A man claims he was hired by the Ukrainian government to assassinate Tucker Carlson, an airman self-immolates in protest against the Israeli embassy, and more! Cast Brew is a production of Gimlet Media. New episodes drop every Tuesday.
00:00:21.000The actual big news right now, which I will immediately start the show by saying doubt, is a man claiming he was hired by the Ukrainian government to assassinate Tucker Carlson.
00:00:42.000But Charlie Kirk brings up that there was a propagandist for Ukraine who actually had a video saying one of the Kremlin's favorite propagandists will pay for their crimes very soon back in September.
00:00:52.000Nothing really happened after that, so maybe.
00:00:55.000Unless, of course, this is a reference to Gonzalo Lira.
00:00:58.000Not entirely sure, but I think it's fair to say Doubt.
00:01:01.000Healthy skepticism because it's a big propaganda game in war and it's easy for Russia to come out and claim, oh look, Ukraine's trying to kill Tucker because Tucker was just there.
00:01:10.000Apparently they're going to plant a car bomb.
00:01:30.000You know, guys, things are always kind of chill in the winter, and if it's still winter and this is what's happening, I fear, and I hope I'm wrong, but I fear that summer will get absolutely crazy.
00:01:43.000Plus, one of the most viral stories of the past weekend is an airman, active duty, who self-immolated in front of the Israeli embassy while screaming free Palestine and said that he will no longer be complicit in genocide.
00:01:58.000This story is going massively viral with many on the right saying he was mentally ill, many on the left saying that he is a Christian martyr.
00:02:05.000Defending the colonized people of Palestine.
00:02:08.000I'm not gonna waste time for you guys.
00:02:11.000I articulated quite a bit that I think he was mentally ill.
00:02:14.000And I think if you're trapped in the online world and you don't touch grass, you might actually take your own life because of these things you're seeing on the internet.
00:02:22.000That would imply that you are suffering from something that needs to be diagnosed and treated so that you don't end your own life.
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00:03:24.000They'd like to know more, and so we'll see where that goes, if it goes anywhere.
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00:06:44.000We have this tweet from Kaneko the Great.
00:06:46.000I've actually seen this tweeted out by several people, including Mario Nawfal and retweeted by Charlie Kirk.
00:06:51.000Kaneko says breaking Russian counter-terrorism unit thwarts assassination attempt on Tucker Carlson.
00:06:56.000I'm gonna pause really quick before I read through this and just say personally, doubt.
00:07:02.000I don't know how much I really believe this is a true story, but far be it from me to know and be able to assert or be the arbiter of truth.
00:07:12.000He writes, a Moscow man was arrested for allegedly accepting payment from Ukrainian intelligence to plant an explosive on Tucker Carlson's vehicle, targeting the American journalist during his interview with Putin.
00:07:23.000Quote, in November 2023, I was recruited by the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
00:07:28.000I was trained in working with special communications, collecting and detonating explosive devices.
00:07:33.000On January 31st, I received a task from the curator to pick up an explosive device from a hiding place and use it to blow up a car.
00:07:43.000Where was the explosive device supposed to be used?
00:07:46.000Quote, In the underground parking of the Four Seasons Hotel in Moscow, I was supposed to pick up the explosive device from a hiding place and place it under the car.
00:08:07.000And, you know, I don't know how true it is.
00:08:14.000The source, apparently, is a website called The Intel Drop that I'm not particularly familiar with, though many people have been citing this.
00:08:23.000I do want to point out, there was a blogger, an online personality, who was assassinated.
00:08:29.000When he was given a bust, like a sculpture of his head or something.
00:08:35.000And it was placed in a bag at an event where he was speaking, and then there was a bomb and it exploded and actually killed a bunch of people.
00:09:01.000Well, there's like a list they're accusing and many people refer to it as a hit list.
00:09:06.000I think that... Here's the funny thing.
00:09:08.000This is the way the mainstream media works.
00:09:10.000There is a list produced by Ukrainians and supported by the Ukrainian government that has a bunch of anti-Ukraine personalities and people they don't like.
00:09:19.000Some of those people have gotten murdered.
00:09:22.000So people who are, you know, critical of Ukraine's government say it's a hit list and they're saying it, you know, kind of like, essentially, this is what they're doing.
00:09:43.000If the Ukrainian government is listing a bunch of people they view as enemies of the state, it is substantially different from someone on the internet posting other people's public posts.
00:10:35.000And, like, I can understand criticisms of the US military-industrial complex and the things NATO has done.
00:10:41.000But Vladimir Putin's not going to draw a distinction between the American people who support Trump and America in general.
00:10:47.000It is a whole body he is opposed to, so his interests would ultimately see Americans suffer.
00:10:53.000So I'm not going to trust things coming out of Russia.
00:10:55.000That being said, Charlie Kirk tweeted this.
00:10:57.000A Moscow man named Vassilyev Pyotr Alekseevich, probably pronouncing that wrong, claims he was recruited and trained by Ukrainian intelligence to plant an explosive device in the underground parking lot of Four Seasons in Moscow to assassinate an unknown target, who he later learned was Tucker Carlson.
00:11:12.000He says it's impossible from the outside to verify the credibility of this claim.
00:11:17.000Remember the September 2023 clip from Sarah Ashton Cirillo, a transgender former U.S.
00:11:22.000soldier who acts as an English-speaking spokesman for the Ukrainian military.
00:11:26.000Quote, next week, the teeth of the Russian devils will gnash even harder and their rabid mouths will foam in uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see a favorite Kremlin propagandist pay for their crimes.
00:11:39.000This puppet of Putin is only the first.
00:11:41.000Russia's war criminal propagandists will all be hunted down and justice will be served.
00:11:47.000He says, I speculated then that Tucker Carlson was at the top of their hit list.
00:11:50.000Did Ukraine just attempt to make good on this threat?
00:11:53.000Now, of course, you're going to hear from corporate press, the mainstream media saying it's unverified, unfounded, don't believe it.
00:12:10.000If this is a spokesperson for the Ukrainian military saying the people they view as Russian propagandists will be hunted down and then someone comes out later saying they were hired to go after Tucker Carlson, I'm like, well, I mean, you're the one who claimed you would be doing it.
00:12:26.000I mean, it's an interesting timing, too, because Russia's on the eve of a presidential election.
00:12:31.000It's like March 15th is the Russian election.
00:12:33.000So all of the spinning that could happen right now is sort of hitting a critical fever pitch that we don't experience the same way because we're on a November timeline.
00:12:55.000Well, the biggest thing that people have to remember, and we talk about this on our show a lot, is, you know, Ukraine is not this beacon of light and this beacon of hope in the world, and neither is Russia.
00:13:39.000So, if you're familiar with the circles of hell, the seventh was those who are violent towards others.
00:13:44.000But I have to imagine that someone like Putin has certainly betrayed the people around him, for which he would be reserved the deepest level of help.
00:14:01.000You know, you said there's no one, but generally speaking there's no one, but there really are weird fringe people on Axe who are going to defend Putin.
00:14:10.000Oh yeah, there's always weirdos out there, absolutely.
00:14:14.000Sane human beings that pay attention to anything.
00:14:16.000I think the issue for us is, you know, under Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin's like, he backs off.
00:14:26.000And this is what a lot of people need to understand because the left, you know, libertarians anti-war people are like, you know, Putin would have invaded.
00:15:26.000And based on what we've already seen, with Chuck Schumer, Adam Kinzinger, and the rest of them saying we must crush Russia, Russia's gonna be like, it's war then.
00:15:34.000You get Donald Trump, and Donald Trump, what did he say at his rally?
00:15:37.000He's like, they don't pay, I would tell Russia to do whatever the hell they want.
00:15:40.000Yeah, and they tried to crucify him for that, but he has a point.
00:15:44.000Yeah, they don't pull their part, they don't pull their weight.
00:15:47.000whether it was a lot of the help of with your like what i'm sad i kinda feel like if trump is
00:15:51.000elected by repose gonna say okay what you doing
00:15:53.000the trumps gonna say i don't want war i don't care for whatever this dispute is
00:15:57.000america's insurance borders we're gonna boost our economy were a drill for oil
00:16:01.000russia do whatever the hell you want what he said that interview uh...
00:16:05.000I can't remember who it was, but Trump talked about this specifically and they said, well, you know, what's your goal between Russia and Ukraine?
00:16:55.000I don't like Ukrainian soldiers dying in war, but I also know that ain't nobody in this country is talking about, I don't know, Sudan, or Burma.
00:17:04.000There are so many regions on this planet where there's active war and death, and for some reason it's Oh, no.
00:17:41.000And now, you know, it's really fascinating about the immigration crisis in the US is everything I'm hearing that we've been talking about was said about Europe like six, seven years ago.
00:17:50.000Yeah, they're always about 10 years ahead of us on what's going to happen.
00:17:57.000Well, so, you know, six or seven years ago across Europe, You had economic migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa traveling up through Africa to Libya, where they would be transported into Europe.
00:18:14.000But it was massive waves of boats, and there were a lot of people coming from Afghanistan and Syria, but they were substantially less.
00:18:22.000There was the Western, Central, and Eastern migration routes through the Mediterranean.
00:18:27.000And I believe the Central was the dominant one, which was mostly economic migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa coming into Europe, being lied to.
00:18:34.000They were being told by NGOs, if you come here, there's jobs, there's shelter, there's food.
00:18:38.000And when they showed up, it was freezing, and they were living in tents.
00:18:41.000And I actually interviewed some of these individuals in France at a gigantic inflatable migrant center where everyone was just sitting in a big open space.
00:18:51.000And outside I asked some people and they said, we were lied to.
00:18:55.000It's freezing here, there's no food, there's no jobs, they tricked us.
00:18:58.000And that's exactly what we end up seeing with a lot of people coming in the migrant caravans to the United States.
00:19:03.000There are NGO groups massively funded that have been encouraging people to come to Europe and the United States.
00:19:10.000Part of me wonders, Who, you know, it's funny we're talking about war with Russia and all that stuff.
00:19:17.000I would love to believe that Russia was funneling money to groups to send illegal immigration into Europe and the United States to destabilize NATO.
00:19:25.000The only problem is the uniparty establishment wants it to happen.
00:20:11.000Hazmat crew arrives at home of Donald Trump Jr.
00:20:15.000after he was sent white powder and death threats.
00:20:18.000Quote, this is actually the second time, the second white powder substance, sorry, quote, this is actually the second white powder substance envelope that's been mailed to me, Trump Jr.
00:20:52.000Quote, Trump Jr., the eldest son of former president Donald Trump, received the letter and opened the envelope, causing the white powder to fly out.
00:20:59.000I just gotta say, Don, what are you doing opening your own mail?
00:22:01.000I mean, you know, something like that.
00:22:02.000Let's just say it's generally things like that, calling Donald, like his father, Don Jr., continues to shack up with his California whore, news him as laughing his ass off, and it goes on to just disparage and insult the family containing white powder.
00:22:14.000Do you think, and Tucker Carlson has talked about this a lot, and I agree with him, with everything they're throwing at Donald Trump right now.
00:22:21.000The only thing left is to go after him in a different way, right?
00:22:23.000you know, just absolute banana republic that happened in New York this most recent ruling.
00:22:30.000The only thing left is to go after him in a different way, right?
00:22:34.000I don't want to get us in trouble here on everything, but we all know.
00:22:40.000I mean, do you think that this is the next step?
00:22:43.000Because everything that's been thrown at Trump, Trump's family, everything like that, do you think, you know, this type of thing, I mean, we're talking about this right here, do you think that this is the next thing that's going to happen?
00:22:54.000Because the people that do not want Trump to win, they're losing their mind because nothing's working, right?
00:22:59.000In Trump's first campaign, a man tried grabbing a gun from a cop to assassinate Trump.
00:23:32.000You've got the NDA trial, you've got the E. Jean Carroll rape trial, you've got the fraud trial, you've got the Georgia trial, you've got the documents trial, the federal level.
00:23:41.000I mean, they're throwing every legal weapon at him that they can because that is the slow boil attack against Trump that can stop him without creating a shock to the system.
00:23:56.000Donald Trump is, you know, he's got a bunch of tiny little people firing little ropes over him, slowly wrapping him up one at a time, as if he's Godzilla being stopped by the military.
00:24:22.000I don't think they would actually try to harm Donald Trump.
00:24:26.000As of right now, because it would shock the system so massively, it could rip the country apart and it could actually harm their efforts to gain control.
00:24:35.000But under that logic, we have to believe that the left, that I don't believe, actually wants what's best for the country.
00:24:43.000They don't want the country to rip itself apart.
00:24:49.000Far leftists, Antifa types may want to, but I don't think the establishment deep state would allow the far left to try anything to harm Donald Trump.
00:24:58.000For now, I don't know, things will change.
00:25:00.000Right now, we're looking at Donald Trump getting a $454 million fine with $87,500 per day added onto it.
00:25:07.000It is completely illegitimate as far as any sane human goes, but they are going to use the force of New York State to try and go after Trump in a way they would describe as legitimate.
00:25:16.000It's not, but they're going to say, look, it's the law and the judge said so.
00:28:14.000Right, and so there is this idea that they're going after them financially.
00:28:17.000They want Trump to be bankrupt, but they also want it so none of his sons who took over the business, you know, because he had to move everything into their names, they do not want any of the Trumps to be able to succeed financially and potentially run other political campaigns, right?
00:28:30.000Where was the Secret Service during this letter?
00:28:33.000Don't all the immediate family kids still have secrets?
00:29:04.000Which would mean it's someone who's close enough to know where the Or where did the security breakdown happen?
00:29:10.000I've talked to the Trump team many times about I think they need to double, triple, quadruple the security that's going on for a letter like this with a white powdery substance and we'll find out if they haven't already released if it was anything at all yet.
00:29:32.000I mean, the other thing about this letter is like he's listing all of it says it's it's to all of the siblings and their significant others, except for Tiffany Trump and her husband, right?
00:29:40.000Like, there is a level where this is and she's the one who's the most removed.
00:29:54.000No, but I mean there is a level where people who are sort of deranged will do whatever it takes and maybe something gets through a security system.
00:30:01.000I think that generally the The children of Trump have always been caught in the crosshairs.
00:30:06.000Some of them want to be more publicly involved and some of them want to be more private.
00:30:12.000Arguably, that's true for any child of a president, right?
00:30:15.000That there will always be people who hate your parents and people will want to intimidate you.
00:30:43.000That's where I feel like it has to be something that was either hand-delivered to him specifically or was marked in a way that only he was supposed to see the contents of it.
00:30:52.000And again, that's why my default is to think like, oh, it's a letter from school, right?
00:30:55.000That's maybe got sensitive information about your kids.
00:30:57.000But still, to Tim's point, it just seems like Don Jr.
00:31:51.000People spoof phone numbers, so I don't even answer my phone.
00:31:55.000Because it could say anything, and you'll answer it, and you will get something else.
00:32:02.000Aside from that, I mentioned this before, At a certain point, and maybe it's just, I'd assume Trump family security issues are way worse than ours, but I don't have my own computer, phone, and I don't have the mail, I don't have email, I don't have anything.
00:32:20.000When you go to Mar-a-Lago, I mean, they know me there.
00:32:22.000Like, I go there a lot, and I get the same treatment, the same pat-downs, the same everything all the time.
00:32:28.000So again, to your point, that's the weirdest part to me, is Well, ladies and gentlemen, things are certainly heating up.
00:32:53.000It is going viral among many on the left and many pro-Palestinians who are fervently cheering on this young man, who I will say unquestionably was mentally ill.
00:33:03.000And I don't know how you could deny it.
00:33:06.000That you would go in front of the Israeli embassy, self-immolate while screaming free Palestine.
00:33:11.000And there are a lot of people who hate Israel.
00:33:14.000There are a lot of people with legitimate criticisms of Israel I can respect.
00:33:17.000But there are people who are... The issue of Israel-Palestine...
00:33:42.000If somebody is placed in a room for two weeks, and the only thing they're shown is the same images over and over and over again, you can drive them insane.
00:33:53.000So I would say, outright, a man who walks in front of the Israeli embassy, sets himself on fire, he poured some clear liquid, presumably gasoline, Says the people of Palestine have been living under the rule of their colonizers who are committing genocide against them and I will no longer be complicit.
00:35:01.000This young man never did anything like this for any one of the other serious and egregious military affairs happening around the world with US involvement.
00:35:13.000So when you see someone scream, free Palestine, calling it a genocide and then lighting themselves on fire, What I see here is a man who was trapped in an echo chamber where people were screaming in his face 24-7 until his brain broke.
00:35:30.000Because any rational person who assessed all of the details on global foreign affairs, military conflict, would conclude the Israeli conflict is NOT The most egregious and insane thing happening on the planet.
00:35:46.000You can have the opinion that it is, that's fine, but there are certainly others.
00:35:49.000The other point is, he accomplished absolutely nothing by doing it.
00:35:54.000Yeah, it's interesting because it makes me think of the rates of anxiety, depression, and hopelessness that we see among American youth today.
00:36:01.000I mean, if you're deciding to go out by self-immolation, it probably means that you wanted to feel as though your death definitely meant something and made an impression, right?
00:36:13.000And that's sort of an act of desperation to feel valued by the world.
00:36:17.000Ultimately, his death doesn't change what our country is doing.
00:36:20.000And I feel sad to say that because the loss of human life is tragic.
00:36:23.000But this type of suicide is specific to someone who wants to mean something.
00:36:28.000And I think there are a lot of young people who are desperate to feel as though they matter.
00:36:32.000And I think that's a reflection of our country.
00:36:35.000Well, the echo chamber, to your point.
00:36:37.000The thing that sticks out to me, this guy was an active duty airman.
00:36:41.000So the echo chamber was the military then.
00:36:50.000But this, like, people that are having, how long till we find out That people are like, oh yeah, he's been struggling for a long time.
00:36:59.000It'll only be a matter of time before we find that out and people start talking about that.
00:37:03.000So my question is, back when I was in, mental health was a huge thing.
00:37:08.000The wars were going on, everything like this.
00:37:09.000If somebody twitched the wrong way, It was handled immediately, like you would tackle that person and not let them move until mental health services got there across the board.
00:37:20.000So this is an epic failure in the military.
00:37:27.000If this dude was active duty, I'm telling you right now, there is zero chance that people around him and his squad, his platoon, whatever it was, they did not know that something's off with, what was his name?
00:38:54.000It's kind of wild because, you know, I lived in New York for years and I lived in a very small, they call it a one, they called it a two bedroom, but the living room and the kitchen were the same thing.
00:39:12.000You can go out and walk around or whatever, but they tell you to go home.
00:39:14.000I couldn't imagine being pent up and locked up inside and what that would do to your mind.
00:39:18.000But many people were for months, for almost a year.
00:39:22.000And then when George Floyd happened, they used that as an excuse to all flood the streets, screaming about all that anger that was built up inside.
00:39:31.000I think this guy was mad about something else.
00:39:33.000I bet he couldn't afford to pay his bills.
00:39:34.000I bet he was unhappy with his position.
00:39:37.000I bet he was unhappy with his personal life.
00:39:40.000And so all of that anger and desperation led him to consider ending himself.
00:39:47.000I talked about a story about a guy, I think his name was Mohamed Bouazizi.
00:39:50.000Someone want to fact check me if I'm wrong?
00:39:52.000Tunisian guy who lit himself on fire in Tunisia, sparking the Arab Spring.
00:39:57.000A man who self-immolated in protest of what his country had become triggered waves of protests and ultimately resulted in a wave of revolutions across all these countries.
00:40:08.000The reason he did it was because he was a very poor man who was trying to sell fruit from a cart.
00:40:13.000Government agents, police came up to him and they fined him and said, you can no longer sell fruit and here's a ticket because you didn't get a permit.
00:41:41.000He might be really passionate, he might volunteer with groups, he might lobby as congressman, but deciding to light yourself on fire is a very different route.
00:41:48.000It's indicative of something in his life that led him to a suicidal ideation.
00:41:54.000And he directed that, whatever that anger and pain was, towards Palestine.
00:41:59.000And you can hear him screaming, free Palestine.
00:42:02.000I assure you, if you look to his personal life, you'll find distress and you'll find problems.
00:42:10.000I went to Southern Methodist University, which is in Dallas.
00:42:13.000And this priest, it was in, I think, it was like 2011.
00:42:16.000He had driven up to our campuses before I went there and thought about lighting himself on fire to protest how the Methodist Church treated LGBTQ people.
00:42:26.000And then later, Years and years later, like 2014, he did light himself on fire at a strip mall in, I think, southern Texas because he said he was protesting racial discrimination and call for justice.
00:42:36.000And it's interesting to me because it had changed.
00:42:38.000And again, this is just what I remember about this story.
00:42:41.000He did ultimately light himself on fire.
00:42:42.000He had planned to do it for a long time.
00:42:44.000To me, this person is suicidal and they want their death to mean something and they want to make a flash, basically.
00:42:50.000But it's not necessarily someone who Is going to guarantee that there is a change right like the Arab Spring example is interesting because it did have a chain reaction but that person was driven to desperation whereas these two examples of men in America seem to be people who are already considering ending their lives and they want to think that they have the same kind of ripple effect.
00:43:12.000So to clarify, the guy in Tunisia, his self-immolation was an act of suicide.
00:43:18.000And he did it in a way, as an F you, you have done this to me.
00:43:21.000There was a connection between his actions.
00:43:24.000He wasn't leading a great movement or anything, he was just like...
00:43:29.000This kid has seen one too many videos on the internet about Palestine.
00:43:32.000Something's wrong in his life that's making him depressed and angry, and so he's decided to kill himself, and he's going to... You know what?
00:43:40.000I imagine his thought process was, life sucks, I hate my life, I'm gonna do it, but at least I'll save free Palestine when I do.
00:43:56.000Depression, anxiety, suicide are rampant.
00:43:58.000Suicide is literally the 10th cause of death in our country now.
00:44:03.000My question still remains, on top of the world that we live in that is That is, these echo chambers, to your point, that are breaking people down to a point where depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts are running rampant.
00:44:17.000How many times, and I'm just speaking purely from a military, because this is an active
00:44:22.000duty service member, how many times was this person failed because we're also facilitating
00:44:29.000a world and a culture now where, oh, well, they're just dealing with something right
00:44:46.000Again, there's no way that this guy that did this did not have any other.
00:44:52.000Very real signs to people, and yeah, maybe he didn't have close friends, but in the military you have close people next to you that see you every single day, and we're facilitating.
00:45:04.000It's the same thing when you had the school shooters and the kids are like, oh yeah, so-and-so said for forever that they're gonna shoot up the school, but they didn't say anything!
00:45:12.000Was it possible that whatever unit he was in, he did not get along with his Oh, absolutely, it's possible.
00:45:29.000What if the issue that drove him to wanting to take his own life was that he wasn't getting along with any of the guys in his unit or whatever, or his commanding officers, and he was, like, maybe they considered him to be, I don't know, a weirdo, or weak, or maybe he was the odd person out who felt detached and disconnected to the point where nobody cared.
00:45:54.000Again, the military is different now from when I was in it.
00:45:57.000I just know that when I was there, I mean, not only are you forced to take and see people on a regular basis to make sure everything's good, Not only are you forced to take mental health courses and all this other kind of stuff, I mean, it was just, yeah, if they're, I mean, they would literally drill it into your mind.
00:46:17.000If your battle buddy, as it would be called, showed any signs of anything, you have the absolute obligation to spear tackle them and hold them down on the ground until somebody trained can come and Could it be that maybe when he would go on social media, the other branches of the military would just make fun of him and call him a member of the chair force?
00:46:53.000I mean, I also wonder with this person, you know, if there is a certain amount of, like, seeking glory and all of this.
00:46:57.000Because you've mentioned a couple times that he was active on social media, he was posting about stuff.
00:47:01.000Like, he didn't show classical signs of depression, and maybe that's one of the ways that we fail people, that we expect them to present, you know, a suicidal person can't get out of bed and they're really depressed.
00:47:11.000Like, maybe there are ways that we don't understand people who are driven to desperation.
00:47:18.000I will be shocked if something doesn't come out that somebody knew or somebody suspected something.
00:47:25.000One of the craziest things about this is his last post on Facebook.
00:47:29.000He said, many of us like to ask ourselves, what would I do if I was alive during slavery or the Jim Crow South or apartheid?
00:47:35.000What would I do if my country was committing genocide?
00:47:38.000The answer is you're doing it right now.
00:47:40.000That right there I think shows he was suffering from some kind of Mass formation psychosis, I think is probably the right word for it.
00:47:52.000He goes on the internet, he entrenches himself in propaganda, and lives and breathes only one message.
00:48:01.000It's the example I like to give from Occupy Wall Street where they had a General Assembly meeting.
00:48:06.000It means they brought everyone at the park together and said, okay, we're going to figure out what the, you know, what we want to focus on in terms of the problem of, you know, Wall Street.
00:48:14.000And people are saying, you know, oh, it's the bank bailouts, it's revolving door politics, and some old guy stands up and just screams, What is wrong with you people?
00:48:42.000He was saying things like the big companies who want to drill for oil are paying off the politicians and they're getting funding because they're involved overseas in the Middle East and it's all of these big companies, these big energy companies are involved in fracking and they want to distract the American people with foreign, just nonsense.
00:48:59.000And I'm like, that, that's what I see here.
00:49:04.000When he would say something about, I'm like, I gotta be honest with you guys.
00:49:07.000I certainly think Israel-Palestine is a pressing issue, but it is one of the least important issues to America, and it is one of the least important issues in terms of American domestic policy.
00:49:20.000That being said, in terms of global affairs, it matters quite a bit with the Houthi rebels and the Red Sea and the fears that's escalating, but to claim That the issue is the U.S.
00:49:34.000is involved in genocide, as opposed to the real issue, of course, being the U.S.
00:49:39.000funding of Israel is exacerbating regional conflict, which could theoretically result in an expansion of war from Eastern Europe into the Middle East, and then giving China an opportunity to take Taiwan.
00:49:50.000We want to minimize opportunities for regional conflict around the world for the potential of World War III.
00:51:34.000There's this, um, I think it's a sociological conundrum or a concept called, um, suicide pods where it's like, if people get concerned, especially with like young adults, high schools, like if there's a suicide at a high school there, Statistically, occasionally, there are areas where that happens several more times.
00:51:49.000The communities are affected by it in kind of pods.
00:51:51.000And it sort of makes me think of that.
00:51:53.000Like, why is this one issue triggering this specific response?
00:51:57.000Again, is it supposed to be because, like, you're referencing the Buddhist monks who lit themselves on fire, like, there's sort of a religious imagery to it?
00:52:03.000People feel as though they are martyring themselves for a cause by this dramatic suicide?
00:52:21.000I read this article about it a really long time ago.
00:52:23.000At the time they were saying it's sort of like as soon as it becomes public in a community, if there's a suicide in a community, it somehow makes it Okay for other people who might have those sort of yeah, but that's like a manifestation of you know, I mean I you know for people that are religious to me that just seems like a manifestation of You know oppression and things like that not oppression like slavery oppression like spiritual like the evil dark demonic oppression and things I I think a large component of the culture war is mass formation psychosis versus
00:53:04.000That's why the quote-unquote right has so many different ideologies from traditional conservative to laissez-faire libertarian.
00:53:11.000That you will get a libertarian arguing, what was it?
00:53:17.000At the Libertarian Convention where someone said should children, you know, children shouldn't be allowed to buy, you shouldn't be allowed to sell heroin to children and someone boos.
00:53:26.000You have those people willing to sit down with traditional conservatives, and they'll have a conversation.
00:53:30.000Then you have the mass formation psychosis left, which we would just refer to as the left, and they're unwilling to have the conversations, they believe fake things, and there's, like, the question is, do they even read?
00:53:45.000And that's why I think, when you look at the Google Gemini story, there's a reason why Google Gemini is garbled nonsense, making black founding fathers and black Nazis.
00:53:54.000Because they live in a nonsense, fragmented world, where they don't have the mental fortitude to break down information properly and to research and understand the world around them.
00:54:06.000So they fall victim to mass formation psychosis, believe insane things, vote for insane reasons, and the rest of us have to contend with it.
00:54:44.000tax dollars are used to facilitate the sex trafficking of children.
00:54:48.000That Customs and Border Patrol agents are taking child victims, you are paying them to do it, and they are facilitating the transport... I want to stress this.
00:54:57.000That Customs and Border Protection are facilitating the transport of child sex trafficking victims to their abusers.
00:55:04.000And Dr. Phil's on The View and he's like, yeah, it's happening.
00:55:39.000Is it possible that we're sending them into known prostitution rings or sweatshops?
00:55:43.000He said, it's not possible, it is absolute.
00:55:46.000We are using American tax dollars to ship children into known prostitution and sweatshops.
00:55:51.000And the funny thing is, when Donald Trump's administration says, we got to figure out if these kids are sex trafficking victims, children, and whether or not that man with that little girl is his parent or not, the left screamed, Oh, he's separating families.
00:56:07.000Meanwhile, these are the same leftists who are cheering for adult graphic content in
00:56:12.000schools and makes you wonder about what their true intentions are.
00:56:15.000Yeah, it's the same people that had a problem with, uh, oh, I just drew a blank.
00:56:19.000The movie, A Sound of Freedom, that said it was right-wing conspiracy theory.
00:56:27.000The anti-child trafficking movie is evil.
00:56:30.000The same people who claimed the Epstein story was a conspiracy.
00:56:41.000I mean, I'm glad to have sort of mainstream figures like Dr. Phil talking about this issue.
00:56:47.000It's so interesting to me that so many people are raking up to the dangers of the border and that they're willing to say, hey, this is a problem, we should confront it, rather than be lulled into silence by the idea that you might be racist or something like that.
00:57:00.000A couple months ago, I can't remember who it was, I think it was Nikki Haley, got endorsed by Judge Judy.
00:57:06.000And people were like, look, she's been in everyone's living room.
00:57:10.000These television figures, people are very used to them.
00:57:15.000So to have someone like Dr. Phil say, hey, we are actually putting children who are extremely vulnerable, especially if they're being sent across the border alone, or if they're being brought across the border with a pedophile, effectively, Yeah.
00:57:28.000They need our protection more than anyone else.
00:57:30.000And by not protecting them, we are failing on so many levels.
00:57:52.000But this is just how my brain works sometimes is my question is, did Dr. Phil like Really not know that things like this were going on and he like light bulb just went or is it so mainstream now?
00:59:23.000If I was the governor of West Virginia, I would go to my AG and say, why aren't, why are we not beginning a criminal investigation into the actions taken by this federal agency right now?
00:59:44.000We should see several large vehicles of heavily armored and ready-to-go state police force with a warrant pulling up to CBP in West Virginia saying, we're going to go through all your records, we're going to go through all your training, and we are going to start investigating the claims of human trafficking facilitated by CBP.
01:00:22.000He's a resident of North Carolina, but because he works for The Blaze, which is based out of the Dallas area, that's where he's supposed to surrender to the FBI.
01:00:28.000Again, this is not... I haven't read everything about it, but like...
01:00:31.000You're telling me that he's being persecuted for being a journalist.
01:00:35.000Not as a private citizen, and not for a crime that happened in D.C., but because he is a journalist.
01:00:40.000Well, the powers that be, of course that's more important, because as I said, they are complicit in what's going on in this child sex trafficking ring.
01:00:49.000I don't know the numbers right off of my head, but it's a multi-billion dollar industry, right?
01:01:16.000I just think that the conversations about the border, like, not talking about the effect of illegal immigration in our country, not talking about having strong border policy open the door for this to happen and allow it to stay open for longer, like, it is imperative, in my opinion, that people talk about this issue both because it stops human trafficking but also because it stops You know, I feel obligated to mention Lake and Riley, the nursing student who was murdered on the University of Georgia campus, right?
01:01:42.000And it turns out that the person who was arrested not even 24 hours after she was found dead with visible injuries was an illegal immigrant who had been arrested not just in 2023 in New York, but in 2022 after being detained.
01:01:56.000He was paroled and let into the country, even though they knew he had entered illegally.
01:02:00.000I mean, we harm the children who are trafficked into our country for nefarious reasons, but we also harm American children who are in this country just trying to become nurses and do all kinds of stuff.
01:02:10.000I mean, it's wild to me that we don't take this more seriously or that it's taken this long for it to be a mainstream conversation.
01:02:18.000My wife runs a charity of ours that is centered around this entire thing.
01:02:24.000People that are victims of sexual assault or sex trafficking and prevention of Sexual assault or sex trafficking and things like that and you would be amazed how a Rampant it is and how be people do not give a flying crap about it at all.
01:02:44.000Yeah, it's called the Asher house and my wife.
01:02:46.000She's a rock star She she she runs it and everything and and it is it is insane just here in America how many A lot of these people have been on the street since they were 12 years old, but you've got 16 to 22 year olds running around the street in a town near you.
01:03:11.000And that's prime people that these human traffickers, these sex traffickers, they go after those individuals, the vulnerable, for that reason.
01:03:22.000And a lot of it is drug related and things like that.
01:03:24.000I mean, it is absolutely It makes you see the evil that is really here, and it's really hard to deal with, for sure.
01:03:38.000They can't even go get a job because they don't even have an ID to go, you know, apply for a job.
01:03:43.000I remember a couple probably like six months ago at this point I was writing a story about a meat processing company that had been hit with a fine because of child labor and they were bringing teenagers in to clean all the machines exposure to You know, intense chemicals.
01:04:09.000They're not like toddlers who are coming in to do this.
01:04:10.000But one of the reasons that they're able to take this kind of work is because there's no way to ensure protections against them unless you get these kind of investigations.
01:04:19.000And I think that that's one of these strange things where we're saying, well, it's okay if it happens to these children who come across the border, because that means what?
01:05:02.000Do you feel like in your experience, like being out in media and stuff, the conversation around our illegal immigration problem or our border crisis has changed in the decade you've been doing this?
01:05:42.000From any Perspective that you look at this like like if there's a hole in the boat and you're in the middle of the ocean What's the first thing you got to do?
01:05:48.000You got to you got to stop the water from coming in the boat and then you can figure out Okay, how do we get the boat out of the water now?
01:05:55.000We have to shut the thing down and but here's the problem Nobody wants to put the time energy money effort in Currently in control of making those decisions that it would take to actually do that.
01:06:08.000Well, we need a hard reset and most people You don't want to have to deal with that because of the amount of money, the amount of time, the amount of energy.
01:06:16.000I was a proponent when the government was about to shut down.
01:06:40.000Let's jump to the story about Google Gemini.
01:06:42.000Many of you may be familiar with Google Gemini, Google's AI chat bot, because it was generating images that the left and the right were offended by.
01:06:51.000The right was pointing out that it would not create images of white people, and the left was also angry because some of those not-white people were Nazis.
01:07:09.000Google Gemini has just created or the creation of Google Gemini has created a very interesting legal predicament that I stumbled upon the previous night when I was messing around with it and noticed that Google Gemini will fabricate news headlines accusing individuals of wrongdoing and that's defamation.
01:07:37.000So I actually tweeted out to a handful of lawyers that are friends of the show.
01:07:43.000Harmeet Dhillon, Ron Coleman, Will Chamberlain, and Mark Randazza.
01:07:47.000And I had a really interesting conversation with some of these individuals about what we're seeing is unprecedented.
01:07:55.000Google released a product That is causing damage to people.
01:07:59.000But for the first time, it's reputational and not physical.
01:08:03.000So basically, here's how product liability suits work.
01:08:08.000I buy a lawnmower and then it breaks and the blade launches out and damages my property or cuts my arm or something.
01:08:16.000That's physical damage from a product liability issue.
01:08:18.000But Google's created a product that the damage created is reputational by going around making false claims about people.
01:08:25.000To give you an example of how the false claims are being made, I tweeted, Google says you're alleged to have been involved in vandalism at StopCopCity.
01:08:37.000The reason I pointed this out is, I asked Google Gemini, was Hasan Piker involved in vandalism at StopCopCity?
01:08:46.000I did not prompt it, I just, literally, it's the first question I asked.
01:08:49.000It said, according to a bracket, Search Hasan Piker StopCopCity on Google News, there are allegations that Hasan Piker, a political streamer and commentator, participated in vandalism at the site of the proposed Atlanta Police Foundation training facility, also known as Cop City.
01:09:04.000However, Piker has denied these allegations.
01:09:06.000It is important to note that these are just allegations, and Piker has not been charged with any crimes.
01:09:10.000It is also important to consult multiple sources, blah, blah, blah.
01:09:13.000There are no allegations, as far as I'm aware, from anyone, ever, that Hassan literally went to Atlanta and participated.
01:09:36.000Was Hassan Piker in the Capitol building on January 6th?
01:09:40.000Okay, now this one we know he was not!
01:09:43.000It says, whether Hassan Piker was in the Capitol building on January 6th, 2021 is unclear due to conflicting information and a lack of definitive evidence.
01:09:51.000Here's a summary of the available information.
01:10:30.000And I don't follow everything he says.
01:10:32.000Maybe he did jokingly say on a show one time, yeah, I was in DC on January 6th and I even briefly went in the building and then joked and said, in 2018.
01:11:40.000And look, I gotta be honest, I don't know, maybe Vosch did say on his show that he went out to a protest in his town that was protesting Cop City and he spray-painted it.
01:11:49.000Maybe Vosch went on his show and admitted to committing vandalism against police property?
01:12:18.000So, in my conversation with these lawyers, with one of the individuals, with a lawyer, I don't know if he wants me to say he was one of the guys, but I asked it, look, if you go onto Google Gemini and say something like, you know, did insert person do this thing?
01:12:37.000It might say, and often does, no, person did not do such thing.
01:12:42.000You can then reply, incorrect comma, according to, and then if you choose a lesser known news source that's still relatively known, it will fabricate a news headline and then make up details.
01:13:08.000And then I said, was he involved in vandalism at Cop City?
01:13:11.000And it actually said there were allegations.
01:13:12.000For the January 6th thing, I told it, Piker had tweeted about being at January 6th, and then it fabricated the, he briefly went inside, and then claimed it was a different visit.
01:13:23.000And so, this was me telling it, no, Hasan tweeted that he was at January 6th, and then it made up the details to verify the incorrect statement.
01:13:33.000The reason why I bring it up in this way, It doesn't matter how Google Gemini came to elaborate on fabricated details.
01:13:42.000What matters is that it did elaborate upon a fake story.
01:13:47.000That is to say, if you go to Gemini and say something like, you know, Tom Cruise did a thing, and it says there is no evidence he did, and you respond with, yes there is, I saw it in the news.
01:14:00.000And then Gemini answers, yes, according to the New York Times, an article was titled, and it makes up a bunch of details, that is defamation.
01:14:53.000It told me What I would describe as... Okay, so defamation is if I say, you know, Vosh kicked a dog, right?
01:15:02.000I defamed him, but good luck proving damages, you've got anti-slap, you've got time to be Sullivan, you're not gonna win a lawsuit.
01:15:09.000However, defamation per se is to accuse someone of committing a crime so egregious that the damages are inherent, like someone's a criminal or they have an infectious disease.
01:15:22.000These are just the accusations from Gemini that I'm willing to show on a show that we try to keep family-friendly.
01:15:29.000But let me just say, the things it said about Alex Jones...
01:15:33.000Would be so far beyond what you describe as defamation per se, a judge would vomit, bang the gavel, and award Alex Jones an award immediately based on what Google Gemini accused him of doing.
01:15:44.000Likely because there is so much out there of the left attacking Alex Jones that Gemini had no problem saying extreme things about what he's done definitively.
01:16:14.000You know, a lot of people are like, Tim, why do you care so much about Gemini?
01:16:16.000I'm like, ladies and gentlemen, if AI is allowed to defame people, and there is no legal precedent set, and there is no restriction placed upon it right now, the future will be people doing research papers.
01:16:44.000They've been doing it for a long time.
01:16:45.000They're going to start fabricating details we assume to be true, and then we're going to live in a world of psychotic refuse.
01:16:50.000And then what happens when a major news publication Goes to Google Gemini, as a quick research source, it says, show me any articles pertaining to, you know, Ian Crossland and this protest.
01:17:00.000And it fabricates headlines and they go, got it.
01:17:03.000And then they write according to this article, making it up.
01:17:06.000If we don't do something now, that's where we're going to be at.
01:17:21.000Now, I don't know if she elaborated on that in this thread.
01:17:25.000Will Chamberlain said, following Harmeet, this is a product defect issue with a twist that the injury caused by the defect is reputational, not physical.
01:17:33.000I doubt we've ever seen a product capable of causing reputational harm in this way.
01:17:37.000So hard to say what a court would actually do.
01:17:40.000But I wouldn't want to be a GC at Google, General Counsel at Google today.
01:17:44.000Ron Coleman said, So a public figure would presumably have to demonstrate this.
01:17:49.000By unleashing a product that causes the widespread publication of damaging falsehoods, the defendant has acted with actual malice, meaning either purposely or with a reckless disregard for the truth.
01:18:00.000Will Chamberlain responds, Query whether that would be the standard here.
01:18:06.000Are you insulated from liability if you create a robot that spews damaging untruths about others due to a defect in the design, if you did not knowingly insert the specific untruths into the machine's code?
01:18:20.000Section 230 says, if I go on to a web service provider and defame someone, you cannot sue the provider over my speech.
01:18:28.000But Google published speech themselves.
01:18:31.000My view is this, if you build a self-driving car, no, first, if you build a car, and then jam a brick on the gas pedal, and stand back as that car just zooms off into the horizon, and then kill somebody, Yeah, you did that.
01:18:48.000You would go to jail for that action, right?
01:18:55.000Okay, what if I took a car and then programmed it to drive down the road, sending it off by itself, and then it slams into a kill, to a kid?
01:19:27.000Google created a machine that defames people, that is Google's speech.
01:19:32.000I believe that Google as a corporation has spoken this defamation of all of these people, and I think everyone should have grounds to sue in that capacity.
01:19:42.000I think we need an ethics board called, and I'd be open to not suing these companies into oblivion right off the bat because of what their AIs have been doing, but that they are defaming people because of malaligned code needs to be dealt with promptly.
01:19:56.000So as long as these companies are open to redressing these problems, I think we can let them off without suing.
01:20:04.000But I mean, the threat of lawfare is maybe that you need that to get the gas.
01:20:13.000If we allow AI, so Chet GPT is actually pretty good.
01:20:17.000As I was exploring Gemini, there was a story like two years ago, so I have Google alerts for all of our companies, right?
01:20:26.000If there's a Google alert pertaining to the work we're doing, I get an email saying, like someone mentioned to you, I got an email saying, You know, Google News, Tim Pool alert, and I was like, okay, and I usually, I kind of ignore him often, but you know, I'll look, and it said Tim Pool had accomplished some aviation feat or something.
01:20:52.000And I said, however, you know, although he graduated with a bachelor's in aviation in 1995 and 96 or whatever, he has focused his career on journalism and YouTube instead.
01:21:01.000And I'm like, Gemini can't tell the difference between people with the same name.
01:21:05.000So that's when I started to explore, will it fabricate articles?
01:21:12.000If a public figure's name appears in an article, That is involved in any way with any subject matter, Google Gemini will fabricate anything you insinuate.
01:21:25.000So, for example, what started was, when it said I was a pilot, I said, okay, I know there's an article about me filming far leftists deflating police tires.
01:21:37.000I didn't deflate the police tires, I filmed other people doing it.
01:21:40.000Can Gemini understand that context if it doesn't know the difference between people?
01:21:44.000So I asked it, was Tim Pool involved in vandalizing NYPD vehicles?
01:22:24.000To which it responded, a fake news article title from a fake time period saying police were in question interrogating Tim Pool over whether or not he was deflating their police tires just made it all up.
01:22:39.000This is... I don't see how Google gets away with having released this product into the wild.
01:22:45.000Yeah, if their code is proprietary, they are the controller of the behavior, so they are on the book for that.
01:22:53.000Maybe you could make that argument that if companies are willing to open up the code and things go haywire, at least it's a community effort, so you can't pin it on the company because they're using open code.
01:23:02.000But if they have proprietary code and their proprietary stuff's going haywire, it's like having a dog that bites someone, you're liable legally for it.
01:23:10.000Imagine if, you know, Tesla released a bunch of cars and those self-driving cars started running off the road and smashing into things.
01:23:19.000They'd be held liable for all those damages.
01:23:21.000It would be considered a huge, huge, like, problem.
01:23:25.000Google publicly unleashed Google Gemini and it is wreaking havoc fabricating information and, you know, I'll stress this again.
01:23:37.000What it said to me about Alex Jones was beyond reproach.
01:23:44.000If I stated what Gemini stated about any individual, I would be sued and lose in two seconds.
01:24:09.000I can't believe Google made that claim.
01:24:12.000It feels like an uphill kind of battle, like, wow, who am I, this one human, to talk against Google, the behemoth?
01:24:20.000But I mean, they're listening, you're listening, you guys gotta fix this shit.
01:24:23.000Yeah, how long until they just put it in their terms and conditions thing?
01:24:27.000That it's allowed to do it, that it will do it?
01:24:29.000That they can't be held accountable, you know, you're choosing to use Google services, da da da da da.
01:24:34.000You're opting in, so therefore you can't sue if something goes wrong.
01:24:42.000So I tweeted, if Google accuses me, if Gemini accuses me of committing a crime, or if Gemini alleges I have been accused of a crime, falsely, I will sue Google.
01:25:00.000I don't know what Gemini is saying about me.
01:25:02.000I cannot sue Google because Gemini told me something that wasn't true.
01:25:06.000It's not actionable that it said to me something, it's just insulting me.
01:25:10.000However, someone else out there might ask Gemini, and Gemini might tell them I'm a criminal, and they might say, I don't want to watch Tim Cassett anymore, that guy's a liar and a criminal, Google said so.
01:25:21.000Google said he, so the reason why crime matters, if Google calls me a liar, That's opinion, you're allowed to do that.
01:28:30.000There's no allegations, as far as I'm aware, that anyone's claimed that he went to Atlanta and vandalized and was involved in terror.
01:28:37.000Yeah, and I think it's something, you're right, we've talked about it so much I completely forgot that we started with Hassan, but either way I think this is something that the left and the right and people that don't give a crap should come together.
01:28:49.000Hassan is no fan of mine and I'm not particularly fond of him either, but This is something that I agree that this is very, very, very dangerous.
01:28:58.000Something Elon's been warning us about for quite some time.
01:29:51.000Conservatives love to point out that the Google, you know, Google changes their homepage periodically for, like, special... They only do it for liberal and left causes.
01:30:34.000Yes, yes, look, look, they certainly are woke with their DEI policies, and Chet GPT has opposed hate speech, and they put limitations in mid-journey, but Google put zealot crackpots in charge And they really, really busted this up.
01:30:53.000But it's not even about that, to be honest.
01:30:56.000The fact that it fabricates news headlines is right away like, Google, you have made the worst AI out of all the AI companies.
01:31:27.000Cat turd should sue right away because in terms of defamation, this is interesting, Texas Lindsay on Twitter posted this image where it asked Gemini and Gemini said, I cannot make a poem by Cat Turd.
01:31:40.000Cat Turd's content often abuses and puts in dangerous children, which is insane.
01:31:46.000It says it was sexually explicit or something.
01:31:49.000That is Google speaking to a third party in defamatory, libelous way about Cat Turd.
01:31:58.000I think Google would, before it even got to the courts, Google would agree to settle over that and just say, there's literally no defense.
01:32:07.000Could you imagine Google going to the courts and being like, I think our product is allowed to claim that this person's a sexual deviant targeting children.
01:32:13.000The court's going to be like, no, you can't do that.
01:32:17.000I mean, unless you get a sympathetic judge who's like, no, that doesn't meet the definition.
01:32:22.000That's part of the hazard that's going to court for anything these days.
01:32:25.000I wonder if they're using the same thing for the cat turd thing in particular.
01:32:30.000I had an issue with Facebook come up because Facebook's using AI to search content and all this other kind of stuff, right, to see if you're following community guidelines.
01:32:39.000Uh, one day I log on and, you know, I've got Facebook contacts and whatnot, but I log on and it's like, your account is suspended because you shared child nudity and sexual acts on your page.
01:33:00.000And the post was, it happened in Philly, there was this kid, maybe you guys remember, this kid on the street corner, he's dancing or something, and this adult pulls up, gets out of the car, and just clocks the kid, like, just unconscious.
01:33:13.000And basically, I made a post, it's like, this is the fall and, you know, degradation of our society, where the strong prown the weak, we should be protecting our children, not doing this.
01:33:26.000But because Facebook, Facebook, anything to have to do with kids, and that's what I'm talking about Ketter, maybe he's posted something about something bad being done to children, i.e.
01:33:39.000indoctrination or puberty blockers or things like this, and the AI captures that as those of us that are saying, look at what they're doing, Well, right.
01:33:54.000So, if there's an article, like I mentioned about the deflating tires, if there's an article that says, like, a guy, you know, John Smith went to a bakery and purchased several bagels.
01:34:04.000Afterwards, a man robbed the store and fled.
01:34:08.000If you ask it, did John Smith rob the store and flee?
01:34:12.000And it'll say, there is a story showing the involvement from this article, and it will conflate it because it doesn't understand.
01:34:18.000Well, outside of that, so a further argument then about suing people, so Facebook for that example, or Instagram or whatever, they shut you down until...
01:34:28.000Whenever the crap Facebook can get to the bottom of it, sometimes it takes weeks, sometimes it can be done in days.
01:34:34.000What about monetary damages and things like that?
01:34:37.000Well, now you can't monetize, now you can't run ads for your business and all of this other kind of stuff because their AI has messed up.
01:34:43.000But that's a tough area of law, because it's your contract with them directly.
01:34:47.000They can't defame you to you, and they have no obligation to provide you a service.
01:34:53.000You can argue they breached contract, falsely or something, and then you might get reinstated.
01:34:58.000They'll be like, well you're using Google, you're using a Google product, so... You wanna know what's really fascinating about social media companies?
01:35:06.000A lot of people like to mention that there's no customer service at these social media companies, right?
01:35:10.000Like, when they lock you out of your account, you can't call anybody, there's no number.
01:36:02.000As long as you're an advertiser, they got people, they won't stop calling me actually.
01:36:06.000Yeah, on how to improve what you're doing.
01:36:08.000You advertise on Google, and then you stop for a few months, you get a phone call every day for, you know, every week for four or five months of them being like, just wanted to follow up and see if we can get you back.
01:36:19.000You're a great customer, and I can talk to the person, and I can say something like, well, I'm having issues.
01:36:24.000You know, on your service, I do X, Y, and Z, and here's what I'm advertising.
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01:39:51.000I think this is a thing where people get used to ordering well-done whatever steak, and then when you start realizing that's not the way to have steak, you get more and more over it.
01:40:01.000I'm not saying well-done steak, but a burger.
01:40:06.000Shout out to this restaurant, because on their menu, it said, we do not recommend cooking steaks beyond medium.
01:40:12.000These are fine meat, blah blah blah, and I laughed, and I'm like, normally when you go to a restaurant, it says, the USDA recommends against eating raw or undercooked meats, and they're always, like, trying to nudge you, saying, like, we legally have to tell you to cook it past medium, so it's...
01:40:24.000But this restaurant was like, nah, you don't want to cook fish.
01:40:28.000But anyway, he referenced the steak, and I was just like, we went to a restaurant, I always order medium rare.
01:40:54.000I'd love it raw, but, you know, if it's just, you know... This is saying that some of the illnesses, uh, uh, bacterias that you might find in beef, Salmonella, E. coli, Shigella, and Staphylococcus... Hm.
01:41:05.000Yeah, it's got to get to a certain temperature.
01:41:59.000But what I basically found is, they're farmed.
01:42:02.000There's no, there's, like, it's all controlled now.
01:42:06.000So, they go to areas, yeah, it'll be like Maine Oyster, but they know exactly what they're doing.
01:42:13.000And so, I was reading one, like, Michelin star chef was saying, out of 14, after 14 years of serving oysters, we've had only Uh, single digits of people who have claimed to have gotten sick from eating oysters, and I'm like, that's interesting.
01:42:26.000I wonder if it's just like, you got a dirty farm with dirty stuff, and you gotta watch out for that.
01:42:31.000But if you're getting stuff from the farm, you're probably good.
01:43:53.000These kids have high rates of suicide when they go through these things.
01:43:56.000The second is the rate of desistance being so high that the risk of depression and long-term health effects is greater than the The chance that they are actually trans.
01:44:10.000Sterile, through puberty blockers, all the above.
01:44:12.000It's weird because I've had other leftists make this argument.
01:49:02.000We've been working with Phil Labonte on the concepts.
01:49:05.000He had an amazing idea for the video and I think when this one comes out.
01:49:10.000Hopefully we can get it done in like two or three months.
01:49:12.000But when this one comes out, everyone's gonna know exactly what's going on, and I think that one will have a message that's very very important.
01:49:20.000As for Eyes of Advice, it's an art project.
01:49:47.000Yeah, I don't want to say too much about what the next song is about, but it's very, very, very politically relevant about domestic policy issues pertaining to our great American cities, and I'll leave it at that.
01:49:55.000This one, I don't expect it to like chart Billboard as the song all that much.
01:50:00.000I mean, maybe it could, but the video is so wild.
01:50:52.000I mean, I imagine, I suppose, you know, if you're in a well-funded system, ceramic is the way to go, but it can only withstand, like, a shot.
01:51:58.000When I went to, um, a few of the- a few of the places I went to, like Thailand and Braz- I think- maybe not Brazil, but Thailand, we had, uh, ceramic plate- plates.
01:52:06.000Because they were going around with, uh, like, with- with long guns and shooting people, each other.
01:52:33.000It was, they had these big trucks where all the supporters for the king would go in, and they'd all, like, cheer.
01:52:39.000And then anti-monarchist, like, revolutionaries drove up and threw a grenade into the truck, and it blew up, killing people.
01:52:46.000And so we're, like, standing in the truck, and there's blood stained on the ground, and they're like, yeah, I guess we're gonna sell it, but, you know, there's the blood.
01:54:05.000Yeah, it's more like a sense, like a voice, kind of a sound and a feeling.
01:54:12.000I was riding my bike when I was probably like 10 with one of my friends and we were on the south side of Chicago and we heard a sonic boom.
01:54:21.000Everything shook and there was like a purple blur that just shot right overhead.
01:54:59.000Yeah, an oval-shaped spinning disk that went, floated above, I think it was like the D Terminal and then it shot straight up into the clouds and punched a hole through the clouds and everybody watched it happen.
01:55:11.000My friend who was there said people stopped their cars on Mannheim Road and got out and were just staring up at it.
01:55:25.000Martin Edgar says, the biggest problem in believing they won't try to hurt Trump is that it would require them to use logic and critical thinking.
01:55:32.000The left only tries to appeal to emotions.
01:55:35.000Sir, if you believe that the Uniparty does not have a logical plan for their 2024 shadow campaign, I got a bridge to sell you.
01:55:45.000Yes, they do appeal to emotions because that's how you weaponize the masses.
01:55:49.000But to act like people like Brennan, for instance, doesn't have a plan of any kind of sort.
01:55:54.000You know, these people in the in the uniparty establishment, they are plotting their shadow campaign.
01:56:00.000They had a shadow campaign in 2020, they'll have a shadow campaign in 2024.
01:56:20.000Post Office has technology used to support mail sorting that should have detected any white powder letter nowadays.
01:56:27.000That's what I find really interesting.
01:56:29.000So, one of the things that happened to us was, we got sent packages, which were overt threats, and forced us to call the police, who dispatched bomb squad, and the bomb squad was unable to, um, they used their bomb detection materials, which gave them a, like a, it gave them an alert, so they had to call in the robot.
01:56:51.000The people who did it knew exactly how to bypass bomb detection equipment, resulting in a very extensive and, you know, expensive police trip to come out here.
01:57:02.000And while it was going on, I think we just did the show.
01:57:51.000They needed to wrap up the story about how like Marjorie Taylor Greene, me and many others were being attacked.
01:57:56.000They found a guy, they claimed he did it.
01:57:59.000And then I was like, Yeah, there are several things about what happened to us, which could only be explained by someone with insider knowledge.
01:58:09.000And they were like, well, you know, who knows?
01:58:16.000Eve Apologist says, sorry to advance Tim, but my fiance and I will still be sending the cast an invitation to our live streamed wedding.
01:58:22.000Hopefully it gets through, but if not, we understand.
01:58:24.0002024 is going to be a wild year, safety first.
01:58:28.000You know, I'm trying to plan for the end of the year, because we take a year off now at the end of the year, because it's just impossible to book through Christmas and New Year's.
01:58:37.000So I was like, you know, we'll just take this opportunity to go visit family and then take a vacation for three days or whatever.
01:58:43.000You know, and we're trying to figure out what to do, me and Allison, and I'm just like, and she grumbles, because I'm like, who knows where the world will be by December 2024?
01:58:51.000I mean, the election and all that, like, maybe our vacation plan is going to be to crack open the bunker door and smell some fresh air for a few minutes before hiding again.
01:59:01.000I'm kidding, by the way, but you never know.
01:59:03.000Do you think, do you think, to that point, because I'm at the level where I think no matter what happens in the election, half the country's on fire.
01:59:28.000But if the inconsistencies that happened during 2020 happen again, I don't know.
01:59:35.000I mean, how many more times do things like this keep happening before the other side is like, all right, that's it, you know, no more kind of thing.
01:59:43.000The issue that I'm concerned about right now for the left is extreme violence.
01:59:48.000And for the right, because the right is comprised of regular working people, it's no confidence.
01:59:55.000So what I imagine happening with the culture war right, as we call it, which is regular people, They're not political zealots.
02:00:19.000The left will go around smashing things.
02:00:22.000But the way I've described it is, imagine it's like Oklahoma, and after 2024 in November, a bunch of stuff happens that results in widespread lawsuits like we saw in 2020, accusations of fraud, whether it's true or not doesn't matter, and then there's a handful of guys who just say, There's no US anymore.
02:01:35.000I agree but like let's say a Democrat wins and then you just have people they say if the right truly says if Trump comes out at that point and just says the system is rigged or whatever yeah then people just say then I don't I don't agree I no contest like they're not gonna listen to the IRS they're not gonna listen to federal police and the federal law enforcement well they can't arrest everybody I mean, that's the thing, they can't.
02:02:03.000If Texas declares secession or something nonsensical, like, out of the question, then the feds can send in troops and try and quell Texas and that could be conflict, right?
02:02:12.000But what if everyone just says after the election they don't pay taxes anymore because they don't feel the government's legitimate and the government can't do anything anyway because they're not?
02:02:22.000They just simply cease to exist overnight.
02:02:25.000I think the biggest thing that the American people forget, and we talk about this a lot on our show as well, is how much power they actually have, especially in the realm of taxes and things like that.
02:02:35.000People are like, oh, you know, we can't.