After the first Democratic Debates, Joe Biden and Donald Trump both said they were embarrassed by their performance in the first presidential debate. But Trump says it was actually fun, and the media is playing dirty tricks on both of them. Plus, a look at why Joe Biden should never be president.
00:01:25.000Yet still, because people think that the debate with Donald Trump and Joe Biden was a S-show, as Dana Bash called it, the commission on the debates is actually changing the rules.
00:01:36.000And as far as I'm concerned, if Joe Biden can't handle himself with Donald Trump, then he shouldn't be president, because he's going to deal with way nastier people.
00:01:45.000But that's what Joe Biden wants, and if the American people think that we should have a president who needs rules to protect him from bullies, well, that's what the American people are gonna get.
00:01:53.000So we're gonna be talking a lot about the debate tonight.
00:01:55.000Thanks for joining the TeamCast IRL podcast.
00:01:57.000We're hanging out with Ian, of course.
00:02:47.000From the Daily Mail, they say, debate commission promises rule change to make next showdown orderly after dumpster fire clash, which Biden admits was a national embarrassment.
00:02:58.000But unrepentant Trump says it was fun.
00:03:01.000I think that's all you need to know right there.
00:03:47.000The The point I was making when we opened the show, for those that may have missed the context there, Donald Trump's having a good time just talking over everyone and dominating everything.
00:04:17.000And he's, and he's just, you know, a lot of people were saying, I don't know if you guys saw that point where Biden said, would you shut up, man?
00:04:26.000A lot of people like cheering for that, but I'm like, that wasn't like, you know, Donald Trump, when he's doing the WWE style thing and he's like, you know, hooting at the crowd and flexing.
00:04:34.000He's high energy when he's shutting people down.
00:04:43.000One thing for sure that Trump energy, he overwhelmed the stage, the television, the broadcast America, his energy was 10 X everybody last night.
00:04:51.000And that's been something that he's been pushing all along, right?
00:04:53.000High energy, aggressive in your face, creating drama, making things interesting.
00:08:36.000Every statistic that he tried to cite.
00:08:39.000So if Biden wanted to do a clinical debate about policy issues, it seemed to me that Biden did not have the facts, the knowledge, or even maybe the preparation or the temperament or the energy or something.
00:08:52.000But when he tried to do that, it wasn't working for him at all.
00:09:03.000And you literally wrote the book on it, Democrat to Deplorable.
00:09:06.000Has anyone else done what you've done, like traveling around asking people about all this stuff?
00:09:10.000Uh, there was a woman that was doing some stuff like that, uh, back a few years ago and her book came out and it just came and went.
00:09:15.000And my book continues to sell more and more every month as people are waking up, the Democrats are waking up to what's going on and they're embracing Donald Trump.
00:09:24.000And they've had four years to have to figure out like all those things that, that drove people away in 2016, 10 times worse today.
00:09:32.000I had a conversation today that I think you, like, I'm surprised some of the people I know may be finally breaking off of the Biden Biden train.
00:09:39.000But I bring this up because I want to ask you, on a scale of 1 to 10, in 2016, what level was your enthusiasm for Donald Trump, like just before election?
00:09:56.000And even in my book, I sat, I reflected about election night, sitting down with my girlfriend, Red Hen on Twitter and just being like, it's been a fun ride, babe, but I just don't think, I just don't think it's going to happen.
00:10:21.000And I'm not saying that as someone who voted for Trump, I'm saying it as somebody who was
00:10:23.000watching just all these establishment, elitist pricks who are so—
00:10:29.000so smug and sure of themselves. It's like, dude, I didn't vote for Trump, man. I didn't
00:10:34.000vote for Hillary. I'm just sitting back, minding my own business, trying to have a
00:10:36.000slice of pizza and a beer. And you guys wouldn't stop gloating and snooting about, sniffing
00:10:41.000your own farts. To watch them fall down from the ivory tower was just hilarious. Comeuppance,
00:10:46.000right? Indeed. So now we'll see what happens. And I got to say, I'm not, I'm not con, I'm
00:10:51.000not convinced at this point with the amount of smears and the chaos that's been dropping
00:10:55.000about Trump that he's on track for a victory.
00:10:58.000But the reason I ask this question is, if you were at a 10 out of 10 in 2016, as of right now, with everything that's happened, where are you at for Trump?
00:11:07.000Well, I'm a 10 out of 10 times 10 at this point in terms of support, right?
00:11:11.000Like I see him as the only way out of this existential crisis that we're in.
00:11:16.000Critical Race Theory, the Woke Walkers, the whole thing.
00:11:37.000I don't think the debate helped sort of grow more enthusiasm, you know, or optimism on my part, but I have been feeling really good and I don't really, I look at the polls, I disregard them and it's just sort of a vibe, but you know, who knows at this point.
00:11:53.000I would say that I probably went down a little bit in terms of after the debate.
00:11:59.000Yeah, even though he won, even though he won the it's not it's not to a point where I'm like, oh geez, I better not vote or I better vote for Biden.
00:12:09.000But I was just like, there were you would think that When he was asked again about disavowing white supremacy, and I understand he's done it a billion times, but that was his moment to calmly and rationally just be like, yes, next question.
00:12:25.000And then he could have pointed to Joe Biden and said, now will you disavow Antifa on the far left?
00:12:42.000So like, there's a lot of people in militias.
00:12:44.000There's a lot of people who aren't white supremacists who are in militias.
00:12:46.000And there's a lot of people like that, that support Trump.
00:12:48.000I can see in his brain maybe where he didn't want to just come out and say yes to that question, but he should have, like he does all the time, answer whatever question he wants.
00:12:57.000And he had a moment there and he, he did miss it.
00:13:00.000So the way I phrased it earlier was like, I was probably at a 6 out of 10 and I'm like a 5.7.
00:13:05.000Like it went down a little bit because I'm just like, Biden can't win.
00:13:09.000When he said the Proud Boys should stand back and stand by, I think that was his ego, that he didn't want to capitulate to the moderator and just say stand down, because they're like, say stand down, say stand down, and he just wouldn't do it because of his ego.
00:14:41.000By all means, you're free to speak your mind and you're free to be in your militia and you have all of your rights, but we need the violence to stop.
00:15:34.000The media is going to say whatever they're going to say no matter what Trump says, right?
00:15:37.000So does it make sense for him to just sort of answer the question however he wants rather than, you know, sort of give in to the demand of the moderator?
00:16:30.000They're going to want to put them in glass cages.
00:16:31.000What they're going to need to do is put them in separate locations with somebody on a video mixer and just be able to cut the feed entirely.
00:16:48.000If people don't know about your product, they can't buy it.
00:16:51.000If Donald Trump is the one who's saying words... We can look at all the debate polls, where they're like, well, actually, Joe Biden was the one who really came out with substance.
00:18:10.000So that's one of the important things I'm bringing about Trump, specifically in reference to not that he was being asked a bunch of questions in succession by somebody who was questioning him, it was that he never shut up.
00:18:21.000And what that means is people don't necessarily know what he's saying.
00:19:29.000I can't believe some of the things that guy would do on camera.
00:19:31.000So look, you know, I was talking to a friend of mine earlier who was like posting and talking about how Donald Trump is calling for his right wing militias to come and get ready.
00:19:40.000And I was like, listen, the Proud Boys are a lot of things.
00:21:11.000He was fighting the moderator and he was taking control, which is what every single Trump voter wanted when they pulled that, you know, in the election booth for Trump was for him to go in, take on these guys, the twin pillars of the Democrat.
00:21:25.000Well, actually, the political establishment in general and the media and attack them.
00:21:30.000But the question I have is, there's a lot of people who didn't vote in 2016 who now are probably going to vote because they're being activated by all the smear pieces, all the media being like, it's the end of the world, you have to go vote, and all this stuff.
00:21:47.000Are they being activated by waking up one day and finding out that their third graders are being taught to hate their whiteness and being forced into struggle sessions?
00:21:56.000Maybe it's just because of the business I'm in and the things that I write about, but I'm being contacted by parents all over the country who are saying that they are appalled at what's happening in their schools with critical race theory.
00:23:19.000I talked to my progressive friends, you know, and as much as, like, the lefties like to say, Tim's anecdotes don't count, I don't care, whatever, they're my anecdotes, I'm gonna tell them anyway.
00:23:27.000And my friend was telling me that she's, like, all in for Biden.
00:23:44.000But, uh, the, the gist of the conversation that, that, that I took away from it was.
00:23:48.000Trump's attitude is normalizing and inflaming all of this ridiculous behavior.
00:23:54.000And I said, Trump is a symptom, not the cause of the only reason Trump's here is
00:23:59.000because this was bubbling up and people finally snapped and they were like, whatever, man, send in the bull.
00:24:05.000And so now Trump just storms through and he's ripping things apart.
00:24:07.000You know, he's like just trampling around.
00:24:09.000And I don't mean that to say that he's destroying the system.
00:24:11.000No, he's like, the establishment is getting trampled all over.
00:24:14.000But it was interesting to me that my friend was like, when we were talking politics, she got really into how she was sick of cancel culture and how it's like everywhere and how people can't even talk anymore.
00:24:23.000And I was like, then why would you support Joe Biden?
00:24:26.000Well, because Trump just like won't shut up.
00:25:14.000There will come someone after Trump who will be faster, stronger, better, and right now Trump is the avatar of that energy.
00:25:23.000All of that anger over unjust systems, the escalation of leftist identitarianism, the crony trade policies It formed this energy, and it incarnated itself in Donald Trump.
00:25:37.000And so he's just like this... It's almost like... I don't know if you get the reference.
00:25:43.000The very famous Goku, like, he summons all of the energy from people all over the Earth, and then he throws it at the bad guy and crushes him.
00:25:51.000Trump is that energy being, like, just thrown at the establishment.
00:25:55.000So, I do think there will come a time No matter what happens in this election, where there will be a very Trumpian, moderate, right-leaning conservative type, but who is faster, smoother, much more charismatic, because this personality is probably going to bubble up.
00:26:17.000There's going to be like a pop, there's going to be, there's a, you know, 65 million people.
00:26:22.000One of them is going to start talking and then people are going to be like, check this person out.
00:26:42.000In the conversation I had with my friend, totally off the subject of cancel culture stuff, she said to me, there's way too many social issues that we're facing trouble with if Trump wins again.
00:26:56.000And my first response was like, you know, actually, I think it's the other way around.
00:27:00.000I think, you know, Trump, if he wins, we're going to get a lot of the same, you know, the way America has been.
00:27:07.000And if Biden wins, we're going to get leftist identitarianism.
00:27:12.000If you want to come and tell me that you're concerned about your comforts here in the United States and you voted for Barack Obama twice, this is your penance.
00:27:22.000Donald Trump has signed three historic peace agreements.
00:29:01.000Then after we stop the war, we can have a conversation about fixing things back here at home.
00:29:08.000And, you know, reallocating those funds towards infrastructure, maybe fixing Flint and all that stuff.
00:29:13.000But the point I'm trying to make is right now, the president we have who's going to end this endless war and garbage conflict and bring about peace is Donald Trump.
00:29:20.000And if that means he's the person I have to vote for to get that point, and it means you might have social issue troubles, well, maybe you shouldn't have voted for Barack Obama.
00:29:30.000Because you can't just kick the can down the road, take all of the good, sweet things he whispered into your ears while he bombed kids and civilians in foreign countries, and then finally when I say, I'm putting an end to what you voted for, you go, but what about me?
00:29:43.000Well, what about the kids that Obama blew up?
00:29:45.000Okay, I'm sorry that you're concerned about your taxes, you know, or your social programs.
00:29:52.000I want to make sure that people have healthcare and all of these things too.
00:29:55.000But if you're going to come to me and be like, here's a kid who's scarred permanently because of like white phosphorus and drone strikes and hellfire missiles.
00:30:01.000And here's you, you know, complaining that your health care is higher in cost this, this, this month around.
00:30:59.000It's not only is Trump pulling him out, which he is, Joe Biden was the VP that got it in.
00:31:04.000It's not like Trump or some other guy.
00:31:06.000It's Trump or the dude that helped perpetuate it.
00:31:08.000And Hillary Clinton also helped perpetuate it.
00:31:10.000You know what I think fans might disdain for the Democratic Party, being someone who's pretty liberal on policy issues, is that I remember growing up having all of these people, when I was a teenager and getting older and coming into politics, Running around me saying, like, aren't you gonna fight against George W. Bush's war?
00:33:06.000How about you come with me, I will literally fly you to Yemen, and we'll go to the cafe that was blown up by Barack Obama, and after you look at it and talk to the families about their families dying, then we'll come back and figure out what's more important to you.
00:33:19.000It was me being brought up by con artists who were trying to manipulate a young voter into supporting their guy, and they wanted war, and they cared for nothing but more war, more incursion, more BS.
00:33:31.000I will say, if Obama lost in 2008, it would have been John McCain, I think.
00:33:56.000Because that was one of the main things that people were talking about and if we remember a time of the election last time It was Syria, right?
00:34:02.000Syria was the big thing and the dividing line and this is a whole chapter in my book Democrats are deplorable on Amazon go get it is Was when Hillary Clinton was like there's gonna be a no-fly zone We're gonna bomb these people blah blah blah and Trump was like no, no, it's gonna be World War three It's gonna be war with Russia No more war.
00:34:21.000And then that's where the rush of things.
00:34:24.000I do want to clarify too, though, Ian, because you're correct.
00:35:34.000The garbage word vomit coming out of the mouths of all of the late night comedians, where they might as well just be all saying, rabble, rabble, rabble.
00:35:51.000Woo, we got no reason to not like Trump.
00:35:53.000And then they say things like, did you see Donald Trump wouldn't disavow white supremacy?
00:35:58.000Any honest person who watched that did not walk away with that.
00:36:02.000It's what they're hoping for is low information voters and low information culture war belligerents to be like, well, there's something to be mad about, I guess.
00:36:10.000I thought it was interesting how you said it wasn't so much about what was said, but how.
00:36:14.000I think you guys were alluding to how they were communicating.
00:36:17.000Because I wonder if the Telemundo stuff, a lot of them maybe weren't English speakers.
00:36:32.000Can we talk about the Telemundo thing?
00:36:36.000So my background, actually, I went to Georgetown School of Foreign Service and I have a master's degree from the School of Foreign Service with a focus on Latin America.
00:36:43.000So I have traveled all over Latin America.
00:36:45.000I've studied Latin American politics, economics, speak Spanish, the whole thing.
00:36:49.000And when I hear all these people talking about demographics is destiny and we're having all these Latinos come into America and they're all going to be progressive left commies, like, do these people know?
00:37:00.000They don't know anything about history.
00:37:01.000They don't know anything about culture.
00:37:02.000They don't know anything about Latin American culture.
00:37:04.000Right now we are facing a war of masculinity versus woke is basically is what it boils down to.
00:37:10.000And that's why Trump is such a great avatar for this.
00:37:12.000There are no, I mean, there are others, but the Latin American culture is masculine heavy.
00:37:19.000Machismo, leadership, like taking care of your family, having a relationship with God and, and Christianity and like order.
00:37:28.000And like, this is, this is the culture of Latin America.
00:37:31.000These are, this is what people, bringing into the United States.
00:37:34.000The fact that they ended up in some sanctuary city like in Montgomery County or whatever
00:37:38.000doesn't mean that they're automatically going to want to be socialists.
00:37:41.000Hell, half of them are trying to get away from the socialists in Latin America in the first place.
00:37:45.000And we have seen numerous polls showing Trump doing increasingly well among Latino and Hispanic voters.
00:37:51.000One other thing, who in the hell thinks that these Latin American voters think of themselves as being Hispanic?
00:37:58.000By the way, dude, a lot of them consider themselves to be white.
00:38:05.000They're from Spain and Portugal, right?
00:38:08.000They're European and of European descendant.
00:38:11.000And when people come from Spain and Portugal and they live in Latin America and South America, They stay connected to that European heritage because it provides a caste system in South America, which puts them at the top, right?
00:38:23.000So they're very well connected to their European heritage.
00:38:26.000And when they come to the United States, they don't see themselves as being, you know, an indigenous person that just came across the border.
00:38:32.000No, there's still a European descendant in European history.
00:38:35.000I think this whole notion that like all Latinos are just going to be blue voters no matter what is misguided, misfounded, and maybe Maybe this response to the debate is a piece of evidence showing that to be true.
00:38:49.000I don't know how true this is, but my understanding is that the black community is actually much more conservative than they vote, right?
00:39:10.000And they were saying that the key for Democrats into the black vote is through the church.
00:39:15.000I found that really interesting, and similar among the Hispanic community and Latinos, because many of them are religious, that they would vote against their value system, their faith.
00:40:32.000If nothing else changes, but he gets 5% more of the Black vote, he wins.
00:40:37.000If he gets 16% more of the Latino vote, he wins.
00:40:41.000However, he only needs 3% of the Black vote and 5% of the Latino vote to win as well.
00:40:48.000So he needs much less support among them if he gets a little bit from each.
00:40:51.000Which, according to the polls, he has.
00:40:54.000So Trump has lost support among, uh, I believe in, in, in the past, like six or so months, we've seen in the suburbs, Trump has been trying really hard to fight back for the suburbs.
00:41:03.000We see in his tweets, there goes the suburbs, you know, Biden wants to go to the suburbs and then really hammering the law and order narrative.
00:41:09.000I got, I got to say, man, I mean, if you're telling me that these, these parents are seeing this stuff in schools, are those suburban moms?
00:41:28.000Seven kids, having faith, raising her family.
00:41:31.000That, I imagine, is going to represent a lot of suburban housewives probably will see themselves.
00:41:38.000I'm not saying majority, I'm not saying how many, I just imagine, it's my assumption, for better or for worse, there's gonna be a lot of women who see Amy Coney Barrett, see her family, see her faith, whether they agree with any of it or not, and be like, that's a woman who has it all.
00:42:02.000And that comes from the King, racist on their side.
00:42:06.000So I'm wondering if, you know, Trump, if Trump is going to improve his standing now among suburban housewives because of things like that, if he's, if he's already, according to so many polls, like Rasmussen has him up really high among Latino voters.
00:42:19.000Whether you trust Rasmussen or not, they were the ones who were the most accurate in 2016 on the
00:42:23.000national vote totals. So they nailed it with only like 0.4% or whatever. Everyone else was off by
00:42:29.000like a whole point or more. So maybe they're right about this, but they show that Trump's
00:42:33.000support among the black community is insanely high. Now a bunch of these lefties are like,
00:42:37.000it's because Rasmussen is sampling the wrong people and they're trying to make excuses for it.
00:42:42.000But we saw also Emerson and Zogby say that Trump's support from the black vote is upwards of like between 20 and 30%.
00:42:50.000Trump only needs 5% more support from the last time to win.
00:42:56.000And if he's polling at even 15, he won.
00:43:05.000There's nothing else Biden's gonna be able to do.
00:43:07.000I think that's why they're going so hard on the white supremacy stuff, on Black Lives Matter, because they know Trump only needs a little bit of support from that community.
00:43:15.000The crazy thing is, if you use this NBC slider thing, if Trump gets like more than half of the black vote, Illinois turns red.
00:43:44.000If you've been anywhere outside of the loop, it makes perfect sense.
00:43:49.000Plus, Trump is like a liberal guy that ran in the Republican Party, so he's got this red tag on him, but he's not like a right-leaning conservative.
00:43:58.000And that's why the establishment Republicans didn't like him.
00:45:12.000Now it's just not, there's no third party candidate that I like.
00:45:17.000I mean, there's nothing that stood out.
00:45:19.000And Trump's anti-war stance and getting us out of the PPP, TPP, excuse me, PPP.
00:45:27.000It's exhilarating. I mean, we need... it's just stuff that I've wanted to do for a long time.
00:45:32.000Because I remember when Ian and I would have arguments and Ian would be saying,
00:45:36.000like, he's not going to vote for Trump and I'm at the Obama administration.
00:45:39.000And like, you were going off on it, how bad it was. Yeah, Trump's the one who shut it down.
00:45:44.000The investor state dispute settlement was going to give foreign corporations the power to sue our government if we, you know, chose not to buy their products.
00:45:53.000If they call it, I don't know, whatever.
00:46:06.000Selling, you know, selling us out, basically globalizing the Well, that's what we were fighting against is giving up our sovereignty as a nation to all of these supranational agreements and organizations that don't have the people of the United States first and foremost in all their decision making, which is what Donald Trump promised to do.
00:46:27.000And he has revived a sense of American nationalism that I think is going to continue on now for decades.
00:47:16.000But for me, it's about international relations.
00:47:20.000And that we've been wasting money building roads and schools in foreign countries, when our own town of Flint has been in desperate need of fixing all of these pipes, and we've got schools in our major cities that are in desperate need of repair and help, and our hospitals!
00:47:33.000Look man, I love the meme where it's like the groggy looking sad dude saying, can we please have healthcare?
00:47:40.000There was a really funny one where it was like the Navy tweeted, we're building 50 new destroyers or some crazy thing, and then one of these progressives posted the sad man saying, can we please have healthcare?
00:47:54.000I understand the need for military, I understand what it's all about, but how much money are we spending overseas to build things that we don't have here?
00:48:17.000Like, the Intercept, for instance, is very, you know, Glenn Greenwald is, he goes on Fox News, he seems to be a pretty good dude, but his outlet is so Orange Man bad, it's confusing to me.
00:48:29.000When he literally writes, the establishment is stopping Trump from withdrawing our troops in the Middle East, I'm like...
00:48:35.000You guys rag on Trump all the time, okay?
00:48:38.000Are you going to say we're, like... Are you going to accept that your best chance towards ending all of these things you don't like is through Trump?
00:48:46.000Or are you just going to play the Orange Man bad narrative for clicks?
00:48:49.000Because I'm not going to listen to you if you're coming out saying the Democrats and Republicans blocked Donald Trump's efforts to withdraw.
00:49:03.000You know, he wasn't known for his great charisma.
00:49:05.000But what I'm saying is, they put out the smears.
00:49:08.000They put out the ridiculous fake news, the Proud Boys are alt-right white supremacists, brah, Donald Trump supports them, ugh.
00:49:14.000It's like, dude, you can write me a great piece and say, I love the story from The Intercept that said, Donald Trump is like the most honest and dishonest president at the same time, because he lies about really dumb things for like, who knows why.
00:49:27.000He'll be like, I didn't go to that club with that woman, what are you talking about?
00:49:30.000That's a lie, it's not true, you're lying.
00:49:32.000But then when it comes to military and spending, he's like, we got the soldiers in Syria guarding the oil.
00:49:43.000Hey man, look, if Trump tried to withdraw our troops and they went nuts and attacked him for it, and both Democrats and Republicans were blocking his moves, he comes out, that's how he's getting them.
00:49:53.000He's pulling the mask off of what they're doing.
00:49:56.000And that's the first step, getting the American people mad about our waste of time, money, and the lives being lost over here.
00:50:01.000I want to ask you, Jack, so you wrote the book, obviously, Democrats are Deplorable.
00:50:14.000Man, it was a combination of things, but really it was like beginning to feel the pressure of this white people bad stuff.
00:50:21.0002013, 2014 especially, the Rolling Stone rape hoax.
00:50:26.000You know, for me, it was a lot of like the title nine, this fake rape stats and radical feminism.
00:50:32.000So really, it all started for me after I got divorced and I was like, trying to figure out how to date again, 2020 or 2010.
00:50:37.000And, you know, this dating market had changed a lot since I had been married for 10 years before that.
00:50:43.000So I start reading, start figuring things out, and I start pulling on this string, and I'm like, man, this radical feminism is pretty whack.
00:50:50.000I start pulling on it, pulling on it, pulling on it, and I've been pulling on the very same string of radical feminism into intersectionality, into critical race theory, all the way to this very day.
00:50:59.000I'm still carrying on the very same thread.
00:51:02.000And at the core of all this cultural dispute and everything that we're having is, Begin with an attack on masculinity and it began with radical feminism and it has now just morphed and mutated and combined with Marxism and racism and intersectionality into what we see today.
00:51:18.000But I've been tracking the same thing for 10 years.
00:54:05.000So is Joe Biden's normal a normal that we actually want to go back to?
00:54:10.000Is Obama's world a world we want to go back to?
00:54:12.000Is this Middle Eastern involvement really something that we want?
00:54:15.000Because I didn't care for Obama because I was super conservative, but now listening to all his warmongering stuff, I'm like, this is insane.
00:54:49.000Donald Trump is an angry bull, and it was what was available at the time for the angry townspeople.
00:54:54.000But after the ivory tower has been finally vacated by the people as they run for the hills, then the townspeople can make an educated decision and find, you know, that person who can actually go and start representing them.
00:55:29.000The establishment is about to be crushed and all of these cronies like Rick Wilson and these Never Trumpers, when they got booted from the Republican Party by Trump, ran screaming as political party refugees to the Democrats saying, help us, help us, we got kicked out of the tower.
00:55:42.000The Democrats said, come, we'll nurture you in our bosom and protect you because we're all establishment cronies together.
00:55:48.000So, I told my friend, don't let them take the keys back.
00:58:45.000One of the things to talk about is changing the language and the conversation around China.
00:58:50.000Biden, for so many years, ah, China, ah, China, starting back with the WTO in the 90s, where we let them into the World Trade Organization, which was protested, by the way, by Antifa and BlackRock, which is funny because they were anti-globalist at the time.
00:59:06.000We have started since then just giving our country away to the point now where, in a pandemic, We didn't have all the supplies and we had risks of drugs running out and all kinds of bad things that are happening.
00:59:17.000And so we need to actually be saying China and the United States, these are is an antagonistic relationship right now.
00:59:26.000And we need to be changing the energy there.
00:59:28.000And I think that that has been accomplished.
00:59:31.000That was the battle in Seattle, I think it was.
00:59:34.000That was the World Trade Organization protests.
00:59:36.000Leftists were shutting down streets in opposition to global trade policy.
00:59:42.000Amazing how many of these people are now older and still part of the left, but in a complete inversion to what they once believed.
00:59:54.000That not only did I feel used by the activists who were like, vote for Obama, vote for Obama, you know, end the war, and then he made it worse and they walked away.
01:00:01.000It's also them saying like, hey, look at all these things that are really bad and, you know, these trade policies, look what we're protesting.
01:00:42.000They used us, Gen X. They used us, and we're bitter.
01:00:46.000You know what triggers me a whole lot about these people?
01:00:50.000The progressives are the ones who fought for loving v. Virginia, ending miscegenation laws.
01:00:57.000They have created generations of mixed-race people for which they now essentially disavow as either bend the knee and be privileged or be white.
01:01:05.000So that's, that's, that's, these people, I think, you know, I was talking to someone about Robin DiAngelo's book, where she basically, she says, I have no answer for how a mixed-race person is supposed to function.
01:01:14.000I don't know her exact quote, but she basically just, like, shrugs it off.
01:01:17.000But in this woke world of, like, racial discrimination, you know, like, Ibram X. Kendi and Robin DiAngelo, they don't have a Okay, all of one race here, all of one race here.
01:01:46.000So that to me is particularly offensive.
01:01:48.000It's like, you're the activist right now claiming you cared about these things, you cared about the dream of Martin Luther King Jr., and now you're holding up signs with his quotes on it while fighting against his dream.
01:01:58.000I can fully support you, man, with the Gen X thing.
01:02:00.000I'm 41, and I basically caught the tail end of Gen X, raised with the exact same ideals, we are all the same.
01:02:06.000Not identical, but man, you look past what you see, and that's who we're, we're unity, you know?
01:03:00.000And so now in California, as most people who are watching probably know, because I bring it up all the time, the Democrats are trying to repeal the civil rights passage in their constitution, and they call it the Affirmative Action Bill.
01:03:10.000So then when I try talking to people, they're like, but it's for Affirmative Action.
01:03:13.000I say, oh, can you point to the language in the bill that's for Affirmative Action?
01:06:00.000But did they, the same black, black people, the same Antifa people, did they believe that when they were promoting globalism or protesting against globalism in the 90s, WTO?
01:07:03.000Then one by one new people come in for their appointments and then all of a sudden everyone is standing up and sitting down having no idea why they did it.
01:07:42.000So the collectivism, it could be, I don't know if it's just dangerous in general.
01:07:47.000I think it is because I think that individualism makes people strong because when you have individualism, you have personal responsibility.
01:07:54.000When you start to lose individualism, you lose personal responsibility and you lose, like, maybe this comes down to people not experiencing the effects of their own actions, like not being disciplined maybe when they're growing up.
01:08:05.000I don't know if that's cause or effect, but I think that the individualism is so strongly tied to personal responsibility.
01:08:10.000You can see a culture start to crumble when you start to lose individualism.
01:08:15.000It's a bunch of antifas, a bunch of kids who have been given everything whenever they cried about it.
01:08:20.000So they're crying about it, trying to get it.
01:08:22.000I think it's funny, you know, these college kids, people talk about how colleges are indoctrinating, you know, young people.
01:08:28.000And I'm like, it's not in the way you think it is.
01:08:31.000Like, certainly there are professors that are ridiculously woke and, you know, woke walkers or whatever you want to call them.
01:08:36.000But a lot of what indoctrinates them is just the fact that they wake up, they're told what to do, and when they complain, they're given whatever they want.
01:08:49.000I want you to imagine now, a 38-year-old woman with an 8-year-old kid, and she's standing in the ice cream shop, and the kid's screaming and pounding his feet, saying, I want two scoops!
01:09:01.000And then she's like, okay, okay, okay, please, two scoops, quickly, he's yelling at me, my ears!
01:09:44.000And this is because the doctrines infiltrated the top levels of the organizations and will fire those professors if they stand up to the- Probably.
01:09:51.000to the weakness because people are more concerned about getting that quick buck than what's right
01:09:55.000that's another big problem you know i love it when people are like i have a problem with capitalism
01:09:59.000like you know i gotta say there is an issue when people are like i will sell out my principles as
01:10:03.000long as i get paid at the end of the day that's not an issue of capitalism though it's an issue of
01:10:08.000no shared values and morals mic drop up. Yeah. Right.
01:10:51.000He said that he is like a communist at home and he is like a socialist in his community and then he is a libertarian for his political views.
01:11:53.000And, uh, you know, I felt it when I heard that song for the first time, because, you know, I get some hate out there.
01:11:59.000And, uh, it's interesting that, you know, no, it's the same phenomenon when you're in your car, right?
01:12:04.000Like when you're in your car and you're in traffic and you, you're willing to like bully somebody with your car, cut them off and give them the finger.
01:12:11.000It's because you're insulated from real life.
01:12:23.000But people will elbow their way in their cars and then they get mad at you, right?
01:12:26.000It's like, when people are detached from the outcomes of their actions, like Antifa has been, they just go buck wild.
01:12:33.000Have you ever seen the viral video where there's like a fence and the two dogs are yelling at each other and barking and then the fence starts opening, it's like a gate, slides?
01:12:41.000And then once it opens, the dogs just stop and like slowly turn around and walk away like, oh no, now I got to be accountable for my actions.
01:12:47.000So this lack of masculine energy is directly linked to the era of social media.
01:12:54.000I think it emphasizes it, but the attack on masculinity has been ongoing since the 60s.
01:14:20.000Well, sure, but what you're basically saying is the ideal man is paramount, is peak humanity, right?
01:14:27.000The point is, if you have a movie where a guy is a superhero and he's saving the day, and then your response is, women should be like the man, instead of the man should be like the woman, you're basically saying the men is what we should all strive, the masculine is what we should all strive to be.
01:14:43.000But then the problem is, It disinherits women.
01:15:51.000Did you see in the book, In Defense of Looting, they basically said that, or I saw, I could be wrong, so fact check me, said that Jewish people and Asians represent the face of capital.
01:16:01.000And then a bunch of people are like, that sounds an awful lot like what, you know, Nazis were saying.
01:16:06.000But they believe a lot of the exact same things.
01:16:43.000Yeah, and it's the same thing with Critical Race, is they're trying to undo the white people, but what they really want is to undo the oppression.
01:17:35.000They're like chipping away at the patriarchy.
01:17:38.000They're chipping away at this sense of oppression.
01:17:40.000Well, I guess the argument would be that it will destroy us in the long run.
01:17:42.000Well, that's what we've been trying to say.
01:17:44.000And that's why we're trying to fight back.
01:17:46.000I've been tweeting and writing about this for years.
01:17:48.000It is woke versus men or woke versus masculine energy.
01:17:53.000And we need to have a revival of masculine energy.
01:17:57.000You know what's really interesting to me?
01:17:59.000I grew up watching shows, comic book shows, you know, like superhero stuff, and they always have the men and the women on equal footing.
01:18:06.000You know, I never really thought about it.
01:18:08.000So, when I was little watching, say, anime or superhero stuff, you'd see Wonder Woman.
01:18:13.000She's, you know, depending on what you're watching, she's like top-tier superhero as strong as the men, or stronger, actually.
01:18:20.000There's tons of anime where there's strong female characters with, like, top-tier abilities, and they're, like, main characters.
01:18:27.000And so in fiction, the idea is created among—particularly among, you know, young people who watch this stuff—that men and women are equally powerful.
01:18:34.000And then something interesting happened when I was skateboarding and I turned 16.
01:18:40.000And then all of a sudden, it was like, wow, there's a real power disparity between men and women in skateboarding.
01:18:44.000Then I turned 18, and I went to the X Games, and I was with my friend, and I got to meet a bunch of the top female skaters.
01:18:50.000And I mean this with no disrespect at all, but they just don't compare to the men.
01:18:54.000And then all of a sudden, I heard from the mouth of one of the top female pros, you will never be as good as a man.
01:18:59.000And she was telling it to the other women.
01:19:01.000And I thought that was interesting to grow up seeing all this fictional content where men and women are equals in every way, fighting each other.
01:19:07.000Or sometimes women are stronger, Captain Marvel for instance.
01:19:10.000But then you go out in the real world and you watch sports or work and it's like, men and women are clearly different.
01:19:15.000I really, I really, I have a lot of strong feelings about this.
01:19:19.000I really hate this idea that men and women need to be on an equal playing- well, not that they need to be on equal playing field, but that they need to be the same.
01:19:26.000Because I'm seeing a lot of the idea that they have to be the same.
01:19:30.000Like, Captain Marvel really did not make me happy.
01:19:32.000I was like, why should a woman need to be as strong as a man?
01:19:35.000Why don't you find something interesting that a woman really is good at in real life?
01:19:38.000And you empower normal women to do normal women things, to do them really well, and to, like, assign some kind of value to that, because that would be interesting.
01:20:10.000Oh, well, I was going to say like, if, if jumping into a burning building, you know, and pulling out the puppies and the children and saving them is a masculine thing, being the hero, being the strong adventure, the warrior, what would a feminine, you know, show movie be?
01:20:28.000What would the heroic female be doing?
01:20:41.000It's the moms that put ideas into the kids' heads, and it's the women that the men desire that spur men into conquest, into creation, into building things, and to protecting and preserving things.
01:20:57.000So like Game of Thrones, where you have the women who are, you know, high ranking positions who are royalty or whatever, and the men are all fighting the war and stuff.
01:21:05.000I don't, who got this idea that it's like, it's better to go to war and get chopped up in a meat grinder than to stay at home and to take care of the farm and the kids.
01:21:14.000But that's even still, we're talking about the peasant class or the working class.
01:21:21.000In looking at Game of Thrones, you had tons of female characters who were in positions of great power, who were directing the men to go into the meat grinder and go to war for them.
01:21:29.000And so there was a lot of drama and a lot of power behind what they did.
01:21:32.000You look at those characters, like Cersei Lannister was extremely powerful.
01:21:35.000Now, mind you, I mean, the show kind of trailed off and nobody cares anymore, but I'm using it as an example that you've got a lot of shows where you can see female power and how they wield it and how it's represented.
01:22:34.000That to me is one of the greatest disrespects of modern feminism.
01:22:40.000That there is kind of... It feels... And I'm not saying this of all women, I'm not saying this of all feminists, but there is a general, like, ignoring of the power of motherhood and femininity.
01:23:43.000So Joe Rogan had this this woman on Who is talking about like rapid onset gender dysphoria and stuff and how it's typically young women being told they're trans because they like doing certain masculine things And so it feels like there's two fronts here that are targeting young women and taking away their agency.
01:24:03.000One, telling them that they shouldn't like what they like.
01:24:06.000There was a Reddit post that went pretty viral.
01:24:08.000I think you might know what I'm talking about.
01:24:10.000Oh, you gotta look on your face like you knew this one.
01:24:12.000No, it was a couple saying, we're raising our daughter to be genderless, but she keeps demanding pink dresses.
01:24:25.000So then they're telling their kid not to want these things, and then when their kid says, okay, they go, aha, now you should go to the doctor and get hormone therapy or something.
01:27:14.000I got in trouble a long time ago for writing a satirical piece that was trying to just help women understand that they need to have agency.
01:27:22.000Feminism is about taking away women's agency.
01:27:26.000And that's why you see people criticizing the Supreme Court nominee, right?
01:27:35.000Or when women are like, I just want to stay home with the kids.
01:27:39.000You know what I love about Amy Coney Barrett?
01:27:41.000They're like, she's literally in a cult where she thinks she's subservient to her husband.
01:27:44.000She's a handmaiden and going to be nominated to the highest court in the country and probably one of the most powerful people on the planet.
01:27:53.000And the way that we know for sure that none of it makes any sense is in the Scandinavian countries where they're the most liberal and they give people the most freedom and they can choose whatever jobs they want.
01:28:06.000And yet more women choose jobs that involve people and care, and men take jobs that involve things and thinking.
01:28:15.000It happened naturally and they're mad about it.
01:29:52.000My role is to protect and provide And it's very clear what a soft feminine woman's role is to provide, you know, happen in our relationship.
01:29:59.000And neither one of them is like better than the other.
01:30:02.000They're both important and necessary to make a whole.
01:30:06.000So feminism or being feminine is very different, is something very different from feminism.
01:30:21.000So you're definitely going to have men with a little bit more of a feminine energy and women with a little bit more of a masculine energy.
01:30:27.000It's not clearly just going to be one or zero, but they do gather around the means outside of, you know, in their sort of bimodal distribution, I think is the term.
01:31:07.000Well, and that's what's playing out on the national scale, whether we all all of us know it or not.
01:31:11.000This is a need for more masculine energy, a leadership and also a reestablishment of categories and boundaries, which is why we see people wanting to pull back from globalism.
01:31:23.000That's why we see people thinking social media is not healthy for them all the time.
01:31:26.000That's why we think that's why we see social distancing is a good thing in terms of in times of a pandemic.
01:31:32.000And that's why we need to have clearly defined gender identities and gender roles, because boundaries matter.
01:31:39.000And boundaries that you let things in when you want, let things out when you want.
01:31:42.000No boundaries means there's no people, no thing.
01:31:54.000That's why I say it's a chaotic destructive force.
01:31:56.000It's just, you know, at one point it was anti-globalist, now it's pro-globalist, and now it's just moving around randomly burning down buildings and destroying things with no real purpose or plan.
01:32:09.000To what extent are these people just spontaneously deciding to go do this or that or burn this or attack the federal courthouse or whatever?
01:32:16.000Or to what extent are they being guided and led?
01:32:19.000to a great extent. But it's opportunistic in the sense that there are people in politics who
01:32:26.000want to channel that rage towards something they can win with and I think the Democrats
01:32:29.000tried using that. I think that they saw the anger. So this is why... It is what it is.
01:33:18.000We need to set the boundaries for the left because these companies won't do it.
01:33:23.000So if we allow them, if we tell Antifa, you burning down these buildings and killing people worked for you, it'll get worse.
01:33:30.000If we collectively reject all of that and say no, and they realize their temper tantrum doesn't work, we have to be the ones setting the boundary.
01:33:37.000Because the big tech firms aren't going to do it.
01:33:38.000They're going to allow them to organize and incite violence.
01:33:41.000Also, I would think along the lines of people thinking emotionally and not logically, rather than looking at it like stopping cancel culture, because you're just saying stop cancel culture and you're putting it out there, say what you want it to be.
01:34:09.000Because if you look at almost every situation you can find That.
01:34:14.000And it's just when you're constantly focused on finding the hate, when you're constantly focused on trying to find one little word that Donald Trump did or didn't say in his debate, you're going to find it.
01:34:23.000These people on the left, they right now, their whole radar system is like, got to find hate, got to find oppression, got to find negativity.
01:34:30.000And what does that do to you on the inside?
01:34:37.000This is why I was saying, like, last week, jokingly, that, you know, in 30 years, you could make a funny little, like, short film where someone finds the old ruins of the New York Times building, and it's, like, decrepit-looking, and, like, windows are busted out, and they go inside with their flashlight, and they're all scared, and then they see a journalist!
01:34:54.000And they're wearing a suit, it's all ripped up and tattered, and their hair is, like, half-fallen out, and they've got, like, missing teeth, and they're like, That's going to happen.
01:35:00.000And they like zombies and they latch on and they're like, say something offensive.
01:35:04.000And then you do start writing about it frantically, like desperate to just find that rage and
01:36:28.000But no, there's people in the tech world and there's people in other industries that are identifying clearly that this is the time to Build.
01:36:36.000And it's these people that are the ones who are focused on hate all the time.
01:37:02.000And if you like what I'm talking about, masculinity, masculine energy, I have an all men's network, a national network with hundreds of men.
01:37:57.000There's many people watching, and we should have more likes, because otherwise you're just saying you hate us, and well, I guess it's true.
01:38:35.000You know what's really funny about this thing?
01:38:37.000So people are claiming that Joe Biden was wearing a wire because he like fiddles with his, you know, lapel and then you see a black line squiggle down his shirt.
01:38:45.000The funny thing is, I have no idea what it was.
01:38:48.000Yet Facebook has determined it was the crease of his shirt.
01:39:16.000Justin O'Toole says, did the couple not decline to pursue charges, hence why trespassing charges were dropped?
01:39:21.000I think this will help them in fighting their own charges.
01:39:23.000That's a reference to the McCloskeys, I believe.
01:39:26.000So they're not charging the people who trespassed, yeah.
01:39:28.000Crayson says, as a red coat, American politics is my favorite reality TV show.
01:39:32.000However, Trump, win or lose, your country will need to address and resolve the fact that one of your political parties is openly corrupt and outright evil.
01:39:56.000Dipdopdoopity says, I think you should have Chris Ragon or his co-host Colin Moriarty on the show.
01:40:01.000I know your relationship has been tense, but he's a true liberal.
01:40:04.000The co-host of the podcast is a conservative, and Chris has been labeled a conservative because of association by mainstream press.
01:40:10.000I think he would make for some interesting dialogue on both of your perspectives on Trump.
01:40:15.000So, Chris said something on Twitter, like, that politics is very personality-driven, and so he thinks Trump could, you know, I'll try to keep it family-friendly, do something very disgusting to an animal, and then air it on a children's TV program, and his supporters would find the backwoods version of Yas Queen to yell.
01:40:34.000And my response was, Donald Trump could overpay his taxes by millions, and they would find a way to claim he paid no taxes.
01:40:41.000And then he responded with record time.
01:40:42.000I'm assuming he was trying to imply that I was the person just blindly and zealously defending Trump, when my actual point, which I responded was, The people who claim only Trump people are like this and ignore the fact that they literally do the exact same thing are blind to what's really going on.
01:41:53.000V City says, did you see the article from the Inquirer out of Philly that memory sticks and a computer used to program voting machines were stolen from an elections warehouse?
01:42:03.000They said the laptop had been remotely disabled, but didn't mention the memory sticks.
01:44:32.000He was the one who decided, no, he is the one who got baited by the fake one and four rape stats.
01:44:39.000And then it was Biden that pushed the title nine reform that changed the face of all the universities, put men on the defensive, gave the rights to the accuser and gave weight to this bull crap notion that a quarter of every girl that goes to college gets raped.
01:44:56.000And the first thing he's going to do if he gets elected is roll back all of the reforms and go back to rape culture and go back to persecution.
01:45:02.000And he allegedly raped that girl that worked for him, Tara Reade.
01:45:28.000Eduardo says, Jack Murphy is on the money when it comes to South America.
01:45:31.000They live under the Sistema de Castas Colonial, where whites or people close to white are at the top and blacks and dark-skinned mixed are at the bottom.
01:45:48.000I've been on the Caribbean, Puerto Rico, etc.
01:45:51.000So I've been to Brazil several times, and I actually have a couple friends down there, people I know, some are Brazilian.
01:45:58.000And this one guy told me that racism is really funny in Brazil, because it's very different to how it works in America.
01:46:03.000He said that basically everybody is trying to have their kids be whiter and whiter, and they view it as a privilege, and it's a good thing.
01:46:12.000And so often you'll get a circumstance where two people who are not particularly white will accuse each other of not being white, while they brag that they are.
01:46:19.000You'll see like, you like, like two guys who are like, not, not like, you know, black or anything, but they're very dark skinned, pointing at each other, screaming about how they're not really white.
01:46:27.000And it's a really weird kind of racism that exists in Brazil.
01:46:30.000Yeah, Brazil is slightly different than the rest of Latin America because they have a big Afro community from slave trade and stuff.
01:46:37.000And so there was a lot of miscegenation and intermarriage and interracial relationships there.
01:46:41.000Brazil is its own particular case, but he's spot on with, they're called peninsulares.
01:46:46.000Because they're from the Iberian Peninsula, Spain and Portugal.
01:46:49.000And these are the people at the top of the caste system.
01:46:51.000And these are the people that send their kids to Georgetown University and whatever in the United States.
01:46:57.000To think that they're just going to put themselves in some group of disaffected people of color category when for centuries they've been fighting to say that they're white is just counter, you know, it's just facts wrong.
01:47:12.000Eric A. says Ibram X. Kendi got paid $240,000 by Fairfax County, Virginia for speeches and K-12 history books.
01:47:20.000Critical race theory thrives in the shadows from a lack of understanding.
01:47:23.000Once people understand exactly what it is, the ideology will wither and fade.
01:47:27.000Part of the problem with critical race theory is there is no core.
01:47:30.000So if you keep asking questions and digging and digging, there is nothing to get down to to really attack.
01:47:35.000But I'm telling you, there are people, my inbox is filled with people from different jurisdictions around the country appalled at what is happening in their schools with critical race theory.
01:47:45.000Parents or anybody who's out there, look out for these things called courageous conversations.
01:47:50.000They just say, oh, we're just going to have a conversation with the students.
01:47:53.000We're just going to use this courageous conversations map.
01:47:57.000But in the map, it says you have to examine your whiteness, be uncomfortable, work towards being anti-racist.
01:48:03.000And of course, the ultimate anti-racist does what?
01:48:05.000Yields positions of power to people of color.
01:48:59.000Nathan Rawlin says, look into Karlyn Borisenko and Unsafe Space on YouTube.
01:49:03.000These are former leftists with a lot of knowledge on how this critical race theory garbage has infiltrated our schools and how long it has been around.
01:49:10.000She and I have worked, she and I have actually worked with some of the same people in education.
01:49:17.000Back on that fascism one, Joan Goldberg, he's kind of garbage now, but like, Liberal Fascism is a fantastic book if you want to actually really read about it.
01:49:27.000Unsafe Space was actually on Tim Kess' IRL.
01:50:08.000They're like, well, I'm not going to stay silent.
01:50:09.000And I'm like, no, you're making it worse on purpose so you can claim that you're a victim being attacked by evil men to justify your political position.
01:50:17.000And that's exactly what they were doing.
01:50:25.000Dan Fitzpatrick says, Tim, your impression of the crying kid reminds me exactly of Louis C.K.' 's joke about the kid he calls Gizanthropus and his weak mother apologizing.
01:50:48.000You did moms, you did Putin, you did Xi, you did Biden, you did Trump, you did them imagining they're at some big global national security negotiation.
01:51:02.000I didn't know if this is a new thing, dude.
01:51:39.000We were talking about potential voices we can do.
01:51:42.000I don't want to give away some of the jokes, but there was a really, really funny joke we had where Seamus and I were talking, and then we made a Lord of the Rings joke that would work really, really well for modern politics.
01:51:52.000I don't want to give it away because he might end up doing it, and it's going to be amazing.
01:51:56.000But it requires doing some pretty good voices.
01:53:33.000That was the point of Judge Dredd, I suppose.
01:53:35.000They were like, it's easier because there was so much crime to just give the judges guns in training and have them go out and execute people at their own discretion.
01:54:15.000You should see it because it's really well done in terms of... So Wonder Woman believes... Oh wait, wait, wait, with the backstory and the island with all the women.
01:55:32.000Moto A says, Tim for president 2024, US make America great again.
01:55:39.000If anyone ever came to me and like I received papers where it said I had to serve like in some kind of public office, I'd be like, just give me a minute.
02:00:57.000Okay, and it was the same day that the Federalist and Breitbart and all these other companies were like, where are our search results?
02:01:04.000And at the same time we all discovered that our stuff had been, see I said stuff there, had been taken off and then they just flipped a switch and then it was back.
02:01:12.000My two channels, TimCast and TimCast News, they cannot be found on Google.
02:03:53.000The idea is that very short terms, and bills voted on by randomly selected individuals, they would be scared to go against the will of the people, in that they're not gonna cut deals for themselves, because they're not there for that long, there's no benefits.
02:04:08.000So if they're like, we're gonna make it so that, you know, this corporation gets a direct benefit that, you know, hurts people and all some dumb waste, they're gonna be like, I'm not doing that.
02:04:16.000The negative is, it just becomes tyranny of the majority because everyone's scared about what the mob will do to them if they go against the mob.
02:07:04.000I'm just saying, I don't know what's going to work.
02:07:06.000Oh, I think a hundred percent Trump voters get out, go to the polls, forget the mail-in absentee crap, go down, pull the trigger in, or sorry, pull the lever in the voting booth and make sure it counts and make sure it's there and make sure your chat is hanging the right way and make sure you get everything all lined up and make sure it's all done and proper and you get it done.
02:07:51.000If Trump wins small enough, that will lead to an ongoing litigation about 80 million, 80 million to 80 million mail-in ballots are expected, which means unless Trump wins with a greater gap than that, or at least half of that, 40 million.
02:08:06.000But a lot of them got mailed out three weeks ago.
02:08:09.000The issue is there's no reasonable number.
02:08:14.000If Trump wins with a 10 point lead, they're going to be like, yeah, but that makes sense because 40 million Democrats have just mailed their ballots in.
02:10:42.000Trump is not sitting around just complaining about all these different groups all the time.
02:10:45.000I think the genesis of the criticism of the military was in him saying, That there's all these generals just waiting to get a payday from the defense contractors and that's all they want to do.
02:11:00.000And then the next day I see like, I think it was Mike Cernovich tweeted out like 50 screen caps of all these generals who the first thing they did was go to the defense contractors and take very fat, big contracts and make tons of money.
02:11:31.000He is with the soldiers and they're together against the generals who want this war for money and for whatever reason, because they bomb stuff.
02:14:33.000You know, I used to, we used to announce the guests, but then we had like two cancellations and I'm like, that's so disappointing for people.
02:14:51.000I mean, it's like we have some people in mind who for who we want to come, but we're going to do an election night live show and we're going to make jokes and probably eat nachos or something.
02:15:00.000We're going to drink a lot or cry or whatever.
02:15:03.000It's going to be no matter what happens.