A tsunami advisory is out to all of Hawaii, we talk about the latest episode of South Park, Stephen Colbert is trying to get fired, and a New York City conspiracy theory about the recent mass shooting that took place in the city.
00:02:42.000Before we get started, there's a tsunami advisory for Hawaii.
00:02:47.000An 8.0 magnitude earthquake was near Russia, so it looks like the tsunami advisory, I should say, an advisory, going out to all of Hawaii.
00:02:55.000This is breaking just as we're getting started for the show.
00:02:58.000And considering it could save lives, you know, we'll always try to make sure we get those messages out to anybody who may be listening out in Hawaii or anywhere in the Pacific.
00:03:05.000Please stay safe, everybody, and we'll be monitoring the situation to see what happens.
00:03:09.000In the meantime, we're going to be talking about things that are substantially less relevant, but still relevant to the culture.
00:03:13.000And that is South Park's latest episode, though not out.
00:03:16.000They put out a trailer, and Cartman is Charlie Kirk.
00:03:20.000Now, this matters, my friends, because it basically means, I got to say it, I know the left is going to whinge and whine about it.
00:03:44.000So it's pretty crazy to see that Charlie, TPSA, Trump, and this independent media space has become substantially more relevant than any other cultural reference that South Park could be mocking right now.
00:03:58.000That could be a sign of the collapse of society, or maybe we've just won.
00:04:17.000It's the Timoran New York City conspiracy theory.
00:04:20.000While Eric Adams, the mayor, and the media have reported that this guy in New York in this mass shooting had a note in his pocket, a letter saying that he was targeting the NFL.
00:04:31.000There are many believe that his true motivations was targeting Blackstone.
00:04:34.000Blackstone has granted, the president of Blackstone gave the largest donation to Tel Aviv University in its history.
00:04:41.000Not to mention one of the women, the executive that was killed, was a Jewish philanthropist.
00:04:45.000And so some believe that this may have been motivated by this globalized Indifata movement.
00:04:50.000The target that he went to was actually on a list of targets put up by these activists.
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00:08:37.000I do media messaging, helped direct Hispanic outreach for the Trump campaigns in 2016 and 2020, worked for outside groups on behalf of Donald Trump in 2024.
00:08:47.000And currently I'm doing short documentaries, writing a lot of articles, still doing a lot of TV appearances and shows like yours, and promoting the message, getting ready for 2026 to try to win the midterm.
00:08:57.000So I'm a campaign guy at heart, but care a lot about policy too.
00:10:24.000Let's remember, CBS had to pay a significant settlement to Donald Trump.
00:10:28.000I think a huge, huge win for accountability.
00:10:30.000I think one thing Trump is bringing in this second term is accountability, whether it's accountability for media, whether it's accountability for people who perpetrated the Russia hoax, but accountability.
00:10:39.000You know, so many Americans have been so frustrated because we've been told lies time and again and just told, you have to accept it and you have to pretend it's the truth.
00:10:47.000And Trump's the leader of that counter revolution of saying, no, there will be revelations, there will be transparency, and there's going to be accountability.
00:10:56.000So I'm interested, I want to push back on that idea that the right is winning.
00:11:01.000And only because I feel like the MAGA coalition is not just the right.
00:11:06.000So what would you say to someone that said, maybe the right isn't winning, but the left is losing.
00:11:11.000The left has lost a lot of people that used to be, the normie Democrats are leaving the left en masse.
00:11:19.000And you've got a lot of people that were Democrats in the 90s that actually kind of created and started the meta coalition.
00:11:55.000They don't like the Democratic Party that is obsessed with pronouns and forcing gender ideology and other crazy Marxist ideas down their throats.
00:12:02.00035% approval rating, like record low, I think.
00:12:40.000Working class people know they're having to endure unjust, unlawful competition in the labor market from millions and millions of illegals, and they've had enough of it.
00:12:49.000I think one of the things that Democrats are particularly shocked by, and maybe you could speak to a little bit more on this, is that Hispanics seem to be not as unsympathetic towards other Hispanics Being deported, that maybe Democrats would have thought.
00:13:02.000So, in the past, Democrats thought immediately if Trump were to increase funding for ICE and increase deportation numbers, that this would harm him with those communities.
00:13:10.000As I understand, you did Hispanic outreach on one of the Trump campaigns.
00:13:13.000Yes, yeah, actually, both in 2016 and 2020.
00:13:16.000No, I think this is one of the most amazing stories of the populist right movement, of the MAGA movement, is Hispanics coming en masse to the political right.
00:13:57.000I mean, that's a mammoth move in just three cycles.
00:13:59.000And his signature issue is immigration.
00:14:02.000You know, so to your point or your question about, you know, are Hispanics soft on the border?
00:14:06.000No, they actually believe in, again, a muscular vision of sovereignty.
00:14:11.000They know that it protects their jobs or street safety.
00:14:14.000And by the way, down there in Star County, one of the things I heard, I made a documentary down there, I heard time and again, everyone has a friend or relative that works for Customs and Border Patrol down there because it's the most Hispanic agency of the federal government.
00:14:28.000What do you think then caused that huge swing among Hispanics then?
00:14:31.000I don't know if you think it was immigration.
00:14:33.000Is there a particular issue that you think Democrats just absolutely dropped the ball on to reaching out to these voters with?
00:14:39.000It was cultural radicalism, cultural liberalism from the left.
00:14:43.000So that was the sort of negative force draining away Hispanic support for the Democrat Party, which traditionally was super strong.
00:14:50.000And then on the positive side, it was this vision that we will make life better for workers.
00:14:54.000It was a priority on workers because Hispanic men, for example, highest workforce participation rate of any group in America, something we should be really proud of.
00:15:02.000The most entrepreneurial demographic in America.
00:15:15.0002019, by any metric, was the greatest year for workers in all of American history.
00:15:20.000Unfortunately, the COVID panic totally interrupted that progress.
00:15:23.000But 2019 is when we saw worker pay soar above inflation, meaning real wages accelerated.
00:15:30.000And the people who benefited the most were Hispanics, blacks, small business owners, all thrived.
00:15:36.000And so we've built this broad MAGA coalition now that's multiracial, multi-ethnic, and even geographically spread out, right, to the point where Trump was able to win the popular vote based on this vision.
00:15:48.000So now it's his job and our job to deliver on that promise again in the second term.
00:15:52.000And now it looks like South Park is targeting the independent media space.
00:15:58.000It's targeting the coalitions that helped Donald Trump get elected.
00:16:02.000Fascinating that Charlie Kirk, with his campus outreach, is now a focal point for South Park.
00:16:50.000But to cover the cost of $1.5 billion sounds to me like they said, go after the right and do it in a non-woke way because woke is broken, woke isn't working.
00:17:01.000It seems like with the Sydney Sweeney ad, you know, they're realizing, okay, if we want to win power back, we got to get rid of this weird hall monitor garbage and try and be edgy again.
00:17:10.000So they're trying to now make the right once again the butt of the jokes.
00:17:16.000I think being featured on South Park is a form of respect, even if they are insulting you.
00:17:21.000So to even be mentioned, I think, is a form of respect.
00:17:24.000It's not other influencers or I don't know what we want to call Charlie Kirk political commentators who are getting raffered.
00:17:30.000Charlie's probably the most prominent conservative in the country right now.
00:17:32.000Look, you don't get on South Park if you are irrelevant.
00:17:38.000If you're not actually relevant to the culture, whether you're getting hate or, you know, especially when it's politically charged, you're going to get hate from the left.
00:17:49.000And South Park isn't going to take the time to not only put you on the show, but make Cartman the guy that's playing you in the show, make Cartman one of the most important characters.
00:18:01.000Generally, Cartman's looked at as the guy with the bad opinions, but even still, he's probably the funniest guy on South Park because he's the guy with the bad opinions.
00:18:11.000So yeah, whether you consider it a sign of respect or not, it just shows that Charlie's actually really hit a chord with pop culture.
00:18:22.000Charlie is, in fact, older than South Park.
00:19:20.000But I did always wonder about that because, you know, watching Family Guy or South Park or these other shows, they don't really talk about Rogan, right?
00:19:29.000Clearly one of the most influential guys, if not one of the most influential in politics, whether that's intention or not.
00:19:36.000They don't make it the butt of their jokes.
00:19:39.000It's funny when you watch these shows and they'll make fun of Colbert or Kimmel, and it's like those guys get a couple hundred thousand hits.
00:19:47.000Can I say one last thing on this, though?
00:19:49.000I do have an inkling that we are being trolled.
00:19:53.000Matt Stone and Trey Parker have a reputation for like making episodes like a week out or six days out from being able to air.
00:20:01.000And they also said at Comic-Con that like the last promo that they made was just a bunch of random fake cutscenes that they spliced together because they didn't have enough time to create the actual episode.
00:20:10.000So like in the past, they've always waited for like the deadlines to do this.
00:20:14.000And it did look just like a random bunch of BS cutscenes thrown together.
00:20:18.000At the same time, I don't know who's writing whose coattails because they definitely knew that this would go viral on the political right.
00:20:22.000So we'll see if the episode ever comes out.
00:20:24.000I just wanted to add that in there in case we are getting trolls.
00:21:24.000Like, what's worse as a politician to be hated or unknown and to be unknown as you mentioned earlier?
00:21:30.000That's why I'm saying it's funny because, you know, everybody's favorite Sam Cedar and all these liberals are like Tim Poole having a meltdown over South Park.
00:21:57.000And I'm like, I'm pretty sure every conservative is going to agree with that message about being gay as being devil worship or satanic and to be mocked.
00:22:06.000Like the idea that the way they make fun of Trump is to make him gay.
00:22:27.000Our culture, the culture war has shifted so dramatically that if it is true that Paramount is trying to be anti-Trump in a non-edgy way, they, they, like, the Sydney Sweeney ads, hilarious.
00:22:40.000They're basically like, let's just get like a white blonde chick with big boobs and we're going to sell a bunch of, a bunch of merch, a bunch of clothes.
00:22:46.000It sounds like Paramount was like, okay, hall monitor, anti-racist, none of it worked.
00:22:52.000And they're like, you've got to be offensive and edgy.
00:22:55.000So they've decided the strategy is going to be to make fun of people for being gay, to make fun of trans people.
00:23:02.000That's why I'm saying it feels like maybe we have not won the culture war, but we're certainly winning when their attitude is we have to make fun of Trump.
00:24:02.000And Time magazine says that he's basically just going nuts on every single episode, going so heavy against his network that he's daring them to shut him down.
00:24:11.000And I'm like, no, he's having a mental breakdown.
00:24:14.000Like, imagine dedicating 10 years of your life to being on the wrong side of every single issue.
00:24:22.000And then finally, the network comes to you and says, you are fired.
00:25:50.000You know, if you look in totality, for the first time now, streaming has surpassed linear television, right?
00:25:54.000Both broadcast and cable put together.
00:25:56.000It's been trending that way for a long time, but those lines have crossed, right?
00:25:59.000So to your point That he was fighting uphill anyway.
00:26:01.000But when you fight uphill and you're just a scold and you're not funny at all, and you don't even try to be funny in a show that's supposed to be about levity and it's supposed to be sort of a break, let's have a laugh before you go to bed.
00:26:11.000I mean, that's traditionally what late night TV was, and it was really unifying in America at one point, right?
00:26:16.000Sort of the legends of late night, like Johnny Carson, they made fun of politicians occasionally, but they were very bipartisan, right, in their barbs.
00:26:23.000And it was great for America, and Americans loved it.
00:26:26.000Now, instead, you know, we get this scold who is lecturing America, and Kimmel's the same, right?
00:26:32.000I mean, unfortunately, you know, that late night mold has become a bunch of lefty nags, and nobody likes it, and nobody wants to hear that, especially before bedtime.
00:27:27.000It's kind of sad because I don't know if I'm the only one here, but I used to like his show like a decade ago, the Colbert Report, before he did the late night show.
00:28:11.000I feel like it's so interesting to see the ways that Catholicism manifests in our politics because when I hear about Catholics mostly, you think of like the J.D. Vance types who not too long ago converted.
00:28:22.000But I feel like the average Catholic in our country is probably closer to Stephen Colbert, frankly, for all I know.
00:30:13.000Trump won plus 12, won overwhelmingly.
00:30:16.000If you then break it down to practicing Catholics and say, okay, do you go to church at least twice a month or do you believe in certain issues?
00:30:21.000Well, then Trump's percentages shoot into, I mean, he's literally in the 80s or even 90s.
00:30:25.000You know, then they poll and vote a lot more like evangelicals do, you know, frankly.
00:30:30.000So when you, yes, there's a big difference between sort of cultural Catholics who identify as Catholic, but don't necessarily practice the faith and then actual practicing Catholics.
00:30:37.000And they obviously vote very differently.
00:30:39.000But the point is when we group them all together, they have massively moved toward Trump, toward America first.
00:30:46.000And by the way, also on immigration, because the Catholic bishops have been very, very anti-Trump, very pro-illegal migrant.
00:30:53.000The Catholics in the pews simply don't believe that.
00:30:55.000I mean, again, just the election last November, but also all the polling shows that.
00:30:59.000So it's a significant issue and it's a fascinating issue.
00:31:01.000But when people like Colbert and Joe Biden try to wear their Catholicism on their sleeve, I think believing Catholics recognize immediately that that's just, it's complete hypocrisy.
00:31:15.000And they're trying to do it for either political or media benefits, not from their heart.
00:31:20.000If I could have one follow-up on the Catholicism issue, because I do think this is really important, how it manifests in our country.
00:31:26.000And as I understand it, because again, I'm Jewish, so I'm a thousand miles away from this.
00:31:30.000There seems to be a disconnect between global Catholicism and the Catholic Church and like those at the top compared to those in America.
00:31:38.000I don't know, is there a unique brand do you feel as though there's a unique brand of American Catholicism or does it manifest differently than the ways it manifests in South America or even, I don't know, out in Italy at the Vatican and how the Pope speaks about these issues?
00:31:51.000Because writ large, as I understand, very pro-immigrant sentiment.
00:31:56.000And, you know, and that's different as I understand American Catholics' believings that manifests.
00:32:05.000Look, when you're talking about a faith with over a billion adherents that's truly global, of course, there's a massive amount of diversity and complexity, and a lot of it's geographic.
00:32:14.000The American, practicing American Catholics politically are definitely to the right of most of the hierarchy in Rome.
00:32:22.000I mean, that's just a fair objective statement to observe.
00:32:26.000But it's also fascinating that we now have an American Pope for the first time ever, which I think Most American Catholics, most Americans, period, thought was an impossibility, thought could never happen.
00:32:34.000And he doesn't exactly seem to be right-wing, or I wouldn't call him conservative, but compared to Francis, massively so, right?
00:32:41.000And certainly not anti-American in any sense.
00:32:44.000You know, somebody who came from Chicago, who came from the United States and loves this country.
00:32:49.000And when you have an American Pope and you have at least the potential for J.D. Vance, our deeply Catholic vice president, to become the president of the United States, perhaps, coming up, it's interesting.
00:33:00.000There's an American Catholic moment that's pretty historic.
00:33:03.000Catholics have come a long way in our country.
00:33:05.000Maybe because, I don't know, the history of Catholics here, they used to be persecuted here, so obviously came a long way.
00:33:29.000Look, if you're going to say you're a Catholic, but you don't do the things that Catholics do, then you're not a Catholic.
00:33:37.000People should be judged by their works, not by their words.
00:33:40.000It's very easy to give lip service to whatever it is, you know, to a religion or what have you or to an ideology, but what people do is what they really believe.
00:33:50.000And if you are voting for people because you think that it's important for abortion to be legal, that is not a Catholic.
00:33:59.000And I'm not even a Catholic, but it's pretty easy to tell.
00:34:02.000Let's jump to this next story, my friends.
00:34:04.000Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to start off by saying this.
00:34:06.000Israel, as far as it goes with PR in the United States, is cooked.
00:34:11.000Seth Meyers gets serious in call for USA to Gaza if even Trump acknowledge their starvation.
00:34:19.000We are appalled by the unspeakable horrors currently unfolding in Gaza.
00:34:25.000This coming from late night with Seth Meyers.
00:34:28.000And I don't care what you think about the whole issue.
00:34:31.000What's fascinating to me is that corporate liberal media activism is anti-Israel.
00:34:37.000Donald Trump is critical of Israel right now on social media.
00:34:41.000There's a massive spattering of anti-Israel commentary on the rise.
00:34:46.000And I've been saying this for some time now, but with this, this to me is the nail in the coffin for pro-Israel sentiment in the United States.
00:34:52.000I don't see how you recover from corporate left, woke left, and dissident right all being critical of Israel and the minority faction trying to be pro-Israel.
00:35:02.000I mean, look, the whole like, even if Trump acknowledged their salvation, it kind of fits the leftist narrative about Trump.
00:35:08.000If he's actually Hitler, siding with Gaza makes more sense than siding with Israel, doesn't it?
00:35:15.000The left siding with Trump is strange.
00:35:52.000I think where Trump is right now, which I totally understand, is he is seriously pro-Israel, but he's also very frustrated with Netanyahu, which I think is totally understandable and justifiable at this point, right?
00:36:04.000That Netanyahu has been, you know, at best, a difficult ally lately.
00:36:08.000And I think that's why Trump is where he is.
00:36:10.000Now, what you're talking about, though, Tim, with Gen Z is, you know, they're not where Trump is.
00:36:17.000It's an entirely different point of view and worldview.
00:36:21.000And I do think, look, if I were Israel, I'd be concerned about this because the United States is obviously its most key ally.
00:36:27.000And when you look at young Americans, they are very disaffected with Israel right now.
00:36:30.000And I think people like Netanyahu need to ask themselves why and how can they try to change that because they're not only trying to please their own people, but also the United States.
00:36:38.000Yeah, I mean, look, Israel has done really poorly when it comes to the narrative, you know, the online narrative kind of whatever you want to call it, about the Gaza war or the situation in Gaza.
00:36:52.000I particularly, or I personally don't put a lot of credibility in things that are coming out of Gaza because I don't trust Hamas.
00:37:00.000And Hamas is still the authority in Gaza.
00:37:04.000But Israel is definitely, you know, flattened cities in Gaza.
00:37:10.000So if you're going to initiate a war like that, you have to be prepared to produce propaganda that supports your position.
00:37:26.000I think despite media narratives and media spins and fake news coming out of Hamas that the Israelis should not be dissuaded from finishing the job in Gaza.
00:37:40.000They'll just have to do it without our money.
00:37:57.000I don't see how this sustains itself when Pew Research puts out this data showing 53% of people in the United States have a negative view of Israel.
00:38:05.000And it is so, I don't know what the right is, it is so extreme that Seth Myers has said Trump is right.
00:38:12.000Like when you get liberal late night talk shows being like, wait, Trump's actually right about this.
00:38:19.000So like if the difference is, you know, good media coverage and your state constantly being at risk and bad media coverage and security for your state, I think Israelis should pick the latter.
00:38:47.000Then when it comes for the vote, look at AOC.
00:38:49.000She voted to provide defensive funding for Israel and they attacked her for it.
00:38:53.000So we are getting very, very close in the next few years to U.S. Congress being like, we are no longer going to risk Our seats in Congress for supporting a foreign country.
00:39:07.000I think we're being manipulated by false images that, for example, the New York Times, New York Times even came out today and described some of their images as being incorrect or putting them up with misleading information about it.
00:39:21.000But I think Israel should continue fighting its battles despite that.
00:39:54.00053% negative view of Israel and getting worse to the point where Seth Myers is agreeing with Donald Trump.
00:40:00.000You then changing the subject to Israel should continue its war.
00:40:02.000It has nothing to do with the content.
00:40:03.000No, so despite it becoming increasingly partisan of an issue, I think the Israelis should continue to finish their work in Gaza.
00:40:12.000In which case, if your argument is that they're putting up fake images or whatever it may be, that means just Israel's losing.
00:40:19.000I just don't think that the Israeli government should be swayed by bad media coverage.
00:40:23.000Let me ask you this, because I fully agree that Israel should do whatever it thinks it needs to do in its national security and its defense of its citizens, right?
00:40:30.000But the state of Israel has now existed, the modern state of Israel, for 80 years.
00:40:34.000Should it continue to receive benefits and aid from the United States when the average Israeli lives better than the average American right now?
00:40:40.000This is a sophisticated, wealthy country.
00:40:42.000Aren't they capable now of standing on their own two feet and handling their own security without American charity, essentially?
00:40:48.000So I'll answer that in a very honest way.
00:40:51.000So for the past 40 some odd years, we have been significantly supporting the state of Israel, but it's existed the 40 years prior to that without our support, actually, from originally support from the USSR.
00:41:02.000And I will say, I will push back against the Israelis are living better than us Americans.
00:41:07.000Socialized, we don't have socialized health care in America because socialized health care is actually bad for people.
00:41:12.000People don't get good coverage through their socialized medicine.
00:41:14.000People in Israel, I know we like to say that we don't want, wait, if I can finish, that we don't want Americans dying in Israel.
00:41:21.000I know you didn't say that, but that's a common sentiment.
00:41:22.000I feel like it's so ironic given it's one of our only allies that actually has a military draft and actually routinely fights their own battle.
00:41:30.000People in the military, the Navy, in the Army, in the United States actually respect that of Israelis, that they actually do fight their own wars.
00:41:37.000So we give benefits to a lot of different countries, and I think people tend to single out Israel for one reason or another.
00:41:43.000We currently have 30 some odd Americans sitting as cannon fodder right now in South Korea.
00:41:48.000Their sole purpose is there to be cannon fodder.
00:42:10.000And if American hegemony retracts, it's going to be other communist Chinese influences or Russian influences or Islamist influences that fills the gap is my wider perspective.
00:42:21.000I think over the past couple of years, there's been a narrative battle happening in the United States on the issue largely of Israel.
00:42:40.000I predicted, what, 10 years, especially with Gen Z's view of Israel, there's not going to be any more foreign spending for this country.
00:42:48.000I think there's such a contradiction between the far left that hates Israel and the far right that also dislikes Israel, because they hate Israel for so many different reasons.
00:42:59.000The far left in our country largely hates Israel, as I understand, because they view Israel and Israelis and Jews as white people, and they view the Palestinians as brown, and they project their racial biases onto the Israeli conflict as such.
00:43:14.000There's also like this socialist tinge of the far left socialists believing that Jews are landlords and inherently privileged, and then being against Jews writ large for that purpose.
00:43:23.000And then on the far right, they hate Jews for, or hate the state of Israel for totally different reasons.
00:43:28.000They're not projecting any racial, you know, what about Seth Meyers?
00:44:14.000But my point is that Israel seemingly is incapable of defending itself from these psyops.
00:44:20.000I mean, if Israel is losing this war right now, then I don't know what, you know, whenever.
00:44:24.000Again, we're talking about media optics in the United States, and we're talking about the president of the United States agreeing we need food banks set up in Gaza because of what Israel is doing.
00:45:16.000That's not so much about the Islamists or Hamas.
00:45:20.000Hamas globs onto that narrative because it's effective in the West.
00:45:25.000But if there was another, if they were talking to people that aren't in the West, they just call like, they just call The Jews, demons.
00:45:31.000You know, like if you're talking to people in Kazakhstan or whatever, because there's a lot of, you know, there's a lot of places where Israel and Jewish people are looked at as the bad guy.
00:45:41.000I mean, you look at the joke in Borat, throw the Jew down the well that you see in the song.
00:45:47.000Like that's something that's all over the world.
00:45:50.000And the way that they use the narrative in the U.S. is one thing, but to them, it's not about any kind of political or that kind of dynamic at all.
00:46:00.000We have breaking news, ladies and gentlemen.
00:46:02.000When the show first launched, we mentioned there's an 8.0 earthquake near Russia and that there was a tsunami, not a warning at the time, but what do they have it listed as?
00:46:24.000So my understanding is an 8.7 is exponentially larger than 8.0.
00:46:31.000Fox Weather says parts of Alaska are under tsunami warnings while the entire U.S. West Coast and the state of Hawaii are under tsunami watches after a monster 8.7 earthquake struck off the east coast of Russia.
00:46:46.000We've got this tweet here from Space Weather News.
00:46:48.000You know him, you love him, Ben Davidson.
00:46:50.000Says after a magnitude 8 earthquake near Kamchatka a few minutes ago, the entire North Pacific is vibrating.
00:47:05.000Grok says the magnitude scale is logarithmic.
00:47:08.000An 8.7 earthquake releases 11 times more energy than an 8, with ground motion roughly 5 times stronger, making it significantly more destructive, especially for tsunamis and damage in populated areas.
00:47:37.000Well, I mean, when it comes to Hawaii, I think it's something like six hours to get from where the epicenter of the earthquake was until Hawaii.
00:47:46.000So we won't know if there's significant repercussions in Hawaii, but it will be obviously significantly shorter in Alaska.
00:47:56.000So, yeah, it was an advisory at first, but it's an upgraded to a warning.
00:47:59.000So I hope everybody, if you're in the Aleutians, if you're in the area, please pay attention.
00:48:04.000Yeah, and if I understand correctly, and the chat will correct me if I'm wrong, I'm sure, but if I understand correctly, watches are when it's possible.
00:48:12.000Warning is when they've seen an actual tsunami.
00:48:15.000So there is one going to the Aleutians now.
00:48:21.000So an earthquake, if you've been with us, so I was trying to explain this.
00:48:25.000This animation tells you a whole lot more, but how the plates move, how the seafloor moves, that's going to dictate how much displacement of water there is, how much water is moved, and how big of a tsunami could be generated.
00:48:40.000We've seen at times, I was trying to think back to when that was.
00:48:43.000I think it was in the Western Caribbean or Southern Gulf.
00:48:48.000We had a fairly high magnitude earthquake.
00:48:51.000It didn't produce a tsunami because it was a strike slip.
00:49:31.000You know, it's not a cultural political news event that we normally jump into, but I thought it was important considering this is 8.7 ain't no joke.
00:51:57.000Well, let's jump to the next story here.
00:51:59.000We've got this from the post-millennial.
00:52:02.000Shane Samurai went up the wrong elevator bank in an attempt to target NFL offices in mass shooting.
00:52:08.000Now, the official narrative has not been determined as to why this man, I believe he's half black, half Japanese, why he carried out these shootings, though they claim they found a letter in his pocket that said he was upset with the NFL.
00:52:22.000Additionally, there have been some activists that pointed out the address in question he went to, the Blackstone building, was the target of globalized the Intifada activists over the past several years.
00:53:06.000The point is, there's a question as to whether or not it makes more sense that this guy was blaming the NFL, who he's never interacted with, or if he was going to Blackstone, targeting Blackstone for financial activist reasons or for Israeli activist reasons.
00:53:54.000I'll start off just by saying, I was talking to my wife about it, and she was like, so what do you think happened?
00:54:00.000And I'm like, I don't know of any large movements against the NFL to take weapons and go to their offices and hurt them.
00:54:06.000So it's strange that a crazy person would do that.
00:54:10.000But if they were to come out and say his motivation was Israel criticism or like, you know, Israel genocide or intifada, we'd go, of course, because of the wave of protests.
00:54:22.000We had the two embassy employees who were killed already.
00:54:24.000That lines up perfectly with the actions that he took.
00:54:28.000I mean, look, all the information that I've seen was that he was mentally ill, that he had CTE.
00:54:35.000Those things are the actual reasons that I've seen.
00:54:39.000So I don't think that this was, you know, obviously anytime someone goes and does a mass shooting, you're questioning their attachment to reality.
00:54:48.000But this seems pretty clear that it wasn't motivated by any kind of political seven.
00:55:15.000Why does he need that cover then, effectively?
00:55:17.000We believe that he actually killed him.
00:55:18.000I mean, we said when we saw it on the internet.
00:55:20.000So I'm leaning towards crazy people do crazy things.
00:55:26.000However, the online theorists, and I want to stress this too, because they haven't released an official motive.
00:55:32.000This is not a formalized declaration by law enforcement.
00:55:35.000Eric Adams just said they found a note in his pocket that says you can't go up against the NFL or whatever.
00:55:41.000But the theory is this guy was directly targeting Blackstone, a powerful financial organization with investments in tons of corporations that has been routinely called out for jacking up the price of homes.
00:55:55.000It's one of the largest global holdings of real estate.
00:55:57.000The offices that this man went to was Blackstone and a real estate holding office.
00:56:02.000And the woman that he shot was part of their real estate investment group.
00:56:07.000When you look at all of the pieces to the theory about this being targeting Blackstone, the pieces, there's a lot of, okay, that makes sense.
00:56:16.000When you look at NFL, it's like the only explanation is he was crazy.
00:56:22.000The argument is that if they were to come out and say this guy was motivated by globalized intifada, one, it's damaging to Zoran Mamdani over that whole fiasco because he refused to denounce it.
00:56:33.000And there's fears that it would launch copycats because of the massive online sentiment against Israel and Jews right now.
00:56:40.000We are in the age of vigilante justice because the information writ large, we're in the era of vigilante justice.
00:56:50.000People feel confident shooting at healthcare CEOs or Pennsylvania governors or Minneapolis politicians or whatnot.
00:56:59.000And it's kind of a choose your own narrative here.
00:57:01.000You could make this story whatever you want it to be.
00:57:03.000There's so many different angles where you could say there's so many different interests at play.
00:57:06.000The NFL definitely doesn't want us to talk about how CTE is common throughout football players and like banging your head against one another probably isn't the healthiest thing to do.
00:57:14.000And that's coming from a former JV football player.
00:57:16.000And like, I don't know, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell me that, hey, if we bang our heads together really hard and fast and repetitively, that it could probably scramble your brains a little bit.
00:57:26.000Politically, it would be damaging for the globalized endified people.
00:57:30.000It could just be, I mean, it's pick your conspiracy.
00:57:32.000It could be the FBI just sent somebody in to try to make some more anti-gun legislation.
00:58:30.000A guy shows up to Blackstone's building, kills a Blackstone executive, goes to Blackstone's real estate floor, shoots at people on Blackstone's floor, and then some unnamed sources say he was met at football, and everyone's like, that explains it.
00:58:45.000And I'm like, wait, wait, hold on, what's going on here?
00:58:47.000A guy went to a Blackstone office, killed a Blackstone executive, got an elevator up to the Blackstone 32nd and 33rd floors, was shooting at employees of their real estate holdings division, and then the media launched these unnamed sources, and I'm being told that it's the NFL.
00:59:01.000And I'm like, what law enforcement hasn't put out his motivation yet?
00:59:05.000If the cops come out and say, we found evidence to conclude that this guy was just a crazy guy with CTE who was targeting the NFL, I'll say, yeah, okay.
00:59:12.000I mean, I'll lean a little bit in that direction because that's at least what we're hearing somewhat.
00:59:17.000But if we look at what it was reported that he did, he killed a Blackstone executive in the Blackstone building and then went to the Blackstone floor targeting Blackstone employees.
00:59:25.000According to Eric Adams, he mistakenly went to the— By the way, though, if the narrative is that it's anti-football and that football is dangerous, the corporate media is grabbing onto that immediately.
00:59:47.000I mean, there's a massive movement among those types, ruling class people, including the corporate media, against playing football in this country.
00:59:54.000So if they think they can grab onto that, whether it's true or not, they're going to run with that narrative.
00:59:58.000And by the way, I will certainly defend football.
01:00:00.000Football is very worthy of American young men playing.
01:00:03.000But it is violent and dangerous and can cause CTE.
01:00:50.000I have no idea what his motivation was.
01:00:53.000What we know is that a guy went to a Blackstone office, shot a Blackstone executive responsible for their, who was in their real estate division, went up to a real estate holdings floor, which includes Blackstone, and again, shot people.
01:01:06.000And then we got from the corporate press that unnamed sources said he had a note in his pocket blaming the NFL.
01:01:12.000And I got a chat full of people right now saying, yep, that's true.
01:01:17.000So you guys in the chat right now just saying the mainstream media's unnamed sources are correct?
01:01:35.000And then, as of right now, law enforcement has not released a motive.
01:01:39.000So where did this narrative come from?
01:01:41.000And why has everyone latched onto it as if it's a fact?
01:01:43.000Well, and what I'm telling you is that the corporate media, if that is manufactured, in fact, the corporate media would concoct that in a second because they would say, wow, he shot someone from the NFL, right?
01:01:55.000Let's say he has CTE because we hate football and because we want football to go away.
01:01:59.000I'm saying, I don't think that's an implausible motivation if, in fact, it's a manufactured story.
01:02:04.000So my question for y'all in chat watching right now is, with law enforcement saying there's no evidence of an official motive, do you believe the media narrative provided by unnamed sources and reiterated by Mary Eric Adams that it was a guy who never associated with the NFL?
01:02:26.000It's a guy who played a couple years of high school football and then went to the NFL offices, shot a Blackstone executive, got in the wrong elevator, and then took his own life accidentally going to the Blackstone offices.
01:02:42.000According to the media, so far from the reports that we have, it seems more or less that he accidentally went to Blackstone.
01:02:49.000I think it gets to a larger point that none of us believe the official narrative we're going to be told, right?
01:02:54.000I mean, and that's the sad place of American society.
01:02:58.000Well, but unfortunately, it's because so much law enforcement, particularly federal law enforcement, I love cops, love beat cops on the street, but federal law enforcement has been so corrupted and poisoned and politicized that we simply don't believe these institutions that we formerly held in high regard, particularly the FBI.
01:03:14.000So, I mean, I think this is what we're talking about here is unfortunately reflective of that larger reality of just disbelief of whatever we're told, is it true?
01:03:23.000Now, in this case, too, we're talking about reporting, which is a whole other level of natural skepticism, which is very proper.
01:03:30.000But the point is, for example, how many people do you know who believe that we know the full truth about the mass Las Vegas shooting, right?
01:03:50.000Obviously, I was sick, and I'm watching the news, and the initial reporting is a guy walks into the Blackstone building, shoots and kills a Blackstone executive, goes up to the real estate holdings office, and is targeting more people.
01:04:36.000So then when I hear a story about a guy going to the Blackstone offices, again, killing a Blackstone executive who specifically worked in real estate, then going up to a real estate office, which also it was a real estate company and it was Blackstone.
01:04:51.000It sounds like this lines up with what we'd expect from online activism, the conspiracy community.
01:04:58.000And then the morning when I woke up, They said, nah, he was just a guy who thought the NFL was bad and he accidentally went to the wrong floor.
01:05:06.000And I was like, well, that doesn't add up to anything.
01:05:09.000I mean, that doesn't fit any online activism communities.
01:05:13.000How was he radicalized into deciding to shoot NFL people?
01:05:18.000And then the reports were that it was unnamed sources.
01:05:21.000Throughout the day, however, everybody's been pushing that narrative, assuming that's the case.
01:05:26.000And as of right now, law enforcement has not stated they know of what his motivation was.
01:05:31.000So I find it interesting that there's this split and people are really trying hard to say, no, no, it's just big football is dangerous.
01:05:39.000And there's, I just, I find it hard to believe that, you know, when you look at the mass shootings we've had in the past, the motivations line up in some degree.
01:05:48.000So you had the transgender lunatic went to a Catholic school and targeted Christians, blamed them and wrote this stuff down.
01:05:55.000You had, you know, obviously, if you go back further, you have Orlando.
01:05:58.000You have the shooting of the congressional baseball game.
01:06:00.000It seems to be that the motivations line up with something tangible in politics and culture.
01:06:13.000When law enforcement comes out and says, no, no, we do believe based on the evidence, this is the official narrative, the official motivation, I'll say, okay, sure.
01:06:34.000I got to be honest, I've never heard of this before in my life.
01:06:37.000Have you guys, that like the NFL is running a conspiracy to destroy people who suffer from CTE?
01:06:42.000Well, there is a significant propaganda campaign against football, yes.
01:06:45.000And really, it's particularly been pronounced since that Will Smith movie, Concussion, right?
01:06:49.000Try to scare people into believing that playing football means, you know, you're going to be...
01:06:53.000My point specifically is, and I mean this sincerely, is there a conspiracy theory or, not a conspiracy theory, but like a contention about NFL targeting people suffering from CTE in their high schools to stop them from hurting their reputation of football?
01:07:11.000I guess the idea would be that the NFL didn't properly talk about the risk that playing football can bring, which includes CTE, would be the argument from the...
01:07:26.000Look, my money's on, and this is just an opinion, but I think that it's just mental illness that he had a psychotic break and that he imagined that the situation was as he's said.
01:07:40.000So that's just, again, this is only based on the things that I know, and it's only an opinion.
01:08:43.000I hope we're not seeing the normalization of this in New York City, in Manhattan, in Pennsylvania, in too many places to name.
01:08:51.000When I look on the surface, there's, like I mentioned, the shooting in Tennessee motivated by woke leftism, and they withheld the information.
01:09:03.000Is it, and I'm asking you guys sincerely, when we get these mass shootings, do they typically release the motivation on day one, like within 10, within three or four hours of?
01:09:12.000Honestly, it depends on what the motivation is.
01:09:43.000By the way, regarding that, that horrific shooting at Covenant School, the only reason that finally we did get full transparency is because a local radio host, Michael Patrick Leahy, sued for it, thankfully, successfully sued, and said this must be public.
01:10:03.000So there's nothing to investigate in terms of if they don't have to prepare for trial, they don't have to worry about evidence.
01:10:07.000It should have been released immediately.
01:10:08.000The only reason it wasn't is because in a very conservative state of Tennessee, where I live, the one liberal bastion is Nashville, right?
01:10:14.000And the Nashville authorities simply did not want it out that this was a trans person upset at her Christian school that didn't approve of her lifestyle choices.
01:10:23.000And she went back there and slaughtered children because of it.
01:10:25.000And that wasn't a ruling class narrative that is approved and that can get out, right?
01:10:31.000Had it been a situation like the terrible situation in South Carolina, Dylan Roof killing black people in a black church, it's out immediately.
01:10:37.000He also lived, so he kind of said that exactly what he did and why.
01:10:42.000So if that's the case, then you'll know pretty quickly as well.
01:10:46.000This is interesting because someone super chatted this.
01:10:50.000They said, because I wasn't, I got to be honest, last night I was in bed watching Fox News literally all day.
01:11:40.000Just based off what I'm looking at right now on X, it looks like initially the cops arrested a different person, and people thought he was the shooter.
01:13:29.000I don't understand why anybody is acting like the W NBA matters.
01:13:33.000Why are they trying to make it a thing?
01:13:34.000Everything about this league is just patently absurd.
01:13:37.000And I think perhaps the most absurd part is the players and others trying to protest that they're not paid enough when the league is 100% subsidized by the men, right?
01:13:46.000And that's supposed to be a win for feminism to say we have a captive league that can only exist by the benefits of men, right?
01:13:58.000And not only that, I mean, the women that are saying, oh, hey, you know, pay us what we're worth, et cetera, like they're totally ignoring that fact and making believe that that isn't the actual situation, which the economic value is negative.
01:14:13.000Okay, that's what you're actually worth economically, right?
01:14:19.000She ran off when her wig fell off because people are going to realize it's a disgraced former NBA player who's playing in the women's league to try and play ball.
01:14:26.000But here you can see the player right here, her wig fell off.
01:15:13.000Sit in the outfield at Yankee Stadium, right, when the other team's in the field, when the Yankees are batting, and listen to the crowd mock the players, right?
01:15:19.000I mean, it's almost an art form, right?
01:15:22.000It's as crude as it could possibly be.
01:15:24.000I'm not saying that we all should model that behavior, but the point is that's part of sports, right?
01:15:29.000And we're saying you can't even make fun of something that's clearly a really absurd situation.
01:15:35.000So I'm not particularly compelled or interested in the WNBA, but I do think it's a good thing that it exists.
01:15:42.000I think the worst thing about the WNBA, though, is that it seems as though the players are doing everything within their power to make the league fail.
01:15:51.000Most of the players are extremely unlikable.
01:15:53.000When they have one talented player, everybody on the other teams get jealous of her.
01:15:57.000There's a ton of envy amongst the league players.
01:16:09.000There's one thing that there's actually a couple of the players were asked that could change the game to make it a lot more interesting, and that is lowering the rim to allow the women to be able to dunk.
01:16:17.000One of the things that, again, makes normal men's basketball very interesting.
01:17:42.000So what do they do to thank her for bringing them relevance?
01:17:45.000They physically assaulted her every chance they got because she happens to be white and straight, two unforgivable sins, apparently, in the WNBA.
01:17:52.000So look, I think this league should be thoroughly mocked.
01:18:20.000And then we had to do one of the, again, one of the worst trade deals in history, giving up like an infamous Russian arms dealer, Victor Boot, I believe it was.
01:20:52.000I struggle with it because what if Bridget McCrone actually is a woman and she's just being mercilessly slandered by Candace Owens almost baselessly because she's repeating some almost slanderous about calling Bridget McCrone a man because she's allegedly a woman.
01:21:11.000Right, but what's slanderous about it?
01:21:23.000It's a little bit more complicated than that because that would mean that the person France is married to a man who's pretending to be a woman.
01:22:10.000If I said he once paid a hooker to pee on a bed, that's defamatory.
01:22:13.000Saying Britain McCarthy's a man, what about that is inherently defamatory?
01:22:18.000I understand you keep saying it over and over again.
01:22:20.000I'm asking you that question because the reality is there's only a conservative answer, which is it is offensive to conservatives to surgically alter your body.
01:22:43.000But on the surface, publicly, there is nothing inherently damaging or defamatory about calling a woman a man or a man a woman.
01:22:50.000It would be no different than if I said you had blonde hair and you dye it.
01:22:54.000I think there's a little bit, something a little bit different there, Tim.
01:22:57.000Because I think she's trying to hurt her public image here.
01:23:01.000And you saying I've a definitely a point here.
01:23:04.000What is damaging to Bridget McCrone's public image by being a man?
01:23:09.000It's implying that she's the opposite gender and a closeted transgender person.
01:23:12.000I think the only thing that's not that hard.
01:23:13.000And that she's trying to harm her public image.
01:23:15.000I think the only thing that could be said that would be damaging would be implying that she's dishonest, but actually being transgender isn't.
01:23:22.000And I think that that's a big stretch, to be honest with you.
01:23:25.000Calling someone a liar is not defamation at all.
01:23:27.000That's why I said it's a big stretch, but it's not, it technically isn't defamatory to say.
01:23:32.000No, the reality is considering it defamatory because Candace hurt her feelings.
01:23:40.000If someone went online and said Tim Poole is actually a trans man and has been a woman his whole life or whatever, a trans investigator, there's nothing defamatory I could do.
01:25:10.000I think if you said something like, Elad, appearance defamation is so hard because like on the surface, I just don't know, there's no way this can be defamatory because you're literally just talking about her looks.
01:25:22.000You can make an argument that Elad is a sinner.
01:29:28.000Listen, I will grant you that certainly there are a lot of compliant cops who are willing to obey against their better judgment, but that doesn't make them communists, certainly in their mentality.
01:29:36.000When a communist says shut a church down and the cop says, you got a boss, sounds like a commie to me.
01:29:41.000I don't believe that they're communists.
01:29:44.000I think that it's very telling that the NYPD can't recruit people, right?
01:29:47.000That people do not want to join, knowing that they're going to be given an impossible mission to try to fight crime when city leadership, if anything, will take the side of the criminals in every judgment call and every occasion where it's in any sense not clear.
01:30:01.000let me ask you, why do you, why do you think it is that, uh, why, why do you believe NYPD cops are not communists?
01:30:07.000Just from knowing so many cops and from, I've known enough, not as many as Chicago, of course, but yeah, I spent a lot of time in Chicago or New York and certainly know NYPD.
01:30:16.000But I think in general, beat cops, I'm not talking necessarily about leadership, but in general, beat cops overwhelmingly are salty-earth, patriotic, generally very observantly religious people who do a really hard job and take tremendous risks for public safety.
01:30:33.000I think they're honorable people on the whole.
01:30:34.000Wouldn't communists hire other communists to be police officers?
01:30:46.000Like, where were the good cops then to say, hey, you can't shut a church down?
01:30:50.000I think, unfortunately, they were intimidated and compliant.
01:30:52.000And probably a lot of them were fooled into believing they were doing something noble, into believing the Fauci nonsense and into believing that lockdowns were actually effective and that this was for the good of the people.
01:31:26.000When they had people believe they were electrocuting the other person and said, don't worry, I'm the authority and I tell you to do it so it's okay.
01:31:34.000And then they had people on the other side screaming and begging for it to stop.
01:31:36.000And the doctor's like, no, you keep going.
01:32:13.000I'm saying that only a little bit tongue-in-cheek because they are actually enforcing these Marxist theories and critical theories, but it's more of just cabal corruption.
01:32:22.000The mayor appoints his head of the police department, who is going to be a political ally, a commie, and that person's going to put other cops in positions of power who are going to align or do as they're told.
01:32:34.000Communism can't survive if there are actual God-fearing police officers who say, I'm not shutting a church down.
01:32:58.000I would assume, and y'all can criticize me for this and tell me I'm wrong, but I would kind of assume that if you use the threat of violence in force against Christians who are trying to go to church to worship, it's probably a hell-worthy trespass, I'd imagine.
01:33:14.000I'm a lapsed Catholic, so I don't really know much about what I'm talking about.
01:33:16.000But certainly it seems like one of the most egregious things you can do is use the threat of violence against people to stop them from praising the Lord.
01:33:44.000And that's their interest for the most part.
01:33:45.000So when you see people like the NYPD following orders like that, they don't want to lose their job because if they weren't following orders, then they would be fired.
01:33:53.000Because their job is more important to them than the Constitution or their faith or their family.
01:33:58.000To be fair, I mean, it's reasonable, right?
01:34:01.000You got a family, you got a salary, your kid needs to go to school, your kid needs food, and the government comes to you and says, you will either do as you're told or you'll be in the pen with them.
01:34:11.000And that's what we saw when they went to the Jewish communities and started chaining the parks shut and shutting the schools down.
01:34:16.000They were spying and looking through windows because the Jewish community was trying to have, you know, school and temple and stuff like that.
01:34:23.000And in Seattle, what we saw was there's a video I like to cite where Antifa threatened a guy and they were all across the street marching towards him as he walked back with his hands up.
01:34:34.000Police pull up behind him, get out of the car, grab his hands, put him behind his back and arrest him and apologize to Antifa.
01:34:41.000And it's fascinating to me that there's this generic conservative view that all cops are good or police are good.
01:34:46.000And I'm like, bro, the Soviet Union, the cops were communists too.
01:34:52.000And in Venezuela, the cops, they're all communists.
01:34:55.000I will say most of the NYPD are outer borough or metropolitan, greater metropolitan area cops that don't want to lose their jobs, man.
01:35:03.000Yeah, they don't want to lose their jobs.
01:35:16.000They're having trouble recruiting because the reality is the good, God-fearing, conservative, Christian, or constitutionalists are refusing to join a communist police department.
01:35:26.000Well, we've demoralized the NYPD, too.
01:35:28.000I mean, I think that's a bigger part of it.
01:35:29.000This was coming on the heels of the defund the police movement and seeing how when police actually enforce the law, the consequences that they have for enforcing the law, even when they're doing it correctly, that when there's trouble in the subway, they're going to have to think twice about whether or not to do anything because they don't want to get in trouble down the line.
01:35:43.000So I think they're, again, being put in an impossible position and then being criticized from both sides.
01:35:48.000And then when those lawyers were passing out Molotov cocktails, and someone firebombed an NYPD van, I think.
01:36:11.000We talked about this for the past a couple years afterwards of departments seeing massive, they were getting defunded and cops were quitting.
01:36:32.000The ones that were going to flee fled a long time ago.
01:36:35.000A quarter million people fled Manhattan during COVID.
01:36:38.000I don't know that that's accurate because Mamdani, with the whole defund the police stuff, and if he is actually going to have policies that either shrink the department or limit the department's ability to enforce the law, there might be more people that actually resign and decide that they don't want to be a police officer in New York.
01:37:55.000However, you have to remember, there was a national almost psychosis because there was such a mass panic that was spread with seemingly authoritative voices leading a very compliant corporate media that all did it in concert.
01:38:23.000But the point is we're not under mass psychosis now is my point.
01:38:26.000And so given that, when Mandani comes in and says, I'm the newly elected Marxist mayor, not that I'll say it, but I'm the newly elected Marxist mayor of New York, I think the reaction is going to be entirely different now from the NYPD than it was in 2020.
01:38:39.000And again, I'm not excusing them because they should have been more thoughtful, but the point is very few people were thoughtful during the lockdowns, right?
01:38:45.000It took a lot of guts, a lot of thinking to stand up and say, all of this is wrong.
01:38:51.000And every communist revolution or fascistic takeover is going to be predicated upon some kind of disaster or emergency.
01:38:59.000So if you are not cognizant of these things when you are outright defying the Constitution, I think, if you want to be literal as we can be, will NYC cops flee to Florida?
01:39:34.000Like, not only does it strike at the heart of this nation as to what the founding principles literally were, freedom of religion, it's the First Amendment, the right to peaceably assemble and worship as you see fit.
01:39:59.000Let's talk about the other side of the equation then, of those churches, the pastors who acquiesced overwhelmingly, whether they wanted to or not, right?
01:40:52.000People believe that the deal with the devil was always going to be he'd offer you a rolls or a private jet and beautiful women.
01:41:00.000Now the devil's going to come to you, grab you by the balls and say, I will take your children from you unless you serve me.
01:41:04.000And they say, I will do anything you say.
01:41:07.000So the idea that evil forces took over New York, San Francisco, Chicago, New Zealand, all these countries.
01:41:15.000And I think we truly got to see who was willing to join the dark side and be evil.
01:41:22.000And there's always going to be an excuse.
01:41:24.000There's always going to be an internal justification for it.
01:41:27.000And when the Bolsheviks wage their revolution, the cops are going to say, look, man, if we speak out, my kids are going to be left homeless and I'll do anything for my kids.
01:41:38.000The priests, I don't really blame the people who have guns pointed at them when the villains are taking over with guns and saying, I will beat the crap.
01:41:47.000To be fair, though, I do think especially for men of the cloth, they absolutely should have said, you will not defy the Lord and kept those churches open.
01:41:58.000And it does say a lot when they're like, a handful of guys have threatened me and my faith and my flock, and I will acquiesce.
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01:42:49.000And this Saturday, oh boy, Michael Malice, Angry Cops, debating police.
01:42:54.000This conversation we're having, oh, it's going to get crazy.
01:42:56.000Michael Malice, of course, he's pro-Trump, but he's an anarchist.
01:42:59.000And so he's talked about how cops, I'm going to ruin his quote, but he said, there is no law so depraved that a police officer would not enforce it up to and including the killing of children.
01:46:16.000It's hiring a lot of effective political voices on the right.
01:46:22.000He has this inside-outside game where he has a lot of great relationships with people inside Congress, inside the administration, and has a foot on the outside too.
01:46:31.000So I think this guy's a force to be reckoned with, especially down in the future.
01:46:36.000P. Supi says, it would have been hilarious if South Park had a clip of Shrimp censored Trump, shrimp dick, doing things to himself, watching a video of himself getting shot.
01:49:31.000Saddam is a bloodthirsty dictator who, like, you know, called people.
01:49:35.000He had this one famous clip of him doing this announcement and saying, you guys need to tell me you're guilty.
01:49:39.000And then he just started killing random people in the room in his government.
01:49:41.000But I wonder he murdered everybody that didn't support him.
01:49:45.000I wonder if what's going on in South Park is not so much they're like, go after Trump.
01:49:48.000It's that, I said it before, I said again, they're remaking Scrubs, they're remaking King of the Hill, they're remaking, what's the Malcolm in the Middle.
01:49:56.000Brett was saying maybe married with children.
01:49:58.000They're rebooting all these shows because people just want nostalgia bait.
01:51:09.000Well, the thing about Putin is that it's old.
01:51:10.000And so the modern thing right now is Epstein.
01:51:12.000And the conspiracy theory is that the cameras went down, or not conspiracy, but the reports where the cameras were down, the guards fell asleep.
01:51:17.000And I'm like, so explain that with Trump breaking Epstein out of jail.
01:51:21.000And then you have the press asking Trump about Epstein.
01:51:24.000He panics and says, we don't want to talk about this.
01:52:08.000You'll notice that these like biased fact-checker sites are like Tim Pool's conservative because we tend to stick to narratives that are not led or pushed by the left.
01:52:33.000Now the New York Times is desperately trying to say the ObamaGate stuff isn't real and the narrative is being driven by Trump and Tulsi Gabbard.
01:52:39.000When the Epstein stuff happened, the media very much cared about it, as we all did, and Trump launched a ton of stuff.
01:53:34.000Ben Affleck apparently asked the director, he was like, wouldn't it be easier to get a bunch of astronauts to train to be, to do mining instead of getting miners to train to be astronauts?
01:53:48.000Arcadian Twilight says, perhaps it's time to mock South Park and Might Media and other large evil corporations in the way South Park used to.
01:54:46.000Because I'll say this, if you're at CBS and you're looking at one whole NBA every year on Colbert, think about your three to five year plan for your investment.
01:54:55.000And you're going to be like, where are we at in three to five years with 40 million a year?
01:56:00.000Yeah, I think the sentiment is going south.
01:56:04.000I think it's definitely becoming a partisan issue.
01:56:07.000I think this is very significant on the left.
01:56:10.000I think its impact on the Republican Party and on the right is a bit overstated.
01:56:16.000I will say, though, we just had our first Republican congresswoman, a Republican in Congress, call it a genocide, and that's Marjorie Taylor Green.
01:56:23.000She recently came out and described what Israel is a genocide.
01:57:01.000I think I can explain that generational shift.
01:57:03.000I think it's because older people had this reservoir of pro-Israel sentiment from decades of the United States and Israel being so close.
01:57:10.000However, for young people who are new to the situation, I think they see Netanyahu and they properly see in him somebody that we cannot trust.
01:57:18.000Because Netanyahu has been trying to get America to intervene in the Middle East for decades, and at times through just grossly wrong analysis, you know, all the way back to the Iraq war, right?
01:57:28.000Where he promised that he and Israel corroborated that there were weapons of mass destruction.
01:57:32.000I mean, this is 20 plus years ago that he did that in the United States, and he was very effective at that propaganda campaign.
01:57:41.000He has constantly harangued the United States and enticed the United States into fighting on behalf of Israel and into aiding Israel.
01:57:47.000Again, they're our friend and ally, but it doesn't mean that it has to be our money.
01:57:51.000Certainly doesn't mean that it has to be our troops invading.
01:57:53.000And I think young people see the failings of Netanyahu, and to them, that makes them extremely skeptical of Israel because they have none of that reservoir that older people do.
01:58:03.000Unit unit says, what was the story arc that had the character chef leave South Park?
01:58:07.000I think shows like South Park and Simpsons know more than they're letting on.
01:58:11.000Family guy, Seth McFarlane has made several comments on the show and in private that he knew what was going on with Weinstein, Weinstein, whatever his name is.
01:58:23.000There's a joke where Stewie is running through the mall screaming, help, help, I've escaped from Kevin Spacey's basement.
01:58:28.000And he's, there were like comedy events he did where he made passive comments and everyone's like, Seth McFarland knew what was going on in Hollywood and just didn't say anything.
01:59:37.000It depends on, again, how you define Catholic, but in our country, some of the most prominent Democrats over the past decade have been Catholics, and they've been pro-choice.
01:59:46.000Also, some of our most prominent Democrats are men who say they're women as well.
01:59:49.000So there's a is, and then there is a thinks.
01:59:53.000According to polling, people who identify as women, Catholics, sometimes men, right, I get it.
01:59:59.000Are more likely to identify as pro-choice than not.
02:00:03.000And the point is, there are also men who claim they're women.
02:00:08.000So you can defy scripture and teachings and all of that and then be like, yeah, but I am Catholic.
02:00:35.000If you lump everybody together, which almost all polling does, and just says, what do you identify as, then Catholics are actually pro-abortion.
02:00:42.000If they go to their female-led church with pride flags hanging from the wall and they pray to a non-binary Jesus.
02:00:49.000I'm not trying to make a political statement here, but there are a lot of Catholics heavily involved with many of these progressive causes.
02:00:56.000Right, but do you understand what we're saying?
02:02:09.000Random Trader says Wesley Lepatner, a senior executive at Blackstone and CEO of the Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, was killed in a mass shooting at the company's Manhattan headquarters on July 20th, 2025.
02:02:22.000Yeah, there's a lot of communists that are celebrating that because she was a CEO.
02:02:26.000Clayton A says, what are the chances Tim gets featured in a South Park episode if this theme continues on?
02:02:31.000If they have me on South Park and I'm just saying, guys, make fun of everybody, make fun of me, make fun of Charlie, make fun of Trump with good jokes.
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02:08:45.000Because it's weird because when you live in the city in like Chicago and a tractor trailer will drive down the street, the building might shake.
02:08:52.000So I was like, this just feels like a truck drove by and like the building shook a little bit.
02:08:57.000I've been in one earthquake in New York City, I think it was almost a decade ago.
02:09:02.000And in New York, we don't expect them.
02:10:24.000And instead of usually we just jump right on a plane and fly home.
02:10:26.000But for some reason, we had a day off and we were hanging out and there was nothing really to do because everything was kind of closed down and people were kind of, you know, absorbing or whatever, getting used to it or whatever.
02:10:38.000And it felt like the ground was unstable.
02:10:44.000There were always aftershocks going on, but basically everyone in the band decided to put a, in their individual hotel rooms, they'd put a glass of a cup of water out because you weren't really sure if you were feeling aftershocks or not.
02:10:57.000So you kind of would just like look at the glass because everything kind of felt, you know, like weird.
02:11:02.000It felt like there was always some kind of, you know, shaking going on.
02:11:07.000And there was real, like we were in the airport and there was an aftershock and all of the fixtures and stuff were all shaking around and stuff.
02:11:13.000So at least like when you talk about the evacuation and stuff, I'm guessing that the Japanese being culturally how they are, I bet they were super orderly and polite about it.
02:12:58.000Like, it's actual French territory, which I didn't realize how French it was, too, and the cuisine was.
02:13:02.000So, like, you're in this beautiful island that we were in Borbora, this beautiful island sanctuary, but with some like French culture and French food.
02:15:26.000But the bluest, most beautiful water because it's kind of those, I think they call them atolls around the ring.
02:15:31.000So it's kind of like a sombrero, right?
02:15:32.000You've got this big, you know, mountain in the middle and then a water moat basically around the mountain and then land, little thin strips of land all around, you know, forming a circle.
02:15:41.000So it's like it's all luxury on Bora Bora?