Ron DeSantis deploys 1,000 more National Guard to the Texas border amid the crisis between the federal government and illegal immigrants in the state. And a new story emerges about a man who appears to be an army man guarding a room full of illegal immigrants.
00:00:00.000Ron DeSantis is deploying up to 1,000 more National Guard to the Texas border amid the
00:00:14.000crisis between the federal government and the illegal immigrants in the state, of course,
00:00:19.000saying that if you don't have a border, you don't have a country.
00:00:22.000So, of course, naturally, the conversation is continuing.
00:00:25.000I don't know that this is a dramatic escalation.
00:00:28.000It is serious that Ron DeSantis has basically come out and said we're going to send more, but many states have already sent National Guard.
00:00:34.000Greg Abbott said 10 different states sent either state law enforcement or National Guard, so it's hard to know exactly where this is going, but another grain of sand is being added to that heap.
00:00:46.000Of course, we have many on the left saying that the Republican or right-wing threat of civil war is serious, writing many articles about to go along with this.
00:00:55.000We covered this last night, undercover footage showing what appeared to be an army guy of some sort guarding a room full of illegal immigrants.
00:01:01.000We have more information on this, some rumors, and some articles.
00:01:07.000It is true that there has been an effort since last year, or longer, to enlist non-citizens into the armed forces.
00:01:14.000Vladimir Putin is considering the exact same thing, and several countries have begun reinstating the draft.
00:01:21.000So while you have many people concerned about a potential World War III, while you have Joe Biden approving strikes on Iranian targets, and then you have countries considering the draft, I have to wonder what the U.S.
00:01:32.000would do in that circumstance, considering Gen Z is not going to fight.
00:01:35.000They're not going to find very many quality soldiers among the Gen Z generation, and so maybe it is that they're going to start recruiting non-citizens.
00:01:41.000And we've got the articles showing the bills they have tried to put forward to make this happen.
00:01:45.000So we'll talk about that, plus a whole lot more.
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00:04:48.000Governor Ron DeSantis deploys National Guard to Texas border.
00:04:52.000Quote, if we don't have a border, then we are not a sovereign country.
00:04:56.000DeSantis, who ended his 2024 campaign two weeks ago, has promised to deploy at least 1,000 troops to the US-Mexico border in addition to the National Guard.
00:05:03.000This will mark the first deployment of the Florida State Guard.
00:05:15.000So this is where things are starting to get particularly interesting.
00:05:18.000The concern with Texas National Guard being deployed is that Joe Biden could invoke the Insurrection Act or just make some declaration of, we can't enforce the law without your help.
00:05:27.000One of the criteria for federalizing a National Guard is they can't enforce the law through other means, which could mean he doesn't need to go and say, oh, Texas is in a state of rebellion.
00:05:37.000He could just be like, we love Texas, but we're going to need some help on that border.
00:05:42.000But the Texas State Guard and the Florida State Guard, not so much.
00:05:45.000So with Ron DeSantis deploying Florida State Guard down there, this will create a contingent that cannot be federalized, and this will solidify, I guess, state supremacy on the law or the states.
00:05:58.000Things are starting to get interesting.
00:06:01.000This could end here, or this could contribute to a larger You know, look, the federal government is supposed to be of the states.
00:06:09.000The states go to the federal government, and the federal government is formed basically like Captain Planet.
00:06:14.000All the states say, you know, with our senators combined, we get, boom, federal government.
00:06:19.000Now it's basically like, yeah, we do not see you as in charge, and we're going to take it upon ourselves to unite, come together, and effectively form what the federal government was supposed to be on their own.
00:06:32.000So they say, according to the article, DeSantis visited Texas-Mexico border July of 2021.
00:06:38.000He sent both state law enforcement officers and members of the Florida National Guard to assist.
00:06:42.000He also sent 800 soldiers, 200 Florida Department of Law Enforcement officers, 101 state troopers, and 20 wildlife officers to assist Texas Border Patrol in May of 2023, as well as 5 planes, 17 drones, 2 command vehicles, and 10 boats.
00:06:58.000Biden has the authority to close the border today if he wanted to.
00:07:01.000He lacks the will to get the job done.
00:07:03.000He lacks the capacity to see the problem for what it is.
00:07:05.000So the American people are basically left scrambling.
00:07:08.000It's kind of sad, I gotta be honest, that Ron, if he was just doing this while running, he didn't need to campaign at all.
00:07:14.000That was the wild thing about listening to this speech today, which is it's just a totally different energy.
00:07:19.000I feel like we had campaign Ron, and now we have governor Ron DeSantis, and he's much more confident.
00:07:44.000I mean, he has really reached into every capacity of the Florida government to say we're behind controlling the border.
00:07:51.000I think this is a good move for him in a lot of ways.
00:07:54.000I think, you know, personally I think supporting Texas and what they're doing is great, but I also think generally he is really putting himself back out there as the governor people remembered him as.
00:08:02.000There's a meme, you know the meme where it's the guy poking the stick at the things and he's like, come on, do something?
00:08:07.000It's Karl Marx wearing a mask with a smiley face and Karl Marx is crying behind it and he's poking Texas and Joe Biden.
00:08:17.000So, there's an article from New Republic, MAGA's ugly new Civil War fantasy should be taken seriously.
00:08:22.000It's funny because, on the right for the most part, everyone's saying like, no Civil War, and the left is saying, boy, they sure do want a Civil War!
00:08:31.000Like, you keep asking us, I guess we'll get it started.
00:08:38.000I think, I think the, what, what the, you know, Republican-led states are already doing is just saying, well, we don't consent to being governed this way and so we will resist.
00:08:48.000I mean, that was what I thought was so powerful about the message that Abbott put out saying, our right to self-defense is the supreme law of the land and nothing supersedes that.
00:08:57.000And then every other state that was like, Yes, we completely agree.
00:09:00.000Every other state that felt like state sovereignty is ultimately important, step forward.
00:09:05.000And it's obviously not that surprising that it's along partisan lines, at least to me.
00:09:09.000I think Democratic states feel ultimately that the more concentrated and the closer their relationship to the federal government, The more power they have, but that's not the case.
00:09:19.000These states are banding together and saying, we don't want this and we're going to act accordingly in a nonviolent way.
00:09:23.000While Tim was reading the list of everything that DeSantis is sending to Texas, I had this terrible image of the federal government stopping it in some similar fashion as to like the Sherman neckties that happened in the Civil War, where they would like burn the railroad tracks to stop the movement of all these, like the food or ammo and stuff.
00:09:38.000I hope it doesn't come to that, but at some point I feel like they're going to try to stop this from happening.
00:10:20.000Someone came to you and said, in eight years, 10 states will have deployed law enforcement and National Guard to the Texas border in a standoff with the federal government, as the feds try to break barriers to allow 10,000 criminal immigrants, criminal aliens, every day to rush through the country.
00:10:37.000And the states began to reject federal authority.
00:10:41.000The issue that I think we have to understand is, frogs in a pot boiling.
00:10:45.000It's not literal, but when we're at the point where Ron DeSantis, a governor, announces he's sending a thousand troops to the border, which is in direct defiance of what the federal government is trying to do.
00:10:56.000Every day, when something small happens, we get used to it.
00:11:00.000At this point, we've already heard the news that 10 states have deployed National Guard to the Texas border.
00:11:05.000Now, hearing that Ron's adding more, it's kind of like, okay.
00:11:08.000But imagine how insane it would have been if we went from 2016 to that moment.
00:11:12.000Nobody would have believed this would ever happen.
00:11:14.000And I can tell you, because as much as people like to say, oh, Tim Pool talks about civil war, I kept saying, this will never happen.
00:12:23.000But then at the tail end, there were like, I think, total three or four Democratic governors that were like, yes, this technology is risky.
00:12:30.000We have to step in and say you can't access it because, you know, part of their terms of service means they can access everything on a computer or browsing data.
00:12:36.000So if you're a civil employee accessing someone's private information, it's actually a big risk.
00:12:41.000But it was right at the tail end that there were a couple of Democratic governors that were like, OK, we're going to do this, too.
00:12:45.000And I am wondering if, you know, in a couple of months that there is a chance that, you know, a more moderate Democratic governor will say, Okay, we're actually with Texas on this one.
00:12:55.000This is too risky to state to not be involved in.
00:12:58.000But it's kind of like the breakdown with law enforcement, too, because, you know, the left was screaming, defund the police, ban the police, like, but they love the FBI.
00:14:32.000Okay, because my feeling is that this is Biden kind of acting on his own.
00:14:36.000I don't feel like there's a groundswell of support from the average citizen on the left.
00:14:40.000I've seen a lot of people who basically put me in exile for things I've said during COVID come around to agreeing with me on most things now.
00:14:53.000But New York has been really hard hit by all the immigration stuff, right?
00:14:57.000Again, credit to Abbott, him busting migrants everywhere.
00:15:01.000The thing is, with the migrants in New York, and I can't remember the whole total, but at one point it was like 100,000 that had arrived in New York.
00:15:08.000He had only bust like 30,000 there, which means that there were migrants coming in already anyways.
00:15:12.000He maybe exacerbated the problem by not allowing them to stay in Texas, but it called attention to an issue that New York was already coming under siege for.
00:15:21.000And that's something that New Yorkers day-to-day, you know, I might generalize them as being more progressive than, you know, someone in another part of the country.
00:15:29.000They are having to face the realities of immigration the way that border communities had to.
00:15:33.000And so it is an issue that I think is sort of undeniable.
00:15:37.000And ultimately, there are a lot of reasons we've talked about, you know, the effect of the fentanyl crisis.
00:15:42.000We've talked about the effect of human trafficking, human smuggling.
00:15:45.000There are a lot of ways to say this is a bad idea, no matter where your sympathies fall.
00:15:50.000I'll clarify for the individuals in the chat who lack the capability to hold more than one thought at a time.
00:15:57.000CBP officers that are facilitating human smuggling and working with cartel members should go to prison.
00:16:02.000When you interview them, and you ask them why they're committing these crimes against humanity, and they invariably just say, I was told to do it, you now get criminal implications on their superiors.
00:16:13.000That does not mean they don't go to jail.
00:16:15.000But right now, politically, the question is, does Donald Trump have immunity for the actions he took as president?
00:16:21.000And the answer is yes, unless he's impeached and convicted.
00:16:23.000If the Democrats think otherwise, then the political opportunity is, file criminal charges against Joe Biden, watch them come out screaming he's immune, and then watch Donald Trump's trial get dismissed.
00:16:39.000Generally speaking, conservatives have not gotten wise yet to the idea of weaponizing the courts the way that the left has.
00:16:45.000I gotta be honest, I don't even look at it like weaponizing.
00:16:48.000But the left is weaponizing and we're not even, there's no counter-reaction, is what I'm saying.
00:16:53.000The anti-establishment faction is not even attempting to enforce the law in any capacity.
00:17:18.000Do you think it's because you just described as anti-establishment, do you think that's part of it?
00:17:21.000They don't think about how to use the system to benefit because they are generally anti the system?
00:17:26.000No, no, anti-establishment doesn't mean you oppose governance.
00:17:29.000It's just, there's a reason why the establishment gained the amount of power that it did, and why we're watching them... I mean, it's wild, man.
00:17:38.000It's a bunch of communists that are willing to say or do whatever they want for power.
00:17:44.000And then everyone else just keeps saying, leave me alone.
00:17:47.000Okay, well you keep doing that, they're gonna keep gaining ground wherever they can.
00:17:51.000I feel like it, I don't agree with it, but I feel like a lot of it has to do with people being desensitized to the justice system being so broken and having no accountability on the left.
00:17:59.000So when people, like look what happened with the sex tape from the Senate or whatever.
00:18:04.000Yeah, the fact that they were like, we've closed the case, we can't find any evidence of wrongdoing, this is the staffer who filmed himself.
00:18:09.000Meanwhile, there's people at J6 getting, you know, all this stuff put in prison on, you know, being chased around.
00:18:14.000Right, so we'll save this one for the larger subject, but The guy who filmed the adult film in Senate.
00:18:33.000But that, I mean, that makes people cynical.
00:18:35.000And I think that miscarriage of justice or that just sort of blind denial, especially in this case, With comparing, contrasting it to J6ers is interesting because the more videos that came out proved more and more that they were, there were so many people who were just waved into the building.
00:18:53.000I mean we had the shaman who was escorted around.
00:18:56.000This idea that there is actual video evidence that some prosecutor has decided I'm just actually going to turn a blind eye to.
00:19:03.000And in fact, it seems like juries are saying that doesn't count.
00:19:05.000I think it's beyond that, though, because we almost live in separate realities.
00:19:09.000There's people who look at those videos and still see the thing they want to see.
00:20:33.000But last night we were discussing a video that came out from the Atlanta airport that showed what appears to be a drill sergeant guarding a room full of illegal immigrants while an NGO was inside that brags, boasts, they're facilitating these migrant traveling around the country.
00:20:49.000The speculation at the end of the show was someone said, this is where people go for basic training, and so we do have some updates.
00:20:58.000But if you were to lay out all the pieces in this story, it would look like there are a bunch of criminal aliens being brought into the airport in secret, under guard of a drill sergeant, potentially to be recruited into the military.
00:21:12.000It does also, it's entirely possible that guy just happened to have been sitting there.
00:21:17.000That's right, a drill sergeant in the airport sitting in a chair in front of this room full of illegal immigrants just because he was there and he was waiting for a plane or something.
00:21:25.000Somebody reached out to us and they said that they may have information and they think based on what they know, I don't want to get too much into it for privacy reasons, the individual may have literally just been standing there completely unrelated.
00:21:38.000It may be that the room in question was a USO room that was allowing criminal aliens to use his facilities and either way, This drill sergeant, according to the state senator who had his camera taken from him, was guarding illegal immigrants.
00:21:53.000It does not mean he was ordered to do so.
00:21:55.000It could just be he, as an individual, was sitting in front of this room, preventing people from interfering in an operation that was smuggling humans.
00:22:03.000Now, many people pointed out to me that, in fact, the U.S.
00:22:06.000has been making attempts to enlist non-citizens for some time.
00:22:43.000But they're telling their citizens to get prepared for war, and now young Swedes are starting to consider whether or not they will be conscripted.
00:22:49.000In the UK, a high-ranking military officer said, it's time to train a citizen army.
00:22:54.000Which is conscription for National Guard, I guess you can call it.
00:22:57.000And in Australia, they were having conversations about a push to create a civilian army to defend the country if war were to break out.
00:23:04.000In the United States, of course, we're facing massive shortfalls in recruitment.
00:23:09.000And then you get this video that looks like it may be criminal aliens going through some kind of recruitment process.
00:23:14.000I say looks like, I'm not saying it is.
00:23:17.000Take a look at this from the New York Times.
00:23:19.000This is a story from January 5th, 2024.
00:23:35.000Other countries have used mercenaries throughout history.
00:23:38.000I believe the likelihood that the U.S.
00:23:40.000plans to, or is actually in the process of, using this mass influx of criminal aliens, using them for war, it's extremely likely.
00:23:48.000Now, a lot of people said, duh, we've all said this, yes, we've talked about that very prospect on this show six, seven months ago.
00:23:54.000But now, it's starting to seem more like a reality.
00:23:57.000And I think we need members of Congress, probably not gonna be Democrats, have to be some Republicans, demanding answers And questions as to what we saw in this video and finding out whether or not there are plans to use non-citizens coming through the border illegally, these fighting age males, to enlist them in the military and have them fight in the event there's a major war.
00:24:18.000If you were in charge of a country and you could not get people to join up and you feared World War III was coming, I think most people would be like, we'll take mercenaries.
00:24:42.000It means they're like, hey, I got a million dollar property in Santa Monica and the only way that stands is if we don't lose a war, they will do whatever it takes.
00:25:21.000Well, it's not enough to bolster their ranks, but the truth is, when they offered the surgeries and things like that, there was a big push from trans people being like, I'll sign up.
00:25:32.000Free, you know, gender-affirming care, sex change operations.
00:25:35.000But outside of that, yes, the wokeness in the military has utterly destroyed it.
00:25:40.000And so, I have to wonder then, is it on purpose?
00:25:43.000Because I knew, I met a guy who was an officer, like an actual commissioned officer who said, it was a career for me and I'm out, I'm resigning my commission, because of all the woke stuff, all the anti-white stuff, I can't be here.
00:25:59.000Either they're the stupidest people in the world, or they're intentionally purging the ranks, and then, oh no, we have no choice but to replace the soldiers we lost with non-citizens.
00:26:08.000And a lot of people think, The purpose of these non-citizens to bring them in is to
00:26:47.000I think part of the issue is, you know, yes, they could literally pick up guns and fight and maybe, like, hear commands or whatever else, but what happens afterwards?
00:26:54.000Like, theoretically, if you're a citizen and you're a soldier, you get access to the GI Bill.
00:26:58.000When you come back to the US, are you coming back with the idea that I have served my country?
00:27:03.000Are you saying, like, Like, it's very different than people who enlisted thinking, this is something I'm doing in service of our country, which I just don't think our generation has really had.
00:27:18.000I think it's something that was in the past.
00:27:20.000And I think saying, you know, there might be someone who says, oh, well, I really feel as though I serve the country and now I'm a citizen.
00:27:27.000But I think for the most part, if it's transactional, if you're saying, oh, well, I'm doing this so I can get in and actually I'm going to not really acclimate in any way, I'm not going to take on a culture, because right now it's very hard to describe if we have, I mean, I really don't think that there is a unifying American culture that even people who migrate here with all best intentions can seriously click into.
00:27:48.000And that's just very different than other points in history, including the Civil War, when there was sort of something there that people were buying into.
00:27:54.000I gotta tell you, if you're a conspiracy theorist who believes that there's a bunch of global elite wanting to take over the world or whatever, the best thing for them would be World War III.
00:28:02.000It reduces population, and it creates enough damage and devastation that it gives you an opportunity to enforce an international governing body.
00:28:14.000I mean, if you look at the Civil War, powers went from the states instantly to the federal government after the war was over.
00:28:19.000If you look at World War II, you get the creation of the liberal economic order.
00:28:23.000If there is a World War III that causes massive population reduction, I mean, a lot of these population, the Malthusians are going to be very happy.
00:28:32.000But then you have cities in disarray, you have... I mean, actually, look at it this way.
00:28:39.000The reason why Europe has nationalized healthcare for the most part is because of World War II.
00:28:43.000After everything was decimated and destroyed, their economies were ruined, they had no choice but to be like, all these people injured and damaged from the war need treatment.
00:28:53.000Imagine what the world would turn into if there was a major World War III.
00:28:57.000And then from the ashes, the powers that remain say, if this happens one more time, there will be no Earth, so we're creating the global order structure, whatever you want to call it, and all countries will abide by its rules, it will be based out of, they'll create some kind of military force like the Capital and Hunger Games.
00:29:15.000I'm not saying literally, I'm saying...
00:29:17.000An opportunity for dramatic change comes from war.
00:29:20.000The reason the left would be happy to get a civil war is because then the constitution is gone.
00:29:23.000The reason why the World Economic Forum Davos elites would love World War III is that it allows them to completely overwrite government built, like basically get rid of all the different constitutions and guarantees of all the different countries.
00:29:34.000Well, I was just gonna say, in my conspiracy brain, I've been, like, thinking about what a World War III would even look like.
00:29:41.000And I keep thinking, like, a World War III is mostly drones and less people, right?
00:29:46.000And so the conspiracy thing for me kicks in where I'm like, these people, should they become soldiers, are gonna be used against our own citizens.
00:29:55.000Who knows targets like that have weapons, you know, missiles underground, leaders of some sort.
00:30:02.000But if the weapons are all mostly drones, the drones will be used to take out infrastructure.
00:30:06.000Right, but they'll be like operating from like a ship out at sea, you know.
00:30:09.000And then what happens when, you know, you're in New York and all of a sudden, way up in the sky, you can barely see it, a tiny speck, fires a missile and blows up the Williamsburg Bridge.
00:30:19.000But I'm sitting here thinking to myself, if you wanted to create a military that really had no particular allegiance to the American people or its own citizens, that at any point you could turn on the American people or weaponize against the American people, wouldn't you do it with people who came to this country with no particular allegiance to the culture, to the country, to the people, to each other?
00:30:45.000enlist them in the military and you know, not just operates federally
00:30:49.000It's not even like they have a home straight that they're like I would like to go back there and be a part of this
00:30:52.000Community, right exactly. I mean these people would have no reason to say that no
00:30:57.000I'm not you know, we're talking about my parents my grandparents my fit the country that I care about. They're
00:31:02.000just like, okay big lessons from the Civil War
00:31:05.000When the generals had to ask themselves, am I going to fight for my country or my home?
00:31:10.000And many of them said, my home is Virginia or my home is South Carolina.
00:31:22.000So imagine what happens if we get a World War III.
00:31:24.000I guarantee you, if the strikes that they're proposing on Iranian targets, not Iran directly, but Dan Crenshaw certainly wants it, but actual Iranian assets in the region, And this escalates one step at a time until we are literally in World War 3.
00:31:38.000There's not going to be a formal declaration of World War 3.
00:31:41.000Joe Biden's not going to come and be like, we hereby announce World War 3 and let's go, baby!
00:31:48.000Facing a military shortfall, which everyone already knows about, Biden gives a State of the Union address saying, therefore I am signing an executive order under my powers in this state of emergency.
00:31:58.000To enlist non-citizens in this country to bolster our numbers.
00:32:46.000So this is quite literally like the real-life version.
00:32:50.000The US, needing to bolster its numbers for a potential World War III, says, we can use all these non-citizens.
00:32:56.000When that war is over, and these people come back, you will have stormtroopers who don't care about you, don't care about your state, don't even know the name of most of the cities in this country, and they will do whatever the federal government tells them to do.
00:33:07.000And the federal government's been telling them that most of the citizens here are evil extremists who vote for all the wrong things.
00:33:38.000starts talking to its allies saying, guys, it's getting hot, we need to make moves, and then before you know it, within a couple months, no one declares it but missile strikes, air raids, troop mobilization in Pakistan, it's heating up World War III.
00:33:52.000Joe Biden's invoke, you know, invokes a state of emergency, gives a State of the Union address saying, we need more troops.
00:34:00.000There are many, he's going to say like migrants.
00:34:02.000He's not going to say illegal immigrants.
00:34:03.000He's a many migrants in this country, love this country, and we'll fight for it.
00:34:07.000And we are going to offer them that opportunity.
00:34:10.000He then creates this massive military force.
00:34:12.000Once the international conflict subsides, and there's mass destruction and death, you now have the opportunity for a global elitist or whatever to say, we can never allow this to happen again.
00:34:22.000Therefore, we will be creating a global governing body to adjudicate disputes between factions with an international military force called the Global Task Force or whatever.
00:34:35.000And it will be these people who come from countries where they don't quite care enough.
00:36:34.000How many of them have introduced articles of impeachment against Biden?
00:36:38.000Democrats did the same thing, but I mean, like, dude, if you actually thought someone was- Yeah, but they at least had an impeachment trial!
00:36:42.000We've just been like, I'm gonna impeach you and I'm gonna impeach you!
00:36:46.000If Marjorie Taylor Greene, and I'd like to talk to her about this, but I'm gonna say right now, if you genuinely think it's treasonous, I think the resolution would be for a criminal referral in the immediate and an expulsion from Congress.
00:37:28.000And it's like, I understand there's an overlap.
00:37:31.000But Biden breaking the southern border, which is bringing in a bunch of random people from different countries that's destroying the nation, that's seditious.
00:37:38.000That is destroying the fabric of the nation.
00:37:41.000Treason would be like he met with an organized body that the U.S.
00:38:25.000Well, Benedict got away with a lot of stuff and, um, you know, he was married to a loyalist and he was a war vet who was, he felt like he wasn't awarded enough from his time at battle.
00:38:36.000And so he just like, I'm going to sell West Point.
00:38:41.000He turned West Point, like the biggest battle point of, you know, it was holding down the Hudson River and he turned it into a literal pigsty.
00:38:47.000And then when George Washington came by, he was like, what happened here?
00:39:04.000Right, so right now you've got cartels, NGOs, human smugglers, and I think there is an argument to be made for treason, but I think it's too strong, in that we're not at war with some stupid NGO.
00:39:17.000They're just committing crimes, right?
00:39:18.000You arrest the people who are doing it.
00:39:20.000Biden's just not doing that, so I'd say that's sedition.
00:39:23.000But again, more to the point, I actually, this is really funny actually, let me play this video for you.
00:40:11.000I'm not sure that any of the politicians who have pledged support to Israel have outright said that they are Israelis who are serving Israel, but they have said, like, we will give them whatever they want.
00:40:20.000Haven't some of them worn, like, the flag or even uniforms?
00:40:25.000Yeah, I'm pretty sure there are people that wore, like, American flag in Israel.
00:41:03.000They're entitled to their rights, their natural rights, their self-defense, all that good stuff.
00:41:06.000I think it's a beautiful country, too.
00:41:09.000That being said, There are a lot of people who are adamant on providing military support, massive amounts of money, and fine, if that's your argument, I'll listen, but why be mad at Ilhan Omar who wants the same thing, but for a different country?
00:41:23.000To me, I think that there's just a general attitude.
00:41:28.000With her, there's this ongoing sort of rhetoric about a hatred of America and our values and that things need to change and that we're inherently racist and we're inherently white supremacist and things like that.
00:41:39.000So I think when someone like her shows an allegiance to where she comes from, it lands differently than I think somebody who actually has a love and respect for America, but also Yeah.
00:41:49.000to support. I do recognize there's a big difference between saying something like,
00:41:54.000Israel will get our military support, is an ally in the region, and being like,
00:41:57.000I'm Somali from Somalia and I love my president. And you're like, wait a minute.
00:42:03.000I feel like you don't remember where we are right now.
00:42:05.000Yeah. Like if someone in Congress said that, you know, Netanyahu was their boss or whatever,
00:42:09.000we'd take that. That's a step too far.
00:42:12.000Some people, I gotta be honest though, there have been, I think Lauren, might have been Lauren Boebert, saying something like it was a holy land.
00:42:17.000I don't want to put words in people's mouths, but there have been members of Congress who have said like, this is the holy land, we'll defend it and we're going to work with Israel to do so and things like that.
00:42:24.000Yeah, I mean, I've said this a couple times, but when JFK was president, everyone was like, well, he's Catholic, so his ultimate allegiance is to the Pope, and can we have that?
00:42:43.000And so I think this question of who do you answer to ultimately is interesting because we need our politicians to say, my priority is to the people who elected me who are ultimately all American, although some of them live in different states and therefore have their own priorities.
00:43:55.000You guys remember that one where Joe Biden walks up to the press corps or whatever and he leans forward and then all of a sudden one of the mics is like under his hand.
00:44:03.000Yeah, it kind of looks like it goes right through his hand.
00:45:40.000There was an article in the Atlantic that I haven't finished reading, so no one quote me on it, but it was talking about how there's going to be a Christian revival in America.
00:45:49.000And younger generations tend to be more religious.
00:45:52.000I think there was a poll out the other day, and I don't have the source, that said Gen Z males are more likely to view feminism as dangerous or bad.
00:45:59.000There is a shift occurring, but what will be the long term effect?
00:46:03.000Because we've already had people raised in the culture of fear and mistrust.
00:46:08.000Well yeah, feminism should be illegal.
00:46:11.000Women should have to wear those Handmaid's Tale things, that's right.
00:47:02.000He claimed he was president of the country now and he wanted Biden kidnapped.
00:47:05.000You know, like that's already receding from the news and like there's no shelf life to shock anymore.
00:47:10.000Which is also crazy because he's alive.
00:47:12.000Like he got taken into custody alive which normally you'd think they would film his appearance and there'd be other stuff but I mean, part of it is I think that he is just so crazy that it's hard for even mainstream media to spin.
00:47:23.000I saw a couple like, MAGA supporter does whatever, but he ultimately declared himself president, so I don't know if he's super MAGA.
00:47:29.000But even thinking about how people are, the theories fracture after that video emerges.
00:47:41.000The head could have been a prop, you know, like we can't even agree on things in the video, which goes back to George Floyd, you know, anything on video, January 6th, all these things.
00:48:27.000The biggest impact, I believe, was probably the Great Recession.
00:48:30.000That shocked the entire system massively, which resulted in Occupy Wall Street, which resulted in an economic shift where what are young people able to do without these jobs that were lost?
00:48:45.000Go on the internet and start posting BS, creating all these digital news websites that make BS, creating a generation of people who don't want to lift heavy things.
00:48:52.000And the big shift was around this time, not necessarily the Great Recession.
00:48:55.000But it's around this time with the emergence of social media, we got the rise of intersectionalism and postmodernism.
00:49:34.000In the second term for Barack Obama, people were unsatisfied.
00:49:37.000Hillary Clinton is deeply disliked, was advocating for war, and Donald Trump represented a lot of the anger people were feeling, especially young people with the rise of postmodernism.
00:49:46.000And I know that's for a fact, because I went to like 30 plus rallies in the 2015-16 election cycle, and I'd ask young people like, why are you here?
00:49:55.000And Janesville, Wisconsin was one memorable moment.
00:49:58.000A fight broke out, and this is such, it's so indicative of exactly what happened.
00:50:03.000You have, man, this one really grinds my gears.
00:50:52.000The girl punches the guy, he instantly sprays.
00:50:55.000So when these allies, I believe it was Mike, shows this argument, There's a white flash and then he's spraying her with pepper spray.
00:51:06.000The white flash was when she punched him.
00:51:08.000They literally edited a split second as if it was like, here's the fight and here's where he did it, when in fact the whole thing was a few seconds and they wanted to cut out that she hit him first.
00:51:59.000But I remember during that time in 2015 and 2016 before he got elected and it was like we were constantly hearing these stories about Trump supporters throwing black people out there and that's how and they would show the footage of a bunch of you know Trump supporters throwing a black person out What they forgot to mention was that the black person in many instances was a, you know, kind of a radical protester who oftentimes was getting violent with people.
00:52:22.000They cut all that out and stupid people like me were like, Oh my God, Trump supporters hate black people.
00:52:28.000Why did that seem so believable to you at the time?
00:52:30.000Just because you were already in sort of like progressive circles or what about it was, was, uh, because I really did believe that, So you have to remember that I didn't realize how big MAGA was, too.
00:52:44.000I don't think any of us really did yet.
00:52:46.000So the media was representing it as this fringe sect of the Republican Party that was small.
00:52:52.000Remember, he was supposed to lose in a landslide.
00:52:54.000He was supposed to get like 3% of the vote.
00:52:57.000So I thought MAGA was this radical sect of the Republican Party that was extremely racist and bigoted, that was reacting.
00:53:02.000It was a backlash against a black president, Barack Obama.
00:53:05.000These people were It was a backlash against gay marriage rights that were coming to the forefront.
00:53:10.000And it seemed believable to me that these were radical white supremacist people that were being riled up by Trump.
00:53:18.000The media kept saying Trump, you know, calls Mexicans rapists.
00:53:37.000I think once they can, the media apparatus can convince people of a caricature of someone rather than the real person, you can convince them to think anything about that person.
00:53:45.000And they did that so beautifully with Trump because they're like, they present this cartoon figure on the news, deceptively edited, and then they'll tell you anything.
00:54:00.000But I was like, Noticing early on that they were doing to Trump what they were doing to certain artists that I like growing up, whether it was rappers or people in the middle community, they were turning them into a caricature.
00:54:13.000And then people were going like, oh, it's a psychotic person, you know, but then, you know, you see the deceptively edited videos of good people on both sides, just one example.
00:54:22.000And then you're like, well, that illusion shattering.
00:54:24.000And then once that shatters, you kind of like, there's like a domino effect of, Did you vote in 2012?
00:54:27.000these things can be. They've been lying to me for about everything. I'm surprised we haven't. Yeah,
00:54:32.000yeah. I voted for Obama. I'm surprised we haven't seen more deepfakes already.
00:54:35.000All right. More deepfakes. They're holding on to those, I think. They're coming. But
00:54:40.000there's a certain, I think, like hypnosis and brainwashing that, that, like, do you remember
00:54:44.000growing up and being in grade school and you would learn when you're really young, if you're in
00:54:49.000trouble, go find a police officer, find a fireman, you know, and we were kind of taught that there's
00:54:53.000certain institutions that you trust that are just inherently trustworthy, right?
00:55:22.000I was primed for the fake news because I was in eighth grade as a Marilyn Manson fan when Columbine happened.
00:55:27.000And so I see the news saying immediately Marilyn Manson is to blame for this, but I knew him as a fan being like, that doesn't seem right.
00:55:34.000He just seems like an easy target because he looks a certain way.
00:55:36.000I think that's an interesting question, like, when did you stop trusting the media?
00:55:39.000When did you start to think the media could lie to you?
00:55:41.000Like, that's a very specific experience.
00:55:42.000For me it was around 8th grade, but they still had us under a spell for years.
00:55:45.000But I think for everybody it's different, right?
00:55:47.000Because if you know something is true, like you were a Marilyn Manson fan, when did you... I was in Ferguson during the riots, and CNN, I think it was Don Lemon, I don't know, they said there was no tear gas.
00:55:59.000They were reporting that while I was standing in a field of tear gas.
00:56:23.000I'm not surprised at that point because that was only a year ago.
00:56:26.000I can't remember what the reporter said.
00:56:27.000Was it was this the mostly peaceful protest video and like there's a summer of 2020 and there's a building burning behind him and you're sort of like, I don't know if you understand the words that you're saying.
00:57:15.000About 20 of these guys chased us for 5 blocks, screaming they were going to kill us, throwing stuff at us, taking our phones, smashing them on the ground.
00:57:22.000All of those media outlets followed us for 5 blocks.
00:57:32.000They ran the press conference from BLM where BLM portrayed themselves as the victims of racial injustice at the walkway event.
00:57:39.000Mentioned nothing about what happened even though they filmed the entire thing.
00:57:41.000This is what Chappelle talks about in his last special about when he's attacked on stage by the homeless person and then there's basically hit pieces against Chappelle talking to the homeless person and making him the victim.
00:57:52.000And what you said a second ago about Marilyn Manson, I mean, that's, that's why they were able to get away with what they got away with, with Jacob Chansley, the QAnon shaman.
00:59:54.000It's like taking the asylum seeker, the left likes to say, and then saying, was a violent mob that brutally attacked police officers, you know what I mean?
01:00:01.000Anyway, they attacked two New York cops in Times Square Saturday night.
01:00:05.000Seven were arrested and quickly released without bail.
01:00:07.000The progressive YouTube personality responded on her show by saying that seeking asylum here is a privilege, not a right.
01:01:00.000I'll agree with you on the political message, I won't disagree on what you're saying, but I'm not gonna provide defense for someone like Anna who lies on her show, particularly about me, and when the left comes and is mad at her, Good!
01:01:16.000These are your allies and your friends, so bend the knee or shut up because I ain't coming to your defense.
01:01:24.000Once upon a time, when people used to come to our country seeking asylum, it's because they were really running from something that was like life or death.
01:01:47.000You're supposed to stop at the next country that can offer you asylum.
01:01:51.000Instead, they're like, we're just going to keep going till we get to America.
01:01:54.000If you're in dire need, you don't just continue on forever and ever.
01:01:57.000If I was elected Supreme Chancellor, the first thing I would do is I would immediately bang the gavel and say, asylum only applies to people who come from countries neighboring the United States.
01:02:07.000If you flew here, my question is, why did you choose here?
01:02:16.000If everybody who came here came to the border and said, I'm seeking asylum, and they were all Mexican, I'd be willing to actually bring them in and say, OK, you can come in.
01:02:30.000Because they're actually from a country where we understand there are political issues pertaining to cartels, people have been killed, and the number would be substantially less.
01:02:38.000The problem now is, they're coming from Africa.
01:02:41.000They're flying from Africa to Brazil, taking these... It costs like 10 grand to do.
01:02:47.000And then they get to the American border and they go, um, asylum?
01:02:49.000And it's like, bro, you passed through 17 countries to get here!
01:03:06.000And it's the same thing, people fly into Canada and cross through the northern border.
01:03:09.000I mean, we did bring in a certain number of asylum seekers after Biden's botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, right?
01:03:15.000We said, these are people who we've now put in danger.
01:03:17.000They worked with our government and we brought them here.
01:03:19.000But for me, the issue with asylum, and I want to be as compassionate as possible, is that We are saying, ultimately, we're allowing you to stay here.
01:03:27.000We're not saying that we're going to let you stay here for a couple years and eventually, when your country stabilizes, you can go back.
01:03:32.000Ultimately, we are just saying this is a form of immigration that we allow.
01:03:36.000And I think that's part of the misleading narrative.
01:03:39.000There's sort of this pretend, like, ultimately, you'll be reunified as a country, but actually, probably not.
01:03:50.000It's not good to mislead the American voters.
01:03:53.000There are not that many Mexican citizens relative to all of the other countries.
01:03:59.000And so, if someone comes here and they can make a legitimate, let's just say, a preliminary claim, we can say okay.
01:04:09.000Right now what's happening is, Joe Biden's, the Biden administration is opening up the gates, destroying state property, and saying, everybody, just, whatever, have fun.
01:04:17.000And they never show up for the asylum, they are not asylum seekers.
01:04:44.000But the side point, of course, is Anna Kasparian has, on numerous occasions now, along with Cenk Uygur, come out with positions that are anti-leftist.
01:04:54.000Probably because they saw the writing on the wall.
01:04:56.000I think the Young Turks realize that Yo, the immigration issue?
01:05:01.000What was the other issue that came out on crime?
01:05:04.000Crime and immigration ain't winning you any friends.
01:05:06.000And so the left is pro-crime and pro-illegal immigration.
01:05:20.000I think Cenk Uygur and Anna Kasparian want to win power for their political faction, but, sorry, you are now, your political faction is cohabitating with far-left extremists who want to see the country burn.
01:05:33.000Has Eric Adams said anything about this yet?
01:05:40.000He's been surprisingly open, vocal about the problem with the illegal immigration.
01:05:45.000He's been open about it, but also he, I think, should do more with the county surrounding him.
01:05:51.000So for a while he was just in the middle of the night busing people to hotels in the surrounding counties and it was the county commissioners there saying, we don't want this.
01:06:06.000I mean, HOCL has also helped disperse illegal immigrants throughout the state.
01:06:11.000And I think that is sort of this interesting I mean, I'm sure there's always a little bit of tension between, you know, more rural New York and New York City, but there is even more tension now when they're saying, you guys led us into this position, we can't afford or want to deal with this, and yet you think you have the right to just say, well, all of your communities are inferior to ours and can serve our needs.
01:06:38.000Remember, they were flying in illegal immigrants to Westchester, White Plains, which is just north, for those who don't know, just north of the city.
01:06:44.000What would you do, question for anybody, if you were the mayor of a city seeing an influx of illegal immigrants?
01:07:07.000I think one of the things is, just because I don't totally know what resources are available to mayors, is that you would hopefully need to have a governor who is like, yes, we will remove them.
01:07:15.000Because theoretically, your local law enforcement, like, if you're the mayor of a small town, you don't necessarily have all the resources to say, we're getting you out of here.
01:07:22.000You know, for those that have played Baldur's Gate 3, there's this really great scenario, which you don't need to know the game to understand.
01:07:41.000And there's, uh, right when you get into the outskirts of the city, which you could describe as the suburbs, I suppose, there's a guy arguing with squatters who are refugees saying, your house is empty, it's ours.
01:07:57.000There's a character in the game named Minthara.
01:07:59.000She is an authoritarian, uh, I guess you'd- authorite, I guess?
01:08:05.000She's a paladin who thinks, like, she's just like a brutal dictatorial kind of personality.
01:08:08.000There's a really funny moment where you talk to her at the- at the gates to the city with all the refugees everywhere, and she's like, I do not understand why they're not allowing these refugees into the city!
01:08:19.000And then you can respond like, wow, I didn't think you of all people would- would help refugees, and she goes, help them!
01:08:25.000And it makes me think, like, it's something like that, I'm paraphrasing, but it's really funny, and I'm kinda like, I don't see anything wrong with that.
01:08:33.000What is wrong with someone coming to this country and saying, please help me, I need asylum?
01:08:38.000And our response being, I gotta be honest, I don't know or care if you need asylum, you come here, we put you to work.
01:09:20.000Reagan and Carter are both running for president.
01:09:23.000Carter won West Virginia in part because West Virginians were concerned about the effect of immigration on the country, right?
01:09:30.000Places with lower skilled or maybe union workers ultimately are the ones who feel the brunt of it.
01:09:35.000It's not people who have elite white collar jobs who feel the effects of immigration the same way.
01:09:40.000And I think, I mean, Larry Elder when he was here the other day talked about the fact that inner city black men or black communities are Disproportionately affected by illegal immigration because of the disruption to the economy.
01:09:50.000I think also, ultimately, you can also say that this is sort of one of the like, like I remember being in high school and having this conversation with someone.
01:09:58.000He was like, well, you're not going to pick food out of a farm.
01:10:01.000and you wanna be like, so you admit that you see them as inferior workers.
01:10:04.000You know how much- You're here to do backbreaking labor.
01:10:07.000Fruit harvesting gets paid like, this was 10 years ago, I went to farms in California,
01:10:30.000And I was like, how much do you, how much do you guys make picking fruit here?
01:10:33.000And they're like, oh, like $15 starting.
01:10:35.000But if you've been here for a while, it's like 20 bucks an hour.
01:10:36.000And I'm like, I know a lot of Americans who would love to make 20 bucks an hour just picking fruit.
01:10:40.000The other thing is that undocumented workers or undocumented minors who come across the border if they're teenagers or whatever are often the people who will work undetected.
01:10:49.000You'll see these cases where it's like a big manufacturing plant or whatever gets busted for child labor and then typically you can find out in the release that the children are actually undocumented in some capacity because, you know, they're not necessarily expected to be in school or whatever else because they're not registered in the same way that American citizens are, meaning that they're not protected from some of the abuses we wouldn't subject our own children to.
01:12:31.000Occupies their time, makes them do something, and doesn't disrupt the economy.
01:12:35.000I think part of the issue, I mean, beyond the economic impact, part of the issue is someone who migrates illegally is committing to taking on the responsibilities of citizenship and the culture, right?
01:12:45.000And we already talked about the fact that the culture is sort of hard to define.
01:12:47.000There are a lot of reasons that we don't have a strong national culture right now.
01:12:50.000But, you know, You could say, yes, you can come here and work, but are you saying, and commit to our lifestyle and uphold our values and believe in our constitution and our way of government?
01:13:01.000I think that there is more to it than just saying, well, while you're here, do something.
01:13:04.000You have to be committed to being here.
01:13:06.000This is reminding me of when I was a professor at a community college in New York, and an observation I had was that So English for freshmen in college.
01:13:16.000And a lot of those kids just came here from Mexico and hardly knew English.
01:13:22.000Those kids worked harder than everyone else in the class who had been from that town.
01:13:50.000And they met with good federal agents today who showed them the memo that they're saying imminent white supremacist attacks in Eagle Pass.
01:13:58.000Now, whether that's a real threat or not, the point is good people gave us this information.
01:14:03.000It fits of the whole Biden narrative to demonize the American people and to try to Legitimize a totally open border and all the crime and all the sex trafficking is happening.
01:14:11.000So obviously we believe it's probably a false flag.
01:14:14.000There are some actual crazy people out there as well in this whole.
01:14:32.000Central on my regular show covering it all as well.
01:14:35.000But our crew is down there at the border and this comes directly from high-level sources.
01:14:39.000So this is major breaking news that the feds have told the major border patrol facility uh there in south texas prepare for imminent white supremacist attack on the border patrol so we're getting this out ahead of time hopefully this exposure will stop it if it's actually a real plan i don't know all the answers i don't know if it's a false flag i don't know
01:15:01.000If it's false info from the Feds, I don't know if it's real.
01:16:13.000They're the anti-that, and they're either, I believe, feds or accelerationists who don't care, and they want to just see the whole country burn so they can step in and do whatever.
01:16:20.000Or Mohn's case, I think, actually insane.
01:18:15.000So what they'll do is they'll have one person dress up in all black, go into the middle of the crowd, and then chuck a rock or a bottle at a cop.
01:18:23.000The cops then bring out orange netting and wrap everybody up and arrest all of them.
01:18:28.000Then when all these people, you get some 22-year-old college woman, she's in jail crying, being like, I don't understand, I was just standing there.
01:18:36.000And then the person who orchestrated it goes, you see how evil they are?
01:19:09.000But when you know about things like Operation Northwoods, that were people like the Joint Chiefs of Staff planning horrible false flags to start a war with Cuba, it makes it so I have to question anything.
01:19:26.000But you kind of have to lead with that in times of war, which I do believe we're in a time of war.
01:19:30.000But what is a white supremacist attack?
01:19:33.000I mean, we talk about this like it's a thing, like we know what that is.
01:19:36.000They're going to blame it on some type of contingent that they can match up with the Justin Moen type character and anyone else from J6, who knows?
01:19:44.000And then talk about it and being like, they're going to go bomb a You know, border patrol.
01:19:48.000But in the last eight years, and honestly probably more than that, there are only two incidents that they can even describe as a white supremacist attack, Charlottesville and January 6th.
01:20:00.000Charlottesville was pretty much a nothing burger.
01:20:49.000Whatever our faction is, we try so hard to steal man and actually honor the arguments, but that doesn't work for the average person who's apolitical.
01:21:06.000I think these people hold views where they'll deny, of course, we're not white supremacists, but if you were to bring up, like, is a black-only space permitted if you made, they're gonna say yes.
01:21:18.000And they're going to make an argument that is overtly racist.
01:21:20.000They're going to be in favor of affirmative action.
01:21:24.000Yo, affirmative action at like Harvard, for instance, this lawsuit, an Asian kid, two Asian kids, what the left does is it look at them both and they go, they look like each other, so they're not allowed in school.
01:21:38.000You could get an Asian kid from South Central who's like, not the same culture as a kid from China, but they're just like, but they look the same, so we're not gonna, they're racist, they're white supremacists.
01:21:49.000Mark Cuban is absolutely a white supremacist.
01:21:51.000I will say this unequivocally, Mark Cuban, I hope you hear this, you are a white supremacist, you are, I mean, he's even reposting all these posts from people talking about Jews, thinking he's being clever by doing it, I just think the dude is a deep-seated white supremacist.
01:22:09.000His whole view is that... Mark Cuban made this argument that if you have too many white people, you need to start asking yours... I mean, this is a remarkable white supremacist argument he made.
01:22:20.000He's like, you run a successful business for five years and you look around and all your 30 employees are all white.
01:22:25.000So you think, I should hire a black woman.
01:22:46.000He doesn't understand that he's saying this.
01:22:48.000What he is saying, projection is everything.
01:22:52.000When someone says something to you like, Uh, I'll tell you, I knew someone who worked at Fusion when I worked there, and she said to me one time, she's like, be honest with me, Tim, like, how many of your friends, like, you're hanging out with the guys, like, how many of them are joking and laughing about, like, raping women?
01:23:35.000He's quite literally, the fact that he made the argument scenario, it's been five years, your business is successful, and you look around and it's all white guys.
01:26:03.000Right, but what I'm saying is they knew to protect their property because there have been weeks and weeks and weeks of this movement going out and doing violence and damage and vandalizing property and things like that.
01:27:28.000That's why none of this means anything anymore and why I keep telling people don't be afraid of being called names for standing up for things that you know are logical.
01:27:34.000That's the thing that I think has taken a really long time because I think this fear of being called racist kept a lot of conservative voices in submission throughout the early 2000s into 2010, whatever else.
01:27:44.000And again, because Trump got called racist so much and people were like, I don't think that's the case.
01:27:55.000I think that that fear of being labeled or being misunderstood within your community, you don't know what the social ramifications are, is enough to quell people from from speaking out.
01:28:05.000You know, he was called a racist for years and years and years and people watched as he just kind of like went on with his business and did the next thing, did the next thing.
01:28:12.000People started to realize like, oh, maybe I don't have to care about that so much.
01:29:08.000He didn't write it was the American Dream.
01:29:10.000He mentioned him, he said, Americans have a continuing normative commitment to the ideals of individual freedom and mobility, values that extend far beyond the issue of race in the American mind.
01:29:19.000The depth of this commitment may be summarily dismissed as the unfounded optimism of the average American.
01:29:24.000I may not be Donald Trump now, but just you wait.
01:29:57.000I'm having so much fun with the AI stuff now that I don't do it though, but I think someone should also create Barack Obama with Lil Pump's Trump tattoo and we should just plaster that.
01:30:08.000That's the thing that bothers me about AI.
01:30:11.000You know, it's funny to us in like the meme sense, but ultimately you don't know what someone's going to twist and put out to you and be like, this is real.
01:30:18.000I feel like I'd rather just say everyone stop using it immediately.
01:30:21.000It also bothers me because the more you engage with, the more it learns about you.
01:30:29.000I've never actually used it, although it's been so much fun to do it through other people.
01:30:34.000Thank you for whoever made that Taylor Swift tool thing.
01:30:36.000But yeah, no, I think you should actually burn AI because it's going to take everyone's jobs eventually.
01:30:41.000Well, yes, I hate it too, but the reason why I hate it is because now people can use it to draft emails and things like that.
01:30:49.000So it's like when I'm hiring staffing positions and I'm getting these really nicely written emails, which is very important to me, I'm like, if you have bad grammar, if you're a bad writer, I'm like, I don't think this is going to work out.
01:31:02.000So then you're kind of fooled into believing this person has skills that they don't have, and then all of a sudden you hire them and you're just like, you're an idiot and you can't write.
01:31:12.000And there's artists using it to make art, to do songs.
01:31:15.000I genuinely think there'll be a future not too far away where your favorite artist, I wonder if you'll be able to differentiate their AI song from their own song, because they might shift to just having AI do it.
01:31:37.000We are a year away from being like, whatever your AI's name is, Ian, play me a new song by Tool, and it will just auto-generate everything in their style, with their lyrical sense and presence and everything, and it'll just make a song.
01:31:57.000I mean, one important thing people need to understand is a big component of music is an attachment, an emotional attachment to nostalgia or to the past.
01:32:08.000So, for instance, many of you may know a song you never actually cared for when it was on the radio, but you've grown to like.
01:32:24.000This is why Like, they have different kinds of music around the world.
01:32:27.000Because you grew up listening to music in your community, and then you're like, I like this, I like this feeling, I like the beat, I like the time signature, I like the instruments.
01:32:34.000And, uh... If you were to play an AI new song, you might like the general style, but will you be attached to that song in any way?
01:32:45.000Well, we wouldn't, but young people who don't have no past history with music or relationship with music.
01:33:37.000And it's gonna be like, you're gonna download the game, you're gonna load it up, and it's gonna procedurally generate a unique game experience.
01:34:00.000So then, whatever it is, there's not gonna be a next one.
01:34:02.000The next one is, it took so many years to make this one, that by the time they're ready to make another one, or planning on even releasing one, it'll all be AI and procedurally generated.
01:34:13.000You're gonna tell, you're gonna tell the, you're gonna boot it up and it's gonna be like, what kind of character do you want, and what kind of scenario do you want?
01:34:20.000And you're gonna say, 1920s, mobsters, And give me, like, I don't know, Godfather kind of vibes.
01:34:28.000And then it will just make you your own game, storyline and everything.
01:34:33.000See, it makes me want to hold on to real life things even more than, like, it makes me want to go to a concert with, like, people who love an artist and stand in the crowd and hear that song.
01:34:41.000Like, it makes me want to turn off the screen more because that's the only barrier AI really has.
01:34:47.000Like, it is contained to what you plug yourself into.
01:34:49.000It makes me want to, you know, buy tickets to do things.
01:34:53.000That's the question I was just going to pose to everybody.
01:34:56.000As technology advances, do you think it's possible that we'll actually come into an era of a renaissance of people who are like, I want to completely unplug from all of this technology.
01:35:05.000I want to go back to a time where we talked to each other and I have to go to your house to see you.
01:35:11.000I could see entire colonies forming where people are like, no phones.
01:35:15.000I do that, and I think, you can probably talk about this more, but the first sign up for me was this movement, especially among younger and younger parents, and it's starting to happen among, like, mom influencers, where they don't want to put their kids' faces online.
01:35:27.000For a long time, it was, I mean, especially when social media first started, it was like, oh, here's my adorable baby, and do whatever.
01:35:32.000But more and more people are saying, from the get-go, I don't want my kids to have to have an online presence, I want them to be able to consent as adults.
01:35:39.000It shifts the relationship, and people are more fearful of the internet.
01:35:47.000We talked about this story treatment, I was talking about the members only, the last city and what happens when humans migrate underground and all that stuff.
01:35:55.000Some people, a lot of people, but 95%, they're gonna plug it in two seconds.
01:36:14.000Oh, well, where are you going to get that?
01:36:16.000Are you going to go get it in your farm community and tell everyone not to use their phones?
01:36:18.000No, you're going to plug in and you're going to tell the machine to give you to, and it will give you your world where you can interact with fake people.
01:36:25.000And for all you know, you're in it right now.
01:36:27.000It's funny because when I moved down to West Virginia, I was like, I kept telling everyone in New York, it's like the nineties here.
01:36:32.000Third eye blinds on the radio every day. It's amazing.
01:36:35.000Everything felt like the 90s and But but there's still them the secret
01:36:41.000But there's pockets of the you know People who are obsessed with the internet everywhere and
01:36:45.000the internet condensed the whole world into a little small time. I'm not convinced
01:37:18.000People are furious and upset, and they say, don't worry, plug in your neural implant, and you guys will be, you will experience hanging out in New York as if you're not in lockdown, and you won't know the difference.
01:37:28.000And so there will not be depression and loneliness.
01:38:23.000When they can actually read and write to your brain, and you can plug in and physically feel and interact with digital objects, that's gonna be a whole- that's a game changer.
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01:41:20.000But if I was Eric Adams, and I gotta be honest, what I would actually do if I was the mayor of New York and these migrants are coming in, I would give a statement.
01:41:28.000I'd be like, people of New York, I just want you all to know that I will do nothing in my power to deal with these illegal immigrants.
01:41:43.000The idea that he's gonna spend taxpayer money and facilitate the criminal immigration and the criminal aliens, give them hotel rooms and all that stuff, that's only making things worse.
01:41:53.000The best bet is, you chose to come to a place with no resources and I guaranteed you nothing.
01:42:15.000Free Men Die Free says, when you said Mr. Bocas wet himself, collapsed, and couldn't move, I forgot we were talking about Bocas and not Biden.
01:42:22.000Well, he went, he's sleeping right now.
01:42:24.000He decided to leave the table and he went and just, he's napping.
01:44:38.000Michael Pepper says, enjoy your show and great guest, and my kids have, I really like your music, but can you tell me when a country has changed with just words?
01:44:49.000Oh right, like when uh, is that what you mean?
01:44:58.000So like when the left changes the definition of gender, so now gender and sex mean two different things, and what that does is it retroactively changes laws.
01:45:06.000Because they're textualists, not originalists.
01:45:08.000The law says a person cannot be discriminated on based on their gender, and they go, oh, but gender means your self-expression.
01:45:13.000And the Supreme Court goes, that's correct.
01:45:16.000Even though when the law was written, that's not what it meant.
01:45:21.000That being said, not the next song we're putting out, it's gonna be the end of February, but the next song after that, we're gonna make the same song in four different genres.
01:45:29.000And like, the goal is, same tempo, same vocal melody, but, instrumentation like I want everything to be as the same as possible but just different instruments and like you know just imagine if you replaced all the instruments in like a weekend song with like stomping on a stage and like a banjo or something that'd be cool so we want to do something like that where we write one song but in four different genres
01:45:58.000And we're doing this because, Tom McDonald pointed out, I think it's like Nicki Minaj or Megan Thee Stallion, I can't remember which one, they released eight versions of the same song, that way when they go to their fans and say, if you want to help me win, buy all of them, and each, you can buy eight songs, and that counts as eight purchases of one song on the charts, it allows one person to buy the song eight times.
01:46:39.000It used to be like, if you, if you look at old records, you see like a different version, like radio edit version, beat mix version, all these different things.
01:46:53.000Yeah, I think the issue is because it this may be the worst time for Tom McDonald to release a song because Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion are beefing.
01:47:01.000They're like trying to beat each other in the charts.
01:47:03.000So any other release week, and they steamroll right through.
01:47:12.000However, apparently, according to billboard, Uh, the three of them, Tom McDonald, Nick Minaj, and Megan Thee Stallion, are competing for number one.
01:47:53.000But if you go to iTunes, download it, sign up, whatever it is, or if you already have it, and you search for the song, Facts, F-A-C-T-S, by Tom MacDonald, featuring Ben Shapiro, buy it on iTunes.
01:48:04.000For anybody who has not purchased the song on iTunes, I can't say much more than that.
01:48:11.000I can only say, I will not be surprised if it turns out, on Tuesday, some dirty games were played to stop Tom MacDonald from succeeding and being bigger.
01:48:23.000Okay guys, Tom MacDonald mentioned how these artists will put up multiple versions of the same song.
01:48:29.000Their song then appears on the top of the charts.
01:48:31.000The reason why this is so important, it's not because Ben's rapping, it's funny, but a lot of people are like, I don't care about Ben rapping.
01:48:35.000No, it's because the satanic Music, demonic music, figuratively and literally, that they claim is the top of the charts, is not actually that popular.
01:48:45.000They don't have fans, they can, they, that, that, like, they do not have enough fans to actually compete in this regard, unless they're pulling dirty tricks.
01:48:53.000And when Tom McDonald makes a song saying, our music, like, quite literally, the song, the chorus is, we're not telling your kids to be thugs and your daughters to be hoes.
01:49:02.000We're talking about important issues, and our music and our lyrics are good, and they're trying to keep that out.
01:49:07.000The real issue is, the music industry wants to sow far-left, degenerate ideology to children, and they use dirty tricks to make it happen.
01:49:17.000And when you get someone big and popular like Tom McDonald teaming up with Ben Shapiro, and they should be number one?
01:49:23.000I can just say, don't be surprised if come Tuesday some dirty games were played.
01:49:27.000I think the music industry takes advantage of the dead internet theory.
01:49:30.000I remember looking at Katy Perry tweets, and if you go look at the comments, there's a ton of comments, but they were all fake.
01:49:36.000Clearly fake, like regurgitated the same thing, sometimes in different languages, and I think they try to present this false fame.
01:49:43.000This is how they prop up people like Biden.
01:49:46.000I believe Max Keiser made a great point, and Stacey Herbert, that when they were in Europe in 2015-2016, all they heard was Trump sucks, everybody hates him, they can't believe he's running.
01:50:02.000Then they landed in the United States, in North Carolina, and as soon as they got out and drove into the suburbs, they went, Trump's gonna win.
01:50:08.000Because they saw Trump signs and nothing else.
01:51:41.000The civil war, we say, started with Fort Sumter.
01:51:44.000If it really was about states seceding, then it was well before Fort Sumter.
01:51:50.000Before Abraham Lincoln even got inaugurated, several, I think what, seven states seceded from the union, and then four followed after Abraham Lincoln called up a mobilization to suppress the rebellion.
01:52:17.000We're not here to destroy state property or fight with you, but we're gonna start processing migrants again, and we're gonna find another way to do it.
01:52:24.000Florida State Guard says we're under orders to not allow you to do it.
01:52:28.000Some shots are fired because of- Escalation happens.
01:53:36.000Majin Sora says, if a civil war does spark, what side do you think the millions of migrants that have come here in the past few years illegally would join?
01:53:47.000They may actually just fight wherever they are.
01:53:50.000I know we've said, and many people speculate, that the Feds and Democrats will say, they don't want you here, fight for us and we'll give you citizenship.
01:53:57.000But when it comes to, like, the people in Texas, yeah, Texas is gonna say the same thing.
01:54:01.000They're gonna say, you live here, and they're attacking us.
01:54:05.000And I think every state would just say, Join up!
01:54:09.000It's also possible that, you know, especially if they're an enclave of immigrant communities, that they would be like, we're just going to defend our territory and we don't want anything to do with the rest of you, which is problematic in its own right.
01:56:02.000suburb of people who are, like, Democrat-leaning and slightly moderate, and then when they saw what was going on in their schools, lost it and helped vote in a Republican governor.
01:56:14.000Now, with the Taylor Swift psyop narrative, it is poisoning the well.
01:56:18.000So when these Republicans go to areas like Loudoun and say, what they're doing to your kids is crazy, and they go, yeah, but you guys are screaming that Taylor Swift works for the Pentagon.
01:56:29.000And so they're getting, they're like, stop, stop, stop!
01:56:32.000We're trying to win these people over.
01:56:34.000Nobody's trying to win over hardcore libs in New York City.
01:56:36.000They're trying to win over, like, 30-year-old women who are in the suburbs who aren't very political but are concerned about what's happening with their 5-year-old kids going to school and they're like, what's going on?
01:56:48.000That's something I'm worried about with like, and I think Michael Rapoport is an idiot, but like, I don't think we should say that, and I'm going to say this, I don't think we should push him away if he's going to be saying, I want to vote for Trump.
01:56:57.000Yeah, we need these people's votes to overwhelm the system.
01:57:00.000And, you know, I didn't think that day would come with Rapoport.
01:57:03.000Gandalf, Gandalf the Beast says, Tim, in new and old canon, Palpatine created the clone army and manipulated the Republic to use it, then tossed the clones to the side after the war and replaced them for stormtroopers.
01:57:37.000Because you get these, like, secular tech bros who are like, it is entirely possible that we're living in a simulation.
01:57:43.000And then my response is, so you're saying that, like, a more powerful entity than us created our universe?
01:57:48.000And you see where we're going with this?
01:57:51.000And then, you know, you got to understand, if they really do believe we're in a simulation, then it's entirely possible the Earth is only 5,000 years old.
01:57:58.000It is entirely possible that dinosaur bones were put there by God as artifacts to be discovered.
01:58:05.000It's, you know, I describe it like when you play GTA and you're going around Liberty City and there's a skyscraper.
01:58:10.000You know nobody in Liberty City in the video game actually built the skyscraper.
01:58:18.000If you believe in simulation theory, the Bible's not far-fetched.
01:58:21.000They start converting Tech Bros by being like, he is the programmer of the heavens.
01:58:25.000Well, for real though, like, because Seamus and I have talked about this, when I've talked to people about simulation theory, I'm like, my friend, I gotta stop you there.
01:58:34.000I recommend you go to some theologians, Christian philosophers and scholars, and Jewish, and even Muslim, and Buddhists, because the questions you are asking about simulation theory are like Theology 101.
01:58:48.000Did someone create us and create everything we are in?
01:58:55.000If you're asserting the most rudimentary thing that a more advanced species programmed this thing, yeah, you're basically saying that there's a god.
01:59:03.000I'm not saying there's a single Abrahamic god, because in this, it would be arguably a pantheon.
01:59:09.000Like, if I programmed a video game with a bunch of people in it, they would refer to me as their god and their creator, but I'm like, yeah, but you know, Shane's over here too, and... I recommend watching a movie, I think it's called, like, The Nines, with Ryan Reynolds and Megan McCarthy.
01:59:22.000Yeah, I don't want to spoil the movie for you, though, but it follows this general premise, so I recommend it.
01:59:27.000It's a weird movie, but, you know, check it out.
01:59:31.000If you run for office in the USA and you swear your oath to the Constitution, we take tour ring finger, your ring finger, on your left hand to prove your worth.
02:00:19.000Position yourself to understand how to use it.
02:00:22.000We talk all day about how social media is making people depressed and suicidal and destroying the fabric of society and creating postmodernists, so yeah, AI will be bad.
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