Joe Biden has not given a press conference in 43 days, and the media are speculating that it's because he doesn't want to be there. Plus, conspiracy theories about why Joe Biden is taking so long to give a SOTU.
00:00:42.000you it has been 43 days and president Joe Biden has not given a
00:01:00.000press conference And I guess there's a video going around where it was posted earlier today.
00:01:05.000Joe Biden is doing some kind of tele press conference and he says, OK, I'm going to I'm going to take your questions now if that's what I'm supposed to do.
00:01:13.000And then all of a sudden the camera turns off.
00:01:16.000And then all of a sudden the screen goes to an image that says, thanks for joining.
00:01:46.000That's how long that's the, uh, the amount of time where this is unprecedented.
00:01:52.000So I don't want to say unprecedented, I say almost unprecedented, because in 1977, Jimmy Carter waited until like April 18th to give a speech to the joint session of Congress.
00:02:03.000We are now on March 3rd, and not only has Joe Biden not given a press conference, not only are they turning off his camera so he can't answer questions, He's not given a State of the Union address, and every president up until 1977, by this time, had already done it.
00:02:21.000Again, not unprecedented, but just really creepy combined with everything.
00:02:25.000Now, look, Jimmy Carter giving the State of the Union, I think in April, It made sense simply because it was Gerald Ford before him, only like three days before he was inaugurated, where he gave an address like right up until the last minute.
00:02:39.000So it seemed like Carter was like, eh, I should probably wait a little bit maybe because it's just too many addresses going to the nation.
00:02:45.000This Joe Biden stuff is pretty creepy.
00:02:48.000And now we got, there's this claim that on March 4th, militia groups are going to storm DC or something.
00:02:53.000I tell you this, Joe Biden not giving a State of the Union is certainly adding fuel to the fire of these conspiracies.
00:03:02.000A Netflix producer claiming the CPAC stage was a Nazi symbol, but now we know it was actually made by a Democrat, so that's a weird backfiring.
00:04:49.000Some of the people we're already talking to about coming out and talking about stuff, people are going to be like, how could you have that person in your house?
00:04:55.000And I'm like, yeah, that's probably a good point, but it's going to be awesome.
00:04:58.000So make sure that is all coming and sign up there.
00:05:03.000The first thing I want to show you is a story from Fox News.
00:05:06.000Biden still hasn't held a press conference after 43 days in office.
00:05:11.000The subhead for the Fox News article says, quote, I think his people keep him away from the media because they were afraid he might trail off or have difficulty answering basic questions.
00:05:21.000Which brings me to this video clip From the first.
00:06:15.000And then we just started digging, doing some real investigative journalism over here, trying to figure out what's really going on.
00:06:20.000You know, if I got elected president and I had been vice president and I had been the one sitting in the chair up behind the president all those times listening, Applauding like a seal every time the president said standing up when you're supposed to.
00:06:36.000If I had my chance to finally be the guy giving the speech with the two people behind me cheering me on and clapping me on and the whole nation watching and joint session of Congress, State of the Union address.
00:06:48.000I'm the president of the United States.
00:06:52.000I'd be trying to schedule that thing day after freaking inauguration.
00:07:32.000Because Bush didn't call it a State of the Union, but on February 27th, he held an address to the Joint Session of Congress.
00:07:38.000All right, well let's go back even further.
00:07:41.000We have Bill Clinton, President's Address to the Joint Session, 1993 State of the Union, February 17th, William J. Clinton Presidential Library.
00:07:50.000All right, then we've got February 9th, 1989, Bush Senior.
00:07:55.000We go back to the Reagan Library, February 18th, 1981.
00:08:04.000But I believe the date is actually listed as April 18th in media.
00:08:08.000But we have here from the History, Art, and Archives, this is House.gov saying April 20th, 1977.
00:08:14.000That's how far back you have to go in order to find a time where a president has gone this long without giving a State of the Union or a speech to the Joint Session of Congress.
00:08:25.000So again, not unprecedented, just it's been a really long time.
00:12:11.000Perhaps, though, this is congruent with the state of emergency in the District of Columbia, the National Guard presence, potential threats of March 4th, people storming the Capitol.
00:12:21.000Maybe it's just too high of a security risk.
00:13:19.000You could watch him, he's talking and he's like, I'm here to talk about universal basic And they just hear him like very faintly from the other microphones and his mouth is moving.
00:13:28.000Trump would grab the other person's mic and go, excuse me, excuse me.
00:14:41.000Like, what old, miserable, loose... He's obviously, clearly not in control.
00:14:47.000He's not in control of the things he says, the way he spends his time, the way he can communicate to the American people, most likely in his decision making about what politics are doing.
00:16:09.000What if the simulation is just breaking, you know?
00:16:12.000Like, you ever see the Rick and Morty episode where they turn the simulation computing power down for Jerry to like 5% and then nobody is talking but he believes it?
00:16:21.000Like, people are saying, yes, and my man!
00:16:24.000And they're not actually interacting with him, but he just thinks it's all real.
00:16:28.000Like, we're sitting here and Joe Biden's like, I'll answer your questions.
00:16:30.000Now the camera turns off and we're like, oh, that's normal.
00:16:33.000Yes, there are Americans thinking that's normal.
00:16:35.000That's the weirdest thing to me What are you you people you you you all sitting there listening to this party you people you people you you podcast listeners?
00:16:43.000Oh, yeah, how many of you are sitting there going like well that was normal now is anybody thinking that oh Only people who are willingly convincing themselves to believe unreality so that they can get rid of Orge Man bad.
00:16:56.000All this fits with something that I said here back in November, which is that the Democratic people were just beaten into submission.
00:18:40.000Well, let's go back to that point you were making about maybe there's a security issue, because we have this story from Bloomberg.
00:18:47.000Warnings of another Capitol attack raised tensions in Washington.
00:18:53.000Bloomberg's reporting that law enforcement warnings that a militia group may be plotting to attack the U.S.
00:18:57.000Capitol on Thursday raised tensions again in Washington and helped prompt the House to cancel plans to meet for votes.
00:19:04.000That could explain why Joe Biden has not given a State of the Union address, as you mentioned.
00:19:07.000Quote, We have obtained intelligence that shows a possible plot to breach the Capitol by an identified militia group on Thursday, March 4th, the U.S.
00:19:15.000Capitol Police said in a statement Wednesday.
00:19:18.000We are taking the intelligence seriously.
00:19:20.000That alert followed a joint intelligence bulletin late Tuesday from the Homeland Security Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation about extremists discussing carrying out attacks at the Capitol from March 4th to March 6th.
00:19:32.000Melissa Smyslova, a senior Homeland Security official, told two Senate committees about the threat on Wednesday.
00:19:38.000The police warning did not give specifics, citing sensitive nature of the information.
00:19:49.000Representative Michael McCaul, a Texas Republican, told CNN on Wednesday that Trump has a responsibility to defuse the threat by telling his supporters to stand down.
00:19:57.000Quote, This threat is credible, McCaul said.
00:20:00.000The March 4th timing coincides with a date linked to conspiracy theories about it being the true Inauguration Day.
00:20:06.000Presidents were sworn in on that date until the 20th Amendment to the Constitution shifted the ceremony to January 20th in 1933.
00:20:15.000The warnings also come after Capitol Police and federal law enforcement came under severe criticism for not acting faster on intelligence that the Jan 6 protests could turn violent.
00:20:25.000The latest warnings caught many in Washington by surprise, because they came a day after acting Sergeant at Arms Timothy Blodgett told lawmakers that Capitol Police had no indication groups would travel to Washington to protest or commit acts of violence.
00:20:40.000They're saying there's going to be 5,000 National Guards still there.
00:24:34.000It's not just the military-industrial complex, it's the revolving door between them and government.
00:24:40.000It's the government agencies, their contractors, and the weapons manufacturers are all sitting there being like, well, I like blowing stuff up.
00:25:02.000They keep changing the name because of the controversies.
00:25:04.000They're the guys who like, they go in and do the real messed up stuff.
00:25:09.000You know, and I wonder, man, because I hear this stuff a lot from people who support that kind of action, that military action.
00:25:16.000They're like, yeah, well, you wouldn't be living half as good as you are right now if these guys weren't going out there and doing this stuff.
00:25:21.000Blackwater, private contractors killing people in the Mideast.
00:25:25.000There are people who believe, like, if we're not doing that, you know, the petrodollar falls and then we collapse and then we're, you know, that's it.
00:25:43.000Yeah, well, so we had Ethan Suplee on the show, and he mentioned what a lot of people don't realize about this war is that we're propping up the petrodollar.
00:25:51.000Yeah, we can go into debt with as much money as we want because we're pointing guns at everybody, basically.
00:25:58.000So, they gotta use our dollars no matter what.
00:26:01.000It could inflate things for Americans, but the economy can't collapse as long as we got guns pointed at people.
00:26:06.000So that's... I mean, that's the big picture, I guess.
00:29:19.000And so it wasn't the same kind of power, I don't think.
00:29:22.000But I do remember studying the American Revolution recently, actually, and seeing the fusion between what was called the cosmopolitan folks, you know, like the people that live in the city that were all educated, the guys that went and lived in France and came back.
00:29:35.000They had to make an alliance with the religious Zionists who lived in the countryside.
00:29:43.000Like there were can people in there still are here in the United States who believe that this is new Zion, that this is this is a place to build.
00:30:28.000So they were like, all right, let's do it.
00:30:30.000And I've read sermons actually from like 1760 and 1770 from preachers in the countryside telling their people about this revolution that's coming because God wants it, because we're here to build a new Zion, et cetera, et cetera.
00:30:43.000And it's just interesting to me to, as we're talking about this, to see who were the characters, like, what did they have?
00:31:20.000There are people who will absolutely pretend to be acting on behalf of God because they know that people will be scared or people will be faithful and they'll give power to these individuals who exploit them.
00:31:30.000That's what I see when I see... I'll put it this way.
00:31:33.000The Republicans, I think, are, you know, Mitch McConnell looks at all these conservatives and goes, well, who else are you gonna vote for?
00:31:41.000And the Democrats are like, well, I'll say literally anything to you to get you to vote for me because I know as soon as you do you walk away.
00:31:48.000Now things are a little bit different, though, with social media.
00:31:51.000Seeing these memes come from the left and the right, making fun of Biden.
00:31:54.000The greatest meme ever made, in my opinion, right now.
00:31:57.000You see the one where it's- Big words.
00:31:59.000It's the red button and the blue button, and it says vaporizing Syrians.
00:32:13.000It's perfect because not only does the meme work by itself, but it's also a meta meme in that by getting rid of the confused sweating guy and replacing him with an enthusiastic robotnik reaching for the red button so assuredly, it's just masterpiece.
00:32:54.000Three months later, the king gets it and he's like, haram plaza!
00:32:58.000I'm gonna write a strongly worded letter back to them!
00:33:00.000Three months later, it makes it back, and it's been now six months since they declared independence, and they're acting as a sovereign nation at this point.
00:33:08.000So they're like, bro, that was six months ago.
00:33:35.000They basically had like the beacon set up.
00:33:37.000They're like, when you see the regulars, light the beacons!
00:33:39.000And then, you know, they put the little lanterns.
00:33:41.000And they also, in addition to having the distance and the time buffer, they had the French, which were like this giant monarch nation that was willing to go to war for them, basically, to destroy England.
00:34:37.000And then I think there was that big swath of Mexico, and then, you know, we had the California Territory, and then Texas declared independence, and then Texas signed a treaty joining the United States.
00:34:48.000I was reading something about how Texas could have been five different states.
00:34:51.000It was it was five different nations within the Texas Republic Republic.
00:36:21.000That is the opinion of Casey Michael, writing for NBC, pro-Trump Republican secession rhetoric in Texas and elsewhere is more than a punchline.
00:36:28.000This kind of seditious rhetoric would spell disaster for the supposedly United States of America.
00:36:39.000I actually actually agree with them when they say that the risk of secession is legit.
00:36:43.000Now, they mention that there have been many instances where Republicans are like, we will secede from the Union if, you know, Obama gets elected.
00:37:09.000These are counties that are like... And there's a handful of counties in Virginia that have been welcomed into the state of West Virginia as well.
00:37:52.000But look, like anybody that's ever gone through a legal process knows, first you have to start off with a nice letter, then you have to come with a nasty letter, then you have to come with a demand letter, then you have to demand mediation, arbitration, then finally you're like, En garde!
00:40:25.000Decentralization of authority is actually on trend with everything else that's happening right now.
00:40:31.000Strategic disconnection has been my theme for the last couple of years.
00:40:35.000I would welcome this type of egregious behavior on the part of the federal government as part of a necessary step to increase this decentralization effort.
00:40:44.000This is why Trump probably didn't do anything when it came to Black Lives Matter as well.
00:40:48.000It wasn't so much that people will say you're a tyrant.
00:40:52.000It was that you had riots all over the country, nowhere near enough federal law enforcement to actually stop it.
00:41:01.000It's correct that it would have taken a substantial amount of federal force to stop them, and it may have backfired, and then the resulting backlash could have overwhelmed National Guard or federal police.
00:41:11.000But it was also consistent with Trump's response to COVID as well.
00:42:50.000And I'm here and I'm just leading however many, it was like whatever handfuls, you know, the states, the electoral states that he got elected.
00:43:04.000In the article before about the militia attack, there's the, you know, FBI Director Chris Wray says domestic extremists pose the greatest threat to the U.S.
00:43:53.000The existing establishment is an occupying force that does not believe in the Constitution of the United States.
00:44:00.000And the people here in the United States that do believe in the Constitution and do believe in the vision of the founders When I say instructionists, I mean that in the context of there is a dominant occupying force that has captured all of our institutions, captured all the universities, the government, everything.
00:44:21.000And they do not adhere to or believe in the Constitution of the United States or in freedom of liberty or in individual accountability or any of the things that we were founded on.
00:44:30.000Therefore, they are an occupying foreign force and people that believe in the Constitution are actually insurgents because we do want to expel, well, this occupying force.
00:45:12.000Abandoning tradition of addressing the Congress and addressing the people after you've been elected president.
00:45:18.000And what do you think, and then when he cries to come out saying, we gotta stay locked down, and all the states are just breaking away and saying, no.
00:47:22.000But I could print 10 times the money and pay you 10 times the value, but then everything's gonna be... That was before, dude.
00:47:28.000Well, since 2008, it's been... M1 has been going... No, but what's happened in 2020... It's unprecedented.
00:47:34.000Okay, so it was going like this, it was going like this, and then truly, dude, the whole scale from this part shrinks now because it just goes like this.
00:47:41.000So my point is when this seems like we're headed towards a crash, that's like the last semblance of unity in the United States.
00:47:47.000Obviously, we have our lockdown issues and states by states, state rights.
00:47:50.000But when that's gone, this money thing, the Bitcoin, the crypto people are going to come up and basically take control of the country.
00:48:02.000So we need a we need a digital constitutional convention.
00:48:08.000And I mean this in no way challenging any of the authority of the US, just basically getting people from various industries and various regions to write down what they think matters most to the people where they live and who they represent so that we can draft.
00:48:23.000We should start with like 30 principles of what the internet is supposed to grant to people as an economy, as a communication hub, as entertainment.
00:48:33.000Then we go through them, we whittle down the language, and then find a good 10 or 15.
00:48:55.000So, I was talking to a friend of mine, because everybody knows now I have a friend in Ukraine because I mention her all the time, and I was like, Well, it was really interesting.
00:49:03.000I went there and I was, you know, you live, you were born in the Soviet Union.
00:49:07.000You were a little kid when the Soviet Union collapsed.
00:49:09.000How did these oligarchs come to power in these past couple of decades when everybody was under the boot of Russia?
00:50:34.000Some guy said, looking at my account with 15 Bitcoin in it on the computer that I lost or whatever, and it's just like, because you can actually see the number, you can see the address in the blockchain, and he's like, that's mine, but I can't get it.
00:50:48.000There are a lot of people who have Bitcoin.
00:50:51.000They maybe even bought in with a couple hundred bucks.
00:53:17.000We're the only country in the world where they force everybody out of their jobs and stay home and then don't give them any money to make up for it.
00:53:23.000Look at I pulled the meme up. I pulled this meme up. I didn't make it. I just saw people
00:53:29.000sharing it and I reposted it. I don't know who made it. It's yours now. It is the hand pushing
00:53:34.000one of the two buttons, vaporizing Syrians is red and $2,000 checks is blue. And then it's Dr.
00:53:38.000Robotnik, Jim Carrey going and pressing the red button. Joe Biden, all the Democrats said,
00:53:56.000And everyone said, I'll vote for the Democrats.
00:53:58.000And then the Democrats, it's wonderful.
00:54:00.000It's like, they all voted to give the one ring to Joe Biden and they followed him into the fires of Mount Doom.
00:54:08.000And then they're like, cast the $2,000 checks into the mailbox.
00:54:12.000And then Biden turns on and goes, no, and then walks out with the money and then hands him to a military industrial complex guy and then presses a button and fires missiles and goes, kills kids or whatever.
00:54:23.000I think what you said earlier about us being co-opted, our government being basically occupied is it's extremely astute.
00:54:29.000Like after Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act and basically sold us out to this power.
00:54:34.000And then after World War Two, when they made the liberal economic order and established these military bases all over the world.
00:54:42.000It's like a parasite in the brain of our country.
00:56:24.000I think the whole planet is basically got a bunch of powerful interests that collude with each other for a variety of reasons.
00:56:29.000You're right, the British government too.
00:56:31.000Yeah, it's not like, it's funny how people are like, you're a conspiracy theorist.
00:56:33.000It's not a conspiracy to think there's international businesses that do deals with each other, it happens every single day.
00:56:38.000Right, and so, you've got Trump being like, he comes out by the White House with a helicopter or whatever, and the press asks him like, what's going on?
00:56:45.000He goes, we're gonna be selling a ton of weapons to Saudi Arabia, it's great, we're gonna make tons of money, it's great for the economy, and it's like, it's right there in your face, he's saying it.
00:59:01.000That's that's like that's I don't know if it's a testament to capitalism or like a detriment, you know, or a It's a it's a prime example of the way our society has evolved faster than our physical physical being.
00:59:15.000We we we are creatures of worlds of scarcity now living in a world of abundance.
00:59:50.000You have to drop a lot of the water so that the muscles come through the skin better.
00:59:53.000Yeah, and top-down lighting is always really good, too.
00:59:57.000I think I was reading something from Jason Moma, who was Aquaman, and he posted a picture.
01:00:01.000Something happened where he was at the beach, and they posted a photo saying he's really let himself go, and he literally didn't.
01:00:07.000He was still doing the training program.
01:00:08.000He was just like, it's crazy that you think.
01:00:11.000Just like having skin and looking this way, having like hydrated skin, you think is letting yourself go because they're so used to these movies where they're like emaciated.
01:00:20.000If you've ever seen Brad Pitt in Fight Club, Thor with his shirt off for a second or the Wolverine or whatever, just know that those guys, they train like six months.
01:00:30.000for that one day for that one shot where they have their shirt off.
01:00:36.000And that's what guys that are on steroids with personal trainers and personal chefs and they can only maintain that for just a few days for that photo shoot.
01:00:45.000I think Hemsworth who plays Thor said he was eating like several pounds of fish and chicken every day because you need that much protein to maintain the mass.
01:01:32.000It's a problem that you can order strawberries in winter because they got to grow them in, like, Mexico and then put them on a freight and then ship it all the way out.
01:01:40.000It's a huge waste of energy for a luxury.
01:02:31.000And then after a certain amount of time, they eat them if they go, if they're too old, but then the fresher ones they always have available for sale.
01:02:46.000So this is an important point, though.
01:02:48.000You know, we were talking the other day with Ryan Long about whether or not—this was one of the Timcast member segments—whether or not society will irreparably change Completely.
01:02:59.000When they release the lockdown finally, how different will everything be?
01:03:03.000And I was like, I think it'll be different forever.
01:03:13.000I mean, I hear what you're saying, but like, I'm thinking about this summer and lockdowns being released.
01:03:18.000And all I can think about is getting my ass back down to Miami and going to a pool party and drinking and dancing to house music and being around beautiful people.
01:03:30.000So people who used to go to the movies and haven't gone to the movies in over a year might go to a movie, but now HBO Max is publishing movies at the exact same time.
01:05:03.000Maybe there's a reason they might give you the internet, or they'll just be like, sorry, too bad, go home.
01:05:07.000And you can vote the government people out of power if they do a poor job, so there's that incentive.
01:05:11.000So what I'm saying is, I think a private monopoly is worse than a public monopoly, but you need to understand the difference is very, very slim.
01:05:21.000If you say the government should run this entire system right here, you're basically saying, I want Comcast taking care of my healthcare.
01:06:10.000So that's still lying in the pockets of these exorbitant prices of these private medical industry But now you've got, you've got competition.
01:07:11.000The simple answer is, if some dude makes a million bucks and pays 10%, he's paying more than someone who makes a thousand bucks and is paying 10%.
01:08:53.000Completely staffed by radical left-wing social justice warriors that have no idea that they're participating in the deconstruction of the federal government that they so love and hold dear.
01:09:04.000But I would love to see this thing, see it expanded.
01:09:07.000But what happens though, you know, same arguments as they make about charter schools.
01:09:11.000It's like, well, what happens when, you know, the rich people get all the good cops and the poor people get all the bad cops?
01:09:31.000That's the problem is like if everybody in one area wants the good cops and they pay their vouchers to it, then all these people in different area also want the good cops and pay their vouchers.
01:09:40.000So then population density will lead to better, wealthier assistance.
01:09:43.000So then a new police department will open up to serve that demand.
01:10:32.000And then if people click it, they get brought to the full song.
01:10:35.000Just to see how it performs and see if, like, there's a way to actually, you know, most people who do songs and entertainment have big marketing budgets.
01:10:43.000I don't, but I was like, let's buy some Google Ads, see what happens.
01:10:45.000So I go into Google Adsense, and I'm like, the people who will like this song are fans of, you know, rock music, like indie rock kind of stuff.
01:10:52.000Probably, I think, people who aren't into news and politics.
01:10:55.000Google gave me a demographic breakdown of the people on YouTube who watch news.
01:12:27.000In births in December, nine months after the first lockdowns began.
01:12:31.000Researchers say it continues a much bigger plunge in fertility in recent decades.
01:12:35.000The number of babies the average woman in the U.S.
01:12:37.000is expected to deliver has dropped from nearly four in the 1950s to less than two today.
01:12:43.000The drop could present an entirely different risk to society than one that was first warned about decades ago, when an apocalyptic fear gripped America in the 60s and 70s.
01:12:52.000The stakes in this battle are far greater than any other we've ever fought, Walter Cronkite said in a 1970 CBS News broadcast.
01:13:00.000The experts we interviewed told us population was the fundamental crisis.
01:13:04.000As the world stampeded towards 10 billion people, many researchers back then predicted that overpopulation would ruin humanity.
01:14:12.000We need to have enough working age people to carry the load of these seniors who deserve their retirement.
01:14:17.000They deserve all their entitlements and they're going to live out another 30 years.
01:14:21.000Nobody in the history of the globe has had so many older people to deal with.
01:14:25.000I would be interested to see what other research that guy works on.
01:14:28.000I would bet a million dollars that either he or his friends are also pro open borders and interested in bringing in all kinds of immigrant labor as well.
01:15:16.000I used to call this the crazy Aunt Margaret phenomenon.
01:15:20.000The crazy Aunt Margaret phenomenon is going to be the end of feminism.
01:15:23.000And it's going to happen in about 10 to 15 years when all these women in their 20s and 30s who have heard the, you go girl, get your career, forget about your man, all this stuff.
01:15:32.000When they get to be 45 and 50 and they're sitting around and they're like, wait, what did I do?
01:16:36.000It's mostly men who dabbled in crypto in 2011 and 12, maybe bought a thousand women, 80 bucks, whatever.
01:16:43.000Those are the guys that are going to be running harems in 15 years, because eventually all the women between the ages of 18 and 50 are going to be competing for like the same group of men.
01:16:54.000Disaster is coming in this perspective.
01:16:57.000I used to hear these numbers like overpopulation.
01:17:00.000I mean, I was brainwashed with that growing up.
01:17:02.000I thought for sure we're overpopulated.
01:17:03.000There's no rush to have four kids anymore.
01:17:05.000It was in the same article, the same Time Magazine that had the great freeze, the new Ice Age articles in it.
01:17:12.000But now I'm thinking, if you have a kid that you can teach, that might be the kid that solves the problem and can reorganize Earth to host 80 billion people easily.
01:17:22.000Did your parents think that you would be having these conversations on a show about, like, computer code and the Federal Reserve?
01:17:29.000If they didn't have a kid who was Ian Crosland, the conversation wouldn't happen on this show.
01:18:09.000What are the different things that they do?
01:18:10.000Like feminism, abortion, the de-socialization of the family, the deconstruction of the family unit, Black Lives Matter, deconstructing the family union or family unit, et cetera.
01:18:51.000If the man is working and he's married and the wife is watching the kids, the man thinks the husband should work, the wife thinks the mother should raise the kids.
01:18:57.000And that's why they chose to do it, right?
01:19:02.000Because whenever I have these conversations, I've seen a lot, I've never, I've not heard from women who are mothers about, you know, writing articles about why women shouldn't be in the workplace or why they would be happier with kids.
01:19:16.000For the women who like being stay-at-home mothers, they don't have the career status and power to write these articles unless someone opens the door for them.
01:19:23.000Whereas the prominent journalist class or activist feminist class, they're the ones writing for all these blogs.
01:19:29.000So the only thing you're going to hear is their perspective.
01:22:05.000If there is a 30-year-old woman who's working a job, and she makes $75K a year, and there is a 30-year-old man who works a similar job and makes $75K a year, the woman looks at the guy and says, that's my peer, that's who I want to be with, or someone who makes more money.
01:22:22.000But that guy who's 30, making $75K a year, is not looking at a 30-year-old woman.
01:22:44.000I mean, the idea of like, I guess, hooking up with a 22-year-old, sure, I get.
01:22:49.000But, and when I'm talking about a legitimate relationship where you actually want to have a life companion, have a family, I think it's absurd to be a 35-year-old man reaching out to 22-year-olds.
01:22:58.000Yeah, she'd have to be really evolved.
01:23:16.000The New York Post writes, The country is facing a crisis of broke dudes, according to new research from Cornell University, and it's left successful ladies single and disgruntled.
01:23:28.000I wonder if they misunderstood the data.
01:23:31.000When they ask women, are you finding men your age who have money?
01:23:35.000I think the issue is it's not so much that the dudes are broke, but that even if a guy is 30 and he's making 25k less than the woman, he's not going to choose a woman who's 30.
01:23:45.000No, the problem is that women are making too much money.
01:24:27.000If the girls were making $35,000 a year and that same guy was still making $70,000 a year, she'd be like, there's men, there's just eligible men all over the place.
01:24:35.000But now she's making the same as the guy and she's like, I don't want him.
01:24:45.000Actually, Pew has done a number of studies on this very thing, and women say that they want to date a man and marry a man that makes more money than them.
01:25:10.000It's like, if she had a heart of gold and was willing to take care of my house and was kind of hot and good with kids, I don't care what she does, as long as she's going to stop doing that.
01:25:18.000And she's going to start taking care of the family.
01:26:34.000This is the chickens coming home to roost in one hundred and forty eight out of one hundred and fifty of the top metropolitan areas in the in America.
01:26:43.000Entry level women make more money than their entry level counterpart males.
01:28:23.000That's why women are soft and sweet and they like to cuddle things and they feed them from their breasts because they literally give other humans life.
01:30:32.000They say the risk of divorce is nearly 33% higher when a husband isn't working full-time, according to Money, Work, and Marital Stability Assessing Change in the Gender Determinants of Divorce, a 2016 study of more than 6,300 couples by Alexandra Kilowald, Professor of Sociology at Harvard University.
01:30:49.000Quote, for marriages formed after 1975, husband's lack of full-time employment is associated with
01:30:55.000higher risk of divorce. Expectations of wives' homemaking may have eroded, but the husband
01:31:00.000breadwinner norm persists. The apparent disconnect may be due to peer pressure or attitudes passed
01:31:34.000People don't have a mission or a purpose or an expression of values that's unrelated to their source of income.
01:31:40.000And people have terrible, horrible lives when their values and their mission and their purpose aren't aligned with the things that they have to do to earn money.
01:31:47.000I would even like to see independently wealthy people that inherit a bunch of money that don't have jobs and see their rates of success in marriage.
01:32:28.000It's about relative power and relative status.
01:32:31.000A woman that doesn't have a job, doesn't have a career, doesn't have any education latches onto a guy that's got a minimum wage job and has a room in a house somewhere.
01:32:44.000And that's why the more OK, look, more women graduate high school, more women apply to go to college, more women graduate college, more women get hired out of school for jobs.
01:32:55.000Women make more money than men coming out of school.
01:33:40.000It's the greatest time to be alive, but these women are miserable because they make more money, they're more educated, they have more power than they really want, and the pool of men available to them diminishes with each step that they take up the ladder.
01:33:54.000It is a self-defeating cycle that we can all observe on the outside.
01:33:59.000And man, I'm so glad we're talking about this.
01:34:00.000I've been writing about this for 10 years.
01:34:32.000No, every relationship is, are we providing something to each other in some capacity that makes us feel fulfilled that relationship will work.
01:34:38.000If this story from the New York Post says that these women can't find men who make as much money as them, and then this other study says men can't handle it, well then it sounds like... It sounds like both parties are dissatisfied, bro.
01:34:51.000By all means, say the men are losers who can't handle it.
01:34:55.000Okay, that still means the woman doesn't get a date.
01:35:10.000This is the whole thing about the radical left.
01:35:12.000We have obliterated the differences between men and women in our minds and in our discourse, but you can't erase the biological evolutionary differences that are built into us over millions of years.
01:36:08.000There's no reason in the world a mature, established 35 year old man cannot have a healthy, productive, fruitful relationship with a woman 10 years younger than him.
01:39:48.000I think life expectancies tell us that Biden's going to die pretty soon.
01:39:52.000Although, if you think about it, this study of all this life extension technology out of Harvard that they're working on, nicotinamide, mononucleotide, resveratrol, berberine, things like that.
01:40:03.000Yeah, Aubrey de Grey, he said this like a decade ago.
01:40:07.000That 10 years ago, he said, someone who's 45 today will live to be 1,000.
01:40:10.000And it was also tying into what we were just talking about you, Jack.
01:46:48.000But when a when a social network, which is a unique business that we're now dealing with in life, reaches 100 million users a month or something, that it becomes part of the commons.
01:46:58.000And then I believe we have the right as sovereign citizens to take control of that commons and protect the commons and do that by freeing that software code.
01:47:50.000Like, the sentiment among the colony was like, you know, 38% says independence, and then like, you know, 28% said loyalty, and the rest said, shut up and leave me alone.
01:48:00.000And it was the shut up and leave me alone people that basically, you know, if any one of them were just like, okay, we'll stay with Great Britain, then we would have not have had independence.
01:48:27.000Snap Crackle Pop says, Tim, remember the reason the dollar menu is now called the value menu is because of inflation and Democrat politics.
01:50:14.000Roosters will run after predators, and they also tell the chickens to go home when it gets dark.
01:50:18.000So, but we'll probably just set up a big enclosure where it's like, we're gonna secure it so that predators can't get in or anything.
01:50:26.000But if we have chickens, we can actually keep it in a secure area.
01:50:28.000The problem was we have a really great place to put it, where it's surrounded on, you know, three sides, so there's no predator coming in, only from one direction.
01:50:36.000And then we can actually secure that very well, and then have the coop inside it secured as well.
01:50:40.000The problem is it's close to the house, so if we get roosters, You're going to hear the roosters everywhere.
01:50:46.000So it's like, maybe we'll just get chickens.
01:54:14.000It's like the federal cops are not the people.
01:54:18.000That's why we're talking about the NSA and Homeland Security and the FBI.
01:54:22.000That's a lot of militant force that the federal government has.
01:54:25.000We'll keep going through these Super Chats.
01:54:26.000C. Hennessy says, Best analogy for America is a skyscraper, and each floor is a year of America.
01:54:31.000The Founding Fathers laid the foundation, and now the people on the 244th floor wants to take out the foundation that the whole 244th floor sits on.
01:54:56.000Look, it's a time, it's a time honored tradition to write whatever it is that you think your professors want you to write in order to get an A and not believe a single word of it.
01:55:05.000So just do what everybody's always done in college.
01:55:07.000Or you could write what you truly believe and frame it and throw the finger up.
01:55:23.000Maybe you just do a really high sales tax, like relative to where it is now, like increase it, so that it offsets everything, and then whoever consumes the most, that would actually be a good green solution, right, to all of these lefties who want, you know, to fight climate change and stuff.
01:55:36.000Because then you're basically saying, by all means, buy whatever you want, but there's a lot of taxes attached to those purchases.
01:58:30.000They have a huge baggage trans with their families.
01:58:34.000So now you have one of the wealthiest countries, if not the wealthiest country on the planet right now, can't get food to our own National Guard?
01:59:47.000Then we won't have to bring in more immigrants and we can solve the fertility issue, the entitlement issue, the great pyramid scheme that is America, by the way.
01:59:58.000We could solve that problem just by killing all the old people.
02:00:00.000This is a joke, obviously, YouTube overlords.
02:01:21.000They do, but they're always these just, like, acrylic embroidered, not...
02:01:27.000Jay Rich says one of the biggest contributors to the declining birth rate is third wave feminism and the rise of gynocentric society centered around berating masculinity and browbeating men for being men.
02:03:22.000The mouse utopia experiment, I think I've read about that.
02:03:24.000Was that where, like, they gave the mice everything they could ever want, and then they ended up just getting, like, fat-lazy, and then not reproducing, and then just slowly dying off?
02:04:22.000I don't think that, personally, I might be different than most, but I don't think the money... I guess I understand what you're saying about power and drive, because I am attracted to women that are driven to create and do something.
02:07:29.000There's another person who has a birthday two days after mine, but I don't know if their birthday is public, so I won't say, but we're gonna have a big party.
02:10:21.000And then as soon as he lands, we're standing there and we watch him just run full speed and then jump on the chicken and start banging the chicken.
02:11:39.000All right, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to talk about the progressive alpha, I suppose.
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