00:02:40.000Apparently, there's fear among the staff that Jimmy Kimmel might actually apologize, despite the fact reporting is he won't apologize.
00:02:48.000Staff are threatening to boycott and walk out of the show mid-show if he does apologize to Trump supporters for falsely claiming that Charlie Kirk's assassin was MAGA.
00:03:01.000At the same time, Nextstar is joining Sinclair and saying they will not air his show.
00:03:13.000If he comes out and says, guys, I didn't mean it that way, and for that, I am sorry, he loses his staff.
00:03:18.000If he doesn't apologize, then the MAGA people are going to be as offended as they've been.
00:03:23.000Now, I think if you've seen my assessment this morning, for those that haven't, the only reason that ABC is bringing back Jimmy Kimmel is because there was a terror attack on an ABC station in California and several other local affiliates faced threats of terror attacks.
00:04:07.000So for what reason is ABC bringing the show back?
00:04:10.000The only cited reason that makes sense in the official reporting for the Wall Street Journal was when they said they feared the safety, feared for the safety of their staff.
00:04:20.000Considering the affiliates and the advertisers haven't changed their stance on this, and they're still boycotting the show, I have to imagine the only relevant fact that remains is the terror threats and the terror attack on ABC has them terrified.
00:04:44.000But this is where we are as a country, and holy crap, things are getting crazy.
00:04:48.000In fact, The Atlantic, believe it or not, a mainstream liberal publication just wrote an article saying left wing terror is on the rise.
00:04:56.000And I can't believe I'm saying this because we did want to lead the show with this news, but we pushed it back in the wake of more information coming about Jimmy Kimmel because of the threat it poses in the immediate with terrorism and of course with heated tensions in this country.
00:05:12.000But the Trump would be assassin, Ryan Ralph, has been found guilty on all counts.
00:05:18.000And after being found guilty, attempted to commit suicide in the courtroom.
00:05:25.000Then there was a security breach at the UN with Donald Trump, where apparently the UN shut down the escalator right before he went up it, intentionally creating a very serious security issue, which has everybody up in arms.
00:05:39.000Trump was left standing still and exposed, and many conservatives are furious, while men on the left say stopping the escalator was a joke.
00:05:46.000Considering where we are in this country, I will just say, oh my God.
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00:08:33.000Uh, I live in Washington, D.C., have been out here for almost two years.
00:08:37.000And uh I make documentaries for the channel and do long form interviews with people like Steve Bannon, Victor Davis Hansen, and so on, um, from a different perspective than most of the British TV networks, which uh generally on the left.
00:08:50.000And GP News is taking a slightly different stance.
00:08:52.000So yeah, I'm focusing on American politics and American news.
00:09:28.000They are pre-empting the show, which basically means that instead of just taking on what ABC is sending to him, they are going to put something else in its place.
00:09:37.000And they're saying it's going to be news coverage, but this is where it gets crazy.
00:09:40.000Yahoo reporting, Jimmy Kimmel's return to late night TV is allegedly sparked major backstage drama, with producers and writers reportedly panicking just hours before filming.
00:09:50.000The comedians had to return to Jimmy Kimmel live after a week-long suspension over his controversial comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination.
00:09:56.000But insiders say no one knows what he'll say in his comeback monologue, causing chaos, and some staffers are threatening to walk out if he apologizes.
00:10:07.000Now the reporting we got before was that he will not apologize, but we'll see.
00:10:10.000According to the Daily Mail, the chaos about the backstage on Tuesday as staff expressed frustration over being left out of the decision-making process.
00:10:17.000Executive producers have reportedly clamped down ordering team members not to discuss Kimmel's monologue, which is expected to draw millions of viewers.
00:10:25.000The secrecy is only heightened tensions with one insider warning that an apology could be viewed as a betrayal.
00:10:32.000No one knows what Jimmy is going to say.
00:10:34.000But there are rumblings that if he apologizes, there will be a walkout.
00:10:37.000If he grovels or falls on his sword, that's actually a betrayal to all of us.
00:10:43.000We were all in agreement about the things he said.
00:10:45.000If he walks them back, it would invalidate everything.
00:10:49.000Kimmel's controversial remarks, in which he accused the MAGA gang of spinning the suspect's political ties, drew sharp criticism and triggered a warning from FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
00:10:59.000Now let me just stress this for the sake of this segment.
00:11:01.000I know I I mentioned this in the intro, but initial reporting, Wall Street Journal and the Hollywood Reporter.
00:11:06.000Jimmy Kimmel will not apologize, would not apologize.
00:11:08.000Wall Street Journal said advertisers and affiliates were upset over the comments, they were insensitive.
00:11:12.000Jimmy Kimmel's statement insinuated the assassin was a Trump supporter when all evidence suggests he was actually left aligned.
00:11:18.000The executives, Bob Iger and Dana Walden, went to Jimmy Kimmel and said, Hey, actually, you're fine.
00:11:25.000Initial reporting for the Daily B said they were actually on his side until Jimmy Kimmel said he was going to criticize MAGA for twisting his words.
00:11:32.000The executives feared that would make things worse.
00:11:35.000And considering the threats from advertisers, advertisers and affiliates, as well as threats to their safety from threats they'd received, they thought it would be a bad idea to let Jimmy Kimmel go back on the air.
00:11:45.000Now, nowhere did they mention the FCC pressured them or anything like that.
00:11:49.000Now, Next Star and Sinclair, the affiliates that threatened to print the show, are still doing it.
00:11:54.000Advertisers have updated us in no meaningful way, so it looks like nothing has changed except for one thing from Mediaite.
00:12:09.000Indeed, the anti-Trump gunman who fired several shots at a California ABC station, left a handwritten note that he was targeting Pam Bondi, Cash Patel, and Dan Bongino.
00:12:19.000This combined with the reporting that several ABC affiliates received threats of terror attacks, forcing Sinclair to pull their Charlie Kirk memorial suggests Disney's only motivation in bringing back Jimmy Kimmel was the threat of death that their staff received from the left.
00:12:36.000And now here we are with them saying, do not apologize or we walk.
00:12:41.000I have no idea how this country heals.
00:12:44.000Now I will say, obviously, when you go outside for the most part, you're not running into people who are hyperpartisan or hyperpolarized.
00:12:53.000But that was always the case with urban versus rural.
00:12:57.000In the conservative areas, they're conservative, in the liberal areas, they're liberal, with some controversy happening where they would interact.
00:13:05.000I have no idea how, if this is where we're currently at, we come down from this, especially considering we are not we are not even a full two weeks on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, as well as the terror attack on ABC happening just afterwards.
00:13:20.000Now we've got reports that uh Nick Shirley was attacked by Antifa in New York.
00:13:24.000Cam Higby was attacked in uh was this Tennessee?
00:13:36.000Well, I mean, I think that the reason why we're seeing the kind of the clash of cultures is because of the internet, right?
00:13:43.000Like, like you mentioned, there there was a time when if you didn't actually live near people, you could maybe hear opinions you weren't super into on TV or whatever, but you could turn the TV off, and you know, they weren't constantly in your pocket, constantly being broadcast to you.
00:14:03.000And I feel like people that are honestly mentally unstable, or at least borderline, these kind of that kind of constant reminding that there are people out there that think very differently to you, and and these people are going to be living their lives and and they're going to be trying to uh uh you know have their values uh expressed in their lives really messes people up if they're if they're mentally unhinged.
00:14:28.000And I think that that's kind of where the left is at.
00:14:30.000But this kind of political violence goes back a long way in American history.
00:14:34.000You know, you've got Lee Harvey Oswald, this kid who sort of doesn't know what his views are.
00:14:39.000He's going to communism, then he's going against it, and he's just a crazy radical guy.
00:14:43.000I know there's lots of conspiracies around JFK's death, but you know, it's not just JFK, but also his brother.
00:14:48.000And then you've got Malcolm X, and then you've got Martin Luther King Jr., you know, in the 60s.
00:14:53.000We had a huge amount of radicalization on both sides.
00:14:56.000And it we didn't have the internet then.
00:14:57.000You've I think America has always had this almost a tradition of political violence that you kind of goes in ebbs and flows and seems to be going massively in the wrong direction now.
00:15:07.000And one thing I've observed since being here and moving to America, we were always told in Europe, you know, in Britain, the crazy MAGA people, they're the radicals.
00:15:14.000They're the ones who are, you know, um completely deranged and violent.
00:15:20.000And then I came here and I was covering the election campaign last year, and I went to both the Camilla rallies and the Trump rallies.
00:15:26.000And people don't know who I am, people don't know who GB News is, they don't know what our political uh affiliation is.
00:15:31.000The Kamala people were so aggressive, were so like, who are you?
00:15:35.000You know, treating me like I was some kind of enemy.
00:15:38.000The Trump people, I have to say, on the whole, I had one incident in New York where some drunk guys, you know, but you know, were a bit aggressive, but on the whole were um, you know, so well.
00:15:49.000Um, you know, and they hear the British accent, they're like, you're an enemy.
00:15:52.000Uh but uh it was it's it's so interesting to see the the left's political radicalization.
00:15:58.000They've had 10 years of being told Trump is Hitler, is a fascist, is a tyrant, it's gonna destroy democracy.
00:16:04.000So yeah, of course you've got these mentally ill people who believe it.
00:16:06.000You know, my favorite thing is I call this the ship of theseists delusional state of the left.
00:16:11.000That is, every seven years, every cell in your body has been changed, right?
00:16:16.000So that means every seven years you're an entirely new person.
00:16:19.000That means these liberals, with 10 years of being inundated with fake news about Donald Trump and the right, are literally manifest of cells imbued with Trump hatred.
00:16:34.000Yeah, I mean, like, because that's the thing, it's like if we could outsource this the internet, say, okay, this is like, you know, if you get off the internet, you unplugged, then you won't have to deal with this, you know, polarization.
00:16:43.000But the thing is, like, like you were saying, first of all, we have a long history of this, and then also libs are getting hit at every tier, every form of media, they're getting hit with propaganda, whether it's print, like even just books you can find at Barnes and Noble, you're gonna find descriptions of Trump that are just outrageous, ridiculous.
00:16:58.000So it's like, um, no, this is just a containment breach where they are so overjoyed to see Charlie Kirk assassinated that they can't contain themselves.
00:17:04.000I just want to plead out there to all those liberals who may see this.
00:17:09.000Please look up Tylenol pregnancy on TikTok.
00:17:14.000When Donald Trump, an RFK Jr. and the US FDA said there is a link found by Mount Sinai, Johns Hopkins, and Harvard, a link between Tylenol, acetaminophane, and autism.
00:17:30.000Videos started to pop up of pregnant women taking Tylenol for literally no reason.
00:17:36.000In fact, one of the doctors even said, you can take it when you absolutely need to.
00:17:53.000I know not every liberal is rushing out to do this, but it is insane to me that prominent liberals have come out and said Trump uh Is a fascist blaming women for autism when it's their own sperm, and I'm just like okay.
00:18:07.000I I get how psychotic and that story is, but imagine how that instinctive gut reaction to anything Trump says manifests with stories like the Jimmy Kimmel stuff.
00:19:03.000And I think Trump is going the domestic terror route with the executive order.
00:19:06.000It's a light touch to try and massage the culture so that when he does launch the FT FTO designation, it won't be shocking news.
00:19:15.000Do you think, as you know, supporters of the First Amendment, there's any kind of contradiction there where, you know, trying to ban Antifa or whatever.
00:19:22.000So it's obviously the violence is the issue.
00:19:41.000He argued uh I'm too nice today on my on my culture war interview with him, and that we must actively ban anyone who celebrates the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
00:19:51.000The reason is a society that venerates assassins is a society opening the door to civil war.
00:19:59.000And I will elaborate on his point because he's correct.
00:20:45.000There is a there is a point at which all leaders, this is just standard moral philosophy, recognize there are extenuating circumstances where we must take action.
00:20:53.000Abraham Lincoln especially recognized this.
00:20:56.000We are not dealing with a stable modern society that doesn't have assassinations where something happens and some crazy people come out and cheer for it.
00:21:05.000Were it the case that there were 100,000 people in various cities that were holding up signs celebrating assassination?
00:21:14.000I mean, that's getting dangerous, but scale matters.
00:21:17.000We're dealing with now millions, as well as high-profile prominent politicos and liberal pundits celebrating the assassination or defending it in some way.
00:21:29.000And if we allow this as a society, then we know what happens next.
00:21:35.000The person who kills the next conservative in their mind is saying, I don't care what conservatives think of me.
00:21:48.000The only thing they care about is whether they get support from the left.
00:21:51.000And if the left is celebrating and venerating assassins, these people are being told explicitly assassination is okay, and they will not only get away with it but be rewarded for it.
00:22:02.000And it's not just assassinations the left are supporting.
00:22:05.000If they see a violent crime like the murder of that Ukrainian girl, some of them will just go and support the murderer.
00:22:10.000Like they set up a GoFundMe page for the murderer.
00:22:13.000And in other cases where the murderer is black and the victim is white, they'll instinctively support the murderer.
00:22:19.000Or, you know, it's not just about the political thing.
00:22:21.000It's like it's always it's race and you know.
00:22:41.000I don't know that I don't remember the exact story, but there was a memorial where apparently three guys during the troubles went into a civilian shopping area and just started gunning people down.
00:22:49.000And the people on the other side celebrated it saying, Well, they're all evil, so what does it matter?
00:24:05.000Well, I mean, Keith Oberman says it's not what he meant, but it was clearly you would it would be totally reasonable to assume that he was threatening your life.
00:24:13.000Why would it why would it why would it in any way be reasonable to assume it could be literally anything else?
00:24:17.000Well, I don't think that it would be, but it would not be.
00:24:19.000And Keith Oberman, realizing that he sent a public death threat to Scott Jennings, deleted it very quickly and then reposted something saying, your career is next.
00:24:59.000I have already had my security team forward to the FBI exact messages just like this, and it is no judge is gonna be so dumb as to not realize what Keith Oberman just did.
00:25:11.000If you Google search your next on X, I'm sorry, I say Google search, but if you because it's a reflex, if you search on X, your next insert conservative personality, you will find wave after wave of death threats.
00:25:22.000They are all in the context of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
00:25:26.000Now Keith Oberman has apologized, saying, I apologize without reservation to Scott Jennings.
00:25:30.000Yesterday wrote and immediately deleted two responses to him about Kimmel because they could be misinterpreted as a threat to anything besides his career.
00:25:37.000I immediately replaced them with one specifying what I actually meant.
00:27:16.000He said that MAGO was trying to paint this guy as anything other than one of their own.
00:27:22.000He is now going to get the biggest audience he's had in years.
00:27:25.000And if he says I was wrong about that, the evidence shows that this shooter actually is aligned with leftist values and was doing this because of his hatred for Charlie Kirk and because he said Charlie Kirk was hateful.
00:27:40.000If he apologizes and explains that to all of those libs, I'll I will be satisfied.
00:27:45.000However, staff are threatening to walk out and quit their jobs if he does.
00:28:04.000It's crazy how much influence these staffers can have in media organizations, because it's not just, I think ABC, but also big media companies in America where staffers try and bully the editors, you know, the New York Times, the you know, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and so on.
00:28:19.000They actually tried to um Jeff Bezos tried to put in a British editor into I think the Washington Post last year, who works for the Telegraph, he's the deputy editor of the Telegraph, which is a British conservative newspaper.
00:28:32.000Brilliant journalist, one of the best journalists I've ever worked with, incredibly talented.
00:28:36.000He would have made an incredible editor.
00:28:38.000But the staff revolted against him and this decision and against Jeff Bezos.
00:28:42.000And they started publishing hit pieces on him.
00:28:45.000And he actually pulled out of that consideration because I think he felt that you know he was going to go into this sort of lion's den, uh this kind of pit of these young, woke graduates who work at uh the Washington Post and are trying to attack him.
00:29:02.000It's just we're just gonna walk out and the bosses could just say, Well, you're fired then.
00:29:06.000Well, if if if you don't want to work for us because of some political decision, you you should go.
00:29:11.000We can I'm sure we can find lots of other producers and things like that who want to work on Jimmy Kimmel's show.
00:29:15.000It depends on whether they have the kind of courage and the balls to do that.
00:29:20.000Yeah, I mean it is it is remarkable how much influence I agree with you.
00:29:26.000The the fact that you know someone that's in their early 20s, uh emotionally unstable, is gonna have that kind of power to be able to get someone like Kimmel or or even even staffers on the on the hill, right?
00:29:40.000Like so on on Capitol Hill, staffers they have massive influence over what the Congress people say because a lot of times the Congress people aren't really read into or read up on whatever the issues at hand are.
00:29:54.000So the staffers say this is what you should think, or this is what we want to think, or this is what we should we should say, and and they have they do really have an incredible amount of influence.
00:30:02.000And this tradition actually goes back to communism in communist China.
00:30:05.000You have the cultural revolution where you have the students actually attacking the teachers.
00:30:10.000In the Soviet Union, they actually idealize these kids who are reporting on their parents.
00:30:14.000They there was one kid who reported on his parents for for you know, whatever wrong speak or some political crime against Stalin, and they built a statue of him in Moscow of this kid to say, you know, you should be, you know, attacking the your elders.
00:30:27.000And you you say they're emotionally unstable.
00:30:29.000This is the other thing that's crazy in America and and well in Britain as well, really.
00:30:33.000The amount of young, and I have to say this does seem to impact women more than men, who are emotionally unstable, who are depressed or and on anti-anxiety drugs, think they have ADHD, ADD, you know, they're taking all this medication.
00:30:48.000And if you mix in these emotionally unstable, anxious young people in particular with this radicalization online and through you know, their friends and their social life and the the news and everything, then you get this situation where there is a rise of political violence and there is a rise of radicalization, and then you get these these kids walking walking out on Jimmy Kimmel thinking they control the world because they can because these sort of boomers are giving into them.
00:31:17.000I mean, you remember during the BLM riots, the uh editorial page editor at the New York Times, and like he just ran Tom Cotton's op-ed, which was like a very sensible op-ed, and then like dozens of New York Times reporters and staffers just tweeted like this is putting black lives in danger.
00:31:32.000Like it's like so they've they've they've already created the precedent that they the staffers can bully these editors.
00:31:39.000I think the same thing happened at the Atlantic.
00:31:40.000They like hired uh Jeffrey Goldberg like hired a conservative um, you know, conservative writer.
00:32:09.000So until these until these um staffers or sorry, and so the people that are hiring these staffers kind of realize that hey, you might have to seek some more unorthodox hiring practices, you're just gonna keep ending ending up with these activist writing rooms.
00:32:28.000CNN's they they have Scott Jennings because they destroyed their credibility and their ratings by chasing after the anti-Trump narrative to maximize views.
00:32:38.000I mean, even right now, I'll say this.
00:32:40.000There, I I and I'm not I don't want to get into the full thing.
00:32:42.000We may actually do a culture war debate on the Charlie Kirk conspiracy theories.
00:32:46.000But there are a bunch of channels that I've seen with very small followings that are getting millions of views by pushing all of these crazy conspiracy theories about the Charlie Kirk assassination.
00:32:56.000That will haunt you because you are excising yourself from what I what what I would describe as the the majority market.
00:33:06.000I'm I'm being very nice, and I would describe this.
00:33:09.000CNN effectively did this when they said we're only going to target Trump, and so did Jimmy Kimmel, and that's why his ratings are bad.
00:34:56.000So if you need just like your brain rotted, then maybe that's a good option.
00:34:59.000Well, Kimmel will definitely talk about cancel culture and you know the hypocrisy of the right.
00:35:04.000I mean, this has been the line from Obama and all these liberals over the last week is suddenly that concerned about freedom of speech when the last sort of 10, 15 years has been the complete reverse situation.
00:35:14.000They'll talk about that and they won't they won't mention what YouTube statement was today.
00:35:18.000I'm I I just want to stress, I mean, if that is correct, and Jimmy Kimmel opens his show by listing out people who've lost their jobs for criticizing Charlie Kirk, and then he criticizes Charlie Kirk.
00:35:32.000I am going to pull the shutters down on every building here and double up our security detail.
00:35:40.000But if Jimmy Kimmel actually goes into show and says MAGA activists have been getting people fired from their jobs from nurses and teachers, and even me, because we don't agree, and that is wrong.
00:35:55.000Man, I don't I don't know if anything could make the right riot, but maybe that would do it.
00:36:00.000I I I could see Kimmel taking that direction because the thing about the left is it's such an inherent like having left-wing positions is so inherently like gay that they need to seize every chance they can get to be really though.
00:36:10.000No, seriously I'm like I'm not being facetious.
00:36:12.000It's so every time they have the chance to have like a tough guy position where they can say like we're standing for free speech.
00:36:18.000They they never let that opportunity go by, and I guarantee you Campbell's gonna try and do the tough guy thing.
00:36:51.000Do you think that it's just gotten to the point where it's not denied it's undeniable now, where their credibility is is in in jeopardy because they refuse to admit it.
00:37:47.000They are posting in defense of Charlie Kirk.
00:37:50.000They're sending me texts saying, like, right on, brother, and that gives me hope.
00:37:54.000And I think now at the Atlantic, they recognized.
00:37:57.000You know, when you've got a professional athlete who is no longer defending the activists on the left and is now actively defending Donald Trump, there is a culture shift happening, and we want to be on the right side of history.
00:38:13.000No matter how hard ideologues try to exclusively blame their political foes for acts of political violence, the truth is that violent extremists today emerge from across the political spectrum.
00:38:20.000We have studied this problem and believe that our data can help illuminate an issue often uh too often defined by partisan finger pointing.
00:38:27.000As part of a study to be published this week by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, we compiled and analyzed a data set of 750 attacks and plots in the United States from 94 to July 4th of 2025.
00:38:38.000Our research focuses only on incidents of terrorism, which we define as attacks or plots by a non-state actor attempting to achieve a political end and exert a psychological influence on a broad population.
00:38:49.000Among other details, the data set includes the types of weapons used, the intended targets, the number of fatalities, and the ideology of the perpetrators.
00:38:56.000Oh, I guess we have to I got I I I gotta log in.
00:39:00.000We found that left-wing terrorism has increased since President Donald Trump's rise to political prominence in 2016.
00:39:05.000Indeed, in 2025, indeed, 2025 marks the first time in more than 30 years that left-wing attacks outnumber those from the far right.
00:39:14.000Despite its recent increase, however, left-wing terrorism is not nearly as common today as it was in the 60s or early 70s.
00:39:19.000So it sounds like what their argument is uh is there was a brief period with some right wing terror.
00:39:23.000And I'm assuming a lot of that has to do with abortion uh clinics and things like that in the 90s.
00:39:28.000You also have these kind of sovereign citizen people who were going and attacking kind of federal troops and FBI and things like that in the 90s.
00:39:36.000You know, you had the um Oklahoma bombing and uh um was it the Waco thing as well?
00:39:42.000Yeah, but Waco Wika wasn't attacking anyone, they were attacked.
00:39:44.000Yeah, second of all, like the the way that they calculate a lot of the right wing attacks is they'll go and say there's some white nationalist that kill that's involved in the drug trade and he kills a guy that was involved with the drug trade that owed him money.
00:40:02.000They'll say that that's a a right wing uh attack or whatever.
00:40:06.000Even though it's not political, it's over drugs.
00:40:09.000And the same type of thing if when it deals with um white nationalists in jail, because prison gangs are are very common and a lot of white dudes get into gangs when they're in prison.
00:40:18.000And if a white guy kills another white guy because of whatever prison beef they have, they'll say that that is also a political attack, even though there's no politics involved.
00:40:29.000It just so happens that these people were were involved in white nationalism somehow.
00:40:34.000And and from that point, let's debunk.
00:40:36.000I can't believe I'm saying this about an article that I actually like the headline on, but I got to debunk this.
00:40:39.000They say a major shift in politics, however, can cause the losing side to become more combative, just as Trump's election led to a rise in left-wing violence.
00:40:44.000President Barack Obama's election corresponded with a surge in violence from the right from the right.
00:40:48.000From 2009 to 2016, right-wing extremists were responsible for 106 terror attacks and plots, nearly double the 58 right-wing incidents that occurred in the eight years prior.
00:40:55.000He said to be more lethal than left-wing attacks, which generally target specific individuals, such as the murder of United Healthcare CEO Bryan Thompson last year, or the assassination attempt on Trump in the West Palm Beach golf course.
00:41:04.000Right wing extremists by contrast are more likely to target whole groups.
00:41:06.000In the past decade, in the United States, 36 left wing attacks have killed 13 people, whereas 152 right-wing attacks have killed 112.
00:41:59.000When Charlie Kirk was killed, default normie liberals posted messages saying, I get it's wrong, but Charlie was a racist, bigot, evil, and worse, staunch liberals in the far left celebrated his death.
00:42:19.000You cannot lump in white supremacists with run-of-the-mill mega conservatives who are probably, I gotta be honest, mostly out of shape and aren't gonna be able to engage in any kind of physical activity as it is.
00:42:30.000And I'm saying that somewhat facetiously as a joke, but the left should agree because that's the joke they make.
00:42:35.000It's like lumping in Islamist terrorists with the left, which they don't do.
00:42:39.000And that's the other thing this article isn't talking about and is ignoring, and Islamist terrorism is political terrorism.
00:42:46.000You know, undoubtedly, is it left wing?
00:43:02.000But uh, yeah, as you say, like the KKK, the the the white supremacists, and this was a huge thing back in the 50s and the 60s as well, where you had on one side you had the black nationalists who are causing all sorts of problems, killing people, terrorism, and so on.
00:43:18.000And you had Jekyll Hoover going after both groups vigorously.
00:43:22.000And like we said earlier, that's what Trump and the DOJ and should be should be doing now on the left.
00:43:27.000I mean, they need to stop this problem, right?
00:43:29.000Yeah, I mean yeah, it it the fact that the that they're admitting it though, I do feel like that this is part of the cultural shift that's going on.
00:43:38.000The fact that the left is is lost so much ground and they are in a position where the normies, you're you're normally you know politically unconnected or or uh politically inactive people are seeing these TikToks they're making celebrating murder.
00:44:00.000They're they're noticing that Luigi Mangioni, like if you're not politically active and you hear about a guy that killed a CEO, if you're not mad at billionaires, that you're just like, that's a horrible thing.
00:44:12.000They just shot that guy in the back for no reason.
00:44:14.000And and it doesn't make any sense that he was killed because he's a billionaire, or that or not, not even a billionaire, because he's a millionaire, because again, they talk about billionaires, right?
00:44:23.000But that guy, his net worth, I looked it up before his net worth was somewhere around 44 million, which is a lot of money, but there is a world of difference between one billion and 40 million.
00:44:35.000Do you know what's crazy as well is the people celebrating Charlie Kirk's death and the the CPU people celebrating Luigi Manjoni.
00:44:44.000This is such a stark contrast to how what happens in Britain when an Islamist goes and blows up a load of children at a Manchester Arena concert, or you know, uh someone goes and stabs a load of kids who um uh Taylor Swift dance recital.
00:45:00.000The government has this unit, I think you've had Connor Tomlinson on, he's probably talked about this.
00:45:04.000Yeah, where the government tries to manage the response, the public's response to a terrorist attack.
00:45:11.000And they say, don't look back in anger, we all this is all peace and love and kumbayah, Let's come together, don't be angry about this.
00:45:18.000Whereas actually, yes, we should be angry about this.
00:45:22.000We had a uh a conservative member of Parliament who was stabbed, killed a couple of years ago, called Sir David Amos by an Islamist.
00:45:29.000Again, the response is like, this violence is on both sides, don't look back in anger, everyone be come together.
00:45:35.000Whereas in America, this is even worse, is they're celebrating the murderers.
00:45:40.000They're actually they're not saying don't look back in anger, let's come together, you know, let's be nonpartisan, let's just like tone everything down.
00:45:47.000They're actually putting out the videos, celebrating that they're gleeful that their enemies are being killed.
00:45:53.000This actually, this is a complete you know, I couldn't believe that this is happening.
00:45:57.000You know, I I'm I'm currently doing a bit of uh live research here while you're talking about uh I'm doing research on the amount of attacks, politically motivated attacks, and uh the first bit of data I have so far is it's currently calculating and point numbers.
00:46:12.000Do you know how I asked it, how many uh violent attacks have there been in the last five years by conservative Trump supporters?
00:46:22.000And do you know what Chet GPT told me?
00:47:08.000So Michael Reinhold shooting and killing Aaron Danielson, yelling, we got a Trump supporter, and then bang bang and killing him, doesn't count.
00:47:16.000The we have, I think, a handful of transgender mass shooters who shot up Catholic schools, those don't count.
00:47:23.000And so I asked our good friend ChatGPT, why don't those count?
00:47:27.000And it said, because that's not what the left means.
00:47:32.000So what the game is, when I asked Chat GPT how many attacks were carried out by conservative Trump supporters, it responded with the far right.
00:47:43.000And when I said left aligned, it said none, because left means economic policy.
00:47:50.000And they also blame mental illness for a lot of the left-wing attacks.
00:47:54.000They say, oh, well, this person was just was just mentally ill, or we don't know the motive because they had different political views, and they try and sort of muddy the waters so that they don't include them in their faction.
00:48:04.000And this again goes back to the transgender thing.
00:48:06.000Obviously, it looks like uh Robinson had a transgender boyfriend, or I mean uh and it does seem to be a huge rise in transgender violence in recent years.
00:48:18.000Yeah, and again, this comes from the mental health stuff.
00:48:20.000I mean, these people are obviously very, very, very sick people.
00:48:23.000Yeah, well, I mean, and they're taking out taking it out on enemy number one, which is Christians.
00:48:28.000And Charlie Kirk, you know, represented Christian values, that was his M.O. And then you saw it in Minneapolis with the Catholic school, you saw it in Nashville with uh there was the Presbyterian school.
00:48:39.000So it's like, yeah, not only do we have this problem, there's a group that's mentally disturbed that's clear clearly has a propensity for to violence.
00:48:46.000Um, they also have an axe to grind with Christians, the largest religion in the United States and the you know the foundation of the country.
00:48:53.000Yeah, I mean the they feel like anyone that doesn't affirm their delusion is somehow physically assaulting them or is somehow um a threat to them.
00:49:58.000Including the burning of St. John's church during the 2020 riots, that would be four.
00:50:03.000Do you see the you see what we're up against?
00:50:06.000These machines, the system that they built is intentionally trying to lie to me.
00:50:11.000Even when I tell it to use these parameters, it will not.
00:50:16.000And when I asked how many Trump conservative Trump supporters commit these crimes, it said 14 far right extremists, which I did not ask.
00:50:25.000I'm just curious as well about Charlie Kirk, the reaction the left is having.
00:50:29.000Whether this, whether they're going too far, because I mean obviously they are going too far, but whether it's going to have a backlash for them.
00:50:37.000I was there visiting for a week, and I spoke to some sort of normy friends of mine, and I was like, and it really impacted them, this the Charlie Kirk assassination more than I thought it would.
00:50:46.000You know, one of my friends said he he listened to the Charlie Kirk show every day.
00:50:53.000And then again, I'm I'm like speaking with my normie friends in DC, the American people.
00:50:57.000Again, this is like having a huge impact on emotionally, psychologically on just normal conservative people who are watching the left's reaction and celebrating his death.
00:51:07.000And it's like, it's almost like they're saying we want you dead, like uh was it Sam Hyde did that video?
00:51:17.000I don't think that that's really in question.
00:51:19.000If if they're gonna look at someone like Charlie and they're gonna say, I'm happy that he was murdered, then there's no question that they would look at any other conservative.
00:51:29.000As soon as they found out, oh, they had conservative values, well, good.
00:51:38.000Yeah, the only thing differentiating Kirk from his followers, which was I mean, a huge following base, was that he was the one at the platform.
00:51:45.000The beliefs and the values are the exact same.
00:51:47.000They overlooked that's why they were drawn to him, and that's why they would you know celebrate just as quickly over your death as well.
00:51:53.000I mean, I think that the murder like Charlie Kirk's murder really does drive home the point that Trump has been making, which you know, they don't just hate me, they they hate they hate you.
00:52:05.000Like that is a legitimate statement, and I think that that you can kind of see it now because of the way that they've celebrated over Charlie Kirk.
00:52:12.000Again, someone who's not a politician, he was out there talking to people.
00:52:17.000Of course, he was trying to persuade people of his opinions, right?
00:52:20.000He was trying to persuade people that he was right.
00:52:22.000But the idea that just because he was out there trying to persuade people in in uh in a very congenial fashion that he deserved to die is is absurd.
00:52:35.000Yeah, well, and it gets at like how deep this rod is, because even with this Atlantic piece, you see the headline, you skim the first few paragraphs, you're like, oh, okay, so this is maybe the liberal kind of elite signaling to the base, like, hey guys, we do have a radicalism problem, maybe we need to reel this in, and then you read down more, and then yeah, we see they're fudging the numbers, they're playing games.
00:52:53.000So it's like, even with the so-called elite kind of centrist signals that they're trying to send out, there's still this implicit bias against conservatives and right wingers, and it's like we're never gonna get out of this mess until that can be completely punished.
00:53:07.000And at every level, no matter how coy or discreet you're trying to be, that cannot be tolerated.
00:53:11.000When was the uh the the bake your cake um the uh the bake the cake bigot uh would have been court finding was like 2013, something like that?
00:53:20.000I think it was before that, but that that was kind of like when it was in my at least to me, when it was clear that the left was really looking to pick a fight with Christians.
00:53:31.000It wasn't just it wasn't just oh, you know, gay marriage is is is okay now or it's legal now, so we're gonna go ahead and and be happy with our victory.
00:53:42.000It was like, no, now we have to get them back.
00:53:55.000So let's uh let me tell you where we're currently at on this one.
00:53:57.000I know it's I'm thinking of this, but I said, um it's actually pretty funny because I said uh I kept adding more to this assessment, and I was like, the shooting of Charlie Kirk.
00:54:17.000So I said, okay, add any high profile crimes where the individual was on the left, shared views that some liberals and leftists might share, or attacked Christians or conservatives.
00:54:35.000List the known individual instances that occurred during the George Floyd riots and the number skyrockets to a massive list that it can't calculate.
00:54:45.000Because with the George Floyd riots being in almost every city, even small towns, the list of known crimes committed in the name of leftist ideology becomes insurmountable.
00:54:56.000Bringing up George Floyd is a great point as well, because when one of their heroes died, and George Floyd is such an odd hero to have, but anyway, they rioted.
00:55:05.000And the same thing after Martin Luther King Jr. was shot.
00:55:08.000There was riots all across the country.
00:55:10.000Compare that to how the MAGA wing have reacted to Charlie Kirk's assassination.
00:55:15.000They had this huge uh memorial vigil, completely, you know, uh peaceful.
00:55:21.000And his wife said, I forgive the killer.
00:55:32.000No, I was just saying, look, the right is clearly far more peaceful and less radicalized than the left is.
00:55:38.000I mean, just look at the reactions between, like I said, George Floyd, Martin Luther King, all these people who are assassinated or killed that the left idealizes, and then Charlie Kirk.
00:55:47.000And we're meant to believe that it's the Magalot, it's the far right who are the most radical, violent ones.
00:55:52.000And the other point is the left always talk about safety, their safety.
00:56:20.000And it's it's the kind of it's the hypocrisy, it's the projection, it's the kind of cry bullying that the left have done for the last 20 years.
00:56:27.000Banging on about safety when it's their people on the whole, as we've seen since Trump really entered the arena that have been killing and and targeting people through antifa violence and so on.
00:56:38.000And it's interesting that this Atlantic article also mentions at the beginning that it was since Trump came in that this left-wing violence has uh come on the rise.
00:56:48.000And I wonder when Trump leaves the presidency, whether the left will tone it down.
00:56:58.000Even if they even if they got someone that was like an establishment, which I don't think there is, I don't think there's a future where where someone like Mitt Romney wins uh the can the Republican nomination again.
00:57:37.000And whoever comes that will push like Donald Trump does, um, whether it be JD Vance or someone else.
00:57:44.000I think whoever we get next is actually going to be further right than Donald Trump because Donald Trump, in his in his heart, isn't particularly far right.
00:57:53.000He was a Democrat right up until right before he he started running.
00:57:57.000He's not of right, not particularly far right.
00:58:00.000I think whoever comes after Donald Trump is going to be fairly far right.
00:58:03.000But Trump himself does seem to drive people crazy and totally nuts.
00:58:08.000Like, like I said, I went to this Camelot rally in Atlanta last year and interviewing these kind of old white liberal women, and they were just they were just crazy about the guy.
00:58:17.000Not in not in the way that they, you know, maybe about JD or about Rubio or something.
00:58:22.000I feel like Trump has a particular hold on them in their brain, this kind of Trump derangement syndrome.
00:58:26.000Maybe that can transfer onto whoever the next person is.
00:58:29.000And you know, the left always you we forget as well, they called Mit Mitt Romney all sorts of similar names that they call Trump when he was the candidate and then suddenly he's now like you know the moderate conservative let's give back to Romney or let's go back to Reagan, you know, at the time they were calling Reagan similar names.
00:58:44.000And I wonder again whether when Trump leaves, maybe they'll start idolizing Trump, like, oh, we missed Trump, you know, we've got now we've got JD, he's the new fascist.
00:58:51.000Let's go back to like the You guys want to see the graph I just made?
00:59:09.000I said arrests made for violent crimes during riots that uh followed leftist issues, left-aligned issues.
00:59:20.000Obviously, there's the nine high profile ones, but this is this is right aligned as arrests of Trump supporting conservatives for violent crimes in the past five years, that crimes committed for a political purpose versus the left.
00:59:50.000Yeah, and another thing that people they they want to talk about the Pelosi thing, which drives me insane.
00:59:55.000And I just got into it with a guy today on the internet that they're like, oh, you know, they were celebrating Pelosi, and it's like, no, not a single conservative was celebrating the attack on Pelosi.
01:00:05.000They were mocking the circumstances surrounding it.
01:00:08.000They were making jokes about the fact that he was in his underwear, they were making jokes about the fact that the assailant was in his underwear as well.
01:00:42.000It is such a distraction and is such bull BS lie.
01:00:46.000Let's jump to this story from NBC News.
01:00:48.000Ryan Routh found guilty in Trump golf course assassination attempt.
01:00:53.000Following this, he attempted to stab himself in the neck with a pen.
01:00:58.000They subdued him, and it is strange to me that they just have these weird courtroom drawings, which is from a time when cameras didn't exist.
01:01:06.000And I don't know why they don't allow cameras in these trials, now especially when it's a would-be assassin of Donald Trump.
01:01:12.000But once again, we are dealing with far-left extremism.
01:01:15.000And this is these people are closer to mainstream Democrats than anyone wants to admit.
01:01:22.000The assassin of Charlie Kirk, the alleged assassin.
01:01:35.000He's a guy who had mainstream Democrat views that Charlie Kirk opposed.
01:01:40.000And the evidence suggests that's why he killed Charlie Kirk.
01:01:43.000When they go through these graphs and say the far right does more crime, there is no manifesto in the Republican Party supporting far right extremists.
01:02:00.000I think he spent 10 months in Ukraine.
01:02:02.000And obviously, this is the other narrative the left have been pushing about Trump.
01:02:06.000Yes, he's fascist, yes, he's uh tyrannical, yes, he's authoritarian, but he's also Putin's puppet.
01:02:11.000He's also Putin's man, and Putin is the great enemy.
01:02:14.000Putin is the great Satan that we have to, you know, attack and and he's the America's number one enemy.
01:02:20.000So if he's controlling Trump, then obviously Trump is also that enemy.
01:02:23.000And it's interesting because Trump today actually tweeted about Ukraine, and I'm sure Ryan Ruth would probably support Trump's tweet, supporting Zelensky, going against Putin, saying that Ukraine uh is able to win this war, and this idea again that Trump is is somehow controlled by Putin was another complete false narrative pushed for over a decade,
01:02:45.000the kind of Russia gates stuff from 2015 and 2016 and so on, that again drives people totally crazy, totally radical, totally extremist.
01:02:54.000And the left, again, they're talking about this kind of words equals violence.
01:02:58.000Well, look at what this narrative that the left pushed that was completely false has led to someone trying to kill the president and obviously today trying to kill himself after the guilty verdict.
01:03:07.000Yeah, I mean the the whole Ryan Root thing, like I mean, I don't I don't understand what you know what the the point of I don't I don't know that he was particularly suicidal.
01:03:19.000I don't haven't heard a lot about it um beyond you know re at least recently.
01:03:24.000Um I don't know the the the idea that he was actually trying to kill himself, I'm not even sure that I I really buy it.
01:03:31.000Obviously, like they think he's putting on a show?
01:03:34.000Yeah, you know, just you know, I that I that's just my kind of gut instinct.
01:03:49.000He was apparently asking gag questions and they're just staring at him like he was nuts.
01:03:52.000And his principal argument was that he did prep the entire assassination and want to kill Trump, but decided not to do it.
01:03:59.000This could be just an attention seeker.
01:04:01.000I mean, maybe that's why he attacked himself, but you know, this is all he sees himself on the world stage, he knows people are watching, you know.
01:04:07.000I think the the point was that he had failed in what his plan was, and so he's trying to make it seem like he's a loon because he doesn't want I I think the guy's actually rather smart and knows what he's doing.
01:04:18.000Uh, considering the sophisticated plan he had to try and kill Trump.
01:04:22.000The point is if he seems lucid when he does this, then it is left ideology is a threat.
01:04:30.000If he acts crazy, liberals will go, that guy, he was trying to put on a rock festival.
01:04:34.000He wasn't even actually defending himself.
01:04:39.000I wonder how much Ukraine actually came into it with him, because it seems the left just they switch out their causes, like you know, suddenly it's trans, then it's Ukraine, then it's BLM.
01:04:49.000Maybe this is just someone who's again hates Donald Trump and is using Ukraine as an as an excuse or some kind of I don't know, some theme of his left-wing radicalism.
01:04:57.000It seems like can just switch out any of this stuff.
01:05:00.000Well, I mean, I think Ukraine is kind of a telltale of like radicalized MBS MSNBC Americans.
01:05:05.000It's like what I said on the show yesterday.
01:05:07.000And this guy's just like a textbook version of that.
01:05:09.000It's just a guy that his views are just a conglomeration of what like Rachel Maddow said the previous evening, and it just culminates in this like bizarre Ukraine like glazing.
01:05:47.000Because he also was like had a super base take of the UN the day where he was basically just a lecturing Europe on like having open borders.
01:05:52.000They were talking with the Taliban about actually getting back into getting Bogram back.
01:05:55.000So it's more than just Trump you know, spouting off.
01:05:58.000Um and then as for Ukraine, I imagine that has a lot or the the incursions by Russia into NATO airspace has a lot to do with it.
01:06:07.000That's how it started is he had the like the gaggle going on at the side of the General Assembly and a reporter asked, would you shoot down any jets over NATO airspace?
01:06:15.000And that's obviously like you know, sends a big warning shot over to Russia, so then he puts a message out on social media doubling down the world.
01:06:23.000Was there a violation of airspace after he said that?
01:06:25.000No, but I mean that's only been a few hours.
01:06:27.000This is before they so Russia, the drones violated Polish airspace, jets violated uh airspace over the Baltic and uh Estonian airspace.
01:06:46.000The idea that Russia, like the US really the what should happen is is the US should put F-22s in Poland and they should say they should scramble them if they're if the if Polish airspace is violated and they should, you know, intercept.
01:06:58.000No, no, they should do you know those lasers they have.
01:07:42.000And I mean, that's all cool and stuff, but I think that it would be kind of sick if there's if they're gonna take them out, it would be sick if F 22 shot him down.
01:07:49.000Well, don't you think the Poles should look after their own airspace?
01:07:51.000I mean, this is what a lot of the MAGA people have saying for years is that Europe needs to pay for its own defense, and they shouldn't be relying on these American aircraft to do that.
01:07:59.000Poland is actually spending five percent of its GDP on uh on its military.
01:08:04.000It's like one of the only countries in Europe doing that.
01:08:06.000And they're taking it really, really seriously.
01:08:08.000And there are other European countries who are starting to invest a bit more in their defense, and that's one of been been one of Trump's pro foreign policy goals for decades or over a decade.
01:08:16.000So uh, you know, I think, and that's what he said today about Ukraine and you know, winning the war is we'll supply the weapons to NATO, NATO can do whatever they like with them, and we think the Europeans should be paying for more for their own defense and more for the the war in Ukraine because it's on their border, obviously, right?
01:08:31.000And Trump being in in the UN today, I don't know if we've we you've mentioned this already, but the escalator thing where they tell the issue.
01:08:44.000There's two things happening here is one, he's trying to maintain this position of strength over Russia, right?
01:08:48.000Like they're they're still they still are a global adversary.
01:08:52.000Um, you know, so he can't like he can't just say, okay, that's totally fine if you want to like put scramble aircraft over eastern Europe.
01:08:59.000So he has to like negotiate from a position of strength here, and then B, like you're hitting on it.
01:09:04.000A few people were speculating this as he's also trying to reward Poland for really pulling their weight in NATO because you gotta make an example out of these countries that are just like hanging on and they like they'll give like the one two percent, I think Spain is like two percent.
01:09:51.000Like, like I'm not in I'm not a hawk, but at the at the end of the day, like I've been saying I don't think that Russia's gonna actually make a move on Poland if they were to take Ukraine.
01:10:00.000Um and if if Putin is signalling that that's not the case, that he actually might, which I don't know what else br violating NATO airspace is intended to do.
01:10:11.000Because they want to take Trump to see what he he would actually do.
01:10:14.000They want to track the weapons that NATO is sending into Ukraine.
01:10:17.000And so just there's no reality when Russia's getting sanctioned and getting battered down that they're not gonna be like, we need to cut off the flow of weapons.
01:10:25.000Well, it's not gonna stop because NATO's supplying them.
01:10:28.000We need to see where they're coming from.
01:10:29.000If if Russia gets access to intelligence in NATO countries of where the weapons are flowing, they'll know where they arrive in Ukraine.
01:10:35.000And I think that's what Russia's motivation is in sending in the drones, it's surveillance.
01:10:40.000And NATO is like, nah, Dem's not the rules, you do not do that.
01:10:44.000And I think I think Putin thought he could get away with a couple of them, and now he backs off.
01:10:49.000Putin is just trying to provoke though.
01:10:51.000I mean, Russia has been doing this for many years, trying to violate Western airspace.
01:10:55.000I think they did this in Brit Britain a couple of years ago, where they're flying in their aircraft nearby or sending in submarines in the North Sea.
01:11:02.000The Russians are just testing the waters.
01:11:04.000They want to see how far they can get.
01:11:06.000And this is what Putin was doing before he actually launched the war in Ukraine.
01:11:09.000He was sort of slowly seeing what the Western response would be and sort of testing our strengths, testing our weaknesses, and then going in where he saw the weakness.
01:11:17.000He actually calculated Ukraine completely wrong, by the way.
01:11:19.000I mean, he thought that he would be able to take over the country in a few days, remove the technical leadership.
01:11:35.000From like from the Western intelligence, Putin obviously would not send in this huge column of tanks and armored troops and people who were so easily attacked by the Ukrainians, then withdraw from northern Ukraine in a humiliating fashion.
01:11:51.000Yeah, because he wanted because he wanted the 40 chess.
01:11:54.000It's so it's he attacks from the north and from the east so that he can secure a land bridge into Crimea, Where they have the Black Sea fleet and access to the Black Sea, which allows them to transport oil to North Africa and through the Suez to get towards India and other countries.
01:12:08.000That's the control that he wanted, and he got it.
01:12:10.000So if you look at how this started and where we ended up, every move that Russia made allowed them to secure the land bridge into Crimea.
01:12:18.000I think that's definitely one of his geopolitical goals.
01:12:21.000But I think overall in the beginning of the war, he was told by his generals and the people around him that this would be a country Ukraine is basically pro-Russia, and the people will support you when they could.
01:12:32.000This is too much comic book villainy for me, bro.
01:12:34.000Uh I I was uh when I was in Ukraine in 2013 and 14, the almost entirety of Kiev was pro-EU.
01:12:42.000It was the eastern regions that were more Russian, but Kiev was very, very pro-EU.
01:12:47.000That's what the Euromidan protest was.
01:13:31.000The whole fight has been around securing Crimea because that's where the Savasov fleet, the Black Sea fleet for Russia is, and this is their only warm water port.
01:13:38.000Now, some have argued that they could rebuild in like, I don't know, near Georgia or whatever.
01:13:42.000They have can they have other access to the Black Sea.
01:13:44.000And it's like, sure, tell Russia to forego their multi-billion dollar port and all of their intelligence and like just abandon this base for Western powers to come and take it, they're gonna say absolutely not.
01:13:56.000So if you're looking at this totally blank slate outside, what would you think?
01:14:02.000I think obviously there's Western biases to be like Putin's dumb.
01:14:05.000But that sounds to me like when people go, Trump is dumb.
01:14:09.000Yeah, he's 500 plus companies and five bankruptcies, and bankruptcies don't mean failure, it means a restructuring to keep the business in place.
01:14:15.000The idea that Vladimir Putin has been sex successful in running his autocratic system for decades while people are lying to him is silly.
01:14:23.000It's like saying, well, America went into Afghanistan and you know they thought they had all these hopes like George W. Bush that we're gonna create this liberal government in Afghanistan, and the people were against it.
01:14:32.000The American government were misinformed.
01:14:34.000They were they had they had the wrong intelligence on that.
01:14:36.000But I don't think the same thing I think applies to the same principle applies to Putin.
01:14:39.000I think I think the people were misinformed.
01:14:41.000I think the US government knew exactly what they're doing with their 40-year plan in Afghanistan for nation building, and that's why they offered up contracts to all these military industrial complex companies, and they expected to be there forever.
01:14:51.000The idea that the American the American people were sold will be greeted as liberators is a ridiculous joke.
01:14:56.000And so this narrative we get out of Ukraine that wow, Putin's so dumb, why would he do such a thing?
01:15:01.000Okay, well, I don't care what the opinion is.
01:15:03.000All I'm gonna do is look at the battle assessment.
01:15:08.000When the Euromidan protests were taking over and it resulted in Eastern separatist movements in Ukraine, Russia immediately held a referendum to seize Crimea.
01:15:16.000Clearly, that mattered to them because they haven't they have a naval base there, and it's their access to the Bosphorus where they can ship out all of their gas.
01:15:28.000When it became clear that that Obama and the West were courting Ukraine for NATO and uh EU admittance, he began to put pressure, he began to build up uh uh troops on the uh Western front of Russia in Ukraine, as well as securing Crimea.
01:15:43.000Trump then gets elected, and what happens?
01:15:46.000Trump starts blowing the crap up out of ISIS, and it allows the the Assad regime in Syria to stabilize to a certain degree.
01:15:54.000Trump gets out of office, and what happens?
01:15:56.000We immediately see the Assad regime start crumbling again.
01:16:00.000They the the all the efforts that Trump uh made in the Middle East start walk being walked backwards, is a light way of putting it.
01:16:07.000Russia then begins amassing troops again.
01:16:09.000There was this period where Trump was in office from 2016, well, I should say 2017 to 2021, where we did not see this escalation of conflict.
01:16:22.000I feared that the Biden administration was creating a circumstance by which Trump would not be able to resolve the Ukraine war with Russia.
01:16:32.000Uh Two years ago, I said if Trump was in office right now, the war would be over.
01:16:36.000Then last year I said, you look at what's going on with the expansion and the attacks.
01:16:41.000I don't think Trump's going to be able to easily as easily navigate this because the military industrial complex, the Democrat establishment wants to create a circumstance by which Russia will not back down.
01:17:24.000Why hasn't Putin tried to go back to the north?
01:17:27.000Why hasn't he tried to go back and reclaim these areas?
01:17:29.000He could move in through Belarus and he could stage a pincer strike on Kiev, because he doesn't care.
01:17:33.000I think it's because he knows that it would be very difficult for him to do that because of the original experience.
01:17:38.000And I don't think he thought that he was going to be in a long drawn-out conflict for many years.
01:17:42.000The reason I think that is, you know, he sends in all these troops at the beginning of the war who are unprepared, under equipped, undertrained, and that's how the Ukrainians were able to push them out.
01:17:52.000Putin's economy like Russia's economy is struggling.
01:17:56.000They have that they're having inflation problems, um, they're having to cut back on military spending.
01:18:01.000Perhaps over a million Russian young men have been killed in this war.
01:18:05.000That is a disaster for the Russian demographics.
01:18:07.000They're already struggling with a fertility crisis.
01:18:10.000Also, look at the rate of Russian the abortions in Russia is huge.
01:18:14.000It's like eastern Europe and Russia has very, very high levels of abortion, and they're struggling with an elderly population, the pensions, and so on.
01:18:21.000How how is it in Russia's interest to go and kill all these young guys, kill all these young men in there for their long-term interest?
01:18:38.000Um, I think you have an opinion based on political opinions you've read.
01:18:42.000My assessment is literally just how how how would you know?
01:18:45.000Because you don't know, you're not reading Putin's sort of No, I'm just looking at the battle map, and I'm like, Vladimir Putin has located all of his resources in the land bridge to Crimea.
01:18:53.000But I looked at a back up at the battle map and see.
01:18:59.000The first territory that Putin seized was Crimea.
01:19:02.000The next territories were the eastern regions, then he attacked, he he it was a f it was a a flank strike from the north and the east, and he quickly, when that battle happened, and they were pellet from the north, he secured the land bridge to Crimea and has held it for years.
01:19:36.000So I keep hearing from all these people about the will of Putin, what he wants to do, and how he was gonna secure Kiev in three days, and I'm like, well, well, none of that is based on any real assessment.
01:19:57.000All I know is Putin did take Crimea, he did take the Donbass, he did secure the land bridge to Crimea, and that's what his military has secured for the past two years, and he's never tried any other to to conquer any other parts of the country.
01:20:20.000The strike on Kiev was to divert Ukrainian forces north so they could secure the land bridge, which is the only place he maintains military presence, and is how he gets access to the Black Sea so he can ship oil to foreign countries to the Bosphorus and the Suez.
01:20:33.000Well, isn't it true historically that this this the Soviet strategy was lightning campaigns?
01:20:37.000And so that's why the initial offensive in the north was with limited supply, and then now they're kind of bogged down and protracted warfare, so they had to withdraw because this is just not this is not Russia, at least at the start of the war, which is not in Russia's element.
01:20:50.000So they needed to reallocate resources on the on building that landscape.
01:20:54.000I'll just say one last thought on this, because it's a it's a very esoteric geopolitical thing.
01:21:00.000There is no stated goal for Putin as to the rest of Ukraine.
01:21:04.000There is a stated goal as it pertains to Crimea.
01:21:07.000So if we are trying to assess the objectives of Russia right now based on what we know, this argument he's taking Ukraine has is has no light at the end of the tunnel.
01:21:15.000The the objective goal of the whole of Ukraine for Putin, and he does say this publicly is Ukraine needs to demilitarize, it can't join NATO, it can't join the European Union.
01:21:24.000Those are all geostrategic goals for Putin in this war.
01:21:27.000And you could argue the beginning of the war.
01:21:29.000Those are the terms he said for negotiating the end of the war.
01:22:56.000We have this story from the Times of London.
01:22:59.000To mark Trump's arrival, UN staff members have joked they make turn off the escalators and elevators and simply tell them they ran out of money, so he has to walk up the stairs.
01:23:07.000This was previously reported that they would do it.
01:23:09.000The first thing people are saying is they intended to insult Trump in a way that actually could have injured him and his wife.
01:23:16.000And so there should be criminal charges here.
01:23:18.000I actually think it's a little bit more than that.
01:23:22.000Donald Trump is moving through an area and they stop him deadness tracks, creating an opening for an attack on him.
01:23:28.000There are a lot of people freaking out that this violated Secret Service Protocol because they immediately should have covered him when you get an anomalous action like this.
01:24:40.000This was, you know, a global government under the auspices of American liberal democracy and American rule.
01:24:46.000And now, with Trump in charge, obviously, he he's kind of a complete contrast to the original aim of the UN.
01:24:52.000He's a nationalist, he's not a globalist.
01:24:54.000So suddenly you've got an American president, the president of the most powerful country at the UN, the most powerful country in the world, who goes against their globalist agenda, goes against their globalist values, is a nationalist, explicitly says I'm going to put America first.
01:25:10.000Maybe they even have to put him in danger, um, as we saw today.
01:25:13.000And I think for Trump and for America, you should be angry about this.
01:25:16.000This is like an institution that's really, as I said, set up by your the American government, and they are insulting you.
01:25:22.000They're insulting your country to your face.
01:25:23.000Well, yeah, it's just set up as an institution to allow like effectively the third world and and and these like I mean, these Really jokes of countries to like more like have this moral posturing against the United States.
01:25:36.000Like the Human Rights Council, and it's like they're throwing like, yeah, like North Korea's on here and China and Iran, like this is fantastic.
01:25:43.000And it's like the entire thing is just it's just bureaucratic chest beating, doesn't get anything done.
01:25:49.000And then like you're saying, I mean, from the auspices is just like this globalist wet dream, and it's just like enough.
01:25:55.000That's why seeing Trump there is so bizarre, because it's just they're this is opposites.
01:25:59.000This is America versed versus like third world-led globalism.
01:26:23.000Just look at a contrast between what Trump's speech was and Macron's, because Macron was talking about France recognizing Palestine as a state.
01:26:30.000And Trump today said about the Europeans, I love Europe, I want you to do well.
01:26:34.000But mass migration and your energy policies are killing you.
01:26:37.000Trump was just in the UK last week, and they had a quite good state visit between our Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Trump, where they sort of were on quite good terms.
01:26:45.000But now Trump is going completely opposite.
01:26:47.000You know, now that he's in New York, he's saying Sadiq Khan is a crazy guy, crazy mayor of London, again, blasting Europe because of our failed mass migration policy in particular.
01:26:56.000It is so refreshing to see an American president say, first of all, that they love Europe and they love you know Britain, Trump is a huge anglophile, and he doesn't want to see us be destroyed by mass migration.
01:27:07.000Unlike Keir Starmer, I have to say, and a lot of the conservative leaders of Britain who've been flooding the country of millions of migrants over the last 10, 15, 20 years.
01:27:15.000Your conservatives are one step away, one step to the right of leftists.
01:27:19.000It's incredible that the Conservative Party for 14 years in Britain opened the floodgates despite promising to do the exact opposite to millions and millions of migrants from the third world from places like Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Ghana, um, you know, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh.
01:27:36.000We're talking about hundreds of thousands, if not millions, from each of those countries coming in in a in a very, very short period.
01:27:42.000We talked about Boris Johnson earlier.
01:27:44.000There's a huge amount of discourse in Britain at the moment about the so-called Boris wave of migrants.
01:27:48.000This is like the four million migrants who came in under Boris Johnson's premiership when he was prime minister, again, almost entirely from the third world.
01:27:57.000And Trump is clearly upset about this, as he should be.
01:27:59.000He's an Anglophile, he loves England, he loves Britain, and he sees this country choosing a very, very dark path.
01:28:06.000Nigel Farage actually came out, the leader of the reform party, this is the kind of right-wing populist party in Britain.
01:28:12.000He came out saying that he's not going to give the Boris waivers, these kind of migrants, uh, what's called indefinite leave to remain, which means they will be able to remain in the country basically for the rest of their lives and be put on the path to citizenship and potentially have uh welfare and stuff like that.
01:28:26.000And this is going to save the country hundreds of billions of pounds.
01:28:29.000And it's quite interesting to see the radicalization.
01:28:31.000I think I think Nigel Farage is looking at Trump and sort of taking lessons from his political rhetoric and what he's doing on the southern border, what he's doing with the mass deportations, and adopting that language and those policies to the context of Britain.
01:28:44.000So what Trump says on the world stage, people Americans have to remember this because maybe you're not thinking so much about Europe or or other countries.
01:28:53.000Yeah, it has a huge impact on the political situation in places like Britain.
01:28:58.000And Trump basically is giving cover to nationalists in Britain and Europe to be able to pursue much much harder policies than they would be able to pursue, let's say if Biden was there or Obama and so on.
01:29:09.000He's really pushing the whole global overton window to the right.
01:29:14.000And his speech of the UN today, despite all of the problems with the teleprompter, despite the escalator thing, actually, it was very refreshing and quite a quite a novel experience to see a US president talk for I think more than 50 minutes and saying these quite radical nationalist things at the UN, the globalist institution.
01:29:32.000Yeah, well, it's just like Trump is signaling to the right and Europe, United Kingdom is like, hey, we're taking the boot off your neck.
01:29:46.000I mean, like we like our mutual friend friend of the show, Connor Tomlinson, like he filmed an interview with Michael Gove.
01:29:51.000It's just like all you have to do is just bring these guys in front of a camera and just ask them some very basic questions on like the economics of mass migration.
01:29:58.000On like, have you had any thoughts on what this what this could do to the like the national like environment, the natural culture, and these sorts of things?
01:30:06.000But it's because that the uh United States with this neocon neoliberal establishment just ran cover for them for all these years, and now that Trump's in, now that the boots off the neck, these guys actually have the answer for what they've done.
01:30:19.000Um this has been a bit of a speciality of mine is interviewing conservative politicians from the right in Britain.
01:30:24.000This includes actually Nigel Farage, who I interviewed last year and asked him about mass deportations.
01:30:28.000He was against that of illegal migrants.
01:30:30.000But this year he's completely flipped and has become far more radical in the issue of supporting mass deportations.
01:30:35.000I also did an interview of former Prime Minister Liz Trust, again a conservative prime minister, who Connor really loves her, you know, she's kind of got different views now, but when she was prime minister, she was in favor of Indian mass migration.
01:30:48.000She was in favor of a lot of these kind of woke policies.
01:30:50.000She called herself an LGBTQ plus ally.
01:30:52.000This is the leader of the Conservative Party.
01:30:55.000Americans might be fooled by that word.
01:30:56.000It's completely like false advertising, false branding.
01:30:59.000Um, you know, and and I've done the same thing to other reform and Conservative Party politicians, including in London last week.
01:31:04.000I'm saying to them, you know, you let in all these migrants.
01:31:07.000Now you're saying that you're gonna reverse that or or do the opposite.
01:31:11.000You s you you were elected four times in the last fourteen years on a manifesto that said you're gonna cut immigration, and you did the exact opposite.
01:31:18.000And it's so impressive again, as I said, to see a nationalist president saying these things to Europe, saying, No, you need to stop this stuff.
01:31:28.000JD Vance went to Munich and said the same thing last year, or earlier this year, sorry.
01:31:32.000And again, it had a huge impact on the discourses on the elites in Europe.
01:31:36.000I think there's a real kind of shift, uh a vibe shift um against the mass migration.
01:31:42.000And Trump is also talking about energy.
01:31:44.000We have a vast in people don't know this in America, we have a vast amount of energy in the North Sea, North Sea oil, that we're just not drilling because the government is is refusing to let private companies drill the oil because of climate change, and we're hugely taxing it.
01:31:57.000And we d we have also a huge amount of fracking that we could do that we didn't do.
01:32:34.000From the House Judiciary Committee, Google admits censorship under Biden and promises to end bans of YouTube accounts of thousands of Americans censored for political speech.
01:32:45.000The Biden admin pressured Google to censor Americans and remove content that did not violate their policies.
01:32:50.000The Biden admin censorship pressure was unacceptable and wrong.
01:32:53.000Public debate should never come at the expense of relying authorities.
01:32:57.000The company will never use third-party fact checkers.
01:33:00.000Europe's censorship laws target American companies and threaten American speech, including the removal of lawful content.
01:33:06.000Following this, I have reached out to our contacts at Google, and I have requested that they reinstate the Timcast IRL episode with Joe Rogan and Alex Jones, the most viewed episode we had for for a long period.
01:33:20.000I don't know if it's the most at this point.
01:33:22.000I think Darren Beattie might be the most viewed episode we've ever had at this point.
01:33:25.000So uh it's it's true, it was related to something having to do with Trump.
01:33:28.000And uh they took this show down three years after it aired during the Biden presidency for fake reasons.
01:33:39.000I am actually now considering whether they're that we have legal standing to pursue against Google or YouTube, because I want to see the communications they have with the Biden administration pertaining to that episode.
01:33:53.000It makes no sense that three years after the episode aired, YouTube reached out to me and said they were deleting it for medical misinformation.
01:34:02.000Now, y'all have seen this show, and those that have know that we are very particular about the rules.
01:34:31.000Because what we're learning from the House is that the Biden administration sent in sent emails to YouTube sent messages saying this content must be removed even though it didn't violate their policies.
01:34:42.000And I think this episode with millions of views falls into that category.
01:34:46.000Well, I mean, it's good that they're admitting it.
01:34:48.000Um it's good that the yeah, I mean, it's something that conservatives have known for ages and ages, and it's something that the left has denied.
01:34:56.000You know, conservatives would say, well, you know, look, we're being censored, etc.
01:35:00.000And the left would be like, no, you're not.
01:35:08.000Um So the fact that the the that Google's admitting that this was, you know, the Biden administration making the request saying, look, you need to censor these people.
01:35:20.000In addition to that, the left has been apoplectic about effing Jimmy Kimmel, who is, you know, they never watched his show because you could tell by the ratings, but they were they thought it was such a terrible thing because it's possible that the FCC actually got involved.
01:35:38.000They are not saying one word about the Biden administration actually telling Google, hey, you should ban these people.
01:35:47.000They don't care about free speech at all.
01:35:50.000They only care about exerting power, so ignore all of their crying and complaining.
01:35:56.000It is the days of the right defending the rights of those that are going to deny the right of their rights are over.
01:36:08.000We will defend the rights of people that will defend our rights, but like this is a closed system, and people that will not defend the right of free speech do not deserve to have their rights protected or or defended, period.
01:36:25.000YouTube's policies are incredibly vague as well, and it's really difficult to understand where you're actually violating the policy or not.
01:36:32.000They talk about sort of these vague subjective terms about misinformation or disinformation and so on.
01:36:37.000And this kind of policy has a very chilling effect on free speech.
01:36:40.000It's not just the actual act of censoring people, it's the self-censorship that this causes across loads and loads of content creators who are terrified to go there.
01:36:49.000You know, news companies or individual uh journalists not talking about specific issues because they're worried about demonetization.
01:36:56.000Maybe YouTube is giving them a huge amount of income.
01:37:00.000And then the amount of news speak that that people engage in.
01:37:03.000Oh, you know, um, self-delete or or whatever types of phrases that people sit use because they're afraid of saying the wrong word or the wrong phrase and getting demonetized or getting getting booted.
01:37:20.000Yeah, well, and also the collaboration, like I don't know.
01:37:23.000I I don't think anyone's surprised, obviously, because like the Twitter files blew this wide open like a few years back where they were like, oh yeah, the DNC would just call in a favorite and it's like, hey, can you moderate that?
01:37:34.000So it's like we've known this for a while, and uh this is why you have to really tip the hat to Elon Musk.
01:37:39.000I mean, I know he's been under a lot of flack recently, and and rightfully so in some degree, but uh like without Elon Musk taking over Twitter, we we would probably still be in the ghetto, honestly.
01:37:49.000That's uh that's the only way to look at it because I would have lost.
01:37:52.000Yeah, I mean, Jeff Trump would have been in serious trouble.
01:37:54.000So it's like Elon Musk taking over Twitter uh completely completely and in many ways restored that culture culture of free speech and sort of updated the culture of free speech to the uh new new media.
01:38:05.000There's so many things we wouldn't know as well if Elon hadn't have bought Twitter because Twitter was so uh censorious when it was under the kind of left-wing ownership.
01:38:15.000And there's so many news stories or just ordinary things that you might see around the world that we see on Twitter, we scroll by and we take for granted that we're looking at this stuff, you know, whether it's videos of of the the lefties celebrating Kirk's death, or whether it's a video of you know a migrant boat coming into into the UK or whatever it is,
01:38:31.000and you're like, this is free speech in action, and we're actually the global discourse has been massively influenced by Elon paying a huge amount of money, putting like completely overpriced, but actually it was worth it, you know, 40 billion dollars or whatever, just kind of save free speech in a way, and and hit having one platform that's able to do that, I think has forced the other platforms, maybe even YouTube as well, to be a bit more open and a bit more free speech because you know you they're all kind of competing with each other.
01:38:58.000I don't think Elon bought X at a loss, and I don't think he did it for free speech.
01:39:02.000I think he did it because he wanted a data set to train an AI, which is now worth a substantial amount of money.
01:40:59.000Like for all the free speech stuff, Twitter is an you know, he because he monetized it, there's loads of people, you know, all around the world.
01:41:13.000Official stats don't track gender identity for homicide defenders, so centralized counseling exists, but based on documented cases, from News Architects Court Records, oh my god, bro, just give me a number.
01:41:19.000Dude, it it it does say five, but you have to read all of this to get to it.
01:41:26.000Yeah, dude, Twitter now, it's like you scroll, you get a video of like a guy getting run over by a train, and then the next tweet is like the worst take you've ever seen from like an Indian guy.
01:41:35.000And then the third one is like a puppy video Chinese text already.
01:41:55.000You've got to like interrogate AI to get information.
01:41:58.000Yeah, there there are people who constantly make prompts to to deal with this.
01:42:01.000And it's really funny that literally everybody who uses these knows it's a problem.
01:42:06.000And uh there was a there was a viral post on Reddit of a prompt you can inject that would stop it from being this like I I don't I mean this with all due respect, but autist, you know?
01:43:21.000It like ChatGPT, I swear, literally does behave like, and again, I'm not saying I'm not I'm not trying to deride autistic people, but it does.
01:43:29.000It like starts going, it starts like panicking like, no, no, no, I didn't, I didn't, I didn't.
01:43:34.000And you're like, well, well, hold on there a minute.
01:43:37.000So this is because Reddit is autistic, basically.
01:43:39.000Yeah, if you ask ChatGPT about someone like James O'Keefe, it will smugly just insult him the whole way and accuse him of things there's no evidence he's ever done.
01:43:48.000And then if you ask it about what it's done, it gets super defensive and angry with you.
01:45:40.000D Rock says the left uses scam caller tactics to filter out critical thinkers.
01:45:44.000Scam callers make their stories deliberately implausible to weed out skeptics, knowing whoever still engages it is easier to manipulate correct.
01:45:52.000I always find it funny when people would get those Nigerian prince emails and they would be like the it's so stupid.
01:46:02.000They're getting rid of people like you because they want only the stupidest people to send them money, and they're not gonna waste time on someone who'd figure it out.
01:46:16.000Like a governor operation of some foreign hostile government with and they found cocaine there and all sorts of other things where they're trying to kind of disrupt the communications in New York and spy on American politicians and stuff around the UN.
01:46:29.000I wonder which government hop on the call.
01:46:31.000One of my favorite stories is when I went to a Google World event in New York, and it was a bunch of like high-profile people got invited to this like Google thing, and it was like a convention, but it was like invite only.
01:46:40.000And Richard Engel of NBC, like their foreign correspondent.
01:46:43.000I I don't mean to drag your brother because this was 10 years ago, it was 13 years ago.
01:46:47.000But he we were talking about cybersecurity, and he said he went to Syria using his with and brought his personal phone.
01:47:01.000And I was like, okay, well, Assad got Assad has literally everything you've ever done, every website you've ever been to, every contact in your phone, every message you've ever sent, just go and assume that's the case.
01:47:27.000He had like two iPhones on Air Force One, I think, and people were like looking at the screen saver things, the images, and there was like big pictures of Trump on the thing because caller.
01:47:55.000What they've done is they're all going on various websites and trying to book flights from India to the United States and any airport and then holding them, which creates like a 15 minute hold on the seat.
01:48:06.000And then it also manipulates the uh uh uh adjustable market of the ticket sales.
01:48:11.000The higher the demand for the tickets, the more the price goes up.
01:48:14.000And so the idea is people in India who may want to try and get to the United States before that hundred thousand dollar fee kick gets kicked in, they won't be able to because the flights are all congested.
01:48:24.000Which is I don't know if that's illegal.
01:48:33.000Scrolling the Reddit during the H1B subreddit during the meltdown was like glorious, because it was just people like just melting down, like, oh no, I cannot get back to it.
01:48:44.000Hey Prophet, K Provitt makes a good point.
01:49:40.000Actually, I think the growth rate's probably largely the same, but the amount of mass you have to grow to appear to grow when you're larger, you know what I mean?
01:49:48.000Yeah, is a lot more than when you're tiny.
01:49:50.000Well, they did say the growth rate from zero to six months, if it was consistent throughout your life, you'd be like 12 trillion pounds by like 20 or something.
01:50:55.000Because the thing is, just in all honesty, I don't think people really want to double the caffeine.
01:51:00.000And so the people who got it really liked it, but they're like it's expensive to do an order of products like this because there's minimums and the minimums cost like I don't know, like 20 grand or something.
01:51:12.000So you have to be able to make sure you can move these without them going bad.
01:51:18.000But we think we can do uh a better blend that will sell.
01:51:22.000All the other stuff that we have at Casper.com sells out super quick, and it sells at a rate where we uh the only time we've ever actually had an expiration was for Dcaf.
01:51:32.000And and and that's kind of crazy because we don't actually the the way it works with with with um roasting the beans is we don't roast that much.
01:51:38.000It's so it's basically like small batches, and then they get sold out, and they're only good for a short amount of time.
01:52:10.000And also it's worth remembering uh when Donald Trump started talking about your election.
01:52:16.000The guy that Donald Trump favored started going down in the polls, and then the communist started going up in the polls, and the communists actually won.
01:52:24.000So maybe you don't want Donald Trump chiming in on things uh about your about you know about your ostriches.
01:52:32.000Millennial Mama says Christianity is the only religion the occult is afraid of.
01:52:51.000It's because Christianity is real and true, and it is also like the like the paternal figure for a lot of these people.
01:52:57.000So it's like really something they can just take their anger out on.
01:53:00.000But I think primarily it's just because it's objectively true, and that causes a lot of that disturbs the I think that I think that it's the context that we're in because there were there was a guy that in Lebanon that got his head cut off for sorcery because he did magic tricks.
01:53:14.000So if you if if you had these people, if these people were subject to Islam, they probably wouldn't be as vocal about it.
01:53:22.000Did he do the thing where it went like this?
01:53:23.000Yeah, it was it was one of those kind of things.
01:53:25.000But literally there was a guy that I forget what the guy's name, but there was there was a dude that had you know he was it was this is in the past ten years or so.
01:53:32.000They chopped his head off because he was a he was practicing sorcery.
01:53:37.000Well, that actually in Britain there's this uh a huge rise of paganism and kind of witch doctored beliefs because of the people who've been coming into the country, these immigrants from Africa.
01:53:45.000There's this really funny guy on TikTok who goes around, um, goes up to these African people in London, and he starts like shouting like voodoo chance of them, being like, I'm gonna like uh curse you or something, and they're like running away, they're doing like countercurses, like they're screaming at him, they're like, No, jail.
01:54:02.000No, no, he's just having fun, I think.
01:54:16.000That that's what the kind of their thing.
01:54:18.000You know, but so there are some some groups that oh, so like in do you think like if you're in Springfield, Ohio, where like the Haitians all were, like they'd be scared if you're voodoo down there.
01:54:29.000There's a lot of you know, a lot of people who come from Africa, they don't just suddenly disappear their beliefs and turn into Western people, you know.
01:54:35.000They believe in magic, they believe in digens, they believe in these like demons, and they believe in witch victory.
01:56:38.000Or Putin dispatched a distraction, pincer strike, to pull Kiev forces towards the north, so when he invades through the south, he will face little opposition.
01:56:49.000Like, my point is only we have only speculation about what he was trying to do, except for what he has done.
01:56:56.000He has secured the Donbass land bridge into Crimea.
01:56:59.000Crimea was the First target, the Donbass was the second.
01:57:02.000He then allocated his entire military in that region.
01:57:05.000I don't understand why we'd assume he wanted anything else.
01:57:07.000Certainly, I mean, maybe he's thinking, like, yeah, you know, like if we get Kiev, we shut it down overnight.
01:57:12.000But this will distract, and then we can move into the South.
01:57:16.000Uh interestingly, y'all should read about all the various battles of the Civil War.
01:57:20.000The reason why the South entered uh Pennsylvania and attacked at Gettysburg, which uh was a mistake on the part of the Confederates.
01:57:27.000The reason why they did not go into Washington after the first battle of Bull Run.
01:57:31.000The South actually invaded the North for the first time.
01:57:35.000I believe I believe Gettysburg was the first time because they felt that they needed to strike fear into the hearts of the Northerners, so they would call for a withdrawal of Union troops in the South.
01:57:45.000And also they could disrupt supply lines and feed their troops.
01:58:32.000And uh the worst that happened to us was that with the barricade setup, they surrounded me screaming in Ukrainian, and I was like, I don't know what you're saying.
01:58:40.000And then one guy was like, They're Americans, they're Americans.
01:58:42.000And the guys that were actually British.
01:58:44.000And then they were immediately like, okay, you're good, you're good, you're good.
01:59:53.000Your king has aligned himself with forces that are disloyal to your own country.
01:59:59.000And so the people of the UK are subjected to an anti-British and intolerant worldview that its own government imposes on them.
02:00:08.000It's not that I'm sure there are a lot of people going to be like, oh, the you know, the the Pakistani people who come here or whatever, like, no, no, no, no.
02:00:39.000Ian would take issue with that statement.
02:00:42.000I I I actually I agree largely with Ian, and I know that my opinion, I I've I've kind of changed on this.
02:00:48.000I actually think, while it is true, it's largely a ceremonial role.
02:00:51.000I think it's not as ceremony ceremonial as you guys think.
02:00:55.000And it's the it's it's you know, I don't know, I don't know a lot about the structure of you know, the House of Commons and and and how the king basically uh gave more authority to the parliament, all that stuff.
02:01:06.000But it certainly sounds to me, based on the conversations I've had, and and I could I'm probably wrong, that you know, back in what's like the 1800s or whatever, the king's all like, hey, you know, they might kill us.
02:01:15.000Let's just pretend like we're giving up power, and then they'll believe it.
02:01:20.000I've read so much about um Britain's constitution and the monarchy and so on.
02:01:24.000I think it was a gradual decline of Britain's uh of the monarchy's power over centuries and centuries, beginning with the kind of the Magna Carta.
02:01:33.000And you know, Queen Victoria, she had some influence over choosing the Prime Minister, but she was really the last monarch who had a who had a significant role to play in British politics.
02:01:42.000And after that, the the the monarchy is basically uh a uh completely ceremonial position, in my opinion.
02:02:18.000Um, but the argument is always oh, but he would never because it's not re uh if he did it would just be a constitutional crisis and frankly the monarchy would be removed.
02:02:28.000I mean, that it it it would not happen.
02:02:30.000Like I don't imagine that for a second.
02:08:10.000Didn't Dan Brown write a whole novel about this, like from another conspiracy theory about this uh Sun thing being, I don't know, with a Catholics trying to disrupt it or something.
02:08:20.000I don't know if you've seen that film, the Da Vinci Code.
02:08:21.000Sounds like something that's oh I don't know, man.
02:08:23.000All I can say is like, look at this shit.
02:08:24.000This is some of the most incredible fucking insane bullshit ever.
02:08:50.000What if it's like a wish machine and like the global elites are like when you press the button, you can like warp reality and then Bridget Macron nudes.
02:16:22.000Uh anyway, the server there told us it's because over the holidays, we always go there and we go to Gibson's.
02:16:29.000It's like the famous place in Chicago.
02:16:31.000They have amazing, they're amazing as well.
02:16:32.000But uh the man the the uh our server there told us that some NFL dude showed up to stake 48 wearing sweatpants, and they refuse the manager refused to seat him because he was improperly dressed.
02:16:44.000The manager fired or the owner fired the manager because this was a pro NFL guy's about to drop 10 grand on a big meal with a bunch of his friends, but they wouldn't let him in.
02:17:07.000But if you go to place like stay 48, it is gonna be on the high end, it is something you're gonna want to save for, and it's gonna be a special end of the year thing.
02:17:14.000That's usually what we do, but you don't have to order the 200 steak.
02:17:18.000You can get a much cheaper steak that's probably gonna be like 40 or 50 bucks.
02:17:23.000But here's the thing they don't care what you're wearing, they don't they don't care about pomp, and they don't they don't care about dress code or any of this stupid bullshit.
02:17:32.000There are so many places where you'll go and the food is subpar, and they're like, sir, you can't wear that jacket or that that shirt in here.
02:17:44.000You know, talking about inappropriate uh dressing of sports players.
02:17:48.000Last year I went to Camelback Mountain in Phoenix and did a hike up there.
02:17:52.000It's like kind of kind of difficult hike, you know, it's quite vertical, lots of rocks and a bit of climbing and stuff.
02:17:57.000Actually, RFK Jr. did uh did it in jeans uh in like like 40 degree weather.
02:18:03.000I don't know what that is in uh Fahrenheit, like 100 degree weather.
02:18:06.000Um anyway, I was hiking there last year, and there were these really, really tall black guys with uh wearing flip-flops doing it, who like really, really struggling.
02:18:17.000And then I get to the bottom of the hike, and those people are like crowding around them taking photos of them, and one guy's like, yeah, that's Lebron James.
02:18:54.000You know, and like Bianca Sensori or whatever.
02:18:56.000I know they're not together anymore, but like imagine him showing up to a restaurant, and he's worth I don't know, I don't know, he's it's fucking rich beyond rich.
02:19:03.000Do you think they're gonna be like, sir, you can't come in here without a collar on?
02:19:08.000They're gonna be like, sir, the only color I care about is green, and as long as you got that, bro, you can sit in the ceiling.
02:19:15.000Yeah, they will let you jump around in the fountains.
02:19:17.000They'll be like, I literally don't care.
02:19:19.000It's like I'd like to play in the fountain while I wait for my food.
02:19:31.000Yeah, no boo, Very expensive high-end chain of sushi places.
02:19:35.000All the real high-end places where you're getting the premium shit, like the wagyu sashimi, they don't give a shit what you look like as long as you don't stink.
02:19:59.000I love the meme where it's like libs, yeah.
02:20:01.000The meme, it's like someone posted a picture where they were in a coffee shop and there was an American flag hanging the back, and they're like about to get the worst coffee of my life.
02:20:08.000It's like it's like they're like, man, this the like the woke, weird trans chick behind the counter or or guy or whatever, is gonna make me coffee, but I'm just gonna be the best fucking latte I've ever seen.