.000It's only conservatives that are keeping this country together.
00:33:39.000Because if the left took over, liberals would just march in lockstep.
00:33:43.000So if conservatives at any point simply said, we do not recognize both in the literal sense and in the acknowledging sense, this government, there's no government.
00:34:09.000They come in with this communist mentality.
00:34:11.000They want to infiltrate the United States, disrupt it, and then make people on the other side give up because it's so annoying, or they're so frustrated, or it's so- They want to break it apart.
00:34:26.000And so conservatives, Trump supporters, are desperately trying to make America great again.
00:34:31.000And so what happens then is you have this corrupt FBI and CIA, hyper-partisan political communist faction, and it is the Trump supporters who recognize them as legitimate.
00:34:43.000The left doesn't recognize any of the government.
00:34:47.000I mean, they went to Atlanta, broke into a police city, look at this massive territory, firebombing construction equipment, burning down private homes, flipping over vehicles.
00:34:59.000They do not recognize the authority of this government.
00:35:02.000And then you have Trump supporters who the police show up, The journalist will put his hands behind his back, be put in cuffs and shackles, and he will march politely to the court where he'll be railroaded.
00:35:16.000Have you heard of the term anarcho-tyranny?
00:35:21.000If at any point in this country, and this is what I fear, conservatives just start saying things like, there's no government anymore, and they start acting the way the left does, then the United States will cease to exist.
00:35:32.000There will be a faction of a violent, we call it a mafia, I guess.
00:36:07.000If the conservatives simply start saying, and it is happening to a certain degree, we've seen certain things like the Bundy standoff.
00:36:15.000We've seen things now with Second Amendment sanctuaries.
00:36:19.000The left starts this thing where they say, and it's liberals too, we're an immigration sanctuary.
00:36:24.000We're not going to comply with federal law.
00:36:26.000New York, California are sanctuary states.
00:36:29.000Law enforcement is barred from working with the federal government.
00:36:32.000This is the makings of dissolution of the federal government.
00:36:36.000The conservatives, for the most part, just march in lockstep with the federal government and say, well, you know, they're the government, even when they do bad things.
00:36:42.000But now we're getting two-way sanctuaries.
00:36:44.000Now we're starting to get Texas defying the federal government.
00:36:48.000And to an extent, the Supreme Court in certain areas And now we're getting to that point where conservatives might just start acting the way the left does and saying federal law enforcement has no authority.
00:36:59.000When that happens, you will have a first order, as Phil calls it from Star Wars.
00:37:15.000It will be an occupying force, unrecognized by various groups, and this is how you get the makings of Civil War, at least.
00:37:20.000I'd be interested to see what happens in that A24 film on Thursday.
00:37:24.000We're going to see it because there's five factions, according to their map.
00:37:27.000There's, what is it, like the Western forces, the Eastern Alliance or something, there's the Loyalist States, and then there's California and Texas as their own republics.
00:37:42.000Then there's like the Northwest, which is rebel, the Southeast rebel, and then a strip through the center of the country, which is a loyalist.
00:37:48.000I think if people continue to rely on the federal government, but complain about it and try not to recognize it while they're still reliant on like centralized electric grids and power, water, like a lot of it is municipal.
00:37:59.000It's localized, but you know, the federal government will Can cut money off and reroute water sources to states and things.
00:38:05.000If we were less reliant on the government, then we could create communities and stay peaceful.
00:38:10.000And I don't think it would be as big of a deal.
00:38:12.000I think the federal government might actually kind of lay off.
00:38:14.000But if we continue to rely on it, it's going to keep pushing, I think.
00:38:17.000I think the issue is the left cheats, the Democrats cheat, and the conservatives just keep playing the game.
00:38:26.000I mean, imagine you're playing a game of Monopoly, and you're watching the other person playing just grab money out of the bank and stick it in their pile, and you go, whoa, hey, you can't do that.
00:38:40.000And so what I mean by this is, when you look at sanctuary states, Democrats inflate their population sizes by bringing in non-citizens and refusing to allow them to be deported.
00:38:53.000They're doing it en masse right now, and this is going to give them extra congressional seats and extra electoral votes.
00:39:00.000This is not a legitimate form of governance, but the red states just go, well shocks, they got 17 more seats than us in Congress somehow, yet again!
00:39:07.000I guess we'll just have to live the way they tell us we have to live.
00:39:11.000Someone was saying we brought up those numbers from the Social Security Administration about how many people are being registered to vote without IDs and how many are coming back dead, like a third of the registrants are coming back dead.
00:39:21.000Like in Texas last week it was, I think, what were we looking at, like 0.2%?
00:39:26.000There's like an anomaly I'll poke every once in a while where you're like, how come a third of the 80,000 people, 25,000 of them were dead?
00:40:43.000There are organizers who think certain things, but they have limited understanding.
00:40:48.000It's usually some non-profit will have some organizers who will come and help them.
00:40:52.000There'll be donations, there'll be activists, and they'll get this money from a variety of sources, and they'll get stupid people, and they'll say, do you want to feel like you belong?
00:41:02.000And they say, please, yes, I just want purpose.
00:43:39.000It's all luxury beliefs because it doesn't affect most... The people in the United States that are protesting the war in Gaza, this doesn't affect them.
00:43:47.000This is all them posturing and performing for people.
00:44:03.000He wrote a book and he described it called Radical Chic.
00:44:07.000You know, it's a lot of very wealthy, sort of old money involved in this, and they're just doing it as, like he said, like a pose, a posture, and it just becomes sort of the thing to do, you know?
00:45:01.000That's the things they tell young people who are trying to find something to do because people want to do good, and they trick you into doing bad things for them.
00:45:11.000And that's what you get with stuff like this.
00:45:12.000Now I'm wondering, Are they going to be charged with insurrection?
00:45:41.000But because it was non-violent, maybe they won't hit him with trespassing charges?
00:45:46.000It's so frustrating hearing stuff like that, because everybody's sending all kinds of aid to Gaza.
00:45:50.000If it's not getting to the people of Gaza, it's because Hamas is the government of Gaza, and they're not passing out all the stuff to the people in Gaza.
00:45:59.000The people of Gaza are suffering because Hamas is a bad government.
00:46:03.000Like, that's why they were suffering before.
00:46:05.000Hamas took their water pipes to build rocket launchers.
00:46:08.000Like, they literally are just an absolute train wreck of a government.
00:46:19.000They were pinned in pretty hard for a while.
00:46:22.000Don't know enough about what Gaza was like in the 90s.
00:46:25.000Are you familiar with much about how the Palestinian Liberation Organization, PLO, Israel Defense Government treated those people and how they were?
00:46:36.000To be honest, I have not studied deeply, but I don't know if I'd put all the blame on Hamas because the barricades, Israel barricading them in and controlling what gets in there is not Hamas's fault.
00:46:46.000If they were doing it before Hamas existed, then it's not Hamas's fault.
00:47:20.000The decision by the international community that that is no longer acceptable happened after World War II, and it was because of the nuclear weapon.
00:47:30.000That no longer is it acceptable according to the UN and the world order.
00:48:13.000He said, Hamas has perfected the blending of military conflict with civilian population.
00:48:22.000And so this puts Israel in a position where they have either, they have two choices, either engage in a conflict where you are dealing with people who have blended themselves into the civilian population, or stop fighting.
00:48:36.000If they stop, they're basically going to declare carte blanche for all terrorist organizations to start setting up their operations within dense civilian populations for the purpose of inhibiting anyone's ability to stop them.
00:48:47.000Or they carry on with with their campaigns, which results in high civilian casualty.
00:48:53.000Now, according to Coleman, I'm not saying he's right.
00:48:55.000He said that, you know, because Joe Rogan says 30,000 civilian deaths.
00:49:04.000Actually, that's the numbers Hamas gives.
00:49:07.000Israel says 13,000 soldiers were killed.
00:49:09.000And so, if you were to take those two numbers, then you're looking at something like 17,000 civilian deaths to 13,000 soldiers killed, which is actually a better ratio.
00:49:20.000It's a stupid way, it's an unfortunate way of saying things, but it's a better ratio than the United States has in their campaigns with Afghanistan and Iraq.
00:49:27.000Are they considering military-age men soldiers?
00:49:30.000Because I think the United States was doing that for a while.
00:49:33.000Under Barack Obama, they started doing that.
00:49:36.000Like when the civilian death toll was getting too high, Obama was just like, if they're fighting each other, then they're not civilians.
00:50:00.000And he's making the point that Hamas wants Israel to keep doing what they're doing so they can then go to the world and say, help, help, you have to stop them.
00:50:10.000Like Hamas wants to have, like Hamas, every single innocent person that dies is good for Hamas.
00:50:17.000So Hamas doesn't have any problem with innocent people dying.
00:50:21.000Like, that's why they took hostages, and that's why they have hostages, because their religion says if they die and Allah says that they're a martyr, then they go right to heaven.
00:50:38.000And people that say, oh, that's not really what they think, or people that apologize for that type of ideology, or those kind of religious beliefs, that's what they say.
00:50:52.000So they don't care about innocent people.
00:50:54.000They don't care about innocent people dying.
00:50:56.000That is good for them, because one, those people go to heaven.
00:50:59.000Two, the international community says, oh, Look at how bad the people of Gaza are being treated because there's all these innocent people dying and they come down on the Israelis.
00:51:12.000So when you're fighting someone that has incentive to have innocent people die, like not just doesn't care, but incentive, You're going to end up with terrible numbers of innocent deaths because they're not actually trying to help the people get out of the way.
00:51:30.000They're inhibiting, like Hamas is actually inhibiting people from getting out of the way sometimes.
00:51:35.000And a lot of the people that are in Gaza don't really have a negative opinion of Hamas.
00:51:40.000I'm sure there's some, but they... Why do you think that?
00:51:44.000Because there were polls and like 77% of Gazans approve of Hamas.
00:52:14.000Listen, Hamas was elected in, like, 2005.
00:52:17.000Now, granted, the first thing Hamas did is said, we're not having any more elections.
00:52:23.000So, like, that sucks for the people of Gaza.
00:52:25.000But at the same time, if there were elections, it is highly likely that Hamas would win again.
00:52:33.000Like, nobody wants to touch the people of Gaza because if the people of Gaza go to Egypt, they're going to undermine the government of Egypt.
00:52:43.000If the people of Gaza go to Jordan, they're going to undermine the government of Jordan.
00:52:49.000There are a lot of people that are revolutionaries, or at least have that revolutionary mindset, that say, we're going to take over the government so that way we're in control in Gaza.
00:54:40.000But for those that aren't familiar, we have something called the Help America Vote Verification System, which shows for the week ending March 30th that Texas had 225,132 registration verification requests.
00:55:53.000It is totally inaccurate that 1.2 million voters have registered to vote in Texas without a photo ID this year.
00:55:59.000The truth is, our voter rolls have increased by 57,711 voters since the beginning of 2024.
00:56:06.000This is less than the number of people registered in the same time frame in 2022, which was about 65,000, and in 2020, which was 104,000.
00:56:14.000When Texans register to vote, they must provide a driver's license or a social security number.
00:56:19.000When an individual registers to vote with just a social security number, the state verifies that the SSN is authentic.
00:56:26.000While federal law allows individuals to register to vote without a photo ID, Texans must actually show proof of ID to vote.
00:56:33.000The 1.2 million figure comes from the Social Security Administration website, which is supposed to report the number of times states have asked to verify an individual's social security number.
00:56:42.000The SSA number is clearly incorrect, and we're working now to determine why there is such a large discrepancy.
00:56:49.000So this is where things get very interesting.
00:56:53.000Why is there a discrepancy every single time?
00:56:59.000Why is the Social Security Administration reporting over and over again every two weeks that Texas has a quarter of a million people trying to register?
00:57:09.000Could it be that there is a shadow campaign that Texas is even unaware of?
00:57:28.000So let me just say right now, we don't know why the Social Security Administration is claiming every two weeks, a quarter of a million people registered to vote in Texas.
00:57:38.000So I think that clearly puts it well above 1.2 million.
00:57:42.000And so, we showed March 30th, now we have March 16th.
00:59:33.000Yeah, maybe they're, so you're thinking they're, they're signing them and then it just goes around Texas, like they go through the Texas state for the registration, but then the paperwork just goes to the Social Security Administration?
00:59:41.000It's not actually Texas requesting the verifications.
00:59:45.000It's someone masquerading as Texas to the Social Security Administration.
01:02:07.000Let's find out about their mail-in voting.
01:02:10.000You can apply for a ballot by mail in the state of Texas.
01:02:13.000You have to be 65 years or older, sick or disabled, out of the country on election day, expected to give birth in three weeks, be confined to jail or otherwise eligible, and then you can submit online.
01:02:24.000I really doubt if this is some kind of manipulation that Texas is going to allow mass applications for mail-in voting, but I really just don't know.
01:02:32.000I certainly think you'd be naive to think there is no shadow campaign.
01:02:39.000Look, there was a lot of effort put into the Shadow campaign in 2020.
01:02:44.000They wrote a whole piece about it, there was a bunch of people involved, and I had to make sure that they reinforced the election and stuff.
01:02:52.000The idea that they wouldn't do it again is...
01:03:00.000But the influx of migrants into Texas, like, I think that that kind of correlates with what we're seeing in the numbers of people being registered.
01:03:08.000So I'm not saying that they're literally the ones being registered, but there's a correlation there.
01:03:12.000It's a lot more evidence that something nefarious is going on.
01:03:15.000And it could be something going through Texas that the Secretary of State doesn't know about.
01:03:20.000Now, they said their voter rolls haven't increased by that much.
01:03:23.000Maybe there are Democrats working in Texas submitting registrations for verification and they're trying to figure out who they can get who isn't registered and who is able who's not who's going to slip through the system and it's and it's coming from a local jurisdiction or something and the Secretary of State doesn't know about it.
01:03:39.000People who haven't been added to the voter rolls because it has not yet been submitted to the state and it's bypassed the state government.
01:03:46.000And now they'll know who to register with the state, now that they see who's alive.
01:03:50.000Yep, to minimize errors and to make it look like, make it look authentic.
01:03:56.000I think, the one thing about this, I'm glad that it got picked up because taxes are now saying that it's an error, is great.
01:04:04.000Because now any anomalous thing that we end up seeing in November, we can point back and say, hey, this was widely known about, and so there is now, like, hey, start filing your lawsuits now.
01:04:16.000Okay, so all the Republican groups need to start filing lawsuits, challenging this.
01:04:21.000The Social Security Administration needs to be sued for their data.
01:04:24.000The state of Texas, hey, this could be a lie.
01:05:31.000Woman who stole Ashley Biden's diary sentenced to month in prison.
01:05:35.000See, I don't know if stole is the right word, but I guess she was convicted.
01:05:39.000She's getting a month in jail and I can only say this proves it.
01:05:43.000So it really was actually Biden's diary, and there is no reason now to doubt anything in it.
01:05:47.000So here's a woman saying she feels like she underwent some kind of sexual trauma, where she was hyper-sexualized as a young child, and that she may have been molested, and she had inappropriate showers with her dad, Joe Biden.
01:06:01.000I gotta tell you, I think the sentencing of this woman was actually a play by patriots who were like, we need to give her some time to confirm the diary.
01:06:12.000And so they were like, look, one month is no big deal, but that proves the diary's real.
01:06:23.000Well she's been in dealing with this since 2022.
01:06:27.000They say prosecutors accused Amy Harris of stealing the president's daughter's diary in September 2020 while she was temporarily staying at Ashley Biden's residence in Delray Beach, Florida.
01:06:36.000The diary contained highly personal entries as well as tax records, a cell phone, and family photographs according to the DOJ.
01:06:42.000Harris enlisted Robert Kurlander to assist her efforts, and they each pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in 2022.
01:06:49.000Project Veritas, based in New York, paid Harris and Kurlander $20,000 each for the diary and other materials, which the two returned to Florida to obtain.
01:06:58.000Nicholas Bias, the Chief of Public Affairs for the Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York, confirmed Harris was sentenced to one month in prison and three years of supervised release to the Hill.
01:07:10.000Project Veritas describes itself as a news outlet, but faced some controversies for its sting operations and sending staffers undercover to record sources.
01:07:17.000The DOJ raided two locations in November 2021 tied to Project Veritas and the organization's founder, James O'Keefe.
01:07:23.000While Veritas did not publish the diary, another website did.
01:07:27.000Judge Laura Taylor Swain described Harris' actions as despicable during the sentencing at a Manhattan federal court on Tuesday.
01:07:32.000The AP reported Harris apologized to Ashley Biden during the sentencing and said she regretted her actions, according to the AP.
01:07:38.000The DOJ sought a sentence of four to ten months of imprisonment for Harris, followed by three years of supervised release, according to a letter sent to the judge last week.
01:08:35.000Two people are going to prison because they took her diary.
01:08:38.000And in her diary, it talks about how she was hyper-sexualized, makes reference to sexual trauma, and says that she took inappropriate—noted taking showers with her dad, quote, parenthesis, probably not appropriate.
01:09:06.000She might have been lying in her diary, I think is what they're saying here.
01:09:09.000The idea that somebody would have a diary, to the extent that people would go to prison for taking it, and then Snopes would go, but we don't know if she actually wrote what's in it.
01:09:20.000No, they know she wrote it, but they don't know if it's true what she wrote.
01:11:12.000As soon as the cell phone became ubiquitous in everyone's pocket and stuff, that's when it really became...
01:11:21.000Uh, the, the, the culture really kind of changed.
01:11:24.000There was, there was, you know, like Tim talks about how the, uh, the algorithm started re, you know, regurgitating the same stuff that the people were responding to.
01:11:34.000The fundamental foundation had already been laid in schools and in, in your Basically, most of society had already been clowning anything Republicans did for almost 10 years before that happened.
01:11:48.000You know, the whole Daily Show making jokes about anything Republicans said.
01:11:52.000So they'd already made the entire concept of a conservative toxic so that way you could just dismiss anything a conservative said.
01:12:24.000He was the most Boy Scout guy that you could possibly come up with for like- No, he was Hitler.
01:12:31.000He was as milquetoast, boring, inoffensive Republican as the Republican Party, which means the United States, could produce.
01:12:42.000There was nobody that was less offensive and a conservative than Mitt Romney.
01:12:46.000And they still said he was Hitler, they said he was all these bad things, blah blah blah.
01:12:50.000And so the response was, well, if we give you the nicest, most inoffensive conservative imaginable, and you still paint him as evil, then we'll just give you the used car salesman that's going to toss his middle finger up at you.
01:13:05.000And, you know, we're going to run that guy against the most Objectionable Democrat that they could produce, you know, they railroaded Bernie Sanders campaign and all that stuff.
01:13:18.000I just want to point this out because Snopes is the most duplicitous, disgusting organization.
01:13:23.000They say, while there is strong evidence the diary exists, the authenticity of the content of these and other leaked pages has not been confirmed.
01:13:31.000Just because a diary exists does not mean the images presented by the national file are that diary.
01:13:37.000Legal proceedings later made it clear if the National File did get the document from Project Veritas.
01:13:42.000The Intercept reported in 2022 that a Veritas employee provided the alleged diary to the National File in October 2020 when Veritas had reservations about publishing it.
01:13:56.000We know Veritas didn't want to publish it and gave it to National File.
01:13:59.000Other outlets have confirmed this is what happened, but when National File did publish the claim, those claims could be fake, That's literally Snope's argument as to why it's unverified.
01:14:29.000I mean, if that's the case, there is literally no way to ever prove anything.
01:14:34.000Yeah, because it's just, oh, we'll just deny it.
01:14:40.000So here's a video of the National File holding the diary and opening it.
01:14:43.000Well, how do we know they didn't write those pages themselves?
01:14:46.000And we're entering this age of deepfake.
01:14:50.000That's the argument made about the Hunter Biden laptop.
01:14:53.000Oh, they had it, and you don't know that the Russians didn't get a hold of it, and you don't know that That there wasn't information in it that looked like the Russians had done it, and blah blah blah.
01:15:04.000That's the same argument, but it was still information that was suppressed by the government, told multiple social media networks, don't suppress this information.
01:15:20.000Everyone that's a conservative generally knows that the government doesn't like the conservatives because the conservatives want to limit the government.
01:17:32.000Yeah, so that was the meme, so I posted it on Twitter.
01:17:36.000Fast forward four years, almost five years.
01:17:40.000And yeah, the FBI came, knocked on my door at seven in the morning down in Florida, and I was arrested.
01:17:48.000I had no idea what I was being arrested for.
01:17:51.000They took me to the courthouse, to a holding cell in West Palm Beach.
01:17:55.000And then after the hearing, they took the leg irons off me and said, you're free to go.
01:18:02.000They gave me the criminal complaint that said, we're charging you with a conspiracy against rights, a conspiracy to injure Oppressed, threaten, or intimidate people in their exercise of their civil rights.
01:18:19.000I went to trial in 2023, and a whole bunch of crazy stuff happened.
01:18:24.000They had a confidential informant from a group chat that I was in, and they allowed him to testify anonymously, which usually is reserved only for, let's say, ISIS or the Mexican drug cartels.
01:18:39.000They allow sometimes witnesses to testify anonymously.
01:18:43.000They allowed him to testify anonymously, not because of any credible threat, but because of the possibility that he might face harassment online.
01:18:53.000And so they had this guy up there who I never spoke to anywhere.
01:19:40.000Yeah, I was in Manhattan and they brought the case in Brooklyn.
01:19:44.000That's an issue for appeal, which is really crazy.
01:19:48.000So obviously the Founding Fathers, they didn't want there to be universal jurisdiction for cases because a lot of times the colonists were being dragged back to London and being thrown in the dungeon and tried for crimes, whatever the crime was.
01:20:04.000And so the founders wrote in the Constitution, you have to be tried in the state and district in which the crime was committed.
01:20:12.000So at trial, they argued that the crime was committed in Brooklyn because the tweets went over the internet wires on the bridge, like the Holland Tunnel or whatever, because Brooklyn and Manhattan, they share jurisdiction over the waterways.
01:20:33.000But the bottom line is that they said that I was part of a conspiracy, even though I wasn't even in these group chats when these people were making these memes.
01:20:42.000So it's kind of like a guilt by association thing.
01:21:25.000So we have the case up on appeal under the First Amendment because look at the statute.
01:21:32.000Injure, intimidate, oppress, threaten people and their right to vote.
01:21:37.000What does that have to do with posting a satire or parody online?
01:21:41.000Even if you're going to say, well, you know, this was a legitimate attempt to try to disenfranchise people.
01:21:47.000Is it really covered under the statute that was written basically so that roving gangs can be prosecuted if they go and like beat up African-Americans as they're going to the polls or whatever.
01:21:58.000So the jury came back and said guilty.
01:22:01.000The jury came back after the jury was hung twice.
01:22:06.000The third time they came back guilty because under the federal system, the judge can say, well, you know, you need to try harder.
01:22:13.000We don't want you necessarily to change your deeply held conviction.
01:22:16.000But, you know, we spent a lot of time and effort and money investigating this case, defending this case, whatever.
01:22:30.000Well, I mean, the first two, like, you get a hung jury two times and, you know, the court's like, oh, go back there.
01:22:38.000And in a questionable, you know, constitutionally questionable case, obviously if you If your appeal doesn't go through, would you appeal to the Supreme Court?
01:22:49.000Yeah, we will go to the Supreme Court if we don't win at circuit.
01:22:52.000Are they going to put you in jail in the meantime?
01:22:54.000So at the sentencing, you know, I got seven months and my attorney said, you know, well, we're going to move for a bond and the judge denied it outright.
01:23:04.000So we went to the circuit back in December and they actually overturned that decision.
01:23:23.000And we just argued the case on Friday in front of the Second Circuit, a three-judge panel.
01:23:30.000And it's hard to say which way it's going to go at this point.
01:23:34.000We have a really strong argument on venue, on the First Amendment, on due process, because, like you said, But if they grant appeal, it seems like, you know, so you're saying venue, due process.
01:23:48.000If they say venue, then it sounds like the feds just bring the case back and they change venue.
01:23:54.000Depending on how they rule, they could either bring the case back, To the same district and try to prove venue, we have this jury-instructed argument.
01:24:02.000I don't know exactly what the law says because there is a statute of limitations.
01:24:09.000So I don't know if this case is dismissed in that district.
01:24:12.000I'm not sure if they're going to be able to bring the case in another district or if they would want to.
01:25:16.000It doesn't say paid for by the Hillary campaign, things like that.
01:25:20.000That was the argument the left made when they were defending the idea that you could make... I mean, first of all, you don't even have Democrat followers.
01:25:29.000You're a Trump influencer talking to Trump supporters, and none of the Trump supporters are going to vote for Hillary.
01:26:23.000I mean, there is some case law about that.
01:26:25.000Now, one of the reasons why we're appealing the case is because what they say, the word injure, can mean to hamper, to make it difficult.
01:26:34.000So if the government's going to say that this statute can be used to prosecute deception, then that opens a whole can of worms, especially if you're going to define the word injure as to make difficult.
01:27:58.000Because it's a conspiracy, it has to be two or more people.
01:28:00.000And that's where you say they brought these dudes up into the court that you didn't know they were in a group chat that your account was in?
01:28:33.000So I was all constantly getting invited into group chats.
01:28:37.000I was in dozens of group chats and a lot of, and this one in particular, one of them, people are dumping stuff into the group chat all day long, like 600 messages a day or something like that.
01:28:47.000And it's like, I just click mute on these chats, you know?
01:28:49.000So there has to be an agreement and intent for you to be guilty of a conspiracy.
01:28:53.000Is there evidence that you muted those chats?
01:28:56.000So now, because the account's long gone, we don't have access to it anymore, that would have been interesting if we could log in and look and say, look, this chat's been used.
01:29:26.000Because, like I said, this case is bigger than me because this is about our liberties as Americans.
01:29:34.000So I think I'm obligated to appeal it.
01:29:36.000I mean, not only do I I think I'm innocent.
01:29:39.000I don't think that I committed this crime that I'm accused of committing.
01:29:43.000But not only that, it's the principle of it.
01:29:48.000Not only in my case, but we are arguing that you can't be arrested for something when your conduct is not clearly established to be illegal.
01:29:57.000If they're going to use a statue and start arresting people, Well, they can come up with a novel theory for something you said, and they say, well, we're not going to, we're only arresting people for misinformation about the right to vote.
01:30:08.000And it's like, you can trust us, right?
01:30:10.000That's a 1A violation instantly, and they would literally just start arresting anybody because they're, oh, you're disinformation.
01:30:17.000If they get away with it, that's exactly right.
01:30:19.000And they say, well, we have a First Amendment in this country.
01:30:22.000We can't, you know, we can't make disinformation illegal, but they're constantly trying to subvert the First Amendment and the Constitution.
01:30:29.000I think that's the real issue here, is they want to make, they need precedent to say, disinformation is injury, therefore it's illegal.
01:30:50.000Well, I mean, the fact that you didn't even make it is another, you know, another significant... Yeah, but what about the other people who were on 4chan who posted it?
01:31:09.000The cooperator, the cooperator pled guilty.
01:31:12.000So they twisted his arm and he got up there and said basically the exact opposite of what he had always said, of what he told the FBI, of what he told journalists.
01:31:22.000You know, look, I just try to create chaos and freak people out and that kind of thing and get attention.
01:31:28.000Well, you post this meme, obviously part of the intent Is that maybe the left will freak out about it.
01:33:43.000There was no threats made in the meme.
01:33:45.000The argument would be that it's a threat to their ability to vote, but if that's, you know, only if they were to claim like, hey, you wronged me.
01:33:53.000I mean, you would need someone to at least, I think, explain that they felt threatened.
01:35:21.000And I've been critical of the idea of backing the blue.
01:35:24.000And a lot of conservatives don't seem to get it.
01:35:27.000The example is the Proud Boys in New York.
01:35:30.000When Antifa started fights, And the Proud Boys, like, Antifa surrounded a speech at this Young Republicans Club or something, where Gavin McInnes was speaking, throwing things at people, screaming at people.
01:35:44.000Some Proud Boys came out and said, alright, let's go.
01:35:47.000And I would describe it as they engaged in mutual combat.
01:35:49.000Now, to be fair, some might say, well, when you're surrounded by Antifa on all these different blocks and they're harassing everybody, eventually you're just like, what do you do?
01:36:22.000Anarchy for the lawless and tyranny for the law-abiding.
01:36:25.000And that's what we currently have right now.
01:36:27.000You had Steve Baker, the journalist, marched away in shackles for covering January 6th, where even in the charging documents, they're like, he's walking around with a camera narrating to himself what's going on.
01:36:39.000I'm like, yeah, that's called reporting.
01:36:41.000It's a guy who's with journalists and filming what's happening.
01:36:44.000And there were other journalists there.
01:36:45.000Another journalist didn't get charged.
01:36:47.000Because he called them insurrectionists.
01:36:49.000So you basically have a mafia being like, you say what we want you to say, maybe it all goes away, huh?
01:36:54.000Maybe you're a journalist, you win some awards.
01:36:56.000But maybe you don't like what we do so much, we put you in prison.
01:36:59.000And that's exactly what's happening right now.
01:37:01.000And it's the Trump supporters just like, well, gee golly, I gotta back the blow.
01:37:05.000Yeah, I don't like where people are, like, working with law enforcement and getting busted for it when the people that run away from them aren't getting busted.
01:37:13.000Like, that's really messed up, because that incentivizes people to not comply, like, even if they're doing good, because they don't want to get roped into some scheme.
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01:37:49.000Tim, rumors of my kidnapping on Friday were greatly exaggerated.
01:37:52.000I do not- I do not end up in someone's basement tied up upside down and naked with a ball gig in my mouth without having been paid good money for it.
01:38:19.000They bring them to your car, and they... It was like a drive-in, where you drive into this, like, car wash thing, and then they, like, come out and give you... Yep.
01:38:42.000And man, the core workout, there's nothing else you can get sad about when you're worried, when you're focused on your body, when you're feeling your body.
01:38:50.000I would simply say, how do you get depressed?
01:40:09.000We'll be old, we'll have no viewers left, everyone will be dead, and everyone will be on Slim Slam, the new social media platform where you plug your brain into the Neuralink.
01:41:57.000Yeah, so Debate Me is basically everybody gets two cards from the... It's a shared deck game, everybody gets two cards.
01:42:02.000And you get two characters of varying acumen.
01:42:07.000And so, like, the most power... There's left, right, center, and establishment.
01:42:10.000And the most powerful of each is the prime.
01:42:13.000So, like, Obama is the prime establishment debater.
01:42:18.000And then it's like, you know, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, or whatever.
01:42:21.000And then on the left you have... I don't know, who's a prominent leftist, like AOC or something.
01:42:26.000And then on the right you have like Trump and Alex Jones and then basically the uh everybody will look at their cards and if they have a good debate team they will invite followers from from their social media to the debate and whoever wins the debate wins all the followers.
01:42:46.000Yeah, so basically, there's a bunch of different formats, but everybody gets two cards, you look at your debate team, you say, okay, I'm gonna invite all my followers, or I'm gonna invite ten followers, because my team's not that good.
01:42:56.000And then someone says, okay, I'll invite ten followers, and then the followers come to the debate, then three more players, debaters, come out to join your ranks, and whoever has the best five-card debate team wins all the followers.
01:43:43.000And then there's a one through 10 and then there's like.
01:43:46.000No, no, no, it's one through twelve, and then the prime card.
01:43:49.000And prime is like, it can, it can, it's basically an ace.
01:43:52.000And so we made with Kamala Harris, she, she's effectively, in terms of playing card, she is labeled a jack, but the special ability on it says this card can actually only be played as a six.
01:44:17.000But no, but the thing is, that's not a bad thing.
01:44:19.000You can just watch enough of the press conferences and you'll see she's cool going out to the bar, getting a drink with that girl, she cool.
01:44:27.000For anybody who knows poker, this means in one deck you can have five sixes.
01:44:32.000Which means it's easier to make- you can make five of a kind, which actually, if you get four sixes plus screenshot up here, you have an unbeatable hand.
01:44:41.000Yeah, it's extremely rare, but it would make the most pow- it would make it- she would be the most powerful card as a component of the most powerful hand.
01:44:47.000It would beat, effectively, a royal flush.
01:44:51.000Which we would call an administration.
01:44:54.000Like a royal flush would be like, you know, you have Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, whatever.
01:45:00.000But, uh, basically the actual function of the game is it's based on poker, but the cards are gonna have varying rarities, and you construct the deck however you want.
01:45:11.000The cards are gonna be nuts, like, uh, the golden God Emperor Trump card that we're making?
01:45:16.000It, uh, it could, it, it, the single card in and of itself?
01:46:33.000There's not so many people that won't vote for Joe Biden, but if they're told that it's going to make abortion illegal, they will vote for Joe Biden.
01:46:40.000You got a lot of voters that don't want to vote for that guy right now.
01:46:42.000A lot of the voting that happens nowadays is voting against people.
01:46:46.000People didn't vote for Joe Biden, they voted against Donald Trump.
01:46:49.000People didn't vote for Donald Trump, they voted against Hillary Clinton.
01:46:52.000Trump's abortion stance, he should have come out and been like, my official position on abortion is that it should be completely legal, we gotta bring back Roe v. Wade, it was a big mistake, and anyone can get an abortion whenever they want.
01:47:05.000Because Republicans will still vote for him.
01:47:08.000And then Democrats are gonna be like, what?
01:47:11.000And there are already group chats where people are saying, don't worry about what Trump is saying.
01:48:01.000I was always when he ran as a Republican in 2016, I thought he was going to go independent or maybe even Democrat at first, but the Democratic Party is already wrapped up.
01:48:07.000Ben Hickson says, do you record the show separate to the live stream as contingency?
01:49:11.000And that sends that downward motion wobbling back and forth, which limits the amount of spin the thing can achieve because it's gonna wobble out of control.
01:49:20.000So if you put it right at the edge... I'm spinning it in reverse.
01:51:58.000TimCast IRL, the original idea was I could do the Tim Pool Daily Show on the road, in the van, which is sitting outside.
01:52:06.000And so that means I would have my daily podcast every day, and then once I could drive around and go wherever I wanted.
01:52:11.000And then what I would do is I'd stop at various universities, put up a table, and then do Timcast IRL, meaning I would just have general conversations with people about whatever they wanted to talk about.
01:53:09.000But the original idea, like one of the first videos, you can go way back and look at these, they're all on the channel, was Skinwalker Ranch, just generally talking about weird fun things.
01:53:18.000And then we didn't have any guests because, like, the lockdown, but early on we had a couple guests and we talked about dating and just random stuff.
01:53:24.000The idea was, I was just like, well, we can't go anywhere because it's getting crazy with the lockdown, so what can we do?
01:53:31.000And I was like, I can make more segments than just the ones I'm already doing on subjects that are unrelated to news and politics.
01:53:38.000And then for a variety of reasons, the show was not that.
01:53:59.000So become a member at TimCast.com, because quite literally, it's an entirely different podcast, Monday through Thursdays at 10pm, where people call into the show.
01:54:08.000And I wonder if there, you know, I don't know, we got to do better marketing.
01:54:12.000I bet if we did good marketing, we'd have way more members and be doing a lot more.
01:54:16.000I think so too, because we got, we got Gamer Maids, we got Pop Culture Crisis, we have huge shows on this network, and we got Inverted World coming up, and it's also, we got a lot of content.
01:54:25.000Pop Culture Crisis is doing really well.
01:55:14.000If I was a conservative who was staunchly pro-life and said abortion should be banned, and then Trump came out and said, no, it should go to the states, I would not come out and go, oh, wow, you know, it should be.
01:55:25.000I'd come out and say, I've long held deep convictions about opposing abortion, but I recognize the realities are going to be We have to respect the state's limit, and while that's not necessarily the position I would like to see, it's the reality that I will accept, and I will take Donald Trump's lead on the issue.
01:55:42.000That being said, I am not staunchly pro-life.
01:55:46.000I do think abortion is wrong, especially in the instance of literally just killing babies because they're using it as contraception, but I think...
01:55:57.000I do not believe it is a state's issue.
01:55:59.000I do not believe it is morally consistent to say that you believe it's murder, but that also states can decide when murder is allowed to happen.
01:56:08.000Like, well, it's a woman's choice whether or not she kills someone.
01:57:58.000You're like, unless the baby can tell you.
01:58:00.000I don't know how... It hasn't learned to speak.
01:58:02.000Babies can't talk for like... They can't communicate effectively for a year or whatever.
01:58:08.000So, a baby in the womb resisting being aborted I think is about as close as you could possibly get.
01:58:14.000It's probably, it's likely that if, like, if you were to go in and try to, like, reach in with forceps to try to help the baby be born, right?
01:58:48.000Because conservatives already are saying the government no longer operates.
01:58:51.000They've been saying for years it's a corrupt mafia system, and it's a two-tiered system of justice.
01:58:57.000And for four years they've been claiming that Joe Biden's not even the real president, and no one has invoked anything under the declaration.
01:59:04.000What is more likely to happen is there's gonna be some morbidly obese redneck guy living in the sticks who's gonna be like, I ain't no government as far as I can tell.
01:59:13.000We had a bunch of people come in and steal everything from us.
01:59:16.000Best get the boys rounded up so we can stop the bandits from taking our donkeys again.
01:59:20.000And then they're gonna go out with their guns, and they're gonna form their own patrols, their own watch groups, and then when the federal government comes, they're gonna be like, I know nothing about nothing, I know who you are, you ain't welcome here.
01:59:31.000And they're gonna be like, we're the government, I ain't no idea what you're talking about.
01:59:33.000That's why you need decentralized peace, because if they don't have phones, and they really have literally no communication, they have no idea who these people are coming to take stuff, that's a real problem.
01:59:51.000If they don't want a phone, if they don't want to participate.
01:59:53.000And that's why we built this society as we have with local government.
01:59:57.000The issue I'm saying is, I'm not worried about a moment when conservatives stand up and go, I hereby declare the government is corrupt and declare a redress of grievances under our sacred duty.
02:00:10.000And then a bunch of conservatives go, here, here, and bang their steins together.
02:00:14.000And then they say, the new Sons of Liberty is born.
02:00:20.000What's scary is far leftists firebombing federal buildings, most of them not getting criminally charged, roving gangs taking over city streets on numerous occasions, and then the final straw on the camel's back is people on the right who live in small towns.
02:00:36.000You know, I drove through the panhandle of Oklahoma.
02:00:39.000And there are some small towns, really, like 120 people and there's nothing for 50 miles.
02:00:46.000It's wild when you really get out there in the middle of nowhere.
02:00:49.000And I'm talking about these places where they have a bunch of guns and they're just like, look.
02:00:54.000We had some guy come in and kill somebody.
02:00:57.000We had another guy come in and stole a tractor.
02:01:53.000There was one instance where a bunch of far leftists were armed with AR-15s, and they were blocking intersections, and a car pulled up, and they pointed the rifles at the guy, so he drew his pistol and he pointed it back at them.
02:02:06.000When the right starts acting in that way, then it's just... But here's what we're going to do.
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