Hunter Biden has finally admitted that Joe Biden is the big guy in a $5 million deal with China. Rachel Maddow goes on an unhingedible rant about the SCOTUS case, and a viral video of Trump fist pumping to the Mexican army.
00:00:34.000Hunter Biden has finally acknowledged that Joe Biden is the big guy.
00:00:37.000The testimony has been released, and this is massive, because it basically opens the door to what everybody has been saying for a long time.
00:00:44.000The Biden family was influence-peddling, to an extreme degree, and working with our principal adversaries.
00:00:50.000And right now, if it's true, and this is what Hunter Biden is saying, that Joe Biden was the big guy in a $5 million deal with China to get 10%, I mean, There's a potential for war with China.
00:01:16.000We have our Leap Day candy downstairs.
00:01:17.000We actually have some Leap Day candy up here on the table.
00:01:19.000I hope you all had a very merry Leap Day.
00:01:21.000And in other news, Rachel Maddow went on an unhinged rant because she fundamentally doesn't understand law and just never consulted anyone in the legal profession to figure out what the SCOTUS case means and made the argument that if SCOTUS for some reason decides Trump is correct on immunity, Trump will be president for life!
00:01:54.000Plus, Trump was down at the border, and there's a viral video going around where he waves to the Mexican army and then fist pumps, and he was like, wow, they like Trump.
00:02:01.000And it's just, it's a hilarious video.
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00:04:33.000Man, after years of denials, Hunter Biden finally acknowledged Joe Biden was the big guy in the $5 million China deal.
00:04:43.000At long last, first son Hunter Biden affirmed during his Wednesday impeachment inquiry deposition that his father, Joe, was the big guy, referenced in an email about a business deal with a Chinese state-linked energy firm that yielded millions for Biden family members and other associates more than three years after the post broke the story, but rejected the notion the president was ever penciled in for a 10% stake.
00:05:03.000And I'd like to point out that makes literally no sense because the email says 10% for the big guy.
00:05:09.000And so if the big guy is Joe Biden, what are you talking about?
00:05:12.000The deposition represents the first time the 54-year-old hunter has admitted that his former business partners, James Gilliar, was referring to Joe Biden when he raised the prospect on May 13, 2017, of the first son holding a 10% stake in the lucrative joint venture involving CEFC China Energy for the big guy.
00:06:27.000It is also nice, in my opinion, because Hunter Biden threw such a hysterical fit about having to comply with any sort of subpoena from Congress or anything else.
00:06:34.000You remember he held that press conference on one of the days or another time like mid-congressional hearing where he was supposed to be there.
00:06:40.000They were voting to hold him in contempt.
00:06:42.000He like storms in and like crosses his arms with his lawyers.
00:06:45.000I am tired of Hunter Biden's hysterics and I am tired of the lies in the Biden family.
00:06:49.000However, I just don't think that we'll see the kind of justice we would like.
00:06:53.000We're not going to see him behind bars.
00:06:55.000Maybe, or at least not during this administration.
00:06:58.000I mean, because Biden controls the DOJ, right?
00:07:00.000So they're not going to open an investigation into Hunter Biden because, you know, they're totally in bed with the Biden regime and what they're doing.
00:07:07.000But again, I think, as Hannah said, this is something that the American people, at least conservatives, have known and covered for a long time, right?
00:07:14.000We've known that Joe Biden and Hunter Biden, when Joe Biden was VP, were going around the world Ripping off the American people, selling out American interests, and lining their own pockets.
00:07:24.000So this is not surprising, I think, to at least conservative Americans, but this is a message that we need to get out more to those independent voters.
00:07:31.000Because I think you saw in 2020 a lot of the Hunter Biden stories obviously were suppressed.
00:07:35.000You weren't allowed to talk about the laptop on Twitter.
00:07:38.000We weren't allowed to talk about the dirty business dealings.
00:07:41.000So it's important to get those messages out there because ultimately The American people want, you know, a government that doesn't sell them out, that isn't corrupt.
00:07:48.000So we need to make sure that people are aware of what Hunter and Joe have done for decades in this city.
00:07:53.000I withdraw my apology for deadnaming Kingsley, who just called me Hannah instead of Hannah Clare.
00:08:40.000The issue about 10% for the big guy, instantly, first-order thinker liberals are going to be like, oh, he wasn't even in office!
00:08:49.000The argument always was, Joe Biden used his office to get his family members lucrative deals.
00:08:58.000And when you got the circumstantial evidence of, here's an email showing they were trying to work deals and shield this deal 10% for the big guy held by the sun.
00:09:10.000Which is, I'm pretty sure not legal to do.
00:09:17.000Okay, so the question then becomes, when you look at Politico's reporting on what they called Biden Inc., where the fortunes of the Biden family tracked alongside Joe Biden's political career, we now have evidence, admission, Joe Biden was the big guy for whom they were holding assets for in these business dealings internationally.
00:09:39.000Just so happens this one time, this occurred when he was not in office, but that's not the point.
00:09:44.000The point is, he was absolutely involved in their business dealings.
00:09:47.000Hunter kept saying, he wasn't involved at all!
00:10:08.000No, he never He never has, and so it is interesting that they're saying, oh, well, technically he's not holding office, so this would be a good time, except you know that his intention was always to seek the presidency.
00:10:18.000It's not a guarantee, but he was intending to hold office again.
00:10:21.000He wasn't intending to give up private sector money.
00:10:45.000You're going to get a bunch of Democrats putting serious pressure on senators, which will give them an excuse to say, without getting into the issue, Biden has seriously mishandled this.
00:10:59.000It could be a senator saying something like, Biden's capitulation to the far left in defense of Hamas is, you know, we can't accept this.
00:11:10.000And then they'd say, these revelations show this man is not fit to be president.
00:11:13.000And then you might get like a Bernie Sanders saying like, Joe Biden's support for Israel.
00:11:17.000The Democrats are fractured on this one.
00:11:19.000I just think there's a strong possibility because of the Israel-Palestine stuff.
00:11:23.000Look, Joe Biden got 100,000 uncommitted votes in Michigan, and these were Democrats, that if it came down to an impeachment in the House, and then it went to a trial in the Senate, 67 senators need to vote him out.
00:11:36.000I think a strong possibility that happens.
00:11:39.000In fact, it may be, the Republicans would have to decide, they would do it, and the Democrats are going to be like, oh geez, well I guess we have to impeach and convict Joe Biden, and he's their pariah.
00:11:50.0002020, and the quote from Barack Obama, Joe, you don't have to do this.
00:11:56.000That Joe Biden was never intended to actually go beyond the first term.
00:11:59.000He was going to step in as an old man who was basically retired, be the pariah who takes all the arrows in the back as he guts all the good things Trump did to re-empower the deep state.
00:12:11.000And then he can leave in disgrace, but his life is basically over anyway, paving the way for the younger generation.
00:12:17.000They'll try and shove into through the uniparty to step up and say, yeah, Joe Biden was bad.
00:12:23.000Yeah, they did sort of present him as the- I remember at some points during his campaign saying, like, he was the last of this old guard of Democrats, meaning specifically white men.
00:12:32.000And especially during the DNC- the convention a couple years ago, I remember specifically it brought out all of his granddaughters, but he does have- at that time he had one, now he has two grandsons.
00:12:42.000And they left him in the background because they were like, no, he's for women, and he's progressive, and he's gonna pick Kamala, and it's gonna be great, and he's gonna- He's just going to do it for four years, then he's going to leave and turn it over to the new face of the Democratic Party.
00:12:57.000He is power hungry, or at least someone, maybe Jill, someone there wants him to stay in office.
00:13:03.000But I think he is a huge problem for the DNC because now they have someone they don't actually want there and there's no real way to navigate out of it.
00:15:16.000Yeah, I think she also looks like she's having a terrible time.
00:15:19.000I mean, she used to be, like, a pretty accomplished attorney, and now every speech she gives, it's just total word salad.
00:15:25.000Like, I think she's having some sort of freakout or something.
00:15:28.000I don't know what's going on with her.
00:15:29.000Also, maybe she's not allowed to have a better speechwriter than Biden, because Biden can't get his speeches out anyway, so she seems more articulate.
00:15:35.000She has to be worse than him because she's second fiddle.
00:15:38.000The reason she sounds like a moron might be intentional because they're like, you cannot be giving speeches that outshine Joe Biden and Joe Biden can't give speeches.
00:15:46.000So you need to just tone it down to like a third grade level so that you never say anything.
00:16:02.000But there's no point talking about Joe Biden as president because ladies and gentlemen from Fox News, Rachel Maddow emotionally suggests doomsday scenario where Trump could stay in power for life if elected.
00:16:15.000I don't know who wrote the Alexander Hall for Fox News.
00:16:18.000This is a clearly a factually incorrect piece.
00:16:21.000The headline should be written as Rachel Maddow emotionally suggests wonderful scenario where Trump could stay in power for life if elected.
00:16:42.000Take a listen to this unhinged, unhinged individual who needs very serious help.
00:16:47.000If you think about the court as the Supreme Court of the United States and a rational actor and a decent one, that was a reasonable supposition.
00:16:55.000And it just turns out they're not bad.
00:16:58.000I feel incremental bit of progress here.
00:17:02.000The important question here is not whether the Supreme Court is going to decide that Donald Trump and all presidents are immune from prosecution for crimes they committed while they were president.
00:17:18.000It's quite literally the most important thing.
00:17:20.000The most important is, will future presidents be criminally charged while they're in office or after office for things they did as president in office?
00:17:27.000That seriously matters, but continue lady.
00:17:29.000I mean, it would be fully insane for them to actually side with Trump here, right?
00:17:35.000The conclusion that we can arrive at now, based on what they have done, without having to wait for the ruling, is that they are ensuring that Trump will not face trial.
00:17:43.000And when they inevitably rule that presidents aren't immune from prosecution after they leave office, what that will tell Donald Trump, if by then he is president, is that he can never leave the office of the president.
00:18:00.000And if he is voted out in 2028, he cannot leave office and he is willing to commit, he is welcome to commit any crimes he wants to as long as he is still president in order to ignore the result of that election and stay in power for life because otherwise he is going to go to prison when he gets out.
00:18:18.000Okay, I fully accept the transformation of the American Republic into the American Empire and 200 years of prosperity.
00:18:25.000Tomorrow morning on The Culture War, we'll be talking about the Roman Empire.
00:18:30.000First of all, it would be insane if the Supreme Court rules there is no immunity The idea that a president could do something in his official capacity and then afterwards be prosecuted by his political rivals for what he did as president is insane.
00:18:46.000And the fact that Joe Biden is doing it right now is nuts!
00:18:49.000She doesn't understand what the argument is.
00:18:51.000The argument is what she's saying makes literally no sense.
00:18:54.000She's like, he would stay in office forever.
00:19:00.000No, the Supreme Court is ruling on our concept of term limits for presidents.
00:19:04.000Everything gets changed by the Supreme Court.
00:19:07.000So she's either very unwell, cognitively deficient, or intentionally lying.
00:19:13.000Because the argument from Trump's lawyers, which I believe is the correct and sound argument, is that if a president is to be criminally charged, she must be impeached in Congress and convicted in the Senate first.
00:19:26.000And this pertains only to official acts.
00:19:29.000Now, Will Chamberlain brings up a really great point.
00:19:33.000So he says, some further analysis of the Supreme Court's decision to grant cert on the presidential immunity question.
00:19:39.000Bluff, I don't know if that's a reference to a person.
00:19:43.000So I think the Supreme Court is likely to reverse The DC Circuit, and as a result, Trump is very unlikely to face trial in DC or Florida before the election.
00:19:51.000Here's the question presented, whether and if so, to what extent does a former president enjoy presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office?
00:20:04.000He says, here's an important thing to understand.
00:20:06.000The court is not going to resolve the question of whether President Trump's conduct did, in fact, involve official acts.
00:20:13.000So unless the Supreme Court agrees with the D.C.
00:20:14.000Circuit completely and holds that there is no such immunity for former presidents, there won't be a trial before the election.
00:20:21.000He says, I think the likely outcome will be the Supreme Court will hold that there is some amount of presidential immunity from criminal prosecution.
00:20:27.000It won't be absolute, as it is for civil litigation, because the founders certainly contemplated that a president might be impeached and convicted by the Senate and then subsequently face criminal prosecution.
00:20:36.000But for the Supreme Court to find that no such immunity exists, it would have to repudiate much of the logic and force of Nixon v. Fitzgerald, where the Court held that former Presidents have absolute immunity from civil lawsuits arising out of official acts.
00:20:51.000The Court agrees with Trump's legal position, reverse the D.C.
00:20:54.000Circuit, hold that the former Presidents are immune from criminal prosecution for official acts, save those that lead to an impeachment and a conviction in the Senate.
00:21:20.000This would take months. So long story short, this trial is never going to happen. Rachel
00:21:24.000Maddow is completely wrong. She has no idea what the hell she's talking about. It's actually amazing
00:21:29.000how stupid she is. Or it could just be that she's lying or both.
00:21:33.000Yeah, I think, I mean, the key part here is official acts, obviously, right?
00:21:37.000And the president being the chief magistrate, when he acts within the scope of his duties, of course he's immune from prosecution.
00:21:44.000And I would argue that, you know, this official act investigating 2020 election fraud certainly falls within the president's official presidential duties, right?
00:21:52.000He has a duty to ensure that our elections are secure and to, you know, make sure that everyone's vote is accurately being counted.
00:21:59.000I'd be a little more aggressive in the language.
00:22:17.000Yeah, you know typically if you've got like a sheriff and he's accused of a crime and then they're like have immunity Well, no, I mean if a sheriff was accused of a crime You would need a higher form of law enforcement to come in you get state level you'd get federal intervention something to say Okay, we need some kind of investigation of this individual For Donald Trump, you need the federal government to investigate accusations of wrongdoing, unconstitutionality, etc., etc., but there is no higher law enforcement.
00:22:44.000So it should go to the checks and balances of Congress.
00:22:48.000And then after Congress acquitted Donald Trump saying he didn't do it, it should have ended there.
00:24:14.000And we could relitigate January 6th over and over again, but Trump was still speaking at the Ellipse when people stormed the barricades at the Capitol.
00:24:26.000In fact, he did not know they did it until sometime after.
00:24:28.000...to set himself squarely against the constitutional order in history.
00:24:33.000He rallied his supporters to storm the Capitol and steal an election he lost, and he was indicted by our Justice Department, representative of us, the people, on four federal felony counts by a grand jury for his role in that insurrection.
00:24:47.000That he was already acquitted for, and so I think some kind of double jeopardy should apply, but carry on, sir.
00:24:53.000Well, today, in a single-page order released at five o'clock, The court agreed to consider Trump's manifestly weak claim that he is immune from prosecution for the January 6th insurrection because he was acting in some senses in his official capacity as president.
00:25:11.000But the order itself is not the story here.
00:25:18.000Let's remember, the court case—the trial of Donald Trump over his effort to subvert the Constitutional Republic—was originally set to begin days from now in March.
00:25:29.000All that is on hold because the Supreme Court wants to hear oral arguments for Trump's immunity claims—ready for this?—seven weeks from now.
00:25:41.000April 22nd, 2024, making it a real possibility, a likelihood in fact, that Donald Trump will not face a trial for the crime of attempting to overthrow the American Republic, will not face a jury of his peers until after the next election in which he is the likely Republican candidate.
00:26:05.000They're really saying the quiet part out loud.
00:26:09.000The whole point, as people on our side have been saying for a long time, the whole point of these prosecutions is to prevent Trump from being able to run, being able to be elected.
00:26:18.000They're just saying that outright here.
00:26:24.000And also I think what they're really trying to do, the commonality between this and the Rachel Maddow clip, they're trying to delegitimize the Supreme Court too, I think, because that's the one institution that the left doesn't control.
00:26:38.000So I think they're really trying to delegitimize it in the minds of the American people and stigmatize it so that, I don't know, eventually maybe people won't listen to it anymore.
00:26:51.000I mean, the thing is, for Rachel Maddow and for Chris Hayes, fear sells.
00:26:55.000Like, if they can whip up enough of a frenzy, they will make more money this way.
00:26:59.000Their clips will go more viral, and they'll get more people to say, well, what does Chris Hayes say is gonna happen next?
00:27:04.000And they won't actually read anything or do any research on their own.
00:27:07.000And I think that's what bothers me the most, which is that this, like, Effective propaganda where they are completely spinning a narrative that is not true.
00:27:17.000I mean, he's saying, you know, Trump did this, that he's never been convicted of that.
00:27:24.000Like, we're not even throwing around the words alleged, reportedly, some believe, like, there's no, it is absolutely this happened, the way we said it happened, and the Supreme Court is doing this to terrorize all of you.
00:27:34.000I think that that's gross, especially because, again, they make money off of this.
00:27:39.000I love how they're like, Trump is evil and wants to be a dictator.
00:29:16.000Table's in the middle of the room and there's like a lot of space, but it's gonna affect how the backdrop looks and everything, so I think it'll be all right.
00:30:04.000But the thing is, it's going to affect, like, not our generation necessarily, people who are online or have something to counterbalance this.
00:30:10.000It's going to affect people who are not particularly politically engaged and older people who trust media like this, who say, but people on TV are trained and they're ethical and they wouldn't make stuff up.
00:30:20.000But actually, it's a hysterical screaming match where they're all trying to say the most dramatic thing to whip up the most amount of fear out of the voters.
00:30:28.000That's not a healthy way to treat the election and yet they're going to continue doing it because they know this is their last chance to be relevant.
00:30:34.000The TV, this monopoly on this technology, the TV.
00:30:39.000People watch like ABC, NBC, they watch their TV and it's still controlled by people that are force feeding garbage like Chris Hayes spaz out or Rachel Maddow panic.
00:30:51.000That's not that stuff that people should be watching as children or feeding their brains with, but this monopoly constriction of force-feeding it to people is why they go crazy from Chris Hayes' vapid, incessant, narcissistic rant into the void.
00:31:30.000It was a press release, I didn't consider it reporting.
00:31:32.000But yes, they are the youngest, at 67, and MSNBC, 71 years old.
00:31:38.000These are people who are half-checked out.
00:31:40.000I'm not trying to be a dick, but they're just like, they're hanging out, they're retired, they're just passively listening, and they're chilling.
00:31:47.000Yeah, they're not the people that would be on the front lines in some sort of conflict.
00:31:54.000I mean, the biggest thing you have to contrast this with is data based on what age groups are most likely to participate in elections, right?
00:32:01.000Because whoever is the most, whatever the age block is that's the most active, that's actually who you want to target with these kind of hysterical messages.
00:32:08.000So if it holds true, you know, retirees have time on their hands, they're going to the polls.
00:32:11.000Like, it's not a terrible, you know, audience to have control of, but theoretically younger audiences are going to bear these messages and feel the effects of culture longer.
00:32:21.000So it's just, again, dividing the effects of What's going to happen to our country and who is actively doing something about it?
00:32:27.000Hopefully all the 30 year olds who listen to this program are always planning to vote or participate in state, local, federal elections because that's how you make an impact.
00:32:35.000If you are not doing that, then you are letting your grandparents or your parents or whoever who are listening to CNN, MSNBC, They're leading the ways in the polls.
00:32:55.000I'm not saying Vivek's some hot guy, but like young people like his age, you know, potentially in their 30s, like attractive people with young kids that are like so keyed into what's really going on.
00:35:08.000It means if he does, he would get impeached and convicted, and if it was serious enough, he could then be criminally charged.
00:35:17.000In fact, the argument is only as it pertains to the official duties, and no, arresting all Republicans would not be arguably official duties.
00:35:27.000He could argue that, but quite literally.
00:35:29.000If the Democrats want to get into a match-off, we will go out with military force.
00:35:35.000I mean that figuratively, not literally, like highly weaponized, you know, weaponized individuals or heavily armed individuals to begin arresting every Republican.
00:35:44.000You are basically saying Joe Biden right now could declare civil war and win.
00:35:48.000Like, you realize if Joe Biden got a bunch of people to use the threat of lethal force against Republicans to arrest them, Yeah, that would be the end of the United States.
00:36:16.000If we all know that they can't do what you just said because of the extreme power that a president would have, what is their motivation for not doing it right away?
00:36:25.000Well, unfortunately, some people are saying the motivation is that there are certain conservative justices that have been appointed by Trump that want to help him.
00:36:34.000And because we know the end result is if this case is not resolved by the time of the election and he, God forbid, becomes the President of the United States, the Justice Department policy is that you cannot indict nor put on trial a sitting president, right?
00:37:11.000Why are the Supreme Court — and you notice it's like, well, some people are saying — who, the guy in the alley who's like sitting there sputtering to himself, covering his own boogers?
00:37:37.000The lack of self-awareness is astounding to me, too, because Biden is, in a sense, throwing people in jail for being Republicans.
00:37:46.000If you go to Latin Mass, if you go to a school board meeting, and you care about, you know, issues like that, the FBI is gonna put you on a watch list.
00:37:54.000They're arresting Jan Sixers and throwing them in jail.
00:37:57.000I mean, to an extent, he's already doing this.
00:38:01.000Journalists has to surrender to the FBI office tomorrow over misdemeanor charges.
00:38:06.000And it makes no sense for him to travel all the way.
00:38:09.000They're clearly just abusing their power.
00:38:11.000I mean, Biden has already weaponized the DOJ to go after his political political opponents, whether that's an average voter, whether that's Donald Trump.
00:38:19.000So what she's saying here has already happened.
00:38:21.000It's kind of funny to me that she's acting like it's some crazy hypothetical.
00:39:31.000When Donald Trump gets elected, he should send the military to shut down The View and arrest all of The View hosts and then declare himself, to the cameras, president for life.
00:39:41.000I think he should just demand to be on The View every single day for like a week and not let them do their show without him.
00:40:04.000And then they're like, can we get security?
00:40:05.000And the security service walks up and they're like, no.
00:40:08.000He's like, I'm on this show now, if you're gonna talk about me.
00:40:10.000They'd love it if he came on the show, the ratings would be massive.
00:40:12.000Wouldn't that be funny if their biggest rated show, which we know it would be, was when Donald Trump was there, right?
00:40:18.000Any traffic driven to The View for the next month would be like, is Trump gonna make a guest appearance?
00:40:23.000It would be the best thing that could happen.
00:40:24.000It'd be funnier if he showed up and was like, you're all being arrested, we're shutting your show down, and they laughed, and then like guys with guns came in, like military guys, and they were all like, right this way, ma'am.
00:40:33.000Yeah, I don't want them arrested because, again, I get worried about free speech stuff.
00:41:22.000Because it's an opportunity for people like that to vent, but it is also... I like that it's out in public so I can see the minds of Joy Lehar.
00:41:32.000I want to know what she's going through right now.
00:41:34.000I like being able to see what someone who's like in a completely different sphere.
00:41:38.000It's the same reason I like to listen to NPR pretty regularly because like the way they are presenting information that I know, especially if it's something I've been covering frequently, it's like, oh, you guys don't live in the same world as me.
00:41:48.000You guys are completely freaked out by different stuff.
00:41:50.000You can take a look at how CNN frames things.
00:41:52.000I love this article that CNN's got on Matthew Martin.
00:42:30.000Uh, they say a federal judge found Matthew Martin not guilty in four federal misdemeanors related to trespassing, marking the first time a U.S.
00:42:35.000Capitol right defendant was acquitted of all charges.
00:42:37.000Martin, who worked for a government contractor, blah blah blah.
00:42:39.000At least one video played during the trial appeared to show an officer moving his arm in a waving motion.
00:42:47.000So you mean the judge and the, like, agreed?
00:42:50.000That cop's waving him in the building.
00:42:52.000So when I was covering this stuff earlier, I was like, I gotta get that video where the cop's like, I disagree with it, but I respect it.
00:43:01.000So what happens is, some guy by himself, like, walks out a door and opens it.
00:43:06.000When he does, other protesters grab it and hold it open.
00:43:09.000Cops come into the hallway, and a bunch of people start walking in, and a cop says, I disagree with it, but I respect it.
00:43:15.000A handful of cops then walk to the inner doors, open it, and an officer holds the door open for several protesters, and then once they get to the door, the protesters take the door, hold it open, and then everyone walks in.
00:43:28.000January 6th, the great insurrection, when Capitol Police said, I respect it.
00:43:43.000Whoopi Goldberg says things that make literally no sense, and the 2.5 million people who watch mostly are just passively listening, and now they're gonna go and regurgitate that, and they're gonna go repeat it, and they're gonna say garbled nonsense.
00:44:17.000Like, I feel kind of bad shit-talking my elders in the world.
00:44:21.000Like, I got a lot of respect for these people, and I've always enjoyed Whoopi's work.
00:44:24.000People like that that are... But, like, also, sometimes you gotta seize the reins when the system is faltering, and you can't just be like, my respect for you will let you keep driving us into the ground.
00:44:34.000I've got a great idea for a meme series.
00:44:38.000Patrick Stewart, Captain Picard walking into 10 Forward to meet with Guinan for advice, but it's The View, Whoopi Goldberg, saying nonsensical garbled nonsense, and then Patrick Stewart, like, reacting either positively or negatively.
00:45:42.000Yeah, I think the internet does empower people to, like, find sources they trust and listen to them, which could be bad, theoretically, if you have someone who's just actually making nonsense up, but it's a very different experience than if you were dependent on cable news.
00:47:07.000And listen, It sounds like they're yelling at him, and then Trump waves, and then he raises his fists for him, and then he's like, they like Trump!
00:47:19.000And this is a viral video going on right now as they're both down there at the border, and it's fascinating because Joe Biden Is in Texas saying, the time to act is now!
00:47:31.000And then everyone's pointing out like, uh, the areas that Greg Abbott secured in Texas have no border crossings.
00:47:37.000So it's like, what do you mean the time to act is now?
00:48:44.000And then at the end of the week, he's like, yeah, I forgot the 10 bucks.
00:48:46.000I honestly though, I think Joe Biden was probably a really creepy guy in high school that had no friends and was sitting in the corner like looking and like, hi.
00:49:28.000I think it was Seamus, Seamus from Friend Tunes, who told me the story that there had been a children's book about Joe Biden's life that had been created, and in it they mentioned, like, yeah, he was so good at catching footballs, they called him handsy or something, or, like, Hands Biden.
00:49:40.000I can't remember the details of this, but it was like, are you trying to get out ahead of something that's about to get released about if he was, like, too handsy with people in high school?
00:50:02.000It's like you don't joke about that stuff.
00:50:03.000It's not funny at all, and yet they're doing it, which is weird.
00:50:06.000Like, there's something strange going on.
00:50:09.000I don't think Hansey was the nickname, or it might have been, but I can't find it.
00:50:14.000But I did find this article from 2015 where it says, from the National Post, Joe Biden's lingering hands earned him nickname of Creepy Veep.
00:50:59.000This is a huge component of 2016 that I've talked about a lot.
00:51:02.000That when you look at the Democrats, they were dropping to their knees and going, And when you look at Trump supporters, they're like dancing in the street.
00:51:08.000They're all laughing and mocking people.
00:51:10.000It's like if you were an ethnic minority hanging out with a bunch of other Trump supporters and they cracked a joke that was like a racial joke, everyone laughed together.
00:51:21.000Dave Chappelle's latest special makes fun of Asians and black people.
00:51:24.000And then and he's made fun of white people and he's made fun of gay people and trans people.
00:51:27.000So if you're just like in on the joke with everybody ribbing on each other, you're all laughing together.
00:51:32.000But if you're a Democrat, you're just frowning and angry all the time.
00:51:37.000And then they're just like, I don't I don't know where their humor exists.
00:51:40.000I don't know if you guys saw that video where that that queer teacher, self-identified, not an insult, said that libs of TikTok got her fired.
00:52:19.000And who do you want leading you into the future here?
00:52:21.000Like, the people that are having fun and seem optimistic?
00:52:24.000Or the people who are like, that other side's gonna ruin your life and he wants to be a dictator and everything is bad and, you know, I don't want to put those people in charge because they seem like they're ready to drive off the cliff.
00:54:51.000Why are we promoting white supremacist content?
00:54:53.000And it was like... You're like, because I love white supremacism.
00:54:55.000I was just like, isn't it kind of weird that the only content this company has ever made that actually got views was the one making fun of all you people?
00:55:04.000That this external third-party company was contracted to make a joke, and y'all are freaking out about it, and it's the only thing getting views.
00:55:12.000They'd make these videos, they'd get no views.
00:55:14.000And then they'd make this one making fun of all of them, and they're just like, why are we being made fun of?
00:55:18.000And they got so angry, it was hilarious.
00:55:22.000I think people don't like to be in environments where you feel like you're constantly being policed and you're not able to speak freely or authentically and content that makes fun of yourself is inviting in some way, right?
00:55:37.000Like we all have a friend who's really self-deprecating and they make us laugh because you're sort of like, I don't know, it invites a level of humility from everyone whereas, you know, There's no reason to communicate with someone if the other person is trying to trip you up at any point, if they're trying to essentially lock down any of your thoughts.
00:55:56.000I've been in a pretty good mood, though.
00:55:58.000We got this story from the Postmillennial.
00:56:01.000Boston's wealthy elite outraged over new shelter for illegal immigrants in their neighborhood.
00:56:07.000Residents of Fort Point in Seaport couldn't fathom living amongst illegal immigrants in the Democrat-run sanctuary city that they voted for.
00:56:14.000I love it because Libs of TikTok says, Biden won Massachusetts by 33 points, and he won Boston by 67 points.
00:56:21.000Democrats turned Boston into a sanctuary city, and now the people who voted for it are like, why is this happening to me?
00:56:27.000And I'm just like, it feels really good.
00:56:52.000And so it probably makes more sense is to ask them to not vote for Donald Trump and be like, well, at the very least, if you vote for Trump, he'll make these people go away.
00:57:01.000Like, Boston has an extremely progressive mayor.
00:57:04.000She was the one who sent out the Christmas party where she was like, just be welcome, no white people.
00:57:09.000Like, it is something that is within their power to fix because it's a problem they have created.
00:57:14.000That's the beauty of having elections and having term-limited people who have to be re-judged by the constituents that technically are the ones who elect them.
00:57:25.000They have the ability to solve this on many levels.
00:57:43.000And then it's funny because the left likes to call people on the right reactionary and I'm like, I don't know, like...
00:57:47.000Conservatives have actually come together with traditional liberals and have compromised on a lot of things.
00:57:53.000And it's actually the left that wants to turn back the clock on civil rights and return this country back to a time before civil rights existed.
00:58:02.000So, you know, they're the reactionaries.
00:58:59.000So it's funny because when the story comes out that Abbott and DeSantis are shipping illegal immigrants to these places, that was true for Martha's Vineyard, but the majority of what's going on was the federal government doing it.
00:59:10.000That's one of the reasons there were complaints, and I had said this back then, like, yeah, it may be funny they're doing it and there's some political benefit to it, But all they're doing is helping Joe Biden facilitate illegal immigration into this country.
00:59:20.000They're doing something Joe Biden is already doing.
00:59:21.000In fact, Joe Biden is doing it secretly.
00:59:24.000I mean, do you remember all the reports of him flying migrants in the middle of the night to White Plains, New York, which is just like a very small airport?
00:59:31.000It's something that when Republicans do it, they're mad about it.
00:59:34.000But when it's happening in front of their faces, in fact, when they're being deceived, when the president's not telling them openly they're doing it, they're saying, well, illegal immigration is not that big of a deal.
00:59:43.000It happens somewhere else, especially Boston, right?
00:59:59.000I mean, it doesn't really violate the Third Amendment, right?
01:00:02.000You know, they're not American citizens.
01:00:04.000Well, one of the things that I read about the shelter crisis in Massachusetts or in Boston is that it's displacing people who are, you know, homeless or like Women and children who need domestic violence shelters that the state offers.
01:00:18.000And so they're filling up, they're saying, you can't come here because these people who are here illegally, who don't pay into the system, who are committing a crime by being here, need the space more than you.
01:00:29.000I think that is such a negative message to send to people who, theoretically, as this, you know, liberal cities, a city that's offering social services, you're saying you don't need them enough.
01:00:38.000Women and children in crisis who are Americans.
01:00:41.000Yeah, I mean, you've continued to see Democrats in the Biden administration put the needs of illegals before the needs of American citizens.
01:00:48.000You even look at, you know, the young girl who was just murdered Lake and Riley in Georgia.
01:00:53.000The sheriff of that county actually campaigned on, you know, not cooperating with ICE orders.
01:01:00.000So these people are consistently putting the needs of illegals because he said it created a culture of fear.
01:01:05.000So they're putting the emotional needs, the physical needs of illegals before those of American citizens.
01:01:23.000It doesn't come down to just men and women, but there's a clear distinction in the voting preferences for men and women, and perhaps it really does come down to object versus subject.
01:01:31.000In this instance, they're very emotional, so women say, I agree with that argument.
01:01:36.000One interesting caveat to that is that married women consistently vote Republican.
01:01:41.000So I think the more you can incentivize people culturally, financially perhaps, with tax cuts, things like that, to get married, the better off we're going to be as a country.
01:01:49.000Yes, but it's probably the other way around.
01:01:50.000That women who vote conservative are more likely to get married.
01:01:53.000I think there's a relationship between both, but I do think that marriage is a stabilizing force and that it would be good as a country if we valued people creating family units, small portions of community to rely on each other and build stronger and better citizens.
01:02:28.000Well, one of the things that I find interesting is Mormonism, the modern Mormonist church gave up, they dispelled the practice of polygamy when they wanted to become a state.
01:02:44.000uh in the afterlife or in their you know version of like heaven everything men can still have multiple wives even in the traditional church it's one of the things i wanted to ask the angel studio guys about because they're mormon and i always find you know because they're lds i apologize i'm throwing out slurs over here that's different it's the same thing but they just don't like latter-day saints it's a a bridge of the mormon church is that it is a branch well there's like the fundamentalist lds church but like If you are, we're gonna have our Utah resident William here.
01:03:13.000Yeah, no, they just, you say, you say LDS amongst themselves.
01:03:15.000I don't like, like Mormon wouldn't be what they'd call themselves, but that's what we call them.
01:03:18.000But there are Mormons, and then there are LDS?
01:03:20.000No, no, no, it's just, it's just the LDS to them, and then everyone else, us, of them call us Mormons.
01:03:25.000And then like, Warren Jeffs is like a fundamentalist LDS.
01:05:18.000We were talking about how women are property and it's time to reject modernity and embrace tradition.
01:05:24.000Well, and it's interesting in our culture that married women act differently than single women, right?
01:05:29.000Like Kingston pointed out, married women are more likely to vote conservative, they're more likely to vote Republican.
01:05:34.000Because they trust, they have a sense of trust within them.
01:05:37.000Well, and to Tim's point, is it that conservative women are more likely to get married, or does marriage have a transformational effect on how people view the world?
01:05:59.000I don't have like stats or anything on this but like I do know a fair number of people who like
01:06:04.000Have gotten married and have become more conservative, you know, it could be because they had kids
01:06:08.000Yeah I think that does it for a lot of people you see like the
01:06:10.000kind of crap that your kids are being taught in schools And then it wakes you up a little bit. I know a couple moms
01:06:16.000that's happened to them But yeah, I'd be interesting to see if you could quantify
01:06:20.000that somehow We get two interesting stories.
01:06:22.000First, from the post-millennial, Bumble cuts staff as Gen Z turns away from dating apps.
01:06:28.000The other story we have, which I'll get into in a little bit, is that Gen Z, and once again new polls are coming out showing Gen Z is going for Trump, and They're very similar stories.
01:06:37.000I mean, what we see with Gen Z turning away from dating apps and shifting towards Donald Trump is a conservatizing or... I don't even think it's a conservatizing, but the next generation is more conservative, and I think it has a lot to do with liberals don't have kids.
01:07:01.000They say on Tuesday, Bumble released its annual earnings report revealing the numbers were lower than expected.
01:07:06.000To tackle the decrease in demand, largely among younger demographics, the dating app announced that it would be laying off a third of its workforce and using the money it saved in salaries to reinvest in areas of business that would drive long-term growth.
01:07:22.000I think dating apps are garbage and I think Gen Z is based AF.
01:07:28.000I'm not trying to be negative here, but do we think that this could also be perhaps because people are consuming things like OnlyFans more and more and they're just, you know, doing that sort of stuff and they're not actually going out in the real world, they're just kind of experiencing dating through pornography and things of that nature?
01:07:44.000Probably, but I do think Gen Z is more based.
01:07:49.000What we're seeing with the younger generation is that the males are going very right and the women are going left.
01:07:56.000I think they're turning these dating apps into cash grabs too.
01:07:59.000Like Tinder I used 8 years ago or 10 years ago I started using it and it was 5 bucks a month and now it's 40.
01:08:38.000I've never used them, but the thing is... They're all garbage.
01:08:41.000What gets me here is they're saying, We're gonna invest in other things to ensure long-term growth, but for a dating app, like, is it Tinder?
01:08:48.000One of them has a slogan like, we're the app, we want you to delete us, or something like that.
01:08:56.000The thing is, for Bumble to have long-term growth, that means they need there always to be a stable single population that's actively using it all the time.
01:09:03.000So what are they investing in, like, Anti-marriage lobbying?
01:09:06.000Yeah, Ashley Madison, like, like, what are we... Abortion?
01:09:10.000Maybe, like, birth control ads, like, whatever they're investing in, and it's not to downgrade their business model.
01:09:15.000And I know there are couples that meet on apps and are very happy together, but I don't know that their long-term growth is what I want.
01:09:22.000I also think generally, just personally, I think meeting someone in person and having a community that knows them is a much better way to vet someone through a dating app.
01:09:31.000Do you think people are ashamed, like, if they're dating someone they met off an app?
01:09:35.000Because it's like, how did you guys meet?
01:09:38.000Because when it was just eHarmony or just like where you would have a profile on a website, I think people did say like, oh, we met at a cooking class.
01:09:44.000But now it's so much more, it's very, very common to meet people on an app.
01:10:02.000Now that, you know, the CIA has everyone's information and the NSA, they should just write an algorithm that matches you up with whoever you're supposed to be with.
01:10:12.000But that episode was interesting because it was actually a program they wanted to be in that created an algorithm that generated all the possible scenarios and then found the people that were meant to be together.
01:10:23.000So it was like you went to a company to get it done.
01:10:25.000It wasn't like you were forced to do it.
01:10:26.000Yeah, you're trying to be selectively paired with someone.
01:10:30.000Yeah, like, in the episode, they're forced to be together, and if they're like, no, I want to be with the other person, it's like, too bad, you can't be, because this is what the computer said.
01:10:37.000That was actually just part of a simulation, where two people went, said, you know, help us find our mate, and then it did, you know, a million iterations of a simulation to find out who would work better together.
01:10:50.000I have to think that there's some effect like that on dating apps.
01:10:53.000Like, if you're choosing to be on one because you're trying to find someone to date, theoretically, you're looking for someone else who is also looking for someone to date.
01:11:01.000But really, if you're someone who's looking to very seriously get married and you get matched with someone who isn't really sure what they want, but they want companionship, like, your goals are actually very different, but you're being presented with the idea that you maybe want the same thing.
01:11:12.000I think you need more ways to screen because it just, I think, leads to a lot of heartache.
01:12:40.000If you're a guy and you go to a bar and there's a handful of single women, you're going to have like an average or attractive or whatever woman.
01:12:47.000And you can walk up, there's a few guys to compete with.
01:12:51.000On the internet, you have literally every single guy everywhere you're competing with.
01:12:55.000And like you're competing with fantasy like when you see the dating it like the way she moves is such an indicator of if you want to be with her in my opinion seeing a still photo or even a video because it's just a two-dimensional amplification of like you know of a mirroring of what she's doing well now one thing on tinder Trans people just list themselves as... That's another reason why I'm really disconcerted with these things.
01:13:20.000Because if you get a trans person, it's like, he says, I'm looking for women.
01:14:15.000I mean, if someone agrees to meet with an individual not knowing that they're trans, that can be dangerous for the trans person.
01:14:22.000But there was a post that went viral from Reddit where a trans person said that they lie intentionally and they advocated to not tell the person, if you're passing, don't say anything until way later on.
01:14:39.000I did like there was this one post of this girl like showing her tinder screen she was like oh there's this guy and then she moves to her filming her laptop where he's like wanted for stalking.
01:14:50.000That's why I just think it's maybe better to meet people in person you know.
01:14:54.000Well I mean if you meet in person you don't know anything about them at all.
01:14:56.000But if you like meet people through friends or like somewhere you have something in common with them like I just think that there is there is a way to to better narrow down who you should be dating with and you're more likely to have Things in common with people that are in similar communities as you do that share your values.
01:15:12.000On the internet you could really be anyone.
01:15:15.000I think friends of friends is the best.
01:15:30.000On the internet, people don't know you're 14.
01:15:33.000And so what happens is people go on Twitter, and they get into these arguments, like a 40-year-old guy arguing with someone on Twitter, not realizing it's some 13-year-old who literally has no idea what he's talking about and doesn't care.
01:15:42.000I gotta remind myself that when I'm gaming, too.
01:15:44.000If, like, some guy on my team is failing, and I'm like, I want to be like, you idiot, you piece of cr- But I'm like, no, he's probably like a nine-year-old, learning, and sometimes they actually are, they'll be like, thank you, my dad's letting me play, and like, I could have crushed this kid's mind.
01:15:58.000Thanks for playing with me, my dad gave me back my Xbox because I got good grades.
01:16:08.000But that's the thing, like, when you have that barrier between who you're talking about and who you really are, it changes the way you act.
01:16:17.000I mean, that's why all bot accounts that tell you that you're annoying or that you're not good at stuff or whatever on the internet are faceless, because they're not actually accountable to anyone.
01:16:28.000Gen Z backs Donald Trump shaking up the country.
01:16:31.000I don't know what that means, but sure.
01:16:33.000They say a new Harvard Caps-Harris poll released this week found that Gen Z voters believe Trump will have a positive impact by shaking up politics if he's victorious over Biden.
01:16:43.000The survey posed the question, do you think Donald Trump is someone who will shake up the country for the better, or do you think he is a danger to democracy and will hopelessly divide the country if elected?
01:16:52.000Among respondents, between the ages of 18 and 24, 65% said they believed he would shake up the country for the better, while only 35% viewed him as a danger to democracy, according to the poll, which surveyed 2,022 registered voters from February 21st to 22nd.
01:17:28.000For all these Gen Z kids who are wondering why they can't buy houses, why they're struggling to find a family or fund a family, get a car, go on vacation, buy clothes, or even just buy food, I see all these videos all the time on TikTok where they're like, why can't I afford anything?
01:17:43.000They're giving all your money to non-citizens who are illegally entering the country.
01:18:22.000So either you vote differently than your parents voted, meaning you vote for a conservative president when your Democrat parents vote for Joe Biden, or you just fall into a depression and give up.
01:18:33.000There are very few options for the future.
01:18:35.000This is a wild another story as well just popped up literally in the other article.
01:18:39.000Democrats are changing their mind about Trump.
01:18:42.000The same Harvard, or a similar Harvard-Harris Capps poll released this week found that Democrats' general approval of the former president has risen since he left office in January 2021.
01:19:09.000Democrats are like, I really miss that guy.
01:19:12.000I mean, how is Trump's polling improving among Gen Z and Democrats while Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes are shrieking into the wind and bashing their skulls on the wall?
01:19:45.000But Trump's going to need this kind of overwhelming support from independents, from maybe some Dems that flip over, from Gen Z. We need these surprises because we know that they're going to try to rig it like they did 2020.
01:19:56.000So we need to make sure that we have, you know, an overwhelming wave of votes that are going to counter that, I think.
01:20:03.000Because these election laws that were, you know, in the dead of night during COVID changed all these states like Pennsylvania, different constitutional changes they've made.
01:22:42.000That's not in the American people's interest.
01:22:43.000I don't want to go die in some desert in the Middle East to defend, you know, their democracy when we have real issues here at home that need attending to.
01:22:53.000I wonder how differently it would be, like military enlistment, if we were sending troops to the border.
01:22:57.000If there were a few people who were like, oh, I think people would sign up.
01:23:07.000Like people will act if they feel as though the cause is justified.
01:23:11.000And right now, I don't know anyone who would want to serve at the pleasure of Joe Biden, who can barely navigate a stage and who also seems to be more concerned with the world than with the people at home.
01:23:22.000The establishment narrative is crumbling with the age of the average viewer, though.
01:23:25.000I wonder if when, like, Pelosi, McConnell, and the rest of them are out, if the Democrats just say what they've always said, and, I will, I, just tell me what's popular and I'll do it.
01:23:35.000And so, the narrative shift will go towards people who are active.
01:23:39.000Everyone else will just say, whatever you say, whatever makes money.
01:23:42.000I wish we could get a survey of what, like, the top political podcasts, both right and left, like, what their average age of a listener is because I think it would just be so different.
01:23:52.000It'd be interesting to contrast the new media from the old so you know definitively how split the audience is.
01:23:59.000It'd be funny if, like, Hassan's audience, they're all, like, 60 years old.
01:24:03.000He's cornered the market on, like, older internet users.
01:24:07.000I mean, our audience on average I think is like, the average age is 34, but it's basically like, what is it, 25 to 34?
01:24:56.000But I think they're more likely to watch this as a news program than they are to turn on CNN, right?
01:25:01.000I mean, I don't know about you guys, but I never had cable anywhere I lived after I moved out of my dad's house because there was no reason for me to pay for cable.
01:25:38.000That's the other thing, is like, with the birthrate declining, this will always be the case unless we see, you know, another baby boom, essentially.
01:25:46.000This is why I was saying that, uh, Culturally, you know, what we see is that there's this, uh, the Simpsons meme of, I used to be with it, but then they changed what it was, and now what it is is scary to me!
01:25:58.000And it'll happen to you too, but it won't happen anymore because there's no young people.
01:26:03.000So the money demo is going to stay where it is.
01:26:09.000Then there's not gonna be anything to market to.
01:26:13.000Yeah, Gen Z will have businesses and they'll have bands, but you'll make less money.
01:26:17.000If there's a million fans of a Gen Z artist, but 10 million fans of a millennial artist, then you always wanna be working with a millennial artist, you make more money.
01:26:24.000It used to be that because the next generation was larger, once they came into money, parents were spending money on their kids, and then when they came into money, there was more money to be made from them.
01:26:50.000But I think that's true of so many things.
01:26:51.000Like we were talking about marriage earlier, like you have to live a life where that's something you want.
01:26:55.000These things don't just happen to you.
01:26:56.000If you, if you are concerned about the birthrate, you should actively want to have children.
01:27:00.000Hopefully you like them, but you could do something about it.
01:27:02.000If you're concerned about the values of your community, you know, get involved with it.
01:27:05.000I think so much of it is people deciding that, you know, everything is lost and sort of just like sitting back and saying, well, I can't make a difference.
01:28:09.000The amount of feeling, I don't have kids now, but I have been through a couple of pregnancies that unfortunately did not pan out.
01:28:16.000But that feeling of like wanting to defend my territory got really intensely primal really quick when the reality started to come in like, oh my God, life is depending on me now.
01:28:27.000Mm-hmm every every step like I can fuck off right now.
01:28:30.000Yeah live my life and fuck around it's like It's great and wonderful and meaningless.
01:28:43.000That's the scary thing, because like, all these liberal women who don't have kids and aren't getting married, the good news for them is that Neuralink will be around.
01:28:52.000And so when they get plugged into the pod, the feeding tube gets wired right into their throats with a roach pace to go into their bellies.
01:28:59.000All they gotta do is hook their brain into the Neuralink, and then they'll have a fake family.
01:29:31.000So millennial women today, who are like 35 to 40, who aren't getting married and have cats and are now where it's like, well, I'm too old to have kids.
01:30:44.000Having that mindset, and then the mindset of having a kid, of like protecting a child with everything is like, It is the antidote for that disillusionment of, like, where's the suicide pod?
01:30:59.000That's the only thing I've ever experienced that had some more reason to be.
01:31:05.000It's interesting, though, because if you look at our founders, not all of them had children.
01:31:09.000I think there was a civic responsibility.
01:31:13.000People felt a duty to their community, to better society, and we've really lost that, I think, in the modern age.
01:31:20.000Obviously, kids, as you said, are a big driver of that, but where are the people without kids who do just want to Run for school board or something like that, or coach a little league team.
01:31:29.000They feel the same responsibility if they don't have kids but they have nieces or nephews, right?
01:31:33.000The idea that just because you don't actually have the children doesn't mean there aren't children in your community that need you to advocate for a good future for them.
01:31:41.000Alright, we're gonna go to Super Chats!
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01:33:46.000He's big and poofy, so everyone really liked that.
01:33:49.000And then there was RB3, Roberto Beaks III's brother, and that was because if something happens to RB3, then there's no heir to the throne, so he has to have a brother.
01:37:01.000All right, The Clapper of Cheeks says, I like how Tim says Trump is a bad guy for a lot of reasons, but can never seem to list any reasons.
01:37:06.00059 Tomahawk missiles in Assyria, commando raids in Yemen.
01:37:13.000We, of course, everybody was saying Trump represented the worst of our culture, but Hillary Clinton represented the worst of our government.
01:37:34.000To act like Trump is a saint is the stupidest thing ever, and if you want me to list all of the bad things Trump has done, every single time I bring up that I don't think he's a perfect person, I can certainly put together that list.
01:37:46.000I think 59 Tomahawk missiles into Syria takes the cake, or you can talk about commando raids into the Middle East, or how about the expansion of the drone program, and shutting down the reporting numbers.
01:38:00.000Like, if you think Trump has a perfect record and never done anything wrong, you're nuts.
01:38:03.000However, when you weigh him against all the other presidents, it's like, on a scale of 1 to 100, he's like a 60, so it's a net positive, and I'm okay with it.
01:38:11.000Like, I'm actually excited for it, because all the other presidents sucked ass.
01:38:14.000Barack Obama was like, I'm gonna... blupkits.
01:39:38.000And then just recently I was like, I feel like I have an obligation to do that.
01:39:44.000Like, of all people, I can certainly afford to get a personal trainer and spend an hour every day on basic workout stuff outside of skateboarding, because I feel like it's irresponsible not to.
01:39:56.000And so we did basic workout stuff today.
01:41:11.000Because you were kind of a keto person for a while, and keto is all anti-carb.
01:41:14.000I have always done relatively low carb, like my whole life.
01:41:17.000There were a few periods where it was like I was eating maybe like 100 to 200 carbs a couple times a week, but mostly it's like a lot of meat.
01:41:26.000And then I went almost, I went down to like 40, 20, between 20 and 40 for years.
01:41:32.000And then I decided with doing the training and not doing lifting and doing more general workouts, I was like, I'm just going to do whatever they say and I'm going to try it and see what happens.
01:41:44.000So now I have to eat a mass amount of carbs that I don't normally do.
01:41:47.000I just don't want to eat carbs from flour.
01:43:11.000Romanation says, 10% for the big guy is substitute for Biden's remaining brain capacity.
01:43:17.00010% from the big guy, it's all he's got left.
01:43:20.000Ginger Prime says, part one, I'm 31 restaurant owner in PG County, Maryland.
01:43:26.000The county had asked me to participate in Meet Out, a pro plant-based food day to serve and give discounts on all vegan plant-based items.
01:43:36.000I will not only not participate, Part two, I will, however, be giving a discount on meat!
01:43:43.000Non-vegan options, being it is 95% of my menu, but I will also have flyers with information about the benefits of meat, especially having lupus and being on a carnivore diet.
01:44:07.000Protein shake in the morning with milk and cinnamon, jackal milk, super awesome.
01:44:13.000And then after I finish my morning workout, I'm sorry, my morning work, like the morning show, If I skate, which is usually, then as soon as I'm done I will have another protein shake and then two hours from then it's dinner time and that's where it's just like massive dinner.
01:45:47.000Megamikey says, be warned, a lot can happen between now and April 22nd, and it's safe to assume Democrat activists will try to intimidate SCOTUS judges, maybe worse than what they did to Brett Kavanaugh.
01:46:11.000Because it's not worth it dealing with... I was saying this before, I can't remember who we had on the show, a member of Congress, and I was like, the amount of stress that I have to deal with doing a show like this, I couldn't imagine doing it and getting paid $174,000 a year.
01:46:23.000I'd be like, not interested, dude, I'll start a car wash or something.
01:46:29.000Well, do you remember after the Dobbs decision came out when they overtured Roe v. Wade?
01:46:35.000I think all of the conservative justices' homes were docked.
01:46:38.000So on top of the fact that they're dealing with being criticized everywhere, they all have to be actually concerned for the safety of all of their children.
01:47:05.000The idea was to create a satellite studio in Austin.
01:47:09.000Because of the high density of Austin-based personalities, but it's just very expensive and difficult to get there.
01:47:16.000The idea would be that we would buy a house in somewhere like north of Austin, and then on like a Saturday morning, fly there, spend the week in Austin doing shows from the Austin Satellite Studio where we have, you have people like Michael Mallison, Blair White, and then flying back the next Saturday, and then resuming our shows in the DC area, It's just like, with all the stuff we've got going on, especially with Martinsburg, I was like, I don't know if I want to spend, like, the whole project would cost us half a million dollars, depending on the price of the house.
01:48:23.000The culture here is really cool and I think it's cool that this is, like, something that I know as a staff member who lives out here, like, I like being able to be like, I care about this place because I am a part of it as opposed to just, like, sometimes here, sometimes around.
01:50:12.000We'll do our best, that's all we can say.
01:50:14.000But we're not- I mean, it's remarkable.
01:50:16.000Look, on this show, you know what we do that they don't do?
01:50:19.000Every story we talk about comes from a source.
01:50:23.000So it's like, whether we're pulling up CNN, criticizing their use of language because it's manipulative, but showing CNN is saying this thing.
01:50:30.000You watch Rachel Maddow or Chris Hayes, and he literally just says a whole bunch of things that's not true.
01:50:34.000Trump tried to stage a coup to overthrow this country.
01:50:38.000Like, I'll pull up CNN's source about Matthew Martin, about how he got acquitted because the cops waved him in, and how they wrote weird language.
01:50:44.000And then it's like, okay, well CNN said it.
01:51:19.000I wouldn't know any off the top of my head, but I know we say it a lot, like here's a good video that you can share with your liberal aunt and ask her what she thinks.
01:52:06.000Jeffrey Jackson says, I know you guys don't control ads pop up on the podcast, but I was listening to last night's show and the last ad was for CBP that has to be targeted.
01:55:39.000Random Eskimo says, as a Latter-day Saint, please make sure Ian is only allowed to talk about graphene or how stupid he is, because apparently he's pretty much unable to talk knowledgeably about anything else.
01:58:15.000I was talking to the public square guys.
01:58:17.000If there was a public square market that basically when you go in, it's stocked with all the products from all the different public square brands.
01:58:27.000So basically it's like your typical pharmacy convenience store and you walk in, you're like, I'm going to get a milk and a jerky and there's farm milk from a public square company and jerky from a public square company.
01:58:40.000And I was telling Angel Studio guys to go buy theater, and then make the Angel Studios theater.
01:58:45.000Like, let's build this anti-Times Square, but everyone's gotta decide to do it.
01:58:49.000I suppose the thing is, if you build it, they will come.
01:58:52.000Nobody wants to be the first one to do something, but we're building Casper there, and then we'll do our best to start getting more businesses to come in.
01:58:58.000But once we get to, like, seven businesses, the demand will be impossible.
01:59:03.000That's why I'm saying you gotta get in now, guys.
01:59:05.000I'm not the boss of this, I'm just some dude who's doing it.
01:59:07.000So, y'all, who should find a commercial space and get it now, because I'm telling you, once we've got like 15 public square businesses with their own storefronts, every other business is going to be desperately trying to buy a property there, and they're not going to be able to because demand will outpace supply.
01:59:24.000So don't miss your opportunity to get on this train for the anti-Times Square.
01:59:29.000Alright, Spencer Jensen says, like you wouldn't ask Whoopi Goldberg to educate you on Trump.
01:59:34.000You don't want to use mocking secondary sources for your understanding of LDS Church.
02:01:51.000But, uh, so we were fairly light with the release of Eyes of Advice, though it does have about four million views, and we're hoping, uh, that y'all will consider buying the song on the last night, which is tonight, and, uh, maybe we'll hit the Billboard charts with it, and then it will have five out of six songs that we've released that have charted on Billboard.