00:02:28.000New reporting from Fox News says that a Biden appointed attorney in 2021 shut the investigation down.
00:02:35.000So, while this whole time there was a conspiracy theory they claimed that Ilhan married her brother, the corporate press, liberal activists all said it was fake.
00:02:45.000It is being reported by the New York Times that they knew.
00:04:41.000It was a clip from an interview with Patrick Stewart back in the 90s where he said when he was reviewing the show, he realized that a lot of what was being portrayed in that show was not Jean Luc Picard, but actually Patrick Stewart himself, the things he felt and the values that he had.
00:04:55.000And I think the morals and the lessons from that show, I get it, it's sci fi, but the lessons that I was taught watching adults' discussions of loyalty, honor, and sacrifice were extremely important.
00:05:07.000And then Patrick Stewart, of course, personified Charles Xavier.
00:05:38.000So, John Popola, I host Dad Saves America, which is the way I like to put it you send your kid to school, they go to social studies class and get filled with garbage.
00:05:48.000And then when they come home, they sit across the table from me, from you, but I'm going to help you talk them out of what they've been miseducated for.
00:05:57.000So, yeah, we do an episode every week and then a commentary every Friday.
00:06:03.000And I come from 13 years we were talking in television before that.
00:08:09.000And I just want to say one more thing before we start the show Shaka when the walls fell.
00:08:16.000Here's a story from Fox News Obama admin first launched the investigation into Ilhan Omar's alleged brother marriage.
00:08:24.000A Biden-appointed U.S. attorney in Minnesota shut down the investigation in 2021 before Trump revived it.
00:08:31.000The investigation into whether Rep. Ilhan Omar married her brother in an alleged immigration fraud scheme in 2009 began under former President Barack Obama.
00:08:40.000A U.S. attorney in Minnesota, appointed by then-President Joe Biden, shut down the probe in 2021.
00:08:46.000A source familiar with the matter told Fox News Digital.
00:08:49.000Now the issue has been thrust back into the spotlight as part of a new federal investigation into the Somali-born congresswoman.
00:08:54.000Part of which centers on whether she or her father committed immigration fraud on her application to become a U.S. citizen.
00:09:00.000Sources previously told Fox News Digital that Omar's real name is Ilhan Nur Syed Elmi.
00:09:06.000In a federal court document, she was called Ilhan Omar Nur Syed Elmi.
00:09:10.000The New York Times first reported that Obama's FBI and Department of Homeland Security began the probe in the summer of 2016 and that officials found some evidence that the marriage was fraudulent.
00:09:21.000The Times reported that the investigation concluded when officials decided the potential felony crime was past the statute of limitations.
00:09:47.000The statute of limitations is upon discovery of a crime, not upon commission of a crime, meaning the moment they found that evidence, they could have pursued this.
00:09:56.000This is where it gets murky because by shutting this thing down in 2021, They were effectively shielding Ilhan Omar from future prosecution from another administration because then they could argue the statute of limitations has expired.
00:10:12.000However, since she was refiling this paperwork, the names she was using, it reignites these crimes.
00:10:20.000The statute is largely meaningless if you keep committing these crimes.
00:10:24.000I got to say, the only thing right now, it seems, based on the New York Times reporting this, the only thing saving Ilhan Omar is Republican ineptitude.
00:10:34.000If the Republicans decide to go after this and you've got the reporting of the New York Times on your side, did you guys see the Daily Show even backed Trump's claims against Alaska?
00:10:59.000There's one thing that there's a discourse going on on X that people are kind of getting wrapped up in, and it's about the friend enemy distinction.
00:11:09.000So, anyone that is on your side, you overlook anything they do wrong.
00:11:15.000Someone that's not on your side, you go for the throat.
00:11:19.000That clearly is the way that the left behaves nowadays.
00:11:24.000I mean, if the Obama administration looked into this, saw the evidence, and said, well, we're not going to do anything about it or what have you, that's more evidence that that's the case.
00:11:32.000I don't know that that is the proper way to actually handle politics or if that's the best way to handle politics.
00:11:39.000It seems pretty zero sum and it seems pretty destructive.
00:11:42.000But at the same time, it's good to see that kind of evidence and to also see that there are some.
00:11:51.000Outlets that are kind of stepping away from that, saying, Look, this is just beyond the pale.
00:11:55.000I think with the New York Times report, are you talking about Alaska or are you talking about Omar?
00:12:03.000I think it's just that they're not really circling the wagon.
00:12:05.000No, I mean, just with regard to the friend enemy thing, the New York Times dug into the Mary Peltola thing because she had fired a ton of staffers.
00:12:14.000And they were like, Oh, why did she fire all these staffers?
00:12:46.000But if you look into all of these different things, like Tim was just laying out, the last name Elmi, her dad being essentially some sort of Somali government official, he was like a general.
00:12:55.000And then he, it looks like what he did was take somebody else's name, take the name Omar, use that, come to the US with his two daughters, his youngest daughters, send his son and another daughter, I think, to the UK.
00:13:12.000They kept the name Elmi and then went about pursuing citizenship and all of that under this name Omar.
00:13:35.000And then you have these, the double marriages, which is also documented.
00:13:38.000Then you have once she had the double marriage and she had the second marriage.
00:13:42.000So she was essentially being a polygamist and she got married in the Christian church because they thought that that didn't count, right?0.64
00:14:18.000And there was one other thing that I saw today, which is the DOJ convicted a guy was convicted in Ohio.
00:14:25.000He was Rwandan and he had lied in 2017 at a trial about his participation in the Rwandan genocide.
00:14:33.000Turns out that there were at least two guys who had participated fully in the Rwandan genocide, like beating people to death with clubs with nails in them.
00:15:45.000You're creating a cavalcade into persecuting a lot.
00:15:48.000Prosecuting a lot of Congress people for like not crossing a T on a form.
00:15:55.000And like, I just don't want to waste taxpayer money and the media thing for six months complaining about each of these little administrative missteps that people are doing.
00:17:11.000So, this is a pattern of behavior, not a situation of she messed up the paperwork.
00:17:17.000So, again, your point's taken about people going after people that just mess up paperwork, you know, give a little grace if it's a problem with paperwork or something like that.
00:17:24.000But this isn't about a problem with paperwork, this is about criminal behavior, a significant.0.50
00:17:30.000Long intentional immigration amount of criminal behavior, intentional fraud, and she likes part of me wants her to go to jail, but part of me wants her just to go back to Mogadishu, right?
00:17:41.000Like, which is worse, that's what they should probably worse to go back to the other problem is that it's just shielding the powerful because for everyone, she's in the spotlight, and it's like, oh, woe is her.
00:17:54.000But meanwhile, like, I know people in Texas who were brought to this country when they were seven, they're technically undocumented, you know, illegal aliens.
00:18:03.000If they so much as cross one T or dot one I, they end up never being able to go down the legal path.
00:18:10.000And so, like, oh, woe is me, the powerful people have to actually have the law applied to them.
00:18:16.000Not to mention that, like, current immigration law, most of these people shouldn't be allowed in at all.
00:18:20.000Like, I don't see how Mom Dhani's father was allowed in to become a citizen.
00:18:25.000Like, current immigration law is quite explicit about totalitarian ideology, being a communist.
00:19:57.000But if the president is like, let's kill an American, like, how are we going to be like, well, you know, he's the president and it was part of a military operation.
00:20:45.000So, and to Ian's point, when the Biden administration said, You know, people that are going to Latin Mass, Catholics that go to Latin Mass, they might be terrorists.
00:20:55.000They might be a threat to the United States.
00:21:54.000And there's also a fourth dimension it's a tesseract.
00:21:57.000So, the idea is, are there certain people who we tolerate in our society that we don't like but are willing to work with?
00:22:04.000That's the way it's supposed to be with liberals and conservatives.
00:22:06.000Liberals are like, ah, they're conservatives and they go to church and they're pro life, but we largely agree, so we work together.
00:22:13.000The communists and the Nazis are supposed to be on the outskirts.
00:22:15.000And the problem is, the liberals, instead of aligning themselves with conservatives, which they're supposed to do, align themselves with communists.
00:23:44.000She could give us the insight on Ilhan.
00:23:45.000Has she been radio silent on the whole thing?
00:23:48.000She would never, ever come on this show because when we ask a simple question like, how come their dad has the same name, she'll be like, I have no answer for that.
00:24:38.000AOC comes on the show, she walks in, and we're like, Why is it that Ilhan Omar's sister, who she called a sister, also calls her husband her brother?
00:24:49.000Why do you think the Obama DOJ dropped the case despite the fact she was still actively married to a guy that they found evidence of it being a sham marriage?1.00
00:24:55.000They dropped it purely because she was gaining power in the Democratic Party.1.00
00:25:05.000The Obama DOJ finds out there's evidence it's a crime, and they go, Rat, she's in a fake marriage for a green card, but it's been eight years, so we're not going to charge her.0.99
00:25:16.000It's like, but she's actively committing the crime.
00:25:18.000In fact, I'm going to say this again.0.57
00:25:20.000The reason why I am calling this a cover up straight up is because when Ilhan's husband applied for permanent residency in the United States and was asked to prove it, he fled the country.
00:26:45.000So, I mean, it makes sense that she's trying to get out of there.
00:26:47.000The problem is that she lied to become a citizen and then lied on all of her documents that she had to write up to get when she was trying to get into registering to run for office and lied about it.
00:27:02.000As a member of Congress, I'm sorry, go ahead.
00:27:47.000If the U.S. broke into massive nuclear chaos, civil war, and everyone's dying and the places are raided, you had no choice but to flee, it was a literal fire.
00:27:54.000And you got to the border of Mexico and they said, you know, 50 year olds aren't allowed in, and you were 50, would you say, I'm 49?
00:28:02.000Or would you be like, you got me, guess I'll go back to death?
00:28:09.000On its head, I struggle with this, especially in like relationships.
00:28:12.000But like, be deceiving someone, like, if the Nazis come knocking on your door looking for the Jews, you say, I don't have any Jews in my house, you deceived the Nazis for good.
00:28:20.000And so, there are times when deceiving authorities could be an extremely good thing.
00:28:27.000When Huck Finn and Jim are going down the river, and Huck Finn, like, and he knows that Jim was a slave, and he should, he's the law tells him that like he has to turn Jim in or whatever.
00:28:38.000And he, uh, and he says that he was not going to do it.
00:28:41.000And so, the line is, You know, if that means I'm going to hell, then I'll go to hell because he won't turn the guy in.
00:28:47.000This is all 100% true, but then to lie so she can get into Congress, right?
00:29:02.000Like, if you lie to get into the United States, then the proper course of action is being like keeping your head down, not getting into Congress.
00:29:12.000And wagging your finger at actual Americans and telling us how bad we are.
00:29:19.000The whole thing is I came to this country from a war torn catastrophe, and now I'm going to spend my entire career in public life criticizing the society that saved me and my family instead of being forever grateful that I had a place to go.
00:29:33.000Like, if we go, there's nowhere else to go.
00:29:54.000From NBC News, DOJ issues subpoenas in Alaska Senate race as governor launches separate investigation.
00:30:02.000Republican Governor Mike Dunleavy said he was directing the state's Department of Public Safety to determine whether criminal or civil action are warranted.
00:30:09.000We're hearing now around three dozen new subpoenas and document preservation requests as part of the probe into the Alaska Senate race.
00:30:17.000I'm going to say it very simply for you guys.
00:31:00.000I was confused because I was watching the Daily Show clip this morning and it starts with him being like, ah, Trump is saying he wants the election nullified or the Republicans don't win.
00:31:29.000I'm going to go and say right now, we need an emergency injunction.0.95
00:31:33.000It will be catastrophic for Congress if she is allowed to run, if she wins, and then two months later is disqualified, removed, and imprisoned.
00:31:47.000I mean, then we just have to have another election?
00:31:51.000We know now there needs to be an emergency filing, probable cause hearing, whatever, to initiate some kind of pause or criminal charges or whatever we have to do.
00:34:06.000The military is first of all necessary and constitutional and also a small part of the budget when compared to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
00:34:17.000Did you see this thing in the Australian Congress where they were questioning the Defense Department and there was this Australian woman in a hijab, but she's like white and she was.0.64
00:34:28.000Demanding that the Defense Department explain why they spent $1.2 billion on tanks instead of simulations.0.70
00:34:35.000And she goes, What war are we even going to fight?
00:34:36.000We should just have simulations, simulated tanks.
00:35:26.000What should not be legal are the shenanigans that she got up to and her campaign got up to to go find all the Dan Sullivans in Alaska, which is what they did.
00:35:36.000And then to go figure out which one of them could run, they finally happened on this guy who's an independent, retired school teacher, lives on a little island that is only accessible by seaplane and boat, and convinced him to.
00:35:48.000Imagine trying to go meet that guy in person.
00:35:52.000And it turns out that he wouldn't give any interviews, he wouldn't talk to anybody from the press.
00:35:55.000And then this New York Times reporter, the one who broke the story, I think his name is Kellen something, he calls Dan Sullivan and is like, Do you want to talk?
00:36:05.000Dan Sullivan picks him up at the airport.
00:36:08.000And they go talk and they have this whole big conversation sitting on the beach watching humpback whales breed.
00:36:14.000You want to defraud the Alaskan voter?
00:37:02.000The Dan J. Sullivan, the fake one, did request that his name be listed on the ballot as Dan S. Sullivan, the same initial as the incumbent.
00:37:12.000They were intentionally trying to steal this.
00:39:10.000They weren't hanging out, they weren't communicating.
00:39:12.000And so he looked for communication elsewhere.
00:39:15.000And then they decided, you know, rather than end it, they're going to work on their relationship and start doing things together that they love.
00:39:21.000And they did, and they're still together.
00:40:26.000But looking at what's going on with Alaska and, of course, with the predictions that we have, I'm going to go ahead and say, while I'm not entirely convinced about the predictions based on the polls because I think the polls.
00:40:45.000But we also have the thing with the polling where we had, what, two polling companies this election cycle coming out and saying that they were just making polls for fun and that they weren't actually verifiable or useful.1.00
00:41:25.000Every Democrat thinks they're going to win.
00:41:27.000They're all sitting there cheering, clapping, they're going to win because the prediction market says so.
00:41:30.000But if the prediction markets are responding to polls and the polls are largely fabricated, not completely, you stand to make a lot of money.
00:41:38.000So I'd be willing to bet that these people were like, hey, we're going to game.
00:41:41.000We're going to game the prediction markets.
00:41:43.000And their plan was if you release a poll that says the Democrats got 20 point advantage, it's insane, right?
00:43:05.000I'm saying Donald Trump is the president.
00:43:07.000So, again, you know, was it Chip Roy when he was on the floor and he was like, give me one thing to campaign on that the Republicans have done?
00:43:50.000What he exposed was that these poll workers will give you a ballot for someone even if you never even assert you are that person simply by Asking for that person's ballot.
00:44:00.000And they're lying, claiming he identified himself as these people.
00:44:04.000So the Democrats are like, we will destroy everybody, even if we can make it up.
00:44:08.000And the Republicans are like, we have proof they did it, but we'll do nothing.
00:44:11.000I keep thinking about the Russian Revolution in regards to where our country's at right now, because we have this like, you know, elite group, like you were talking about earlier, that's kind of controlling things and protecting itself.
00:44:23.000But if that falters because it starts going at itself, that's when the communists really take power.
00:44:30.000So even if you think that Ilhan Omar's the problem and the DSA, if they go at it and it goes into full blown lawfare, that's when the communists will entrench.
00:44:40.000So we can't, that's why I'm really like reticent about just knocking each other over with this crime and that crime and this crime.
00:44:46.000It's like it might be better to keep the ship floating towards its final destination.
00:44:51.000So, have you, are you familiar with the data Republican democracy files or what have you?
00:44:59.000Basically, what the synopsis is the left is trying to create.
00:45:07.000A tumultuous situation to bait Donald Trump into using the Insurrection Act, activating the National Guard, and then having state governors.
00:45:17.000And J.B. Pritzker is one of the people that's most vocal about it, about being anti Trump.
00:45:37.000I understand what you're saying because that is what's going on, right?
00:45:40.000Trying to create a crisis so that way the DSA can basically, essentially, they've probably already got it written up, but the people that used to be in USAID are working with the Democrats, people that were the deep state people that got fired from USAID.
00:45:55.000They've done color, this is called the color revolution.
00:45:57.000They've done color revolutions in Ukraine, they've done them in other countries, and they've been fairly successful, and they're trying to do that here.
00:46:04.000And so, whereas I understand what you're saying, you don't want to play into their hands, I don't think that allowing the Democrats.
00:46:15.000To have carte blanche and not use any, not push back in any way is a good idea because they already have a very well thought out plan.
00:46:26.000And again, the blueprint has been used in other countries.
00:46:29.000It was used in Ukraine against, I think, Poroshenko was his name.
00:47:29.000And now, whenever you see the debate stuff, the TPUSA, and they're going out there and doing the debates, you see them basically, like, you see students coming up basically being like, we want to kill you.
00:47:40.000And the people sitting there, like, don't do that.
00:47:42.000Only that rhetoric of they killed Charlie, that's worn out.
00:48:19.000Political attack stuff will always be with us, and we have to punch hard.
00:48:23.000But the bigger problem to me, I think the reason why we are where we are, is because we had this moment with Doge where there was actually really taking a hammer to all of their toys.
00:48:34.000And USAID was the one real serious victory.
00:48:37.000Whereas, like, this was a permanent institution created by the cognitive elite progressive basically blob.
00:50:09.000Checking out and talking to him about.
00:50:10.000There was a quote that he quoted in the book, and it basically talks about how the George Soros guys, the leftist billionaires, have a great men model.
00:50:21.000They want to go out there and use their money to be great men and to do great things.
00:50:25.000And Republicans, when they get a bunch of money, they have a middle manager model, and they have a mindset of being a middle manager.
00:50:31.000They just want to keep their assets to themselves.
00:50:34.000They don't want to spend a lot of money.
00:50:35.000They want to make sure that whatever they're investing in, they're breaking even at least.
00:50:40.000And when you talk about the universities, We saw already, like what was it in the 60s?
00:50:45.000You had the long march through the universities, through academia.
00:50:48.000One by one, they created, they put Marxists in these positions, but they did something even worse, which it wasn't just the Marxists.
00:50:55.000This is something Camille Paglia talks about.
00:50:57.000She said that the real Marxists were out there on communes.0.97
00:51:01.000And so, what you ended up with in the universities were poser Marxists who are also just grifters and cheats.
00:51:07.000So, they've been doing all of this under our noses this entire time, creating all of these nonprofits, getting all of this funding, getting government funding.0.98
00:51:16.000Sending out the soft power all over the world to like turn everybody, you know, gay, essentially.0.92
00:51:22.000And now what we're left with are institutions that cost thousands and thousands of dollars a year that are essentially the prestige and do nothing good for this country.0.98
00:51:32.000These were the universities like Harvard, for example.
00:51:34.000How many of our presidents went to Harvard?
00:51:35.000It's a bunch, including John Adams, you know, and a bunch of these guys.
00:51:39.000These universities were supposed to create the leaders of our nation.
00:51:43.000And we have turned the American leadership class, essentially, against itself.
00:51:49.000With the privilege walks and the self hatred, and the talk about you know how privilege is bad, and all of these different things, and so now we have a leadership class that hates itself, we have a you know working class that hates the leaders and themselves to a certain extent, and has nothing, uh, has no modus operandi to get anything done.
00:52:13.000A fired general admitted to leaking classified Iran and Ukraine info, according to a report, and this matters because we are seeing a big debate for most of you.
00:52:39.000Axios reports the Pentagon's top military planner admitted to leaking classified information about Ukraine and Iran to two reporters from separate outlets over a one year period, according to an internal report of the investigation shared with Axios.
00:52:54.000Army Lieutenant General Brett Silvia was fired this week by Pete Eggseth.
00:52:58.000For the alleged misconduct, which the career soldier acknowledged on video after he failed four polygraph tests.
00:53:05.000He had trouble passing multiple polygraph interviews.
00:53:08.000The report accused the general of making unauthorized disclosures to the media and said he was cooperative with answering questions about interactions with the media to resolve this and provided his personal phone for a forensics examination.
00:53:20.000I need to understand how do we purge this country of the cult?
00:53:25.000Okay, these are people for no reason he's leaking information to media.
00:55:56.000Well, they're talking a lot about organizing and pulling everybody together.
00:55:59.000And I saw Rank the Vote get things like what being more deep south today, life, democracy, and connection.
00:56:05.000It's a whole bunch of buzzwords that are designed to make you feel like you're doing something morally good when what you're doing is leaning into their agenda and you don't even necessarily even know it.
00:56:15.000Rank the Vote is a ranked choice voting organization.0.97
00:56:18.000This is all designed to the whole leftist cult thing is designed to make you feel like you are a morally superior and good person by going along with all of their crap.0.98
00:56:30.000First, what they did was they, I mean, they, okay, I understand not using they.
00:56:34.000The left really worked hard and academia to get rid of religion in this country, thereby creating a void where a lot of people needed to understand how to feel like they were doing the morally appropriate thing.
00:56:49.000And then they filled it with murmuration.
00:56:52.000Well, they didn't really get rid of religion.
00:56:53.000They went after Christianity and replaced it with a different moral operating system.0.89
00:57:33.000It used to be that guys would go to the lodge and they had lodge brothers and stuff.
00:57:36.000That's why you saw like the Flintstones when I was a kid.
00:57:39.000The Flintstones, they would go down to the lodge and you could rely on people in the Rotary Club, in the lodges, at the Knights of Columbus, what have you.
00:57:49.000Why don't we either do a new show or do IRL on Friday night from Casper in West Virginia and just literally let random people come on the show?
00:59:17.000If there's availability, then you can come in.
00:59:20.000But if all tickets are sold out, then it's sold out.0.99
00:59:22.000And then people can submit to come on the show for a certain amount of time and we'll kick them off if they suck.0.88
00:59:27.000I kind of like what we're doing for Culture War.
00:59:28.000I like the idea of bringing like business people, like self starters in, because the only reason this comes up is because I was watching Kitchen Nightmares again, Gordon Ramsay.
00:59:38.000And in the beginning, I just thought it was entertainment.
00:59:40.000Ha ha, he's trying to fix these crazy people's things.
00:59:42.000Now I'm realizing he's saving small businesses.
00:59:45.000Like he rebooted the show post COVID, and he's going in, transforming these people's lives, giving them direction, showing them how to do it right, and then giving them publicity.
00:59:52.000Like, if we could do that for other people, well, that'll be great.
00:59:55.000We'll do it on Fridays, and that means we do the shows Fridays from West Virginia, so we don't got to commute as much, right?
00:59:59.000You guys should always let me know when you're doing that because I would totally come.
01:00:04.000There was a really great episode of Gordon Ramsay's show where he finds this little hole in the wall kitchen, and it's like a miserable location, and it's like dingy, and the lady cooks like masterful food, and he's just.
01:04:07.000Yes, but it can be interpreted through memification.
01:04:11.000The idea is Darmok was by himself traversing the ocean and he came across an island and Jalad was as well when they came together.0.84
01:04:16.000They were, they could not communicate, they were enemies.
01:04:19.000But through shared uh conflict, they ended up Darmok and Jalad on the ocean.
01:04:23.000So the story is Darmok on the ocean, Jalad on the ocean, Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra, Darmok, Darmok and Jalad on the ocean, meaning that through shared conflict, they came together.
01:04:34.000And then uh, Shaka, when the walls fell, was me saying, Pedrick Stewart has died.
01:04:42.000I don't want what does that have to do with Shaka?
01:04:44.000It's it's it's the story in Star Trek is that there was a race of aliens the Federation could never communicate with.0.98
01:07:42.000Remember when they, uh, Kind of canceled everybody's press passes and the New York Times sued them.
01:07:48.000And yeah, so they canceled everybody's press passes and said, you are not to publish any material from the Pentagon unless you get explicit approval, meaning no more leaked documents.
01:07:58.000And the New York Times and everybody freaked out and they were like, what about democracy and free press?
01:08:02.000And the Pentagon was like, we don't care.
01:08:22.000But Hagseth also did this other thing with the generals, where previously the way that you became a general was just like, that was your next promotion.
01:08:31.000And he was like, no, we're not doing that now.
01:08:33.000Now, if you're going to be a general, you have to go through testing.
01:08:54.000She puts out a tweet of herself and her cabinet, and she's like, it's the most diverse that there ever was, the most diverse Virginia cabinet ever.
01:09:01.000And it's her and like five black people.
01:09:06.000And I posted, I was like, yeah, because diverse means black.
01:10:18.000Sort of like a little, like sort of art world people.
01:10:22.000Do you remember when Gavin McGinnis got that woman onto his show and then he just ragged on her and it was really funny and she didn't realize what she was getting into?
01:13:35.000The Senate is supposed to be elected by the legislatures of the states as a means to check the emotions of the people because the House is every two years.
01:14:09.000Not to tell us how to live, not to provide us with health care, not to give us food, not to provide anything for us.
01:14:15.000They are supposed to protect our rights.
01:14:16.000Now, granted, we have moved, the government has moved far, far away from what that, from the powers that are granted in the Constitution.
01:14:25.000And it has honestly, in my opinion, been fairly bastardized because of things like the direct election of senators, because of the Commerce Clause, because of the Necessary and Proper Clause, the way that the, the way that the, Courts have allowed them to be interpreted.
01:14:37.000But that doesn't change the fact that the point of the government is to protect property rights, give you courts for redress of grievance, and protect the individual's rights and to defend the borders.
01:14:47.000Those are the legitimate power or legitimate functions of government.
01:14:52.000Everything else has been bastardized to empower the government at the expense of the people.
01:14:59.000The people are supposed to be free to live their lives however they want.
01:15:02.000The government is supposed to protect their rights.
01:15:04.000Now that has been bastardized, the government, people look at the government and they say, the government is supposed to provide me with.
01:16:02.000Well, I just think if you look at the history of progressivism as a movement, and if you want to go back and say what were they after, they have always been after credentialed elite control.
01:16:13.000That has always been the fundamental program.
01:16:18.000Walter Lippmann, Edward Bernays, this sort of the birth of what we now have, this sort of progressive technocratic super state that is the entire West.
01:16:28.000It was basically founded in 1913, more or less.
01:16:32.000And this is what, and if you look at like Woodrow Wilson wrote this piece, he's really the demon, into the study of administration.
01:16:42.000And he decries the Constitution's constraints on the ability of the government to act.
01:16:48.000And then at the same time, also, Throughout everything he does is about restricting the people's right to actually act on their own.
01:16:57.000Like, I think even the word democracy becoming synonymous with voting is like the original sin.
01:17:03.000Because since when is power to the people voting?
01:17:08.000Like, it's the least powerful thing I'll do in my whole life.
01:17:11.000I'm not saying we shouldn't vote, I'm gonna vote, but I'm saying it is the least effectual action.
01:17:18.000This is a massive pet peeve of mine, but the way that people talk about democracy today is as if democracy is a goal and not a means to achieve a goal.
01:19:17.000Fundraiser for the Red Baron, accosted by Prankster, raises $100,000.
01:19:21.000Well, ladies and gentlemen, it's actually upwards of $400,000 right now.0.56
01:19:25.000For those that are not familiar, This working class Joe was stocking up Red Baron pizzas at a supermarket when two nuisance streamers went up to him to prank him, causing problems.
01:19:37.000And this dude, at first, he's calling me like, okay, guys, enough.
01:20:47.000I love that meme where it's from, I think it was like, was it Hardy Boy or something, where his hand is, I don't know what it is, where his hand is like emitting waves and he's like, and it's like middle aged men resisting the urge to start a podcast.
01:21:04.000It's about every time you go on Instagram or TikTok, there's some guru charging money to teach you how to be an influencer or a podcaster, and the guy himself doesn't even have followers.
01:22:26.000I built that up over the last six years, you know, doing shows like this.
01:22:28.000Something to be proud of, you know, something other than, but then I'm still sitting here talking on the internet.
01:22:32.000I mean, look, the reason, the only reason, like the reason that I'm on this show is because of all the remains, right?
01:22:38.000Like I met Tim on X because I was a verified accountant and, you know, I had 20 years of being in a metal band and I did.
01:22:49.000Talk politics on X the entire time, and in a time when it wasn't, you know, popular to be on the right.
01:22:55.000And so I'd get into it with people that were in other metal bands or what have, or fans and stuff on whamgoat.com or the Metal Maniacs message board before Twitter.
01:23:07.000But the, you know, I established myself as, you know, a musician first.
01:23:33.000I mean, the thing about the influencer thing too, it's like when you do those videos, you're watching yourself do a video, right?
01:23:39.000Because you like have it's like your phone or whatever.
01:23:42.000I used to turn the monitor off when I would record, right?
01:23:44.000You stand, see in my face, it was so annoying and distracting.
01:23:46.000That's what when the first like when I did the I did Tucker Carlson a couple of times in 2020, 2021 when it was still like COVID, and so they'd send a van over to my house.
01:23:56.000And I would always, there'd be the monitor, and the monitor would be me.
01:24:00.000Like, I'll just go with the earpiece and pretend I'm looking at Tucker.
01:24:04.000And, like, if you go out of frame, you go out of frame.
01:24:06.000But the influencer thing, it's a narcissistic, it's an entirely narcissistic concept because you're sharing the vision of yourself that you have.
01:24:17.000You're sharing, like, what you think is your idealized vision of yourself.
01:24:20.000You're not sharing yourself or really who you are.
01:24:23.000You're not doing any, like, this is from the Winston Churchill Society.
01:24:28.000Many forms of government have been tried and will be tried in this world of sin and woe.
01:24:32.000No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all wise.
01:24:36.000Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government, except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.
01:25:14.000He wins the war and they vote in the socialists instantly.0.87
01:25:17.000What would Winston Churchill, like, let's say Winston Churchill came back right now, what would he do with, like, France and the UK and the massive migrant invasion?0.50
01:25:39.000A little reconquista in Spain type of situation.
01:25:42.000There's a, I think it's wild that when you see the, in the UK, and I worry about this for the US, you know, things are, We have a different kind of culture, but I worry about this.
01:25:51.000When you see the protesters in the UK going out to meet the migrant boats and being like, no, turn back, the British government is fighting their own people in order to let in illegal migrants and then give them a bunch of stuff that the British people are paying for.
01:26:09.000And every time I see reports about the French riots and they're like, oh, it's really about education and it's really about, you know, we just need better housing, it's like, no, you allowed a mass migrant invasion.0.98
01:26:22.000And now those people are destroying your country on purpose.0.76
01:26:25.000I think Winston would have been ostracized by the people as like a man of the people that the military order doesn't want because he would have been for the people, I think.
01:26:34.000And then if it got so bad that there was a revolution in England, like an Islamic revolution or some foreign revolution, they would beg him to take charge of the resistance, I think.
01:26:44.000I don't think he would have fallen into the Queen's gambit.
01:26:55.000He, if you took anybody from any person from the center all the way to the right from the 40s and dropped them into modern society, they would go directly to jail.
01:27:12.000They would go, might as well drop them off in prison because, especially in England, he would say something that was something that was illegal in 30 seconds.
01:27:23.000He'd look around and he'd say something offensive and he would be in jail.
01:27:57.000Well, if there's no injury and it's He said, she said, and they're just throwing him in jail because the Indian guy said that he insulted him.
01:28:06.000I was just going to say, it's like, that's what.
01:28:08.000I got to pose a controversial suggestion here.
01:28:12.000Is it possible that Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who are known as the two most autocratic U.S. presidents, maybe next to Lincoln, but that maybe if they hadn't been autocratic.
01:29:07.000It's the League of Nations that gets erected, and then it's the Pyrrhic victory of what's done to Germany that causes the Weimar Republic to ultimately collapse.
01:29:18.000And so it's like the Marshall Plan is the, oh, let's not do that again from Woodrow Wilson and the League of Nations.0.66
01:29:27.000So you don't get Hitler without the League of Nations.
01:29:30.000You don't get the League of Nations without Wilson.
01:29:33.000It's a very direct line from Wilson, League of Nations, Weimar Republic.0.90
01:29:54.000You know, not, you know, so that's the lessons are, it's very clear.0.79
01:29:58.000A similar thing to what they did to Germany after World War I at Versailles, stripping the east of Russia and turning it into Poland, making all these Germans now Polish and then they're getting persecuted by the new Polish government and they're Germans and Hitler's enraged.0.82
01:30:11.000I feel like they did that with Ukraine.
01:30:12.000When the oligarchs split up the Soviet Union, they just carved off all the Mediterranean Sea access from Russia.
01:30:18.000They're like, we can't let Russia be a hegemon.
01:30:19.000We have to create some new blockade that we can bow to the West so we can still control it.0.57
01:30:25.000Because, yeah, the Soviets are gone, but they're still a bunch of communists.
01:30:29.000And that's why Russia invaded the Ukraine, because they want their territory back.
01:30:34.000It's the same thing with Hitler invading the Sudetenland.0.67
01:31:24.000Look, a lot of people were kind of like Woodrow Wilson and FDR are the worst U.S. presidents.
01:31:29.000And I just kind of have been accepting it for five years or so, but I'm starting to question the value of authoritarianism and stripping people of their rights to win a war once in a while.
01:31:39.000And the New Deal, I mean, it turned from the Great Depression, it took the economy and just lit it on fire and made it the strongest economy.
01:31:45.000Maybe it was winning the war that it didn't do that.
01:32:00.000It shocks me that you have such an honestly correct view on the Federal Reserve and what that has done, but then would look at FDR and the New Deal projects and look at those in a positive light.
01:32:15.000Probably a product of our educational system.
01:32:18.000We were all raised and went to school with teachers who told us that FDR was the greatest president and that the New Deal was terrific and the New Deal was important to get back to the crusades.0.80
01:32:58.000Basically, she lays out, it's really deep history, but it's very readable.
01:33:03.000So, you know, the New Deal, first of all, the New Deal was essentially just Hoover's economic policy with gasoline port on the fire.
01:33:13.000So the first story is, oh, Hoover did nothing and then FDR came in.
01:33:17.000It's like, no, Hoover began the problems with his interventions and Smoot Hawley and all the rest.
01:33:23.000I mean, there's a, there is, just to give you a sense of how heinous the New Deal was, they were, it was mass, like hunger, Collapse of incomes, 25% unemployment, and they were forcing people to destroy crops.
01:33:43.000And at one point, there was actually a lawsuit with Schechter Poultry, where they were so in command of the economy that they were telling small poultry shops in New York City that they're not allowed to sell the chicken for more than the other stores.
01:34:01.000And it actually went to the Supreme Court and started to unravel the New Deal.
01:34:56.000There is a reason why this man was so influential.
01:34:59.000There's a great quote that I heard from him.
01:35:01.000AP played it as we were on our way to the show.
01:35:04.000Quote It was an interview he gave in the 90s during the height of Star Trek The Next Generation where he said that a lot of what we saw in Captain Picard.
01:35:10.000Came from him and that he saw himself, not Jean Luc Picard, but in Jean Luc Picard, he saw much of what he actually was.
01:35:20.000And there are many tremendous quotes from Captain Picard that were extremely influential to me and I think are very, very important for us to pass down to the next generations.0.97
01:35:32.000There are a lot of people who say, Oh, Star Trek is dumb.0.91
01:35:38.000Because if they actually believed in almost all of what we talk about on this show in terms of our values, They would find that Star Trek The Next Generation is one of the greatest inspirations for these values.0.85
01:35:49.000And for this, I give the boomers tremendous respect for making this show and for having these values at that time and sharing those values and informing them to this country.
01:36:04.000Star Trek The Next Generation was one of the highest rated and largest syndicated shows ever.
01:36:08.000It was airing on, I believe, three networks at its peak.
01:37:58.000The first freedom denied chains us all irrevocably.
01:38:02.000And he says, those words were uttered by Judge Aaron Satie as wisdom and warning the first time any man's freedom is trodden on, we are all damaged.
01:38:38.000He says this to Riker Someone once told me that time was a predator that stalked us all our lives.
01:38:44.000But I rather believe that time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment because they'll never come again.
01:38:52.000What we leave behind is not as important as how we've lived.
01:38:55.000After all, number one, we're only mortal.
01:39:06.000And I'll explain the context because this is important in understanding why it is that I scream at Republicans for being pathetic and doing nothing.0.99
01:39:14.000Can I just tell you, I watched that episode recently with my son and he was like floored.0.99
01:40:45.000With all due respect to the Marvel films, it's just flashy bang bang garbage.0.94
01:40:48.000Now, I want to say this why did the Marvel Cinematic Universe become so incredible?
01:40:54.000We can talk about Robert Downey Jr. being a great character and everyone loved me to watch him, but I want to talk about Captain America.
01:40:59.000Captain America was technically, I feel like it's really the second film, which kicked things off because the Hulk no one really cares about.
01:41:06.000Captain America was a story about a young man who was sickly and incapable, and he was trying so desperately to serve his country, he was lying and trying to enlist at various different enlistment centers, and they kept rejecting him.
01:41:22.000And then finally, A guy meets him who sees he has heart and brings him in, and he becomes Captain America.
01:41:28.000The idea that we had a film that said, sacrifice everything you have, even if you're too weak and not capable for your nation, for what is right and for what is good, those are the kinds of messages that we need.
01:41:40.000And I think in the last 15 or so years, we've been losing all of that.
01:41:43.000It's an example of why I think the MCU has been dying, because the message became garbled nonsense.
01:41:49.000There was just no message anymore at all.
01:42:39.000And so I think that just in terms of the realm of that art form where actors can be so snobby about what roles they'll take on, he was like, no, if I can reach a great number of people this way, I can do my art form and I can have it be more powerful than if I just stay with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
01:42:59.000Where he was spectacular, also, but he brought that art form, he brought his skill and his ability to emote and bring us characters and make us really feel things.
01:43:08.000And he brought it to all of us, you know, in the middle of the night on multiple syndication channels while we're sitting there unable to sleep and we get to watch the reruns.
01:43:51.000And they dealt with things in a sci fi way that were very much just questions that we ask ourselves in war.
01:43:57.000When they're dealing with relocation of native populations or how to negotiate trade and deal with diplomacy, The opening reference to the show when I said Shaka when the walls fell.
01:44:07.000A great episode on how to learn to communicate with somebody and with other peoples and nations.
01:44:14.000The show, and particularly Patrick, exemplified the flaws of humanity, which make a great hero's journey, which Phil mentioned earlier, and which Marvel is lacking.
01:44:24.000A lot of the characters in those movies and a lot of modern movies don't have weaknesses.
01:44:28.000And it's to the detriment of the film, I think.
01:44:30.000It's an unbelievable character because everybody's got weaknesses.
01:44:33.000And when you can identify with the break in the person, you really value the comeback.
01:44:39.000And the show is just riddled with the inadequacies of human.
01:45:26.000Sympathetic to socialism, it doesn't matter, but I think that I think the thing that's interesting about Picard well, about Star Trek, I'd say is that Captain Kirk is like the true American, he's the he's the Cisco, so is Cisco.
01:46:02.000And I think about Star Trek II, and it's like, you know, Spock basically sacrificing himself for the many, and Kirk saying, no, not the many, for the one.
01:46:13.000And I think that this is the tension that the West, this is like the crisis of the West is actually played out in the transition from, you know, you have first, you have Star Trek in the age of Kirk against the backdrop of the Soviet Union, and then you have the fall of the Berlin Wall, and out comes.
01:46:35.000Kind of the end of history, next generation, the sort of post money, like classless, moneyless society.
01:46:43.000But still, how somewhere there are still concert violists somehow.
01:47:41.000Pre warp, sweet societies where they still beat their women and like no one's allowed to get an education, perhaps, and they worship gods who espouse violence, you know, this kind of thing.
01:47:50.000So, you're going to look at them and you're going to say, We can't get involved with them because they don't have warp.0.63
01:47:56.000And I think to your point about the EU, what we see a lot in the EU is we can't scold these migrants from North African nations and Arab nations because they don't have warp.0.99
01:48:11.000We're going to let them, we know that they raped.1.00
01:48:14.000But we are just going to let them go.0.90
01:48:16.000But they do hold Henry Novak to the higher standard.
01:48:20.000And so they let him die because he may have said, you know, the ultimate crime, some sort of racial slur, but they let the rapists out because the rapists haven't.
01:48:47.000Those of you who know the show, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.
01:48:50.000But the Enterprise is confronted by two enemy ships.
01:48:55.000And the enemy general says, You see, Picard, after we dissect your Enterprise for every precious bit of information, I intend to display its broken hole in the center of the Romulan capital as a symbol of our victory.
01:49:06.000It will inspire our armies for generations to come and serve as a warning to any other traitor who would create ripples of disloyalty.
01:49:13.000First, Captain, you will return the traitor Jerich, then you will surrender as prisoners of war.
01:49:18.000To which Picard responds, Do you seriously expect me to accept those terms?
01:49:23.000The enemy says, No, Captain Picard, I expect you won't.
01:50:39.000I don't know where he learned it, but he knows it.
01:50:41.000You come for me, I will burn everything down before I let you win.
01:50:47.000I will not allow evil to prevail around me.
01:50:51.000And watching James O'Keefe in the face of these felony charges standing up, and this is not even the first time, in the face of previous charges, lawsuits, his door being kicked in, he stands similarly to how I saw.
01:51:05.000Captain Picard, Patrick Stewart's character.
01:51:07.000And that's why I said yesterday that James O'Keefe is the greatest journalist of our generation and one of the greatest this country has ever seen.
01:51:14.000Because too few people in our country, and I mean this sincerely, James, you are a legend, too few people in our country will look into the eyes of oppressors, of tyrants, and of the evil and say, Shall we die together?
01:51:28.000Because too many people say, Please don't hurt me.
01:51:50.000I'm going to give a shout out to Naruto as well.
01:51:52.000Everybody who knows Naruto very early on, one of also absolutely tremendous, and there's a reason why young men in this country are more interested in anime than American cartoons and American TV shows.
01:52:04.000In this show, the villain Orochi Maru sought to kill the leader of the Leaf Village.
01:52:10.000And so the leader of the Leaf Village signed a deal with death to sacrifice his soul to eternity of suffering to end the villain and protect everyone he cared about.
01:52:20.000And when he was unable to, the Reaper sliced off the soul, his arms in his soul, so that he could no longer use his arms, the villain.
01:52:56.000Orochimaru survives, but he succeeds in slicing off his arms, the sole portion of his arms, so his arms rot and decay and he can no longer use them.
01:53:03.000And that was worth it because it saved everyone he cared about.0.78
01:53:06.000I wish we had more stuff like this for young people.0.98
01:53:52.000The point is be willing to give everything you can to stop evil.
01:53:57.000And if you die and they live, you did everything you could.
01:54:00.000And if they want to fight with you, they need to know that you will do everything in your power up to your own death to stop them.
01:54:08.000Someone hurting you and then you coming back for revenge and hurting yourself is not the message.
01:54:11.000It's about commitment, it's about making sure that you are willing to go as far as possible.
01:54:19.000Giving your own life for what you know is right.
01:54:23.000Well, that's one of the things about, I mean, that's, you know, just to new testamentize it for a second, there's this beautiful moment when Christ is in his passion, as they say, which they say at Mass every Sunday.
01:54:34.000They say, you know, Jesus entered his passion, but he's in the garden before he's, before the day he's going to get killed.
01:54:42.000And he says, like, hey, do we have, do we really have to do this?
01:54:46.000Do I really have to go through this suffering in order?
01:54:52.000And this is to a God who, you know, ruined towns because he could only find one decent man in the town and said, All right, fine, little decent man, you get out of the town and I'm going to destroy everybody else.
01:55:03.000And then Jesus is like, Do I really have to do this to save all mankind?
01:55:08.000And that's, and he's, oh my goodness, he had to do it to save everybody.
01:55:11.000And I, just to say we don't teach our kids this anymore, I started teaching a, I don't really want to talk about it that much, but I kind of want to get this message across.
01:55:21.000I started teaching some little kids catechism, right?
01:55:24.000And every week, like you can't get a lot across to six year olds.
01:55:29.000But I kind of have this feeling, you know, if you get it in there at the beginning, then when they're 20 and they're lost, they're going to be like, what do I do?
01:56:18.000The actual idea of Star Wars, if you were to dissect the story from its very, like, remove the emotion and remove the charge statements.
01:56:26.000And I would describe Star Wars as the perfect example of how the left takes a story and turns it evil.
01:56:31.000So, for example, the simple joke is a kid gets radicalized on a desert planet by an old religious man.
01:56:37.000They take a cargo ship, rally a bunch of revolutionaries, religious fanatics, to blow up a military base, massacring hundreds of thousands of people.
01:56:47.000Remove everything from it, and you have.
01:56:51.000I'll put it like this if there was a president and he was dealing with a civil war, and so he enacted suspensions on civil rights, deployed the military, made arrests of people without charge, well, in the movie, he's the bad guy.
01:57:57.000The entire council have Anakin and Obi Wan fly across the galaxy to deal, to go investigate, what is it, Naboo's complaints about the blockade, instead of doing anything themselves.
01:58:12.000They sit around bloated and lazy and they're like, have the Padawan do it.
01:58:53.000On the surface, whatever you think of the story, sure, Anakin murders a bunch of kids, has an emotional breakdown, which makes no sense.
01:59:00.000The reason I say it's written as if it were propaganda is because Anakin is this great genius of the Force and Knight who served amicably in the Clone Wars as a hero with his own Padawan as well.
01:59:11.000And then for some reason, he just turns on the Jedi for like just like that.
01:59:15.000So he literally for years serves amicably.
01:59:18.000And then one day he just decides, I'm going to be evil.
01:59:20.000Yeah, could it be that the Jedi were corrupt?0.78
01:59:24.000Kidnapping children effectively to raise them in their religious cult, they were unwilling to investigate any of the injustices that were going on, like slavery.
02:00:25.000He certainly was worried about his wife dying and all that stuff, but that doesn't say anything to the fact that he was facing a corrupt council.
02:00:32.000That wouldn't do anything and allowed slavery and other crimes to persist and military incursions, and they did nothing about it.
02:05:02.000If there's a Michael Burnham card amount.0.53
02:05:04.000But I'm going to probably just buy a stupid amount of all of these cards now because I will absolutely have my autographed Jean Luc Picard.
02:05:13.000What do you do with the Will Wheaton card?0.56
02:05:18.000He was good, Wesley Crusher, but he turned into such a doofus.0.65
02:05:22.000Well, Will Wheaton is a doofus, but, you know, when Lego put out the Starts for the Next Generation set, they made Wesley Crusher crying for some reason.0.62
02:05:30.000And I'm like, look, it's funny to make fun of Will Wheaton because he's so easily, but, like, I'm going to give him respect.0.67
02:06:04.000And you know what's really sad is, you know, someone super chatted that.
02:06:10.000He said that Patrick Stewart is in hell because he made woke propaganda.
02:06:14.000And I'm like, well, what's really sad is that all of these people eventually just marched in lockstep with the machine when the machine demanded of them.
02:06:23.000But, you know, what's interesting too, in Star Trek Academy, which was terrible, the last two episodes of Star Trek Academy, of their first season, I think they're coming out with the second season.
02:07:37.000It was incredible writing when you watch Sisko and he's like realizing what he did because Garrick, he did not know he was going to assassinate a senator as a false flag attack to trick their enemies into joining the war on their side.
02:09:35.000We are playing the Warp Tour in Orlando on November 15th.
02:09:38.000You can get your tickets at warptour.com.
02:09:41.000I'm pretty sure if you want to check out all that remains of music, you can check out Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora, YouTube, Spotify, and Deezer.
02:09:46.000Don't forget the left lane is for crime.
02:10:08.000I just want to say one last thing, my friends, with all the craziness and all the lunacy, whatever you want to call it, 2027 is going to be the best year.
02:10:18.000Mark my words, there will be conflict, there will be strife, but it will be more like riding on a roller coaster and having a fun time with your friends.
02:10:27.000There will be adventure, action, there will be good, there will be bad, but you will have a good time.
02:11:45.000And this happens too when women start taking testosterone because they're convinced that they're dudes, which obviously they're not because they have vaginas, you know?1.00
02:11:55.000But yeah, so that happens with that too.0.99
02:11:58.000But I haven't heard about this Ozempic thing.
02:12:00.000Yeah, also known as Ozempic vulva.0.99
02:12:02.000It's a phrase being used, especially on social media, to describe how rapid weight loss affects the female genitalia.1.00
02:12:07.000I mean, I haven't really delved too deep into the vagina on this one.1.00
02:12:13.000Ozempic vulva in your pelvic health.1.00
02:12:15.000I mean, fucking, this is just fucking horrendous.1.00
02:12:18.000That GLP, you're not supposed to have it in your system nonstop.1.00
02:12:21.000It comes in, it helps you digest, and then it goes, it's broken down in like 20 minutes.
02:12:25.000The Ozempic stays in your body for seven days.
02:12:28.000It's supposed to be out of your body in like 20 minutes.
02:12:30.000The Ozempic thing, like, every time I've heard about it, like, every time I've had that thought, like, Oh, I could just lose 25 pounds.0.97
02:13:37.000Whenever another historic permanent you control with Monovalue 3 or greater enters, draw a card.
02:13:41.000And whenever you draw a second card each turn, put a plus one, plus one counter on up to one other target creature and two charge counters on up to one spacecraft.
02:13:59.000Yeah, this one, as a commander, it's only one color, but it is probably more powerful.
02:14:05.000Tap seven untapped officers you control, search your library for a spacecraft, and put on the battlefield with seven charge counters on it.
02:17:03.000I feel like they could have done a couple of other crazy things with Q. For those that don't know, Q is part of the continuum, basically exists outside of our.