On this episode of the Sunday Uncensored after show, the boys talk about the latest in the long-running saga of RFK's TikTok account, and the controversy surrounding it. Plus, a story about a woman with a big butt.
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00:00:42.000Oh my gosh, I actually just submitted this to Chris Carr, editor, to put up on the site while we were on the show because I caught this right at the end.
00:00:49.000So we were talking about this a little bit.
00:00:52.000There's a screen recording from TikTok of RFK uh it's it's this it's an OnlyFans model and she's posing basically to show off her butt she's in like black shorts and if you look at the comment section the RFK official TikTok page here we go wow with some emojis it's his legitimate thing
00:01:12.000And so today he addressed this in a thread that I actually thought was also very funny and it leads off with, because if you look at the, it's not there anymore, but if you look at the comment it was in I think September of 2022.
00:01:29.000He said, best lead of all time, do people really think I was TikToking in 2022?
00:01:35.000Which is like both true and slightly boomery in like a very nice way.
00:01:39.000And his explanation is that when he launched his campaign, his TikTok did not have a thousand followers, which is the minimum threshold for going live.
00:01:47.000So his social media manager, who's this 33 year old guy from Georgia, No problem, you'll just use mine.
00:02:38.000I'm running for president and they come to me and they say, uh, everyone's sort of laughing because they found a comment from you two years ago on an OnlyFans girl with a big butt and I'll go, oh.
00:02:48.000But you're not married and I feel like that does make a slight difference.
00:02:52.000But either way, like, what are you doing with this?
00:02:55.000Like, it's just funnier if you're, if, and they're like, well, what do you have to say about it?
00:03:11.000I mean, I think the question is, remember when it was Bootgate and DeSantis was in trouble for, you know, maybe, probably wearing lifts in his cowboy boots?
00:03:19.000And the whole conversation was, would America elect a short president?
00:06:12.000I don't think that TikTok is that complicated and I think that if you're an older married guy who wants to find videos of sexy women dancing around and like you go to TikTok and it's not that difficult to figure out how to create an account And start commenting on the videos.
00:06:29.000And in fact, I would even argue if you are a boomer, you're probably not sitting there thinking like, oh, other people are reading my comments too.
00:06:35.000This isn't just between me and Big Butt Girl.
00:06:38.000Yeah, that's how my grandma used the internet.
00:06:40.000She would leave me direct messages, but in comment sections of pictures from like years ago.
00:06:45.000Like, Grandma, this is very personal information you're asking us to do right now.
00:06:49.000Because I think that's one of the... I mean, I've talked about this a little with Biden, because he just lies so constantly and gets caught all the time.
00:06:54.000But part of it is because he started his career pre-internet, so he could just say whatever and no one could really fact check him that efficiently.
00:07:01.000Whereas now we're able to go back and be like, two years ago, you said this thing, we have it on video.
00:10:15.000The thing is, the screenshots have been out for a while.
00:10:19.000I saw them a couple months ago, but they went sort of, you know how this happens, like something will go around, you'll see it, but then it started getting shared really rapidly this week.
00:10:26.000So now I'm thinking his campaign is sharing because his campaign seems to be dying.
00:10:30.000And now they're like, we need some type of... His campaign definitely seems to be dying.
00:10:35.000He did an interview where he was saying, I have You know, 26%, I'm gaming steadily 1% a week.
00:10:41.000I only need 34% to beat both Trump and Biden, which I find really interesting.
00:10:47.000His only energy is in kind of whack podcasts.
00:10:50.000I'm sorry, are you hating on podcasts right now?
00:10:53.000Well, there's like podcasts that like love him, that look up to him and they let him like talk forever and there's no pushback on anything.
00:11:12.000To me, like, I see people who are interested in him at first, but it's really people who are also interested in Trump and their love of, what love they have of RFK is not trumped by Trump.
00:11:25.000See, I felt like I saw the opposite, which is like, there were people who were like, gonna vote for Trump, but actually they lean more moderate or left, and they are the ones who got behind RFK.
00:11:32.000There's definitely those, because they're like, he's definitely against the vaccine stuff, or the COVID stuff, where they lost, you know, a lot of respect for the left.
00:11:38.000I mean, he's socially left in a way that agrees with a lot of them.
00:11:41.000Yeah, I just think he's still like a liberal at the end of the day.
00:11:44.000And there's a lot of things I really disagree with him on, even though I really agree with him on COVID stuff.
00:11:48.000He's still the thing that will make for the inevitable world that we're in now.
00:11:52.000I actually feel like his campaign would be stronger if, you know how every once in a while for the past year, they've been like, a new version of COVID, another virus.
00:12:00.000They've been sort of trying to hype that back up.
00:12:02.000If one of those had been taken seriously, if there had been another, like, are we going to lock down?
00:12:07.000I think he would have jumped in the polls.
00:12:09.000In 2020, I had said something to the effect of, if Joe Biden wins, these people are going to show up on like November 10th or whatever and storm the White House.
00:12:18.000They're going to be crazy and furious.
00:12:28.000I think what happens with Trump and this election is Trump wins, RFK gets 24%, Trump wins with like high 30%, and then the left uses that to argue he's an illegitimate president because of his minority victory.
00:12:45.000Do you see Trump and RFK working together again?
00:16:33.000Like, it's dumb, it's stupid, but people shared it, like, there is a reason that they were able to sustain what they were doing for a while.
00:18:26.000Yeah, and it was just a little bit, I think, too mechanical, a little bit robotic.
00:18:32.000I think he started making all the right decisions a little too late.
00:18:35.000You know, I think when he went down to just, like, the jeans and the vest and, like, started talking a little more human and really addressing the really controversial issues like, you know, January 6th and the FBI and the Whitmer Fednapping and all these different things, things that, you know, no other candidate was really even talking about.
00:19:14.000I just, I, there's something honestly about him that I distrust and I can't really place my finger on it, but also by his campaign that I distrust.
00:19:21.000Cause it reminds me of like a Jimmy Carter campaign where he's, you know, a well-meaning person and saying a lot of great things.
00:19:28.000Um, but then we'll fail, uh, horribly.
00:19:31.000Um, I, that's just my gut telling me that.
00:19:33.000Was there a moment for you where like that switched in your mind?
00:19:36.000Yeah, the moment for me that it's, well, okay, first of all, his team started reaching out to me and we started having communications and I thought, that's cool because I have a huge appreciation for any Republican candidate who understands the power of Influencers, which is not a term.
00:19:55.000I usually used to describe myself, but you know, we don't have Celebrities on the right.
00:20:00.000We don't I mean, yeah, we don't have a lot kid rock.
00:20:04.000I don't want to talk about it I don't want to react to that.
00:20:19.000Yeah and and They're rarely ever well utilized by most presidential campaigns.
00:20:28.000So Vivek's team was the first to start reaching out to influencers and invite them, come hang out on the bus with us, come out on the trail with us.
00:20:38.000So I was like, well, no matter how I feel about him, of course I'm going to go because I want to get to know, I would do that.
00:20:44.000If Biden said, come ride the bus with me, I'd be like, absolutely, of course.
00:20:47.000You take the megaphone and run with it, for sure.
00:20:50.000And you can see up close and personal what's really going on.
00:20:52.000Yeah, so spent the day with him in Iowa a couple of months ago and went to six campaign stops and I'd say between stops three and four, four and five, they let me do a 35 minute interview with him on the bus.
00:21:10.000You know, the first half was just general questions, second half was all January 6th.
00:21:14.000And I explained to him a lot about January 6th.
00:21:17.000Things that I've never had an opportunity to say to any politician because I've never been granted that opportunity.
00:21:22.000Explaining things like why people are pleading guilty to things they didn't do, why people are taking plea deals, period.
00:21:28.000Things that the public at large doesn't know yet because everybody who took a plea deal is still on probation and can't speak freely about why they made the choices that they made.
00:21:37.000And so one of the things I said to him in that moment was, and this was not a live interview, it was, you know, I got to edit all this out later, like the public has never seen the conversation we had.
00:21:48.000But I said to him, look, you keep saying that if you're elected president on day one, you're going to pardon all nonviolent J6ers.
00:21:56.000I said, here's the problem I have with that.
00:21:58.000A lot of people are pleading guilty to violence who did not commit violence.
00:22:01.000A lot of people are confessing to doing, you know, fighting with police officers who did not.
00:22:05.000It's not true, but they're being given no choice.
00:22:08.000And I said, so if you're elected president or if you come into power, I need you to assure me That you're going to look at every case, case by case, give the defendants a chance to explain why they pled guilty and did what they did, and then you make the decision about who gets pardoned and who didn't.
00:22:24.000And I made him literally say it back to me, which he did.
00:22:28.000And then for the rest of the day, on the remainder of the campaign stops, four, five, six, because he had been talking about J6 on every stop and saying, on day one, I'm going to pardon all nonviolent J6ers.
00:22:36.000he immediately changed his messaging right after that conversation.
00:22:40.000And for the rest of the day, he said on day one of my administration,
00:22:42.000I'm going to pardon all nonviolent J sixers. And he said, then the next thing we're doing,
00:22:46.000we're going to do is go case by case and get an understanding of, you know,
00:22:50.000what these cases are really about, why people made the decisions that they made.
00:22:53.000And then we'll start issuing more pardons beyond that. And I was like,
00:22:56.000that's really impressive to me. I can dig that. And, and not only did he say it the rest of the day in front of
00:23:00.000me on those stops, he has said it on Fox news. He said it on all of his live
00:24:08.000So I'm wondering if the panel remembers in 07, during an interview with the retired General Wesley Clark, he told a story when he visited the Pentagon in October of 2001, right after 9-11.
00:24:21.000And he said that an active general approached him, showed him this memo that he had just gotten from the Secretary of Defense office.
00:24:42.000What are your thoughts about, like, the whole World War III, Iran kind of BS, that it really doesn't have anything to do with Biden precisely, but it's more of just, like, the deep state continuing... Right.
00:24:53.000...that whole... That's why Hillary Clinton lost.
00:24:58.000That's why Hillary Clinton lost, partly.
00:25:00.000I mean, Trump didn't win by that many votes, but people knew things like this, and that got enough people to be like, I ain't gonna vote for a warmonger.
00:25:11.000But of course, we knew as soon as Joe Biden got in, he was gonna kick off this plan they've had for a long time.
00:25:20.000Do you think it's kind of The way that a lot of people talk about it on the right and conservatives, they keep saying Biden's doing this, Biden, Biden.
00:25:30.000Do you think it's an error to keep saying it like that?
00:25:38.000Do you really think he's mentally even Around at all that he's even doing anything besides like taking medicine and well, yeah, I'm not saying that it's his plan It's the CIA.
00:25:51.000It's a deep state intelligence assets the permanent government and he is the current Figurehead for this plan when we say Joe Biden's doing it's especially important because we want to vote him out You go around telling people vote for Donald Trump because we're up against insert intelligence officer and they're gonna bet who?
00:26:06.000So Joe Biden is the front face of this plan and he represents everything they've done up to this point.
00:26:14.000Yeah, they're just using him as a vessel.
00:27:16.000Today on scanner.com, Hannah Clare had an article up about a current Supreme Court case where West Point is having to defend its use of diversity bills as a criteria for selecting cadets.
00:27:36.000The argument being that having a diverse officer is important for national security reasons.
00:27:46.000Given that the service academies are the most selective colleges in the United States by far, shouldn't they be looking for the best candidates, or is there merit to the argument that having a diverse officer corps is an important goal?
00:28:17.000Yeah, this is the interesting... I find Students Prefer Admission a really interesting organization and obviously they were the ones who led the first lawsuits, the UNC and the Harvard lawsuits, that ultimately led to the Supreme Court invalidating affirmative action.
00:28:32.000And then this is their next go-round because In the original Supreme Court ruling, they noted specifically that the military academies are exempt from this because they're technically part of the Department of Defense.
00:28:47.000And I find, if you read the, I think I pulled a chunk of it for that article, but if you read the complaint filed by Students for Fair Admissions, they say West Point used to be about Ability and leadership, and it used to be about what they brought to the table, but it has now shifted to prioritize race over these things, and they specifically take complaint with the fact that they publish their goals.
00:29:16.000They have specific, we want to have this percentage of the next class be African-American, be Asian, be whatever.
00:29:22.000And their argument is that this is discriminatory and ultimately as long as this goes on it's, it is discriminatory to every pool of applicants because you know you already have to, you mentioned this Collar, but you already have to be You know, Harvard doesn't make you pass a physical fitness test.
00:29:41.000It doesn't make you get sponsored by your state senator, right?
00:29:44.000You have to work really hard to get into these things.
00:29:47.000And if you're willing to do all of that, as well as potentially sacrifice for your country, shouldn't you be admitted based on your merit, not based on race?
00:30:18.000Had to run a certain amount of miles every day.
00:30:21.000There'd be certain things that they would have to do, whether it's carrying your books in a certain hand or knowing how many lights are above you, because you've counted them prior days.
00:30:30.000And then when you're asked, you need to know how many lights are above you.
00:31:20.000I think there's a piece to this too that we're not really identifying, which is particularly when you're talking about something like the military.
00:31:28.000I didn't join the military and I'm not from a military family, but I mean, it's always kind of been my understanding that pretty much on like day one, when you enter the military, Your individual identity ceases to exist and it's really about you becoming a part of a unit and part of a chain of command.
00:31:44.000And what they're doing essentially is prioritizing identity.
00:31:48.000And so they're saying the chain of command in a way doesn't really exist anymore.
00:31:52.000It's your blackness and your transness and your individual identity and the way that you see yourself and perceive yourself now kind of supersedes all things in a way.
00:32:03.000That should be the last priority for them.
00:32:05.000Like, look, if we're going to have DEI at all, I mean, maybe it should be in circumstances where we can actually learn about each other's cultures in an environment where it's appropriate.
00:32:15.000You know, what is it like to grow up on the West Coast versus the East Coast?
00:32:31.000I'm just saying that I think that you're supposed to shed your identity and your identity becomes about protecting the United States of America.
00:32:40.000So, actually, the military considers your wealth for two reasons.
00:32:43.000If you're in massive debt, you're a security risk.
00:32:46.000You might sell secrets or try and make money to cover your liabilities.
00:32:49.000And if you're too rich, you will disregard orders and eventually buy your way out.
00:32:55.000I agree, but that probably doesn't apply as much to the cadets who are coming out of high school.
00:33:00.000You think? Because I feel like they have to write to the congressman.
00:33:03.000There have been many people who have enlisted and then their wealthy parents changed the rules,
00:33:09.000got them special privileges, or got them out or things like that.
00:33:14.000And this is just my experience, so it doesn't mean it's the truth at all.
00:33:17.000But I noticed that a lot of kids who were second or third generation West Point kids, meaning their parents went and their grandparents went, sometimes they didn't take it as seriously as the kids who were the first generation.
00:33:26.000And some of those families had lots of money because they were like generals and stuff like that.
00:33:39.000It's never just the super, it's never just checking boxes and saying like, you know, I want to see X number of black faces and X number of whatever.
00:33:45.000The next step, there's always the next step and always the next step.
00:33:48.000And then it becomes, well, having to get up at 5 a.m.
00:33:57.000My favorite thing is like, uh, The dress code rules the army has and there's a difference between the rules.
00:34:05.000I don't want to I don't want to speak out of turn, but I just you know my brief experiences There are certain ways everyone is expected to dress, but there's actual codified rule they're not the same and so I think it's something like Your belt has to be above your belly button or something, because the rule was made back in the 40s or whatever, but nobody does that anymore.
00:34:28.000Now everyone's basically improperly wearing a uniform.
00:34:31.000It has to be a quarter inch above or below your belly button, and you can opt to wear it just above.
00:38:00.000Because there's also reports of people, a really, I forget who his name was, big company, buying almost an exact replica of that plane that went missing six months before it went missing.
00:39:01.000I got a little bit of a darker but a fun question for the whole group just to see what y'all would think.
00:39:08.000So what fictional dystopian future from literature, games, or film do you believe bears the closest resemblance to our current geopolitical landscape?
00:39:16.000And what aspects of that dystopia do you see mirrored in our own reality and how can we learn from the different lessons and parallels and navigate the challenges of potential pitfalls in our present political climate?
00:40:29.000There's a documentary on this on Amazon Prime and they were saying at a certain point like their whole thing was like I'll help you find your soulmate and then they weren't it wasn't working and so they started being like because it was predominantly women they would go to someone and be like actually your spirit is male so you should transition and then we'll marry off to this lady because that way our premise works.
00:40:48.000Well, for me, I would say the one way that I've navigated this dystopian landscape is I believe in God, and I didn't believe in God for most of my life.
00:40:55.000And God has at least, or at most, given me an anchor in a non-reality where nothing and everything can be true.
00:41:45.000It's actually, you have to convince them about the surrogacy.
00:41:47.000They run into issues when the handmaids get attached.
00:41:49.000For real though, what in The Handmaid's Tale was depicted as Gilead being bad?
00:41:54.000I understand women have to have kids, but like, And the men are like, they all have like the Jezebel's thing, so they're actually all hypocritical.
00:42:01.000I mean, like negatives, whatever, but their water is clean, their birth rate is up.
00:42:06.000I mean, some stuff is like, and they all wear these gorgeous capes.
00:42:26.000Look, let me tell you, there are some characters that I just... And also, I'm really wrecking this question for this caller, but I just found that, like, June Osborn is just, like, she becomes more and more horrible the whole time.
00:42:41.000So, she really did not sell me on this, like, weird America, Canada, other world.
00:43:57.000I feel like I want to really think on that some more.
00:43:59.000We should have a show where we get to dig deep on these questions sometimes, you know?
00:44:03.000But that's actually what they do on the Discord to shout out anyone else that doesn't check out the later shows on Discord.
00:44:09.000They actually go through with the people that call in, and then they actually have them ask any more questions with people that are watching, etc.
00:44:45.000My question is, you guys were talking about the illegals joining the military and everything, and I've been reading The Prince by Machiavelli again.
00:44:58.000He has an entire chapter dedicated to that, and that is how one of the main reasons a nation will fall and a prince will lose his power, by outsourcing his military.
00:45:44.000It's because our population doesn't feel united.
00:45:47.000I was listening to... Biden spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast this morning and he's talking about all these international... I'm not against praying for Ukraine, praying for Israel.
00:46:01.000Those are not necessarily horrible sentiments, but then at the end he's like...
00:46:04.000I've always said that we need to see each other not as enemies but as Americans.
00:46:08.000You want to be like you're one of the most divisive people.
00:46:11.000You can't just pay lip service to the idea of unity.
00:46:14.000You need to promote a national culture that encourages unity.
00:46:18.000There is a reason that older generations saw it as their duty to sacrifice for their country and younger generations don't.
00:46:24.000There is a reason that younger generations say things like, well I didn't choose to be alive.
00:46:29.000This is a very pessimistic and selfish culture and I think That is one of the reasons that we ultimately say, well, somebody else can serve in the military.
00:47:17.000I remember reading that in like maybe freshman year of college and being like, it's kind of tough read, but there is a wisdom to this, uh, that I should probably pay attention to.
00:47:26.000Like that one, 48 laws of power and, uh, how to win friends.
00:47:31.000I read that one later on, but how to win friends and influence people were books I read in like the first year or two out of, out of high school and in university, 2010, 2011.
00:47:41.000And those books, uh, helped me do a lot of things.