On this week's episode of the Timestamps, we discuss a new report that shows 15,000 killers, 20,000 sexual assault convicts, and 60,000 robbers are among the 80,000 who are currently at large, proving Donald Trump was correct the whole time. We also discuss the new song, "Coming Home" by Phil Labonte, and the latest election predictions from Nate Silver and Alan Lichtman.
00:00:21.00015,000 killers, 20,000 sexual assault convicts, 60,000 robbers are among the illegal immigrants that were released into this country and are currently at large, proving Donald Trump was right.
00:00:32.000We knew he was right the whole time because we pay attention to the news, but the media is acting like it's not true.
00:01:11.000We got big news about, you know, Israel reportedly killing the leader of Hezbollah.
00:01:17.000You know, I imagine most people don't care as much about foreign policy because it's less likely to affect you, but considering we're looking at World War III over here and it's right before an election, this may actually be extremely important.
00:02:16.000So here's what we're working on, right?
00:02:18.000So if you go to GetComingHome.com, you need to have iTunes, so you can buy the song on iTunes.
00:02:25.000Here's what happens the last time we release a song.
00:02:27.000We rely on streams, we rely on, you know, you guys buying the song, and then we get told, it doesn't count, and they're not going to put our songs on the charts.
00:02:40.000Here's how they say it has to work, okay?
00:02:41.000You go to iTunes, you buy the song, 99 cents.
00:02:44.000And if everybody who listens to this show buys that song, we will be the biggest song ever.
00:02:49.000And the song is about the destruction of our cities, the failure of our leaders, and what is being left behind for our veterans and our first responders.
00:04:32.000I'm the redhead of the Libertarian on X. I do outside media work here at TimCast.com, and I also host a show on X called Spaces with Josie, where I interview some of the coolest people on the planet.
00:04:41.000I just had Rob Schneider on my show this week.
00:05:26.000Immigration and Customs Enforcement's non-detained docket.
00:05:29.000ICE provided the data to Congress and the House Homeland Security Committee released it Friday, just as Vice President Kamala Harris was to land in Arizona for her first visit to the border in more than three years.
00:05:39.000It may be shocking to hear that the Biden-Harris administration is actively releasing tens of thousands of criminal, illegal aliens into our communities, but their own numbers conclusively prove this to be the case, said Rep.
00:05:52.000On social media, former President Donald Trump said the new data should force Ms.
00:05:57.000Harris to cancel her border appearance.
00:05:59.000Kamala should immediately cancel her news conference because it was just revealed 13,000 convicted murderers entered our country during her three and a half years as borders are.
00:06:09.000These numbers are absolutely nuts, but all they're doing is quantifying what we already knew.
00:06:13.000I think the really funny thing about it though is how they... I don't know how you look at this and you would agree that crime is down.
00:06:21.000No, the fact that there are criminal aliens in this country at all is inherent that there are criminals in this country and being here is illegal.
00:06:31.000Just the act of being here is illegal.
00:06:33.000I'm appreciating that talking point, getting more air time.
00:06:35.000I think I saw Nancy Mace and someone else, some other member of Congress saying the first thing they did was break the law.
00:06:45.000Yeah, and every state now is a border state, including West Virginia.
00:06:49.000Just not far from this studio that we are at in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela this year murdered a woman, turns out was also a convicted murderer in Venezuela, and then set her on fire.
00:08:44.000And I say, on the surface, you look at the jobs report, you look at the mass spending, how are they going to deal with the mass spending for Ukraine and Israel and Taiwan?
00:08:56.000They gotta bring in as many workers as possible and just flood the system because you gotta get the jobs numbers up, right?
00:09:11.000If their real goal was simply, we gotta get more workers, fast-track work visas and all of these things, they wouldn't be bringing in murderers and rapists.
00:09:22.000They'd say, no, no, no, you can leave.
00:09:23.000But the people who are going to go, you know, get jobs can stay.
00:09:27.000Well, you bring up the funding for Taiwan, Ukraine and Israel.
00:09:31.000And of course, that was a huge part of the border bill that was rejected in June.
00:09:35.000It was the majority of funding for all of these foreign things.
00:09:39.000And there was like way less funding for the border.
00:09:42.000And the funding that there was for the border, and I'm glad that, you know, you're going to be our congressman because I think you'll fight against this kind of stuff.
00:09:48.000It's like the first thing Riley does when he gets in is he just funds Israel like a hundred million dollars.
00:09:54.000But the thing is that in this bill, the funding that was for the border was for more judges and for more agents so that they could process people into the country faster.
00:10:39.000Yeah, and let's not forget there have been—and to their own admission, so who knows what the real number is—hundreds of people on the terror watch list that have made it into this country.
00:11:25.000Wasn't it Matt Gaetz that just said, I think it was yesterday or two days ago, that there's shoulder-fired missile launchers that are being- What?
00:12:10.000Yeah, but they didn't arrest the people with the... I mean, they know that there's a bunch of strike teams with shoulder-fired missiles, but they don't have them arrested, detained, stopped, prevented?
00:12:18.000How did you get those missiles over the border?
00:12:19.000I mean, it's not like a suitcase where you're like, oh, here's my missile.
00:12:23.000Like, how did they get across the border?
00:12:25.000I mean, have you guys ever been to Tijuana?
00:12:38.000Apparently there are people, because I'm hanging out in Tijuana and I'm on the beach, and you walk to the fence and there's a big hole in it.
00:12:45.000You can literally just walk through the hole.
00:12:47.000And then there's nothing on the other side.
00:12:50.000I mean, there's literally a gigantic hole in the fence that I was like, I could, you know, a fat person couldn't squeeze through it, but I could.
00:12:57.000And then if you look way down, there was one CBP guy just standing there.
00:13:00.000And I'm like, I guess if you climb through, he sees you.
00:13:02.000But what they do is they have those things that you go underwater with.
00:14:08.000The sentiment they have there is like, whatever it takes to get into the United States.
00:14:12.000Well, that's the thing about our natural rights.
00:14:14.000Everything in the Bill of Rights applies to anybody with feet on our soil.
00:14:18.000So they get in two feet on the soil, and then they're entitled to have a hearing, to be entitled to the Fifth Amendment, to be entitled to the Sixth Amendment.
00:14:28.000to be entitled to the First Amendment. So that's what's so important about them getting in here,
00:14:33.000and they get in here and they get processed and then they can go missing and they never show up
00:14:36.000for their trial four years later, you know, because that's what happens.
00:15:11.000So what they're trying to do is, in order to completely change the fabric of our country, They want to put these immigrants into these little towns in Ohio and in Pennsylvania and, you know, just install these immigrants into those places.
00:15:24.000And what that does, eventually, if they're naturalized, they go into the census, and the census is what determines the electoral college.
00:15:31.000So they're like, all right, well, these blue states are going to have more electors.
00:15:37.000And that's why that border bill that they tried to push through would have codified everything happening now and offered amnesty to all these people.
00:15:43.000That's what Elon Musk has been warning about for about a year now.
00:15:46.000So Josie, just to put a finer point on it.
00:15:52.000The apportionment of congressional districts is not made up of citizens.
00:15:56.000It is made up of residents, people, just people there, right?
00:16:01.000So it could be, you know, if you have, just like you said, massive amounts of illegal immigrants living in a... There are some congressional districts where maybe half of them can't vote.
00:16:13.000But you still get a congressional district out of it.
00:16:15.000Something also interesting with this, I actually interviewed Chip Roy on my show, and we were talking about this because he had come up with the SAFE Act.
00:16:23.000And the SAFE Act was essentially to not let illegal immigrants vote.
00:16:28.000So we were talking about that, and I had told him, and the Constitution, and under every amendment added to the Constitution about voting, which are 15, 19, 24, and 26, it all says it is the right of citizens And then they go on and they want to kind of amend the Constitution, make it the right of residence.
00:18:06.000Just like they entirely changed Title IX and all of the civil rights legislation when they changed the word woman and when they conflated biological sex with gender identity, which totally changes the entire definition of those terms.
00:19:41.000They want them to vote in local elections, local school board elections, city council elections, anything that affects them directly.
00:19:48.000But then we see like what happened in Oregon, where because of the motor voter laws, they registered, you know, I think 1,300 or something, maybe it's more than that, people who are not actually eligible to vote.
00:20:01.000They just automatically defaulted to you have a U.S.
00:20:05.000I can tell you why the SAVE Act is so important.
00:20:07.000It's because In the Constitution, or the Bill of Rights, you have the Ninth and the Tenth Amendments, and that says anything that we didn't write down in the articles, it goes to the states or to the individuals.
00:20:17.000And the founders left voting to each state.
00:20:20.000That was important to them, that how you want to vote in your state is how it's going to be.
00:20:25.000We're not going to do a uniform thing for this.
00:20:26.000And that's why there's no voting aside from the Electoral College process written into the Constitution.
00:20:33.000So they started, though, started regulating it.
00:20:35.000They did first with the 15th Amendment with the slaves, and then they're like, all right, well, women, you know, we shouldn't discriminate against them either.
00:20:40.000And they, you know, kind of kept elaborating.
00:20:41.000They gave federal power of a sense to the federal government when it came to regulating elections.
00:20:47.000So under the 9th Amendment, Early on, before any of this, there were states that were having freed slaves vote in their election.
00:20:58.000There were states that were having women vote in their elections.
00:21:03.000So now they're at a point where the states are like, well, it is our right, you know, because we agree with states' rights when we want to.
00:21:12.000If we want to have illegals vote in our elections, then hey, we can do that.
00:21:15.000And you know, they technically can under the founders, but there is precedent now for the federal government to regulate states when it comes to something huge like that, and as they kind of already did with putting citizens in each of the voting amendments.
00:21:34.000I'm about as strong a state's rights guy as you can find, but I still think that if it's a federal election, there probably has to be federal guidelines on who's allowed to vote.
00:21:45.000In the end of the day, what all of this is doing, whether it's California giving them a driver's license, health care, or whatever else, it's the erosion of what it means to be a citizen.
00:21:58.000Literally, what can you do as a citizen that a resident cannot?
00:22:02.000That list grows smaller and smaller and smaller.
00:22:14.000If you're here illegally, it's like – a lot of – the left always says, oh, illegal immigrants, they pay their taxes and when they buy stuff, but they're not going to file because they're going to get deported.
00:22:25.000So essentially the rights that you have, the difference in between somebody who's a resident here and a citizen is continually shrinking, which, I mean, erodes literally kind of the sanctity of citizenship in a country which it comes with
00:22:40.000rights but also comes with responsibilities like you just talked about like taxes
00:22:44.000right kind of civic duty some things that are supposed to come along with
00:22:48.000rights it's rights and responsibilities but you know those things are kind of set
00:22:52.000aside with all these giveaways that were and you saw in California here
00:22:56.000recently they're gonna have a hundred fifty thousand dollar giveaway I got vetoed
00:23:00.000but a hundred fifty thousand dollar giveaway on first-time homebuyers for
00:23:04.000people are here illegally it's like okay if they came out and they
00:23:08.000said permanent residents who are non-citizens we're gonna give you a house
00:23:11.000I'd still be like oh wow that's crazy what about citizens no it's illegal
00:23:15.000immigrants yeah what did what is it was it common or is a Pelosi I think was Pelosi
00:23:19.000and she's like well people want the American dream yeah
00:23:22.000It's like, yeah, people who were born here... And keep in mind, too, I spent the first 35 years of my life in California.
00:23:28.000Over half of my friends that I grew up with have never bought a house because in California it is so cost prohibitive they just simply can't do it.
00:23:39.000And that's what most people born in California end up doing.
00:23:43.000But my point is, if you're going to turn around as you have all of the domestic-born population fleeing to cheaper pastures, and then you're going to offer a $150,000 forgivable loan or whatever you want to classify it as to allow illegal immigrants to purchase homes, that's unbelievably unjust.
00:24:19.000Yeah, it's not just with mortgages either though, it's with rental income.
00:24:22.000Like I was reading about, you know, the recent kerfuffle over Springfield, Ohio, which a lot of people were talking about, nobody had ever heard of before really, but including myself, you know, I never paid attention really to Springfield, Ohio.
00:24:35.000I was reading about it, and in a lot of cases what happens is the illegal migrants are illegal aliens, criminal aliens, what are we coming up with?
00:24:52.000These are people who came in on Joe Biden, Kamala Harris's parole program, primarily from, you know, Haiti, Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua.
00:24:59.000What happens is, as part of that program and as part of their temporary protected status, they get all of this money for housing.
00:25:06.000So they come to landlords, building managers, and they say, I have all this money for housing.
00:25:11.000So all of the rents jack up to meet that.
00:25:14.000So people are paying like $3,000 a month for apartments in Springfield, Ohio.
00:25:19.000And then you have some landlords who are saying, okay, well, since I know that if you pay $3,000 a month, you're going to cram 20 people in this apartment.
00:25:27.000I'm now going to charge you per person."
00:25:29.000So they're charging rent per person in these apartments, making it very difficult for people who just want to live without being crammed into an apartment with 30 different, you know, people.
00:26:42.000I want to give a quick shout out to Thomas Massey, who absolutely nailed it on this prediction that the SAVE Act would ultimately be dumped by Speaker Mike Johnson.
00:26:54.000They ended up with a continuing resolution, I think it's called, to continue the spending for another couple months, and they allow the elections to still be basically wide open.
00:28:52.000Well, the other thing, too, that's part of the border problem is that we are not seeing people come in who want to be Americans.
00:29:02.000We're seeing people come in who want to take what Americans have or take from the government or create their own enclaves.
00:29:11.000At the height of immigration, when it was Ellis Island and it was like that great age of immigration and all of that stuff, even when you had a million people come in, Which I think the highest year was a little over a million.
00:29:29.000You had people who were coming in who wanted to be American, and the people who came in and didn't like it and didn't want to be American, they went home.
00:29:37.000We no longer have a situation where you – we do not have the ruling class saying, Come in, be American, you know?
00:29:46.000Send your kids to public schools, learn how great America is, assimilate.
00:29:52.000We now have a situation where people hate the concept of telling people to give up their culture and become American.
00:30:00.000And if that's what we had, if we had two million people coming in saying, like, I want to be American, I want to learn about America, I want to be a patriot, that would still be way too many people.
00:30:11.000But it would at least be people who wanted to integrate into the fabric of our life, and that is not what we have.
00:30:19.000The ruling class hates our culture and doesn't want it, and doesn't want anyone to be part of it, and wants to overturn it.
00:30:25.000So it's not just that they want to destroy the borders, they want to destroy the culture that we have created.
00:30:30.000Real quick, I just want to freak everybody out.
00:31:24.000So the reason why the powers that be want more immigrants in here, because what that does, that waters down people who believe in the American values, which are the Bill of Rights, which are the Constitution, which are, you know, kind of our founding principles.
00:31:37.000And once they have people that aren't going to die for their country, they're going to die to get, you know, like into the country maybe, but they're not going to die for the principles of America.
00:31:48.000Then they're able to kind of change the Constitution.
00:31:50.000They're able to get those votes to change the Constitution, to amend the Constitution, and get rid of the Bill of Rights, and pass laws that nobody's going to fight against, and going to assimilation.
00:32:00.000People were assimilating with their values, but they were still able to... We had Little Italy.
00:32:17.000I mean, what we're doing now is we're essentially treating this country like an economic free trade zone.
00:32:24.000And if you want to come here and work illegally and undercut the wages of hardworking Americans, The corporate elites are more than happy to give you a job.
00:32:36.000There's a reason why E-Verify passed a very, very long time ago.
00:32:41.000And in many states, they've not been able to implement it.
00:32:47.000We don't have E-Verify in West Virginia.
00:32:49.000It got killed by Chamber of Commerce and these other guys.
00:32:52.000E-Verify—oh, it's so costly to business, we can't—that's bullcrap.
00:32:59.000To verify that somebody is legally working in this country should be one of those, in the category of citizens' rights, things that we should be doing.
00:33:10.000If we're just in the economic free trade zone, then what's the point of all this?
00:33:33.000So I think that is the other reason that it's a bigger challenge for migrants or illegal immigrants or legal immigrants to assimilate to our culture because there's a lot of dispute, just domestically, as to what that culture is.
00:36:07.000So our whole cultural identity is disappearing into, you know, ugliness and kind of like not knowing if you're a boy or a girl and just this this kind of blob of just it was a melting pot and now it's like all the stuff got mixed together in the melting pot where it's not its own little gray goo.
00:37:21.000Yeah. If you look at the old masonry structures.
00:37:24.000And now you look, there's this building that sometimes comes up on my Instagram, which randomly I look at Instagram to like relax, which is, I think it's because it's like all architecture and art and stuff on my Instagram.
00:37:36.000But there's this building that's right on Central Park South.
00:38:27.000We don't have the trades that do that kind of work.
00:38:31.000We have these big unions that do glass and steel and engineering.
00:38:36.000And there's certainly some beautiful things you can do with that, but it's nothing compared to what we used to build and the way that we used to I want to jump to this story.
00:38:47.000This is CNBC bringing up Alan Lichtman's prediction that Harris will beat Donald Trump.
00:38:54.000Now, this story came out September 5th, and since then, Nate Silver has had wildly different predictions.
00:39:00.000And just recently, Alan Lichtman and Nate Silver got into it on X. This is very interesting because it looks like, I'm going to say this right at the beginning so we don't bury the lead.
00:39:39.000Let me show you what they're saying, and then we'll get into why Trump's gonna win.
00:39:42.000Lickman says Nate Silver has finally seen the light.
00:39:45.000Weeks after I predicted a Harris victory, he has come down from a two-third probability of a Trump victory to a 58% probability of a Harris victory.
00:39:54.000Nate Silver says the funny thing is, if you actually apply his keys correctly based on how he's applied them in the past, they predict a Trump victory.
00:40:52.000Because when you look at the keys to the White House, which we've got right here, I'm going to go through them as quick as I can, because we do this periodically, and we're going to ask the panel about this, and you guys watching at home live, get your superchats in, and then we'll see what people think.
00:41:53.000Harris was put in, Dean Phillips, RFK Jr.
00:41:57.000There were many people who were, like Marianne Williamson, but he said, no serious.
00:42:03.000The only reason it wasn't serious is because the Democratic Party used their lawfare to destroy the candidates who were pushing back against Biden.
00:42:54.000We've technically been in a recession for a while.
00:42:56.000Chief Economist for Bloomberg, I think it was, said that based on these indicators, we use a conservative model of determining when we're in a recession, but based on where we're at now, this is a recession.
00:43:06.000Yeah, they've changed the definition of the word recession.
00:43:08.000It used to be two back-to-back quarters of minus 1.5.
00:43:11.000Not to mention, we've got this from Postmillennial, Big Lots is shuttering 350 stores, and I know you guys I'm glad you're sitting down for this, because I'm worried about you when I tell you this, but Hooters shut down 40 locations.
00:43:56.000I think based on the metrics, based on the fact that you can go around asking everybody, the prices are really high, what do you guys think?
00:44:02.000So the Fed has acted, right, to try to throttle inflation for one, right?
00:44:07.000That's why we have interest rate hikes all over the place, which has made the real estate market tight, which has then made everything else tight, because real estate is usually a leading indicator out there as it relates to the economy.
00:44:18.000So yes, I mean, and not to mention we hit the inverted yield curve a few years back when this whole thing started kicking off with Biden.
00:44:26.000So all the indicators have been there.
00:44:29.000We've had two negative quarters in terms of, or not negative, but smaller quarters in terms of growth for GDP.
00:44:39.000Which, yes, all those things indicate... And also, your rate of income growth has not exceeded the actual inflation rate, so in fact people are getting poorer in real terms, and I think that's what matters most.
00:45:42.000You even had Joe Biden recently saying that Kamala Harris had been involved in every decision he's made and that she was involved in everything foreign and domestic policy.
00:45:52.000She said she was in the room as it related to Abby Gate in Afghanistan.
00:45:56.000She was the last one in the room for that.
00:46:15.000There is no sustained social unrest during the term.
00:46:17.000We have had ongoing anti-Israel protests on the campuses.
00:46:21.000It's going on for over a year, and it just happened again the other day.
00:46:24.000Well, it happened in protest of Netanyahu in New York.
00:46:28.000And of course, you can't forget that that followed directly the BLM protests in 2020 that continued, you know, through the election, that there were a lot of There's been a lot of civil unrest for years, and it's not just civil unrest on the left.
00:47:24.000Let me just start by saying, Abbey Gate was like four scandals in one.
00:47:29.000The failure of the Afghanistan withdrawal is a massive failure, was a major scandal.
00:47:34.000They gave up Bagram Air Force Base in the middle of the night, abandoned the Afghan security forces.
00:47:39.000These guys were landing helicopters and running and fleeing.
00:47:42.000The Taliban comes and seizes all the weapons.
00:47:44.000Regular Afghani citizens were raiding and looting Bagram Air Force Base.
00:47:50.000On top of all of this, 13 American servicemen and women were killed in a bombing, and that's still just one scandal, right?
00:48:00.000And then, when they were bringing the bodies home, Joe Biden checks his watch, and the media lies about it.
00:48:06.000The Abbeygate scandals, and then the scandal continues, in which the families invite Trump to Arlington Cemetery, he agrees to come, and then the media and the Democrats attack Donald Trump, and then all the families, one by one, start coming out and saying, we invited you, you didn't come, this is your fault.
00:48:25.000And that's just a chain of events in numerous scandals stemming from the Afghan withdrawal scandal.
00:48:30.000When the Afghan withdrawal botch happened, that's when Joe Biden's approval rating actually started going down.
00:50:30.000And then if we want to be nice and go back and look at number 8 for social unrest, and we want to look at short-term economy, Trump's got 9.
00:52:04.000Gallup asks people, what is the most important problem in the country?
00:52:07.000They then show the issues mentioned as the most important problem.
00:52:11.000In 2020, COVID-19 was considered the most important problem, and when asked, majority of people favored the Democrats on the most important problem.
00:52:49.000But the popular vote, we gotta bank popular votes because if he can get over the hump on the popular vote too, then it's gonna be harder for them to delegitimize the election just like we did in 2016.
00:53:17.000Yeah, Wyoming was the only one ahead of us.
00:53:20.000To go back to the litmus test that basically decides the outcomes of this predicted model, for me, my biggest concern is the escalatory trap that we're in with Russia.
00:53:31.000So for people like me that are paying attention, the obvious answer to who is most likely to de-escalate it is Donald Trump.
00:53:39.000So, I think that you go down the line of important questions like that for people like, what's your highest priority?
00:53:44.000I think you're going to get, as they said, a five-point lead.
00:53:46.000I'm surprised it's not higher, to be honest, for Donald Trump.
00:53:49.000Oh, dude, this Israel stuff right now is freaking me out.
00:54:10.000Biden said, they eventually said, apparently, that Ukraine was not to use the new long-range weapons that were sent to go deep into Russia, which I thought was interesting.
00:54:22.000But he also said he would never give them F-16s, and he did.
00:56:18.000Yeah, that's them knocking, that's them intercepting everything in mid-flight.
00:56:22.000That's crazy, man. And so this stuff's been going on, what, like non-stop for decades basically, or what?
00:56:33.000Well, it's escalated tremendously as of late.
00:56:37.000They took out the lead diplomat for Hamas in that Tehran strike, and now, allegedly, the reports are that they took out the leader of Hezbollah within the past few hours.
00:56:52.000No love lost for any of these people, but I'm just saying, from my vantage point, the fact that we are arming and funding one side very heavily, and they seem to be taking pretty extreme measures to go after their enemies, I'm very concerned that the U.S.
00:57:06.000military will also get kind of sucked into this conflict.
00:58:39.000I also find it confusing why we're not helping, like, there's three Americans who were imprisoned for allegedly attempting a coup in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and I don't know why we're not helping those guys.
00:58:52.000It was like three guys- Well, if they tried to overthrow the government of Congo, should we help them?
00:58:58.000It was an allegation, and there's not really evidence that that was their intention.
00:59:02.000I'm saying you would think that they probably know.
00:59:06.000They were college kids who went with their friend to the Congo to visit their dad.
00:59:11.000On the subject of Israel, I'm curious, your thoughts?
00:59:14.000One of the things to keep in mind here, and a long time ago I worked on the Hill, too, Pervy to, at one time, a little more intelligence than I am now, which I'll probably have access to again here soon.
00:59:28.000But a lot of the guys and the bad guys that they're dealing with, Hezbollah, Hamas, whoever it is, Every time they say, death to Israel, what's the next word out of their mouth?
01:01:22.000To be fair, the best argument I've heard for Ukraine is that we do have a treaty with them that stated if they were to be invaded, we would come to the defense.
01:01:28.000It's not a treaty, it's just a memo from 1992.
01:01:36.000And that's why I'm typically... Oh, then it's just a piece of paper.
01:01:39.000But that's why I'm still pretty much, we shouldn't be involved, but that's the best argument I've heard, is that we said, you get rid of the nuclear weapons, we will defend you, and then we were like, later suckers.
01:01:49.000We said, yeah, give up your nukes and we'll protect you.
01:01:53.000Which, by the way, is like the worst incentive ever, because we did that with the Libyans.
01:01:58.000Like, yeah, hey, how'd that work out for Qaddafi?
01:02:04.000We killed Gaddafi right when he was really boosting the African continent and bringing everybody together for manufacturing and all of these things.
01:02:14.000Yeah, he was going to do all of that stuff for Africa and lift the continent up.
01:02:19.000My point is, I would appreciate if people could articulate an actual reason why they think Ukraine no funding, Israel yes funding, and then Taiwan's never even mentioned.
01:02:28.000And I think you could make the argument, like I said, we've had a long-standing relationship with Israel to help them defend themselves from the onslaught they've been receiving from these neighboring nations.
01:02:37.000And it's an ongoing act of conflict over, what are we doing, 70 some odd years?
01:02:41.000And Ukraine is, the Soviet Union collapsed in the beginning of the 90s.
01:03:24.000But to that, the issue of Israel is quite a bit different because we're not talking about like territorial gains, we're talking about like extermination of a country that is aligned with us as it relates to anti-terrorism activities and things like that.
01:03:38.000So, you know, Trump comes in, you got Ukraine, Russia, and right now there could very easily be, you keep Crimea, you've got a naval base there and a massive industrial port.
01:03:49.000The Donbass, we're not going to let that go.
01:05:31.000It's funny because Ben Shapiro brought this up and I think it's a terrible, it's a real argument that's actually not a bad argument, but it's a terrible prospect.
01:05:39.000He said that if we do not provide the support to Israel and they go Samson option and launch a nuke, like World War III, we don't want that.
01:06:16.000Well, I think at minimum there needs to be a phase-out into them being their own autonomous nation that no longer takes aid from us.
01:06:21.000But I apply this principle to every country all over the world.
01:06:24.000I don't think that if you aren't able to exist without America being your benefactor in perpetuity, That's a problem that you need to figure out at some point, and it has to stop.
01:06:49.000I just apply the same principle across the board.
01:06:53.000same thing with Taiwan. Like it's got to figure out its own security at
01:06:58.000some point or it has to negotiate some sort of agreement with China where they
01:07:02.000either bring them in or they allow them to have their full independence. So I
01:07:05.000think that the the same rule applies. What I don't like is when—and I like you
01:07:10.000a lot and I hope you end up in Congress—but I will say I don't like when
01:07:13.000people argue that Israel has in fact benefited us in terms of foreign policy.
01:07:19.000I'd like to hear that argument laid out more explicitly in that.
01:07:23.000From my vantage point, after the Clean Break document in the mid-90s, all of the wars that we fought in the global war on terror seemed to have been to the benefit To the detriment of Israel and very much to the detriment of not just the American people, but most importantly, American soldiers.
01:07:39.000That is where I find it to be most wrong.
01:07:42.000I think that Israel is basically a large pro-West American weapons manufacturer.
01:07:52.000The liberal economic order comes into existence around the same time that, you know, Israel is basically, you've got, well, the liberal economic order came a little bit before.
01:08:02.000But the Israel-Palestine stuff started erupting, I think, like 10 years later.
01:08:05.000So you have the... After World War II, all these, you know, world leaders are like, we don't want World War III to happen.
01:08:11.000If World War III happens with nuclear bombs now, it's game over, man.
01:08:24.000The Council on Foreign Relations brags about the machine they've built.
01:08:26.000And so when it comes to the Middle East, Iraq and Afghanistan, Gaddafi, what are the big talking points there?
01:08:33.000Saddam Hussein wanted to do trading outside of the petrodollar, Gaddafi wanted to do trading outside of the petrodollar, Gaddafi wanted to create an African Union, he wanted to bring a bunch of countries together and strengthen, much like BRICS, and so we came, we saw, he died.
01:08:54.000to have this hub of operations that allows them intelligence in a region they are trying to disrupt, and long have been, you know, the Mujahideen in Afghanistan, the United States, then you've got issues— I think the premise is flawed, though, because has that disruption throughout the Middle East been to our benefit, or has it created a sustained peace in the Middle East?
01:09:53.000They think that Israel controls the United States.
01:09:55.000And I'm like, I think it's much the other way around.
01:09:57.000I think the United States has vested interests in the operations in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
01:10:04.000There is a large conflict going on for decades over getting cheap energy into Europe to expand the European economic bloc because we're competing with the BRICS nations, which are now getting stronger and rising in power.
01:10:15.000So I think The principal reason why the U.S.
01:10:18.000is so hell-bent on Israel, yeah, we're trying to basically flatten the Middle East, and it's Iran, specifically.
01:10:26.000Well, we give so much money to Middle Eastern countries.
01:10:30.000You know, Ukraine, of course, is the top.
01:10:59.000But it's so crazy that we're giving so much money to places that are not our allies, where you have people chanting, death to America, in the streets.
01:11:07.000In my opinion, is that the reason that they give these large sums of money to these nations actually goes into what Trump was doing in negotiating peace between Israel and those enemy nations.
01:11:19.000Is that, yeah, you're right, they're not our allies.
01:11:21.000We were buying their go along with Israel.
01:11:25.000Like that's really what we were witnessing, and I don't support that.
01:11:28.000The strategy of giving U.S. dollars to these countries is to get them to use the dollars.
01:11:42.000And so remember, that money to Egypt, which is, if I remember correctly, just over a billion
01:11:46.000dollars a year, that came in after Sadat cut the deal with the Israelis.
01:11:53.000And back when we weren't giving any foreign aid to Israel, remember you had Yom Kippur, Seven Days War, I mean, and it was Nixon that came in and was like, They're either going to be gone, or we're going to jump in here, or we're going to do something.
01:12:07.000But my point about Israel, in terms of our cooperation, is the intelligence sharing is helpful.
01:12:17.000And just from a cultural standpoint, I'm just going to say this, is I would much rather have these culturally very significant Christian places in the hands of the Israelis than Hezbollah or Hamas.
01:12:32.000Why does it matter, do you think, in terms of like… I don't think Hamas is going to give me a visa to visit the Holy Sepulcher.
01:12:44.000I mean, the UN just recently put together a thing where they were saying to get rid of all the Jews in certain parts of Jerusalem.
01:12:50.000I mean, this is the problem with creating a nation out of whole cloth, which is essentially what happened in 48.
01:12:56.000And now, because of that, you have a people that have a very different cultural framework that are surrounded by people that don't like them.
01:13:04.000And it's going to be an issue until there's some sort of catastrophic resolution, is what it appears like.
01:13:09.000The problem is that it seems as if we are edging ever closer to that catastrophic resolution as opposed to a peaceful one.
01:13:16.000And you asked me to start off this whole segment, what would I do?
01:13:20.000I think that ultimately the main reason that Israel is able to behave in the way that it has as of late—taking out, like, doing, you know, head-of-the-snake strikes in Tehran, I mean, in the capital of Iran, doing it against the leader of Hezbollah just a few hours ago—is that they know that we are the big guy on the block, and we are going to have their back.
01:13:40.000And unless you actually signal that there is a limiting principle to our allyship, well then they have no reason to ever go to the negotiating table and treat their neighbors with any sort of respect either.
01:14:07.000I mean, we give Israel funding, but now Lebanon's been firing rockets at Israel endlessly since October 7th, and long before that as well, and now Israel is firing back.
01:14:17.000And I just want to make clear, it's Hezbollah, and Lebanon itself used to be a very peaceful country when it was run by Maronite Christians not that long ago.
01:14:30.000What has happened is there's funding on the other side.
01:14:42.000They're funding conflicts all over that region.
01:14:47.000And to bring it full circle, President Trump was the only guy who was able to come in with the Abrams Accords and get Arab nations to recognize Israel and actually try to bring peace to the extent you can.
01:15:00.000The Iranians aren't going to come to the fold of that.
01:15:02.000Obviously, there's a Shia-Sunni split in between those Arab nations and this Persian nation that happens to be Shia over there in Iran.
01:15:10.000But at least you could have some counterbalance there where it's not some tiny little nation of Israel on its own and have some type of alignment with the greater Arab world in that region, which I think actually would have made it a lot safer.
01:15:24.000And then the Biden administration just basically did nothing and left the whole Saudi part of it on the table.
01:15:30.000And he should have got a Nobel Peace Prize for it.
01:15:32.000I mean, Obama got one just for being elected.
01:17:21.000Yeah, I mean, she's fighting against the oppression of women in Iran, promoting human rights.
01:17:25.000You know what's interesting about fighting against the oppression of women in Iran is you've had a lot of women who are Muslim who live in Oppressive countries who are forced to wear certain types of clothing, forced to do head coverings and all like that.
01:17:40.000And they're always like, where are the American feminists?
01:17:42.000Where are the Western feminists trying to help us overthrow our oppressors so that we can live in a free way?
01:17:50.000And the American and Western feminists are like, oh, that's just your culture.
01:18:21.000It's the Bureau of Investigative Journalism estimated between 380 to 801 civilians, including 64 to 116 children, killed in drone strikes in Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia between 2009 and 2016.
01:18:34.000Which seems like a conservative estimate.
01:19:18.000I'm going to say this because my opinion on that is the Obama administration intentionally targeted a civilian restaurant to kill Abdulrahman Al-Awlaki to send a message to terrorists that the United States will murder your children if you stand against us.
01:20:20.000Just to go back to the Ukraine example, contrasting that with the Israeli relationship, I view it very much the same way.
01:20:26.000Trump's proposal mirrors mine when it comes to what I was talking about with Israel is that the only way you're going to get Zelensky to the negotiating table is when you When you actually tell him, there is a limit to the aid that you will receive.
01:20:37.000There is a limit to the munitions you will receive.
01:20:39.000Trump is saying that, and you look at Zelensky walking behind him today, and going up to the podium, he looks like a beaten dog.
01:20:57.000Ukraine and Russia's conflict is over primarily access to the Crimean Peninsula, and where Russia has their naval base at the home of their Black Sea fleet, a massive industrial port, and they had a bridge going from Russia into Crimea and it got bombed.
01:21:15.000It's exactly why Russia wants the Donbass and the regions going into Kremlin.
01:21:20.000And a lot of people are like, he can build on the Black Sea anywhere, and it's like, he's not going to give up a multi-hundred million dollar industrial center and port where his navy currently is, and just say, here you go, NATO, you can have it.
01:21:32.000That being said, those negotiations can happen.
01:22:26.000And I mean, this is why we've seen decades and decades of, you know, very high level diplomacy trying to seek peace.
01:22:33.000The issue is that I think that simultaneously there are financial interests, particularly the military industrial complex in America, that benefits tremendously by there being continued warfare.
01:22:42.000So I don't think that— That is the purpose of it!
01:22:44.000Yeah, well I agree, but my point is, I think that there's this argument that we cannot find peace.
01:22:50.000My argument is that peace is very challenging, however, I think that there are financial imperatives domestically that make it basically impossible.
01:22:56.000I'm going to tell you one thing that's really interesting, is that 20% of the population of Israel is Arab.
01:24:30.000Wouldn't they go back to the land they claim to be theirs?
01:24:33.000And then when they find, I don't know, like a little old Jewish lady living there, how does that go down?
01:24:37.000I think we saw what goes down on October 7th.
01:24:39.000The issue is that you see the inverse of that when it comes to Gaza, when it comes to people that are in their properties also being purged because of settler activity from the Israelis.
01:25:26.000You guys are fighting all the time, you've got land disputes between your own borders, West Bank, you haven't figured it out, so we're out.
01:25:33.000What, in like a year, Israel is just flattened?
01:25:37.000I mean, Israel is a legit military, and I do believe they have nuclear weapons, so I find it very hard to believe that they would just be conquered.
01:25:46.000But then, I mean— Their enemies don't have nukes.
01:26:38.000And so that's why I said I feel like we're entrenched, because if we say we're done, then it is... Look, my fear is I don't want to see Israel wiped out.
01:27:11.000But there's another risk that Maintaining this current trajectory leads us towards continuing escalations, keeping in mind that Iran is also allied with Russia.
01:27:20.000We're already in a very significant proxy war with Russia through Ukraine.
01:28:07.000And you remember they were screaming, oh, when he moves the embassy to Jerusalem, it's going to be another intifada, things are going to go crazy.
01:28:15.000Because when other nations in the world see strength, right, and you can negotiate peace from a point of strength, I mean, it says something.
01:28:23.000When China said to Blinken, you are not negotiating from a position of strength, I'm like, holy crap.
01:28:51.000I'm sure y'all have seen it, but where Trump's negotiating with the head of the Taliban and says, I don't want one hair on any American's head to be harmed.
01:29:04.000But if you harm one hair on the head of any American service member and he pulls out a picture of the guy's house, And says, I'm gonna kill you.
01:29:17.000He said, do not harm a hair, and then he pulled out a picture of the guy's house, and the guy looked at it and said, why are you showing me a picture of my house?
01:29:22.000And he said, you'll have to figure that one out.
01:29:56.000However, if you look at the two assailants that actually were responsible for the two first attacks, do they strike you as in the employ of Iran?
01:32:16.000So per the Constitution, Article 4, Section 4 of the Constitution says that the federal government's responsibility is to protect the states from invasion.
01:32:24.000And that's really, you know, the war clause.
01:32:30.000But question, is there any circumstance in which you think it is justified for Congress to declare war on a foreign nation, say, in the Middle East and send U.S.
01:32:41.000If it could be proven that in fact they were responsible for bringing in shoulder fire missiles to try and take out Donald Trump, that can't go without a response.
01:32:57.000And I'm not trusting them for the record.
01:32:59.000Let's say Clint stumbles upon, you know, absolute proof, whatever it may be, that Iran is making attempts on Trump's life and bringing in missiles and assassination teams.
01:33:12.000You would say definitive—like, if you knew definitively they were doing it, you'd say, we have to declare war?
01:33:17.000I don't know if I would say declare war, but certainly I would say there has to be a consequence, if that means surgical strikes on the leadership of Iran, something to that effect.
01:33:48.000I do not believe a nation can stand its treaties can be valued if they allow their leader to be killed by an adversary and they do nothing.
01:34:48.000That would qualify under Article 4, Section 4.
01:34:52.000And this is what I'm deeply worried about, because after the first attempt on Trump's life, they immediately come out and say, oh, by the way, Iran's trying to kill Trump.
01:34:58.000And if that bullet had been a millimeter...
01:35:00.000You know, closer, we would be in a full-scale mass mobilization, absolute constitutional crisis.
01:35:42.000You know, Merrick Garland did that Iranian malign influence campaign press conference, and they're just, they're like, Iran is doing these things, man.
01:35:50.000And I gotta tell you, I don't think Iran is not doing these things, but I do think there's selective prosecution, right?
01:35:56.000I think China is probably doing similar things.
01:36:01.000Iran absolutely wants revenge on Trump for the killing of Soleimani, and they've publicly said as much.
01:36:07.000And so to hear these stories, I'm kind of like, you know, I don't trust the DOJ.
01:36:11.000But this aligns with their goals, and it probably is true, but it also probably means there's other things going on they're not telling you about.
01:36:17.000Yeah, and why are they allowing, like, if they have intel that these teams are on the ground, and that's it?
01:36:35.000If it happens, people will be like, we know who did it, we know why it happened.
01:36:39.000But more importantly, Already people are saying the fact that this guy, this Pakistani national with ties to Iran, was organizing the assassination of Trump, and we've had two attempts, the fact that Trump is already locked down, he said he's surrounded by more guards and cops than he's ever been surrounded by, it's already an act of war against us.
01:36:57.000We have to make sure that we know who's responsible.
01:36:59.000This is my whole issue with Trump's loud proclamations that, like, we will take out one of your major cities if this continues or if this is successful.
01:37:09.000They have to know that that'll be a response.
01:37:11.000And I'm like, Trump, you are giving the deep state, who is, as far as I'm concerned, equally probable to be responsible for one or both of those attacks that have already occurred on you.
01:37:22.000You're now priming your base to then support a war against Iran when in fact it was your own government that took you out.
01:37:29.000Just be very cautious with any declaratory statements.
01:37:33.000I would say this, I entertain the possibility that there are official elements that want Trump to lose his life and have said as much as it pertains to the Butler PA incident because You know, look, the Feds announced they arrest this guy on July 12th, who was organizing the assassination on Donald Trump.
01:37:51.000He said he was offering up to a million bucks.
01:37:53.000A day later, Secret Service had been informed of this plan.
01:37:56.000They said that they were going to increase their security.
01:37:58.000A day later, Secret Service stands down.
01:38:00.000And I don't mean that, I'm not being cute, I'm not being sarcastic, I'm not being hyperbolic.
01:38:04.000They literally, in every instance, when they identified Crooks as a threat, they stood down.
01:38:09.000When Trump was in the holding, that's what they do, they keep Trump in a special area to make sure they clear the threats, they said not, let him out anyway.
01:38:17.000When they were told by the local law enforcement four days in advance to put counter-snipers up on the rooftop, they stood down.
01:38:23.000When the Secret Service saw, 27 minutes in advance, they saw this guy Crooks identified as a threat, stood down.
01:38:30.000A law enforcement were running full speed towards the AGR building with their guns drawn.
01:38:34.000They did nothing every single time they stood down.
01:38:38.000That being said, we can talk about the Butler PA incident quite a bit.
01:38:43.000You do have Iran publicly declaring their intention to do this.
01:38:46.000And so, I think Iran is trying to go after Trump.
01:38:52.000And to bring it a little bit full circle, there's nobody out there that has more intelligence on what's going on inside of Iran than Israel.
01:39:42.000Honestly, I was supposed to speak, he was supposed to speak, and they're like, you guys just come in, you know, do a podcast thing and just have fun, you know, so we're just...
01:40:44.000Someone made a good point a while ago on the Super Chits.
01:40:46.000They said that no numbers should be released at all until all mail votes are counted first.
01:40:52.000So if they want to say mail-in votes are going to be counted later because it takes too long, okay, we're going to withhold all of our numbers until you count mail-in votes, then we're going to release them.
01:40:59.000That way they can't do any games where they find votes.
01:41:03.000All right, Jason Swank says, last night you spoke about Helene.
01:41:07.000Tomorrow is the two-year anniversary of Ian, a Category 5 hurricane.
01:41:10.000I was in the eye wall winds for nine hours that day.
01:41:52.000So, I'm still in West Virginia, because poker is regulated by the Lottery Commission, but Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Magic the Gathering are not, despite the law saying card games cannot be played, cannot be hosted, and you cannot make wagers against them to win cash or cash-valued prizes.
01:42:10.000So the law literally says Pokemon, Magic, and Yu-Gi-Oh, and Lorkana, which is Disney's, illegal.
01:42:16.000Yet all over West Virginia, children are playing card games for money.
01:42:21.000They put money down, they sit down, they play a card game, and then they win cash.
01:42:25.000And so when I called, at first I talked to A.G.
01:42:27.000Morrissey, and he just, I don't want to put words in his mouth, but he said, interesting, well, like, if you're going to go a legislative route, if you're going to go a lawsuit, we'll see what happens when it happens.
01:42:38.000Because one of the plans was first, let's just get legislation, where we can talk to a local rep and be like, let's just draw it up.
01:42:45.000It really is hard, because you have to define... I think the end result is going to be there may be a period where poker becomes legal pending litigation, and then litigation changes the shape of how poker is in the state.
01:42:57.000But I called the Lottery Commission, and I was like, I need to speak with somebody who's in charge, and I got this guy.
01:43:03.000I said, I had a question that I'm trying to understand.
01:43:07.000There are card shops all over the state.
01:43:10.000Where children and adults will play card games for money.
01:43:14.000They'll wager money, play a card game, and try and win money.
01:43:17.000That, my understanding, is illegal under West Virginia law.
01:43:20.000And I was told those are collectible card games.
01:44:52.000and Virginia, you are not getting anything done in those states.
01:44:55.000You're going to need billions of dollars, West Virginia, but it was too difficult.
01:44:58.000And the challenge was rake and, you know, are you allowed to take rake or time rake?
01:45:04.000Is it going to have to be private memberships?
01:45:05.000If we draft legislation, it's going to get bogged down, waste everybody's time.
01:45:09.000And so then just recently I said, let's go lawsuit.
01:45:12.000Because now what I'm going to say is that the state either has to ban Pokemon or deregulate poker.
01:45:20.000Poker right now can only be played in one of five historical hotels, of which only, I think, four actually have poker rooms.
01:45:27.000So you've got Charlestown Races, Mardi Gras, then you've got, I think, in the Western Panhandle, the Northwestern Panhandle, whatever you call it, and then there's the Greenbrier, but they got rid of it.
01:45:38.000My understanding is there's not even a poker room there anymore.
01:45:51.000If they go against you and they end up banning Pokemon, you're gonna have a bunch of 15-year-olds that hate your guts.
01:45:56.000No, I don't think it's politically possible for the AG and the Lottery Commission to stand up and publicly announce they will be banning Pokemon.
01:46:08.000I don't know anything about poker, but your wizard game made me start to understand it.
01:46:12.000You've explained it to me like I'm a fictional character.
01:47:01.000And then it ends with whoever has the best debate team wins the debate and gets all the followers.
01:47:05.000So this is, at its core, literally just Texas Hold'em.
01:47:08.000However, what we're doing is Collectible cards.
01:47:11.000So there's going to be a golden God Emperor Trump card.
01:47:14.000He's basically the ace of the right, and it'll be foil, and he'll be held.
01:47:17.000And we're allowed to do, anyone who's been a politician, we have the right to use their name and likeness.
01:47:21.000For everybody else, we'll do gag names.
01:47:23.000However, the game is actually meant to be a customizable expansion on what poker is, and it's meant to be played not necessarily for money, just with followers and for fun.
01:47:43.000Right, so, you know, in poker if you have a pair of sixes, if you have a six and a six, you have a pair of sixes.
01:47:48.000With Corinne Jean-Pierre's card, if you have, she's labeled as a jack, equivalent of a jack, but can only be paired up with other six cards.
01:47:55.000Which means you can get five of a kind if you have six.
01:47:57.000The implication being she's not good at her job.
01:49:20.000So now Disney, the weight of Disney coming into West Virginia and saying, if you shut us down, we're losing 3-7% of our sales, which go through West Virginia.
01:49:31.000We don't care about poker being legal.
01:49:34.000But you're going to put Lorcana and Pokemon, I mean, these are massive, massive multi-billion dollar brands that they're not going to allow to be regulated in that way.
01:49:43.000You're going to pit the casinos up against Hasbro.
01:49:52.000So I think what may happen is that the legislative branch may have to repeal the existing law, which says card games.
01:49:59.000It could be simple that within a year they just say, any trading card game for any company is excluded.
01:50:04.000The problem then becomes, okay, debate me is released and now we're playing poker in the middle of the street, but we got Alex Jones instead of an ace.
01:50:29.000It's in the TimCast family, of course.
01:50:32.000Brett Dasovic and Mary Morgan, 700 episodes.
01:50:34.000They got like 130-some thousand subscribers.
01:50:37.000It's a big show now, but it's pop culture entertainment.
01:50:41.000And you guys, if you're into that stuff, Subscribe and watch it.
01:50:44.000If you're not into entertainment, music, pop culture, movies, video games, then you don't don't don't go there and subscribe just for the sake of it.
01:50:51.000But the reason why I think PCC is important is, it's not that it's right-wing, it's just that it's not woke.
01:54:41.000It's because you besmirched his good name with the whole spoon stealing thing.
01:54:47.000So he made a cartoon, this is Freedom Tunes by the way, where it was if Kamala had survived an assassination attempt and like all the press are saying how brave she is and everything and then abruptly and randomly they're like we should ban Tim Pool from living and then just shows me and I'm sitting here and I go bang and I was like what?
01:55:15.000Korowag says, the building Libby was talking about is night and day if you search for the interiors of McDonald's from the 90s and now side by side.
01:55:23.000Well, I'll tell you one thing that's scary.
01:55:25.000Somebody posted a meme and it said, when did we go from this to this?
01:55:28.000And it was the McDonald's with a play place to a sterile McDonald's.
01:55:31.000And I was like, when y'all stopped having kids.
01:59:14.000We'll see how it goes, but we're all pretty much expecting you to be hanging out with Massey every day.
01:59:19.000He's squatting up with Thomas Massey, and then you're basically going to have all the libertarians buying your board just because, you know, we'll make a Massey board.
01:59:29.000Maybe we should just do that, make a Thomas Massey board and it'll have the Klux capacitor on it and chickens.
01:59:34.000One of the boards we're releasing soon is the 20th Amendment, which states chickens being necessary to the security of a free state.
01:59:41.000The right of the people to keep, bear, and breed chickens shall not be infringed.
02:00:04.000I would ask you Josie, I believe that there is a, you don't need a 20th amendment from this, you just need the Supreme Court to rule in the Third Amendment, which the Third Amendment's greater interpretation is the government has no right to restrict you on your property or to interfere with your rights.
02:00:20.000I believe the right to grow and develop your own food is included in that.
02:00:27.000I'm not going to argue that extension to that.
02:00:29.000That would basically get rid of all zoning laws, too.
02:00:31.000You know, the Third Amendment has never been ruled on by the Supreme Court, so I think that this will be a good opportunity to do that.
02:00:37.000So the Third Amendment is no-quartering, but the broader argument that scholars have brought up is, like with free speech or with the Second Amendment, the country evolves.
02:00:47.000And the true intention of the Third Amendment is that you are secure in your home from government interference.
02:00:52.000Which should mean that, to a certain degree, there's greater freedoms within your own property to do what you need to do to live your life, pursue happiness, etc.
02:01:02.000That would be pretty interesting, though they do regulate guns, so they'd still have zoning laws.
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02:01:18.000Riley, do you want to shout anything out?
02:01:19.000Yeah, so I'm going to be in Pennsylvania tomorrow with Senator J.D.