Today on the show, we hear about the latest in the Trump/Russia scandal, the Supreme Court hearings, and the protests in New York City. We also hear about a woman who says her kids couldn t play soccer because of all the illegal immigrants in the city.
00:00:04.000The Donald Trump criminal trial continues today, and surprising no one, several jurors who are found to be fairly anti-Trump are being allowed on this case.
00:00:15.000I am a firm believer that there is not a single juror who will say not guilty to Donald Trump.
00:00:21.000Because even if they think he is, they live in New York and they don't want to be the person who gets identified as being the person who let Trump go.
00:00:40.000And then we have the Supreme Court hearings, where it looks like SCOTUS may be siding with the January 6th defendants over the obstruction charge.
00:00:49.000Ragging on this government lawyer who basically said that if you pull a fire alarm to stop a vote, that's not obstruction.
00:00:59.000But if you are escorted through the building by cops, well, certainly that is.
00:01:03.000Now, of course, the solicitor general didn't say it exactly like that, but that's basically the gist of it.
00:01:08.000Supreme Court justice asked, what about pulling a fire alarm or coming into the court and shutting down the Supreme Court proceedings?
00:01:13.000And she said, well, we can't really prove they knew they were doing anything wrong if they did.
00:01:21.000Plus, in New York, over 1,000 African migrants, mostly, I believe, criminal aliens, stormed City Hall trying to get into this hearing.
00:01:31.000And according to the New York Post, it was because they were promised by activists green cards and work permits.
00:01:37.000So, of course, many people are complaining.
00:01:39.000There's one story from a woman who says her kids couldn't play their soccer game because migrants had taken over the soccer field and the referee decided, we can't do this, and left.
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00:04:31.000Here's the first story from the Daily Mail.
00:04:34.000Judge tears into Trump for intimidating jury after warning he could be jailed for disruptive behavior as juror is dismissed for posting lock him up on social media.
00:04:45.000Now, what I love about this is there are actually worse things than that.
00:04:49.000There are people who actually joined what is like a pro Biden parade or something like that.
00:05:08.000Jesse Franklin Murdoch says kangaroo court.
00:05:11.000No orthodox Jews allowed, but Trump derangement syndrome is no problem.
00:05:15.000In this post from Erica Orton, Judge Juan Merchant denied another attempt by the Trump lawyer Todd Blanche to dismiss a prospective juror over social media posts, one of which said, Republicans projected to pick up 70 seats in prison.
00:05:28.000Blanche noted that both sides had, quote, a fair bit of colloquy with the prospective juror.
00:05:36.000She said such things like, she lost sleep last night over whether she could be fair or impartial.
00:05:42.000The judge denied an effort by Trump's lawyers to remove a prospective juror who shared social media posts that showed celebrations on the Upper West Side after Trump lost the 2020 election.
00:05:50.000The judge said he believed the prospective juror, when she answered, she could be impartial if she was selected for the panel.
00:05:57.000Donald Trump is facing already contempt charges for alleged violations of the gag order.
00:06:02.000He's been threatened with 30 days in jail, and we have numerous instances where the jurors have a clear bias against Donald Trump.
00:06:09.000I do not see a scenario where a single juror will say not guilty.
00:06:14.000Because even if they think Trump is not guilty, not a single juror wants to be the person who has to be surrounded by New York Trump deranged liberals and show themselves to be a Trump supporter.
00:06:27.000If this jury says Trump is not guilty, their lives in New York are over.
00:06:33.000I imagine they'll get attacked in the streets, they'll be kicked out of every club, they'll never be able to eat again.
00:06:37.000Do you see how many jurors they went through?
00:06:38.000They went through like a hundred jurors, and God knows how many times half of them burned through.
00:06:42.000I don't know if you follow that one guy, but he's tweeting out about every juror that comes through.
00:06:46.000I mean, the craziest of things, too, with the people and how they've known about Trump and how they followed him forever.
00:07:03.000I mean, the fact that the judge has denied Trump the right to go to the Supreme Court.
00:07:07.000Now, this is what everyone was talking about, that Trump asked to go to Barron's graduation, and the judge said, well, we'll see how things are moving along, but I'll wait to see where we're at in the case before I decide if you can do it.
00:07:20.000Trump got pissed and was like, I can't even go to my son's graduation!
00:07:37.000I think as a former president, Donald Trump has a duty to this country to be at the Supreme Court during the oral arguments for presidential immunity.
00:07:54.000I believe that presidents are immune from criminal prosecution for actions they took during the course of their official duties, which certainly would fall under what Trump was doing, especially considering he was impeached over what happened on January 6th, but he was acquitted ultimately.
00:08:10.000So there is an element of double jeopardy, I suppose.
00:08:13.000But, you know, I'm not going to cry too much if they rule that presidents don't have immunity.
00:08:18.000There's still no guarantee that Trump is actually convicted on any of these things.
00:08:27.000But at the very least, I can say it opens the door to Barack Obama being criminally charged for the extrajudicial assassinations of Anwar al-Awlaki and his son, Abdurahman al-Awlaki.
00:08:37.000Not that I really believe anyone would ever prosecute Barack Obama, but hey, please, fine.
00:09:03.000And yet here we are going through this waste of taxpayer dollars saying, hey, 100 jurors, what do you guys think?
00:09:09.000Have you guys heard of this guy, Donald Trump?
00:09:11.000You know that building you bought ice cream at with his name on it?
00:09:13.000Have you heard about the ice skating rink?
00:09:15.000I mean, there are a lot of people in New York who have fond memories of Trump who You know, would have been sympathetic to him, who maybe have turned against him since he got more involved in politics, right?
00:09:25.000But either way, it seems impossible to think that, you know, there was one juror that got dismissed who was like, I would love to serve on the jury for the greatest president ever, but my job makes it impossible, right?
00:09:37.000So there are people who are like, no, I want to be on Trump's jury.
00:09:50.000Or there was like a surgeon who got dismissed or there was a high school teacher who was like, no, I could not be impartial.
00:09:55.000Like, some of them are self-selecting out.
00:09:57.000But what concerns me is the fact that this judge is like, Trump, you have to stay here.
00:10:02.000We're the most important thing in the world.
00:10:04.000And that there are going to be jurors who are like, yes, I could be impartial, knowing full well that they have already decided that he's guilty.
00:10:10.000There was this one, uh, case, I can't remember what it was, it might have been Kyle Rittenhouse, I'm not sure, where, uh, I think it was Rittenhouse, one of the jurors said, I do think I could be impartial for this case, but as a staunch advocate of the Second Amendment, I don't think it would be right, so, and they're like, okay, you're excused, and every conservative on Twitter is just like, this is the problem.
00:11:32.000I'd like to think that there's somebody that's going to be the last of the 12 angry men in a room that's going to be like, no, actually, we're going to do this right and give him an impartial verdict.
00:13:43.000It would put Rhonda Sanders in the position of having to comply with a state request from Georgia to Florida to go and get Trump.
00:13:51.000And if Ron DeSantis did, it'd be the end of his political career.
00:13:56.000He'd have to say, no, I will not file this paperwork.
00:13:59.000And then Trump could say, I've received no paperwork.
00:14:01.000They can say whatever they want on TV, but if they don't, they don't come through a legal, the legal system, it's just meaningless words on TV.
00:14:07.000As for New York, I suppose the issue is Trump owns a lot of his net worth is tied to New York.
00:14:13.000If it were me, I would say, with all due respect, Your Honor, I will be attending the Supreme Court oral arguments, as this has tremendous consequences for this nation.
00:14:25.000And I mean that in no disrespect to this state, to your proceedings, and I believe my lawyers can more than sufficiently be here to carry out their duties.
00:14:34.000But I also have a duty to this country that cannot be ignored.
00:15:08.000However, principally, if it were me, I might just be like, come and get me, you know?
00:15:13.000It does capitalize off the sense of distrust that a lot of Americans have in the judicial system right now, right?
00:15:18.000Like, he's at jury selection, which means it's even more of a circus, and already a lot of Americans don't trust jury trials, right?
00:15:26.000They don't feel like the federal government or whatever government's going after them is doing it with good intentions.
00:15:31.000And the whole situation, especially with the Supreme Court, Exemplifies the sort of tangled weave of court cases that Trump is now engaged in, right?
00:15:40.000He can't go to one case that he's involved in because another state has said, no, you have to be here.
00:15:45.000Meanwhile, another part of New York is investigating him for something else and another part.
00:15:49.000And over here in Atlanta, like this guy can't win.
00:15:52.000And I think if he doesn't participate, as I understood it from my lawyer in New York, they can revoke the bond as it relates to the Georgia case.
00:16:02.000Like, why would those two things be like?
00:16:03.000And I think for the American voter in some ways just always hearing about it from the press in a way that makes, you know, the press is attacking Trump, I think it would make the average American citizen more sympathetic to that, to him.
00:16:16.000Because it says this is a system that's trying to oppress you and a lot of Americans feel that that's what the government's purpose is right now.
00:16:21.000They are trying, it's to oppress them.
00:16:24.000I actually, I think Trump may have a civic duty to not attend the trial in New York and to just go home.
00:16:34.000And the reason being is that this is a corrupt DA with fraudulent charges using the power of the state to go after a president which for clearly political reasons.
00:16:45.000And I think Trump should give a press conference in Bedminster or probably better off Mar-a-Lago because Jersey would probably arrest him too.
00:16:54.000But, uh, he should go to Florida and just say, there is no underlying crime.
00:16:59.000Until Bragg produces the underlying crime that upgrades business filing misdemeanors to a felony, I will not take this seriously.
00:17:11.000The charge against Trump is that Michael Cohen was paid off Stormy Daniels and that Trump lied about the payments to Michael Cohen on his filing, calling it a legal expenses retainer, which is falsifying documents, a misdemeanor.
00:17:26.000But it could be a felony if it was done in furtherance of another crime.
00:17:31.000Bragg has not revealed any underlying crimes.
00:17:34.000And the payments that Trump made according to the FEC and DOJ are not criminal actions.
00:17:40.000That being the case, I think Trump actually has a civic duty to say until there is a legitimate underlying crime that Will justify the upgrade to a felony.
00:17:56.000And I don't care to waste my time with a clown show.
00:17:59.000The problem now that I see is that New York and Atlanta, and the federal government for that matter, I mean especially January 6th, they're creating fake charges against people.
00:18:10.000I mean the obstruction charge now at the Supreme Court is another great example of this.
00:18:15.000Charging the J6ers, particularly Jacob Chansley, the Q Shaman, with obstruction, despite the fact that what he did doesn't qualify, and this was even sussed out in court, in the Supreme Court hearing today, although they didn't get to it specifically, but literally, even the premise from the Solicitor General was that if you don't know what you're doing is wrong, it's not wrong.
00:19:36.000Even the former president, when everybody knows this is bunk, is like, well, I guess I'll just act like it's legitimate and make sure everyone in the world knows I am treating it seriously like it's a real charge.
00:19:48.000I think that's one of the conflicts that maybe people get from their lawyers.
00:19:53.000I've known a lot of people to have really serious legal issues, especially even in the state of New York, and the first thing they get told, even if there are no charges, is cooperate.
00:20:01.000You know, look like you're complying or look like you're not holding up whatever they're doing so that way it doesn't look to a judge like you're the problem.
00:20:09.000And I think that advice is often bad because complying, especially with a judicial system like they have in New York, which is heavily biased, just means that you're letting them get information from you or you're going along with their system just so that they can use it against you later.
00:20:27.000A hundred, several hundred to a thousand plus far leftists rampaged through Washington, D.C.
00:20:47.000The federal government paid far leftists and black clad violent arsonists got paid out something I think to the tune of a million plus dollars for being wrongfully arrested or something.
00:20:59.000I hope they do that for the January 6th people who get exonerated.
00:21:03.000The point here is I see it all the time.
00:21:07.000We were talking about it with Doug Mackey.
00:21:09.000I talked about it with the Steven Crowder case when it comes to judges right now.
00:21:13.000Every cop and every judge, and I mean this somewhat in a general sense, obviously not literally all of them, they're just thinking in the back of their mind, what do I have to do to be able to go home, sit down in my recliner and watch the game?
00:21:29.000Conservatives comply every step of the way, so we're good there.
00:21:35.000The left never complies, burns things to the ground and beats people and shoots them and kills them in some instances.
00:21:42.000So, what does that tell the judges, the prosecutors, and the lawyers?
00:21:46.000On January 20th, 2017, when hundreds of far leftists were kettled by cops and arrested, and I was in this group that got arrested.
00:21:54.000I was there for like two hours before being released because I had a press pass, and I'm not an idiot.
00:21:59.000Some other journalists were screaming in the face of cops spitting on them.
00:22:01.000I was standing off to the side, waving my press pass, being like, officers, please.
00:22:05.000So I ended up getting released without getting charged, but I was arrested.
00:22:08.000I was told I was arrested several times.
00:24:21.000It's like, well, At a certain point, the system either breaks or you bend the knee.
00:24:27.000My fear is, if this system is allowed to persist as it is, welcome to the communist revolution you've lost.
00:24:33.000If Donald Trump, the former president, says these are false charges, I refuse to subject myself to a charge that has no underlying crime and has been falsely presented.
00:24:41.000Take it up with the federal government and we'll file in federal court and challenge this.
00:24:45.000He's complying with every step of the way.
00:24:53.000Every time he gets sued over a ridiculous 30-year claim of rape, and he says, guess I'll show up for this one, then they say you're guilty.
00:25:23.000If they can do this to him, what would they do to you?
00:25:25.000I can't say whether or not he should resist and not go, but I will say that I think it demonstrates a really effective image to voters that are saying, even Donald Trump, who was president, a billionaire, this well-known guy, is having to do these things.
00:25:39.000I would not be able to even afford the defense that he can.
00:25:42.000So the concern I have is maybe Trump's playing the victim angle of the government is out to get me.
00:25:58.000My concern, however, is that when I meet your run-of-the-mill normie NPC out in the street, they go, yeah, but I mean Trump's, like he did, he was fraud with his business and now he's in criminal court for it.
00:26:12.000And you're like, do you know what the trial's about?
00:27:20.000This is what we consistently... We keep seeing it over and over again.
00:27:24.000I would argue that in... The case in New York with the Proud Boys is interesting.
00:27:29.000They certainly said stupid things on livestream, like they were laughing about getting into the fight.
00:27:33.000But you show up to your own private event to see a speech, it was Gavin McGinnis speaking, and far leftists surround the building screaming at people, harassing them, and then putting on masks, threatening people.
00:27:46.000When you're trying to leave, and they're surrounding, and they're on every street corner yelling at you, and then the Proud Boys are like, okay, I guess let's go.
00:27:54.000Like, if we're gonna leave and these guys are on every street corner, then it's either going through them or we're not leaving.
00:28:00.000Then they thought the police would be on their side.
00:29:03.000There was a couple times, so Chris is the executive editor, I talk to him pretty much every day, and there was a time, I don't know if you remember this, during the Fannie Willis hearings when they were trying to determine if she had, you know, incorrectly hired something, like her, you know, boyfriend and things like that, where we were watching a live stream in our separate offices and I was like messaging him like, this judge obviously wants to leave.
00:29:27.000And it was just, you can tell, I mean, I think there is something to the fact that some judges are like, I don't want to be here.
00:29:33.000But there was that one judge, I can't remember his name now, who, like, remember when they panned to him with the camera and he, like, smiled?
00:30:23.000Just fix it and we'll just keep going.
00:30:25.000It's like, can you really keep going if all this time there was an ethical problem?
00:30:29.000And even so, he essentially admitted at the end of the day that she's poisoned how this trial looks to the average person in the public, you know, so.
00:30:37.000But people think- They didn't do anything about it.
00:30:39.000People think judges are these intelligent, smart arbiters of truth and justice, and I think the easiest way to explain it is, imagine you and your next-door neighbor were fighting over a lawnmower.
00:30:53.000Go to the neighbor across the street and ask him to adjudicate between the two of you, and you'll be like, what?
00:31:02.000They don't know any better than anybody else, sure, they have An understanding of the legal system, but justice is not an issue of the legal system.
00:31:46.000Also, how will all of this play into- I mean, Trump has said several times, I'm gonna win New York.
00:31:52.000To be fair, they're saying it's keeping him from the campaign trail, but he's exactly in one of the states that he's sort of- in baseball, they like Point to, like, where they hit the ball or whatever.
00:32:01.000Like, this is Trump being in New York, being like, and I'm here to campaign.
00:32:04.000Like, if I'm going to make this a national stage, I'm going to win the state, which is interesting.
00:32:08.000He's pulling a Babe Ruth from that courtroom by being in there.
00:33:13.000I think the whole idea that they're trying to keep him off the campaign trail with these, you know, basically legal handcuffs, it is, has always been crazy, but it really backfired when he, before, way before the RNC, way earlier than I expected, just became the presumptive nominee, right?
00:33:28.000It was one thing when there were people competing with him, you know, maybe there would be a long shot campaign, probably not.
00:33:34.000But now everyone knows November is a rematch between him and Biden.
00:33:39.000And we're all sort of hanging out in the meantime, right?
00:34:15.000So what does that mean for the breadth of this statute?
00:34:21.000Would a sit-in that disrupts a trial or access to a federal courthouse qualify?
00:34:27.000Would a heckler in today's audience qualify or at the State of the Union address?
00:34:33.000Would pulling a fire alarm before a vote qualify for 20 years in federal prison?
00:34:42.000There are multiple elements of the statute that I think might not be satisfied by those hypotheticals, and it relates to the point I was going to make to the Chief Justice about the breadth of this statute.
00:34:51.000The kind of built-in limitations are the things that I think would potentially suggest that many of those things wouldn't be something the government could charge or prove as 1512c2 beyond a reasonable doubt.
00:35:01.000vote would include the fact that the actus reus does require obstruction, which we understand
00:36:05.000I know, I heard the argument yesterday.
00:36:08.000You know, I feel bad for this Elizabeth Preligar because she has to argue what is the stupidest position imaginable because it makes literally no sense.
00:36:18.000But she has to, it's her job, so she's trying, bless her heart, she's trying.
00:36:22.000But then we have to prove it was done corruptly.
00:36:25.000They knew what they were doing is wrong.
00:36:27.000She is... What's surprising to me is this would end leftist political organizing overnight.
00:36:36.000I'm of the mind, I'm like, oh, I actually want her to win this one.
00:36:40.000If she wins this, that means anytime Antifa protests in the street, anytime they show up and bang on a door of the building, 20 years in prison.
00:36:50.000Now, I really don't think that's good for this country.
00:36:53.000But her argument is, they have to prove you knowingly that you were intending to obstruct and that there was wrongdoing in it.
00:37:03.000Okay, well these leftist organizations have direct action meetings where they get together and they explain why you will be arrested because what you're doing is wrong.
00:37:13.000In which case, her argument is meaningless.
00:37:16.000I really do think based on this we're going to see the Supreme Court come out on the side of the J6ers.
00:37:21.000And from what I've heard from this day in court, they're citing his social media posts, right?
00:37:23.000to obstruction. Jacob Chansley is a good example. How could this man have known what he was doing
00:37:28.000is wrong if the police escorted him through the building to which he then said, thank you,
00:37:33.000officers, for allowing us in the building. And from what I've heard from this this day in court,
00:37:40.000they're citing his social media posts, right? They're saying he said this, that and the other
00:37:44.000that we should stop the vote, do whatever. But I feel like that all comes to an end when you
00:37:50.000you get there and the police are like, come on in.
00:37:53.000Then you're not disrupting anything, the police are letting you in.
00:37:56.000No matter what your intention was coming to DC, the second you get there and police say, it's cool if you come in, then you're just going in because the police said it was okay.
00:38:12.000When Gorsuch asks her, these protesters are intending to block the vote and shut it down, and she goes, yeah, but they may think they have a First Amendment right to do so.
00:38:20.000So because they think they have a right to do it, it's legal?
00:38:25.000I guarantee you, each and every one of those J6ers were screaming First Amendment, right to a regis of grievances, believing they had a right to go into a public building and contest the vote.
00:38:39.000The government is basically arguing to the government, mind you, which is hilarious, that they get to decide when they think you did something wrong.
00:39:32.000But actually, I don't think it was so naive.
00:39:34.000I think it was just the state of politics in, in, in the two thousands and, uh, and
00:39:39.000before Democrats and Republicans would hang out with each other.
00:39:44.000Conservatives and liberals and family members would argue, but they'd get along and buy each other's presents.
00:39:50.000Now it's, if you're a Trump supporter, you go to prison for the rest of your life.
00:39:54.000If you're a far leftist who firebombed a building, we'll let you pass.
00:39:57.000We're at the point now where the polarization is so extreme.
00:40:01.000She's literally arguing to the government they have a right to imprison whoever they think did something wrong whether it's she's her argument is literally if we don't like you we lock you up have a nice day that's it the far left can shut down official proceedings Bowman can pull the warning the emergency signs off the door and pull the fire alarm and nothing And you could bumble into a building with no barricades, the doors were open by police, you could take a selfie with the cops who will smile, you could say, thank you, officer, for allowing me in.
00:41:26.000You don't think Trump actually wants it though, do you?
00:41:28.000All these charges against him and whatnot.
00:41:31.000No, I think Trump would like to go to his son's graduation.
00:41:34.000But I also think that sooner or later, my fear is there is no alternative scenario other than, no alternative circumstance, other than Republicans start acting, conservatives, not so much Republicans, start acting like Antifa, and that they no longer believe the government exists.
00:41:55.000I think what we're seeing right now with, especially with Elizabeth Prelogar's argument that Oh, the J6ers knew what they were doing is wrong, so we can lock them up, but the far left is two firebombed buildings aren't being charged with this.
00:43:41.000But let's just say a guy in a black hoodie and a mask shows up to your house with his buddies, and they say, get out of your house, get on your knees, we're tying you up, we're putting you in the van.
00:43:50.000What does any security consultant tell you?
00:43:59.000When you are faced with kidnap, the number one thing they tell you is you must do everything in your power to stop them from being able to take you to the second location.
00:44:11.000Talk to actual security consultants on that one.
00:44:14.000But what I see now with this case against Trump, these are people who do not have any legitimate legal grounds to arrest, detain, or even try Donald Trump.
00:44:26.000Even on CNN, there was a judge saying that the judge should be recused over what his daughter's been doing.
00:44:33.000It was apparently Caitlin Collins talking to him.
00:44:37.000It's all of its relevant and I think it's it's we're going to get to the point where people just You know, look, imagine a guy showed up to your house with a badge that said, the National Development Control Facility of Excellence and Prestige.
00:44:53.000And he claimed he was the emperor of the region and you were his... The question is... Tell him to get the hell out of there.
00:45:27.000I mean, isn't conserving something as important as government or something that conservatives perceive as being as important as government?
00:45:34.000Isn't that something that they can't ever really let go of completely?
00:45:37.000No, it In a certain sense, if a judge signed off on a warrant, and they showed up to your house and said, look, I'm just doing my job, I got a warrant, conservatives would say, well, okay, officer, I respect what you're doing.
00:45:49.000But when the cop shows up to your house and says, we don't have a warrant, we don't need a warrant, there's no charges against you, you're going to get on your knees right now, or else people are going to be like, okay, this is a shakedown.
00:46:00.000We've seen it a little bit when conservatives are stomping on the thin blue line flags because up in the Pacific Northwest the cops were abusing the right and letting Antifa wreak havoc.
00:46:13.000This lady has exposed the government massively, and I don't know if... Maybe we'll never see the ramifications of this?
00:46:22.000Maybe the right will always just get on their knees and say, thank you, sir, may I have another?
00:46:29.000Well, if Trump defied the judge's orders, and he did actually go to the SCOTUS hearing, or if he went to his son's graduation, that might be a moment where everybody would flip.
00:46:50.000I think we did see a signal from the Supreme Court today that they are aware that the judicial system is essentially operating with a political bias.
00:46:58.000I mean, so one of the articles that we have up on Sienna right now is on Idaho, the court ruling that Idaho can continue to enforce its restrictions on gender intervention, like medical, whatever else.
00:47:11.000And the case was originally bought by families of two minors who said, well, if you ban their access to hormones, they'll suffer a mental, you know, mental stress, mental issue.
00:47:20.000And a court ruled in their favor, went all the way up to the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court, what the case came down to was this idea that the court had issued a universal injunction.
00:47:29.000They had said, because these people brought a complaint against this part of the law, all of the law can't be enforced.
00:47:36.000And the state said, well, if we let these people, we make an exception, these minors can get their hormones, can we enforce the ban on surgeries?
00:47:43.000And the court, you know, the headlines will tell you this is about LGBTQ transgender policy for minors, but really it comes down to this idea that the court acknowledged that more and more lower courts are issuing these universal injunctions as a way to stop laws that people don't like.
00:48:01.000And again, that's not really how this is supposed to work.
00:48:05.000But there are activist groups who use, like you said, lawfare as warfare, and are able to say, well, if we sue and we get a sympathetic judge, they'll stop this in its tracks, and that reverses anything that's done by the legislature.
00:48:16.000So we do know that the Supreme Court is starting to signal, like, one of the lines in it is, like, as these universal injunction cases become more and more common, we'll get more of these high-profile cases challenging the law.
00:48:28.000And I just think it's interesting that, you know, there are a lot of issues, but I don't know that conservatives will ever say, like, we're anti-government, right?
00:48:37.000But they might start to say the way our government operates right now is broken and we cannot treat it like a functional, healthy government.
00:49:10.000They were, according to this article, promised green cards and work permits.
00:49:16.000I look at this and these are criminal aliens.
00:49:20.000The reason we know that most of them, not all, but most of them are likely criminal aliens is that they were seeking green cards, so they're not here legally.
00:49:30.000Perhaps some of them may be on tourist visas, I don't know.
00:49:34.000I think the average American starts to look at this stuff and you have to realize, well, I shouldn't say it this way because I hope Donald Trump wins and I hope it's not the case, but I think many people may start to believe there is no government.
00:50:49.000And the thing that I think too that's crazy about this is, Tim, is because, you know, my family founded a Fortune 500 home building company, and everybody always asks me, how are housing companies and how are all these houses so expensive these days?
00:51:01.000Well, partially it's because of all this immigration, in my opinion.
00:51:05.000Because what happens is you have a lot of these lower income immigrants come into the country, they take up the housing stock, they take up the demand, they push up prices.
00:51:13.000I think this is also going to cause inflation with regard to housing.
00:51:16.000And to your point, when you don't enforce the laws and you allow people to come in, and I'm not saying one thing or the other, I'm just saying the facts of supply and demand are, if you have the same amount of supply or lower supply, which you have for housing, and you have greater demand, You're going to see also the cost of goods, in my opinion, go up in this country and continue to go up, specifically housing.
00:51:36.000This is something that the immigration minister in New Zealand just talked about.
00:51:40.000You know, New Zealand is a very, very small country anyways.
00:51:43.000And they were actually talking about restricting legal immigration, restricting short term work visas.
00:51:47.000I'm looking at Chris because he added so many articles.
00:51:50.000I'm like, remember when this happened?
00:52:03.000The other thing that bothers me a lot about when we talk about migration is that the government uses migration as this way to say like, oh look, it's solving all these problems that we are not willing to address.
00:52:13.000So one of the things that comes up a lot with birth rate is that the American birth rate is declining.
00:52:18.000Some of it is that Millennials are like, I can't afford this.
00:52:22.000But instead you'll see these articles about Birth rate declining and then you'll have the same organization say, but don't worry because, you know, migration helps us.
00:52:30.000So we're not in crisis because rather than encouraging and helping American families have their own children, we're just bringing in new people who aren't from here and may not even be here legally.
00:52:38.000Like, they act like this is the solution to problems when actually they could offer, you know, child tax care credits.
00:52:45.000They could do all kinds of things, but instead they're like, it's just easier for us to replace you.
00:53:31.000Maud Marin says, yesterday my eldest son's soccer team could not play one of their scheduled games because migrants refused to leave the field the league had permits for.
00:53:39.000Even after the cops came and told them they needed to leave, finally the ref said it was too late for the game to start and left.
00:53:45.000Two teams of high school boys in uniform, with their coaches present, and a valid permit could not play a soccer match in New York City because our city has become lawless.
00:53:53.000Not the biggest issue or problem, but so ugly and so diminishing to the quality of life.
00:53:58.000Elon Musk responds, this will get much worse.
00:54:38.000The price of gold has jumped quite a bit.
00:54:41.000I think, what, maybe like 400 bucks in the past few months?
00:54:44.000And reports that ultra-wealthy Americans have started purchasing passports in huge numbers, more than we've seen before.
00:54:52.000Well, I forgot what they're calling them, but they're like emergency secondary passports for other countries because the fear is... It's... It's collapsing.
00:56:15.000They're living in shelters, and the hearing was on the treatment of the migrants at shelters.
00:56:22.000There's some behind-the-scenes stuff that hasn't been made public yet that some journalists are working on that I can't say too much about, but let me just say that I think most people assume it's worse than we realize.
00:56:59.000And they told the woman who had been raped not to tell anybody, because if the press found out, it would hurt their cause.
00:57:07.000Take that into consideration when you see what's going on with this stuff, and imagine what's going on in these cities and these shelters that they're not telling you about.
00:57:14.000Yeah, this is really dismaying, so I'd like to add an additional black pill on top of it.
00:57:18.000Because there was one piece of coverage today that I thought was just the perfect encapsulation of this situation and where we're kind of at right now.
00:58:25.000But when normies decide, like porn stars decide, hey, the real grift is finding God and convincing.
00:58:31.000It reminds me of that South Park episode where Cartman's like, Christian music is the path towards getting a platinum record because Christians will buy whatever.
00:58:40.000And my point is, Once grifters are like, the real money is here, then the culture shifts in that direction.
00:58:49.000Because they feel that is the right side of history.
01:02:00.000I think about these things with these wars and stuff too about this Ukraine thing and even the Israeli conflict is, you look at on Twitter, people are dying every day.
01:02:11.000I mean, one of the things we do with Twitter philanthropy, ex-philanthropy now, is we pay for groceries for people who are going through chemo.
01:02:16.000I mean, people can't afford to afford groceries.
01:02:19.000They have to be out of work when they have chemo.
01:02:21.000I mean, in my opinion, this is where the resources should be going.
01:02:24.000And unfortunately or fortunately, that's why we have to do what we have to do.
01:02:29.000Well, to your point about the abortion issue, we just sent our field reporter, Elad, to a Trump rally in Pennsylvania, and he was talking to Trump supporters that were there, and he would bring up the abortion issue.
01:02:39.000And for the most part, they didn't really want to talk about it.
01:02:42.000There was one guy that was just like, I'm not an abortion guy.
01:02:49.000Yeah, and like he would ask some follow-up questions and I just sensed a general kind of apathy toward that whole issue, because there are more pressing issues that are really impacting people's day-to-day lives.
01:02:59.000Right, if you can't pay your medical bills and you can't pay for groceries, you can't really talk about other things.
01:03:05.000Hypothetical and philosophical ethical debates, while there is a place for them, and you know I know this abortion in particular is an important issue for a lot of conservatives, If you are struggling to make ends meet, you are needing to stop that issue first, right?
01:03:17.000You need to triage where the biggest issue is.
01:03:20.000Which again, I think only works in Trump's favor this election cycle.
01:03:23.000I don't think it works in Biden's favor.
01:03:25.000That's why, you know, our beloved Vice President Kamala Harris is not currently on an anti-inflation tour.
01:03:32.000She's on a national abortion speaking tour.
01:03:38.000It just seems like, and unfortunately this was similar in 2019 and 2020, Moody's Analytics was giving Trump this amazing projection for a victory in 2020, and then COVID, and it made everything very different.
01:03:53.000Looking at what's going on right now, I think if you track historical precedent, It would be insane to think Trump could lose with the rate of inflation, with mass migration.
01:04:06.000I mean, historically, we don't really have TikTok and Instagram and X. But now we're seeing these videos pop up all day, every day of people being like, I can't afford to live this way.
01:04:50.000And I think, again, we – so one of Nikki Haley's – she gave that speech before she dropped out saying, I'm not going to drop out no matter what happens in South Carolina.
01:04:59.000She – and to her credit, she dropped out after Super Tuesday – she said, you know, if I left the race now, this would be the longest general election in American history.
01:05:09.000And I think in some ways that's to the American people's benefits.
01:05:13.000I always say it's because we should be pressing both leaders more intensely about who they're going to staff, like who's going to be the head of different agencies and who's going to be in the cabinet and stuff like that.
01:05:23.000But I also think it lets all of the issues simmer on a national stage a little bit longer, right?
01:05:30.000Every time you go to the grocery store and it's more expensive or I just saw the other day that car insurance was up by 26% nationally.
01:05:37.000Every time you have to pay a bill as we drive towards the election, you have to think very seriously between, do I want the status quo, which is Joe Biden, or do I want something else, which is Trump?
01:05:48.000Look, it's fascinating to me that the Democratic Party outright says you should have less stuff.
01:05:55.000They're screaming in your face, there's too many people, you shouldn't have kids, there's too much pollution, there's too much carbon, you shouldn't be driving.
01:06:03.000And then Trump is of the party that says, drill, baby, drill.
01:06:07.000The craziest thing is on Twitter, sometimes I'll just test some things out there, because I have this audience, as I said, that's 50% Democrats, 50% Republicans.
01:06:15.000And I'll tweet out something innocuous like, you know, it's great to have children, or you should consider having children.
01:06:22.000And just the most vile tweets in the entire world.
01:06:24.000And I don't know what political ideology people are saying this, I have an idea.
01:06:29.000But I just can't believe how pissed people get when you just, and I say fairly innocent stuff too, like, you should just maybe have more kids.
01:08:45.000So he burned the sign, the sign got forgotten and he just, like we talked about this before, he kicks the sign and then leaves and he's brooding about it.
01:08:52.000So he comes back with a lighter and then the sign gets repaired and he broods about it some more for several months.
01:10:41.000So take a look at What millennials do, and now consider what they'll do when they're older, when they're the ones in charge of these institutions.
01:11:22.000This guy's coming up with fake accounts.
01:11:24.000What is creating people to just go and do these crazy acts right now where they're hiding behind things or going out and doing this thinking nobody's going to catch them.
01:11:36.000And they're just totally mentally hijacked.
01:11:42.000I don't think it was months apart, I think he put the wrong, February was wrong or something like that.
01:11:47.000He might, I can't, I remember when we talked about this initially and there's maybe it's wrong, there's also like, I don't know where in the country this is, there's no snow on the ground, the leaves look similar.
01:11:56.000But either way, he came back multiple days to be like- It was multiple days, he corrected early on, he said that it was meant to be August, not February, so.
01:12:07.000I don't think it's that Trump made them crazy.
01:12:13.000I think it's that they were raised in a country making them crazy and now they're older and we are seeing this and it's shocking to us because we've never seen people this old.
01:12:23.000When this guy was 17, I'm sure he did a bunch of really dumb stuff, and his friends laughed about it.
01:12:28.000I'm sure they bought cans of shaving cream and sprayed it all over the place, jumped in shopping carts and pushed people down the stairs, and were doing ridiculous things like that.
01:12:37.000Now he's an older guy, and he's doing the exact same things he's likely always done.
01:12:42.000We are just shocked to see someone who's older doing it, because when we were younger, older people did not do this.
01:12:47.000Well, and we can catch him digitally, too.
01:13:31.000You know, one of the things I've talked about quite a bit is the polarization is not caused by Trump.
01:13:38.000The polarization is rooted in the generations.
01:13:43.000And so the reason why we saw in the 90s, when you look at the Pew research on the political alignment, Democrats and Republicans overlap because they did.
01:13:51.000Now you see the political climate spreading.
01:13:53.000It's because younger people are polarized, and they're becoming more and more polarized based on the media they consume.
01:14:00.000When these 13-year-olds, in 10 years, are 23, they will be voting, and they are going to be as far left and as far right as possible.
01:14:08.000And then we're going to be like, what's polarizing this country?
01:14:37.000How can you run a country that's this divided?
01:14:42.000How can you coexist with people who fundamentally believe in things that you think are evil and wrong?
01:14:48.000You know, the question I ask on the abortion issue for people on the right, if you think abortion is murder, would you act in defense of the baby about to be murdered?
01:15:03.000But I wonder what happens when you have ideas like that, hyper-polarized, and you get to the point where the next generations grow up, and then you have 30-year-olds who are substantially more polarized, and they're engaging in behaviors that are considered to be abject evil.
01:15:19.000I mean, look at Maid, for instance, medical assistants and dying.
01:15:22.000I mean, you've got in Europe young women who are like, I'm bored, and the doctor says, we will kill you.
01:15:29.000Quite literally, a woman said, I don't know what I'm alive for and I have no purpose and I can't take it so I just want to die.
01:15:58.000Yeah, I think ultimately there comes a point where it's like when you're stretching a rubber band, right?
01:16:04.000When it's pulled too far in different directions, either it snaps and you have two separate things or you have to release it and it comes back together.
01:16:10.000It's not the same as it was before, but it doesn't have the same kind of tension.
01:16:14.000And I think America's culture is at a point where it could go either way.
01:16:19.000You could either see really serious divides among people or you see a point when, you know, the tension breaks and things come back towards the center.
01:16:27.000Obviously, I think one of those probably would be more peaceful and nicer for people.
01:16:31.000I don't think people want to see the country dramatically shift and break apart.
01:16:36.000But it does not seem like our culture can sustain the way it's going when it's actually pulling itself apart.
01:16:44.000Do you think as many people hate Trump as you used to?
01:16:58.000There are people who... I've met... There's one guy that I've been talking to who's like a Gen Z guy, and he's just like, I was a Democrat a few years ago, now I'm probably gonna vote for Trump.
01:17:06.000And he's just like, it's the immigration, man.
01:17:55.000Just when you're talking to people, just when I'm talking to people, even the sentiment on Twitter, you know, like for sure I posted a tweet a few weeks ago where I said, oh, I talked to the president for a few minutes or something like that.
01:18:23.000It just doesn't seem to be the way it was. Yeah, I knew people who had no business in politics
01:18:28.000Vote for Joe Biden in 2020 and this is what I argued a ban in when he was like
01:18:33.000It was rigged or stolen and I was like, you know when I saw my skateboarder friend film a video of himself
01:18:38.000Dropping his mail-in bout saying we got a vote for Biden. I was like, oh wow Trump lost
01:18:43.000Skateboarders notoriously don't care about anything.
01:18:46.000Notoriously, we'll live in a studio apartment with 10 people paying 50 bucks a month if it means they have to work less so they can skate more.
01:18:55.000And here's a guy who's like in his late 20s being like, I'm doing my part and voting for Joe Biden.
01:19:00.000And I was like, wow, now that's mobilization.
01:19:40.000I can't think of one single person that I know in my family, in my circle of friends, my friends' friends, not one person that I know has become interested in the idea of Trump.
01:20:03.000But a lot of people I know who identify as either moderate or lean left, they were going to vote for Biden Before, but now they're like, well, I'm gonna vote for Biden.
01:20:11.000Like, the enthusiasm has gone out of it, right?
01:20:14.000There isn't the same level of like, we have to vote for Biden because absolutely can't be Trump.
01:20:19.000They're like, well, I registered as a Democrat, so I should support that guy.
01:20:23.000But it's again, like I said, there's no love for Biden.
01:20:26.000People aren't saying we really believe in his leadership.
01:20:28.000We really believe in his vision for the country.
01:20:31.000We know he will not trip up stairs again.
01:20:58.000We're going to track your genetics to figure out if you are the descendant of a free black person living in the United States prior to the end of the 19th century.
01:21:20.000The California Senate Judiciary Committee has approved legislation that would establish a new cabinet-level agency tasked with carrying out the State Reparation Task Force's recommendations.
01:21:29.000The California American Freedmen's Affairs Agency would be headed by a secretary appointed by the governor.
01:21:34.000And among other things, create a genealogy office to help determine who is eligible to receive as much as 1.2 million dollars to make up for the injustices committed against their ancestors per just the news.
01:22:16.000I'm not a big fan of the racial division stuff, but, you know.
01:22:19.000There'll be a lot of white people who get it because they're descendants of slaves as well, because you get this far down the line and there's gonna be a guy who's white but does have a grandmother who was a slave or something.
01:22:27.000And I'm just like, take the land from the federal government and see if I care.
01:22:30.000Yeah, the federal government's not gonna give it up though, right?
01:22:33.000I mean, California could give away state land and instead they're like, send us your genetic information and we'll make another bureaucratic agency and help you out with taxpayer money.
01:23:02.000And of course, the government is malevolent, you know, at the state and local level.
01:23:05.000So, you know, I just... You don't think you're going to solve this?
01:23:10.000It's the Enclave, that's how I view it for those that are fans of Fallout.
01:23:13.000It is a group of powerful individuals and they've separated themselves from the system and they're just doing whatever they want at this point.
01:23:27.000And that's all that matters for them, I guess.
01:23:30.000People will do whatever the government tells them to do.
01:23:33.000Trump supporters, conservatives will back the blue.
01:23:35.000We've talked about how CBP is facilitating child sex slavery.
01:23:40.000And we've had people come on this show and say, yes or what?
01:23:43.000And I'm like, well, it's not the officer's fault, it's the president's fault.
01:23:47.000And I'm like, nah, it's the guy who's transferring children into sex slavery's fault.
01:23:52.000But this is why I am surprised that they would even propose archiving, like, a minority group's genetic material, right?
01:23:59.000Like, why would anyone be okay with this unless you think you're really going to get something out of it?
01:24:04.000And also, when has California ever delivered on these promises, right?
01:24:08.000It seems way more dangerous to the people involved.
01:24:11.000You know, they're putting a lot of private information at risk, especially if you use, I don't know, state health insurance?
01:24:16.000Like, There are all kinds of problems with this and instead they're dangling this sort of big payday out.
01:24:22.000I think only the government benefits from this and I don't think anyone who honestly thinks that they could get government money from this will see a dime.
01:24:30.000This is a state, I just had to look up the figure because it's changed, they've already squandered 10 billion dollars on a speed rail that is never going to happen.
01:24:38.000But reparations are on their way, don't worry!
01:24:42.000Just register with your race to the federal or to the state government and we'll figure it out for you.
01:24:46.000And I'm being serious, like this is one of the things, like if you have, you know, your genetic information could tell that you had a pre-existing condition, could the state then say like, oh well now you don't qualify for this type of health insurance or now we're going to do this or raise a specific tax, like why would you give them any more information to levy against you, especially when none of the money ever
01:26:05.000This seems like, again, I don't understand what problem they think they're solving other than potentially making, again, a minority group of people give them sensitive information, which I would be on high alert for.
01:26:24.000No, they say that California is five years ahead of the rest of the country and that what happens in California eventually does hit the rest of the country, though I think that's changed with the MAGA movement.
01:26:36.000I think this is, I think Trump and Trump supporters is like the first time there's been a counter to the left abuse of power and expansion of cultural authority and that's why they're really freaking out.
01:26:45.000Republicans are the Washington generals to the Democrats Harlem Globetrotters.
01:26:50.000MAGA comes along and all of a sudden you've got Washington generals dunking and actually winning and the Globetrotters are getting pissed.
01:29:15.000It's mutually assured destruction though, don't you think?
01:29:17.000Yeah, but I kind of feel like if you're facing prison when Donald Trump sends the DOJ into your state to start ripping through the corruption, you're going to sink the whole ship.
01:29:25.000You think he will use the DOJ this time?
01:29:42.000around this, uh, around his, you know, when he became the frontrunner for the Republicans.
01:29:46.000He had this meeting and, you know, we're hanging out, me and some other journalists outside this building, like, oh, Trump's inside talking with the Republicans.
01:29:52.000I bet he sat down and said, look, I'm gonna be the nominee.
01:29:56.000We're gonna work together on this one.
01:30:24.000Trump made the mistake of bringing on a bunch of people he should not have brought on because he thought he was playing ball.
01:30:29.000And then they stabbed him in the back.
01:30:32.000I think this time around, especially with these criminal trials, Trump may not be the guy people want him to be, this paladin with a hammer smashing the corruption.
01:30:43.000But he'll likely bring on some better people.
01:30:46.000Kash Patel, of course, we've talked to him and, you know, we'll see where he ends up.
01:30:50.000But I think second time around, he's going to bring on people who just say it's time to clean this mess up.
01:31:47.000I'm like, you have a conservative town in one of the most Trump-supporting states, second most Trump-supporting state in the country, where all of the Christians from a Latin mass went out, like a thousand people protesting, and they don't vote?
01:32:02.000So the city council is dominated by woke far-leftists who do whatever they want, because the right does not organize, they do not vote.
01:32:09.000So then you have Berkeley County where, right next to our building where we're setting up our Casper Coffee location, they had a drag show in the street with children on stage.
01:32:19.000And I complained to government and they were like, we can't believe this is happening, but even though it is illegal in West Virginia, the prosecutor in Berkeley County doesn't care.
01:32:44.000But that means you have to be active on every level of government, right?
01:32:47.000Like it's not enough to get the state legislature, you need to be in your local, you know, county, like everywhere.
01:32:53.000And worse still, in Jefferson County, you've got woke far leftists running for school board, getting into these schools, and then bringing in gratuitous sex content to give to children.
01:33:06.000And then the kids aren't telling their parents or don't know and the parents don't ask.
01:33:11.000So you've got Weird pedo-cultists coming in to conservative areas and infiltrating schools, and the conservative parents have no idea.
01:33:22.000And then one day, I hear from a parent, they're like, my kid came home and said that they were, you know, pan or something.
01:33:29.000And it's like, your 10-year-old does not know what that means.
01:34:01.000So one of our friends has several kids and he's talking about his kids are now at school age and he's sending them to school, but he was like, it's kind of weird.
01:34:09.000It's like this idea that Well, we've had you for six years, but now we're gonna hand you off and we're gonna see you only a third of the time or something.
01:35:19.000Somebody on your school board shares your values and it's just it's an awful situation I'm gonna I'm just gonna offend as many people as I can Superdude says Tim's talking mad ish for someone with no kids pilgrim says Tim most parents are busy at work and A few other people saying similar things.
01:35:51.000Kids need to be around their parents and learn from their parents.
01:35:54.000This is how humanity has survived for eons.
01:35:58.000The children would learn from their parents.
01:36:01.000The blacksmith father would, his son would watch him work, and then when his son was old enough, he'd say, hey, hand me that bag of bolts over there.
01:36:09.000And then as the kid got older, he'd be like, let me show you how to do this thing and do that thing.
01:36:12.000And the kid would grow up and be a master blacksmith.
01:36:15.000And then the father would get old and say, son, I think it's time you took over the shop and started a family of your own.
01:36:20.000And, or, started a family of his own well before he took over the shop.
01:36:23.000But then, you know, then he'd have kids.
01:36:26.000It has been for tens of thousands of years, children were raised by their parents.
01:36:32.000And then at the turn of the century, in the 1900s, industrialization happened, and then all of a sudden it was like, now that you're going to a factory, your children will be taken from you and handed to the state!
01:36:58.000I mean, I have an amazing mother-in-law.
01:36:59.000I mean, if I didn't have her, I mean, not only who would be these strangers who would help raise the kids, but I mean, what happened to that family nucleus?
01:37:06.000And now everybody can live everywhere and you can get on airplanes and stuff.
01:37:09.000It's like, I don't think we understand the damage that a lot of these benefits in our society have done.
01:37:15.000There are, I can't remember which country, but I think Eastern, a couple of Eastern European countries that offer tax credits or some kind of program.
01:37:21.000To grandparents who will step in and, you know, offer childcare or whatever else.
01:37:25.000So, you know, they could say, like, America says, oh, well, we'll cover preschool or we'll cover daycare.
01:37:30.000But we don't say, well, you should be able to have your kids stay with, you know, an aunt who stay at home or a grandparent who has the time, is retired.
01:37:37.000Like, instead of encouraging families to stay together, it's like, we'll just separate more.
01:37:42.000get involved in the public education system even sooner, right?
01:37:48.000I think ultimately we want families to pull together and to be there for each other, no matter what that looks like.
01:37:52.000Well, speaking in very general terms, it's the millennial generation that has all these hang-ups about, you know, not having kids for the most part.
01:37:58.000And that's because we were raised by the most entitled generation that's ever existed, the boomers.
01:38:03.000I mean, and this is a trend that I see a lot.
01:38:06.000Boomers, they don't have that sense of being a grandparent.
01:38:10.000I'm not talking about all boomers, obviously.
01:38:11.000There's going to be plenty of outliers.
01:38:13.000I hope everybody that's listening, their boomer parents are great.
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01:39:17.000Chat crashed and then reignited, so not much we can do there, but let's read your superchats.
01:40:14.000Mad Max says, Piers Morgan believes Trump going to Barron's graduation and going to jail for it would guarantee a landslide victory in November.
01:41:14.000So for the people in the chat that are saying we lost viewers, we didn't actually lose the viewers.
01:41:20.000The chat and the view count is broken on YouTube.
01:41:23.000And this, this happens periodically, but I would not be surprised if YouTube is actively screwing with us as, you know, yeah, probably, you know, it is what it is throughout the show.
01:42:29.000I thought that Trump supporters were basically just buying it up because they liked Trump.
01:42:35.000As it turns out, I was wrong, and it was actually investors who were buying Trump Truth Social stock, which surprised me because I... I agreed with the Krasensteins when they said, does anyone really think that this company is worth this?
01:42:49.000And I'm like, yeah, the people who are buying it are just Trump fans.
01:44:19.000Flying Dog Brewery, which I think is in Maryland, used to use Black Dog Coffee, which is local, for their coffee, which I always think is cool.
01:44:26.000It's cool to see those kind of local collaborations.
01:45:22.000JustPoliticalBS says, any attempt by New York City to arrest Trump or take his property while his Secret Service is flawed, anywhere his Secret Service is automatically designated federal ground superseding any local, they would be outside their purview.
01:45:40.000Rob says, Tim, what's your take on Agenda 2025?
01:45:42.000I see a lot of leftists ranting and raving about it.
01:45:47.000I'm not a leftist, so I don't really know.
01:45:49.000It's essentially a very long document that was put together by a bunch of policy makers that are saying that this policy is going to be Trump's policy moving forward.
01:45:59.000I mean, it's basically from a conservative think tank, from a brief glance at it.
01:46:04.000It's very long, a lot of pages, and they're claiming that basically Trump is going to make the most far right-wing policies that they could possibly imagine.
01:46:14.000And Trump has not said, yes, this is the plan.
01:46:16.000I can't think of a moment when he's referenced this thing that the people on TikTok are, you know, they're crying.
01:46:24.000But I did look into it and I did look over the document.
01:46:26.000I mean, it's just, it's from a think tank, basically.
01:46:29.000Do you think it's like more radical and people are surprised?
01:46:32.000Or is it just like kind of whipping outrage?
01:46:49.000I'm not going to use your correct pronouns.
01:46:53.000KingApoleonX says, Hey Tim, I don't think cops can actually justify arresting Trump because I need to support my family.
01:46:59.000If cops were fired, they could easily get donations from Trump supporters to support themselves.
01:47:04.000That's true for every single cop who ever did something wrong, and for some reason they don't do it.
01:47:08.000Like, the cops who arrested Daniel Penney, and the cops who escorted him to and from court, the cops who arrested the Proud Boys, any one of them could have said, I refuse!
01:47:22.000It's a fascinating thing to me is that people assume cops are conservatives and it's like they've never actually gone to New York City and talked to a cop because they're all just like middle-of-the-road, moderate, Democrat-leaning people because they live in New York City.
01:47:34.000Doesn't matter if they're cops or not.
01:48:26.000The idea being that these communist revolutionaries are all like, well, if we execute all these people, then we'll get our revolution, and then we'll get our beautiful country.
01:48:35.000And then once they take over, they say, we are still fighting to maintain the country.
01:50:24.000They'd be like, we'll arrest you if you don't.
01:50:26.000They shut down portions of the city during Occupy, and you could only get through if you had proof, you had business, or some reason to be on those blocks.
01:50:36.000Because I knew this guy who lived near the park, and the cops would block the street, and if I went to my friend's house, they'd be like, no you're not.
01:50:45.000You gotta show us an ID, or a piece of mail, or something proving.
01:50:48.000Get your friend to have him come pick you up.
01:51:34.000And so then what happens is, after the first weekend when the conservatives who were there decided to go to work, leftist NGOs, paid staff, showed up and said, we're going to start organizing now.
01:51:46.000And people like, you know, Bannon and the Breitbart crew were like, screw those hippie lefties, we're not getting involved in that.
01:51:52.000I told Ben in this, I said if you had shown up the first weekend to occupy Wall Street, they would have been clapping and cheering for you the whole time.
01:51:58.000It would have kept the conservatives and libertarians there, it would have created a united populist front.
01:52:02.000Instead, what was born out of anger over the banking bailouts was taken over by NGO activists Who began pushing critical race theory and intersectionality, and it pushed out everybody else.
01:52:25.000They had something called the General Assembly.
01:52:27.000Everybody would gather around, and they would try to buy things with donations, and it was direct democracy.
01:52:33.000Everybody would either agree with twinkle fingers, and this is what happens when conservatives don't show up.
01:52:38.000The far-left activists turn it into a twinkle finger party.
01:52:42.000And the people who controlled the money didn't like how things were going because it was very hard to spend things.
01:52:48.000The example I love is When it would rain, the clothing and the supplies would get destroyed.
01:52:54.000So someone said, we need plastic bins to store them in.
01:52:57.000So they go to a General Assembly meeting and someone says, I propose we buy bins to store our blankets and clothes and extra stuff in so the rain doesn't destroy them.
01:53:47.000So they tried creating something called the Spokes Council that would segment everything into a few delegates from different pockets.
01:53:55.000So if you worked in the sanitation team, you'd send one representative to the Spokes Council to speak on your behalf.
01:54:01.000The only problem with that is that instead of making the vote based on the work you did, like computers or sanitation or food, they added race and gender.
01:54:11.000So they made the black, the Mexican, the Asian.
01:54:28.000Well, they didn't call them a TERF group, but then what ended up happening was you had these groups all voting on how to spend money based on their race or gender, which clearly doesn't make sense.
01:54:41.000I think the best way to explain it is there's this comic where this rich guy says, send in identity politics.
01:54:49.000It's like a bunch of people with protest signs outside of a building.
01:54:52.000And then he's on the phone and he says, introduce them to identity politics.
01:55:20.000And so you have an eclectic bunch of people of varying political ideologies angry at the federal government for stealing taxpayer dollars and the people who watch Fox News marched in lockstep to denounce it instead of joining in.
01:55:32.000And if they did, they probably would have won.
01:55:33.000It probably would have been massive political change enough people in this country.
01:55:37.000But instead, the likes of Breitbart the Tea Party ignored and insulted it.
01:55:41.000Hannity made fun of them every single day.
01:55:44.000You know, the funny thing is, when the networks brought people on to talk about it, they made sure only far leftists were brought in to speak about what Occupy was.
01:55:55.000So instead of getting the 65-year-old guy waving the American flag, they brought in the 23-year-old college student to say, I deserve free stuff!
01:56:04.000Imagine what would happen if Fox News brought on a 65-year-old guy with white hair and sunglasses with an American flag being, Barack Obama ripped us off, bailed out these banks, and it's his fault.
01:56:15.000That would have been a very different narrative for Occupy Wall Street.
01:56:28.000I mean, that's not something that's very talked about.
01:56:31.000What happened with Occupy Wall Street?
01:56:33.000Oh, what I love so much about it is that the history of Occupy is all fake.
01:56:38.000Because the people who wrote books about it romanticize and lie to push their narrative, and it's just absolutely fascinating.
01:56:44.000I mean, it was abject corruption at Occupy the entire time.
01:56:47.000There were people who lived in the park as part of the protest who had buckets and were raising money.
01:56:54.000The NGOs and the Brooklyn College students who didn't live in the park put out messages and flyers saying, do not give these people money, they're not Occupy Wall Street, because they wanted to control the flow of money.
01:57:06.000So when people online raised donations, which who controls Occupy?
01:57:36.000It got to the point where The people who lived in the park, they called themselves the General Union, and they opposed the General Assembly.
01:57:44.000And then when the General Union, which was the west side of the park, wanted to have a meeting...
01:57:49.000NGO staffers sent guys to threaten violence against them.
01:57:57.000And so I met these guys because I was filming and they were like, hey, we're going to have a meeting because they're telling everybody that we're scammers and we actually sleep in the park.
01:58:28.000When any time anyone who opposed them tried to speak, they would yell mic check and everyone would just repeat it, shutting down the conversation.
01:58:38.000And then they go, two pools live, it never happened!
01:58:40.000Actually, The Daily Show did a segment about this, where they talked about the divide from the East and the West, the rich and the poor.
01:58:46.000So, the people who organized Occupy have a vested interest in lying and pretending these things work to advance their political ideology when they don't actually work.
01:58:53.000Alright, we'll grab some more Super Chats.
01:58:58.000Triton 54 says if Trump fails to attend the SCOTUS hearing, it will communicate he'd rather complain about corruption rather than challenge it.
01:59:06.000Second term will be the same as the first.
01:59:13.000If Trump is unwilling to go to the Supreme Court to defend the presidency and this country, and instead he goes, well, the judge told me he'll put me in jail, that says to me that Trump fears jail more than the collapse of this country.
01:59:28.000That's why I'm like, Trump has to go to the Supreme Court.
02:01:08.000Like I said, it happens a couple times a year.
02:01:10.000And then you'll wake up tomorrow and it'll be like you won't even notice.
02:01:13.000But I wouldn't be surprised if it's a political move too.
02:01:16.000Like the idea is shake some subscribers off by force.
02:01:22.000And then people will just, you know, casual viewers will stop getting the notifications and stop watching.
02:01:28.000I'm not super worried about it, though.
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02:01:55.000Pulte, do you want to shout anything out?
02:02:37.000Um, yeah, this YouTube thing, just so everyone knows, is actually going on for, like, everyone.
02:02:39.000Like, Moist Critical and stuff are having the same problem right now, so it's definitely- It's an update.
02:02:43.000I also want to stress this, so, uh, we have a 30-second commercial where it's just me saying, hey, if you want to watch a show on culture, news, and politics, Monday through Friday, live, 8pm, subscribe to TimCastIRL.
02:03:39.000And you'll notice this is evidenced by, take a look at the viewer count that we get for the live show and the live episodes, compared to other podcasts and subscriber count, and then you can see it clearly in the chat.
02:03:53.000I think the strategy they have is unsubscribe as many people as possible from the channel so that casual viewers drop off and stop watching.
02:04:01.000The only problem is our audience is a dedicated audience that shares and watches the show all the time.
02:04:07.000And that's why we have so many messages and emails from people being like, I've been forced unscribed again for like the fifth time because People have chosen to watch the show.
02:04:16.000So it really must grind the gears of people at YouTube that whatever they've done in their system that inhibits us isn't as effective as the show is just good.
02:04:25.000Now that being said, the reason why I bought the commercial is we don't really do marketing and never did.
02:04:32.000And I've talked with other industry people in media and they're like, if you did basic marketing on top of the fact that your show grew organically this fast, you'd probably be one of the biggest shows outside of YouTube, as well as YouTube.
02:04:44.000And I was like, okay, well, we'll try something.