00:00:07.000Many French cities are imposing curfews as this really appears to be getting out of hand.
00:00:13.000It did not stop over the weekend, like many people predicted.
00:00:17.000Italy is now dispatching sort of a National Guard response to tamp down on riots.
00:00:22.000So things are getting wacky and wild over in our cousin's house over in Europe.
00:00:28.000Slotkin, Representative Slotkin, has said, That she would like to see.
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00:00:47.000It appears to me she's threatening young Americans, young conservatives who seek to work for our president and the presidential administration.
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00:04:59.000After a weekend of chaos and protests, now spreading to parts of Europe.
00:05:03.000Things are getting, like I said at the top of the show, wacky and wild across the pond.
00:05:09.000French officials are imposing localized curfews, including in parts of Paris, as the country reels from its worst rioting in years.
00:05:17.000And according to CNN, the move comes after protests over education and the cost of living, which they do admit spiraled into violence, countrywide violence over the weekend.
00:05:27.000And it has sparked a blame game at home and threatens to spill over into its European neighbors.
00:05:30.000It appears that it has indeed spilled over.
00:05:40.000Things are getting really Reddit at some of these protests.
00:05:42.000Like, we've seen a lot of the violent footage, but we're also seeing like just total goofballs.
00:05:46.000And what I notice about this video, not to get like racial, like eight minutes into the show, but you'll see these like white guys that will show up at the protests and they're like dancing or they're wearing a costume.
00:05:57.000And it's like the, it's like the, it's like this weird, like reverse, I guess, minstrel show where the white person has to entertain.
00:06:04.000All of the Muslims that are rioting and whatever.
00:06:07.000And it's just really bizarre to see like this is the only approved type of white guy left in France as a guy that can do this kind of Reddit routine.
00:06:43.000I live in America and I really haven't been keeping up with this at all.
00:06:48.000But I have seen some videos and it reminds me of the George Floyd protests when people were burning down businesses and claiming they were out there fighting for rights and fighting for a cause.
00:07:44.000Yeah, but they're burning down historical buildings.
00:07:47.000This is where it's like, really, this seems more like a rebellion against the French, because most of these people participating in this are migrants.
00:07:55.000The French government should do something about it.
00:08:18.000People are getting harassed and beat and stomped in the streets, and nothing.
00:08:25.000You see a lot of videos coming out of these protests where a lot of the just like shop owners, business owners with storefronts getting looted that have literally nothing to do with the protest, whatever it's even about anymore.
00:08:37.000And like there was a video I saw earlier today.
00:09:00.000Like, what are the odds she's actually sympathetic to a lot of these causes on paper?
00:09:04.000But now she's getting hit with like the brutal reality of, you know, I obviously don't know the woman, but statistically, a lot of women tend to lean that way.
00:09:15.000And I mean, to Terrence's point, you know, we got to ask ourselves, why wouldn't, you know, the French government bring down the hammer here?
00:09:20.000Because I mean, I think it's safe to say if these were right wing rioters, right?
00:09:25.000I mean, you would see the military, you know, you see drone strikes on these people.
00:09:27.000So I think the obvious what's going on here is.
00:09:31.000The government doesn't actually view these people as direct opposition andor a serious threat to their regime.
00:09:37.000In many ways, these people, as we saw in the United States under Biden, kind of have this relationship with Antifa where it's kind of this kayfabe oh, they don't like us, we don't like them.
00:09:45.000But ultimately, they're in many ways like shock troops for their ideology.
00:09:49.000And I think we're seeing the same thing in Europe and France specifically, where mass migration is the ticket, globalism, et cetera.
00:09:58.000Who's going to be better shock troops than these third world migrants that we brought in?
00:10:38.000And so the question is, or I guess the observation is, well, clearly there's, it's not enough just to bring someone into France and they'll just become French.
00:10:46.000Clearly there's a little more to it than that.
00:10:48.000The soil is not actually magic after all.
00:10:50.000And because we're seeing with a lot of these people that have been arrested, they're second, third generation migrants, and they still view themselves as Algerians.
00:10:58.000They still view themselves as, you know, Ivorian and whatnot.
00:11:01.000They don't actually view themselves as French.
00:11:04.000And so it's kind of in many ways these riots as part of this long pattern that we're seeing of really.
00:11:15.000I mean, these people are unable to assimilate.
00:11:17.000Maybe it's small volume, that could be the case.
00:11:19.000But with what we've seen, certainly not.
00:11:23.000And we're seeing a lot of these people across Europe and France and Germany and Britain are now looking at migration restrictionist parties.
00:11:29.000And France, I mean, you have Marine Le Pen with their national rally parties leading the polls.
00:11:36.000And when I tell you, I went to London, I saw so many Muslims.
00:11:44.000I did not know that I, it didn't even, I never, it was my first time in London, but it didn't feel like this is what London should feel like.
00:13:05.000As I see it, I mean, it's a pattern all across the West.
00:13:08.000I don't think this is like something that Americans can cross their arms and just go, well, have fun with that, guys, because we all kind of are dealing with the same problem here.
00:13:17.000And I'll grant it, things go kinetic a little bit quicker in France specifically.
00:13:22.000But in the United States, we saw what last, that was March or April, the riots in Los Angeles.
00:13:30.000So, you know, all across the West, we're dealing with mass migration and its results.
00:13:35.000Now, the one thing that Americans maybe the laurels they could rest on as well half the country voted for Donald Trump, who ran on a very explicitly restrictionist migration restrictionist sort of campaign.
00:13:46.000That could be something we can rest our laurels on.
00:13:50.000But I don't think Americans should be chest beating over this.
00:14:17.000You can see it's a beautiful oak door they've decided to rip down and start a fire with, which many will understand the reference and play there.
00:15:17.000But then you get opportunistic, ignorant people that come in and just break stuff and blow stuff up because it's fun and they feel like they're empowered.
00:15:25.000So they know they won't get in trouble.
00:15:45.000And now that they're talking about like barricading our data centers with concrete and like blast doors and drone defenses because these people get too pissed off about the cost of living, they're going to start looking at the AI companies that are hundreds of trillions of dollars in value or whatever and go take out their random foreign.
00:16:03.000I don't even, you don't have to be foreign to be an ignorant fool, but a lot of these people that are coming from other countries are ignorant and that they don't know how France works.
00:16:09.000And they don't have a respect for France either, which definitely doesn't make it better.
00:16:13.000Yeah, I think that's ultimately like the distinction here.
00:16:17.000You know, what's the worst thing to happen to France in the last hundred years was probably the occupation from Germany in World War II.
00:16:22.000Germany stole the wherewithal not to like touch these historic buildings.
00:16:25.000So, you know, you're looking at, and this is not like justifying them.
00:16:28.000I'm just making a point that the worst occupying force, you know, that the French would say they've had, the Germans, didn't even touch their buildings in this way.
00:16:37.000But the, for example, that town hall was spared by the Germans.
00:16:40.000But these people that have come in in the last, really last 40 years have so little regard for the French people.
00:16:46.000They probably don't even understand why that building was important, why that building mattered.
00:16:49.000And their eyes, it's all just, It's just infrastructure to be taken advantage of.
00:16:53.000It's the difference between evil, like lawful evil, like the Nazis.
00:17:35.000I mean, you know, so many people have American citizenship that are clearly not American.
00:17:38.000Certainly the case of the French or the Swedes or the British.
00:17:41.000So if you're a first world country and you're saying, well, ordinarily we wouldn't have any problems with a Swede coming here, so we'll do a visa waiver, how do you guarantee that now when, you know, Sweden, for example, is 20% Somali?
00:17:52.000And likewise the United States, when you have so many people that were amnestied into the country.
00:17:56.000If you're Germany, how do you say, well, I'm not sure if an American coming here with an American passport is actually going to be an American?
00:18:01.000Mass migration has just not only eroded our stability domestically, but it's also eroded sort of these nice conveniences internationally.
00:18:13.000It may be too late to let out this fire.
00:18:17.000Well, it's not necessarily that it's too late.
00:18:19.000It's just that the measures required to make a meaningful difference would probably be unpopular and ugly.
00:20:33.000The metaphor I would use is if someone let a bunch of cats into my house, I might be like, I'm being invaded by cats, but it's not the cat's fault.
00:21:17.000Destabilized and destroyed their country.
00:21:19.000That's why I'm saying we shouldn't compare them because these people can be removed tomorrow.
00:21:23.000If, if, if, if, to Reagan's point, if people had the willpower, if, if the government, you know, if Macron, for example, had the willpower, they'd be gone next week.
00:21:30.000The problem is like they're not, they're not invaders.
00:21:32.000And you're right that they were welcomed in.
00:21:33.000Biden literally in his campaign speech in 2020 said, surge the border.
00:21:36.000He said it publicly to the world and then it happened.
00:21:39.000So when we start saying, oh, France is fallen, they're invaders, we're being conquered, that has a demoralizing effect on people.
00:21:58.000Some people do say invaders, but I've also seen a lot of people say, you know, blame it on the government for allowing, like Biden, for Biden allowing these illegal immigrants in.
00:22:10.000And when I, and I see some talking points, which I really agree with.
00:22:15.000Since Biden, some people say, well, since Biden allows some of these illegals to come in that are killing innocent women and children, then we should hold Biden accountable.
00:22:25.000For those killings, since they were not invaders, they were let in.
00:22:29.000He brought them here and they're committing crimes.
00:22:31.000He let in felons and I mean, well, he letting killers and guerrillas hold Biden accountable for letting in these people, you know.
00:22:40.000So, if it's not an invasion and Macron or Biden or whatever Democrat let some crazy illegals in, then hold them legally accountable.
00:22:51.000I certainly, especially with these NGOs that facilitated this, that's a slam dunk for the DOJ.
00:25:36.000If you want to see what is at stake in this election, just look at what's happening in France, a once great nation that is being conquered, looted, and burned to the ground by. migrants, jihadists and communists who hate Christianity and they hate, frankly, the Western civilization itself.
00:25:57.000And as we're seeing in Europe, globalist left-wing politicians have treasonously imported millions and millions of third world migrants who are totally incompatible with West, and they are incompatible with Western values.
00:26:35.000I think for right wingers in Europe, it's important messaging to hear that the United States is going to keep the boot off of their neck.
00:26:42.000Because, I mean, for the longest time, even with Republican administrations, the European right was throttled by our State Department, our.
00:26:49.000Our intel agencies, Trump communicating this issue in a pretty concise way, especially for Trump, I think probably does a lot for them.
00:26:59.000It's a bit of encouragement to say, look, you have a friend in the United States.
00:27:02.000I mean, obviously, you know, people have criticism over how the Trump administration has handled our foreign policy in regards to the European right.
00:27:10.000But I would assume if you're a right winger in France and you're probably a bit dejected right now, probably a bit upset, a bit demoralized, it's somewhat encouraging to hear the president in fairly explicit terms address the problem in your country.
00:28:38.000On the University of Chicago campus, U.S. Senator from Michigan Elisa Slotkin hopes planned political prosecutions of Republican leaders will scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics.
00:29:29.000To me, it sounds like this is a veiled threat.
00:29:32.000And I'm trying to be as reasonable as possible here.
00:29:35.000To me, this sounds like she's saying we want to jam up the Trump administration and future administrations.
00:29:40.000Up so thoroughly that a young conservative would never want to work for that administration because they would immediately end up in law, you know, legal problems and whatnot.
00:29:48.000I mean, if you remember from the uh, some of these commentators and uh, or rather, some of these liberal commentators have said the exact same thing, they want to see mass prosecutions of the Trump administration.
00:29:58.000Can you imagine the situation that a lot of these staffers who are like 25 years old are going to be in looking at 200, 300,000 of legal fees?
00:30:05.000Yeah, I mean, it's going to be so even if they don't get any prosecutions out of it, just jamming things up to a certain level will have a massive deterrence effect.
00:30:12.000She's completely right that that's the case.
00:30:43.000She wants to scare people not to work for Trump or not to be associated with Trump.
00:30:48.000The Trump administration, how else would, I mean, why would somebody be scared unless they knew that they were going to be, that they were, you know, she said, like she said, you're going to be in a lot of, you know, I want them to think they're going to be in a lot of trouble if they decide they want to align themselves with Donald Trump or his administration.
00:31:06.000Not in trouble for like doing something illegal, just in trouble for associating with or participating in, you know, the whole other half of politics I disagree with.
00:31:16.000That's paraphrasing basically what Alyssa Slotkin, a, US Senator was saying.
00:31:21.000And the way that she just said that, like with her whole chest, with so much confidence, you know, just tells me that, like, these institutions, that, you know, there's still work to be done.
00:31:30.000It's not, you know, yeah, yeah, it was great.
00:31:34.000But like, we still have all these institutions that are just totally co opted by the left to the point where a sitting U.S. Senator can sit there on stage and confidently, you know, know that people in the audience will be shaking their heads in agreement with her.
00:32:09.000There are still a lot of people right now that are afraid to say that they are a Trump supporter because they know that the Democrats, the left, will come after them.
00:32:27.000You know, if you want to work for the Trump administration, then go work for the Trump administration.
00:32:33.000You know, you should not be afraid to work for an administration or afraid to say that you support Trump because you fear that the Democrats are going to come for you.
00:32:42.000If they're going to do that, then let them come.
00:32:44.000I'm scared of the people they imported, am I right?
00:33:38.000Because they were planning to go after Trump supporters to put us all on a list.
00:33:45.000They have been targeting Trump supporters.
00:33:47.000So many Trump supporters have lost their jobs simply because they support Trump.
00:33:52.000And so this is nothing new, but they're going to crank it up if they win the midterms.
00:33:58.000The thing about putting people on lists, it's so easy to do now with AI to correlate your behavior, your data, your purchase history, and then put you on a list.
00:34:05.000We need to protect American citizens' rights.
00:34:08.000Our first amendment, our second amendment like we have to, even the people we hate and they cannot stand, you have to by the book stand with them with their rights, otherwise, we all lose them.
00:34:17.000Yeah, and then the machine destroys whoever's in control of the machine.
00:34:22.000Yeah, I think you know, going to what this looks like procedurally, I mean, if this is truly the route the democrats are going to go down, which I don't doubt that this is their plans, I mean, to Rebecca's point, the fact that she so casually sort of made this statement indicates this is something that's been discussed, fleshed out, etc.
00:34:38.000Granted, it's probably going to be the House conducting most of these things.
00:34:44.000That being said, I think one of two things we need to consider here.
00:34:47.000The first is for Republicans, I think it's likely, I think it'd be tough to imagine they start really jamming up staffers, although it's possible.
00:34:56.000I think ICE agents are going to be the ones that are going to be really targeted lawfare wise when the Democrats, if it's probably win at this point, come back in in the House.
00:35:08.000Secondarily, You know, the Trump admin, this sort of apparatus in DC around the Trump administration, they need to make it very clear to staffers that they will have their back if the Democrats do start, again, jamming up the Trump administration.
00:35:21.000Because that's the first thing that jumps out at me the legal fees, right?
00:35:25.000I don't think there's a doubt that you'd be able to beat these cases, so to speak.
00:35:28.000But these kids are living like five, six to an apartment.
00:35:56.000She, she, I mean, they're going to go beyond that.
00:35:58.000They're not just going to go out to staffers.
00:36:01.000She was just giving an example, but they're not going to stop there at all.
00:36:06.000But I don't doubt it because when I'm listening to these talking heads on, I don't watch CNN, but these clips that I see, I get the clips, the highlights.
00:36:16.000A lot of their talking heads in the liberal media and these liberal podcasters, they all say the problem.
00:36:22.000A lot of them say that the problem in this country is the people who supported MAGA.
00:36:53.000So they want to come out to the Trump voters and label us all as.
00:36:58.000Extremists and all of this stuff, and call us crazy and say we are a threat to democracy.
00:37:04.000And I mean, they are going to target the Trump voters and, uh, yeah, and the people who work for Trump.
00:37:10.000You know, they're going to come from all.
00:37:12.000And what makes me apprehensive about this, apart from like the obvious, what the quiet part out loud is that like Democrats are historically very well organized about this sort of thing.
00:37:23.000Like when Democrats are in power, there's very little infighting to the like, you know, they're not to the point where it's debilitating.
00:37:52.000We couldn't accomplish as much as maybe some people would like because of a lot of this infighting and a lot of this petty sort of politics that's been really bogging us down.
00:38:00.000But the second Democrats get in power, if they have a line item that they want to accomplish, you Can pretty much anticipate that it'll get done.
00:40:30.000It's either this side or that side, okay?
00:40:34.000You know, and, you know, if you want to go after Trump, you want to fight with him, you're doing nothing but helping the Democrats at the end of the day.
00:40:42.000You're helping them and they are loving it.
00:40:44.000So you can be all, you know, righteous and I'm going to speak up against him, but do you really want the other side in power?
00:41:05.000Well, it's certainly getting chippy with them, the coalition.
00:41:08.000I think once primary season starts, at least among the commentary and maybe even among the base, I think you're really going to see a lot of sort of knife fights, to say the least.
00:41:20.000I mean, you know, JD Vance, there's reports.
00:41:23.000I mean, he's saying that he might not even run.
00:41:45.000Everyone jumped on, you know, hopped on her head after that comment saying, hey, did you just threaten to like arrest every young kid that works for the Trump administration?
00:41:53.000Democratic Senator Alyssa Slotkin claims she's being attacked for threatening lawfare against young conservatives.
00:42:02.000I do think there's something about being a woman and criticizing them and calling them out on that corruption that really gets under their skin, obviously, or they wouldn't respond, you know, remember the Second Amendment, sweetheart, or all that crap.
00:42:14.000But I think it's more that it's not speaking to them, it's speaking to the people who are potentially going to be asked to follow illegal requests, right?
00:42:25.000It's speaking directly to the people who are on the receiving end of this administration.
00:42:31.000One, she's saying it's because she's a woman, which I think is hilarious.
00:42:35.000Additionally, she's correcting the record and she's saying, No, no, no, I'm trying to help these young staffers by saying, Don't get involved in this illegal operation.
00:42:44.000So that way, we don't want to arrest you.
00:42:46.000But if you just end up in the truck, we have no choice or hands are tight because you're going to end up following illegal orders.
00:42:50.000So now, the PR team got to her and they said, You've just stepped in it.
00:42:55.000This is objectively a horrible thing to say.
00:43:18.000So, therefore, you're saying the administration is illegal.
00:43:20.000She said you could be following illegal orders.
00:43:24.000But yeah, she's trying to package it in this, like, really, like, like a savior.
00:43:28.000Like, she's like, I'm trying to save you, actually.
00:43:31.000And also, by the way, if you hate me, it's because you're misogynistic, which is just like something about that reasoning is so nostalgic and like funny to me.
00:44:28.000I'm just saying, I'm warning you ahead of time.
00:44:30.000You probably shouldn't go in the cave because if you do, something bad might happen to you.
00:44:33.000Bro, you just told me that you were going to arrest me for going in the cave.
00:44:35.000So, like, now you're CIA talking me into like, try, you're still doing scare tactics.
00:44:40.000Like, she didn't apologize for scaring people.
00:44:42.000She just tried to scare them in a different way, in a different phase.
00:44:45.000It kind of plays to a large audience if you think about it because there's definitely a large portion of Democrat voters that see her original statement and they're like, so true queen.
00:44:57.000But then there are also some people who, probably moderates, independents, who would be reasonably kind of deterred by a statement like that.
00:45:03.000Like, yeah, if you're a young person that worked for an administration I disagreed with, watch out, you're going to jail.
00:45:08.000Some normal people would probably, who otherwise might vote for her, would look at that and be like, what are you talking about?
00:45:13.000And then she'll go and do some damage control on TV.
00:45:15.000So she kind of has plausible deniability and she'll kind of try and overexplain her perspective.
00:45:20.000So she can kind of, you know, cast a wide net if she, you know, has some sort of future political ambitions, which I'm sure she does.
00:45:30.000Political tactic that you know they try to play it both ways, but um, in reality, you kind of just have to sift through that and see through the BS.
00:45:40.000It's funny, uh, some people were speculating that you were kind of hitting on it that maybe she overshot on purpose to then justify something that would ordinarily be controversial, but then contrasted with the crazy thing she just said doesn't sound so bad.
00:45:52.000So she comes out and says, If you're a young conservative, we're going to arrest you.
00:45:55.000Everyone goes, Oh my gosh, that's not what I said.
00:45:57.000I'm just saying we're going to start arresting Trump officials, so I don't want you to go in.
00:46:00.000People go, Oh, okay, well, that sounds You know, they call it like she's threatening me, she's warning me, you know, it's overshooting or whatever.
00:46:05.000I'd someone did this in my replies, uh, when Trump walked back the public execution, and they were like, No, you don't understand.
00:46:13.000He said that so that way he can justify executing him because then it doesn't sound as bad by comparison.
00:46:17.000I was like, I don't think anyone would be like too upset if he executed a guy that killed like nine uh army dudes that you could execute, probably that one.
00:46:25.000I think it's like people just like really overestimate people's 40 chests of.
00:46:33.000I took this, like, I took the clear pill where I was like, we should do it once to see how everyone reacts.
00:47:01.000When she killed, when she taught, they tied him to.
00:47:05.000They hammered him to the police on top of a car and they held him down.
00:47:10.000And the whole, in the neighborhood, the entire community, they walked to watch Michael Myers be killed and thrown into some compact or whatever.
00:48:09.000The term public execution, I understand doing it in like a town center where everyone that's been affected, every military family, everybody that knew the guys that this dude killed, Go watch him get it.
00:48:18.000But public televising it is different than making it public.
00:48:22.000Televising is another layer that lives in infamy.
00:48:24.000And I think it would blemish and destroy his reputation, Trump's, beyond what anyone thinks has happened to it.
00:48:30.000Like, yeah, the Iran war, one thing we didn't see the 120 girls get killed by the erroneous drone bomb.
00:48:35.000But this one, if you saw him die, I think it would have been used as terrorist propaganda.
00:48:41.000Look how bad the U.S. I'm really glad they're not televising it.
00:48:44.000But what if we did do it and then everyone was like, actually, you know what?
00:49:17.000But what if they did it and everyone's like, you know, I wasn't a fan, but like, That was kind of sick.
00:49:21.000And then they can be like, now we're going to sell tickets, like turn it into a whole thing.
00:49:25.000What if there's a kid on the block, you growing up, and this one kid, he just likes to go home and watch execution porn.
00:49:30.000He just wants to see people get killed all night.
00:49:32.000And he just goes and he watches like execution after execution, you know, bangedup.com, these old weird websites where you watch people die.
00:49:38.000That would be a, you'd think that guy was a psychopathic deviant and he would be ostracized from society.
00:49:42.000You don't want to turn people into that.
00:49:44.000And giving them a little bit and making it seem like it's okay from the top would make it seem okay at the bottom.
00:49:49.000You got to identify those people and put them in the military.
00:49:51.000Well, the AI is going to identify the people that watch this stuff and decide like what kind of.
00:51:13.000I remember it was like, I don't know, dude.
00:51:14.000Kid Rock, like, you know, people thought it was cooler, but like, we got to really, if we're going to compete with a bad Bonnie, we got to execute someone.
00:51:20.000And then he, like, comes back, and you're like, oh, I'm so dead.
00:52:46.000He, I don't think you know what a lot like.
00:52:49.000I couldn't watch the Charlie Kirk video more than once, I only watched it one time, and I, as soon as I saw, I couldn't watch it again.
00:52:56.000But that's because I, you know, like a lot of us, a lot of us knew Charlie Kirk, but there were but the people who did not know him, a lot of them mocked his assassination, they played the clip over and over again.
00:53:10.000Some people use the clips as jokes, they like these, and some of these same people are against a public execution.
00:53:18.000They can use the clip of Charlie Kirk getting shot as a joke, you know?
00:53:23.000And I see that, and people are still using his clip as a joke, you know?
00:55:51.000So the sun didn't just throw this up all willy nilly.
00:55:54.000The North Korea analyst Benedict Rogers said he expected the regime to release evidence of Kim's well being amid unverified claims of his death and said similar rumors have swirled in the past.
00:58:47.000Thank okay, OSINT defenders weighed in here at the time of writing all reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong un has died are not credible.
00:58:54.000South Korean outlets have reported him alive and actively visiting locations with Yonhap, specifically reporting him visiting a garment.
00:59:02.000I'll be honest, I want him to be healthy.
00:59:18.000This is his daughter because she's going to take over, apparently, but apparently his sister might take over.
00:59:22.000And is it like if someone's like, hey, you're kind of big, if you lose like 40 pounds, and then he just has him executed instantly, he just blows you up with a nuke or whatever?
01:00:39.000You know, the reason I don't hate this guy, and I actually want to have him be healthy in diplomacy because he was born into a system of like.
01:00:46.000Pretty psycho system to begin with, where he's not, they're like, okay, now you're the dictator.
01:00:50.000And if you don't kill your uncle, he's going to have you killed in the next few days.
01:01:19.000It's a lot of opportunity to resolve peacefully what could have been a nuclear catastrophe.
01:01:23.000But if he dies, you never know who the next person's going to be and if they might actually want to destroy the world or hate or something like that.
01:02:37.000If you could make it like fun for him to turn his country into an actual republic and give up the seat of power, I think it could happen.
01:02:45.000I think the same thing with the British monarchy.
01:02:46.000If you convince them to turn the British holdings into a corporation and then give an actual republic to the people.
01:02:52.000But like Kim, he would be a hero for all time.
01:02:55.000He remembers one of the greatest Korean leaders if he turned that country into a legitimate republic that caused just massive thriving throughout the nation.
01:03:05.000But I don't think people around him are telling him that kind of stuff.
01:03:08.000No, he's not going to do what the British did.
01:03:10.000If you're to go off of birth rates, as in, you know, when you're exposed to one system, you want to end your bloodline.
01:04:40.000There was like a name for this movement that I vaguely remember.
01:04:43.000I didn't read too much about it because I kind of rolled my eyes.
01:04:46.000Do you know what I'm talking about where they were like, They were like a bunch of femcells basically being like we protest men or something.
01:04:53.000There was a name, it had like a number in the.
01:04:56.000I'm forgetting the name of it, but it was a whole thing.
01:04:58.000Oh, do you know what I'm talking about?
01:04:59.000I think I know what you're talking about.
01:11:10.000So it's like the most technocratic country on earth.
01:11:12.000Especially if you go to Japan and you go to a photo booth, you know, like how they'll just take your photo and they produce a photo strip.
01:11:18.000If you go to Japan and go to one of those photo booths, they have filters that make your eyes like the size of your forehead and your chin like so small.
01:11:26.000It makes you look like an anime character.
01:11:27.000Really distorted, like beauty sandwich.
01:13:18.000I think we should move on to this because, Ian, I think you can really explain what's going on here.
01:13:22.000I'll just read what happened and then you fill in the blanks for me because this is going over my head.
01:13:26.000This is scraping the ceiling of my IQ here.
01:13:28.000From Anthropic, we're committing a portion of Anthropic's shares to the Anthropic Public Benefit Fund, a new wholly owned entity dedicated entirely to the public benefit.
01:13:38.000It will start off with 5% of our shares.
01:13:40.000For every 50% increase in the company's value over a set baseline, we can contribute up to an extra 2%, subject to our board's discretion.
01:13:49.000In total, this means that roughly 20% of Anthropic shares are committed to the public good.
01:13:53.000Our co founders have already pledged to donate 80% of their equity, and around half our employees are donating a portion of their equity as part of a donation matching program we've run since our founding.
01:14:04.000Well, it sounds like what I first thing I thought was like UBI, like this is the way that the corporations can give back, can volunteer to give back.
01:14:13.000Elon Musk, I think he actually retweeted this and said, firstly, he said, I'm going to do the same thing once X starts picking up speed, like Anthropic is, and that they should, I think he said that they should just literally give it to the American people.
01:14:28.000The question, of course, is this is where greed comes from if you have a lot of money and you have a lot of investments, and the more investments you have, the more money you're making faster.
01:14:36.000If you give some of that investment to somebody that doesn't know what they're doing with money and they just sell it and take the money, you now are building your wealth slower.
01:14:46.000If they just sell and just give people money, it doesn't necessarily solve it.
01:14:53.000I don't know, but I think that this is definitely.
01:14:55.000We were just talking about UBI last week, last Friday, and I think this might be a step towards it.
01:15:00.000Well, because Elon's, he's going around saying we're going to have to do it, right?
01:15:03.000Because if enough people are put out of work and we don't, we can't backfill the jobs.
01:15:07.000I mean, the obvious thing to me, and this is what I've been, my lines have been on AI the whole time, is if we just halt immigration, the population is going to decline fairly quickly.
01:15:16.000That should mitigate any serious, I mean, it'll be like there'll be this temporary shock to the job market, obviously, but over time, it should in theory balance out.
01:15:24.000And also, it would permit, you know, in theory, if the labor market retracts, the The cost of labor does go up.
01:15:30.000In theory, that would allow single income households.
01:15:39.000They said that one of the things about Darth Vader is he brought balance to the force.
01:15:42.000He knew how to level things out, how to bring things back to baseline.
01:15:45.000And if it happens in a rough way, there could be a revolution, people could kill each other, and now you have your population is small again.
01:15:51.000But like, so you got to be careful about how, like having a huge population and then.
01:15:59.000You got to feed the beast, otherwise, the beast will consume you.
01:16:02.000So, that's where I think anyone that's given me any optimistic outlook at the future that is like actually has a plan or thinks they might have some sort of plan has indicated UBI as part of that plan.
01:16:13.000I keep hearing it over and over, which is one of those things where I have the preloaded talking points, which is, well, it disincentivizes people to work or it disincentivizes people to, you know, if they're being paid, you know, there's all these examples of, you know, mice and then you give, you know, you feed them and take care of all their needs and they just sit around.
01:16:36.000But I don't know if we're looking at a worst case scenario outcome for AI, which is it just kills all the jobs, you know, then yeah, I guess we have to.
01:16:44.000I look at it like dudes that, and I don't want to pick on people because somebody might be watching works at Taco Bell, but someone that has like a fast food job, they go work the job, they come home, they drink beer, they play video games, they go to bed, they're basically doing nothing anyway.
01:16:55.000Whether they're getting UBI or Taco Bell money to do it, I don't care.
01:16:58.000They're doing nothing, they're contributing nothing to society roughly.
01:17:00.000Oh, so what's the, you can automate the fast food job.
01:17:04.000That's a red pill, but it's like low key kind of true, which is like, You know, to the other point, people say, well, all this AI produced media, you know, it's slop and it's going to take.
01:17:13.000I'm like, the majority of people are watching slop anyway.
01:17:16.000Have you seen what's on daytime television?
01:17:17.000Honestly, AI is an upgrade from a lot of this garbage.
01:17:38.000You know, so if you're not making it was the time I was making only $30,000, only like $29,000 a year.
01:17:44.000You're taking $200 out of my check and it's going to somebody sitting on their ass, you know, not doing anything because they're going to, it's going to somebody's food stamps.
01:17:52.000Somebody's about to eat with this $200 and who's capable of working, you know.
01:17:57.000So I was contributing to society, even though I had a low paying job and I didn't do nothing when I got off besides, you know, maybe have a drink and sleep.
01:18:11.000I was feeding some damn because that $200 was going somewhere.
01:18:14.000If it was only money, if you think of the contribution as just monetary, then it's not really a contribution because fiat currencies, they can print the money.
01:18:32.000What did you do to make other people's lives better?
01:18:34.000It used to be the case that people would work minimum wage jobs with actual dignity and effort and like.
01:18:41.000Like, you used to actually, a lot of minimum wage jobs were like perfect for teenagers back in the day.
01:18:46.000Like, you used to see a lot of teenagers in high school or even younger, like before you really had a lot of this crackdown with like the labor laws.
01:18:53.000They would take pride in, you know, sure, the difficult, maybe like not really high skilled job, but it was work and they felt like, you know, they wanted to contribute in some way.
01:19:02.000People used to smile when you would go, you know, go check out of the grocery store and they wouldn't like swivel an iPad after giving you like the worst interaction ever, asking you for a 30% tip afterwards.
01:19:13.000People used to actually take their job seriously no matter what their job was.
01:19:19.000Now, the odds of actually going into like a fast food store, even like a, well, mom and pop stores or shops tend to be actually a lot better because there still is that like personal quality that makes them so appealing.
01:19:29.000But a lot of the chain stores, like if you go to Target, the odds of you getting a, like coming up to a helpful employee who doesn't hate their, like clearly hate their lives is increasingly slim.
01:19:39.000I went to a store in Georgetown recently, slightly more high end, and I was expecting the high end, you know, sort of treatment.
01:19:46.000And it was like the rudest person ever, so unhelpful.
01:19:50.000You could tell that they just wanted to get out of there as soon as possible.
01:19:54.000And it's like that attitude is so new, I feel like.
01:21:32.000For instance, we had a salad bar, and people would come up to me like, hey, there'd be one employee, the salad bar, it gets whatever you put on your tray, it's weighed.
01:21:42.000So they don't charge you for a blueberry on your salad, or if you want to put a tomato, they weigh it.
01:21:49.000So there'd be times where we don't have something on the salad bar, and somebody would come up to one of the other employees and say, hey, You guys have any blueberries?
01:23:24.000There will be times where I did not have a good day, maybe because I was super tired or something happened in my life, you know, maybe like a death.
01:23:34.000And I would do my best to try to put on a smile.
01:23:37.000And there will be times where I felt like I was kind of rude to customers.
01:23:41.000I would go home and I would feel bad and tired.
01:23:44.000I'm like, I got to do better tomorrow.
01:23:45.000I just feel like I could have been nicer.
01:23:47.000You know, like that, and even like, you know, so I did go to work like wanting to do my, like wanted to, you know, make people happy and, and like treat people.
01:23:56.000Cause I'm like, these people come in to eat, you know, some of them are on their lunch break, you know, and they don't deserve somebody to give them a damn attitude.
01:24:11.000So if they were clearly, if they weren't wearing one, I would like glaze them.
01:24:15.000And if they were wearing just like the standard, like, Surgical mask that was like you know a dollar for like a thousand you could get off Amazon.
01:24:21.000I'd just give them a normal hospitality, but if they came in with like the Bain mask, I would be like chippy with them because I was like, This is your fault that I'm like missing school right now and I'm working here because people like you.
01:24:31.000So I would like measure my like politeness.
01:24:33.000I tell them with people with plastic surgery, oh, you know, and people you would hate South Koreans, favorite plastic surgery lips, they're just so cussed.
01:24:53.000Um, it like I believe it dissolves over time, but what was the challenge like on Vine back in the day where you put the Kylie Jenner lip challenge?
01:26:30.000This is all just a means to an end, to be honest.
01:26:33.000The Chinese, they pulled the kids in China when I read this same thing you're talking about.
01:26:35.000The kids in China wanted to be astronauts.
01:26:37.000Yeah, they're like, I want to serve my country.
01:26:39.000And we're like, I want to do the kind of thing.
01:26:41.000But that could have been a flawed poll.
01:26:43.000Like, that might have been manipulated by the Chinese government.
01:26:45.000Speaking of, like, things happening, in the sun, bizarre moment as an elderly woman gets into standoff with a delivery robot as she refuses to move before cops arrest her.
01:29:29.000The thing is, she's getting mad that robots are taking the jobs of like migrant delivery drivers, but I'm willing to bet she wasn't upset when like a bunch of migrant delivery drivers were taking the jobs of hardworking Americans.
01:29:40.000Oh, I think I was like one of the last white delivery drivers.
01:30:29.000And I think I was one of the last white delivery drivers because I remember, like, it was kind of this weird moment where, like, I would deliver for migrants and they'd be like, What?
01:30:49.000If she's protesting people losing delivery drivers losing their jobs to drones, okay, that's like, I wonder if she drove to the protest, but, or if she was still protesting the horseback carriage.
01:31:01.000Uh, drivers that lost their jobs when the car was developed that she used to get to the protest.
01:31:06.000Like, these people that are like, No, new technology must stop.
01:31:09.000I'm going to use the old new technology to tell you how this new technology is not good.
01:31:48.000It's literally, it should be a job for like honestly 15 year olds or like if you're an adult and you just want to like make some extra cash.
01:31:54.000But like there are literally migrants that this is their full time job.
01:31:57.000They'll like come up to your apartment and like they'll call you as if they somehow like as if they speak English.
01:32:01.000I'll pick up the phone and they're like, hey, me, sir.
01:32:04.000And you're like, I have no idea what you just told me, but I'm hoping that you're like in the right vicinity.
01:32:11.000You know, they don't obey the traffic laws either.
01:32:29.000And so I come up to him at the light, and then it looks like he's taking pictures of this other girl who was wearing leggings and was facing away from him.
01:32:37.000And something in me just like, I started ripping into this guy at the light.
01:34:03.000It is forcing socialization, the job economy.
01:34:06.000Like you were talking about earlier, it's like people go, you meet people, you can contribute to society through meeting people and communicating.
01:34:11.000Since the dawn of man, the lumberjack goes out and meets the other lumberjacks, and then they form a little community of friendship.
01:34:17.000But the other thing is, if someone doesn't know how to drive, if they're a foreigner here and they don't really know what they're doing, I'd rather be driven around by a robot.
01:36:04.000Like, if someone tries to take your package, that, like, if you pay like $10 extra, they'll try to kill them.
01:36:08.000I think it's not like Amazon is expected to shrink.
01:36:10.000They know a certain amount of packages are going to get stolen, so they'll refund you if it does.
01:36:14.000And then they're going to use drone delivery all the way.
01:36:16.000It's for the really heavy stuff, a truck, then maybe a robot comes out the back of the truck, wheels it up to your front if it can, if it's accessible.
01:36:24.000And, like, dude, I got into an Uber once and the guy got pulled over while we're in the Uber because he ran through a stoplight and almost hit a pedestrian.
01:37:02.000I'm not trying to get famous on Twitter for the wrong reasons.
01:37:04.000It was just, but this is, like, a common DC Uber.
01:37:07.000What I hate about Ubers is, When I, when there is, it happens a lot.
01:37:13.000When I, when it's a black driver, some of the black drivers, it happens a lot.
01:37:19.000Most of the, some, a lot of the black drivers I get, if they are like under maybe 50, they start, they turn on vulgar rap music, and I do listen to rap music.
01:37:32.000But why are you, now why are you turning on this, and then turn it up loud?
01:37:56.000But the most vulgar music ever, and I listen, yes, I listen to rap music, but I just feel like they were only doing that because they feel like they can because I'm black and they're black, so they ain't got to be.
01:38:14.000Yeah, I had like a Nigerian Uber driver one time who was listening to a sermon from, I want to say, he told me he was a Nigerian pastor, so I'm wondering if he was like listening to his own sermon.
01:38:25.000And he's trying to, well, I am a Christian, but like he was trying to convert me, and like he's turning up the volume of his sermon and he's looking in the rear from here.
01:39:29.000Well, it's something with the Latin American Uber drivers where they put the little tree on and then when it's done, they don't take it off.
01:40:02.000I'm like, this 12 year period that you said you're kind of persuading me now.
01:40:05.000I'm kind of now that I think about it, the Uber drivers I've had really do kind of you know who's always surprisingly like I can't, I don't know.
01:40:13.000Maybe you guys haven't had this experience.
01:40:14.000I think the lesbians are usually like the most chill Uber drivers.
01:40:17.000Yeah, there's something about the lesbians.
01:40:19.000I think it's just stoicism, no frills, stoicism.
01:40:21.000They know literally want nothing from you.
01:40:23.000Well, they get their anger out of the car, they're beating their person up.
01:40:26.000So when they get in the car, they're chill, they're relaxed, like, hey, I just took it out 20 minutes ago.
01:41:37.000They do that a lot, and I know it's because I'm black, and they automatically think that I'm a Democrat, and they just feel like, oh, I'm like, how's your day going?
01:41:47.000Oh, it's going good, you know, it's going good, even though all this stuff is going on in the world.
01:41:51.000And I know you know, I'm like, oh my goodness, here we go.
01:41:56.000And they just start talking about Trump, and I'm like, ah.
01:41:59.000Yeah, I'm like, full, I'm like, control, delete, because if they start talking, their blood pressure goes up, like, they're not paying attention to the road.
01:42:06.000I'm always like, I'll give them one word answer, and then I'll sit back and be convinced.
01:42:10.000Completely stoic for like an hour straight.
01:42:29.000He said, them flock cameras, it gives the police the authority, it gives them the right to, they get to be the judge, the jury, and the prosecutor.
01:42:37.000They get to, they get to, yeah, because they're tracking us down and they make you out to be a felon just with the flock.
01:42:44.000I said, how they make it out to be a felon?
01:42:47.000Because if you did anything wrong, that flock camera is going to tell them this person did something wrong.
01:43:11.000They set black people up to get in trouble.
01:43:12.000So they already know we get in trouble because that's how they set it up.
01:43:16.000So then they got the flock cameras, and then that gives the police, he gets to, when he pulls you over, he gets to be the judge, the jury, and the prosecutor.
01:45:19.000I want to tell you something really quick while you pull that up.
01:45:21.000Kniz says, I'm still amazed with how many libertarians would be okay with the left regaining power in DC in the midterms after seeing what the result is currently doing in France and Europe.
01:45:38.000It's kind of similar to the previous one where he's saying, I'm amazed to see libertarians being okay with the left regaining power after seeing what's happening in France, Europe.
01:49:31.000Yeah, but that doesn't mean you got to push it even harder.
01:49:33.000In the background, Hitman Zerali 7079 says, Counter argument, he killed 13 people using the military as a cloak, and I don't govern my opinions on what terrorists think I'll be watching, get a grip, grow a backbone, or step aside.
01:49:45.000Let's just, I just maintain the position.
01:49:47.000Let's just try and see what happens, see how people react.
01:53:32.000Dinner bill is always two times as much as it would normally be because it's just wheat is super strong.
01:53:38.000I haven't really, I mean, because the ingredients are so expensive, but I have a gluten free, a certified gluten free fried chicken mix as well that I will be bringing in one day.
01:55:14.000The Muslims, maybe they want to, but I think maybe that's more of a human power dynamic than a religious thing because we have taken over the world at this point.
01:55:21.000And the people before us that got there wanted to do it and fought a war for it.
01:57:38.000Oh, the movie gamer, maybe, is what he's talking about, where you think it's real, you're in the movie, but you're actually being controlled by someone somewhere.
01:58:08.000I think that people that want to watch public executions are going to be able to have AI print them a million and they can just diddle their brains with it all night if they want to go crazy.
01:58:16.000But I still don't think it's healthy to show people.
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02:04:07.000My position on Tucker is after all he did for us, even in 2020 especially, he could interview alien truthers for the rest of his life and I would still love him.
02:06:23.000For instance, George Alexopoulos, he's been posting a lot about AI, and I'm like, if I really hated him, I would just unfollow him and ignore him.
02:06:32.000I want to course correct him because I think he's so talented.
02:06:36.000Yeah, like whenever I first blew up on social media, A lot of the comments from the haters and from people that I knew from school, they're like, Look at all these white people laughing.
02:08:10.000Okay, what are the pros for being a cyborg?
02:08:12.000You could take a peek, like these kind of make a cyborg ish, but if you just have it, like, attached to you or maybe gently implanted in you.
02:09:20.000You could have like a shirt that's like, it's like just real thin, but it gives you massive strength because it's like an electrified machine shirt.
02:09:28.000So you could like punch through walls and shit.
02:09:36.000Like, well, I mean, seriously, question cyborg or mutant?
02:09:40.000Well, because when I think mutant, I think like green, but if I look like I do, I just get cool skills.
02:09:45.000You could do that because, like, if you're a mutant and you're really good at NBA, you can go play a few years, make like a couple hundred million dollars, but if you're a cyborg, you probably can't play in the NBA.
02:09:53.000So I feel like mutant, you have more access to capital.
02:09:56.000Oh, you think there's going to be society will be gentler on the mutants than it is on the cyborgs?
02:09:59.000If you don't let people know you're a mutant, they'll be like, wow, this guy can play any sport.
02:10:04.000What I'm going to do, what I want to do is get a neural net, but I want to get a non invasive band that'll, like, Wear on my head to have like an interface with the machine because I've been working with the AI so much that, like, it's like, would I be a mutant that has amazing intelligence or would I be a cyborg that has access to the amazing intelligence?
02:10:39.000Like someone in Chernobyl, they got like.
02:10:41.000Forearms like the mutant ninja turtles, you could that's pretty sick, right?
02:10:44.000The mutant turtles, they were cool, yeah.
02:10:47.000They were mutants, they you know, yeah, you could maybe even living in the sewer, even they, you know, and then they were they looked up to a rat that was a mutant, so that's why it gives me like they did look up to like rodent vibes, yeah.
02:10:58.000They were the X Men are also a bunch of mutants, I like mutants.
02:11:04.000Well, in Scotland, they're gonna hire us, cyber people to come and dispose of them and take our jobs.
02:11:09.000Well, because in Scotland, mutants like a derogate, you're like, oh, look at this mutant over here, that's like calling someone a freak, really, yeah.
02:11:15.000Wow, they're getting ahead of the curve because people are about to do CRISPR, like force mutations on their bodies.
02:11:19.000There's a Scottish might be out there, they might have known.
02:11:22.000If you could be a mutant, what's the first thing that you would change or like skill you would?
02:11:27.000Super far eyesight to be able to see like 20, 30 miles away would be, yeah, like past the Earth's curvature.
02:18:50.000If she tries any fucking thing, If she tries to harm the cat, if she tries to go over to fucking Somalia and plot against the United States of America, we're going to turn her ass into a piece of bacon.
02:19:06.000I'm not so into like, if we get them out of the country, then we're going to win.
02:23:30.000Let's just say this is the last big question of the night from Freedom Eagle.
02:23:35.000Is the current state of things, in the current state of things, what is a good avenue of approach to dissuade the younger generation of socialistic ideologies bleeding into our political system now?
02:23:44.000Well, I don't know if there's much persuasion that can be done.
02:23:48.000It's kind of like, well, you can't just repackage.
02:24:08.000An upheaval with AI making video games that teach kids how to learn fun, like alchemy or like chemistry, or like you know, you need to make a better pro because kids are drawn to what's fun, they love like funny, they like flashy color.
02:24:24.000So, you got to make that stuff, but make it you know, with your ideology embedded so they don't realize they're learning it and make it better than everybody else.
02:24:42.000If you look at some of the economic conditions, well, I think, honestly, I think a lot of the anxieties over like home ownership, um, coupled with like the family formations down, which to be fair isn't really an economics problem per se, it's more of a social problem.
02:24:57.000But yeah, a lot of these anxieties are actually really tangible, real, um, sort of assessments of what's going on.
02:25:04.000And so, yeah, I don't think there's really a rhetorical trick we could do to get them to not be socialist.
02:25:10.000I was thinking of LinkedIn five year olds.
02:25:12.000Was he talking about like 14 year olds?
02:25:15.000Entertainment does help even 14 year olds.
02:25:34.000Raptor575 says Do y'all think what's going on in Paris slash France will wake some other EU countries up to make policies similar to Poland and push remigration?
02:25:46.000Kind of encouraging after the whole Ceuta thing.
02:25:49.000You know, if that happened five, 10 years ago, all the EU countries would be like, oh, we're going to help step up and take in these migrants.
02:25:55.000But after Ceuta, pretty much all of the other European countries were like, can you clean up your little mess here?
02:26:59.000If you join the Discord, you can pop into the After Dark show and hear what they're talking about, and me and Eamon will pop in on the way home.
02:27:10.000One person says, Tate, I heard some people saying this.
02:27:12.000Tate loved the noon show, but the chat was a bit of an S show.