Trump fires Mike Waltz and the media goes into a frenzy. Is this a 5D chess move by the White House? Or is this just the latest in a long line of scandals involving the Trump administration? A woman who was deported with her 2-year-old son is back in the USA. Kilmar Braco Garcia is facing criminal charges for allegedly threatening to murder his wife.
00:04:08.000And the reason why I think it may be is because you've already heard from Secretary Kristi Noem, as well as Kash Patel, that they're going to start polygraphing people to figure out who's leaking to the press.
00:04:17.000So maybe this was Trump's big play, because I got to tell you, I'm loving this.
00:04:22.000If you Google search the Mike Waltz story, you get all of these perfect headlines that say things like Mike Waltz out as National Security Advisor, now in as UN Ambassador.
00:04:35.000Because they changed the headlines once the news changed.
00:04:38.000But if you take a look at Reddit posts, you can see it was a spattering of op-eds from all the liberal press saying Trump fired him, his administration is in chaos, and that's the narrative they wanted to run with.
00:04:51.000Now they're rushing to update their headlines and issue corrections, although they're never going to admit it.
00:04:55.000They're going to do what's called a stealth edit.
00:05:00.000Kilmar Braco Garcia, you know that guy that Democrats love to defend?
00:05:03.000Well, he threatened to murder his wife and then bragged he would get away with it and no one could do anything about it.
00:05:09.000So apparently his wife filed another domestic violence claim prior to the 2021 claim, and Democrats are now desperately trying to pivot away from the Maryland man and just say, no, no, it's all about due process.
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00:09:07.000So I made this prediction last April because I predicted there'd be a thousand deaths within the next year because I was talking to my friend Andrew Heaton.
00:10:25.000In an effort to just be the opposite of whatever it is that liberals are, I'm just going to say Trump is a genius who can do nothing wrong.
00:10:37.000Yeah, just, well, I mean, Brian Tyler Cohen, Pac-Man, Luke Beasley, those are easy targets where literally every single video they have is Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump.
00:10:57.000The Daily Beast, this is an example, this is why I pulled it up, it says he was fired.
00:11:00.000But when you go to Mike Waltz fired on Google, if you search for it, all the headlines now read, he's out as National Security Advisor and tapped as UN Ambassador, which is a promotion from a staff-level position to a cabinet-level position.
00:11:16.000However, if you want to see what the actual headlines are, Search Reddit as well, because the rules on Reddit are you can't change a headline like that.
00:13:41.000But there is a lot of speculation that Trump leaked the first half of the story to see if a certain area of his administration would be leaking the information.
00:13:49.000Then later in the day announces, in fact, Mike Waltz is going to be UN ambassador and he's not being fired at all.
00:13:55.000So the media walked right into this one.
00:13:58.000Well, I mean, it's they walked into it because that they're they're looking for any way that they can, you know, slime Trump any any kind of problem.
00:14:09.000And in the administration, they're looking to focus on as much as they can, because I mean, they their entire business model is counter Trump, you know, and I don't see I don't see anything new in this.
00:14:22.000And my question is, who was responsible for the signal leak and is there really any
00:14:42.000I don't know exactly who did it, but I heard there was some staff or intern set up the signal chat a day prior and they like sausageed fingers Goldberg into it or something.
00:14:50.000I don't know if it should have been on signal in the first place.
00:15:06.000The other thing as well is that they don't trust the American security establishment.
00:15:11.000And so Signal is an independent, non-rest-of-American regime-aligned thing because any of the normal military systems they could use might be getting bugged by the other side.
00:16:10.000I mean, there is a group of people who are hired that...
00:16:15.000Persist in these executive-level and intelligence-level jobs, or I should say governmental-level jobs, whether or not a new administration comes in.
00:16:22.000So Obama gets elected, there's holdovers from the Bush administration.
00:16:26.000Then Trump gets elected, there's holdovers from Obama and Bush.
00:16:29.000So we refer to those people that have been in government for decades without being elected as the deep state.
00:19:08.000This is the crazy thing about how these journalists are scumbags, which is why I do lean towards, in this story with Mike Waltz, the Trump admin is just looking for ways to screw him over and insult him.
00:19:17.000Trump just does it to their face, like on the ABC interview.
00:19:30.000I'm not going to come out here and start screaming their names and talking about the things they're saying or doing.
00:19:35.000They have a reasonable expectation of privacy when they're dealing with me on certain issues.
00:19:39.000Now, I'll be honest, depending on the scale of information, if I accidentally got a text message from Donald Trump and I knew it was him and he said something like, I hate...
00:19:50.000They're all a bunch of morons and I'm pro-choice and I'm going to do everything I can to make abortion legal.
00:20:04.000In this regard, it was a private communication over a security issue without classified information or minimal information that could be considered classified.
00:20:22.000I mean, the whole thing was, you know, Goldberg shouldn't have been in there, but the reason that he stayed in there and didn't make himself known and say, hey guys, is because he was looking for information that he could use to slime the president.
00:20:37.000The fact that he's in there, as soon as he realized that he was in there, he was like, okay.
00:20:42.000I'm going to stay here because if they say anything that I can make into a story, then I'm going to make it into a story.
00:20:49.000He's been hostile to the president forever.
00:20:50.000He was all on the Russia, Russia, Russia thing.
00:20:54.000So when he said he was like afraid of...
00:20:57.000The way that he framed it, he was like, oh, I left the chat because it was out of moral principle and I feared that I was...
00:21:07.000He voluntarily left the chat, but he did screenshot everything, obviously.
00:22:01.000The information that slimes the administration is the fact that he was at it, not really anything that was said.
00:22:05.000Yeah, but I mean, he but the thing is, he wanted to have he wanted to have enough information that he could make something out of it.
00:22:12.000Now, granted, the actual information that they exchanged in the Slack or in the the whatever it's called channel, like it's not that big of a deal.
00:23:02.000You know, I went on Piers Morgan the other day and Piers asked if Joe Biden had done what Trump did, would I be defending him and saying he had a good administration?
00:23:15.000And so when Trump makes mistakes, I'm forgiving because the greater mission of the Trump administration is good for my way of life.
00:23:23.000The greater mission of Joe Biden is bad for my way of life.
00:23:27.000That's why when Joe Biden does things like promoting transiting the kids and DEI, opening our borders, all of it is bad.
00:23:33.000If you then combine that with other bad things like screwing up the economy and people's 401ks going down, I'd be like, this is a bad guy doing bad things.
00:23:42.000Donald Trump, on the other hand, is securing the border, trying to bring manufacturing back, telling people to have babies.
00:23:48.000These are things that I think are very, very good.
00:23:50.000So when Trump enacts a plan and it's got a negative result, I say, well, look, I'm skeptical on the universal tariffs.
00:23:57.000And I do think we should not gloat about people's 401ks going down or do this dumb thing where people are like, who cares about losing money?
00:24:15.000The left is incapable of generating leadership because they purity spiral all the time.
00:24:20.000The reason that we default onto such mediocre leftists as the ruling class is because they constantly look for – they constantly look to tear their own people down.
00:25:06.000I mean, I think that the piece that they did on Hassan kind of shows that.
00:25:11.000They actually said, oh, this guy's got a liberal in a MAGA body, and it's like admitting that the left is full of soft, out-of-shape garbage.
00:26:56.000It's like these people don't talk about news.
00:26:59.000They are literally just Trump review channels, which means there is a logical inconsistency.
00:27:06.000You can't simultaneously exist in this space where everything Trump does is bad.
00:27:14.000So like the immigration thing, which we'll get into in a little bit, where it's like a two-year-old was deported because the mom requested the two-year-old leave with her.
00:27:31.000I imagine that if you actually got someone like Hassan or Pacman behind closed doors, they'd probably say a whole bunch of pro-Trump stuff.
00:27:47.000I do believe that he is like pro-Palestine.
00:27:50.000I do believe he hates Israel and all those things.
00:27:51.000But there are a lot of pro-Trump people also absolutely hate Israel and hate that Donald Trump supports Israel, but they like Trump for what he's doing for America.
00:27:58.000And that's, you know, it is what it is.
00:28:01.000But I'd be willing to bet, based on the logic of Trump's plans, like, you know, renegotiating the USMCA and things like this.
00:28:09.000If you brought those progressives in private with the cameras off, they'd say, I like all of these things.
00:28:15.000And if you go, those are Trump things, they'll go, I don't know, whatever.
00:31:52.000So, certainly you're allowed to write glowing profiles and reviews for whoever you want.
00:31:57.000They don't need to be the biggest shows in the world.
00:31:59.000I'm just pointing out, He's the 19th biggest live show in the country on average around there.
00:32:07.000The New York Times is giving him a profile because the New York Times is liberal media trying to promote the worldview that he has.
00:32:16.000I think a portion of it is that they believe that he will attract young men like Joe Rogan or whatever because the left knows that they've lost him.
00:32:24.000A significant portion of young men, young men are turning to the right.
00:32:28.000And so Hassan, as a, you know, as the guy that wears masculinity like a skin suit, just like the left does with just about everything, they believe that they can, he'll attract young men back to the left.
00:32:38.000Does Hassan have a predominantly male audience?
00:33:20.000One of their core issues is they're sensing that they're losing a lot of support with their young male demographic, but then they don't realize that that's not something that you can change overnight by just having a—because they see Joe Rogan and they want to have a figure like Joe Rogan, but then they can't artificially create that and they can't artificially— Build up that cultural form and they can't wipe away the years of abuse against young white men.
00:35:14.000So you get a mix of, maybe for about ten minutes you're hearing someone say something like, with the AI advancements in the latest developments, we're starting to see programs that are riding them.
00:35:32.000The reason why the New York Times writes an article about a guy who, he's got a big show that's fine, but there's a lot of other people to write about.
00:35:39.000They've been demanding, they've been begging for the left version of Joe Rogan, which, to be honest, was Joe Rogan.
00:35:45.000And they're thinking, okay, Hassan's got a big live audience.
00:36:22.000The defining factor, or not the defining factor, one of the common traits of people on the right is they believe they have agency and the ability to affect their world.
00:36:31.000And people on the left think that life happens to them.
00:36:35.000People on the right think I am able to have an impact on my life.
00:37:04.000They have blamed men and boys for all the problems in the world, and they've been doing it for 30, 40 years, and now they're realizing, oh crap, we kind of want their votes.
00:37:13.000And so they're doing the best that they can to attract young men back, and the best way to do that is get masculine-looking men to give the narrative that the left wants.
00:37:27.000I don't watch Hassan Piker's content, but it seems like he doesn't align with mainstream Democrat Party views.
00:37:36.000Well, I don't know what he would call himself.
00:37:39.000The people who consider himself progressive.
00:37:41.000The people working at the New York Times that are running the show are commies.
00:37:44.000This wasn't the case 10 years ago, but as boomers and Gen X move out of those positions, millennials fill them, and you're getting largely—I mean, journalists tend to be women and tend to be Democrats.
00:37:55.000So these younger people, look at Bud Light.
00:38:02.000They say, we want to get rid of the frat bro image.
00:38:04.000And it was obvious it was going to be some millennial woman who got hired in the marketing position who was going to change the rules or change the play.
00:38:30.000Because I just, I remember back in the summer last year, they started this campaign about how Trump is weird and Vance is weird and they wanted to kind of put this like weirdness over.
00:38:42.000They left that behind because it didn't work.
00:38:45.000They even started selling shirts that were like, Trump is weird and they had like a girl with a septum piercing and purple hair like modeling it.
00:38:52.000As soon as Trump and Vance went on the podcasts, people were like, oh.
00:39:00.000Vance, they really tried hard to push the, he's weird, he's weird, blah, blah, blah.
00:39:04.000And then Vance went on Joe Rogan and I believe on, I'm not sure who else, but he went on a bunch of podcasts and people were like, oh, he's like the most normal dude ever.
00:39:13.000I don't know what the hell they're talking about.
00:39:15.000But what I understand is that Hasan Piker's content is mostly him monologuing during his streams.
00:39:21.000And what people like about Joe Rogan is that he...
00:40:37.000Rudyard, I ask of you how we survive as a civilization, as a country, when you have one faction, which focuses on the news of the day, the stories, the big issues.
00:40:49.000Some people are obsessed with Trump on the right, but, you know, we're looking for the right thing to do.
00:40:54.000And then on the left, you have a media that says Trump is wrong no matter what, don't know, don't care.
00:41:17.000It's hard to get good transitions, man.
00:41:19.000If you've got a podcast, you've got different parts you've got to move through.
00:41:24.000But I am known for my prediction that America is on the verge of a revolution or a civil war, and I've traced this back to multiple historic crises, and I stand by my thesis that we need to have a war where… This is one of those things where words are tricky,
00:41:43.000but there's an underlying very simple concept.
00:41:45.000The natural momentum of American society will result in a war.
00:41:51.000And that this is the ultimate culmination of the variables that are in motion.
00:41:55.000Because I've studied like five different historic models that predict we're going to have a revolution in civil war.
00:42:01.000And most of them go back to the 20th century.
00:42:04.000But have you factored in the demographic collapse?
00:42:50.000There's the personal moral, we need a war because I want my thing, or there's a, our country is falling apart and the only way we change is through a war.
00:42:59.000So I'm going to stop here and say I am innately, profoundly grateful I lost this bed because on one side my pride gets hurt and on the other side there's a major war.
00:43:08.000And one of these is definitely better than the other.
00:43:15.000The variables in motion now will mean that we will have a war where in the same manner that, let's say, when there's a thunderstorm that's coming, the weatherman can predict with a certain degree of accuracy that there's going to be a thunderstorm.
00:43:30.000The thing that is the most difficult to predict is timing, which is consistently the case with almost every variable that relates to...
00:43:40.000Predicting anything because this isn't a set scientific.
00:43:44.000This isn't a set thing where you can mathematically get the outcome.
00:43:48.000However, I think that with the current variables in motion, we're going to have a war.
00:43:56.000So I study a variety of different historic models and...
00:44:01.000They all say that America is on the verge of having a war, and they've said this for decades because the variables that cause wars go back decades.
00:44:10.000Examples of this is the generational patterns where America has consistently had a war every 80 years.
00:44:15.000World War II, U.S. Civil War, American Revolution, etc., going backwards.
00:44:22.000And when I look at the underlying variables in America today, what I'm seeing is that...
00:44:30.000There is too high cost of living, too high inequality, too high – all of the variables that cause civil wars and there's no mechanism to reset this.
00:44:43.000And I've spoken before in a previous video how I think the left is in a strategic place where they have to have a war to maintain their coalitions because most wars after the Industrial Revolution stem from one side being desperate.
00:44:58.000Is it your sense that the income inequality is the big driver now, or do you think that it's ideological?
00:45:58.000And so when you have these large populations of dissatisfied people that can't
00:46:04.000That don't have anything else going on, you're going to have a war.
00:46:07.000And I've been reading a lot about the French Revolution lately where it's interesting that you see years building up to the French Revolution where for a person afterwards, it was completely obvious it would happen.
00:46:18.000every single step of the way up there people were in denial and that's what's going to happen here that I believe we will have a war or political crisis like this and then afterwards all of
00:46:30.000When you say political crisis, can you expand on that and what you mean by political crisis if you're not talking about kinetic war or whatever?
00:46:53.000If Trump could completely wipe out the leftist elite through Doge in like a two-year period, that would solve it.
00:46:59.000But the issue with that is that you would end up in a weird situation where the left is desperate, which is where I think the left's at now.
00:47:07.000And this is one of the points I wanted to bring up, that the amount of violence that's going on now is horrific.
00:47:13.000And these things, they're like brush fires.
00:47:15.000A brush fire will keep growing until it grows into a fire once it's past a certain scale.
00:47:21.000The way the left is ramping up in violence in itself is completely terrifying.
00:47:27.000Do you think that that's something that they're, and when I say they, I mean the left, do you think that that's something the left can sustain and actually intensify, or do you think that it's something that'll peter up?
00:47:37.000Because it's my sense that there has to be something that really motivates your average person to get involved for it to really spread.
00:47:48.000So the way these crises tend to work is that people's hands get forced under certain conditions where – I spoke about this the last time I was on your show, but if you look at the English Civil War, you look at the French Revolution, you look at the fall of the Roman Republic, what occurs in each case is that there's a sort of political crisis.
00:48:06.000And then the political crisis forced the rights and the left to go into different brackets, and then they defend their own side.
00:48:12.000And so what happens is that normally something like a budget issue hits or some politically important person gets murdered, and that forces both sides' hands.
00:48:20.000But again, this is the norm for these kinds of historic crises.
00:48:24.000Most people beforehand would not have wanted a war if they were asked, and then it happened anyway.
00:48:31.000What was the initial bet that you made?
00:48:52.000I'm not counting because I said before, it wouldn't surprise you if it's in the hundreds, because if we hit 1,000, we're going to know about it.
00:49:00.000The thing I was really trying to say is that we'll have some type of politically motivated major crisis that would cause blood on the streets.
00:49:10.000In these historical contexts, I mean, like going back much, much further, were they also facing population decline?
00:50:19.000And we're facing what they're calling the demographic cliff, where because of the fertility drop-off after the Great Recession in 2007 and 2008...
00:50:26.000We have no 18-year-olds to go to universities.
00:50:29.000We have no 18-year-olds, 16-year-olds even, to start taking low-skill entry-level jobs that help sustain small business and grow.
00:50:38.000There's a few examples we have here in Charleston, Charlestown, West Virginia, where businesses are going under because they can't find anybody to do rudimentary work.
00:50:47.000So applying that to this political conflict we have, and I feel like.
00:50:53.000Either it happens in the next couple of years, fourth turning style, straw style generational theory, or what is it?
00:51:00.000A bunch of late 30s Gen Z fighting with a bunch of other late 30s Gen Z and there's no kids for whoever wins?
00:51:07.000The thing I wanted to bring up is I've been looking at an interesting theory by Nietzsche, where Nietzsche was writing in the late 19th century, and the video I'm—I've got a couple videos in production.
00:51:18.000The one I'm currently writing is The Rise and Fall of the Blue Pill, and— I use the blue pill as a moment of history in which over the course of the 20th century, we saw the rise of just really silly worldviews that have no relation to reality.
00:51:35.000And the blue pill is a worldview built off platitudes and nice-sounding things rather than the truth.
00:51:43.000So Nietzsche predicted the society of the early 21st century would be so weak it would be incapable of living, it would be incapable of sustaining itself, and it would hate those who had the will to keep living the most of anyone.
00:51:54.000And when I look at our era, we are terrified of – we're terrified of change more so than previous historic societies.
00:52:04.000So I think it goes to reason somewhat that we would delay a historic event like this because –
00:52:14.000However, I still think that historic events like this have to happen because you look over the course of history and whenever you see a major sociological or demographic shift, it's accompanied by war.
00:52:26.000And too many players in this current game have to have a war.
00:52:31.000And when I say social issue, what I could possibly be saying besides a war inside America would be, let's say, China attacking Taiwan and we fight them.
00:52:41.000Or some major international war or something like that.
00:52:45.000There has to be a destabilizer to the current order because this order can't survive much longer.
00:53:07.000CBP that wants to stop an illegal immigrant can't unless they have a judicial warrant for that individual.
00:53:13.000And if they try to deport the person, that person needs to be informed they can choose to not deport if they want.
00:53:20.000You then have this story, which is just coming out today, blocking Trump's use, a federal judge, of the Alien Enemies Act of Venezuelans.
00:53:26.000Now, what's crazy about this story is that the judge granted class action status to basically anyone from, like, any Venezuelan immigrant, which is nuts.
00:53:37.000We are dealing with, in this country, the American tradition, which is people who have family here for several generations, who believe in the United States, and then you have, and that's largely represented by Trump.
00:53:50.000On the Democrat side, they are represented by illegal immigrants, non-citizens, and they want as many non-Americans to come into this country, and they simultaneously argue, we love America, this is our country.
00:54:08.000You cannot have two factions of people, one that says America is for the children of those who built this nation, and another that says America is for anyone who shows up in violation of the law.
00:54:21.000Because right now, with these judges blocking the deportation, we have an untenable situation.
00:54:26.000Trump has floated, suspending the writ of habeas corpus to deal with these deportations.
00:54:32.000Citing Abraham Lincoln and other presidents who have done this without congressional approval, but maybe later getting it.
00:54:38.000I'm wondering what you see happening in this regard and if this is a factor in this coming conflict.
00:54:44.000So Aristotle said that the marker of a tyranny, or at least one of them, is to rely upon foreigners over the citizens of said nation because the foreigners had no stake in the nation's stability.
00:55:00.000Might very well be importing immigrants in to create some kind of army or military force because they would have trouble recruiting among a lot of young men.
00:55:15.000And illegals, they'll just say, we'll give you citizenship if you fight for us.
00:55:19.000It's a relatively clean deal, at least from their perspective.
00:55:24.000I think that's shown in the recruiting.
00:55:29.000The statistics from the Biden administration to what happened when Hegseth became the, you know, the sect F. The Trump administration, they hadn't met recruiting goals for multiple years leading up to Donald Trump getting elected or reelected.
00:55:48.000And as soon as Donald Trump was reelected, the recruiting goal shot through the roof.
00:55:52.000Or the recruiting number shot through the roof.
00:56:13.000And they said if folks have the courage to raise their right hand, swear an oath to protect and defend this nation and put their lives on the line, then they sure as hell deserve the opportunity to be an American citizen.
00:56:22.000And I think the story here was largely for illegal immigrants.
00:56:36.000That's a country that's not going to survive much longer.
00:56:39.000I mean, look, with the economic problems we're already facing, with the demographic drop-off, Donald Trump mass-deporting all of these people is not going to replace the missing children of millennials that don't exist and can't exist for 16, 17 years in terms of the workforce.
00:56:56.000I don't know what the solution then would be.
00:56:59.000Trump can deport all these people, but Democrats are clearly bringing them in because they're trying to prop up the economic system of the petrodollar.
00:59:17.000So the towns that were built next to these railroads are decaying and disappearing.
00:59:21.000When you have a demographic drop-off, Donald Trump deporting all these people, we might actually see medium-sized, maybe not medium-sized, but let's say a city that...
00:59:31.000May have 10,000, 20,000 people could just completely collapse in 5, 10 years.
00:59:36.000A really good example of this is in Ohio where all those Haitians moved in.
00:59:40.000Do you remember what the name of that town was?
01:00:12.000The problem of needing to maintain a city infrastructure is not remedied by bringing in people who don't know how to maintain city infrastructure.
01:00:20.000It is a desperate, holy crap, what do we do?
01:00:24.000So I think we may actually end up in a place maybe in 10 or 20 years with – they're calling it a – there's the mortality cliff.
01:00:33.000That is a standard thing that happens for all older generations.
01:00:36.000So baby boomers are in their mid – I think early 60s to late 70s, meaning boomers right now at the oldest are at life expectancy.
01:00:48.000Ten years from now, we're expecting a significant decline.
01:00:51.000They're expecting there to be, I think, around 20 million boomers in the next...
01:03:18.000I asked the real estate agent, okay, so it's a big acreage, we get that, but the house needs $100,000 in work and you want $500,000 for it.
01:03:26.000And she said, well, right now, in West Virginia, a new-built bungalow on an acre is $600,000.
01:04:41.000The government just prints a lot of money, and it just floods the economy because the money is not actually representative of the economy, so it causes the price of everything to skyrocket, and housing is a stable asset.
01:05:11.000It's insane that the stock market has been having a very good time in the last five years when the American people have been completely screwed over.
01:05:18.000And it's because the government prints cheap money.
01:05:33.000The value of stocks is going up, but I wonder if you compare it to buying power, if the buying power value of these things is increasing, because I'd argue it's not.
01:07:03.000I think Timcast IRL, well, I can't track Timcast IRL as easily because we're split between multiple platforms, so that's actually hard to track.
01:07:11.000Our views had gone up, but I can't really track it.
01:07:13.000You know what I can track is just my Timcast news on Social Blade, which it's still split.
01:07:19.00028 million on just YouTube alone, and then it's probably another maybe 10 on Rumble.
01:07:29.000The reason why I bring this up, what do you think it means that our media space, let me also do this, Brian Tyler Cohen, because I want to show these guys whose only subject is Trump, 196 million views.
01:08:12.000You can argue that clearly it's not 196 million Americans.
01:08:18.000It may be 20 million Americans who watch these videos religiously.
01:08:22.000But either way, a large sect of the population, their brain is being fried like a sunny-side-up egg in a frying pan like that commercial back in the 80s.
01:08:56.000They're trying that with Elon because the reason I think they're targeting Elon because I didn't understand the Tesla move in any other lens.
01:09:03.000Besides this, is they've focused their hatred on Trump for the last nine years.
01:09:09.000You can only keep your audience engaged for so long.
01:09:12.000And so I think they're switching over to Elon because he's the wealthiest man in the world and he's a big attractor of envy because the left is motivated by envy.
01:09:20.000And so I think they're switching over to Elon as just a new target to feed their energy off.
01:09:25.000Okay, I'm not saying it's comparable in numbers, but I just saw that...
01:09:30.000Sheryl Crow sold her Tesla to protest Elon Musk, and then I'm assuming someone who supports Elon Musk, as she put it, showed up to her property to kill her.
01:09:45.000It was some life-threatening situation.
01:13:11.000On YouTube, Joe Rogan is tiny compared to the people who only scream Trump.
01:13:18.000Like, does that not freak you guys out?
01:13:20.000So this is assuming the numbers are accurate, where we have some evidence to believe they might not be.
01:13:25.000Where, as an example, the Biden administration has added a million jobs on their jobs program, where they said there were a million more jobs for their entire year leading up to the election than there really were.
01:13:41.000And that was just a number they made up.
01:15:09.000But the pendulum can swing in another direction.
01:15:12.000Right now, you have unfettered speech of individuals, and what do they do?
01:15:17.000The most bare-bones, raw, rage-inducing, psychotic garbage.
01:15:25.000And it infects people's minds and makes them go insane.
01:15:28.000I'm not saying ban them from doing it, but I wonder what the founding fathers would say.
01:15:33.000If they looked at this media phenomenon right now and they said, you've got some of the biggest media production, millionaires, men of wealth and merit, these people are making donations, they're advocating for policy, and the only thing they do every day is scream out how much they hate one guy?
01:15:52.000I don't think the founding fathers thought that's what was going to happen with free speech.
01:15:55.000It's funny you say that because the founding fathers and they made America, they were looking back to the pre-existing history of republics.
01:16:02.000And they were looking especially to the Greeks and the Romans who had republics earlier.
01:16:07.000And the interesting thing and the number one thing the founding fathers were worried about is they had studied Aristotle.
01:16:12.000And Aristotle has three different political systems, oligarchy, democracy and monarchy all have their core strengths and weaknesses that lead off based off their greatest strength to their doom and for.
01:16:25.000For democracy, they said the failing was equality, and they said that you would start to see equality pop up as an idea and that equality would ultimately kill democracy.
01:16:36.000And they said that mob psychology was the number one thing that would destroy democracy.
01:16:41.000So they knew about mob psychology because the Greeks and the Romans had enormous issues with mobs in their democracy.
01:16:47.000There's another potentiality here, which is maybe a bit scarier.
01:16:52.000The views that are garnered by these Trump psychos are fake.
01:17:00.000One of the stories that we have coming up, we covered this story a couple days ago.
01:17:03.000It's a segment that's going to be up at some point.
01:17:06.000Researchers were using AI chatbots to target individuals on Reddit to build a profile on them and then respond to them in a way that would change their minds and it worked.
01:17:19.000So when you look at the views of these prominent individuals, it may be bots for one reason.
01:17:39.000And so these young guys are like, that's the mainstream.
01:17:42.000The argument made a long time ago is that the corporate press exists to convince 80% of the population that the 10% are the popular mainstream ideas.
01:18:15.000So, it's hard to disentangle between them, because, as an example, almost every major issue the left cares about, they care about...
01:18:25.000Because it was a popular issue in mid-20th century Marxism where – and I've spent a lot of time studying the anthropology of the left, so feel free to ask any questions on the topic.
01:18:39.000But in the mid-20th century, the Marxists thought the working classes aren't getting us power anymore because the working classes realize that capitalism gets them richer.
01:18:50.000To ethnic minorities, women, and gay people as demographics where if we pandered to said demographics, we can hold power.
01:18:58.000And then what happened is that generations afterwards, the left was incapable of realizing that this was a strategy that the left made up for the express purpose of getting power.
01:20:11.000That is defamation per se to accuse someone of a crime.
01:20:15.000Robbie says he reached out to Facebook saying, or Meta, the parent company, hey guys, fix this and issue a retraction and apology because people are starting to target me believing it's real.
01:20:28.000Over the next nine months, Robbie says it got worse.
01:20:32.000More fake images started to appear from Meta, more images from Meta.ai making fake statements about Robbie is what I mean to say, saying that it even got extreme to the point where it said his children should be taken from him.
01:20:44.000Because he's a convicted criminal and insurrectionist and all these things.
01:20:49.000This is where things get really crazy.
01:20:51.000There's so much to break down in how revolutionary this story is going to be.
01:20:55.000So Joel Kaplan, I think, I thought I had the tweet pulled up here somewhere, is a, do I have it right here?
01:21:57.000He's suing for access of five million in damages.
01:22:00.000He's also asking for punitive damage as to be determined.
01:22:03.000I'm assuming this actually, this next part, because he didn't talk about it.
01:22:06.000But the presumption is in the lawsuit, jury will determine punitive damages to be awarded, which estimates could be 1-3% of the value of the company or upwards of 9%, depending on which state you're in.
01:23:33.000Unfortunately for these artificial intelligences, they've absorbed all of the lies from the corporate press and presume it all to be true, which means if you go to ChetGPT or Grok or Meta.ai and you ask it,
01:23:50.000tell me about James O 'Keefe, and it pulls in that false information, that company has now defamed you.
01:24:09.000But that tweet was absorbed into Grok, and now if Grok lies about you, yes, you can now sue Twitter.
01:24:15.000So I think we are going to see something massive here, unless, of course, you get a corrupt judge.
01:24:21.000But with all that being said, the next big question, seeing as AI is now in the space, another story to throw in, Is that recently a Tesla was driving down the street, full self-driving, when a man tripped into the road.
01:24:34.000The Tesla then immediately veered left and slammed into another car.
01:25:00.000AI is changing everything in terms of fault with cases like this.
01:25:05.000So, again, all that being put out there, I know it might be a bit of a hard segue, but I'm wondering, Redyard, what you see with all your predictions and what you've studied in history, how AI will play a role in this.
01:25:15.000So it's funny you say that, because...
01:25:19.000I draw my lines in fields I don't study.
01:25:38.000The biggest worry with AI is they basically get rid of all the pre-established jobs.
01:25:44.000Where most human activities are not that difficult, then AI can replace them.
01:25:48.000And there's been zero examination among the ruling class for what it's going to mean if, I don't know, like a quarter of people's jobs go away.
01:25:56.000Because people are already using AI to automate humans out.
01:26:05.000But right now the updated post is saying that actually the female driver took control and hit the car to dodge the man who fell in the street.
01:26:19.000It seems like a better option to, I mean, considering the safety record of Teslas, because they are one of the safest cars on the road, it does seem like the better option for the car to say, okay.
01:26:47.000I mean, one of the things I say is how much does blank issue compare to medical malpractice, where people talk about wars in the Middle East, they talk about 9-11, but some vast amount of people are killed every year by medical mispractice.
01:27:17.000One of the reasons we will not see your prediction of the future is because the left is going to plug their brains in in some way or another and just blank out of reality.
01:28:50.000But also the left has been perfectly willing to kill their entire civilization in exchange for not—yes.
01:28:55.000And currently the left are the ones that are—not only are they ramping up, but they're the ones that are pushing forward the violent rhetoric.
01:29:26.000I mean, I'm going to keep comparing it to the French Revolution, where once you get to the end of it, you know what it is, but you know the people of this part of the journey, they hadn't realized what was going on.
01:29:42.000The other thing is that even if there isn't a war in America, I think there has to be a war around the world where the tensions we talk about in America, I have a hobby, I watch documentaries from around the world, and you look at South Korea, you look at Australia, you look at France,
01:29:57.000you look at Canada, China, every country in the world is talking about the same crises.
01:31:44.000I check China more than I check America, and every single time I check China, it's worse.
01:31:50.000Sounds kind of like whatever does happen after the dust settles, it's going to be probably Catholic conservatives.
01:31:58.000That are going to be left standing in the United States, and that's because of their high birth rates relative to any other faction, or you could argue that some areas might be Muslim.
01:32:06.000But because there's more Catholics in the U.S. than Muslims, I'd estimate that if there is a great catastrophe, if this fourth generation—I'm sorry, the fourth turning happens, and within the next 10 or 15 years there's a war or whatever, Catholics, I believe, are at like 2.3 fertility rate.
01:32:24.000There's a— I'm sorry to cut you off, but there's a sci-fi novel called Fitzpatrick's War, and I have basically made this book.
01:32:31.000It's so expensive you can't buy it, because there were a few copies that it was published in the 90s, but it has a fascinating...
01:32:40.000It has a fascinating story of the future that's set in the 25th century.
01:32:44.000And in its backstory, the world's population crashes from 11 billion to 1 billion over the course of the 21st century.
01:32:50.000And America has a multi-step, multi-decade civil war where the left basically devolves into inner-city criminal organizations.
01:33:01.000It becomes taken up by these intentional communities of conservatives who move out to the countryside to avoid the city's degeneracy.
01:33:09.000Then what happens is that these rural people form a new nationality called the Yukons.
01:33:13.000The Yukons build the new American Republic on the ruins of the destroyed America.
01:33:17.000The Muslims populate Europe, the Chinese populate East Asia, and the population collapse occurs due to a combination of birth rate crash, genetically engineered diseases, war, and supply chain issues.
01:33:44.000But what I've heard a lot from feminists, and I'm not sure this accurately portrays the book, is that it's basically women are forced to have babies for their country.
01:33:52.000But my understanding is that the story is about a post-apocalyptic America and a collapsing birth rate and humans facing extinction.
01:34:04.000And it's about—it was written in the 90s, and it's about a world where, due to— Some failing of industrial chemical processing, the vast majority of women are infertile.
01:34:14.000And so in order to solve the population crisis, religious conservatives launch a coup, and then they basically force women into sex slavery.
01:34:23.000And so that's the thesis where the main character, the handmaid, she is one of the polygamous wives of the ruling, of one of the ruling nobility of this state called Gilead.
01:36:13.000He said, as the pattern goes, when a society becomes wealthy, or I don't know what level of wealth that would be, people stop having children, is the only solution for...
01:36:25.000our country to just plummet into poverty?
01:36:27.000Is that the solution to bring the birth rate back up?
01:37:13.000Yeah, if society collapsed and fertility was collapsing, then – You wouldn't need to take the country over and force them to do anything.
01:37:20.000They would just replace the women with bags.
01:37:40.000I mean, look at the Romanian kids, where they did a program like that in Romania, and all of the kids just became completely dysfunctional as adults.
01:37:52.000I mean, what's going to happen is that...
01:37:55.000Gen Z backs the use of artificial wounds.
01:38:01.000Life is a natural equilibrium, and one of the things modern people struggle with is the universe is a responsive system so that when something goes bad, the public moves in another direction.
01:38:13.000And so the people who have children, their children will furthermore have children, and it will create cultural norms where the culture is a responsive system that will adjust as things get bad.
01:38:29.000So you think it's just a problem that over time solves itself and we don't need to plummet into poverty for this?
01:38:35.000The world's ended 20 times before in history.
01:38:46.000We could avoid poverty if we played our cards well, because if you have a free market economy and you have property rights, you're probably not going to be poor.
01:38:54.000Poverty is mostly an outgrowth of certain economic incentive structures.
01:38:59.000The thing with the fall of Rome as well is that after Rome fell, the average height and quality of life for the average person outside Italy went up, because Rome was a predatory system that took from the empire to feed Italy.
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01:41:39.000He asked to join this panel with Cenk Uygur, Carrie Lake, Bacha Unger-Sargon, and the congressman who's impeaching Trump, and I got to give him some choice words.
01:41:46.000However, what happened was, towards the end of the show, on our end, what we saw was we were kicked out of the room.
01:46:27.000He said he doesn't do this anymore, but it's because he's mean to people mercilessly on X. Well, that was a debate that we had last time he was on about whether or not he believes that free speech needs to include being able to insult people.
01:46:41.000And I was like, well, then you should say that free speech should include porn then.
01:46:46.000And he's like, well, no, it's not free speech.
01:46:48.000And I'm like, well, then maybe it shouldn't include insulting people.
01:46:51.000Because you can make your arguments in a...
01:46:54.000You know, in a clear way that's not insulting people and still make controversial arguments.
01:47:00.000But he's like, well, you know, I should be able to say blah, blah, blah.
01:47:02.000And he is definitely a bomb thrower on Twitter and on his own.
01:48:14.000American citizen indicted on terror charges killed in a drone strike in Pakistan.
01:48:18.000They say he was not specifically targeted.
01:48:20.000So Obama killed four American citizens without charge or trial.
01:48:23.000If I was Trump and anybody criticized, you know, Mr. President, you are deporting people, I'd be like, were you, did you do a report on Barack Obama murdering four Americans?
01:48:34.000And they're like, well, that was a long time ago.
01:51:27.000Pinochet says, sorry, Tim, if you think Robbie will get a jury of his peers and not his enemies in Blue Delaware, if he even gets a trial, I have a unicorn to sell you.
01:51:34.000Our courts are political star chambers.
01:51:57.000But it's nice that you sometimes get the political signaling.
01:52:00.000Because Zuck, you know he's not an authentic conservative.
01:52:03.000The fact that he's going in this direction means the left is not doing well.
01:52:06.000It does signal that his sociopathic tendencies targeting conservatism means he believes conservatives are the right side of history at this point.
01:53:23.000Zuckerberg did a bunch of things that they were not challenged on.
01:53:27.000Going back to 2016, when he had staff that were deleting conservative news stories, you had the backdoor that was run by the feds where they could log in.
01:54:01.000I'd have to pull this up at a later date.
01:54:03.000Many of you may remember the story that Twitter and Facebook both were allowing backdoors for the government to log into the flag content they wanted removed.
01:54:36.000My specific issue was that Zuckerberg's going like, you know, we made a mistake with the story on Hunter Biden and we shouldn't have done it.
01:54:44.000And the government was calling us and telling these things.
01:54:46.000And if I was there, I would have said, what about the story from The Intercept that said that you actually built, you coded a backdoor for the federal government to log in and flag content you wanted removed?
01:55:00.000And I think the issue largely is that this is not Joe's domain, and I don't mean it to be a dick.
01:55:05.000Joe's a comedian who talks about issues that he thinks are important with people he finds interesting, and that's why he has the best show.
01:55:12.000This is why Zuckerberg won't go on other shows.
01:55:15.000He went on Theo Vaughn because, once again, it's a comedian who's going to give him a big platform to pretend like he's being based or moderate or whatever, and he's not.
01:55:24.000But he's being cringed the whole time.
01:55:27.000I really want to pull this story up, though, but this always happens because they bury it.
01:58:09.000So for the audience, new atheism was popular like 15 years ago.
01:58:13.000And, uh, the thing that destroyed the new atheist movement was a guy asked a girl out on a date in an elevator and he was not a particularly good looking guy.
01:58:25.000And then she made a big deal out of it, and then it caused a huge issue inside the new atheist community about whether or not that was acceptable.
01:59:50.000No, I'll give credit to breaking points.
01:59:52.000I think crystal ball has gone off the deep end, but you've got Trump, then you've got tech CEO, then you've got Pritzker, then you've got Rubio, but Trump's in the thumbnail, then you've got Elon, then you've got Trump, then you've got African journalists as USAID is bad,
02:00:10.000Zionists, US Jet Falls, then you've got Trump, then you've got MAGA influencers, I think.
02:04:39.000One of the things I've looked at in the process of looking at where all this money is going is the underground base and city infrastructure and transportation system that's been built.
02:07:29.000Oh, the Book of Revelation, it's unclear if they wanted to have it put in the Bible originally, where there were a series of religious debates at the time where it only barely got through.
02:07:39.000And so people have been interpreting the Book of Revelation for thousands of years, and the world has yet to have ended.
02:07:48.000There are multiple crises, but it keeps going.
02:08:41.000Yeah, what I mean by that is, for me, as a millennial growing up in an actual period where little was happening, the 90s largely, I know stuff happened, you know?
02:08:52.000I don't know, what was there, like Kosovo and shit?
02:09:42.000What became of it was crazy, but I feel like even at the time I knew that it was being misrepresented.
02:09:49.000Dude, day of January 6th, I'm sitting in, you know, the castle, working on news, and when this stuff is trickling in, and you only have partial information, it's fucking insane.
02:10:00.000I remember when all these big tweets were posting in caps, tear gas fired in the rotunda.
02:10:05.000Fucking Elijah Schaefer was tweeting, the revolutionaries have breached the Capitol, they're storming this room, and he's talking constantly about revolutionaries.
02:10:12.000Photos are coming up of people going through emails on computers.
02:10:44.000The videos that were coming from people I knew on social media where you can see cops fighting people, you had no idea what the end result was going to be.
02:10:51.000Now we look back on it and say, nothing ended up happening.
02:10:55.000At the time, though, when you get word that riders have breached the Capitol, it's a holy fuck moment.
02:11:00.000And then when you hear police are firing tear gas in the Capitol rotunda, it's like, holy fuck!
02:11:05.000Did you have a sense that it might be possible that Joe Biden would not be the president?
02:11:23.000Yes, because the Trump admin had been lining this up that they were going to challenge the electoral votes from states that were in dispute and send them back pending adjudication.
02:12:05.000Yeah, I didn't think anything was going to...
02:12:07.000I think based on all of the news we had after the election in 2020, what with the lawsuits and the electoral challenges, there was no certainty that was the case.
02:12:19.000Although I'm fairly certain I said he most likely is going to be the president and we're not going to get Trump to overturn anything, there still is the possibility these lawsuits go through.
02:12:27.000And I had done numerous stories talking about the legal challenge they were presenting up until January 6th.
02:12:33.000But then you hear that there's a thousand people at the front of the Capitol fighting cops, tear gases being fired off, and they're like storming their way in.
02:12:42.000Pictures of people climbing the walls.
02:12:44.000We did not know where that was going to go.
02:12:46.000I mean, I was live tweeting the whole thing.
02:12:48.000I was shitposting my way through the revolution, but I genuinely didn't think that there was anything that was going to come of it.
02:12:59.000I was like, the establishment is going to make sure that Joe Biden actually gets the...