No Kings protests are happening across the country tomorrow, and we re expecting millions of people to take to the streets in support of the protest. We also hear about the Supreme Court's decision on the use of the National Guard, and the Wall Street Journal warning Trump allies that they re not safe.
00:01:57.000We've actually had technically four vehicle attacks because one DHS officer was attacked by a vehicle and dragged and then opened fire on the illegal alien.
00:02:07.000A federal judge says DHS in Chicago have to wear body cams.
00:02:11.000DHS can't have barriers around their facilities, and Trump can't deploy National Guard, creating a pile of tinder for tomorrow's protest.
00:02:19.000Now, the protests have actually already started.
00:02:21.000So we don't know exactly what's gonna happen, but people are already showing up, which is actually kinda wild.
00:02:27.000Now, aside from that, we've got a few other stories.
00:02:29.000The Supreme Court is actually, there's an appeal from Trump, the Supreme Court, over the use of the National Guard, which could change the game nationwide, making a determination from the court as to whether or not Trump can federalize and deploy National Guard without invoking the Insurrection Act.
00:02:44.000I think if Trump loses that, he will then invoke the insurrection act.
00:02:48.000And of course, you've got the Wall Street Journal warning Trump allies, quote, you are not safe.
00:02:54.000Well, I figured that when they murdered Charlie Kirk, so sure.
00:02:58.000But the argument they're making is that you're not safe from Trump.
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00:05:56.000I am proud to say that today on my live stream with the CEO of Liquid Death, Mike Cesario, I won one million dollars from this man.
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00:07:53.000Uh and I've been met at airports by police before in New Zealand.
00:07:56.000They were just there just to make sure well, they were probably keeping an eye on me, but they were also trying to make sure that there was no trouble at any of the events we did.
00:08:37.000And uh but anyway, they got me to the to the cell.
00:08:39.000They told me there were three tweets that had got me into trouble.
00:08:42.000One of which said something like, uh, uh, if if a man is in the is a tr if a trans-identified man is in a female only space, he's committing an abusive act.
00:08:52.000I said, call uh make a scene called cops, and if all else fails, punch them in the balls, you know.
00:10:12.000I have created over 600 animated cartoons with my team because you can't win the culture war if you're not making culture.
00:10:18.000And as I'm sure you've all noticed, our media is dominated by far leftists who hate our country, who hate our way of life, who hate our faith, and who hate our families, and they've been slowly chipping away at that through propaganda for decades.
00:10:31.000So myself and my team have entered the fight.
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00:13:35.000Uh, when I hosted the show and you were gone last Thursday, we were talking about the No Kings protests and where they were gonna be, and I called it out.
00:13:41.000I said, So all these little dots, this is a map of every nursing home in the United States.
00:13:46.000And you look at the video, turns out I was completely correct.
00:13:49.000During the daytime, it's like 80%, like there's insufferable boomers that hate their children.
00:13:53.000It's nighttime comes out and then antifans.
00:13:56.000But also they think they're still rebelling against their parents.
00:13:58.000Yes, you know, that's their parents are dead.
00:14:01.000Their parents are dead, but they still think they first of all, they have not accepted that they have aged substantially.
00:14:08.000So they think that you know, eighty is the new 20, basically, and they are still rebelling against this generation that they feel has kept them down, even though this was the the boomers were the wealthiest generation who tucked aside the most wealth, who are not gonna have to trouble their kids for the most part to pay for their old age and don't even want to see us on top of everything else.
00:14:30.000Like they don't even want to be part of what we've got going on.
00:15:18.000Well, and it's this funny thing too, because like when boomers complain about millennials and Zoomers, I'll also be like, I totally hear you.
00:16:14.000I mean, even with all the all the explanations about the way boomers have gone a bit crazy.
00:16:19.000I mean, they they they really there's a kind of a viciousness and an aggressiveness uh that I guess you see slightly mirrored in the Antifa side.
00:16:28.000Uh but it's it I I think it comes from what you're saying, the straw man aspect, because they're not really fighting against anything substantial.
00:16:35.000There's not been maybe ice, maybe the ice deportations, maybe they could have an argument about it.
00:16:39.000But but you know, he caught uh we were saying earlier he caught all the top ten most wanted in this first few hundred days, I think I believe.
00:16:48.000You know, he seems to have sorted out Israel and and uh uh uh the Palestinians at least temporarily.
00:16:58.000I mean, that's what they're if you actually go through and start trying to press one of these former hippies on what it is that they hate about Trump, you'll say, Are you for open borders?
00:17:28.000They don't like his tone of voice, they don't like the way he says things.
00:17:32.000And when you uh and when they say things like, you know, they'll say, Well, he's deporting American citizens, and you'll be like, Oh, the the Louisiana man who was actually an immigrant who it turns out fought for the side of Gaza on October 7th, that guy who they arrested yesterday, this Maryland guy who's actually a gang member.
00:17:49.000No, they they don't have any information, they're very low information.
00:18:43.000Well, I I think going back to the fact that a lot of these people unfortunately uncritically trust the media.
00:18:49.000One thing we take for granted is as younger people is that amongst our generation, trusting what you hear on TV is very stupid coded.
00:18:58.000Like if somebody tells you they get their information from the corporate press, you go like, okay, this guy's kind of dumb.
00:19:03.000But for older generations, that wasn't necessarily the case because we were in a high trust society where, like, of course, you wouldn't expect that people who had the social infrastructure to communicate the best would be lying to you.
00:19:13.000Uh, my grandfather, God rest his soul, very good man, good Catholic man, very conservative, fought in the second world war, liberated a concentration camp.
00:19:21.000Even he, my dad would talk about how he just had a generally negative view of protesters, including protesters who were protesting for good causes, because that was something he got from the media, and his generation just kind of had those blinders.
00:19:35.000It's less bad for the boomers than it was for the generation above them in many ways, but it's still very much present.
00:19:41.000They really do believe what they hear on TV.
00:19:43.000And I'm not the one uh who coined this term.
00:19:46.000Someone tweeted this, but they said you gotta remember when you're arguing with a lot of these people, you're actually arguing with the television set.
00:19:52.000It's it they are literally just stuck on a loop.
00:20:01.000They only see freedom tunes and and twisted plots go to twisted plots.com.
00:20:05.000Liberalism used to be pretty awesome until the internet.
00:20:08.000Like these people that actually will call themselves a liberal, I feel like are living in a sort of ignorance about what has happened to liberalism.
00:20:15.000Liberalism, as far as I see it, is like you're having a party, your buddy comes over and he's like, hey, you're like, hey, and he's like, hey, I brought a friend of mine from out of town.
00:20:21.000You're like, hey, and his buddy's like, hey, good to meet you.
00:20:27.000But when your buddy comes to the party and he's like, I brought some friends, and there's like seven dudes, and one of them's looking at the ground, not making eye contact, not speaking.
00:20:34.000You're like, come into my party, I guess.
00:20:50.000And you're like, ah, what is liberalism become?
00:20:53.000So a lot of people have seen that and just moved away from that ideology.
00:20:58.000But and the internet is bombarding liberalism, the ideas of liberalism, which are supposed to be acceptant of new concepts, just getting hit from every angle with the global culture war, and then obviously the mass immigration obliterates a liberal society.
00:21:11.000Um The thing that always confuses me about it is that they can't see the contradictions, you know.
00:21:16.000Like you have uh uh the the famous one, the most the the one that just kind of encapsulates all of it is the queers for Palestine thing.
00:21:49.000What a lot of people don't realize about the left is the unfortunate reality is many of these people are just very angry, bloodthirsty people.
00:21:54.000They hate Christians, they hate innocent life.
00:21:57.000And so they're gonna side with people who they understand to be enemies of Christianity and of the West.
00:22:03.000It's because, and by the way, I'm not saying that having like any concern about Palestine automatically makes you one of these people, but I am saying, like when they say we need to import a bunch of Muslims into first world countries, it's not because they don't realize that it's gonna destroy that country, it's because they want it to happen.
00:23:06.000If you're it will be that there's room, we should both do that, dude.
00:23:08.000Yeah, do they exercise actual exorcists?
00:23:10.000Who are you saying about who why who's destroying the West and doesn't know why?
00:23:15.000Oh, the the left seeks to destroy the West and they keep opening all of the doors to do it.
00:23:19.000And like if you look at, you know, if you look at like the history of Europe and the Crusades and everything, that was after, you know, like a century or something of Islamic invasion into Europe.
00:23:30.000And now we have like Islamic invasion into Europe and into the United States, and it's part of the Quran, I think, that says the first thing you do is you go there and then play a victim.
00:23:40.000So let's let's let's start this conversation off by uh asking you uh you know, Graham, you're Irish.
00:23:44.000And you were mentioning before the show that it's getting pretty serious in Ireland.
00:23:48.000We were talking about uh you said it was in the city of Cork.
00:24:04.000You know, whatever, whatever you can do, get them in.
00:24:06.000It's like it's the emergency that's so the funny so the funny thing is because you're saying like the left seems to just want to do this.
00:24:12.000One of the talking points that has been prevalent for the past several years is that uh Sinn Fein, pronouncing it correctly, they they were the party of uh Ireland for the Irish, weren't they?
00:24:22.000Now that now they're the party of open the gates and let every non-Irish person come in.
00:24:26.000Yeah, and they're also they're the they're the party of any any left-wing uh view that gets them that they think gets them uh on the front foot.
00:24:34.000That's one way to destroy Irish nationalism, I guess.
00:25:16.000My memoir was hidden in bookshops and stuff like this.
00:25:18.000And when I was arrested the other day, uh or sorry, a few weeks a few weeks ago, uh uh there was there wasn't a report on RTE, you know, and and I'm the writer of of a sitcom that's really beloved by Irish people, you know.
00:25:32.000I think well known by even people in the United States.
00:25:34.000Uh yeah, especially if they're into uh uh UK comedy and but it's uh it's crazy.
00:25:41.000Uh you cannot really find out what's going on.
00:25:44.000And it's not a country that's like the most even though we we we host a lot of people like Apple and stuff like that.
00:25:50.000That's another reason why the place has gone very woke.
00:25:53.000Because all their engineers are woke, you know.
00:25:55.000And uh it's it's it's they're not the type Irish people I think now they're kind of turning and they're going to different um sources for information.
00:26:05.000And some of them are good and some of them aren't, you know.
00:26:07.000So but unfortunately they have no guidance, they've no they've no way of knowing what's up and what's down because the Irish uh media is just not doing their job.
00:26:15.000It's what is Irish media like if you don't mind me asking.
00:26:18.000Very woke at the moment, insanely woke.
00:26:21.000Um there was a funny thing where Jimmy Kim when Jimmy Kimmel got his uh uh got thrown off the show for three days.
00:26:56.000Well, this is funny because one thing you'll hear from people in the UK and these lefties in the UK is they'll go, you know, by European standards, the United States is a far right country.
00:27:06.000I'm like, yeah, by European standards, not going to jail for Facebook posts is far right.
00:27:10.000So I'm kind of comfortable with being considered far right by all standards.
00:27:14.000I mean, to be fair, even in the UK, my arrest provoked like complete disbelief and disgust.
00:27:21.000It it it was actually surprising to me that there was uh a reaction, even among corporate media in the United States that your arrest was shocking.
00:27:29.000There were outlets that I'm like, these are these are libs who cheer for the stuff are shocked now that you got arrested for your for your naughty words.
00:27:37.000And you know, I'm just the most visible.
00:27:39.000I've I know so many women who've been thrown in the cell, who've had like there's one woman, her name is Caroline Farrow.
00:27:45.000She lives in Sussex and she's been she's been harassed by the same small group of men for about ten years.
00:27:51.000You know what's you know, you know what's actually interesting.
00:27:53.000Um just before we started the show, I pulled up a clip from Father Ted where there's a there's a sticker on the window, yeah.
00:27:59.000The Chinese guys are walking up and he and he's waving to them, but then from from their point of view, they see the small mustache and they call and and he's in the Roman salute.
00:28:08.000And then they turn around and walk away, and he's like, Why are they leaving?
00:28:11.000Why why are and then it turns around and you see him going.
00:28:14.000The funny thing is that's a very similar joke to what Count Dankula did.
00:28:17.000Are you familiar with what Oh, not only am I familiar, I joined in in his cancellation when I was in my lefty NPC days.
00:28:32.000And uh basically I just believed the narrative, which is that uh at the time, you know, you see the thing I didn't understand was that every single journalist was lying to me.
00:29:04.000And you know, he was nice and he tried to make approaches, and uh other other fans of his were nice and uh and I just couldn't see it.
00:29:10.000I couldn't accept it, and I was I was I I I I think one thing I'm useful for now is that I can see when other people are in that zone where they're just not allowing anything in that will that will change their mind.
00:29:22.000Because they're worried they'll end up on a podcast with Tim Pooh.
00:29:26.000Well what what what changed it for you to where you realize they were lying to you?
00:29:30.000Uh I I'm not I think it was just seeing how the trans thing was being misr misreported.
00:29:36.000It was it was always they're taking they're not letting trans girls play sports.
00:29:41.000And most people, if you ask them what trans girls means, they think they mean people mean trans-identified women, right?
00:29:48.000Well, because they have these mental acrobats of vocabulary that you have to, you know, jump through all of these hoops to try and understand what's going on.
00:29:55.000Yeah, I always say it's a very simple thing, just opposite.
00:30:15.000It is such a yeah, like did you know, like, for instance, this is one of the things I've learned in the last few years.
00:30:20.000And again, this these are type the type of thing that I thought, I'll tell people this, and and and someone will rush in to stop it.
00:30:26.000You know, and it was that all these young girls who you see on testosterone, right?
00:30:30.000And the you know, the young women with mustaches who look like, you know, when they st there's a there's an effect when they stand next to trans women, it looks like Lord of the Ring.
00:30:41.000Because the size difference is so crazy.
00:30:44.000Um but but but the serious thing about it is that all these young women have been told they're turning into gay, young gay men.
00:30:52.000A lot of them are are like like have romanticized gay relationships beyond all you know recognition.
00:30:57.000And so they've been told they'll turn into young gay men.
00:31:00.000The truth is they're all gonna go into menopause too early.
00:31:06.000You know, and so all these young girls have been told, oh, you you know, you'll be accepted in gay spaces, and you know, and they're not being accepted either.
00:31:14.000For some reason, no one no one holds the gay men to account and says, hey, if you don't if you if you're not attracted to these mutilated women, then you know, you're transphobic.
00:31:38.000And and so the straight men don't care.
00:31:41.000And really what ends up happening is lesbians end up being told that they have to be interested in in these fake women and young women who are tra who have transitioned go into early menopause and can't get a date anyway.
00:31:56.000Apparently this is based on real situations that have actually occurred, but someone made a really funny comic where there's a woman with her trans woman friend, and she's like, oh, like, don't worry, I set you up with uh another woman, and the trans woman's all excited and then gets there and sees that it's another trans woman, like, you should have set me up with an actual woman.
00:32:14.000How could you do this to me and start screaming at her?
00:32:17.000One thing that's crazy is modern dating apps as well.
00:32:19.000I was uh I think I was reading like a red thread.
00:32:27.000The younger generation, though, I was reading uh something on Reddit where they were saying that they were getting sick of using um Tinder because it was like every other woman, it was a man saying they were a woman.
00:32:40.000Yeah, and they were like, I don't even want any, not even one percent.
00:32:44.000But because they say I'm legally a woman, they go on dating apps and put themselves down as women.
00:32:49.000Oh, I've got an I've got an incredible story about that.
00:32:53.000So uh young girls are now going on grinders saying they're gay men.
00:32:58.000Because they've been told that they will be accepted as gay men.
00:33:01.000And they and they're not being accepted as gay men.
00:33:04.000But what is happening is there's been this huge kind of uh in influx of of straight men pretending to be gay and predating on these young women.
00:33:54.000Let's uh well let's get both this is what I'm always I just I just want to make this one point.
00:33:59.000And this is what I thought this is my yeah, of course James is gonna come in and say this is a Catholic, but like as soon as we abandon these traditions, the new thing always falls apart immediately.
00:34:25.000So how do you reinforce it without being coming across preachy, without being forceful?
00:34:29.000What do you I mean No, it's a good question.
00:34:31.000I think that like per a lot of it is parents just have to live the values out and they have to understand them well enough to explain them to their children.
00:34:37.000Um, and I like I I think it's difficult to say there's any kind of school system you can trust to teach them that.
00:34:43.000But virtue is so important because it doesn't you are just much easier to control if you're living in vice.
00:34:51.000There's so many things the system can dangle in front of you and say, we'll remove your access to this, that, or the other, because you value that thing more than your own dignity.
00:35:00.000Where they hooked the electrode up to the rat's brain and it would press the button, it would stimulate the dopamine and then all it would do is just keep hitting the button, it wouldn't eat.
00:35:14.000Right now there are people watching on their phone, just staring at it.
00:35:18.000If you're in the machine and the machine is telling you about the seven virtues, and it's just telling you all day, that's different than actually embodying the virtues or seeing your father embody the virtue.
00:35:27.000Because like the dad can tell you one thing and then do another thing, and you're gonna mimic his behavior, not his words.
00:35:32.000I wanna sh we're gonna shift it way back to uh uh the news.
00:35:35.000We have this from the post-millennial.
00:35:36.000Antifa calls for members to embed with no kings protesters to quote, show them what anti-fashion really looks like.
00:35:43.000The No Kings march is meant to pacify the people, it is organized by feds with an interest in quelling meaningful and effective social uprising.
00:35:50.000Well, I I don't I don't agree with that second part.
00:35:52.000I think it's organized by far leftists to create cover for anti-foot to get violent.
00:35:56.000I think that's right, yeah, and attack cops.
00:35:58.000Um, because this is their MO, They've done it for a very, very long time.
00:36:01.000But fascinatingly, uh, Jimmy Kimmel said earlier, or said the other day, there is no Antifa.
00:36:08.000And it's funny because I then just pulled up the International Antifa defense fund where they talk about giving member groups resources that they've raised internationally.
00:36:17.000And the first question is like, how do you determine who is not anti-fa and who is to receive the funds you've described?
00:36:23.000Look, if we don't have to have to be members of a group.
00:36:53.000Well, part of it is that I mean, there's a there's a lot um, there's a huge pipeline that is feeding progressive ideology to creators.
00:37:02.000Kamala Harris was just at the Getty Center, like what, a week and a half ago or something, as part of this uh as part of this talk and this what was it called?
00:37:11.000But anyway, she it was an invite-only talk for Hollywood creators and writers, and she said as part of her talk, take everything you've learned here, take all of these ideas and give them to your characters, put them into your storylines.
00:37:24.000So we're getting all of this stuff is coming straight from the progressive ideologue, straight from the far left.
00:37:31.000It's being uh, you know, it's being piped into all of our creative people, all of our writers, all of our directors, all of our, you know, streamers on the left, and then it's just being spoon-fed to us, and we don't even notice that our entire entertainment culture is steeped in leftist ideology, and we we we just don't even see it.
00:37:51.000This is you know, and that's how you end up with everyone in America thinking that the left has a moral authority, which they don't have.
00:37:57.000And that well, this is exactly why we are making twisted plots, because the way the left has gotten their ideas across isn't by having a character in the middle of the film read the Democratic Party platform to you.
00:38:08.000They tell stories where the characters are built in a specific way and the story is told in a specific way, so that the lesson you come away from the story with is a left-wing one.
00:38:16.000And what we're trying to do with twisted plots is do that, but with like good, true right-wing messaging.
00:38:23.000Or what they do is they completely subvert the entire concept of the hero story and gender impose like different people on top of that hero's story, and then make it seem like what is actually real and good and lasting and thousands of years old is garbage.
00:38:40.000And try and give you this new way that you should live your life.
00:38:42.000And the next thing you know, your daughters have beards and are being, you know, predated on by straight men on grinders.
00:38:48.000Help us make better culture, twisted plots.com.
00:38:51.000The entire idea that Antifa doesn't exist, that's due to media capture in the in the long run of it.
00:38:56.000Is ask any journalist who's actually covered, you know, Portland, Chicago, any of these cities that have a large Antifa presence, is they are organized cells and they identify that way as well when it's convenient for them when it comes to organizing, training, firearms training.
00:39:10.000I mean, down the street from me in Utah is where a lot of the SLC armed queer groups literally train with firearms every single day, and they do it as an organization.
00:39:19.000They have from the downwards all the way to the up, is they're fully organized, but they always say when it's convenient to them, they say, Oh, we're citing this journalist who says Antifa is actually just an idea.
00:39:30.000And what is show them what anti-fascism really looks like?
00:39:33.000That ultimately is them saying, Hey, we're gonna show you what anti-fascism looks like.
00:39:37.000Who do they just murder that they proclaimed was a fascist that was a borderline moderate liberal in a lot of simple times.
00:39:43.000Yeah, like they they want you dead, and that's just the reality of it.
00:39:46.000They are organized and they're willing to act on the violence.
00:39:48.000Maybe you're just persuading them to join polycules.
00:39:52.000To be anti-fascist as a philosophy can exist in different movements, like liberalism is anti-fascist inherently.
00:39:59.000Communism is anti-fascist, it wants no state.
00:40:01.000These guys, their anti-fascist movement is a communist anti-fascist.
00:40:34.000Is they just don't want the people that have power to have power and the institutions that do, like prisons, you hear that rhetoric a lot is they're anti-prison, abolish prisons, abolish ice.
00:40:43.000But what are they going to do when they get in power?
00:40:45.000They're then going to establish their own systems that discriminate against the people that they think are quote unquote fascists.
00:40:51.000I actually a prison abolitionist is someone who doesn't think rapists and murderers should go to jail and will throw you in a gulag if you disagree.
00:40:58.000So you're going to prison, but you're going to a work camp this time.
00:41:01.000Truly think that this movement, this communist antifa movement wants to evoke a fascist crackdown from the government so that they can rally support to their communist movement from the community and be like, look, we told you the whole time they really are bad guys, and then try and establish a communist overthrow of the government.
00:41:18.000Well, to to do something like that, to have a communist overthrow, they would need support of a majority of the people.
00:41:24.000Yeah, you would need and they get that through their vicious imagery of a woman being taken from her child, drop by drop.
00:41:29.000It's really about enlightening the masses to the liberal economic orders failing.
00:41:33.000I mean, if you really want to look at it, what it looks like is happening is the liberal economic order is ushering in because liberalism's getting obliterated by it looks like corporatocracy, maybe that's where the world economic forum wants a government of corporations, corporate governance.
00:41:49.000They're ushering in chaos to break up the liberalism so that they can have corporatocracy.
00:41:53.000I I'd I maybe there's a faction I think the liberal economic order is failing and collapsing because it's on its third third human generation and they're struggling to maintain this as a.
00:42:01.000And you look at the communist system, which is a communist technocracy, and then the World Economic Forum, which is like a corporateocratic technocracy, and there's a bit of a struggle.
00:42:09.000I don't think that they want communism.
00:42:11.000You know, the World Economic Forum loves its corporate governance.
00:42:14.000It's Apple, you know, isn't going to be owned by the C CP.
00:42:17.000It's probably more powerful than the CC.
00:42:18.000Well, they're the ones who want those 15-minute cities and they want everybody's home to be smart homes and they want everyone driving electric cars, so they can turn off your power if you misbehave and just keep you locked in.
00:42:29.000They're the social credit system people.
00:42:30.000That's the technocracy aspect that takes is not capitalism.
00:42:34.000If they want to get rid of capitalism and liberalism, and then so it's like, do you want a uh a communist technocracy or do you want a corporateocratic technocracy?
00:42:42.000Because the United States right now is a corporateocratic, but we're still like capitalist.
00:42:48.000They think they're the good guys, and that's what makes them so dangerous in a lot of instances.
00:42:51.000It's the more they're actually just the useful idiots that are being controlled by powers that be, but they think that this is all their own ideas.
00:42:58.000But it's not, none of it is their ideas.
00:42:59.000Like they think they're the good people, but they're the ones posting up flyers of Charlie Kirk getting shot in the neck on college campuses and saying, kill your local fascists when your local fascist is actually just a conservative guy with family values that has, you know, a few children, but they don't like that.
00:43:13.000They don't they want to break down every single system that's been established and has continuously worked all throughout our history.
00:43:20.000They're just anti-anything that they don't believe in.
00:43:23.000And that's what makes them so dangerous, is they're willing to act violently and to infiltrate.
00:43:27.000Like what you're seeing with the No Kings protest is it's the boomers that come out at first, the ones that really believe that they're making a change by holding up their signs in the streets.
00:43:36.000But then Antifa, they infiltrate and attach themselves to any organization or any movement.
00:44:10.000Arms of the media, the media is manipulating them.
00:44:13.000The state media, and it's obviously not technically state media, it's corporatocratic, it's owned by the corporations, but it's manipulated by the U by the liberal economic order to tell certain stories in Ireland.
00:44:23.000And then these people get manipulated to do street crap for their agenda.
00:45:05.000And so actual philosophical anarchists are not going to try and force anyone to do anything.
00:45:11.000They're gonna try and persuade you to do it because what when when when we see these antifa types, a lot of conservatives say they're violent anarchists.
00:46:30.000The reason why it's it's never able to actually win is because it's a coalition of people who want something illegal to be legal, and that's the only thing they really agree on.
00:46:39.000So when you go there, you'll find a bunch of weird woke lefties, and basically they want some like weird porn or drugs to be illegal.
00:46:46.000And then you'll find the anti-war libertarians who are like, we want to minimize the state.
00:46:50.000So the legitimate libertarians are surrounded by these people who are like, I will join your coalition because you'll get rid of the laws that that you know hold me back as a matter of speaking.
00:47:02.000But there's an and also it's uh it's very it's very uh it's very much aimed at kids.
00:47:08.000Yes, like I even saw uh uh uh a panel at some event called Queering Children's Literature, you know.
00:47:15.000And uh there was like this thing that came out a few a few years ago called Grandad's First Pride.
00:47:21.000And if you yeah, and it was like a little children's book for for toddlers, you know.
00:47:27.000And but if you looked at the drones, you could see that there was one man with his shirt off, and he has uh he has like wounds across his chest.
00:47:32.000So it's uh You know that uh Grandpa Simpson's gay now.
00:48:05.000Oh my they they and and uh they made Grandpa Simpson gay, and then like he goes to bed and has a picture of his former gay lover or whatever.
00:48:15.000I think the show's argument was that he's actually not gay, but that he knew a gay guy when he was young and was weirded out by it.
00:48:22.000Right, met back up with him later and decided to give it a try.
00:48:29.000It's like it's not the Grandpa Simpson I knew.
00:48:31.000This is not well, you know, that's just that that's that's another thing though, as well.
00:48:36.000Uh I see the same thing with the with superhero movies, is that if you're just constantly regurgitating the same product over and over again, there comes a point where the only uh uh innovation you can come up with is uh let's make grandpa Simpson gay.
00:48:50.000And then they go, in a historic moment, this is the first time that the flash has ever been in a thruple they do a whole news cycle about it.
00:49:00.000And then they do a whole other news cycle separately about how brave the actor is because they've gotten backlash from the far right.
00:50:00.000But the um Yeah, he was a World War II veteran, and the timeline for that show floats so much, I bet Skinner isn't a Vietnam vet anymore either.
00:50:18.000How more disrespectful can that's a that reminds me of like we haven't a don't ask, don't tell.
00:50:22.000It reminds me of like when Antifa posts all the, you know, the quote unquote memes of like all the World War II veterans, and it's like they were anti-fascist.
00:50:42.000But but before we watched part of that cartoon, what I want to point out is these people will go, the men who stormed the beaches at Normandy were anti-fascist.
00:50:50.000And then they'll see the same guy ten years later in the suburbs and go, a 1950s dad?
00:53:23.000We need to say you're on our side so we can convince the greater whole of society to accept violence against dissidents who stand in the way of the social order we seek to establish.
00:53:59.000And it's funny Because I actually I think I wrote it in like 2016 or 2017.
00:54:03.000Um, and then I I had so we we finished it in 2017, I think, and then we released it in 2018, so I had to update the line.
00:54:11.000See, I think I think you guys got there faster than we did on all this stuff, but but then I don't know, I don't know what happened.
00:54:18.000It just doesn't seem like it's as in the UK.
00:54:21.000It is as you were saying, Tim, the big the big thing that that differentiates uh the left from the right now is this complete belief in three genders or or multiple.
00:54:31.000Well, so so let's clarify that because I was I was saying it before and we're we were looking at all this news about Antifa, and then I was like, there seems to be one particulate issue that separates left and right.
00:54:41.000Yeah, you can be uh you can be pro progressive tax, you could be pro-choice.
00:54:46.000Uh you could universal health care, and then if you say men can't be women, you're far right.
00:54:53.000I would say also the race issue is another other uh thing.
00:54:57.000If you don't agree with them on the race issue, I I throw it about I certainly it's like a bell curve, but the trans issue is the peak of the mountain.
00:55:04.000Well, there's there was such a crazy thing, too.
00:55:06.000I mean, so you did this cartoon, you said you wrote it in 2016, 2017.
00:55:10.000Yeah, yeah, and then it came out in 2018.
00:55:12.000That was really the beginning of when everything started to go absolutely insane.
00:55:19.000And like that's sort of when um that sort of didn't need to be canceled.
00:55:24.000It was it was over before it started for me.
00:55:26.000But like I remember the the trans stuff.
00:55:28.000I started writing about the trans stuff also um pretty early, and that was the thing where I was like, wait a second.
00:55:36.000If these guys are saying, I think it was like 2013 or something, and I was like, if these guys are saying that men are men can be women, like what else is a big lie?
00:55:44.000You know that unborn babies aren't people.
00:56:01.000That person it was rare at the time, but that did still exist.
00:56:04.000That was a that was a person in the eighties and nineties, like, yeah, the blue was it the blue dog democrats.
00:56:08.000You're like pro-union, you're pro-life, and you're still you're a Democrat because they were Christian Democrats were yeah, and the Democrats were like pro-working class, and then the Democrats totally abandoned the working class.
00:56:20.000But I think you're right also about the race thing, because that was another piece where I was like, wait a second, you had BLM was starting, you know, as well with like Eric Garner and all of that kind of stuff in Staten Island.
00:56:30.000And I remember very distinctly meeting a friend a college friend of mine at a bar in Brooklyn, and she's black, and we met up for drinks, and she was telling me, and we hadn't seen each other in years, you know, and I was like, Oh, let's hang out.
00:56:42.000And we were just chatting, and she was saying to me, and we went to college in the 90s, you know, and she was like, I want people to see my blackness first.
00:57:13.000You know, and she started telling me about it, and I was like, you realize this is totally different from what you thought like 15 years ago.
00:57:24.000Oh, oh, so we're in different realities entirely now.
00:57:27.000okay cool that's the biggest thing you have two sides that one's living in reality and then one's just living in complete fantasy at this point The race thing, I feel like is it is getting less of a division between the left and the right.
00:57:38.000Like, you got left-wingers that are like anti-Indian posting that I've been seeing a lot of lately.
00:57:43.000Like it's crazy how much of it is on X now.
00:57:45.000But the trans thing is always at the peak.
00:57:47.000But have you guys seen also there's a lot of black conservatives who've been very uh influential over the last few years and have moved the conversation.
00:57:54.000Have you have you guys seen the video, not to bring it too far back, of the World War II veteran walking down the street and there's a big pride parade happening, and he's like, you know, getting all fussed and they're asking him what he likes about it, and he's like, Where's my gun?
00:58:06.000You know, and he like wants to essentially kill these people because it's not what he actually went overseas and fought for, but that just shows you and indicates how far the culture actually has changed.
00:58:18.000And then these people say, you know, they're anti-fascist when in reality they're using nothing but authoritarian authoritarian techniques against people that are quite literally anti fascist.
00:58:28.000I mean, Charlie Kirk did not believe in fascism.
00:58:54.000Fairly predictable views on a lot of these issues.
00:58:57.000He's the run-of-the-mill suburban Christian I knew growing up because he's literally a Christian from the suburb of Chicago is where I grew up.
00:59:02.000I knew tons of people who held his views, and it was it's the middle of the road position for the suburbs.
00:59:08.000And to them, he was a far right fascist.
00:59:12.000And the thing that what he did was was uh unforgivable to the left, which is that he he allowed people to say their crazy opinions out loud.
00:59:20.000You know, like like the uh on on trans on on various different things.
00:59:24.000I mean, you know, I I'm I'm alone here in being pro pro choice and and kind of campaigned in Ireland for it, uh because my wife and I went through something that that that uh uh meant it, you know, it felt right to us.
00:59:36.000But um but the uh but the sorry, what was I gonna say?
00:59:46.000Um but like the the the only way that that some of these ideas can survive is if they're not prodded at all.
00:59:54.000You know, like like it it falls apart on as soon as you see Leah Thomas towering over her his competitors, excuse me, as soon as you see that, it's like, well, it's over, surely.
01:00:18.000There's a there's a famous document called the Denton's document, and it was written by a trans activist, I think in Sweden, who congratulated Irish trans activists for successfully pulling the wool over the eyes of the public.
01:01:00.000Now he can walk into any women-only space in Ireland.
01:01:04.000There's there's the wee spa thing that happened in California.
01:01:06.000Yeah, but this was this is a really great example because apparently the story is there's some black woman going, hey, there's a man in the women's locker room exposing himself, and they're like, sorry, we can't do anything about trans people.
01:01:16.000And it turns out it was not a trans person.
01:01:17.000It was literally a guy exposing himself.
01:01:19.000It was literally a sex a wanted sex offender.
01:01:21.000Who had done it before, yeah, and because of the presumption that trans because there are trans people, that means any time someone complains about a man exposing himself to children, you're like, must be a trans woman.
01:01:33.000What does it say about the societal assumptions about trans people?
01:01:36.000And and yeah, and also like very good point.
01:01:39.000When you're when you're when you're a young woman and some bloke is following you through a shopping center or something, uh the only place you have to escape is the women's toilets.
01:01:48.000You pop in there, you wait, you know, hopefully he gets bored and goes away.
01:01:52.000Now the guy can walk in right after him, and and women are not entirely sure that if they make a fuss, they won't get arrested.
01:01:59.000Well, the other thing is there's this there's this thing you were talking about, queering education, queering society and you know, trying to hide out in the bathroom or whatever.
01:02:07.000There's this whole push to separate children from their natural impulses, right?
01:02:14.000So when you have when you have Drag Queen story hour and you have these progressive moms being like, go ahead, Henry, you know, talk to Booby Delicious or whatever the person's name is, you know.
01:02:24.000And you're like telling them that um and you're you're encouraging your your child is revolted by the person because there's something wrong, right?
01:02:32.000With like the fake breasted giant lips.
01:02:38.000And so your child doesn't want to go with that person.
01:02:40.000You're telling your child, hey, your natural impulses of disgust, which are actually natural impulses that will protect you from predators and other things.
01:02:49.000Ignore those and just go with the weirdo.
01:02:52.000And why does the left love that so much?
01:02:54.000And we used to we used to tell our kids to avoid the weirdo.
01:02:57.000Yes, like that used to be a very big thing.
01:02:59.000There was a Famous uh famous poster that was put up in in I think Brighton in a college and it was in the women's toilets and it said if you see anyone in here who doesn't look like they belong, don't make a fuss, don't make a scene, don't make them uncomfortable.
01:03:15.000I'm essentially telling women to ignore everything they can do, and they can't do much because of the physical differences.
01:03:22.000But the thing they can do, they've they've historically been able to do is make a fucking scene.
01:03:27.000Make a fuss, you know, get people to say, hey, what's going on?
01:03:30.000And even that, even that little weapon's been taken away from them, you know?
01:03:35.000I don't understand I still feel sometimes I said I joke, I have a therapist friend, and I joke to her that you know, did we die at some point?
01:03:44.000How is this how is this possible that it's still going on?
01:03:48.000Because a social influence through the internet.
01:03:50.000It's like 2007 is when I got a taste of cancer when I got canceled from Hollywood.
01:03:54.000And and I bet what I kind of have distilled it down to is the left.
01:03:58.000If you go anti-feminine, not anti-woman, but if you're just angry with some feminine energy and you you dog on feminine energy, the left will reject you and push you away.
01:04:09.000So, like, not just women, like you can be cruel to women, but in the left will reject you, but also the feminine energy within the man, and that's like it's okay for a man to explore his emotions and things like that.
01:04:19.000If you're like down on that energy, you get pushed away from that.
01:04:23.000Nope, not all men must bottle up all their emotions and shove it down until you develop a thick, benign tumor can be removed.
01:04:32.000And that's like the other extreme that you want to avoid as guys, and you know how how wonderful for you know, um soldiers of the left to watch men die from their own stress on the right.
01:04:42.000So but honestly, I think it's a it's a top-down effect at exploding liberalism in general and blowing up our traditions and nationalism.
01:04:52.000They want to get rid of nationalism to create corporatocracy where the corporations are the governments.
01:04:57.000And they want no borders for any country.
01:05:00.000They want international adjudication without uh any kind of you know, the way we approach the law is that it's it's it's supposed to be reasonable in civil and criminal cases.
01:05:10.000They want you know, I I actually liken it to the if you have you have you guys seen uh Andor Star Wars thing?
01:05:16.000Basically, he's walking on the beach, some guys run from troopers, a guy looks at him and says, You're suspicious, were you with him?
01:05:22.000It's like, I'm not, well, you're under us anyway.
01:05:24.000He goes before a judge and they go guilty, and it's like, I'm just a tourist, and like, wow, sucks for you, off to prison.
01:05:29.000That's basically the mechanized state of the international system that they're seeking to create.
01:05:34.000And the corporations will effectively be the governments.
01:05:37.000So I think when you look at the advocacy of like the World Economic Forum, the Davos Group, these international as uh organizations and what they've done to the United States and to Ireland and to the rest of Europe, they are trying to make these countries borderless effectively so that there's no state anymore.
01:06:04.000They want to create a new world order that's basically technocratic, where if you deviate from the order, your bank account gets penalized or you can't take the train.
01:06:11.000It's been a bit of that already in England.
01:06:12.000Someone got deep angle the other day, a Palestinian uh uh activist, uh you see that here too.
01:06:20.000The problem is you you need to be able to deviate from the sorry Seamus, I'll get this out.
01:06:23.000You have to be able to deviate from the order.
01:06:25.000This is what those technocratic totalitarian states have wrong is that sometimes you have to break the law to do what's good and right in the immediate.
01:06:33.000Maybe you got a jaywalk, maybe you gotta run the red light because there's an emergency.
01:06:37.000And if if you get penalized every time you try and break the law, even if it's just that's a big problem.
01:06:43.000So these these systems are gonna end up stepping on their own toes.
01:06:46.000Yeah, no, I was just gonna say, sometimes I don't even think they understand the end game that they have in mind.
01:06:51.000So when I look at what they're trying to do to nation states, it's just a total inversion of subsidiarity.
01:06:57.000Like the idea is you're supposed to tend first and foremost to the things most local to you, right?
01:07:02.000Like as a father, you're supposed to look after your wife and children, and then that extends out to your extended family, then your community, whatever, whatever individual responsibilities or familial responsibilities you have in your life, then you can start to look at these other systems and see what you're able to do is your sphere of influence diminishes.
01:07:19.000What the left has always pushed for is the exact opposite.
01:07:22.000What's happening on the other side of the world?
01:07:42.000Because like it feels really good, and you get all those warm fuzzies when you like think about helping someone in another part of the world.
01:07:48.000But like the people around you, as it turns out, they're like kind of a pain in the ass sometimes, and you don't always want to help them.
01:07:54.000But like that's where love really actually exists in an incarnate way, where you're acting in the real world in the service of those around you, but that's difficult.
01:08:04.000So if I instead neglect my responsibilities, don't do the right things by the people I love, and make myself feel like a good person by purporting to care for people all the way across the world.
01:08:14.000Now I can feel like a great person when I've completely failed to fulfill my moral duties.
01:08:19.000That's one of the reasons you're seeing such a heavy attack on nationalism, especially right now, it's because liberalism has fallen apart utterly and completely, especially here in the United States, and people are seeing it, identifying it, especially the younger generations who they can't afford a house.
01:08:33.000They've been, you know, been told to apologize for their whiteness their entire lives.
01:08:37.000They're the that they're the essentially the issue with the country and that they are fascists, and you're quite literally seeing it.
01:08:42.000I mean, radicalized, straight up radicalize younger generations like Generation Z and myself.
01:08:46.000And now you're actually having people explore fascism and the realities of fascism and extreme nationalism because they think, hey, this didn't work, liberalism didn't work, this is where it got us.
01:08:57.000And that's kind of the experiment that you're going through right now, at least in my generation is you know, Antifa says they're anti-fascist, but they're quite literally their tactics and the things that they pushed on society is creating actual fascists that do truly believe in fascism.
01:09:11.000And then you look back at the old fascists and and the people who are looking at Antifa would say, well, as you say, maybe they look at it under a new light, you know, because they're lying about their own nature.
01:09:22.000And so you apply the lie to other things in the past, you know.
01:09:26.000Like if Antifa are gonna go out and attack, you know, uh uh people protesting against drag queen story or stuff like that, then they're going to um uh they're gonna just continue to have this reputation of of of weirdness and that's I mean, you know, whatever you think about anti-fascism, it's a good thing.
01:09:47.000It should be a good thing, it should be a kind of uh a standard.
01:09:50.000But it's being corrupted like everything else because words don't mean anything.
01:09:55.000They also have the uh the rules for radicals, which is Solinsky's book about how to be a radical, you know, revolutionary force, and it's your your action is your opponent's reaction.
01:10:04.000So you're saying, Taylor, how they were inadvertently the the response to them trying to break down all the nations in the borders is that a harsh you know, it doesn't have to be harsh, but a fascist collective will form to preserve the nation, and that's exactly what they want, because then they can be like, look, we told you it was fascist all along, join our communist movement.
01:10:23.000Well, and communists have understood since the 1950s that calling anyone who is capitalist or even just in non-communist, a fascist was extremely rhetorically effective.
01:10:33.000But if you actually look at the definition of fascism, which I understand is nebulous in today's politics because that's just become a mean word we throw around in politics and not an actual system of thought, you read Giovanni Gentile and Benito Mussolini, and at the core of it is a belief that the state supersedes everything else in authority.
01:10:50.000That's the central claim of fascism, which to me sounds a whole lot more like what they believe than what I believe.
01:10:57.000Yeah, and they've been perpetrating that for a while.
01:10:59.000I mean, you can even look back at the Obama administration when he was trying to put together Obamacare and push that onto everybody and some of the advertisements for it would show a woman essentially in partnership with the government her entire life.
01:11:11.000Well, and so you had Tim Kane, and I can't remember what committee he was speaking on, but he was saying this belief that rights come from God, this is a dangerous idea.
01:11:21.000He's saying it was oppressive and it was defensive.
01:11:25.000And he says, that's what they believe in Iran.
01:11:51.000Your rights are what the state says your rights are.
01:11:53.000Well, and you see that too when people like I was just recently seeing you'll see these people like they go up to somebody in the street and ask them questions.
01:12:00.000And there was one recently, because I was like doom scrolling Instagram, and somebody was like, where do our rights come from?
01:12:07.000And he was like, no, no, they don't come from the government.
01:12:11.000You know, they come from they come from God.
01:12:13.000And it says that in our founding documents, and that's for real.
01:12:17.000And if you don't think that your rights come from God, then you don't think very much of yourself.
01:12:22.000You don't think that you have free will.
01:12:24.000You don't think that you can stand up.
01:12:25.000You don't think that you can think for yourself.
01:12:28.000If you don't believe that your your creator endowed you with these things, then you only believe that you are a little slip of nothing meant to be controlled by an a a giant machine.
01:12:40.000I think his greatest psyop that he pulled on humanity was making them believe that God gave them the rights.
01:12:46.000Because before that everyone was like, no, your rights are given to you by your lord like whoever lords over you.
01:12:50.000Well they would just say you don't even that was like but even a lot of that came from the divine right of kings in even that came from like a belief that this this authority ultimately comes from God.
01:12:58.000The word authority actually comes from the word author like who created yeah who's telling the story of your life basically who dictates your rules.
01:13:06.000Yeah and like do Thomas Jefferson is so amazing.
01:13:08.000The guy was an artist and a scientist.
01:13:10.000He's like I just got sucked into government because that was what the world needed at that moment.
01:13:14.000But he's like this 22 year old writer that writes the most creative, prolific, you know, uh forward thinking potential outlook of what the world could be and just with threat of the French military behind it.
01:13:27.000They they they forced it on the world it wasn't just him.
01:13:29.000I mean if you look at the guys who founded our country like it was such a rabble rousing group of young men who all managed to land in the same place at the same time and do something absolutely outrageously amazing.
01:13:41.000Sad to see so many bright young men in the public sector like that.
01:13:43.000But you guys do know that there was a declaration of dependence.
01:13:47.000There were loyalists who drafted a it wasn't oh literally called the Declaration of Dependence.
01:13:52.000It was a pledge of loyalty to the Crown that was derisively called the Declaration of Dependence.
01:13:57.000There were uh I think the argument is on a third of the colonies did not want to be independent from the Crown.
01:14:02.000Okay managed I suppose as an Irishman do you see the story of the United States being able to push British tyranny off and go man that sounds nice.
01:14:13.000No I I grew up when all that stuff wasn't really an issue anymore.
01:14:16.000We weren't really we were I was like living in Ireland I was really loving English comedy and and American comedy you know what I mean that was that's all the stuff I was interested in.
01:14:25.000I was more interested in bands and so on.
01:14:27.000So what's the difference of British and American because we're both stuck in this liberal economic order is is it I don't want to distill it down to the king is it the king is it that there's a monarchy so that you people are getting arrested for what do you mean like why are people in England getting arrested for social media speech oh that's or in in Ireland or in Scotland.
01:14:45.000Or in Australia even at the moment I mean I do think part I I I disagree I love blood putting it here Starmer said when he came into power he said I will stop the culture wars.
01:14:56.000You know and he's done no such thing he hides from them all.
01:15:00.000So all the arguments that people have the stuff the the stuff that got me arrested at the airport all this sort of stuff it's all happening to ordinary people every day because he won't make decisions.
01:15:12.000He won't say for instance yeah of course women men should be in women's sports he won't say these things.
01:15:17.000And so as a result it's just left to the police to sort it out the NHS the ordinary people's just having this big fight because there's no real agreement on what the new rules are.
01:15:31.000No I haven't seen him make make a comment.
01:15:33.000I got though I have seen uh honors given to gender critical people so I think maybe that's I've got this feeling that the World Economic Forum is just trying to create a corporate governance global governance systems that they're gonna get the the British royal family to become a corporation and just be like okay England's no longer England's a corporation now.
01:15:52.000I don't know I I yeah I mean I don't look at it in that kind of top down way I'm more interested in what's happening uh to people so the going up are there any have there any been any women who identify as trans uh knighted no not yet not yet do you think it will happen because I like how yeah you said it like an inevitability you're like but it's probably inevitable.
01:16:13.000Well I'll tell you what I'll tell you what has happened though like you know all male all male uh clubs which used to be this big feminist book bearer of men meeting in private you know without women being there uh they changed their rules so they allowed women in but it was trans women that was it yeah So so like now they they got this kind of fresh paint uh coat of paint that's completely meaningless.
01:16:36.000You know, they're still just allowing men in there.
01:16:38.000Can I ask, just as people are talking about this type of thing.
01:16:41.000Has any has everyone read Eric Hoffer?
01:16:45.000Everybody who's followed me on podcasts is gonna be so bored of me bringing them up.
01:16:49.000He wrote a book called The True Believer.
01:16:51.000He was like a longshoreman who who taught himself how to think.
01:16:55.000He went into I think New York libraries and and just kind of developed uh certain theories.
01:17:01.000And he wrote a book called The True Believer, and it's about how uh revolutionary movements, including you know, Hitler, uh Christianity, um communism, French Revolution, what they all have in common, and he looks at it from the point of view of the people on the ground.
01:17:25.000It's written in short little bits, but but there's all these things, you'll recognize them all.
01:17:28.000You know, it's stuff like uh revolution will not come from poor people, because poor people are trying to get get get their you know get dinner together, you know.
01:17:37.000It it comes usually from the middle classes from the slightly better off.
01:17:42.000Uh it comes yeah, it's it's people who are bored, it's people who are well off, it's people who hate the current reality and see some future reality as the thing they have to aim for.
01:17:59.000And it's got so many incredible details about Hitler's rise, even Jesus' rise.
01:18:04.000You know, he makes this brilliant point at one point that if Jesus had been made a uh rabbi, then he might not have uh, you know, uh uh started the revolution.
01:18:13.000Although I I wonder because I mean he did end up in the temple questioning all those Pharisees.
01:18:20.000So he's a s he's such a well read guy that I'm sure it comes from something or other, but I believe there was a certain time where he could have been offered that and it didn't happen.
01:18:29.000You know, and he just says, What if, you know, same with I hate to put them in the same same category, but say with Hitler.
01:18:36.000If Hitler had been given a position, you know, with the old order, he may not have decided to.
01:18:42.000Yeah, people run to people bought his paintings.
01:19:14.000Then he things might have turned out different.
01:19:16.000But generally the stuff is all about the the the boots on the ground, you know.
01:19:20.000Like he was talking about Germany after war, he said there's all these people, they've been completely humiliated in World War One, but they are actually a fairly, you know, uh resilient, resourceful people.
01:19:31.000They began to feel a huge sense of resentment because they knew they were more than what they were confined to, which was which was basically losers, you know?
01:19:38.000Yeah, and the Treaty of Versailles threw everything at them and made them this.
01:19:45.000And I think a similar thing is happening at the moment with with with you know, liberals and boomers and stuff, they just feel they should be boss.
01:19:56.000They feel that because Hollywood movies has always told them that they're the most wonderful people in the world, they're very liberal, there's they've always got a black friend.
01:20:03.000You know, I I think this is true for any civilization, any society.
01:20:07.000When a large enough group of people who are really stupid, uh become what what when when when stupid people of a nation become a large enough political faction, your society will break down.
01:20:42.000Aside from everything having like explicitly gay stuff in it, which again, this is part of why I'm doing what I'm doing here.
01:20:49.000But the films w what they've actually been doing is it's not it's the degeneracy, but there's also this element of like they're trying to throw multi million dollar budgets, like hundred million dollar budgets, at films that maybe make sense as like a fifty thousand dollar low budget indie film that would be popular in select coffee shops or something.
01:21:11.000Like I think the new Pixar film, it was like a kid who gets abducted by aliens, and it's sort of uh his journey exploring being gay, if I'm not mistaken.
01:21:18.000Yeah, there was a lot of niche it's like an extremely niche thing, which obviously my primary issue with that is like the grooming aspect, don't go after kids.
01:21:26.000And I I think they had to remove some of the gay elements from it, or did you did you see the meme where it's the uh it's the the train coming and it says the cool new game that just came out and then it gets slammed, the bus gets slammed into by the train and it says the interracial lesbian couple that appears halfway through.
01:21:57.000Because the mechanics were just terrible.
01:21:59.000I played like uh one thing that a lot of people complained about is the new horizon zero dawn game where they made the main character gay, and it's just like, guys, we get it.
01:22:39.000Whenever we're there, that's the reason why we're going to be able to do it only fans also shut down.
01:22:43.000Whenever there's whenever there's any kind of revolution, right?
01:22:45.000Even a revolution against like a traditional or right-wing government or a monarchy, what the revolutionaries always do is they will point to some form of sexual degeneracy that's happening among the upper class because they know your average person doesn't tolerate that stuff.
01:22:58.000And didn't uh Douglas Murray or was it Douglas Murray uh or no Peterson.
01:23:03.000Jordan Peterson pointed out that uh societies that are going into decline, like Aztecs and so on, they they they go through a uh just before they go into decline, they go through a stage like this.
01:24:03.000By the by the fourth generation, you have a society that's largely grown fat, lazy, and incompetent, and then this leads to a crisis where the weak will die off, the strong will survive, you'll get very hard times.
01:24:15.000The prediction is 2028 is supposed to be the peak period for the fourth turning, which it's it's arguably between 26 and 28.
01:24:25.000But also people I don't think I I I've I've been arguing for this for years, but people you you guys are much younger than me, so you've grown up during the internet age.
01:24:50.000Because the printing pressure mistake.
01:24:52.000And then there was like have you seen some of the books that they got but uh but after the printing press, I believe there was a hundred years of pure chaos because everybody who had a Bible and a theory, like on the seventh page, if you read the seventh line, was able to turn that into a religion.
01:25:08.000So there were pogroms, there were there were massacres, there were all sorts of things.
01:25:26.000Trans is part of tran the transhumanist phenomenon.
01:25:29.000And so I think the big tech people pursued and defended this because they want uh one of the arguments accelerated one of the arguments in like the 2000s, 2010s was that the way we stopped the Terminator scenario was by integrating ourselves with the machine.
01:25:44.000So these these powerful big tech guys were like, we're gonna plug the machine into our brains.
01:25:55.000Yeah, that's that that was like my downfall.
01:25:58.000Let's writing about transhumanism for Collette.
01:26:00.000I also just think that transgenderism is kind of this almost like biblical poetic punishment for the sexual revolution because people stopped using sex for its proper end, and then they also got very confused about what sex they weren't and started mutilating their bodies.
01:26:13.000It just goes to show you when you stop living in accordance with God's plan, everything falls apart.
01:26:17.000Like these aren't just rules, they're invitations to happiness.
01:26:20.000And you go you go back to Alfred Kinsey.
01:26:22.000I've talked about this on the show before.
01:26:24.000He wrote this work, sexual behavior in the human mail.
01:26:29.000And this is what many leftist scholars have said laid the groundwork scientifically for the sexual revolution in order to justify it, because his work supposedly found that everyone in society was secretly engaged in all sorts of perverse and degenerate behaviors, and they just weren't talking about it.
01:26:49.000Well, as it turns out, he was oversampling prisoners, people who are in jail for sex offenses, prostitutes.
01:26:55.000Also back in the 1940s, what kind of person is gonna answer a survey asking them about their sex lives, probably people who are a bit more off the beaten path uh to use a nice euphemism there.
01:27:06.000And then the most incriminating and dire thing is uh I won't be explicit about this because it's too horrible to even say out loud, but he had an entire table in his book that could only have been described and obtained through the repeated sexual abuse of many, many, many young boys.
01:27:22.000So essentially what happened was a bunch of uh little boys were abused, and the Kinsey Foundation denies that he abused them.
01:27:28.000It simply says he interviewed uh a person who was abusing them.
01:27:31.000I believe that's their current line, and collected a bunch of data on little boys that you would only have if you were abusing them and published it in this book.
01:27:39.000And we celebrate him to this day in our institutions.
01:27:42.000The Kinsey Institute still exists, and they made a movie about him where Liam Neeson played him.
01:27:46.000And my point is like this friend's guy named played out the framework for the sexual landscape that we live in.
01:27:52.000That remember that money guy institute John Money.
01:28:00.000The whole thing with Kinsey, that actually his research was picked up from people that fled World War II Germany and essentially used that said research to create and help push forward the Kinsey Institute and all that research that he did.
01:28:13.000We've got a couple minutes before we go to the uh super chit and rumble rant portion of the show.
01:28:17.000But I want to play this clip from my earlier debate with the CEO of the uh of Liquid Death.
01:28:21.000And uh let me just start by prefacing with I won a million dollars.
01:28:25.000He uh he's the one who threw that number out there.
01:28:28.000Let me play the clip for you, and then we'll discuss what happened earlier and what I would like to see happen.
01:28:32.000One other question I have it says on on this can we donate a portion of the profits from every can sold to help kill plastic pollution.
01:30:05.000That that I I could I can show you detailed legal stuff within there.
01:30:09.000That is someone who needs to be fired for running our website because that is never it's never been on a can, it's never been anywhere else.
01:30:17.000Like that is uh I'm just gonna go ahead and say I don't believe him.
01:30:20.000Here's the actual archive from uh Liquid Death's page.
01:31:46.000I think it's a great opportunity for you guys to publicly make a statement that you lost the bet, but you're putting your money where your mouth is to fight plastic pollution with a million dollar check.
01:31:58.000The beef that I had in this debate was that liquid death says death to plastic on it, but every can has now when I search this, it's 0.5 to one gram of plastic lining the can, which there are concerns it's leaching into your drink.
01:32:16.000Not to mention, he says the cans are infinitely recyclable, but the can literally says on it, it contains 70% average aluminum can contain 70% recycled material.
01:32:23.000So that's not infinitely recyclable, that's 70% recyclable.
01:32:26.000Um, I think they're I think liquid death plays this game of we're anti-plastic while actually just adding to single use plastic consumption.
01:32:34.000They he says they got rid of the death dust packets.
01:32:36.000These were drink mixes they had line and plastic, he said, got rid of them.
01:32:39.000But they produce soft drink cans that can for can for any other company produces the same amount of plastic.
01:32:45.000He then says when we recycle it, we burn it off.
01:32:48.000Plastic in the can is burned off in the recycling process, which converts it to carbon dioxide, water vapor, and small amounts of plastic particulates which are absorbed into a filter.
01:33:03.000They're much better than PET plastic bottles.
01:33:06.000However, if they really wanted to play the game of fighting plastic, they could be like Topo Chico or Minaragua, who do not actually claim death to plastic, but the caps, single-use metal pop caps contain 0.05 grams of plastic in the liner to keep it sealed.
01:33:23.000Substantially less plastic than liquid death.
01:33:57.000But he put this big thing on Twitter saying if I wanted to sell pool water, which uh we are actually working on right now, and I have some updates for you for all those that are curious about our Casprew.com pool water.
01:34:09.000So uh it looks like we probably are gonna increase the price from 20 bucks up for a few reasons.
01:34:15.000We we want to put them in cardboard boxes, and we want to use paper stickers, and those are more expensive.
01:34:22.000The initial cost that we were looking at to get eight cents profit per bottle would have been shrink wrapped in plastic.
01:34:27.000And we thought about it, we were like, I'm I'm not I'm not playing this anti plastic game like there, so I didn't care.
01:34:32.000But then we went to the price and we're like, we could do cardboard boxes, make it look a lot cooler.
01:34:37.000That means it's gonna be more it's gonna be closer to like 30 bucks a pack, uh, which is just a reality.
01:34:42.000I will give him that when he said, you know, uh Mike argued on X, we'd have to sell these 24 packs for 83, which is just another insane lie.
01:34:52.000And there are people tweeting at me being like, Take advice from the CEO of a drink company, Tim.
01:34:56.000I went I went to Walmart and Topo Chico is is 12 bucks for a 12-pack.
01:35:03.000I can buy glass bottles with no plastic in the cap for a buck apiece.
01:35:06.000I think the Topachicos they have rubber, they have like plastic underneath the pop caps, and it's it's about the scrap, it's not about the amount of plastic touching the liquid, it's about the scratches that the plastic takes.
01:35:17.000No, the issue is before production, they're producing plastic pollution that they burn and say it's better than plastic bottles.
01:35:23.000If there's the argument of who's making more plastic waste, then there's the argument of who's getting more microplastic into their stomach when they drink the liquid.
01:35:30.000And there's there's one French study suggesting that twist caps can put more microplastics in your drinking water.
01:35:38.000And I'd argue at 0.05 grams of plastic, the likelihood you're getting more microplastics in your glass bottle water compared to a literal plastic lined can with plastic every dimension is laughably absurd.
01:35:50.000The upside of those is they don't get the sunlight that because sunlight will will leach your plastic into your liquid.
01:35:54.000So you want to be careful, but the metal can will block the radiation from the sun or something.
01:36:11.000So spring water imported from like the Swiss Alps or Iceland is gonna be very expensive.
01:36:16.000It's gonna be, I think upwards of like 20 cents per ounce, even as high as 50 cents, depending on the source of water.
01:36:22.000If you're doing American sourced uh artesian water or uh um re reverse osmosis, like Dasani, for instance, Dasani is municipal tap water, not a joke, and they make a ton of money.
01:36:36.000The issue is that Liquid Death is not a water company.
01:36:39.000Even Mike said it's 15% of their business at some point.
01:36:42.000They are a soft drink company, no different from Coke or any other drink producer in a can, and can for can they produce the exact same amount of plastic.
01:36:52.000He said he committed to changing the bot the cans because it says death to plastic on every can.
01:36:57.000He's gonna put death to plastic bottles.
01:37:07.000The hammer drop from the interview that I did.
01:37:10.000I feel a little bad about this because liquid death is growing, they're getting big, and I'm not trying to rag on these guys who are trying to push back against the monopolies of Coke and Pepsi.
01:37:19.000I feel kind of bad about Coke and Pepsi own everything, and they like plastic in their cans too.
01:38:11.000They were fine under the FTC because the argument was Red Bull gives you wings implies that Red Bull will enhance your physical or mental performance more than a caffeinated soda, which it will not because Red Bull is effectively just the same as a any other caffeinated soda.
01:38:27.000So many people think Red Bull's an energy drink.
01:38:34.000But if you look at like monster and other energy drinks that have, you know, ginseng, girana, B vitamins, and other things, those are energy drinks.
01:38:41.000He then said several times that he surveyed his customers and found the overwhelming majority were not buying them because it was plastic free.
01:38:53.000I think he said it was because it was an alternative to plastic bottles.
01:38:57.000He then admitted some of our customers we found were buying this because they thought it was free from plastic, but it's a it was a minority, to which is shocking to me because he outright said the slogan we use death to plastic misled a portion of our customer base into buying our product.
01:39:16.000We've known this for years and we've never changed it.
01:39:18.000That's what he said publicly and live.
01:39:21.000I I addressed this, I and I additionally said the controversies surrounding plastic bags inside of this, because you can look it up, has been around for years, and they never changed their marketing.
01:39:35.000They knew that it misled a certain portion of their customer base.
01:39:38.000They knew there was a controversy surrounding this.
01:39:41.000They didn't change it until I, with millions of followers, called them out and there was a backlash on social media.
01:39:47.000Oh, is that how you got the interview?
01:39:50.000I was wondering how the interview came about.
01:39:51.000So the other the other thing, the reason this came out is because uh long time ago I bought liquid death.
01:39:56.000I didn't know Lumim Cans had plastic in them.
01:39:58.000I thought it was just straight up metal.
01:39:59.000And I bought it because I didn't we wanted to create a we wanted to have here for our guests a plastic free, a plastic alternative to our drinking water.
01:40:06.000We have plastic water bottles, I don't care.
01:40:08.000And we also had Saratoga Springs at the time.
01:40:10.000We now have reusable glass water bottles that are downstairs and they have silicone seals on them.
01:40:14.000Uh when I found out they said plastic, my brother told me I spent thousands of dollars.
01:40:17.000I was kind of peeved because I'm like, it says death to plastic on it.
01:40:46.000I did, however, call out the general concept without naming liquid death, which I didn't want to cause problems for, you know, we have with mutual colleague.
01:40:56.000However, he he recently uh Liquid Death fired all of their skateboarders, who by the way were getting paid like 500 bucks a month, not even that much money, and had been with them since the beginning since the inception of this company.
01:42:12.000Uh what I want to add to this that I didn't say at the time, but I'll say now this is a company valued at 1.4 billion dollars, brought in a ton of investment.
01:42:20.000He says they're not yet profitable, and that means they're putting the money back into expansion of the business.
01:42:24.000So they could be profitable if they want to grow and they want to distribute more.
01:42:27.000330 million dollars in sales, they don't get all of that because that's retail sales.
01:42:31.000So they're but based on what he said, he said they have 40% margins, retail's about a buck per can, and he said that retailers want 50% margins, distributors want uh around a 30% margin.
01:42:44.000So we can actually do simple math in that regard.
01:42:47.000And then he says we have a 40% margin.
01:42:49.000So this means the wholesalers, or I'm sorry, the retailers are getting this for about 50 cents a can because they want a 50% margin, which means by the time the distributor is giving it out, they're selling it to Walmart for 50 cents.
01:42:59.000So if they want 30% of 50, that's 15 cents, which means he's likely selling them for 35 cents to the distributors, which means if he has a 40% margin, it's around 20 or so cents that he's uh his cost per can.
01:44:00.000We're going to throw another log on this fire that is the skateboard industry and pull a couple hundred bucks from you per month.
01:44:06.000But what I'm going to add to this is that what he said, and I'm paraphrasing, but he effectively said most of this, most of I'm paraphrasing.
01:44:14.000He said the skateboarders all basically said nice things.
01:44:17.000Richie was the only one who said something disparaging on the way out.
01:44:21.000And he said something like, I understand this hurt this, this this hurt him pretty bad because uh losing a couple because he lost a couple hundred bucks per month when he doesn't have that many sponsors left as it is, or something like this.
01:44:34.000And when he said that it was really fun to me because I was like, wow.
01:44:37.000Like he literally spat in Richie's face.
01:44:40.000To say to Richie, pro skateboarder, he has the video, he has a skate video with more views than any other skate uh skate video in history.
01:44:50.000Well, to be fair, um Nigaja Houston may have just surpassed him, but it's comparable.
01:44:53.000So he has rivaling for for like 10 years, the most viewed skate video history.
01:44:57.000And he said, I know it was particularly hard for him to lose a couple hundred bucks a month because he doesn't have that many sponsors.
01:45:29.000The reality is Richie was upset because he was with liquid death from the start.
01:45:34.000Every time we do videos, Richie always tries to make sure liquid death is seen on camera in some way because they sponsor him, and that's his job.
01:45:41.000And it's and I respect it because they only gave him a couple hundred bucks a month.
01:46:00.000And then what happens is abruptly, without without warning, a new guy at the company he's never heard of sends him a message saying, You're off the team, the team's disbanded.
01:46:09.000And so Richie felt like he was betrayed by a company he'd been with from the beginning for $500.
01:47:20.000And with the comment about Richie, I mean, if this guy truly believed that Richie had nothing left and needed this money, the idea that you would kick him while he was down by making a shitty comment like that is it's just totally classless.
01:47:35.000Let me let me stress um one of one of one of the complaints that people have about Richie is that for what he does as a pro skateboarder, I shouldn't say complaints.
01:47:46.000It's just that uh he's living all right.
01:47:50.000Like he's he's he with all due respect to Richie, he is an aging professional skateboarder who is living a his he's got a middle class life, and a lot of these pro skateboarders don't.
01:47:58.000Some of these guys are working at Home Depot, they're doing Uber deliveries, and Richie doesn't have to do that because he's he's had success in his career.
01:48:05.000So if it were correct that Richie was destitute and desperately needed 500 bucks a month from liquid death, how crappy would it be to spit on him in a live show saying that?
01:48:54.000Sorry to interrupt you, but I I think it's fair to say that a reasonable person would conclude that death to plastic means they don't have plastic in their products.
01:49:39.000So if you take a can of liquid death or any can for that matter, yeah, and you submerge it partially in caustic soda lie mixture, it will eat them.
01:50:14.000This is a great opportunity for this company to go hard on like plastic remediation, though, because there's fungus that will eat biodegrade, it'll eat plastic and turn it into sugar.
01:50:22.000There's bacteria that will eat plastic, you can uh electrocute the stuff and turn it into graphene.
01:50:27.000I he said he was committed to changing the hashtag to death to plastic bottles.
01:50:52.000But you can't do it because it's misleading.
01:50:54.000And he admitted, I'm gonna say I'm we're gonna go to rants right now, but I want to stress he admitted on a public stream.
01:50:59.000So um, you know, I'm I'm a bit torn on this one, but I'll say it.
01:51:03.000There are many people out there that have been tweeting angry, saying they didn't know this.
01:51:08.000He admitted on the show, they were aware that a portion of their customer base thought the slogan meant plastic free, and they did not change it.
01:51:24.000Red Bull got fined because they were they they they they implied that the drink enhanced your performance.
01:51:30.000And the argument was caffeinated sodas are no more, you know, Red Bull's no more than any other caffeinated soda.
01:51:34.000I think it's really cool that he came on the show, talked to you, and that it's uh an alternate company to big mega corps like Coke and Pepsi.
01:51:41.000So like if the options are we're gonna sue this, use the government to sue this dude's company and break it, or watch the company transform into something that's actually remediating plastic, I'll take the second choice.
01:51:52.000Well, I don't like the idea that liquid death would become a successful billion dollar company off the back of a lie like this.
01:51:59.000And uh I also think again, like I said, I didn't want to say it, but I'll say it.
01:52:03.000I think any law like there's there's probably a bunch of law firms that watch this show that are outright being like, I'm gonna make the fastest 10 million dollars I've ever made.
01:52:09.000They're they're gonna settle with the FTC in two seconds, and the law firm's gonna get it's it's gonna I imagine it would there could be like a class action um uh deceptive practices suit, potential FTC fine, and they're gonna have to pay out a lot of money, and the law firm that does this is going to make a cool, you know, 10 million bucks like that.
01:52:28.000The individual who bought the product will see a check in the mail in in two years for 75 cents.
01:52:32.000But it's so we gotta we gotta go to Rumble Rants.
01:53:39.000He tried to actually kill the guy that was open carrying who had actually had a long history of attending those protests and open carrying.
01:54:22.000Yeah, I think he ended up getting released, but just the idea that this guy that actually murdered an innocent man is still walking the streets with no repercussions, no charges.
01:55:28.000You know, you know I would never do that.
01:55:30.000So if you took one of Tim's spoons and then he was like, and you're like, I stole your spoon, and he's like, actually, you can just have it, so you're not stealing.
01:55:38.000We have uh at at one of our houses, we have uh an apartment in the basement that Seamus had been staying in, and Alison was doing the dishes, and she goes, uh, there's a few spoons missing.
01:56:13.000The real story is it's very mundane and boring.
01:56:16.000There's this thing I I like to joke about.
01:56:17.000I know like they say people in Ireland don't like when people in America call themselves Irish, but I just want you all to know like we're not bragging.
01:56:49.000Uh oh, yeah, I I I forgot to give you the updates on the uh on the pool water.
01:56:53.000So locally, for people on the East Coast in the DC area, you should be able to find these once we start sending them out for the a lot of price.
01:57:01.000It's gonna be like probably a dollar fifty to two bucks per bottle.
01:57:04.000Because we want to put them in um in cardboard boxes with paper stickers.
01:57:08.000So we we we do want to reduce the plastic.
01:57:10.000Uh so it will be Are these gonna be like in bodegas and stuff?
01:57:43.000You're you're these these are gonna be like 30 to 35 pounds, and so you're or I think it's for like a case, and then you gotta pay the shipping on that stuff.
01:57:51.000So hopefully we can uh we can get it regionally produced when we do expand.
01:57:56.000But I will stress for a gag product we launched locally, the the the producer is seriously like within 10 minutes driving of us.
01:58:04.000It's something we can easily pick up in our in our F-150 van.
01:58:08.000We can carry, I think, something like uh I don't know, what like a thousand bottles?
01:58:13.000No, I think like 1,500 bottles is the total weight capacity.
01:58:16.000So our our delivery cost is gonna be really, really, really low.
01:58:19.000So that means all the local business would be really easy.
01:58:21.000We have it, we have a handful of stores in mine that we think will carry them.
01:58:24.000Um you could order them direct from the site once they're up, which should be very soon.
01:58:28.000Because we wanted to uh because we wanted to change it from shrink wrap plastic cases.
01:58:35.000Uh you know, kind of defeats the purpose.
01:58:37.000We're gonna put it, we're gonna we're gonna wait to get the cardboard boxes made.
01:58:39.000But it was already gonna be a four-week stock period where they have to make everything.
01:58:48.000By the way, I just want like this has been it's been very impressive and very surreal to see Tim build this brand in like two and a half days.
01:58:56.000I woke up the other day and there was no understanding that this is gonna happen.
01:58:59.000And then like halfway through the day, he comes up with this idea, and then he's on the phone with people and label made.
01:59:33.000I feel like whenever Chris names something, he tries to find like the funniest name he can while still having some plausible deniability that that's what he's actually saying.
01:59:58.000And so uh don't drink out of the ball.
02:00:01.000I was like, the white background makes it look fake, like it's not real, and she was like, Oh, I got this, and then she she put it at a pool.
02:00:08.000So we actually talked about today, and we were like, why don't we do cans too?
02:00:11.000I mean then they can actually drink them by the pool.
02:00:13.000But for that matter, we could also do plastic.
02:00:15.000Uh I I don't think we'll do plastic bottles.
02:00:17.000I think we'll just do cans and glass bottles.
02:00:20.000And there is there, like I gotta be honest, like Liquid F ain't wrong.
02:00:24.000The glass bottle top is gonna have more plastic in it than the uh then the cans will.
02:00:29.000It scrapes off, and in transit before they get screwed onto the top, they're all these uh caps in a bag scraping against each other, cutting the but you can do like bamboo and silicone, and you can also do stainless steel cats.
02:00:41.000Yeah, we're we are looking for uh uh silicone uh or or cork.
02:00:47.000Mark Mark Giadetti says, shut up about water bottles, no one cares.
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02:03:20.000Oh, can I say I just I I never mentioned friendly fire and Rob goes, not Rob Schneider is is the guy who's who's kind of employing me to write some TV and kind of over here.
02:05:19.000He's the only one who actually I think cares about quality of life in New York City.
02:05:23.000The the the comments that I'm seeing from leftist from like Lib Twitter is that Zoran says something like, I want to figure out how to make healthcare affordable for New Yorkers.
02:05:33.000Cuomo then says something like uh I'm Italian, it's just the way I act.
02:05:38.000And then Sleewa says, four years ago I was shot in the ass.