00:02:37.000The FBI has raided the home of a Democrat donor, particularly Eric Swalwell, and once gubernatorial candidate in this Eric Swalwell probe.
00:02:46.000So, all I can say right now, my friends, yo, Trump's going after these guys.
00:02:51.000And I don't know, he waited till the 11th hour, but this very much feels October surprise y because all of it is happening right at once, one week out from the midterm elections.
00:03:02.000And oh boy, do we have news in Texas for the first time Democrats in early voting are beating Republicans.
00:03:20.000This excerpt from Ilhan Omar's book is going viral because in it, she contradicts her own age numerous times.
00:03:27.000And it seems like she's saying she was born in either 1980 or 81, which would mean she was not eligible to be a citizen.
00:03:33.000But there's been many people trying to debunk this.
00:03:35.000The funny thing about Ilhan Omar's age, I'm sorry, Ilhan Nur Sayed Elmi's age, is that In her own book, there's literally a debate on her age because none of it makes sense.
00:03:45.000She's like, 1988 to 91, I was eight years old.
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00:07:13.000We got this from the LA Times FBI raids billionaires' Beverly Hills mansion in connection with Eric Swalwell probe, sources say.
00:07:22.000They say on Tuesday, FBI agents were in Beverly Hills executing a search warrant on North Roxbury Drive in connection with the probe.
00:07:29.000The raid is taking place at the home of billionaire Stephen Kluback.
00:07:32.000Sources confirmed at the Times a spokesperson for Swalwell declined to comment.
00:07:36.000Swalwell stayed at home several times while campaigning and used it for political events before the allegations against him became public.
00:07:43.000In one of his last acts there, Swalwell filmed the video denying accusations of rape and sexual assault.
00:07:48.000Klubeck, 64, is a one time California gubernatorial candidate and is a well known figure in Democratic politics.
00:07:54.000He got rich in the timeshare industry, eventually selling his Las Vegas based Diamond Resorts company to a private equity firm for $2.2 billion.
00:08:03.000He immersed himself in Nevada Democratic politics, growing close with the late U.S. Senator Harry Reid and later launched.
00:08:10.000His long shot bid for California governor.
00:08:12.000He quickly faded in a crowded field, however, failing to garner above 1%.
00:08:17.000According to prosecutors, they say, who are they referring to?
00:08:22.000He has found himself in the news for being embroiled in a criminal case with Adva Lavi, an OnlyFans model accused of seducing rich men for money.
00:08:31.000According to prosecutors, Lavi posed as the girlfriend of numerous men between 23 and 25 before pilfering cash, gold, and high value items from homes in West Lake Village, West Hollywood.
00:09:05.000I'm not going to cut any Republicans any slack.0.85
00:09:07.000There's like some rank and file Republicans and Democrats that are in the middle of nowhere that aren't doing drugs and weird sex things, but I just got to say, like, The more you read about the escapades of Congress and like what those gay dudes were doing in the Senate building, I'm just like, the Epstein files are probably a lot worse than anyone thinks.0.76
00:09:27.000I mean, the Epstein files, they've been released, and I don't think there was anything that was.0.78
00:10:32.000These people spend so much time together.
00:10:34.000You can go out anywhere on Capitol Hill, whether they're in or out of session in Congress, and you can find like five members of Congress just hanging out at a bar being like absolutely outrageous in public.
00:10:45.000You would be shocked to find out that they had any sort of serious job or any sort of position where they would have to conduct themselves properly because you get intoxicated with this power.
00:10:56.000And then, you know, so this is like pretty par for the course, actually.
00:10:59.000The relationship also gets fuzzy because these politicians are knocking down the doors of billionaires and millionaires constantly for money.
00:11:39.000Three dead, isn't it a little unfair to release that after he's dead and has nothing like he has no way of answering for himself?
00:11:44.000Oh, right, yeah, I just feel like I mean, the response, but but it's a bit better that he didn't have, yeah.
00:11:48.000But I feel, I feel worse for the opposition research team because they like put this mini doc together with these three guys and they were like, We did it, we got this big expose.
00:11:57.000And you know, there's like some young guy who's like, This is gonna make my career in DC.
00:12:01.000Then Graham dies, yeah, and they're like, What are you gonna do?0.61
00:12:03.000And he's like, I guess we release it anyway and like expose a dead guy that everyone already knew was gay.0.73
00:12:10.000You'd have to do that speech where he's like, I did not have relations with these men.0.62
00:13:37.000There's that guy from New York who did that, you know, he was, like, a model for certain line of products that are not intended for, you know, for certain audiences.
00:17:15.000So here's what, okay, here's just a quick version.
00:17:17.000And we'll do a bigger segment, but I just got to mention this right now because I don't even know why I'm thinking about it, but it's like part of the conversation.
00:17:22.000Everybody in Texas starts getting these flyers that are like, know your rights.
00:17:26.000And if you're confused, like, reach out to these organizations, they'll help you.
00:17:57.000It said, if your parents do not support you, there are trusted people you can reach out to, like a friend, relative, or teacher, which again is 100% their cause.
00:18:07.000The reason why I'm bringing it up is they literally said, someone exposed our actual plan to people, to parents.
00:21:01.000Exit onions, useful idiots believe they had opened the gates to a better world, but they didn't realize what the gates protected this whole time.0.99
00:23:03.000I understand what you're saying in the big picture.0.55
00:23:06.000But it literally just comes down to leftists walk up to an Islamist and says, We both agree we want to burn down the United States, right?0.65
00:23:11.000Okay, then enemy of my enemy right now, and we'll figure the rest out later.0.71
00:23:14.000Right, as long as you recognize that we'll figure out the rest out later part, because other than burn down the United States, they have nothing in common.
00:24:04.000It's like anyone in this coalition, like the organizing force is they just hate white people, white culture, broadly Christianity.0.76
00:24:11.000Although they will skin suit Christianity when they need to, like Taylorico does.
00:24:15.000But it's like people like scratch their heads and they like, you know, go like turn the psychic victims trying to figure out like, wait, no, you guys are going to hate each other.
00:24:28.000And it's like, that makes perfect sense.1.00
00:24:29.000Muslims are perfect foot soldiers for that kind of thing.1.00
00:24:31.000I just want to say, like, the most offensive thing about Dave's video to me is, like, what model is he using?1.00
00:24:39.000Dave, you know, you got to get up to speed with the proper AI models because if you were using Sea Dance 2.5, it would have been cinema quality.
00:25:12.000You can have GPT take your computer over.
00:25:15.000I wonder if you can tell GPT, make, like, if you literally said, hey, open up C Dance, use it, and make a five minute short film like this, it'll probably do it.
00:25:27.000Like, make sure everything's consistent and the characters match and do whatever you have to do, and it'll do it.
00:25:31.000Because, like, right now, if you go to Sea Dance and say, make this movie of the far left destroying the city, destroying the world, you have to make each individual one.
00:25:38.000You got to make sure the characters fit.
00:25:39.000I think he was using, it looked like a really old model to be in.
00:26:27.000Yeah, it's just kind of like it's embarrassing for all.
00:26:29.000Yeah, but dude, look, I guarantee you there's like, there's a 63 year old.
00:26:34.000Woman who watched that and had a tear in her eye, and she's like, Yeah, and she's gonna go vote now.
00:26:38.000Yeah, I mean, that's true, but it's like, you know, you can't depend on these people forever.
00:26:43.000I mean, if you're under 30 and you see that, you're just like, Bro, like the hysteria.
00:26:49.000No, no, no, no, like I'm an old guy, and I'm like, Come on, are people saying not because of the quality, but the content?
00:26:53.000Like, aren't people, aren't you hearing more and more now, people saying, Okay, here's what's happening in Europe, you see what's happening in Italy, see what's happening in France, you see what's happening?
00:26:59.000People are legitimately concerned, yeah, but his attack will it come?
00:27:03.000Young, I'm not talking about the quality of the video, no, but even like his attack.
00:27:06.000Factors in there are stuff that's not relevant to normal conservatives.
00:27:09.000I'm going to say this as a young person myself, I'm ready to watch it all burn.
00:27:15.000I know my fellow Gen Z team, right?0.99
00:27:32.000I mean, like, let's add a clip where it's like instead of doing the American flag in MLK, it's playing that interstellar song, and it's boomers just pilfering the bank accounts of young people to pay their social security.0.58
00:28:39.000And like, no, no, you're not supposed to be able to do it to anybody.0.78
00:28:41.000It's like, oh, we can because that's not racist.
00:28:44.000And now that's what they're doing in blue jurisdictions.
00:28:46.000Yeah, it's like there's a way to move towards not treating people poorly without ramming a whole bunch of.
00:28:52.000Legislation down everyone's throats and like effectively rewriting not just the constitution but sort of recalibrating how American society like operates.
00:29:00.000Um, obviously, MLK, the civil rights movement, etc.
00:29:04.000It wasn't just like we want to sit on the bus in the same places.
00:29:07.000Like, no, every single person that was in the civil rights movement just continued to support more and more liberal policy.
00:29:12.000That's how it's Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, etc.
00:29:14.000Like, this idea that MLK was uniquely, you know, he wouldn't have ended up in this woke stuff like the rest of these guys.
00:29:20.000It's like, no, he would have, he'd be marching for Kamala.
00:29:24.000That's how it's sold to people though, right?
00:29:26.000Like most people, most people that are, you know, normies, when they see MLK or whatever, they don't think of the Civil Rights Act as, you know, equity for all.
00:29:36.000They see, okay, we want to treat these people, we want to treat everybody as if they are the same under the law, which is a rational and reasonable perspective to hold.
00:30:06.000They took advantage of a lot of totally well meaning American people who otherwise might have just been a little bit apolitical or not as cynical to envision that sort of trajectory.
00:30:16.000I think American culture, Americans are inherently very polite people and they will always give people grace and think the best of people.
00:30:24.000And so when you have these liberals who set this set of policies in front of them and say, oh, We should all just be the same, it should be all you know fair and happy.
00:30:35.000That sounds good to most people, and they won't think twice about it.
00:30:37.000And then, of course, it's a slippery slope.
00:30:39.000But the well, and MLK was like deeply unpopular at the time as well.
00:30:42.000Like, this idea that he's always been viewed as this just like he came and saved America, like we're suffocating, and then he came and like bailed us all out.
00:30:50.000It's like not how he was perceived at the time.
00:30:53.000Obviously, his perception of him became more positive over time.
00:30:57.000Uh, but once again, you just have to look at his contemporaries, how they what sort of politics they adopted, how they evolved politically and philosophically.
00:31:04.000It's like That's what that movement was.
00:31:27.000Every military base needs to operate for 90 days off of civilian infrastructure, which means they're going to need their own food, their own fuel, their own transport, energy, et cetera.
00:31:36.000Same time, the U.K. is warning its citizens keep cash on hand.
00:33:02.000The argument could be in the event, say, the Northeast loses its power, you want the military bases in the Northeast to be able to sustain themselves.
00:33:38.000I think, in regard to military bases, the economic issue is one.
00:33:41.000I think there's also the fact that they could know that there is a planned attack or something coming, but they don't know where.
00:33:47.000So if it hits the Northeast, right, you want to have the bases not in the Northeast also prepared without knowing what bases will be hit or what's going to be attacked.
00:33:57.000If you go to other countries, As someone who travels to the Middle East frequently, everybody there has a room full of, you know, a 30 day supply.
00:34:33.000I, I think that when you take it in context with the multiple countries making these same kind of recommendations and the Trump administration saying that military bases should be prepared, that does kind of put a different spin on it.
00:34:48.000But I mean, the kind of be prepared for an emergency or a disaster, you should be able to have, you know, three days of food and water in your house.
00:34:55.000That's kind of boilerplate emergency preparedness that you get for, you know, whether there's a hurricane coming or if there's a big snowstorm.
00:35:03.000In Japan, they have that kind of stuff because there can be earthquakes and.
00:35:07.000And conservatives have all this stuff, and conservatives tend to, liberals tend not to.
00:35:30.000My boyfriend has like all of the stuff that you would ever need to survive.
00:35:34.000And I don't even have groceries, I don't think.
00:35:36.000But I bring it up because remember that viral video where it's like what a man is thinking walking through a place and what a woman is thinking.
00:36:00.000Yeah, see, you know, a lot of I see all these dudes, you know, these like this anti women YouTuber stuff.
00:36:05.000I don't want to say manosphere because not all of it is, but they're like, oh, women are gold diggers and women do this and women want that.
00:36:39.000I was like 20 and I saw it, and I was like, yeah, now go back in time and you have the fair with like 70 concubines, and 40% of males never even had families.0.95
00:37:17.000So I was like, you know, I got to like just try and max like try to be as funny as possible.
00:37:20.000So I'd like ask chat for jokes like before dates and stuff.
00:37:24.000There was a guy who bought fake followers on Instagram, paid someone to get him verified, and then paid to do a bunch of photo shoots that he was a famous rapper.
00:37:38.000That's literally just looks maxing, though.
00:37:40.000Like a lot of men just, you know, I'm not going to scold men and tell men what to do or anything like that, but there are definitely ways that you can reasonably self improve, you know, if you're having a hard time with ladies that are totally within me as it doesn't require a lot of money or effort.
00:38:02.000You know, it would be the funniest thing ever.
00:38:03.000I just want to see like a video of clavicular and then he just gets into like deep philosophy and you're like discussing moral foundations and world religion.
00:38:40.000If a guy literally stands on blocks, it doesn't matter if women know he's standing on blocks, they still get the same height response as if he was actually tall.
00:38:50.000So they actually have done research on this.
00:38:54.000They say for guys, if you want to make women infatuated with you, you want to take them on dates that are safe but scary.
00:39:18.000The research shows that if women feel adrenaline, they form an oxytocin bond with the man who is there because they want the man to protect them.0.96
00:39:32.000They say bring a woman on a date to an amusement park and bring on the roller coaster, and she'll be locked onto your arm the whole time and build an oxytocin bond.
00:39:39.000So when clavicular is like stand on blocks, You might think, like, certainly women know he's not really that tall.
00:39:47.000It doesn't matter because they're not consciously assessing his height.
00:39:49.000They're subconsciously assessing his height.
00:41:30.000I get pissed off when there are things that, like, okay, in West Virginia, online gambling is legal and marijuana is illegal.
00:41:42.000And in Maryland, online gambling is illegal and marijuana is legal.
00:41:46.000So it's just like when you live right there, like Harper's Ferry, You're just like, if you want to smoke weed, you got to drive five minutes this way.
00:41:54.000And if you want to play, if you want a sports bet, you got to drive five minutes this way.0.73
00:41:57.000It's stupid when laws are like this, yet you have on the books, it is a felony to live with an unmarried woman as a man or for a really, really good reason.0.94
00:42:07.000Actually, I think it's a misdemeanor, but I own a trucking company, right?0.99
00:42:10.000One of the businesses owns a trucking company.
00:42:12.000And that's one of the biggest challenges, exactly what you're saying, because a driver can legally smoke marijuana and have it in his system.
00:42:18.000You know, obviously not while he's driving, but if he crosses state lines.
00:42:21.000And it's still in his system, he can't.
00:43:26.000These old laws that are on the books that, it's like, would you have ever guessed that you could sue for adultery?
00:43:33.000I mean, what would happen if you go to like West Virginia and you just see like a guy with no wedding ring and a woman and they're like, they're making out, getting out of a cab and you're like, I'm going to call the police right now?
00:44:49.000Yeah, so I think she had an affair with the bodyguard.
00:44:52.000Dude, there was a crazy story about it, too.
00:44:55.000I think it started with the tabloid magazines, but they were talking about how they would get in all these crazy verbal and apparently sometimes kind of physical fights.
00:45:03.000She was like throwing art in the pool of their home.
00:47:07.000Gonzalez was like super pro Israel or whatever.
00:47:10.000And then 26, that Gonzalez guy was just so terrible that AIPAC was like, We can't.
00:47:14.000Well, he wasn't just the guy who had that lady who lit herself on fire for a staffer committed suicide by lighting herself on fire, allegedly.
00:47:21.000Except, well, I'm gonna tell you guys, literally, it was so crazy.
00:47:31.000Um, former Texas representative Tony Gonzalez, he there were all these rumors that he was having an affair with one of his district staffers, and then she killed herself.
00:48:20.000No, and anyways, the point though is that the pressure had been getting so great and the story had become increasingly more and more public that it was impossible to avoid, and yet leadership kept them there.
00:48:31.000And then they ended up cutting a deal with Democrats, basically, and they went band for band, if you will, and they let Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzalez resign at the same time so that the distribution, the party distribution stayed the same pretty much.
00:48:45.000So in DC, this is the funny thing, like nationally, No one knew, and it wasn't a story.
00:48:52.000In DC, literally everybody knew what happens.
00:48:54.000And apparently, the story was that they were having an affair, and she called him, and she was like, I'm gonna, you know, she threatened to take her own life unless he came, and he was like, get out of here.
00:49:05.000So then she's like on the phone, splashing herself with fuel or something like this.
00:49:11.000And then she apparently, because people don't understand this, she like had a lighter, and I don't know if this is true, this is just the rumor.
00:49:19.000And she was like, I'll do it, I'll do it.
00:49:47.000Yeah, I remember just seeing like a headline, but it definitely didn't get a lot of national attention.
00:49:50.000And I remember, and once the story came back up again and reported, They started actually getting sources alleging that there was an affair.
00:49:57.000They were releasing the lawyer and the woman's former fiance, her husband, I believe.
00:50:03.000They were releasing text messages from her phone, you know, basically exchanges between this congressman, former congressman.
00:50:09.000He's asking for photos and all these things.
00:53:10.000Everyone was like, this wasn't already kind of established.
00:53:13.000They made it illegal for a member of Congress.
00:53:15.000I think it's part of, like, The house, the ethics, yeah, rules now that you can't have any, you can't have, there's no, there are no relationships at all between staffers and congressmen and women.
00:53:25.000I mean, you'd be surprised, yeah, but of course they're gonna, yeah, yeah, but they really know how to let loose.
00:53:30.000There was a, I have no particular inside knowledge, but I have friends that work on the hill, and everyone kind of hears about this, this place called the cages, which is in the house office buildings.
00:53:39.000It's like the basement floor where they're storage rooms and they're, you know, like these metal fences, but that's just where everyone goes to fool around, basically.
00:53:46.000It's disgusting, like these people, it's like.0.96
00:54:43.000He says, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar writes in her memoir, I was eight years old when civil war broke out in Somalia.
00:54:48.000One day everything was okay, and the next they were bullets piercing not only buildings, but also people.
00:54:52.000While Somalia has suffered several civil wars, the chapter is entitled 89 91 Mogadishu, Somalia.
00:54:58.000Mogadishu experienced severe riots in July of 1989, including a mass execution that became known as the Jazeera Beach Massacre.
00:55:06.000If, in her own words, in her own autobiography, Omar was eight when this occurred in 1989, and she was born in 81, and was 19 years old in 2000, actually her birthday is in October.
00:55:18.000So that would have meant she would have been seven at the time if it was 89.
00:55:22.000But either way, the interesting thing about this, Will Chamberlain breaks it down.
00:55:26.000He says, Illinois Omar's official birthday is October 4th, 1982, but the ages she gives in her own memoir don't line up with it.
00:55:32.000She says she was 30 years old in 2011, then calls herself a 31 year old in February of 2014.
00:55:39.000She had a 10 year old mind in early 1992, but was seven in the chapters covering 1982 and 1988.
00:55:46.000I went through every age she mentions in the book that could be tied to a specific date or dates.
00:55:51.000Three of 11 contradict her official birthday.
00:56:14.000However, page 43, his 10 year old daughter, 92 95, her birth date could be 81 to 85, meaning 81 is a potential birth date that would contradict her formal birth date.
00:56:25.000So when he says three don't line up and two are questionable, in fact, more than two are questionable.
00:56:30.000So the important thing to understand about the Civil War, where this whole thing is going massively viral, Is that the formal date of the civil war in Somalia is January of 1991, which means that she would have been eight years old if born in 1982, October.
00:56:47.000However, when she says Mogadishu, one day everything was okay, the next they were bolts piercing, those riots did start in 89, which she wrote in the book, 89 to 91.
00:56:58.000However, later in the book, she says in 1992, one year after the start of the war.
00:57:04.000The important thing to understand to break down in this, how is it?
00:57:08.000That there is a member of Congress whose own book doesn't even know when her birthday was.
00:57:13.000That there is a possibility of debate as to when her birthday was.
00:57:19.000It shouldn't even be possible the conversation exists that we're like, well, on this page said this age, but all on that page said this age.
00:57:33.000I think she says in the book, this also went viral, that she was instructed by her family to constantly lie about who she was and who she was related to because of the war.
00:57:42.000I'm willing to bet her dad's probably not her dad.
00:57:45.000She probably doesn't even know who her dad is.
00:57:46.000She came here and just lied so often she doesn't even know when her birthday was.
00:57:50.000I mean, do you remember when you were two years old?
00:57:55.000So she's told, yeah, your birthday was just like, I don't know.
00:57:58.000Well, you see this a lot with, I don't know, a lot, but you see it fairly often with like African soccer players where they find out like three or four years into their career that they're actually born like two years earlier.
00:58:09.000And it actually has like huge implications on their transfer value and that sort of thing.
00:58:12.000But that's, Not defending her, but it's fairly common in places that are just devastatingly poor.
00:58:18.000They literally don't even know when they're born.
00:58:19.000I think I'm the last person on earth who would defend Elon Musk.
00:59:29.000It's like at a certain point, every time it switches, it just feels like this is going to go on forever.
00:59:32.000That every time it switches parties, they're going to.
00:59:35.000And I'm torn on the issue because as someone who's actively involved in criminal justice reform, bottom line is if she did something wrong, she does deserve to be punished.
00:59:43.000But at some point, we need to draw the line where they're spending all their time just targeting each other and not fixing the country.
01:00:44.000I was telling Tim earlier today, and maybe it's just wishful thinking on my part, but do you think there is this silent majority that kind of falls between here and here who are just like, enough of this?
01:01:08.000History, like we have a long history of different countries, different ethnicities, different groups of people, and it's the same pattern all the time, whether it be the Soviet Union or whether it be Cuba or whether it be China or whether it be South America.
01:01:24.000This is what happens when the far left takes control, that gets into a position of power.
01:01:29.000I mean, you look at California, Republicans cannot win the state.
01:02:13.000And they're going to pack the Supreme Court.
01:02:16.000They're going to add four more justices that will be left leaning.
01:02:19.000And then we're going to see retirements.
01:02:20.000So they'll end up with a supermajority in the Supreme Court that will never change.
01:02:24.000And then they're going to start passing laws to make sure in all these congressional districts, they will criminally charge any somewhat right leaning individuals to guarantee that the only Republicans that run are cookie dough Republicans.
01:02:59.000No, so many people don't agree on the issue because then I, like, I was just in LA a couple weeks ago and the guy that the one of them, he's a good friend of mine.
01:03:06.000He's left leaning and he's a reasonable Democrat.
01:03:27.000Like when you saw the Antifa people and you know in 2015 when they were getting into fights at college campuses because Ben Shapiro, good Lord, God forbid Ben Shapiro has the audacity to go and speak.
01:03:41.000I was like, this is the precursor, this is what we're gonna get.
01:03:47.000You're gonna see it again as soon as the Democrats take the House and the Senate in this upcoming election.
01:03:54.000You'll see more riots because Donald Trump will be in a position where He can stop these, but what they want to do is actually get him to overstep and use too much force so they can say that he's a tyrant, et cetera.
01:04:05.000These kind of things, like it is a pattern that you see in history over and over and over.
01:04:15.000The question is, again, is there a path to prevent it from happening here?
01:04:18.000And otherwise, you're basically saying the Dave Rubin video is accurate.
01:04:20.000No, I think that we have to make sure that we have to do everything we can to make sure that the Democrats never hold the House, the Senate, and The office of the president.
01:04:31.000Yeah, I don't think you can stop that.
01:05:26.000In no way were they offensive to the left.
01:05:28.000In fact, they literally just rationally and calmly explained what the left actually believes from their perspective.
01:05:35.000The left has lost its mind that people would be sent pamphlets explaining exactly what they want to do, which shows you everything.
01:05:43.000The reason why the DSA succeeds is because the American people do not know about what they want.
01:05:51.000As soon as regular working class people get information on what the far left wants, the far left has a panic attack and calls for criminal charges against someone.
01:06:02.000Now, tell me what is criminal about sending out pro LGBTQ mailers?
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01:09:57.000Because he went on the show and he said, There are, there are, Campons in men's room, in the boys' room, and they laughed at him and they said, You're crazy.0.95
01:10:15.000Like the thing that really set people off when it comes to what the left wants to do about when it comes to gender ideology and stuff like that was the Dylan Mulvaney stuff that made your average person say, What?
01:10:29.000And you hear people say things like, In the future, There are going to be people that will say, You're a bigot because you won't date a trans woman.
01:10:39.000And there's a phrase that goes along with it that I'm not going to say because we're still, it's still a little early.0.98
01:10:47.000But the idea that a man, a straight man, would be called a bigot and all of the social punishment that can come along with being a bigot, you can be called a bigot or be labeled a bigot because you don't want to date a woman with a penis, which is what they would say.0.97
01:11:07.000That was just too much for the average person.0.95
01:11:09.000But how many of the Gen Zs are saying, oh, you old guys worry about this.
01:11:35.000The activists care, and they will institute policies that reflect what the people in the gender, in the LGBTQ group want if they get into power.
01:11:46.000The most effective thing the Republicans have done in a long time is literally just pamphlet on behalf of the left.
01:11:52.000Seriously, I think one of the most effective things you can do, I've said this before, don't go and knock on doors and warn people they're doing this stuff.
01:12:01.000No, you knock on the door and say, I wanted to provide this information to you and your children.
01:12:10.000Because if you approach them, if you knock on a door and say, I need to warn you about what the left is doing, they're immediately going to be like, You're a right wing chud liar.0.97
01:12:27.000Yeah, I mean, it's a win-win where, you know, okay, either they have to own it and it looks bad to the voters, or they have to disown it and then their base gets pissed off.
01:12:34.000So it's like, I've had arguments, or you can charge them with forgery.
01:12:38.000I've had arguments with friends who are like moderate lib or normie where I had to explain to them that a teacher in Chicago was giving a book to 10-year-olds that explained how to eat feces for sexual gratification.
01:13:18.000I mean, if everybody read the Daily Caller, they would all be informed.
01:13:21.000They'd all be up to date on all this sort of thing.
01:13:23.000But I mean, if we're being honest, not every American reads the Daily Caller.
01:13:26.000That's, you know, because we're a conservative online magazine.
01:13:30.000Moderates and independents, leftists, Democrats certainly don't read our website.
01:13:35.000And so, in this situation, it's the mainstream media's job.
01:13:39.000It's their responsibility to properly inform people.
01:13:41.000And I mean, I think about this, especially when midterms or political debates are on TV a lot, because a lot of these debates are moderated by mainstream media outlets like CNN, MSNBC, whatever.
01:13:52.000And they won't ask the candidates things like, to what point do you support abortion up until birth?
01:13:57.000Or, what do you think about this book in this public library?
01:15:10.000To the younger generation, like when they see something, do you believe it at this age or because of AI and because of all the misinformation out there, are you automatically skeptical?
01:15:19.000You're for sure skeptical of everything you see.
01:15:21.000I mean, I think my generation is like very cynical, you know, and so I think they'll see stuff like this, you know, about how Kamala Harris wants to give illegal aliens transgender surgeries or whatever.
01:15:33.000It literally sounds like an ad look.0.99
01:15:38.000And they'll look at something like that and they'll just, they're, they're, You know, my generation's so cynical, they just kind of, oh, yeah, probably, or maybe not.
01:15:46.000I don't think that these things are as outrageous as they might be, or as animating to our generation, because it's just kind of what it's the political reality we grew up in.
01:15:54.000I mean, I, not to date myself here, but when I was in high school, that's when Trump became president, was when I was a freshman in high school.
01:16:01.000So the only time I, since I ever, the first time I ever got a phone was when Trump was president.
01:16:05.000And that's just the political world I grew up in.
01:16:08.000How old are you when you got your first phone?
01:16:09.000I think it was like 15, 14, 15, maybe.
01:16:13.000It was eighth grade, maybe freshman year.
01:16:54.000The words were all made up by millennials and Gen Xers.
01:16:56.000But because millennials and Gen Xers are split between some internet millennials and Gen Xers, all the words that they used on 4chan went like the words that I would say on 4chan when I was like 20, nobody in the real world would say.
01:17:09.000But Gen Z grows up purely on the internet.
01:17:12.000So it's a pure internet generation, and they're all saying our words.0.61
01:17:16.000And everyone's like, it's Gen Z slang.
01:17:51.000But a lot of it, yeah, is just like stuff that originated on 4chan or other forums 10, 20, 30 years ago.
01:17:56.000Well, it's interesting because, like, take, I mean, I don't know if it's actually half, but let's say half of millennials were hyperactive online and other half were not.
01:18:04.000So, like, me and my friends were on 4chan 24 7.
01:18:07.000So, all of these words were being used by us.
01:18:09.000Now we see all of Gen Z using those words and we're like, oh, we won that culture war, right?
01:18:13.000But it wasn't really that big of a deal whether you knew the words or didn't.
01:18:16.000But Gen Z adopted the slang from one half of millennials.
01:18:27.000Like I, none, like I fall into the other half.
01:18:30.000Oh, yeah, like the rule, all the rules of the internet and everything, you know.
01:18:34.000And I think all that stuff that we knew.0.73
01:18:36.000And it was made up like, first of all, Gen X are the ones who started all of that stuff.
01:18:41.000And then millennials, it's like wackaloon Gen Xers online started saying crazy stuff.
01:18:47.000The millennials who were more likely to be online, like me and my friends had internet when we were, like I had the internet my whole life.0.68
01:18:52.000And my friends got cable because they were nerds.
01:20:57.000But my point is the origin of these words, like goat, drip, like me and my friends were online saying all of the ghosted, like Cheugi and yeah, that's Gen Z.
01:21:08.000I don't think any Gen Z, like I don't think any Zoomer says Cheugi.
01:21:37.000So it's like, you know, 2% of Gen X are on AOL in chat rooms, and then like 10% of millennials are going into these chat rooms.
01:21:45.000Well, because people make this point with clavicular where they're like, what he's proposing, his ideas, et cetera, were already being discussed online 20 years ago, but it was like these looks maxing forums.
01:21:55.000Where now he's popularizing it, but he's not like the originator per se.
01:21:58.000And it's like no shade because he's brought on these guys from these forums before.
01:22:03.000But it's just to say, like, with the millennials, with the Gen Xers, this stuff was like kind of weird and the shadows.
01:22:08.000Now it's numerous because we're so online.
01:22:13.000Like, when I see this stuff, like, here's Gen Z words.0.83
01:22:14.000And I'm like, no, those are just like the creepy Gen X guy who lived in his basement, was on the internet all the time, and he was a weirdo.0.90
01:24:56.000And it's super because the buy, like for example, I was looking up, I was trying to find Good Burger and on Netflix or it was like Amazon Prime or whatever, it was like $8 to buy it.
01:25:05.000So I just went to this, there's a great place in Nova that just has a ton of DVDs and I found Good Burger for like 99 cents.
01:25:11.000And now I'm like, now I own it forever.
01:25:13.000I like reinventing the idea of owning a DVD, I know, but it's like genuinely so much better than having to dig through a freaking streaming app and like half the stuff on there is garbage.
01:26:42.000So, like, you know, Goku, he's the main character, right?
01:26:44.000And he's got to fight the alien military dictator, Frieza.
01:26:49.000And when Frieza kills his friend Krillin, Goku goes Super Saiyan and his hair turns blonde and his eyes turn blue.0.53
01:26:56.000Because in Japan, when you're becoming more powerful, Your black hair and brown eyes turn into blonde hair and blue eyes for some reason.0.55
01:27:03.000But that's kind of what happens when you have a kid.
01:27:17.000And you know, I think people fail to realize they're like, Man, these guys are sure dumb thinking they actually could beat a grizzly bear.0.88
01:27:22.000No, it's that whatever turns on in your brain that convinces you can defeat a grizzly bear is because you need to fight the grizzly bear to save your family.0.81
01:27:55.000So, you know, my point is if guys out there did not believe they could defeat a bear in a fight, Like, what happens then when the bear confronts their family?
01:28:02.000They're like, well, we got to run, I guess.
01:28:04.000But the guys who are like, I can do it are like, let's go.
01:28:07.000And then they get mauled to death, but the family survives.
01:30:26.000And I'm like literally pressing the button, waiting for someone to unlock deodorant.
01:30:31.000And I looked behind me and there was a section of just like random like knee shin guards or like knee braces or whatever that wasn't locked up.
01:30:37.000A guy comes in with an Ikea bag, shovels it all in there to like steal it and walks out.
01:30:42.000No one does anything, none of the employees.
01:30:44.000And then they come over and unlock it for me.
01:30:45.000So I go, every Dwayne Reed in the city.
01:31:05.000Yeah, it's more the DA and whatnot that are.
01:31:08.000Because San Francisco is a great example where San Francisco actually eventually got rid of that hyper leftist Soros DA and they've largely solved a lot of their crime issues.
01:31:16.000Carjacking is down 222% over the last three years.
01:32:22.000It was just, yeah, it was so upsetting.
01:32:24.000There is, I don't think there's lower human capital than the loss prevention at Walgreens.
01:32:29.000They are like, the bot, we're scraping the barrel.
01:32:31.000Like, if there was a draft, they would be last.
01:32:33.000Have you guys seen these videos where dudes just prank Walmart?0.97
01:32:37.000Loss prevention, they'll like pay for a TV but then walk around the store with it and then try to leave and be like, I don't have a receipt, so the cops get called and all this stupid stuff happens.0.52
01:32:48.000I remember I interviewed for a loss prevention job when I was in college, and like during the interview, he's like, Yeah, something that happens a lot, you have to carry this kit on you because you'll get pricked with needles.
01:33:00.000Uh, it was in New York, and I was just like, I don't think I want this job then if there's a risk because that's like my biggest fear is that someone injects me and I don't know what it is, and it's like, I'm not addicted to hair.
01:33:08.000Spent too much time in South Africa, huh?
01:33:10.000What if, like, what just type of this is my biggest fear is someone runs up, injects you with a needle, and then you're addicted to whatever that was, but you don't know what it is.
01:33:17.000You have to try all the drugs to figure out what it is.
01:33:53.000They'll stick themselves a needle, walk through a crowd of people, and then prick you with it, hoping that it transfers the curse because magic.1.00
01:34:00.000They also rape babies for the same reason.0.99
01:37:43.000No, well, I didn't know because I know, like, well, I guess you know, you're like Natalie Portman was like a young man, yeah, Samuel L. Jackson, bro, Pulp Fiction.
01:37:49.000Because I just know him from like the Capital One commercials.
01:40:59.000Billionaires want to make biohacked war dogs capable of sniffing out bombs.
01:41:03.000Warhound, an advanced canine genetics and cybernetic platform, says the designer canine units will be healthier than the average working dog.
01:41:11.000In a launch announcement last week, Warhound said the genetically enhanced pups could also join the police and emergency services.
01:42:14.000They're already used in a lot of different places.
01:42:15.000Yeah, there will be uses for them, but I think that an actual dog is probably going to be used because of things like it's no aggression.
01:42:26.000Clarification After the genetically modified dogs are bred and grown, Andoril is going to make weapons and high tech gear and bulletproof vests for the dogs.
01:44:36.000One of the big conspiracy theories right now is that one of these astral, like, objects and things, like a meteor, is actually a Soviet ship that Soviets, like, never disclosed.
01:45:28.000Two guys are like playing on a seesaw and one guy launched him and he just flew into space and died.
01:45:33.000Actually, one of the ways they're trying to lower the cost of orbit is the slingshot.
01:45:38.000It's a gigantic wheel and they charge it up and that shoots it in the air.
01:45:43.000Well, yeah, because I was listening to Elon talking about like when they have the moon base and he's like, instead of paying for rockets to get off of like expensive rockets to get out of moon orbit, we'll just do a railgun and like launch people off of the moon.0.91
01:46:05.000It sounds crazy, but if you would have said 10 years ago that you'll have reusable rockets that come back, land on a floating platform, and you can use them again, you would have said, no way in the world that would ever happen.
01:47:50.000Because, like, it's a comic book, so the laws of, like, you know, thermodynamics don't apply.
01:47:55.000Yeah, you could just chop the fingers off, throw them in the fryer, and then grow them back out, and you could, like, have some, like, nice, like.
01:48:00.000Well, if he was like, oh, my stomach hurts so much because I'm starving, you know?
01:50:10.000You drink the beer until, like, a Guinness glass says Guinness on the side, and you drink it until however much you think it would hit right in the middle of the G.
01:51:16.000I remember like, I remember like all these people all these years, like, oh, wait till you go to you have a Guinness in Dublin, Ireland.0.97
01:51:22.000And then I like went there, tastes exactly the same.
01:51:25.000It's just they make it up there, like, well, they save the first press for them for themselves.
01:51:30.000You get all the all dark beer tastes exactly the same, and then all the light beers taste exactly the same.
01:51:34.000It's like, can I have the dark beer or the light beer?
01:51:35.000And you could bring me anything, and I wouldn't be able to tell.
01:51:37.000Same with the whiskey, I just can't tell.1.00
01:52:52.000See, if you went down that street back in the day, would it be like a NASCAR pit row where all the signs are coming out and tell you which number is which?
01:52:58.000And just every window is putting a different alcohol out there.0.99
01:53:02.000You were just sick, young, dumb, and the rest.0.99
01:53:06.000That's actually a pretty clever idea, though.1.00
01:53:55.000Because of all the punk rock music.0.96
01:53:57.000And it was like, you'd put a CD in, and there would be a guy, and he'd be like, This next song is called Your Religion is Dumb and Jesus is Lame.0.98
01:54:27.000And we can actually see in the metrics when you share it with people, really can.
01:54:31.000Uncensored portion of the show is coming up in a few minutes.
01:54:34.000Raflo says Adva Lavi was on Rollo Tomasi's show, Access Vegas, and actually stole from some of the other women when she decided to leave early.
01:54:44.000She went by Mia Ventura at the time, Small World.
01:55:32.000So for those coming to the Halloween event, if you got your tickets, I don't even know how they're doing it.
01:55:37.000But, you know, basically, here's the good news because we've moved that studio, security isn't as big of an issue anymore.
01:55:42.000So we can do more public events at the skate park.
01:55:44.000And we've got member only events, VIP stuff.
01:55:48.000We're going to be putting a playground for families that want to come and hang out.
01:55:52.000But the idea is the place is going to be between PG and PG 13, meaning, you know, if mom and dad are like the kids are going to skate, like if your kids are like, you know, 10, 12 or, you know, teenagers and they want to skate and they sign the waivers and all that stuff, you guys can hang out upstairs at the bar with a movie on and, you know, hang out.
01:56:07.000If parents have younger kids and they want to come hang out, Then they can supervise the kids if they skate.
01:57:57.000And then when it comes to actual numbers, young people, percentage wise, just don't turn out.0.67
01:58:01.000The thing is, historically, Gen Z seems more politically active now than the other generation of the same age, but they're also more black pilled.0.83
01:58:09.000So while they know what's going on, they're like, what's the point?0.99
01:58:12.000Also, isn't it that Gen Z is a little more conservative than previous generations?
01:58:18.000I imagine that there are a lot of conservatives or, you know, otherwise Republican voters who are just not motivated to vote in the midterms.
01:58:25.000I imagine we'll have a better idea of like what the actual.
01:58:28.000Enthusiasm levels are in a presidential cycle, but midterms are always a little bit, yeah, you know, weird.
02:01:14.000I've had companies pay whoever sent it like a due diligence fee, thinking that it was us, and then calling us and saying, Hey, I paid this fee and I never heard from anyone.
02:01:21.000I'm like, MIT, we never even heard of you.
02:01:25.000I have no problem saying in an email, being like, Oh, yeah, Tim Cass, what does it say?
02:01:43.000There may be a possibility that someone bought our email list, but I don't think we allow that.
02:01:49.000So, I got to talk to the crew and be like, because we have a newsletter, but that newsletter is like this week on Timcast.
02:01:54.000And in that newsletter, it'll be like brought to you by, you know, whatever company that sponsors at the time.
02:01:59.000You know, like, because we do a bunch of everything, you know, Tax Network or Keat or whatever will be like, they're sponsoring the newsletter.
02:02:15.000Taiwan Cricket says there's no such thing as a seagull.
02:02:19.000See, Bailey says if you increase the taxes on non-parents after a certain age, they're not contributing to the economy with a child, so they can contribute more with taxes.0.87
02:02:58.000Yeah, that's the problem saying, like, we're going to give you a deduction makes people who don't get the deduction think, well, you know, whatever.
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02:09:55.000Hey, it's Brian Major Thread, frequent caller, occasional listener, occasionally in Crossland critic, but he's not here tonight, so I can't make fun of him.
02:10:04.000It's a wonderful pastime criticizing Ian Crossland.
02:10:55.000I mean, if anyone ever deserved it, those Abraham Accords.0.78
02:10:58.000He could solve every conflict on earth down to and including schoolyard fights over who gets to have the skateboard or who gets to use the good football and who has to use the junky one.0.53
02:11:10.000They still would not give him the Nobel Peace Prize.
02:11:14.000I don't think they're going to give it to her either.
02:14:01.000Well, I'm sure he's still buddies with half of the people in the government.
02:14:06.000And so it's like, I mean, that's kind of working against them also.
02:14:10.000But to your point about the midterms, I mean, they did that raid this morning at that donor's house in California who's affiliated with Swalwell.
02:14:19.000It definitely seems like, I mean, these are three big.
02:14:22.000You know, lawfare stories in recent weeks just ahead of the midterms.
02:14:24.000It seems like it's kind of that's the intention is to get people to show up to the polls because we got Ilhan or something.
02:14:34.000But yeah, I mean, I actually think the Ilhan one.
02:15:38.000Because if he can win Michigan, which is really a purple state, such, you know, with positions like that, I think it gives so much fire to the whole DSA on a go forward base.
02:15:47.000I think that is the number one race by far.
02:18:05.000I have a question for the whole panel.
02:18:08.000So, we all know that DC operates just like a giant unit party.
02:18:14.000Both sides posture about morals while making deals to retain power.
02:18:19.000If Democrats do sacrifice one of their own that's already under the microscope in exchange for future political favors, how dangerous could that return favor be for Republicans over the next two years?
02:18:34.000Are you implying that they're going to not do their best to protect Ilhan Omar?
02:18:41.000Well, her or any of the other ones, but you.
02:18:45.000You know, specifically, more specifically, Omar, but I mean, any of them, but she seems to be the one that, you know, they may very well, you know, make her a sacrificial lamb to, you know, be able to protect her.
02:19:05.000Yeah, my sense is that they don't, they're not going to try to really go circle the wagons too hard for Omar because the evidence is really mounting and it's pretty damning.
02:19:19.000As for someone else, I don't know who they would, you know, who they would sacrifice.
02:19:24.000And to be honest with you, I think that the Republicans that are likely to cut deals with Democrats are likely to cut deals without any kind of quid pro quo.
02:19:34.000I think that the people that are not going to cut deals, they're not going to basically at all.
02:19:42.000And not saying that they're some model politician, but I think that they have goals that they're trying to achieve that are.
02:19:51.000In contrast to what the Democrats want to achieve.
02:19:56.000And I think that the people that are willing to cut deals, like, they don't need, they don't need like a, you know, they don't need a sacrificial lamb.
02:20:04.000They'll cut the deal just because it's for personal interest or for, yeah, for whatever benefit they believe they or their constituents will get out of it.
02:20:55.000The things that they want, they're going to fall in line and they'll have the majority and they'll get through the House without having Republicans making deals.
02:21:02.000And I do think that there are a handful of Republicans that would just make a deal with them.
02:21:06.000It would just, you know, do what they want, anyways.
02:21:09.000I don't think that the quid pro quo is necessary.
02:21:12.000If they don't need to cut a deal, they probably won't.