00:02:56.000Is that this comes only a few days after we saw Mark Wayne Mullen, Donald Trump, come out and address the issue of non citizens on our voter rolls and threaten to withhold funding from states that did not remove them.
00:03:08.000And lo, we see New Jersey go, uh, oopsie daisy.
00:03:51.000Then let's just be done with it and go through these other states and solve this problem.
00:03:55.000So we're going to talk about that, plus a bunch of other funny information.
00:03:58.000We've got Van Jones on CNN saying the Democrats have become socialists, they've gone too far.
00:04:02.000But an excellent point being brought up on the show.
00:04:05.000The socialist victories in New York are going to have a national effect.
00:04:10.000Moderate Democrats, or those purporting to be, are going to be plagued by the socialist messages from national level politicians.
00:04:19.000So they might be trying to run in Michigan saying, no, no, I'm a regular person, not a socialist, but it won't matter because the party is beginning to represent socialism and communism, as Bill Maher said.
00:04:29.000Now, you combine this with other big news.
00:04:31.000The Republicans have a billion dollars across their organizations, to Democrats, 334 million, spending.
00:05:37.000The solution is returning to tradition.
00:05:40.000Where you know your rancher, you know your land, you know where your meat is coming from.
00:05:44.000I will say this out here, you know, we're in West Virginia.
00:05:46.000I can drive up to a farm and they will tell me straight up, this is one cow right here.
00:05:51.000And you can see all the different cuts of meat.
00:05:52.000You guys got to go to real ranchers and you can do that with Backyard Butchers.
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00:06:16.000And of course, they got their America's 250th anniversary box, the America 250 box.
00:06:22.000It's their steakhouse box complete with burgers, dogs built for the best time of year.
00:06:27.000I know the 4th of July has passed, but you can still get out there and grill while the weather's nice.
00:06:32.000And those cool, crisp summer nights with a good burger on the grill, that's America right there, my friend.
00:09:08.000That was Friday, and now it's Tuesday, and the governor's like, actually, yes, we have thousands of people who are not citizens registered to vote.
00:10:28.000We're talking about certain elections.
00:10:29.000When you're talking about a comptroller, for instance, that could be 1,000 votes, especially if you're talking about small suburban areas of New Jersey.
00:10:37.000The question is where were these non citizens concentrated?
00:10:45.000I mean, if it's like 12 people here and there, perhaps, was that enough in a local election to actually change a state rep, a comptroller, a county administrator, or anything to that effect?
00:10:58.000And what does that mean for the people who live in that state?
00:11:01.000This opens a can of worms by which the DHS, the federal government, needs to go in and do a full sweep, figure out what else is going on.
00:11:09.000I'm glad they've admitted it, but I think this just opens a can of worms.
00:11:13.000You know where they can get all that data, Tim?
00:11:27.000Do you guys know who Lorenzo Sewell is?
00:11:29.000He's the pastor that prayed at Trump's inauguration, maybe the greatest prayer ever, Detroit pastor.
00:11:35.000He's got seven lawsuits he's filing that shows something similar to this that folks in his area in Detroit, in urban areas, are having people vote for them.
00:11:59.000And apparently, this is pretty widespread.
00:12:01.000I heard a bunch of other people talking about it too.
00:12:04.000And Lorenzo, again, has like seven, I think, seven separate legal actions because his point was, and I think this is brilliant, you can't prove Smartmatic, you can't prove Brazil, whatever, tampering.
00:12:16.000You can try, but you can prove a human being.
00:12:20.000A voter tied to a vote didn't get to vote, or somebody voted for them.
00:12:41.000He was from like Arizona, or he was from Tennessee, or I can't remember which state.
00:12:45.000He was on Laura Ingram's show, and he said that according to the records in his home state, he had voted despite him being away for college.
00:12:55.000And they also discovered the federal government discovered, what was it, thousands of people, like what was it, 400,000 people who are dead, who are on the voter rolls?
00:14:27.000Even talking about the arguments that they make is giving them more credibility than they deserve.
00:14:33.000Like even whether you're talking about the racism, we're talking about how bad it is to, you know, to how bad of your opinion women must you be.
00:15:07.000The highest propensity of Democrat voters are low income, high like postgraduate.
00:15:12.000I wonder if these are the people that live in white suburban areas and have never actually met minorities.
00:15:16.000So they are the like the benevolent racists.
00:15:18.000And that's why they perpetuate these racist policies.
00:15:20.000They also, you always hear these people sort of assume that people that they've never met are the ones who are having these kinds of problems.
00:15:29.000So they've never met anyone who's had trouble voting.
00:15:32.000They've never met a black person who can't get an ID.
00:15:34.000They've never met a woman who can't figure out her ID after changing her name.
00:15:39.000They've never met any of these people, you know, who are like, In need of all these extra services, or they don't know that they don't exist, and it's all a lie.
00:15:46.000And that's the thing, they don't exist, it's all a lie.
00:15:49.000You're right, and it's just these people who are in need of believing that other people are, you know, desperate for their help.
00:15:57.000There was no time where people would say, you know, people would get really, really worried about if someone calls you racist or whatever.
00:16:03.000And then people have kind of got to the point where they're like, I know I'm not racist, why do I care?
00:16:07.000This is only an attack, giving credibility, giving if you and it's so for if someone says that and you get defensive.
00:17:44.000You can withhold it if you can't get a reasonable list of voters.
00:17:47.000You can withhold sending the mail in ballots.
00:17:51.000Which really puts Washington State and a couple of other states, Colorado, where they only do mail in voting, they won't be able to vote because they're not sharing their voter rolls either.
00:18:00.000Well, you know what I realized is that there is absolutely no correlation between race, ethnicity, or physical capabilities, height, intelligence, or otherwise.
00:18:27.000No, I jokingly bring that up because I was reading this thing today about kimchi and gut bacteria, and actually, not that it's going to make you smarter, but that it, clean gut bacteria makes you lose weight.
00:18:45.000And then I'm like, maybe we just need, in all seriousness, not the kimchi things just because I love kimchi, but like maybe one of the biggest problems we have.
00:18:53.000With low propensity, or I shouldn't say low propensity voters, but low information voters and general ignorance in this country.
00:20:15.000I literally just brought up, because this conversation reminded me of this thing I was reading where it was like the gut bacteria correlation between brain frog.
00:20:41.000You can change your gut bacteria by not taking the antibiotics that they prescribe to you every 45 seconds, every time you have a cold and they hit you with antibiotics and it knocks your gut out.
00:21:28.000So you take soybeans, you soak them overnight, you dry them out, you put flour on them, they mold, then you put them in a jar, seal it, and bury it.
00:21:36.000And like three months later, it turns into soy sauce.
00:21:39.000But there's not a lot of cheese in Asia.
00:26:59.000And they have this notion that the Senate was created for rich people when really the Senate was created for their favorite thing of all, which is equity between the states.
00:28:07.000And for that matter, if this is so extremely important to both Democrats and Republicans at the highest level, I feel like they're not actually doing much about the issue of the U.S. alliance with Israel other than ignoring the populists who are critical of it and just trying to ram through an agenda that is supportive of Israel.
00:28:24.000I will say that I thought JD Vance made a really good point on Rogan when he was talking about this last week, and he said Israel's an ally.
00:28:31.000I support our allies, but it's not like it shouldn't be a ride or die situation.
00:28:36.000Not Japan should be the ride or die situation.
00:30:05.000This is a fact statement about the U.S. alliance with Israel and the military operations in the Middle East that have negatively impacted China and why China stands to gain if they get in the way of that.
00:30:15.000You are still allowed to not like Israel.
00:30:22.000I will openly praise Israel for this reason.
00:30:25.000The U.S., when we did go to war with Iran, found out very quickly that all these allies that we thought we had, that normally would at least come help the Gulf states with air defense or something, couldn't, the British couldn't get a ship out.
00:30:41.000The French, I don't even want to mention it.
00:30:44.000All our quote unquote NATO allies couldn't figure out.
00:32:21.000So I said if you want to get amplified on YouTube and X, all you need to do is claim the official story of Charlie Kirk's assassination is a cover up and there's a conspiracy.
00:32:29.000Why is social media amplifying this so much?
00:32:32.000Why does big tech want this narrative to be front and center?
00:32:36.000Alex Jones made claims about Sandy Hook and was destroyed.
00:32:39.000His company sold off to try to humiliate him.
00:33:34.000I just said, They were like, we don't want sensationalism and fear and panic.
00:33:38.000I said, well, I'm going to cover the news even if I lose the money.
00:33:42.000So I kept reporting on it when it popped up.
00:33:44.000By March, it was a big story in the United States.
00:33:47.000During this period, for two years, if you said definitively that the virus came from the Wuhan lab, demonetized, strike, removed, YouTube came out and said, We have a new policy in place.
00:34:01.000Only authoritative news sources will appear in search on these topics.
00:34:13.000His transgression was so severe, he is never allowed to have a social media channel on YouTube ever again.
00:34:20.000Yet, despite the fact that if it comes to climate change, flat earth, hollow earth, geocentrism, YouTube explicitly states all of these will be deranked, demonetized, and they will put corrections under every single one.
00:34:37.000But not the Charlie Kirk conspiracies.
00:34:47.000I can peddle in speculation for which I believe that, sure, that's fine.
00:34:51.000Everyone's allowed to present their hypotheses.
00:34:54.000What I can say is there is no definitive understanding as to why YouTube and Lester X, because Elon Laws has a lot of things on X, but why it is that YouTube has, look, I'll put it this way it's not just a lack of restrictions, it's promotion.
00:35:12.000The RPMs on content related to Erica Kirk.
00:35:15.000And the Charlie Kirk assassination conspiracy theories rivals that of finance, the most lucrative sector in advertising.
00:35:57.000No, the left is committed to what they believe.
00:35:59.000Some people on the right are grifters.
00:36:02.000Most people on the left I would describe as grifters.
00:36:04.000Meaning that many of these liberals that claim to want to debate, you have to pay them.
00:36:08.000They're not interested in actually an ideology, they're interested in their jobs.
00:36:11.000Whereas people on the right are begging to espouse their ideology.
00:36:14.000But this does mean that there are many people on the right who are grifters.
00:36:17.000Now, here's the exploit create a lucrative path.
00:36:22.000But that path is insanity and absurdity, and you will drive all of the grifters in that direction, and it will cause a rift among the right instead of unity on the right.
00:36:31.000If you take away, Libby, I know you're going to back me on this.
00:36:35.000If you take away Israel and Charlie Kirk, what does Candace have to talk about?
00:37:07.000And it's just every day it one ups the absurdity and the lies and the manipulations.
00:37:12.000And what they do is I have no problem with anyone asking questions about the Tyler Robinson, how he did it, who else may have been involved.
00:37:20.000There's a lot of evidence and loose ends that have not been tied up.
00:37:22.000And we don't, we have no obligation to just believe whatever it is the FBI or law enforcement is telling us.
00:37:36.000And so I think it's fair to say that we have evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, at least in my opinion, presented to the public, that Tyler Robinson is the assassin.
00:37:45.000However, I also think there's other people involved.
00:37:47.000I think we've got loose ends that we can't account for, and I think those questions are fine and fair.
00:37:52.000That being said, the narratives that we've gotten, I think it was Robbie Starbuck put out a great video, it was an hour long, where he broke down.
00:39:49.000I do not come out and just say a thing is because everyone says a thing is.
00:39:55.000And so, what's happening now with all of this stuff, I still will not do that.
00:40:00.000I will not come out and say this is true, that is true, otherwise.
00:40:03.000But because they're getting clicks, because YouTube is promoting it, and they're getting massive ad dollars from it, people don't care what's true.
00:40:27.000It's like when baby Jessica fell down the well and no one could look.
00:40:30.000I will say, there is the worst thing to have happened to the populist right, which includes the moderates who align with Trump and even libertarians.
00:40:41.000The worst thing was the assassination of Charlie Kirk, who unified so many people.
00:40:45.000Getting people like Ian on stage with people like Michael Knowles.
00:42:11.000So she married into a family of British lords, ultra wealthy, hired lawyers who work at a building with federal agents, and immediately started attacking Turning Point's management, their executive staff, and now is accusing Charlie's own wife.
00:42:36.000But following this, everything Candace has done has been a volley of assaults on the right to the point where in December, replying to me, she said, We don't care about your midterms.
00:42:52.000When I said what she is doing is demoralizing.
00:44:49.000The economic vector right now is very, particularly with young people, like it's almost like the only people that are fiscally conservative at all are like the libertarian people.
00:45:03.000The people on the right that are not libertarian aligned, like it's almost like everyone has thrown their hands up in the air and said, the government's never going to be fiscally responsible.
00:45:13.000Doesn't matter if it's Republicans, doesn't matter if it's Republicans or Democrats.
00:45:18.000They're never going to actually fix the problems.
00:45:22.000They're just going to, we're $39 trillion in debt.
00:45:28.000So, if that's the case, if that's the case, then there is no point in trying to even speak to people, the American public, voting public, there's no point in even trying to speak to people about fiscal conservatism.
00:46:06.000Some people would say that they're, some people call them the Nazis or whatever.
00:46:09.000But like, the people, I don't know what the halal right, I'm not sure what that means.
00:46:12.000But either way, the point that I'm making is people like Nick Fuentes, they're like, we'll spend money on Americans, right?
00:46:19.000And then you've got the left, which are completely and totally down for socialism.
00:46:23.000So the idea of an actual conservative, an economically conservative right wing, that's, That's old hat, that's boomer stuff, and it's going away because even those boomers don't actually believe in social conservative because they said, I paid into Social Security and I want my money.
00:46:46.000The boomers aren't going to give up the money that they're supposed to get for Social Security.
00:46:51.000Even though they didn't pay in as much as they owe, and they know that Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security are the drivers of our debt.
00:46:58.000But the reason we're not going to get Social Security, we may all agree we're not.
00:47:03.000But I think we're not going to get it for different reasons that you think.
00:47:07.000I think we're going to be too busy scavenging the refuse of rubble, war torn cities, and making makeshift armor and avoiding the radioactive.
00:47:20.000But I think that we're looking at potential war with China, which is going to dramatically alter our economic systems when we enter a wartime economy.
00:47:30.000I think that the probability of war with China is extremely high.
00:47:33.000Well, don't you think we're at war with China already?
00:48:43.000What is something that is seemingly innocuous that would be extremely hard for an individual to produce?
00:48:51.000It's something that is not particularly valuable now, but in a war economy or a fractured, collapsed country, it would be the most valuable thing.
00:49:04.000I'm talking about, we went over this quite a bit, like something that's extremely difficult to produce on your own, but extremely easy and worthless right now that you could buy a lot of.
00:49:14.000So, I have an answer because we went over this years ago, but I'm curious what you think.
00:49:19.000Like, the point being let's say all the factories shut down, Amazon's gone, and you're like, man.
00:49:23.000I'm thinking something in the medicine category.
00:50:41.000The joke is that after the apocalypse, when bolts become currency, I'm going to go to Phil's store and, like, you know, there'll be customers shopping.
00:51:15.000It'd be interesting to look at Ukraine, which is a war torn country and what the economy is like there and what people are trading and what people are.
00:51:23.000I don't know that Ukraine, I mean, the concept of the U.S. being in some kind of serious war that.
00:51:31.000Requires the kind of sacrifices that Americans made in World War II, that is totally different than a regional war in Ukraine.
00:51:40.000Like the people in Ukraine, where I'm sure they have to make sacrifices, I'm sure that it's hard living in that, in that, under those conditions.
00:51:46.000But at the same time, there's a whole world that's pouring, bathing, and also functioning normally.
00:51:53.000Like if the US and China were to get into a conflict, the whole world changes because China is, you know, China sells everything to everybody, whether it be high quality stuff or not, whether you like the quality of the things you're giving.
00:52:05.000But like, If China got into a war, like all the women across the West are going to hate that they can't get their Xi'an orders, right?
00:52:16.000Whereas Ukraine, it might affect people regionally, but I mean, in the US, people don't actually see anything.
00:52:24.000And if you have, you know, the two biggest economies on earth in a hot conflict, it's going to affect everybody, you know, in ways that we can't predict.
00:52:34.000Don't you think that that's part of our problem as Americans is that we haven't really had to feel any pain?
00:52:56.000Well, that's one thing that I think is so interesting about you have AOC and others in the DSA advocating to, Malat Kairos, I think, advocating to increase what's considered poverty.
00:53:08.000So right now, poverty is three times the cost of food.
00:53:11.000If that's what you have as income, if that's what you have, then.
00:53:17.000And they want to adjust that so that it's not just three times the cost of food, but the cost of childcare, housing, and healthcare.
00:53:25.000So that what they were saying is poverty should be minimum, or you should be making, if you're making $45,000 a year, they want you to be considered in poverty.
00:55:04.000I mean, that was the war on white privilege, just to be.
00:55:07.000Well, it's like that Caleb Hammer clip where the socialist says, he asks her, how many people do you believe are reliant on federal minimum wage?
00:55:29.000If you walk into any grocery store, not just the fancy grocery stores, but any little grocery store, a bodega in New York City, the bounty is like, I'm constantly amazed by this.
00:55:41.000I don't know why exactly, but I've always been really just blown away by the amount of fresh produce we have in the grocery store.
00:55:47.000Like, you walk in, it's absolutely stunning to see how it is.
00:55:52.000It's a drag when I go to the grocery store and I can't get cherries because they're out of season.
00:55:56.000Like, the idea of getting cherries, bro.
00:57:11.000I've got some friends and I've talked to some people who are middle aged and they don't have families and have wives and have kids and they are listless and they're rather nihilistic.
00:59:20.000Well, Then you just have listless, angsty, and depressive middle aged people.
00:59:25.000And I think there's a lot of millennials who don't have kids, don't have family members.
00:59:29.000And also, they have this misplaced maternal and paternal instinct where they think that what they don't know what to do with all of these feelings, right?
01:02:01.000Is constantly talking about birth rates, birth rates, birth rates.
01:02:05.000And look, you guys know this, but I'm going to repeat it.
01:02:09.000I sometimes feel like God must be really frustrated because the Bible has a very simple formula Grow up, be raised well, get married, have babies, watch your babies have babies, grow old, have wisdom.
01:03:18.000It is obvious to see the pain in a person, a mother or father's eyes when their child is taken from them.
01:03:23.000But I understood that, you know, to a father or a mother, the reason why they're willing to sacrifice themselves or why the mother gets like a 10x increase in strength.
01:03:33.000You know, like the stories of the mom who lifts the car off her child, tearing her muscles to shreds.
01:03:38.000It's because we fear losing our loved ones more than anything bad happening to us.
01:03:46.000Now, I say that knowing full well that there are parents out there who've been parents much longer than I, who've known this much longer than I and experienced it much longer than I. What I am just saying is imagine somebody who doesn't have somewhere to place that, meaning they don't care about whether they live or die because they're bored, they're listless and purposeless, and they have nothing to serve or protect.
01:04:26.000They are wealthy, they live in the wealthiest country, they are not by any stretch historically impoverished, but they're angry and they need something to fight.
01:04:50.000No, think about it because this is what conservatives always say.
01:04:54.000That if you look, there was a poll that I helped work on a couple of years ago, and they asked this question of conservatives and then lefties talk about your political engagement.
01:05:09.000And the lefties said, basically, every single day, I take some kind of action to change the world.
01:05:15.000That's what we always say among conservative circles that, like, we're all raising our families.
01:05:20.000Making money, helping our kids be good members of society.
01:05:24.000And the other side, if you look at a lot of the demographics, JD Vance's cat ladies are just people, to your point, Tim, that are not engaged with their families.
01:05:34.000So you're going to pour your passions elsewhere.
01:05:39.000Yeah, but part of that reshaping with society also is because with the eradication of God in contemporary American life, these are people who, to Tim's point, don't have a purpose in life.
01:07:57.000But everybody was walking different directions down the street.
01:08:01.000That's one thing that's so important, though, that I think is forgotten is that that's why having.
01:08:09.000Having an understanding of what you believe and why, and always being willing to interrogate your beliefs to understand what you believe, why you believe it, to figure that out.
01:11:48.000So these are people who don't have the capability or the merit, pursued a degree because they were told to and paid for it, but cannot convert it into meaningful.
01:12:06.000But the other thing, too, this is why the president just announced that plan to pull funding from any degree granting programs where the graduates do not earn more than a high school graduate.
01:12:20.000Because it's ultimately not resulting in making them productive members of society.
01:14:24.000I think it's when you can see high school or less, even the highest incomes are still Republican leaning.
01:14:30.000I think this shows that the people who choose to go their own way are going to vote for independence and the people who do what they are told in an authoritative system are going to vote for an authoritative system.
01:14:41.000I mean, particularly because the humanities, or at least the reason why the humanities department is probably extremely overrepresented is because the humanities departments have.
01:14:58.000You don't, you generally, if you're going on and about your day, you probably don't run into a lot of Marxists, you know, at Walmart or, you know, going and doing stuff.
01:15:07.000Maybe some young activists or whatever you do.
01:15:09.000That like whole diner goth phenomenon.
01:16:05.000And I was like, It's not, we're not staying.
01:16:08.000In the UK, there's a story out recently that there are Arabs from the Middle East that are not sending their kids to Oxford and the elite schools because they're becoming radicalized.
01:16:36.000And he's specifically speaking in English.
01:16:39.000And someone said, We have a translation.
01:16:40.000He's like, No, I want to say this in English so that way you'll understand.
01:16:44.000We have been able to handle the radicals in our country, and Europe has not been able to handle the radicals because they're afraid of being called racist or whatever.
01:16:55.000How are you, who are not Muslims, how are you going to tell us that we're handling the radicals when we're Muslims?
01:17:04.000Well, it's also, it was like 400 years of Islamic invasion into Europe before they launched crusades.
01:17:24.000I want to go back in a time machine and just go to one of those famous battles and tap on the Hungarians when they're fighting the Turks and just say, guys, listen, don't worry about fighting this battle because the people that come after you, like in Florida, they're just going to let them in.
01:20:17.000You just put it down on the bipod, and then you look through the scope at the target, and then it'll adjust perfectly for wind and distance and everything to hit the target.
01:21:17.000Well, the reason that you can't have a gun on YouTube is because when you're live streaming, they're afraid that someone might shoot someone or whatever, someone go crazy or what have you.
01:21:26.000But there's videos on YouTube that you can make.
01:21:28.000You can make videos, but we're live streaming.
01:22:22.000I know that I've talked with a few people in the industry who said that if you make videos about Erica Kirk in a negative light, you will get ad rates rivaling finance, which is why so many people are doing it.
01:22:32.000And my response is, what advertiser is going on YouTube and explicitly saying in the ad network, I want this video shown at a premium to people searching for negative videos about Erica Kirk?
01:23:39.000So if I make an advertisement and I say I want to target this audience, it's going to cost money based on what the audience is.
01:23:45.000So finance has few views and a lot of money.
01:23:49.000So, if you're a financial service company and you want to get clients to make a lot of money, it's expensive because the audience is small and you are very rich, which means your competitors are bidding high.
01:25:19.000How do you handle an onslaught from grifters and billionaires and big tech corporations after your founder was assassinated on a live stream?
01:25:42.000Like, trying to, like, the fact that they killed him was bad enough, but going after TPUSA and going after his wife and stuff, it's really, really sad, but it also hurts.
01:25:57.000And there's people that, you know, you talk about the people that are grifters or what have you, and it's like, it's such, it's so selfish and stuff because, you know, right after Charlie passed away, like, There was a lot of momentum on the right, and people just threw it away.
01:26:13.000Well, let's jump to this video from Mayor Zoran Kwami Mamdani.
01:26:19.000Let's go to this video from Mayor Zoran Kwami Mamdani.
01:26:32.000Apparently, we can't hear what he said.
01:26:34.000The architect Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal, the architect of a horrific genocide against the Palestinian people.
01:26:40.000He is responsible for the killing of more than 73,000 people, for the maiming of tens of thousands of children as those who survive undergo amputation without anesthesia, for the targeting of neonatal hospitals and maternity care centers denying newborns even the chance to live, for the countless people he starved as he blocked food and humanitarian aid from reaching them, for the gunning down of hundreds of aid workers and journalists.
01:27:07.000And just last month, the UN confirmed that Palestinian children continue to be deliberately targeted and killed by Israeli armed forces.
01:27:15.000More than eight months after the so-called ceasefire.
01:27:18.000The list goes on and on, all as we, as Americans, pay for the bombs that do the killing.
01:27:25.000There is a reason the International Criminal Court issued a warrant for his arrest.
01:27:29.000As human beings, we have spent generations building a shared understanding that there are crimes so grave they offend all of humanity.
01:27:37.000Anyone with their eyes, with their heart, with their conscience should recognize the devastation he has wrought and understand that he belongs before a court of law.
01:27:48.000As I've said, I agree with the ICC that Benjamin Netanyahu should be arrested and tried for his crimes, as I do for anyone else charged by the ICC.
01:27:58.000My administration has reviewed every avenue available under applicable law to determine whether New York City could execute the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant if Benjamin Netanyahu came here.
01:28:09.000It is clear that we do not have the independent legal authority to enforce this warrant.
01:28:13.000The federal government, however, does, and I call on them to join the ICC and execute this warrant.
01:28:41.000I think he should be removed by the federal government for violating the Logan Act, threatening a foreign world leader with legal action, criminal action, or otherwise.
01:28:54.000I understand he said we don't have the authority to do so.
01:28:57.000But these threats are out there and they negatively impact our ability to engage in meaningful foreign policy, for which he has no authority to engage in this as a mayor of a city.
01:29:11.000I am more concerned that this is a rogue political element in our country that is acting in violation of our laws and our constitution.
01:29:19.000Well, he's also invoking the ICC, which is the International Criminal Court, which has absolutely no jurisdiction whatsoever in this country.
01:29:30.000Marco Rubio, one of my favorites, he came out, what was it, last week saying that the ICC absolutely has no jurisdiction in the United States and that the U.S. doesn't have, you know, support for the ICC because it doesn't have anything to do with our laws.
01:29:44.000You have AOC as well saying that the, you know, invoking the ICC in some cases.
01:29:51.000And you can't say, as the mayor of New York City, that certain leaders who, you know, are allies of the United States are not welcome in a city that you are simply the mayor of.
01:30:11.000Look, I don't really care about Bibi either, but any excuse that I can come up with to get him out of office or get him out of the U.S., I'm down.
01:30:24.000Well, the other thing is, first of all, if you're going to arrest war criminals, if that's going to be the standard, then they're going to have to go in and raid the U.N. and arrest about 80% of the countries that are represented there, not the least of it, which.
01:30:38.000Thank God we can say this freely on air is China, which is conducting an actual genocide against the Uyghurs in China.
01:30:44.000And as Yanya Kelleck writes in his book, Killed the Order, if you want to get a liver transplant next Thursday at 2 30 p.m. in Beijing, you can get one because they've got a Uyghur in prison waiting to have their liver forcibly donated.
01:31:40.000By all means, please, in the comments, criticize Netanyahu, call him every name in the book.
01:31:45.000And that is something Donald Trump, our federal government, our Congress will have to deal with.
01:31:49.000And if you want Congress to take action against it, if you want to push back against it, by all means, yes.
01:31:55.000But a small town, I shouldn't say small town, a mayor, I mean a smaller local politician, engaging in these kinds of threats is dangerous for the ability to negotiate on the world stage.
01:32:08.000Denaturalize and deport, send them home.
01:32:10.000Well, and the ICC is also ideologically driven.
01:34:42.000First of all, it takes away individual agency.
01:34:45.000It takes away the motivation to do things because why would you put any effort into doing something when you know that you're going to be doing it for other people?
01:37:57.000My thoughts on voting, it's no longer the get rid of the 19th.
01:38:01.000Well, I mean, you have to get rid of the 19th to do what I want, but you have to get rid of.
01:38:05.000About all of the voters, you get about like 50 million voters, 500,000 from each state, or I'm sorry, 50,000 from each state, and then that's it, right?
01:38:17.000So, when someone passes away, then a new person is like the electoral college, but just bigger, similar.
01:38:22.000Well, remember, in the early days of the republic, we are not a democracy, we are not a democracy, we are not a democracy.
01:38:28.000You had to be a landowner, and one of the advantages of that was that that was their way of saying you have to have a stake, you have to have skin in the game if you get to vote.
01:38:37.000You have to have a stake in this company we call America.
01:38:40.000That is actually, I think, an exaggerated way to look at it.
01:38:43.000I understand the point being made, but back then it was actually very, very simple.
01:38:48.000Hey, everybody who lives here, do you want to vote on what we do?
01:38:51.000When you've got a town with 15 people in it, who's voting?
01:38:55.000Like, why would the guy down the hill come and vote?
01:39:12.000But my point, my larger point, Tim, is if you don't have skin in the game, then giving people's money away doesn't matter.
01:39:19.000If it costs you something, you know, a lot of college kids, they get that first paycheck and they see the deduction and they go, wait a minute, I earned $500 and you took $225 for what?
01:40:13.000I don't know about overnight, but it would change pretty quick.
01:40:17.000Well, I mean, figuratively, it would change very quickly when even liberals were told you have control of how much money you're going to give to those people.
01:40:24.000Look how many people, look how much people and money are leaving New York.
01:41:32.000Also, when you look at this big housing bill that everyone was so excited about the bipartisan housing bill, I was looking through it the other day.
01:41:38.000I don't see much in it that actually helps a first time home buyer.
01:41:42.000In fact, the thing about developers not being able to buy up all the real estate to turn it into rental properties, there's exemptions for developers so that they can buy up all the properties and turn them into rentals.
01:42:46.000They don't want to reduce regulations.
01:42:47.000They don't want to say that you can build a new.
01:42:49.000It's people's whole jobs to just work in government and be like, let's just call it a less visible obstruction, a bureaucrat.
01:42:58.000This was a point we were talking about the other night.
01:43:00.000Like, people will pay more taxes if they have more influence because then they can get rid of regulations, like billionaires.
01:43:10.000People, they love to say, oh, billionaires don't pay enough.
01:43:12.000Billionaires would probably pay 5% more in tax, 10% more in tax if it meant that they could lower the regulations and they could expand their businesses and make up the difference.
01:43:23.000That's what Trump was trying to do for all those AI data centers, being like, and build a power plant and we'll fast track zoning and eliminate red tape.
01:43:32.000They've got those nuclear power plants that are basically the size of Connex containers.
01:43:39.000Those things should go everywhere that there's a.
01:44:07.000Like, and that's not to say that I'm for flock cameras because the ability to monitor people because of flock cameras, that's absolutely terrible.
01:44:15.000There should be something done about that.
01:44:42.000And also, the other thing too is there should not be public sector unions like that.
01:44:47.000Because when you have a private union, You're saying, okay, we made a lot more widgets and we did a better job and they're commanding a higher price in the marketplace.
01:45:56.000And that's, That's legalized communism goes hand in hand with unions.
01:46:00.000I mean, like the average person with education entirely.
01:46:04.000Well, education has a lot of problems, but yes, that is one of the problems.
01:46:07.000But, like, you know, the average guy on the, you know, whatever, in a construction union that goes to work every day, he's probably not a communist.
01:46:15.000No, organizers are the guys and top there.
01:46:18.000They love to spread the word of workers of the world unite and stuff.
01:46:22.000Listen, at the Department of Labor, they have this office called OLMS, the Office of Labor Management Statistics.
01:46:34.000I remember when I worked for the Bush administration, I had to go find the people that worked in this office because Clinton's, the Clintons had put them in such a far flung office that I couldn't find them.
01:46:45.000Anyway, what they do, their job is to take publicly available data about unions and post it online.
01:47:03.000Like the craziest stuff you've ever seen.
01:47:07.000The U.S. Institute for Peace, we discovered after Doge, had like hundreds of thousands of dollars in a slush fund that they were using to just do whatever.
01:47:15.000And they were still getting money from Congress.
01:51:45.000They come with a big chunk of beef tallow to grease the grill.
01:51:49.000You get the meat, you cook it as you see fit, and then you get fix ins like kimchi, onions, and jalapenos, and you don't got to put junk on it.
01:52:24.000I recommend if you guys ever get a chance, go to the hot pot at the Apple Valley Apple Blossom or the Apple Valley, I don't know, the mall in Winchester.
01:52:30.000You walk into this big room with all these fridges, and they have meats, veggies.
01:52:34.000You pick what you want, bring it back to your table.
01:55:46.000I talked to a guy yesterday who I can't mention on the show, but he's a guy who knows things.
01:55:51.000And he told me something really interesting.
01:55:53.000He said that the administration's real goal here, which I like, is that they're pressuring Iran so that in the near future, the U.S. oil companies will be.
01:56:03.000Essentially pumping out and managing erosion oil.
01:56:08.000Which will essentially pay for what we're doing.
01:56:11.000And the reason I believe that is Trump had a particular issue with us spending all this money on the Gulf Wars and nobody paying us back for anything.
01:56:21.000He's been pushing NATO to pay their fair share.
01:56:24.000And I really do believe, look at what he's already done in Venezuela.
01:56:27.000It's basically a puppet state of the United States and we own it.
01:56:31.000And I do believe that that's the goal in Iran to control their income.
01:58:10.000You have the socialists demanding that we have universal childcare, but if they actually cared about families, they'd, Suggest that we have better jobs, manufacturing back home, and have affordable housing so that one of the people can stay at home and take care of the kids.
01:58:50.000But if you're a CEO, well, yeah, she had a full time career.
01:58:54.000But the point that I'm making is you can be one or the other.
01:58:57.000And if you decide that you want to have a career, someone else is raising your child.
01:59:02.000You're going to see them a little bit at night.
01:59:05.000Maybe if you get home at a decent hour, maybe you'll see them on the weekends, I'm sure.
01:59:10.000But the majority of your child's life is going to be raised by someone else.
01:59:15.000If you want to be a mother, you don't have the time to put Into a career where you could excel to like the upper echelons of the business, whatever business you're in.
02:02:13.000It's hard for me to say any of these old punk bands are my favorite anymore because they all bent the knee to the machine and started singing, like, All Hail the Machine.
02:07:30.000If you don't have a good home where you feel like you can talk to your parents and.
02:07:35.000And a good relationship with your kids, then it's easy for some teacher to slide in there and say, Oh, well, if you need to talk to someone, you can come talk to me.
02:07:44.000Whether that be for nefarious reasons or just simply because the teacher knows that at home your parents are a certain political persuasion and they would like to sway the children.
02:07:56.000They believe that it's their moral duty to sway the children away from whatever it may be, whatever the way they think conservatism is abuse.
02:08:05.000You know the old adage that you have to get your parents a cult.
02:08:08.000Sign off to get a Tylenol, but you can get an abortion or change your sex without.
02:08:12.000Also, whenever you see, like, I saw a video of, you know, it was like a man on the street interview the other day, and then someone was talking about how important it is to let kids have puberty blockers, but that she wouldn't let her kid get a tattoo.
02:08:24.000And it's the same with the Jazz Jennings thing.
02:08:26.000Jazz Jennings' dad was like, No, you can't get a tattoo.
02:08:46.000What would we think about an ancient civilization that we uncovered in some island in which they took their men and hacked their appendage off?
02:08:55.000We'd be like, what was wrong with those people?
02:09:22.000I mean, in France, it's only legal up to 22 weeks.
02:09:24.000A lot of European countries have much more sensible views on abortion and surrogacy and all the rest of it.
02:09:31.000I mean, the thing, too, that is so stunning about abortion in the United States is that it was Planned Parenthood, which does the most abortions, was founded by a racist eugenicist.
02:09:42.000And for some reason, leftists think it's no big deal that their organization was founded by a racist eugenicist because abortion is still good, even though the largest group of women that.
02:11:09.000I asked for the top 20 and the lowest 20.
02:11:11.000The lowest are interesting Algeria, Albania, Austria, Turkey, Croatia, Lithuania, Slovakia, Serbia, Italy, Singapore, abortions per thousand women, which is still a lot.
02:12:24.000Mr. Poole, recently you were on X. You were talking about how I think after the, I think I was, About the disappointment you faced after that meeting, a little dinner you had with some of your, I guess, presumed friends.
02:12:39.000Yeah, and I think it was right after the fact you were coming to a realization.
02:12:44.000I think that it's been building throughout the years that really left and right don't actually mean anything.
02:12:48.000It's ultimately just a shorthand for here's reality and here's those who wish to live outside of reality and embrace it and use it as an identity.
02:12:58.000I think that's probably spurred on because you see these people that I would presume and certainly hope were very close to you, but for some reason, the way they act in actuality, it just doesn't pan out.
02:13:10.000And I think this really drives the point home that there really isn't any left and right whatsoever.
02:13:14.000I mean, if I would ask you to define it, I think it would be just as incomprehensible as asking someone to define what a non binary is.
02:13:20.000I don't think you can just explain it.
02:14:17.000As it pertains to Lauren and Kyla, It's because Lauren apparently wanted to come on the show to confront me because I said I didn't believe her story about Andrew Tate and Tommy Robinson, but I was playing in the World Series of Poker.
02:14:28.000And so Kyla tweeted that when Lauren tried to confront me, I ran away, despite the fact we all had dinner together for two hours and laughed and giggled and were friends.
02:14:36.000And it left with hugs and exchange of numbers and an invitation to come on the show whenever she wanted.
02:14:41.000So when she then said I ran away, I said, I was like confused, like, what are you talking about?
02:15:04.000She's actually, you know, she was a real OG.
02:15:07.000I know you go way back as well, but my introduction to the space, you know, Thunderfurt, I listened to Thunderfurt, Saga and Avakad, you know, back in the mid-2020s.
02:15:15.000She was like, I was there right from the beginning.
02:15:17.000And I was, I really, it was just like how you, when I really got into you guys at 2020, when you first started IRL.
02:15:24.000Particularly during the lockdowns, it was a great source of just, it was a great source of a harbor for my sanity because of how the world is going to shit.
02:15:33.000When I watched Southern, when I watched Akkad, you know, those guys back in the 2010s, it was very much the same thing.
02:15:39.000I like here, because here in Toronto, right, it just, I really can't stress enough the amount of dissonance, the amount of just absolute, it's not even just tribalism, because that's another thing I'm trying to get at.
02:15:51.000Like we say left and right is that people have these true predispositions, these true persuasions.
02:16:02.000I mean, if you change hypotheses, it's all fake.
02:16:06.000And when I told them to lose my number and not talk to me, my understanding is that third parties were like, they're actually surprised you had this reaction.
02:16:14.000Yeah, it's because they're grifters who are faking it for internet drama, and they assumed I'd be privy to that or in on it or give a shit.
02:16:22.000And so when I said, go fuck yourselves, I'm not interested, they were like, wait, what?
02:16:25.000We were going to do a fake beef on the internet for.
02:16:29.000For internet points, and I don't do that.
02:16:30.000I'm not interested in fucking doing it.
02:16:53.000So recently, one of the more recent posts by Lauren on X, she made a link to a video where someone was recapping the situation that unfolded.
02:17:02.000And there was a segment, there was a little clip that had the video where you initially were reacting to her accusations.
02:17:10.000And what you said was, from how I feel about this, within my heart, within my gut, something along those lines, I'm paraphrasing.
02:17:19.000But then in this video that she reposted, it cuts out just like how they cut off Trump when he said, and I don't mean the neo Nazis because they should become totally, which he constantly gets slandered for.
02:17:28.000I mean, I recently watched Black Lines when Spike Lee totally slanders him in that movie in a major release.
02:17:34.000But they take out the exact next moment to paint this image that you couldn't possibly mistake unless you're being a manipulator deliberately.
02:17:45.000So what happened is that, Tim, I'm not sure if you recall, but when you first responded to that whole situation, You made it very clear that I'm feeling like this isn't true because for X, Y, and Z, and you were doing your due diligence.
02:17:56.000You were acting very much with the Blackstone's principle of presumed innocence.
02:18:03.000You were trying to stress test the logic, stress test the claims.
02:18:07.000And if you truly respect someone like Southern, that's what you would do.
02:18:58.000When they pretended that they couldn't confront me on X, despite the fact they both sat in front of me for several hours and we got along perfectly like friends, they tried making it seem like we weren't actually sitting with each other.
02:19:12.000It was a big dinner with a large group and we weren't actually talking or anything.
02:19:16.000Lauren literally sat across from me with Kyla and exclusively we talked with Lisa the whole time.
02:19:23.000And they're trying to portray it like that wasn't the case.
02:19:26.000And more importantly, they're, well, I mean, I, I, I, I guess that's the gist of it, right?
02:19:33.000And I'm not interested in whatever that bullshit is.
02:19:38.000But when I said this is fake internet drama for points, the response was from Lauren I didn't want to confront Tim until we were on camera, which is exactly what the point was.
02:19:49.000I am not interested in whatever that is.
02:19:52.000And people are saying, so you invited her to come on when you weren't going to be there?
02:20:28.000Like, I have my criticism of you, I have my criticism of everybody.
02:20:31.000I'm very much a fan of all you guys here.
02:20:32.000So this is not me speaking out of bias.
02:20:34.000A lot of people have this impression that, oh, you know, if you're speaking about these matters in any intricate detail, it must mean you're obsessed.
02:21:01.000Kyla, I. I've known Lauren for a decade and I consider her to be a good friend.
02:21:11.000But when she wants to make public accusations against two other prominent individuals, for which I care, I give no shits about Andrew Tate.
02:21:19.000However, Tommy Robinson, I would describe as a friend.
02:21:23.000He's not a guy I call to hang out or anything, but we've hung out a couple times.
02:21:28.000I think he has his issues, but I think he's generally a good dude.
02:21:31.000If you want to make a post where you do this big, high profile book, And you accuse Tommy of illicitly doing drugs, that's a very serious accusation of criminal activity and impropriety and dishonor.
02:21:44.000And my question is, how do you know he was doing these things?
02:21:48.000And my response was not to say, how dare Lauren?
02:22:38.000And even for me, like, I hate that this is even happening.
02:22:41.000But frankly, when you, for example, claim that you, like, we go on a culture apothecary with Alex Clark, you say that, oh, for years, I wanted to get back to my husband.
02:22:52.000And you were wearing the ring because you didn't want to accept the fact that your marriage is over.
02:22:57.000Yet at the same time, it's revealed behind the scenes, you're going up and hooking up with you know who.
02:23:01.000And there's just, you know, and again, this isn't about me trying to get in anyone's personal business.
02:23:05.000But like, when you claim, for example, that you wanted the marriage to be resumed, And yet, you're doing this behind the behind this, but you know, while you're still married, it's that doesn't make sense.
02:23:14.000It's it's a direct either, either you lie that you wanted the marriage to be resumed, which is of course corruption, or it or it's uh, that was just that was just a lie you told to the audience because you wanted to appear more sympathetic.
02:23:25.000Furthermore, she claimed like back in 2019 when Milo had this expose, but who did claiming that she was in Lauren claimed this?
02:23:33.000Oh, sorry about the um, you said she claimed Milo, but we're talking about three different people.
02:23:40.000I was just summarizing some chinks in the armor.
02:24:43.000And nowadays, and now you look, you know, you fast forward to today, and the whole cocaine redemption angle is a core fixture of her revisionist phase.
02:24:52.000She goes on Piers Morgan and talks about a life of sex, drugs, and walking the world.
02:24:57.000I hear your point, and I think there's probably too much to talk about it, and I'm not.
02:25:01.000Interested in doing a 40 minute show attacking Lauren's character because that's not what I've ever done.
02:25:06.000I don't care what she has to say about me, other than the beef on X was fake internet bullshit that I'm not interested in being involved in, and I'm done talking to those people for that reason.
02:25:17.000So, Kyla's never been like a great friend.
02:25:30.000And, I consider her a very good friend.
02:25:33.000But Lauren, if she hears this and needs to understand, she accused Tommy Robinson, it's not just about Andrew Tate, of committing felonies.
02:25:44.000Again, if we're going to scale this out, I'm obviously much, much better friends with Lauren than I am with Tommy.
02:25:49.000But I respect Tommy and I do consider him to be a friend, though we're not like bar buddies or anything, similar with Charlie.
02:25:55.000And if you're going to accuse someone of very serious felonies and it becomes headline news across the board on 50 different websites, I am going to comment on it.
02:26:04.000And I'm going to challenge the assertion when you accuse someone of a crime without presenting evidence.
02:26:10.000And it's been a year, so I'm not sure what the exact claim was, but it was something the fact that Tommy smuggled cocaine on a plane and was doing that cocaine in a bathroom.
02:26:16.000Which my only question is, how would you know he's doing that?
02:26:21.000And why would you accuse someone without proof?
02:26:25.000So my only response is not to say, Lauren, how dare you?
02:27:33.000So anything particular at the moment, I just want a final message for the audience that we really need to divorce ourselves from this notion of left and right conservative Republicans.
02:27:43.000And if I have more time, I can go into more detail.
02:27:45.000But basically, This is how it's summarized.
02:27:49.000You can't look at people who, for example, that defy basic reality, that will tell you straight to your face that there is no up, there is no down.
02:28:48.000So I heard your opinion about Andrew Tate, which was good because that's a good prime into my question.
02:28:55.000But I just had some concern that we're.
02:28:58.000Potentially helping take two people to another country that the other country already currently doesn't really prosecute people for rape and abducting people and things like that.
02:29:10.000So I just want to think is there anything else behind this?
02:29:39.000So why want to extradite him from the United States?
02:29:41.000Didn't they make a movie that implied where he was a, where the character was modeled after him or there was a character that, a kid that did something wrong and it was, they blamed it on people like Andrew Tate or something like that?
02:29:54.000And Andrew Tate made a lot of money doing crypto, I don't know what you'd call it.
02:30:00.000Crypto, I don't want to say scheme because that implies impropriety.
02:30:05.000They had a bunch of different crypto promotions, which again, I'm not going to assert impropriety where there's none.
02:30:14.000They launched a bunch of crypto, they made a bunch of money on it.
02:30:17.000This was before he was internationally as famous as he was.
02:30:20.000My understanding is that when Lauren and Tommy were hanging out with him, it was back when he was a lesser known personality with a lot of crypto money.
02:30:27.000So he's been accused of doing a lot of bad things.
02:30:30.000Certainly, I think he's probably done a lot of bad things.
02:30:32.000But I also think the weird efforts from these governments have been particularly heavy handed when we know about the Epstein files and like, you know, Prince Andrew and stuff.
02:30:44.000But Andrew Tate is boogeyman number one.
02:32:10.000I think probably the situation is we have a treaty with the UK and we have extradition deals with them for if we need somebody that they have in custody.
02:32:57.000It means that they did what they wanted to do when they wanted to do it, but They'd get calls from the State Department, if you know what I mean.
02:33:02.000It's not, I'm not saying like, that's why I said they're not literally federal agents, but it's like, hey, guy knocks on your door and shows you the badge.
02:33:10.000Is that how Vice, I always wondered how Vice gets access anywhere in the world, basically.
02:34:06.000And I was like, sure, I'll walk around streaming nothing.
02:34:08.000They were just adamant that we get that done, which I always thought was kind of weird.
02:34:11.000And more importantly, after they'd invited me to Antalya to a resort where Shane actually explained to a large group of various wealthy individuals that after their North Korea coverage, they were reached out to by the State Department to have a conversation about Kim Jong un and the state of North Korea.
02:34:27.000And he had, you know, Shane had discussed briefly what he had talked about with the State Department, which again, I'm not saying they're literally federal agents.
02:34:33.000I'm saying that for a lot of these people, their personalities in politics, they don't work for the Fed.
02:34:39.000For the feds, but they'll get a call from the state department, they'll get a call from federal agents, they'll be, you know, ask things.
02:34:44.000And for that matter, I think it's important to point out like, I haven't talked to Kash Patel since I texted him eight months ago or something, and I don't talk to him on the regular, but even we're friends with people now in the Trump administration and in the federal government.
02:34:58.000So, but it's like the connection between the political space, the commentary space, and the government, it's like they're next to each other, it's one for one overlap.
02:35:06.000Well, Scott Raskin said in his poll of the One percenters, it was very interesting.
02:35:12.000He said, at least on the left, it's not a conspiracy, it's a fraternity.
02:39:14.000I just want to know what to call you because calling you Taylor Lorenz is whatever you came up with today is a pain in the balls.
02:39:19.000Um, they don't like, I want more of this, yeah, because this demonstrates how unserious the far left is and how these irresponsible people, how unfit to hold any position of power, these irresponsible people are.
02:40:29.000That is the best thing for the Republicans.
02:40:33.000Look, there's some trans people that I follow on X, and they are like, oh, Christ, we're going to lose everything.
02:40:41.000And I'm like, yeah, you know, that's the plan.
02:40:44.000Like, the more that this guy is talking and the more this guy is in the public eye, the better it is, in my opinion, because that means people are going to acknowledge the reality.
02:40:56.000That Democrats cannot be trusted with authority.
02:41:01.000Okay, so I want more of this too, and I almost have like an accelerationist view of this.
02:41:05.000I want more so that it speeds up some sort of a split between.
02:41:10.000Now, I use transsexual to differentiate myself from the crazies.
02:41:13.000I don't know if that's necessarily technically the right way, but I want to be a different species from whatever the fuck we saw this week.
02:41:41.000He's standing up there just lying through his fucking teeth.
02:41:43.000There was also the thing that I can hardly even say because I can hardly even watch the video about releasing mucus and even doctors don't know what it is.
02:41:55.000Did you see the one where the person was trying to claim there was like some CAT scan of like a 26 year old woman and that it's them?
02:42:02.000I looked these posts up over the weekend.
02:42:04.000The Reddit account's gone now, like Sparky something or other.
02:42:08.000But I looked at this stuff over the weekend.
02:42:10.000And not only that, but there was a post from this account saying that this is, it was like 10 days at this point, but there was a post announcing it was running in Maine before this conference or whatever the debate or whatever it was.
02:42:26.000I mean, these people just wish they had Nazi tattoo Grant Platner back.
02:42:53.000Real quick, if we have time, just a fun one.
02:42:58.000So, since you guys talked about kimchi a whole bunch tonight, and I am freshly back from Korea, Tim, if you will make a Korea kimchi company, And make it so I can go to H Mart and get it and make it taste as good as it tastes over there.
02:45:14.000Let me add, too, these people were there to help me with my medical journey.
02:45:18.000So these are people that aren't necessarily like what you would think of as being like, you know, conservative.
02:45:24.000Well, the problem that, if you remember Charlie Kirk's last international visit, Was to South Korea where he went to speak on behalf of a Korean pastor who was being harassed by the Korean government.
02:45:36.000So they have some real infiltration problems with the CCP.
02:45:41.000It's like they decided instead of trying to beat North Korea, just make it like North Korea.
02:45:48.000It's a real issue, it's a real concern.