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00:02:26.000It implies you've done something more than once.
00:02:28.000If someone's mad at you and you get into a fight, you didn't harass them.
00:02:32.000But outside of this video, I don't know the full details other than this.
00:02:35.000Tim had posted that he was going to go there, record the person, the people coming and going live on Facebook, and upload it to YouTube, asking people to join, and says to be peaceful, calling out disgusting pedophiles.
00:02:47.000My advice to everybody is do not get January 6th.
00:02:52.000Because now you know that what's going to happen is, they're going to start running stories saying, like, far-right guy attacks, you know, Drag Story Hour, children were present, and they're going to say that the arrest is proof.
00:03:30.000It's fine to go ahead and take video if you're looking just to expose and put on the Internet.
00:03:34.000But there are places where you're not going to get you know, you're going to be treated as if you are Assaulting people as if you are hurting people by going and saying, look, you know, I don't want you having drag shows around kids.
00:03:46.000So, I mean, it's good to expose this kind of stuff, but you also have to, I think it's probably the best to manage expectations of what you think will actually happen.
00:03:57.000Getting the word out, exposing them, great.
00:03:59.000Expecting the government in a blue state to do something, probably going to get your, you're probably going to have your hopes let down.
00:04:06.000So, the guy that got attacked, who got charged for being the attacker, who actually got attacked, did he go in there and then, like, start yelling at people and pointing fingers and stuff?
00:04:51.000So it really does look like in the full video, like, yeah, he did everything right.
00:04:56.000Paid to come in, asked if it was okay, asked if he could film, and they started getting people getting mad at him.
00:05:01.000And I think that that fits the MO of the far left, he does this all the time.
00:05:05.000There was, um, Dan Dix was filming at an event, he's Canadian, and far leftists started physically attacking him, and the cop said, if you don't leave, you'll be arrested.
00:05:32.000When appropriate is a rare circumstance.
00:05:34.000Just yeah, don't like zealously back anything you don't understand.
00:05:39.000But if you want to back an ordered society, as long as it's a good society, I think the police are extremely valuable for an ordered and good society.
00:05:50.000So there are people that say that poverty drives crime, right?
00:05:57.000So poverty comes first, and then because of the poverty, you get crime.
00:06:01.000That is totally Absolutely 100% backwards.
00:06:06.000I actually, I believe there's a correlation between poverty and crime, but I believe now it is substantially less pronounced.
00:06:15.000And I believe, you know, over the past few months, the conversations we've had, I would actually say today, I would believe it's more culture.
00:06:32.000The fact that you have crime in an area, people can't open businesses, you don't have police that you can go to to say, oh, these guys broke into my store, they stole my stuff, my property, et cetera.
00:06:42.000You don't have, and this is exactly why property rights are so vital to a free country.
00:06:48.000And that's why you have, that's why to some degree you have to have courts for redress of grievance.
00:06:52.000But the reason why I still somewhat disagree on this, and for a long time, my view of it was probably too naive, in that in the areas that I had seen and grew up, it was the poor people who were like, I don't have these things.
00:07:07.000So for instance, like when a video game of mine got stolen, it was stolen by the kid who couldn't afford the video game that everybody had.
00:07:14.000However, that being said, culture before everything.
00:07:17.000Uh, if someone couldn't afford something, but their culture and their morals dictated you do not steal, out of fear of what the community may do, you could be shunned, you could, uh, you know, lose access to things, they wouldn't steal.
00:07:31.000So, I think it's too simple, it's too simple to say crime and poverty are correlated in either direction, although I do think you are correct to assert, like, absolutely what you're saying is true, if people are robbing stores, stores shut down, and now there's no commerce, I also think it's true that there absolutely are poor people who commit crimes because they want to have something.
00:07:47.000Either it could be status-related, it could literally be, I know everyone makes fun of AOC, it could be because they're hungry.
00:08:02.000But I think it's ultimately culture because, as I've stated before, if every single person in the world Was, as Christian, as Seamus Coghlan, you would not need police, you would not need military, you wouldn't need any of that.
00:08:14.000Only in civil society, but if civility breaks down like Hurricane Katrina, then being a religious Christian good guy doesn't get you out of that alive.
00:08:28.000If you're able to communicate with your community, but if the roads are flooded and everyone's stuck in their buildings, like... Doesn't matter.
00:09:05.000My point is simply, because you have a breakdown in community in parts of cities, you get crime.
00:09:13.000So, look, I grew up on the south side of Chicago where 47th Street, two blocks north of where we were, you cross that street, everyone's black.
00:09:20.000South of it, mostly white and Hispanic mix.
00:09:24.000The people north of 47th would come to our neighborhood and rob everybody.
00:09:30.000It was sort of race, but it was community.
00:09:34.000We had friends who lived on our side of 47th who were also black and would not go around robbing anybody, and Hispanic people and Asian people and immigrants.
00:09:44.000The reason why they would cross 47th and come over is because it was a completely different community.
00:09:49.000I was just being told about the gypsies and that it's literally in the culture.
00:09:52.000Maybe you know more, I don't know a lot about it.
00:09:56.000And it's like you're supposed to steal from non-gypsies in the gypsy culture.
00:10:00.000I'll tell you this, on the south side of Chicago, across the street from my friend's house, Gypsies, what they literally called themselves, so I don't care if you think it's a slur.
00:10:07.000Yeah, they're very proud of being gypsies.
00:10:24.000Which was like, well, I think it was like 10 or something people.
00:10:27.000They all were living in this house, and they immediately stopped paying rent.
00:10:33.000Yes, and so the landlord immediately said, okay, eviction notice.
00:10:37.000They ended up getting, I think, like nine months free rent because what they were doing was When the landlord said, you didn't pay rent this month, they were like, I'm so sorry, we'll get it to you, just please give us time.
00:10:49.000A week goes by, landlord says, you guys are a week behind on your rent, I really need it, and they say, I know, I know, it's just our check, you didn't come through, my job is, look, I mean, I'm gonna get it to you.
00:10:58.000After like three weeks, he's like, guys, you're not paying rent, there's nothing I can do, I have to evict you, and they were like, I'll see you in court.
00:11:05.000And they filed a counterclaim against the landlord.
00:11:07.000They ask the judge, I have work, can you please schedule this court date for two weeks from today?
00:11:12.000So now they're at a month, you know, in a week.
00:11:15.000They're at, you know, a month and a week of free rent.
00:11:18.000Then, when they go to court for the first hearing, they have arguments to which the judge says, they ask the judge, we're going to need more time to present our case.
00:11:27.000We feel that the landlord has not upheld his legal responsibilities in maintaining the property, and we're refusing to pay rent until he fixes things that are broken.
00:12:48.000They just told the judge after a few weeks, we don't care.
00:12:51.000They weren't hiring lawyers, they weren't spending money, they were just going and saying, we need more time, we need more time, until the judge finally said no.
00:12:56.000After 8 months, they were finally able to get the police to show up to evict them.
00:13:01.000When the police finally showed up, the house was completely destroyed, everything was gone, and it was 8 months of free living in a house.
00:13:08.000Does the law protect the landlord or protects the tenants?
00:13:13.000In Spain, the law protects the squatters.
00:13:17.000My grandparents just got a property robbed in last week from squatters and they were only able to take them out because they couldn't have time to change the lockers.
00:13:46.000While they were on their last month or whatever, knowing this is it, the cops are about to show up, they reapplied with the uncle, to another house, here's my job, here's my income, lying,
00:13:57.000and they repeat the process because they can keep doing it. And then what they do is
00:14:01.000with 10 family members, they're looking at like 10 years of free rent. And then by
00:14:06.000then the kids are old enough to rent and do the same thing and they keep the cycle going.
00:14:10.000I wish I could remember the history of the Romani gypsies because someone was just telling me a
00:14:16.000couple of months ago about this, that it was within the doctrine of their culture, of their
00:14:20.000religion, of their life take. You're supposed to steal from people that are not Romani gypsies.
00:14:24.000Yeah, I- I- I- I cannot confirm this on the fly, but it's like you're saying, that thievery can be cultural, crime can be cultural.
00:18:00.000So the problem is, squatters are burglars, and they're literally robbing your home in real time.
00:18:08.000But people will call the cops and say, hello, officer, I'm having a civil dispute with an individual in my house, and they'll say, talk to a judge.
00:18:14.000But if you said, a man has broken into my home, help, help, I think he's gonna kill me.
00:18:38.000And I'm not saying lie or anything, I'm saying like quite literally someone who breaks in your house is a burglar, legally.
00:18:41.000So the problem is, people are really dumb, okay?
00:18:46.000Burglary in Maryland is if you cross a physical barrier of any kind onto property of any kind.
00:18:52.000That means if I hang a shoestring around a barren acre of property and someone walks by and steps over it, they've committed fourth-degree burglary.
00:19:03.000I can now call the police and say, help, police, there's a burglar in my home.
00:19:07.000I fear great bodily harm or death and I want you to get here before I have to take action.
00:19:12.000And the police will come and remove the person.
00:19:14.000But too many people are like, hello officer, there's a man inside my house.
00:19:55.000My question, I was curious for Tim, actually, if you've noticed maybe ever since post COVID, it seems like across all the industries and trades in the country, everybody just is like really incompetent and doesn't care about their job or their work and everybody's poorly trained, whether it's police officers or, you know, piloting.
00:20:20.000It just seems like everything is kind of falling apart.
00:20:23.000And actually, the funny reason why I chose this as my question is because I had an insane incident with a police officer today that almost resulted in a gun battle between he and I. What happened?
00:23:08.000You get yourself a high noon, and you stand outside, and you're like, that was fun, and then you leave.
00:23:12.000There's no more lo- like, you could go for the whole four hours of racing, where it's like a race every 15 minutes, I think, and you could sit down, order food with your friends, hang out, shoot the shit for like an hour while the horses are running, just have something going on in the background while you guys are having a good time.
00:23:29.000They got rid of so much stuff after COVID and I guess what they're saying is that older people who are working these jobs decided to retire instead of dealing with it and just go into their savings.
00:24:05.000How are you feeling after that interaction with the cop?
00:24:12.000It was kind of surreal because it didn't feel like I was engaging with a cop, you know?
00:24:19.000Uh, and he had like a high vis vest on that said police on it, but just his attitude demanding I back up into a busy road with no vision.
00:24:29.000And I was telling him, no, I'm not doing that.
00:24:31.000And then he was kind of, he was kind of doing like the provocation where if you ever had it happen to you, someone gets in your face and then they say, get the F out of my face, even though they're getting in your face.
00:24:43.000It's like, they want a reason to act out.
00:24:50.000It was funny, too, the story with the police officer dolphin diving and doing a commando role over an acorn kind of dropped the same day.
00:25:01.000Yeah, the one guy in the chat was like, PTSD is not a laughing matter.
00:25:05.000And that's true, too, because some of these guys might be going through, like, God knows what kind of trauma on the back end or what they saw beforehand.
00:25:14.000I kind of, I understand what you're, what you experienced.
00:25:17.000Cause the first thing I'm thinking is like, well, what'd you pull on the exit?
00:27:08.000So if there was, let's say there was like exculpatory evidence that cleared his name in any of the cases or anything that he's going through, could Trump declare himself a whistleblower?
00:27:22.000Well, when you look at what they're doing to Donald Trump, it's clear they're not operating within the law, so I don't know what the point would be.
00:27:30.000When it comes to what is or is not legal, it honestly is less relevant than what they can actually get the government to actually enforce, is more than the question.
00:27:45.000Or they can get the people to believe.
00:27:47.000Because with the media, you know, they'll tell people, this is fake, this is fake, this is fake.
00:27:51.000And if they say it enough times, you get people to start to believe it.
00:28:28.00010 seats in the front row for the live show, Elite members.
00:28:32.000And then, uh, second floor is, I think there's gonna be 50 capacity for elite members, and that's free.
00:28:39.000Like, you show up, you can come in if you're an elite member.
00:28:41.000And the general idea moving forward with the space is, we're not there yet, but elite members can come and go as they please.
00:28:47.000You'll have a keycard, you go, beep, and then you can walk in and hang out, play games, watch TV.
00:28:51.000It's not going to be ridiculously active there other than it's a club, and we're hoping once a month, we're hoping to do exactly what we're doing on March 5th once a month.
00:29:00.000We can get in the full swing of things.
00:29:02.000These events will be, like, we lose money doing them, but I think it's just healthy for everything we're doing.
00:29:10.000And Martinsburg, West Virginia and our plans for anti-Times Square and all that to get started with pulling people in and it'll help.
00:29:17.000I think it'll just help in general for everybody but hopefully people become elite members and then hang out at the club and play games and we've got poker with the boys in the wor- I'm sorry it's called debate me.
00:33:04.000So if you spend your time around people that are broke, you're gonna be broke.
00:33:09.000If you spend your time around people that are not doing anything, that are not actively doing things in their life, you're gonna end up sitting around not doing stuff.
00:33:17.000Who you associate with really, really, really matters.
00:33:59.000The same top you can buy from the street corner that was made by a human being, but because they determine its value as high worth, they can sell it to a rich person because they know rich people.
00:36:43.000And if so, what country do you believe Americans will flock to in this scenario?
00:36:49.000It's already happening and El Salvador.
00:36:54.000You know, if I kind of agree, I've actually thought about going to another country, and if I'm thinking about it, then probably other people.
00:37:03.000There are people online that you know of who have already done this.
00:37:05.000Max Keiser blatantly is like, move to El Salvador, do it now, don't wait.
00:37:09.000And that's a lot having to do with the economic advantage, Bitcoin and all that stuff.
00:38:52.000It is the heat from the earth Boils water and spins a turbine, so they don't need to burn anything to make it happen.
00:39:00.000They literally just pull the heat out of the earth, which is there, and convert that energy into electricity, dramatically reducing the cost of mining Bitcoin, and so they can sell it a massive profit.
00:39:59.000That's, like, really an unta- I mean, that's probably dangerous for the sea life and stuff, but an untapped amount of electricity coming in off of those.
00:40:06.000It's been running since 2008, apparently.
00:40:09.000Just finding ways to make things spin.
00:41:03.000For a week, renting equipment, building a studio, and then the only way to get there for us is a private jet, because we had to fly on a Wednesday, or on a Tuesday, and get there on a Wednesday.
00:41:13.000So we had to have a private jet waiting for us after the show, and those are insanely expensive.
00:41:17.000Yeah, not to mention flying back on a Monday.
00:44:23.000The only other thing I would like to request is that Tim read a little bit more about Canadian involvement in the Civil War, because we were a significant portion of it, to the point where we tried to get the British to attack the Union Army, attack the Union, and we were up for grabs at the end of the Civil War because of our involvement.
00:44:44.000Ulysses S. Grant wanted Canada for payment.
00:44:49.000So, this Friday, I believe, we have a guy from the California secessionist movement coming in, and we're talking to a few Civil War historians to join the show, The Culture War, to talk about, with the California secessionist movement, the current ideas around secession, in the context of What happened with secession in 1861, and then the conversation of how would this translate to today if something happened?
00:45:15.000I think it'll be a really, really fun show.
00:45:18.000Hopefully we're gonna be able to get someone, but that being said, Gettysburg is 40 minutes away from where we are, and I'm like, there's probably 300 Civil War historians in Gettysburg who would love to come on and talk about the Civil War.
00:45:30.000So it's gonna be a fucking awesome show on Friday.
00:47:13.000So we'll probably just buy beers, and if you're old enough, you can have one or whatever, and we'll order pizzas or something like that, but it'll be a lot of fun.